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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-22
SATURpAY. sEPr. -. 1850.
N0TnE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that dividend ofeiRht per cent, has been de-
clared Dy the Probate Court Of CugaRQHa Itl-i-.Ji
Ohio IN the matter Of the asst nuent oi shaw = 80
and that said dividend will Be paid on tns ON ~
Of September, lo50 at the ONCE OF yonh n NiApPi ~
wv N''' u u ''iaii-' ~ DANIEL i. TILDEN,
seutenberzi.a07 Probate Judge
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-22

BUFFALO TIE BEST ILLUSTRATION.
But perhaps the harbor of Buffalo would
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-22
IMPROVEMENTS ny sTArEs.

But improvements by single States, or by
several States through the instrumentality
Of compacts, must prove equally oppressive
and unjust. Suppose the States Of Missouri
and limos enter into q compact to improve
the mississippi river, They might, underline
scheme OF the honorable Senator, lay vast
burthen on agricultural products coming
down the river to St. Louis for a market, or
crossing the ferry and yet lay out every dol
laron the river below the city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-22
6roffrie5 4 grorisioa5.

ELOUR AND FLOUR BARREL
hoops.
30 barrels Frederick5burgh Fleur.
100 /" East Mills.
100000 Flour Barrel Hoops.
At "a aud 66 1larWin ST.,
anqIg W. HELHINCH.
lust RECEIVED AND FOR
~ SALE-A quantity Of ch0ics Western ReserFs
Butter. lsep5l CO1sIOCk & 6EW GERRY.
DUTTER,-A CHOICE LOT OF
lb Western Reserve Butter 10 store and Tor sale
by CALDWELL SImM0ass
sapt6 q Union ~.
a N. PERRY & co,
116 AND 118 SUPERIOR ST.,
OFFR AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
5000 b6ls Fresh Ground Firuiily Flour.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-22
THE SONS OF TOIE TO BEAR THE BURDE'

What is here said of New York is equally
applicable to the wealth and luxury Of Bos-
ton. Philadelphia Baltimore, Charleston,
Providence, Salem, Newark, and other cities
of the second and third grades. Indeed,
there is to be found scattered all over the At
lantie States many individuals Of great
wealth, who consume great amount Of duti-
able goods, and who can only be made to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-22

furnish the best illustration of the inequality
and injustice Of this system. If this city were
invested with the power Of lsvying tonnage
duties It could lay the whole country, West
and Northwest under contribution. The
freights up or down, arrive there in Faasitt.,
and Whatever burthens are laid upon them
must be paid by the Western farmer. either IN
the character OF producer or consumer, upon
principles already fully explained. If thai
city were to raise half million of dollars to
repair or complete its harbor, | believe no,
one-tweniieth part Of it would be paid by the
city, and the residue would fall with crushing
effect on the Western country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-22

aa PRACTICAL WORKING OF TIE SCHEME.
Mr.. Smith illustrated the eIcee dinghy COM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

returned y W. klsolisys DE Issesstlt sss u
sFill ~ chsssv sSS ss Nss,ss q no
cohhBed 70 legitimate dxcofslsss tle II sss.,s,
Iss operations are greatly restricted. yoIsatar5ix
however, 70 q few thousands Of dollars s,l, 49,
kept on hand for special pas pesea fr hide ,,,,e.
morse team moves algHg with Rseat axsgt h;s3,Ix
unsatisfactory results 10 those Interested aS3. 4
eoafse sets st naugt the opinion that the Isrstn
was too far From te center Of business ID r4xsz
VIZ iocafion y right where Il eusst ii Ia ss,4f ~
congratulate tbase Interested On the fsyor III ss
pices with v'isSeh It enters sts year 1850.
The directors Of She aoutsaera BANK fo.sl.s H.
elared dividend ~ 4 57es. payable q resi.enf
stockholders On and afseY I'LL Dsli iast.
The Bank 81 New crlessss aiso dscsargsI n sxi.
fend Of PET, payable ~ and after he aasI. n
next mosltlt. IS
The directors Of the Crescent CIV Rank IA.
clared q dividend W VET, payable iii and '4ster
the 18th January
We have not space to remark on The position of
these banks; bnt shall ss heretofore on the haIf
yearly statements, make our nssIal comments.
They close the years business, however, YeFy
strong and are In a positfon to meet all reason
able requirements Of their patrons and customers.
The exchange market to-day continued under
dtill and dropping Tendencies Tn farts there ws
no general market. The coanser rate fDr checks
on New York ranged from 10 dis. and IN rosnd
sums discount. On the street there ss very little
doing We quote from 4, to ii a III: thirty DAYS
sight 70 dis. sixty days siEiit fron ~ Il II
fof selected nanara q zgg,s to 81 pei. Several
round sums Of factory drafts on Boston were taken
at ii dis So it appears salat II y cheaper ID buv
cotton with sixty day bills Of she proceeds. xAsU
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
4 GHEsrENT seKrIcEs No. II, GAAF ss1rS
MoUdRy Auruisfr .tnu i t55tl

SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. With very light receipts
and unfavorable weather. the sales were confined
to few small lots at unchanged prices.
FLOUR =. The market WAS dull and we noticed
sales of only few limited parcels, comprising 49,
Unbranded, Low Fine to Common, DIT 81 z0CD$5 40.
some Superfne at So 10, and 200 bbls. Choice Extra
at 81 IS u bhl
GRAM. (. The sales of Corn included ATS sacks
yellow at =, aud some small lots ut S5t5dgOc ~
bnshe. In Oats and Bran we heard Of no transact
5tions worth reporting.
Provisions. The sales of Pork were confined
to retail parcels, at 81 for 0d and SIT so ~ bhi
for New Mess. The stock At the Inspection Ware
houses embraces 1920 hhis. of all kinds against
62l2 on the lst Of December. In Bacon we heard
of nothing doing. OF Lard $50 kegs sold Ill llEe
and a sma lot Of Prime In tierees, MT IAac III H.
The stock Of Beef the Inspections comprise 1864
bbls and 4se tierces, against SOL tierces on the lst
of December,
TALON. We noticed j sale Of 100 tierrss
fexas rendered at aSc. u IL.
BALE RopE.. The stock on hanza embraces
about "a 600 coils OF which 5000 Isanf-spun aud
Ii, 600 Machne-inale.
HAY. "A fiat boat load of go IONS Western N "a
sold on private terms, said to be ri full price
GoFrsE. We heard 81 no transactions iii any
note. -
WHISKY. Sales confined 10 80 hhls. peaa,s
Extra Rectiied Mt 26ac, AMI 80 Dexsers ut 3tc. -
gallon. ~ 4 -
FngiGHrs We noticed i ship taken FOR liver
pool at led faf oftsa. for Al ia M
for Bordeaux III AMI 5hres OF fiaar fsr farSpe
On private terms Colt s shipsapg ii Rli d s.
aled. % Liverpool Hfd is Tor Hsyre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
Ir Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
OH ny DUNG,
Anir1n its Truth,

PROFESSOR HOOPS HAIR RESTORATIVE
VIII preserve nfably growth of the hair
ss ssss re s a sss
.ss i .s s ss ay %
a ss. u 81 81 oser s D
testimony ha a. not too much IN It's favor Read
W Mssoss Gasyr Charlie. 60, NO, Nov 10 1851
, ~sss % sondsria dai, aisss
Wiz 8 s ss
s e. Z e q. sg & NJ sq
hopes Of bnt to surprise and that Of VII friends
ahd laxura crop out and say
s s " ssa aas d
commend Restorative perfect remedy for all diseases
q scalp ana A' u sss
Rendered application ii dressing l.
months ,hsi and having continued n
I " W'a s ~ s md s re- e q Z ~ pesea
e. those produced BY he Of oils any Other
es s asfs
M s y r. # d s I'll ssns ans s aaas
Of performing vi That Is claimed f., II, II !,
cineinnnt, O.. Feb. 10, 1851. ia Third street.
WElHlsGros. No., Dec. s. 1857.
who had been using Your Hui Restorative induced to try
IL al fever, time hast May and nearly every hair
isF n hsa hae sgs ssa VAS Ssar a duty
So r e e ss n Wg as hSa q hass
, Gssa 5essi have
The nsl ses pa1 up ii bottle. Of hree sizes large
ss mn so In s aal sss sa Cant as Es'l per-
Y , The s n Ill ls,als Tor tso dollars
ss sion ps and ,esls far IS bottle
Noo CO a hgSSdss Nd Ny n h1
sss cid BY good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
nl6 3utpn1f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

Our banks had last year s4,aoo,ooo more in coin
than to-day to sustain them, with a million and q
half less in circulation. The deposits last year at
this date nearly 81, ooa, 900 more than to-day,
consequently there has not been any accumulation
Of capital in our midst, though with our stapend-
resources very little capital is required to CON
duct great trade. 1t must not be disguised nor
smothered over that our community closes the
calendar year with au Indebtedness direct to our
banks Of oser s3o,OOooO0, being an increase for
the year OF SIS 900 or D Oct. Has the bnsixess
of our city increased p get. since the first day of
January, 1882
The directors of the Bank Of America have de.
clared dividend out Of the earnings for the last
six months Of get. payabt, on aud after the 9th
January. This makes II GIT this institution has
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
, NEW ORLEANS, jack
EAa - son AND GREAT NORTHERN
1859. TRANSPORTATION Department 1850,

Freight VIII be received the Conpanys Depot foot Of Cal
Hope street up 10 $50 r. NJ, daily, (sundays excepteaJ
An freight intended for transportation distinctly
marked with the initials Of consgDee and place Of
tnaon freight will be received consigned
established stations line Of the connections
Blank railroad receipts for freight may
Depot, Messrs Corson Armstrong;, Camp street. by
those who wish to them.
The ofnuy itself responsible OF
ton shipped b road which may be lost By e from the
tins rcceiped for at stations the line until twelve hours
notice 10 arrival the this city.
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Line, between New Orleans
York having made arrangements with the Adams Express
Company to regular dy through Express between the
two cities the Express business heretofore carried BY the
Railroad Company for its account Is discontinued, and all
Express matter will be carried by the Adams Express
atisn can this subject of j. j. McKEEyER ESQ.,
e6 Camp street.
Agents Of the Railroad Company permitted recei-e
or Specie jcwefy, other express
They will be received By iha Adams 50 Camp
BENTLEY ID, HASEII.
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Snpt,
57-. ..a. It's. WILLIAMS,
Master of TRANSPORT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
GaxscE,ss oysres. Nj. - Camp MIA.

The increase in the exchange balances is light,
very light, considering the large sums which have
been placed on the market for the week.
The following figures denote the changes in the
bank movement for the corresponding week last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
cincinnnti, O., Feb. 10. 1851.

r flSrFs OF hIHSI.AID-N0TlGE Is uEREBY GIVEN
la application will be made 10 the Commissioner Of PEN
sson. IN DAYS The publication hereof for The resue
o Military warrsnt Nc u e in the name Of John A. Fort
lie General Office against tho issue Of sal
,srran The public hereby cautioned aansI trading fol
nv came G. II. LuzENBEHfi,
sus es ss Attorney
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02


GREGOHISb. ROWLAND ~ CO., 1NraRrE.s
~ Wholesale and Rs,nii Dealers In bly, and Green ruts
esre oIa en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

Arizona ..s..s.- .-s-.--. l...---tll
Coa;1ncoaleos .---d;'
Fashion -. NJ. .Algiers
Moses Taylor. .---di
PHILADELPHIA M'don'yill
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- slsIIs,sa5 s2s.alssss s7.2gl 81


Actual increase Of Long and sert week.
The following j. the comparative statement Of
leans, dseoanta, mortgages md pledges which ill.,
cludes active movement, excepting exchange ana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
CONFECTIONERY. CONFECTIONERY.

rs NJ. w.
I T0H A. LEAEkE, ATTORNEYS Att TIA W, AND
- General Collecting Agents, CAMDEN, Arkansas col
lec claims in all the snsther= pHrt sf The state. =
Relerences--A j. Tuiy Co., Campbell Strong, j.
side Co, = H. slocouib Co.. W a. Violet Co., r. w.
Rayne Soaring Scott New Orleans Hudson, Robertson
co Nm Wrsy cs. New York j. d. Lrptneott Co., Phil
sfelnti. zazzA37l ref.Aa' tvs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

M IxlI:EaI, ALLEN u Co., .'uIioN eAUl uas
w and Commission hst,ants No. 10 Grasisr street.
Orleans ieA II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

u NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ IRON Wt3RKE-The undersigned beg leave inform
The public and builders gensesliy that they manu-
w featuring ali kinds Of Architectural and Building Iron
Work their foundry Of Magnolia and EHto Streets
Office Davidson Row. Geroudre streesnch Fefandals
Railing Shutters Sefc Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs. Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keen constantly hand Wrought Iron Col
uns Sash Weights and oil all orders ot
every description Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
"'-' BENNETT & LURGEs, Dayidson,s Row,
is94ff etreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02


e1fxs slS DIEGO Mi. aaiI L1s 81 sasSss&-tt
lean. 10 san sss p e California s
sna s 2 o Nsw San
Texas b procured tie once Of the 81 Louis Cairo
p.n 70 T:nss p s sas ss e
ionic Thence San Antonio and San Diego Mail Line
ssssis L Gs. III. ' Sa
Fort Yuma Diego, San Francisco s''' ''se''s
Sc olIrFoRp @. WAYNE,
NOTICE-BY MUTUAL. CONSENT, MR.. WIIIIAM
sasssx III ssh Isss 's
New Orleans. Nov. !, ls5a. da In
@ss-:szS DIR. }. f. sPMNoERs
dSTYyS Rsspectfully informs hls friends and he pub
pared 70 ATTEND 10 duties professon lid deems
per farhesmors remark ihst hs undivided attention
'es' DENTAL SURGERY.
wherever thus engaged entire satisfaction and receiving es
dencts of ability and high commentator and
ssts sa Ne !. II street s
Of olfs siss ssPRs
hm sep s nd md INN
fs Herr q III es eon
perfect sa and SO perfect and natural
Vests nsihsd Of filling teeth with Eol combines n modern
entirely and serupuosy DR.. W his
thanks The inhabitants Of New Orleans vicinity The
extensive they have favored him
years Office and resdence IL ST CHARLES sree second ao
From Iafavette Sn,nre
MCDONSEl.L'S RESTAURANT, no.
sff{A = i4 common street between Bafunne and Ga.
rdnd .et streets, New Orleans
.sAsASG$ THIS establishment resisin omen during
the where everything the can be found
and prizes moderate The well ventilated
aesahle than other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished for transient Bnariers
Families Commission Merchants supplied Wines and
Liquors OF every description al Wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL. & MGtiRAW,
myl4H S Proprietnrs.
OFFICE OF THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS
~ New Yo,k. May 3 1853.
Mr. +. W. @. COOK Is duly authorized Agent in New
orders taken by kim cceeye
and rfl attention We solicit patronage
Of our friends in Lanisiana.
HoRATIO ALLEN President.
r. W. G COOK erire No. Ns,rhes street. New Oeasas
mrl "
w and Commission Merchants No. l2o Grassr street. New
Orleans, jeA IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
EEDs, FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.

LEEDS 4 CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
Manufacturers of Vertical Horizontal Steam Engines
Boilers Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles CHARTERS
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machae sHw Mile
Gearing 'FRONT.' buildings, Furnace
months Crate Bars etc, and all Machinery required for the
South
We haze been duly end prepared
ST1LLMtNiS PATENT BAGAsSE FURNACE
Fslp ii ErvJp
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-10
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BIT I En- s a,

T., &; , ,.t ,L,, g., ....,-, ,.,..,l ,,-.,.. ,.,-..
he,. If 80 t,,,aou farI,, "a. ..,,;c. ,o ,Ii.,sc
~, dis,nrhonco of H. foJn,. t,.nctions LII,
viii, tbr aiJ Of n rood .o,.s,,d no axcr,isr
al nI,ip common sense thcy p,s,- l,e allie =, n,
r,orlafe the svster, n; "a secure na,r,,n M
LnaI,b 7, or,lar n .,.cor,,,Ii.l, III. dasi,,,
.bect Tho ,,ua co,,rs. A., ,,,,,sne i ,o,.t;,,l,.
rLSt which y,;II rror,,ce . T,st,.rol stara ~,
,li,rs at The laost bozari of vital f,.o,,,H and
life Fo,. tl,is n,rp,se D, Uo-tr:rer a., ;r,-
Irodpnad to tb;s co,ipfl, n nrararatior, bcarfT,,,
his name Which i moi Il ney. medicine but oI.
,Ia, Ls baer, ,,ia1 fo,. ,-ca,.s ,iyirr, sotsfsc-
tlnr, to an Who boye t.sed il Tie Rittrr,
,,orata ,,,-ori,,lI,, n,on the stomach g,oveIs
and liver. restoring them 10 healthy and
vigorous action. and thus, by The simple pro-
cess Of strengthening nature, enable Tie sys-
TEN TO triumph over ulsease.
for the cure % ~ 5sleis''' on -
%I;,,, s,;lte,. ,-. ,ri,ij na,,;o,,
of the stomach ar towels producing Cramps,
DYsentcry. Collie Cholera Nvrbgs, Ac., these
Bitters have no equal.
DiarrhGa, dyseaterv OF t'uEs 50 generally con-
tracted by new settlers and caused Principally
by the change Of water and diet, VIII be speedily
regulated By bFicf use Of this preparation
"iI -, I'm, ,l,,,
-, =. - - ,..-. -.
49, ~ ''.' D'1av " ''-"!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-10

y APEkIEN / AND STOMACRIC PRFPARA-
Il ton OF IRON purified of Oxyren and Carhoo
by combustion IN HyJrogen. Sanctioned by ~
highest medical authorities. both Ip FrTona ami th
United States and prescribed in their nrarrire
The experience Of thousands daily proves thar NO
preparation OF Iron can be comoared vim = I,n-
rites OF tn. blooI tanras .i,,, nj vial aer - h
and otherwise sicxIy comnexions indicate H. ra
cessltY IN almost every cooceivabI. case. Iorav-
lous in all alalas IN [,bl,h r ba baan tr,ad !, "a
proved absolutely curative. i- sa,, d. fa, fII,,y,,
complaints VIZ:
E,f DrLlity. Nsy,s,e A 5,ctss,y ry,,,,,,,o,, D..-
pspxia Coaa,ip,tia.. yi,rr1s. B1,ruts,a L,r;,1,,t
Coasumptoa, Srgn.lga, T.Isy.ul,y,s. SgLt RL,u,,.
Hism..,lr.4fi,q. THjtsv. CLL,royjx L,r.y g,1ja,'
chroa;e arolrr5sq Il g,.,ig.,. I.r,z,s..~I Fs,.g
P,ayfss on As Ftrs, ar.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-10
.BEnEOR.D c0E.NrY 81

AtaH Orphans Court
held at Bedford, IN and for The county OF Bedford,
Oh The 3oth day Of ApIIl, 1860, before the ludges
oi the SAID court,
0n motion ol 0. +. shannon, Esq, the court
grant rule The heirs and legal representa-
OF Jacob heazy, late OF Middle Woodberry town
ship, deceased. To wIt. Michael. Cathariue David,
Ann, iutermsrfied with WIN. Fl Ter. Peter, and ia
cob, a minor, who has for his guardian David
>chne5lY, all residing in Bedford County, except
David who resides in Blair county TO be and ap-
pear al Orphans Court 10 be held at Bedford, in
and Tor the county OF Bedford, the first Monday,
third day Of September, A. d. 1860 to accept re-
fuse take the Real Estate OF said deceased at the
valuation which has been valued and appraised in
pursuance OF writ Of Partition Valuation, issued
out OF said court aad TO the Sheriff of said county
directed, or show cause why ths same shoudnol be
sold.
~,rEJ~r In testimony whereof have hereuDto
81 81 set my hand and seal Of said county, at
JJ~v5 Bedford, the 7th day Of May, A. D. 1850.
ATTEST;
HA. S. FLuEE, SAMA. II. TATE,
Sheriff. Clerk.
limo % 1sgO
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-10

NORMAL SCHOOL
"a The Bedford county Normal
School will open in the new School building, in the
iowa Of Bedford, Tuesday, Aug. l4th, at O'Clock,
A. M-All the teachers of the county (who are
not attending School elsewhere) are most urgently
requested 10 attends and especially should all young
and inexperienced teachers avail themselves OF this
opportunity Of receiving instruction.-lt is, also,
highly important that all such be present at the o.
penjng of ne school.
Each teacher, on becoming a member OF the
School, will be charged fifty cents 10 defray inc-
dentaI.-TuirIon gratis.
GEO. SIGAFOOS,
July, 90, go. County Sup't.
n. B. Prof Co wiley, Of Iron City College, vii
give instruction 10 all who may desi re it, in Penn
manshp and OrEa mental Drawing
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-10
Sick Headaches and Want Of Appe-
tite

These feelings whics so sadden US, most frequent
~ arise ifom annovanees trouble, from obstrur
led PersPlraton, from eating and drinking bat
IS anlt Tor US, thus dsorderiug the liver and stom
aeh These organs must be regulated if you vast
i@ be "e!I. Inc Pills. Il taken accordIng to TL-
printed instructions, will quickly restore healthy
action 10 both liver and stomrch, whence follow a.
natural consequence, good appetite and clear
hcad. IN the East and West Indies scarcely anY
other medicine IS used for these disorders
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-10
EtnEnIEE2S SALE.

eStHERIFF'S SALE.
- Cy Virtue OF sundry wrt= OF Fl. Fa. Feud.
,,.,ooas and L-vari Eacias, 10 me directed, there
..,l. he sold al the Court House, the Borough Of
p.,ford, GA urday. the lirsr day Of September, a.
l.. $50 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following Real
Estate, 10 "4t'
One 10, OF ground the Town OF Raiusburg, iron
,., 40 main street, agogt 81 feet, and eXendims
,.c. 3nl 100 feet toau alley, with log dwelling
,1e and log stable thereon erected ADJOINING lots
Emanuel Diehi and Henry Smith, situate IN Cole
ram jp Bedford county, and ta&ea IN execution as
-.e frgpefiy .. Joshua Filler, Det't
Also
All the pe.endaa, Henry 5. Kings nterest.in the
Laying real estate, viz; All the one undivided
-E parr~of seven tracts OF land, warranted IN the
ines Of William Lane, William Forester, George
l...sh. Francis Johnston Alex. Johnston, David
r,o.gotaery and James Hunter, containing 23oo
.,-,. .oere or less. situate Oh Yellow Greek, ~
ao2r. q. ,p.. Bedford 60;
a..fr,et Of land warranted in the name Of Swope,
-.'rN r,. containing 237a acres, more or less,
.,. in, .ald m. and co., and known as the Bed
I r..ga tract ant taken ia execution as tie pro-
.... Of tenry ), King Dei.r.
r a,-sc+ n- land, containing 200 acres, more or
.s..r 100 acres cleared and under fence, with
.-,err,r, house two tenant houses, log barn
- .-aIls thereon, adjoining lands Of George
... - Toseph Negiy, solomon Nycum and others,
, Il rast Providence tp., Bedford CO., aud ta-
m sxec.alonas the property Of William FIsort,
Defendant. Teo
,.,,,,c. land containing 96 acres, more or
,,.r % acres cleared gtd under fence, with
l.. Him, house. ics harm and other out buildings
..,. -reetet also an apple orchard thereon, ad-
ia.g.ug lara, q 5eagy 1In20, D'HieI Snaer and
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-10

In The undersigned appointed
Auditor to distribute balance in hands of Levi n ar
dinger x'or of the last will fc OF Catherine Har-
dinger dec't. will attend to the duties of his ap-
pointment on Thursday the 23d day of August next,
at which time all interested can atteat.
r. D. BARCLAY,
Aug. 3, 60. Auditor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-10
MIothaIs and psughters

ID there IS one thing more taan another Tor winch
these Pills are ianc"s It IS their purfvIas prop-
critics, especially their power Of cleansing tie blood
from all impurities, and removing dangerous aud
suspended secrrtions. Universally adop;4,i as tb,.
'oHe grand remedy for female complaints they
never tali, never we ken the system, and always
bong about what IS feuuired.