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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-03
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NO. i6i SrpaO srtfhen Der 6. inS 7. @s,taeen
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lei. sn nfGes Snaf<oeuS einact6tet bate, Rolelbif ntben iurit-
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Sefdiiutiuact,mmach
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Nr ece Eir srn ncnsn ticfscn 2oneskutsn 80 rtialib
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400 UrUoms une 9udettS,
29e 3rrB aAprtre @ipeenS
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800 600 9tsarrsa, %psrf&ieScuc rorbS, Trctex ertaItsu urS tsu;
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GildrrcR,
gte. 2t Gcarl Ctr, (l4te Stroe),
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s,prt ats psn t>lttn 9cSuoc, Sprceasr IL. GbampaSnt Yranp9,
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f,nen nelpsn 53tine; Nrrt, Stcrrs unb @tIptiro 9Stiu rem
teiien Ghampasnu in srp6er Auematl; alien @suousdbeo.
-ise une 9plr, On @sistcs, pcldurilten t5in, Sertd
glbiSfes, p4aii- yiaucrS l. &c
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nit Ieeem rpm bier ~abseheuben Yofo5mpfer HdD ireenO einemOrte
>s G6clt (Scrla9ti6 Dtutl&lanp uao ete Se9Weii franfirtjis
mr 8citrnmunb, Sbsr thsihpeif", promttuns mt Der gr0Bteu slider
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BRUCE'S
1lfw -Dorker S1tift- Nie6erri

BAT ltstS ~pcrSibs rins srpbc saspabl ven
Mntiaua.5 dlriften, SisrsS ~abriftef,,
E6esupfcrtem 2,briitcr, 0cutf ben 5ebriftet.
Dsuiits 0,oter, Nerderuu.ru.
p"w Same5rcttsS dprtften, @iridhungcn,
Dteitms> II. 1fctunhrtuieu, 9urdbid,uIc.
MecinnSSnr uHe ga.udniIirte (Gf,CSuaorutru.
Sircics uue Gnipjcu, Eermaf. Nt,ihrsr r
XDftcnutifdc Siuieu.
Dt Shritcn iue oae eurh Dampfroft spu rea, sitIer SAril
aiEtret tjtntbunllbci barton puaa aeaoIItu. Die uuperatciS 4.
ttpe otntaI5tcti, nut Ht mcire Strintn scapGtn werptn, icet nte
IL eet Stano, etcle eduerbAfhrcn . srIt.p III Zen pitorieit0.
prttcn Ger Sen pbnlt9cn Sopen fpmaM lcaeu %osr ale a1f Gre il
u pcrtauftn.
Yftntn. paliiNrifer, Sar6t, 8aicn gS~irhIbsseS Il. litfere i8
sa rh hteor'5lten fdhrtfrrtucn. Shrtirrrrben nrtt prtisliIt
Ytreth st9tn Gtnltneuns sn Z CENTS fdr sas ppRportc an Su :.
bruderusp perlIntt.
seitunesbetd aus cher, ipckte SicIt Gvpiat, urblt sieEr Yptt, ssr
pcal l. %dSult $50! ercimal ~auintbntu nnp mir etn 9rempIar b..
rr 3tuin9 iulenern, trnnen bii ,}Rtrupns sac isr,n in Iurednurs
tdus.:n. 8,crar ARM,
re. Is ~ebsa,berS ST., Rerp- SJtrf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09

Well, have little information in regard
to that, for have obtained great deal of
experience as we'll as observation, whilst chas-
ing up thieves for Sc many years. This Utah
matter was not a war TO conquer the Mormons,
or else why was it not done? Ii was war to
conquer the freeioen of Kansas. The Govern
ment had not patronage and power enough. II
wanted Office to bestow upon the relatives of
members Of Congress.
These, gentlemen, are samples OF what ii
done at Washington 10 support this coerup:
administration, to defeat your tariff policy and
crush out freedom from the territories. [Ap>
plause.
A Voice What did Hickman sayl
Hickman said, ia the face of the whole Of
them, looking at them boldly, 81 have been of
feIed more For my vote on the Lccompion ini-
putty than | am worth" [Applaase.l So
will Mr.. Haskiu of New York, say, and Mr.,
Adrian, OF New Jersey, tho last Of whom was
offered foreign mission as one of the items.
Not man voted for the Leeompton inigui-
ty but vas paid by contracts, money, Office,
position, or in some gay. Some have been
paid tEce, under the threats of exposing Sc
erefs, Such items, for instance, as an ludian
Agency. Mind you, not to 90 out among the
lndIaus, hnt to remain in the neiehbothocd of
the White House, and watch what was going
on there. Prolonged applause.l
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09

The Lpcofoco CugvsGtioa have Nominated
Hon. Henry d. Foster of Westmoreland Coup
ty, as their candidat-i for Governor Mr..
Foster bas The reputation Of beng squie a
good fellow and talented gentleman lie,
however, cannot make successful run against
Col. And. G. Curtin, who is bis equal il al
respects, Mr.. Foster ran in 1858 FOR Cong
ress against the Hon. John Oovode, IN tho dis
tIiet composed of tie Counties of Wesuu9re-
land, Armstrong aud Indiana, aud was beaten
1882 votes lie will be beaten next Oeteber
10 tie tune of from 10000 to 40, ,0o6 votes.
Mark the prediction
Geo. ~ Smith of Cambria County, was
chosen temporary Chairman over w. r. Schel,
by vote of 68 to So. The Buchanan wing
was the stronges: and ruled throughout, al
though its candidate, Wittie, vas overslaughed.
Wm FL. Welsh Of York County was chosen
permanent President. John Cessna, although
IN favor of Wittie. made fierce speech in a
loud, boasteIous voice, against Buchanan's ad
ministration. The administration of Buchanan
Was endorsed, in the resolutions, and Packers
last message, aud his course ip giving up fugi-
lives to Virginia, approved. The Convention
was very stormy and much il feeling exhibited.
Wittie mado.a speech in Whch he intimaed
foul play, in the nomination Of Foster. The
feeling at Reading was, that Foster will be
badly beaten.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09
M'4ANE's VBRMIEUGE


hAsEMiNu BHbS. 1HbA.E PkOHkLEEOhS.
GyTNo remedy ever invented has been so sue
cessful as the great worm medicine Of Dr. M'Lane
prepared by Fleming 3Fos Of Pittsburg. All who
have used il have heen equally astonished and de-
lighted at its wonderful energy and efficacy To
publish I'll the test;qonjals in its favor would ill
volumes we must therefore content ourselves
with brief absir@ct Of d few of them.
Japhet G. Allen, Of Amboy, gave a .ose 10 a
child years old, aud it broiight away SO worms.
lie soon after gave another dose to the child,
which brought away so more, making 1913 worms il
about y hours
Andrew Downing, of Cranbury township. VeA-
ango county, gave his cliild tea-spooufuI, and
she passed la worms. Next morning, on repeti-
tion of the dose, she passed l l3 more.
Jonathan Houghnan, of " est Union, Park Co.,
Ia. writes that he is unable 10 supply the demand
the people ~ his neighborhood say, aflsr ial
of the others, that none is equal to DR.. Flames
Yeruifuge.
Messrs. D. 6 j. W. Gotten, of Winchester, Ind,
happened last spring 10 get some of this Yern-
fuge After selling few bottles, the demand be-
came so great for it that their stock was soon ex-
kausted They STATE that it has produced the best
effect wherever us d, and is very popular among
the people.
Bgr-Purehasers viii be careful TO ask for DIP.
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED yERMIFUGE man
utactured BY FLEMING BROS. of PnrsRraG,
Pa. an othtr Feraliuges in comparison are worth
less. DR.. M'Laue's genuine Yermifuee also his
celebrated Liver Pills can now he Lad at all re-
spectacle d ug stogos. Nome geauiae gttiout TIE
signahwe Of FLEMING BRCS.
Feb 10, 1860
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09
Notice of Inauisition.

WHEREAS. Henry Woltord, late OF London
w derry Township. BetlfoTd County. decd,
died utcstate unmarried and without issue ieayiag
hothers and sisters, his heirs. 20 Wit jacob VOL
ford, who has conveyed his share t6 Petitioner,
George Wexford, ,-residing in Bedford County. Mi
ehael Woiiord, residing IN Fayetse Co., Pa. Joseph
Woitord, resting IN Somerset Co., Pa, Hannah
interlnaried with Adam ShrUyer, residing in Ale
sany Co., Nd, Mary Nodord, residing ia Bedford
County, Susana, nferinarried with solomon Smith,
residing in Bedford County, Cathariue, ptermarried
with John Stokes, residing in Ce9eT Coants, lows,
Bartara, VINO was intefnarried WITH John Deyore,
IN Ohio, since dead, leaeing issue two children 10
wit Hannah and Henry, residing Ia Ohio, ana
Adam Wolfrd. who is dead, leaving issue tll4ec
children resiing in Ohio, 10 wit gosial Eligabe,l
and Simon Wo,ford, that said nteStatc died SCI ed
Of the following tract of iand situate in Laucoa-
derry Township, Known the .north Bcar Waller
traet' containing one hundred and fifty acges, ei-
joining lands Of John Wilhelm, A. W Shroyer sua
others.
Notice is therefore hereby given that in parsu-
ance OF writ of PaItition or Valuation TO ale d.
rected; viii proceed 70 hold an Inquisitioa o.
Valuation on the premises, Tuesday. the l0tl
day OF April next, when and where all Interested
may attend, ii they see proper.
WIN. s. FEGkE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's 0fice, March 9, 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09
Notice OF Insuisi.Ion.

WHEREAS, VIM Smell: sou aqd heir at Law of
w Jacob Smell, late of East Providence Town
ship Bedford County, deed, that said jacob Smell
By his last VIII and testament, devised all his real
estate to his wife, during her life, and after her
death 10 be divided among the heirs that the
widow is dead, icaying issue seven heirs, to Wit:
aga, iilermayried With Jonathan Stat4er residing
ia Story Co., Iowa, jacob Saeil, residing in Carre
Co, H.. George Smell, residing in Pennsylvania
Clruliae intvrmarea with Jacob II. Barndollar,
now dead, residing III Blair Co., Pa, Christopher
Smell, residing in Bedford County, Caroline aud
GatiEriGe Manspeaker, children OF Catharine Man
speaker, iced ot whom o. T. Shauuon is guardi.D
and David AanSpeaker, another heir of said Catha-
riue who is minor, and has no guardian residing
in Carre Co., ILL.,, and Wn. Snel, the Petitioner,
residing in Bedford Co., Pa. That said testator
died seized of a tract OF land, in East Providence
Township, acjoning l,nds OF Samuel Peck, John H .
Barton, Wm. Gray and A0raliam Buzzlrd, and con
tiiailg one hu dred acres aud lying on both sides
OF tn Turnpike h Dad, on Rays HILL
Notice is therefore hereby given, that in persu-
faHce of writ Of Partition or Valuation TO ME d-
rccted, l wit proceed to hold an Inquisition or
valuation on the premises, on Tuesday, the Sd day
Of April next, when and where all interested may
attend; if they proper.
Nh S. FLUkE. Sheriff
Shert7s Olfiec Bedford, March Q, 1862
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09

and principles Of those opposed TO the Nation
al Administration.
20 protect the elective franchise in its purl>
~, 10 save from every Influence that goald i'm
pair lis efficiency, is paineiple deas % every
American citizen, prominent aIiuciple Of the
party represented in this Convention.
As freemen, with fles. schools and "a open
Bible, our ain aud object should ever be 10 ses
cure and protect she rights of ALTO advance
the prosperity Of the citizen aud the Staie--te
save the Government from demoralizatios and
eorrnptiOn---io promote she honor aud great
ness Of our common country, and aid her in
tia accomplishment of her great aud glorious
mission among the nations of the earth
But, gentlemen. the immediate duty before
US is to select Il candidate, standard bearer
IN the approaching gubernatorias contest, a
contest only preliminary to more important
contest, in which not ouly our Commonwealth,
but the Union is deeply Interested. Let US IN
the performance Of our duties as nismbers of
this convention, caitivate the spirit of harmo,
ny, peace and CONCORD l.et us exhibit TO all
that we are one ia feeling and sentiment, and
one IN fixed determination TO triumph with
and BY our principles.
Again, thank you for The homer conferred,
and earnestly invite Your cordial co-operaton
in the preservation of order and the pegform-
ance Of the duties assigned me. This | ex-
pect you will cheerfuily give.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09

Wis, W 4. Armstrong, Samuel 4. Dipmick.
l4tb DisrictNot reported.
l5fh District VIM. Butler. Cline @. Furst,
Lindsay Mrhatsoy, g. Il. Ovqrton.
10th Disrret-Knk Haipes. w. B. Irwin,
Alex. j. Freq, Jacob s. Haldeman
17th District William Mcclellan. D. M'.
Conapghy, John j. Patterson, Francis Jordan
18th listrict-J. A. Baker, S. NJ. Green
VIM. VI. Lloyd, Vim. H. koentz.
l9th District Not reported,
10Th Dlstrict--Andrew Stewart, Smith Fal-
ler. Alex. Musdcch, Wnl r. G4peu.
2lst Dlstrief-Not reported.
I'D Distriei-Not reported.
I'D Distriet-Not reported.
24th District--John Patton, S. p. John
stoI', Jas. s Myers, d. G. Gillespie.
10Th Diatrict-B. b. Vincent, Thos. j
Doyore, ). Z. Hays, $. Newton Petit.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09
Public sale of
VALUABLE REAI, EST ATE


IL pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
l. Of Bedford County, there will be sold at public
sale upoa the premises, On
TUESDAY, The PATH or april. NEYy
the following described Real Estate. to wit a7a
Acres vi percit-s, more or less OF choice Lime
stone Land, situate in Geierain Township Bedford
County, Pa, and well known as the .sFrederick
Smith Farm About 20D acres are cleared and
under good fence, and in fae state OF cultivation
part t3ereet good m adUW. There ale also 2 Or
chards of ehdlce fruit upon the premises. a fine
stream Of excellent %dte! flows through the proper
ty The improvements consist, q part, of good
two and a half Story Log House. and Tenant
House, a new Barn, | 10 feet IN length by so in
width, constructed in the latest STYLE with sundry
other out-buildings. This Farm is situate in thar
fertile Valley, known as ssFriend's Coye.' within
miles OF Bedford and about the same distance from
the termination OF the ..B Bsdtord kailroado 1t is
also III pleasant neighborhood, genient to good
schools, and within % miles oi the s.Aleghenv
Male and Female Seminary al Rainsburg
There Is \ hae Church asD within sisat and il il
surrounded by an intelligent and moral community.
This property is in every way a most desirabl,
one, ami persnns desiring 10 purchase would do
well TO examine it before the time ot sale
IERMS.-Wili be made known on day of sale.
Title indis2utablc. Attendance given Gy
HENRY +. SMITH,
GEO. W. HOUSEHOLDER.
Executors oi Freiufick Smith. decd.
\. 3. Persons wishing 10 exag1iue this proper
~ OF ascertain the particulars more fully can can
upon, or address by letter, Henry f. Smith Rams
burg, Bedford County, Pa; Geo. W. Householder
Rays liili. Bedford county, Pa; Mann 8 Spang,
Bedford, "a.
NJ .rcn 8 1860
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09

MAR EI,ED

Gu Wednesday, the 7th inst /, by Rev. X. +.
Sample, JAMES CORNELIUS, Esq, of Center-
vile, Wayne County, Indiana, to ELLEN q.
CoFFRoTH, of Bedford.
With the above notice, we received large
sbars Of most delightful wedding cake-and
what is better still--the little "yellow boy"
The happy couple have our best wishes foF
lhelr future welfare, Tie bride is we'll known
in shis Community her home and stands
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09
Died.

On Monday he 26fh ulr.. ALICE STrvre
daughter OF Samuel and Leah Silver. of Rad
ford, aged 5 years, 8 months, and njneteen
days.
The Reaper Death clnle 10 the morning and
took tie opening flower to transplant it IN H.,
garden Of the Lord il more genial el;ma
where it snail sNeorly bloom clothed with in
mortal beauty and grateful with heavenly fra
grancc.
Death cane in the morning, and dear
child vas conveyed 10 the embrace of the low
ing Saviour who SAID suffer little childreu to
come unto me aad forbid them nor, for OF such
Is lie kingdom of Heaven.
'.Oh, net in cruelty, not in wrath,
The leaper came that say,
Twas All angel visited the green earth.
And took the aower away y
R.F.S
Feb. 2Sih, Ms. JENNA AXE. coasort Of
John AXE, Esq, aged e8 years, months aud
26 days.
On 'he saue day, ALEXANDER G. BowsER,
aged 2 years, 10 months aod % days.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09
. -------------
FITS : WHY PROMINENT

For long time there paragraph making
its regular weekly appearance in cur columns witt
the briei bat emphatic words ,sFits Fits - al
ways at the head, to offensive caption. but
not so to the benevolent and humane, who corlld
sympathize in the SORROWS Of Others. Some per-
sons are shock any indication of disease, and
are even thrown into nervous excitement on wit
Messing a hearSe or coffin. Such are to be pited.
We should always strive to look dis sasc and even
death in the face with ealmneSS and especially tae
every opportunity for slieyiating disease. Viewed
in this light the advertisements OF S. S. Hance, OF
l0S Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md, possess a
ccrtain interest, and those who know OF any one
suffering from Epilepsy, Spasms, or Fits Of any
kind, should feel it pleasure to cut out his al
vertsenent, or in some other wav send word the
afflicted of the gseat value of his remedies. Thty
can be sent to any part 0f the country by nail =
Price, SS per box. Two, So. Twelve, S24.
Feb 10 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09
AEGISLATUgE.

Dir EDIToR:-Permi. me space in your pa
per, 70 say few words on The subject of a
candidate for The Legislature. As citizen of
Bedford Borough, feel that the claims Of
DIR. WIN. GRIFFITH, Of Union Township, are
superior TO those OF any other named. Mr..
Drlfflth was a candidate few years ago for
the Office Of Associate Judge, and wheo il was
thought that Ills withdrawal, and the uoiuina-
ton OF another candidate, would condnce to
the good OF 'he party, Mr.. Griffith cheerfully
scquieseed 10 hinl, as much as to any other
man: 90 we now owe the ascendepcy OF correct
principles III Union Township He is an az.
'Ive aud effective politician; ], we'll read: aud
VIII nake representative Of whom we need
not feel asbapoi. Many OF eur frieuds IN this
part Of the County feel that Mr. Griaph de-
serves and should have the nomination.
Yours,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09
BEDFORD BOROUGH.
BEDFORD l.YGEIIM

The Bedford l.yceum viii meet at tic Court
Honse on Saturday evening mega, a, 81 o
clock. The public are invited &c, attend.
Deelaimer--0. fl. Gather.
Essayis'-Alex. King.
Question for debaIe:
Mas the career Of. Napoleon Ronapasie a
benefit to France
Afirmatiye-A j SiatleY.
Negatiye-Wla Eyau
5. l.. RUSSELL, Prest.
5NQ, PALMER, See'ty.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09
To Our Friends !

During the past winter We sent out quite a
number Of ACCOUNTS to some Of our subscribers,
for subscriptions, varying III amount, from 81
TO SO We stated that We had purchased a
property ard had near $1,000 10 pay on the
lst of April, now near at hand, and wonld be
glad it they could make il suit to pay the re-
spectiye amounts. or at least part OF them, but
as yet We have not receiged from these persons
$25, in all Come, friends, don't let US stick,
bat every one OF you try to pay us immedla-
iely.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09

COMMUNICATIONS We have quite mum
Der of communications on hand, which We
bave not been able to get into this 8eeE'4 pa
per- Some of them will appear ia our next
the balance will be consigned 10 the "tomb of
the Capuleis.' Persons writing log the paper
should only write on one side of she sheet, and
state what they wish to say in az few words as
possible.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09

LoNDoE QUARTERLY REyIEY.-The last
number of this able Review hae been received
The contents are, The Three Colonies of Aus
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Blaokwood's Nag zine, for February, was
received couple of weeks ago. 1t is an ex-
eellent number, and the work deserves to be in
the hands of all Leonard Scott & Co. New
York. Price SIS per aunum. Price OF Black
wood and any one of the British Reviews, S5.
The four Reviews aud Biackwood, $40 This
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terly Magazines.
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administrators NOiice.

n ETTERS OF Administration having been gram
LIZ ted to the subscriber, living in CoIerain ToTu-
ship, on the Estate of Adam Barnhart, late oi
Bedford Township. decd, all persons indebted to
said estate notified to make payment imnledi-
ately, and those having claims against the same wiz
present them properly authenticated for settlement
JACOB BARNHART
March Q. 1S6O-f Administrateg-
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FOR GOVERNOR:
ANDREW G. CURTIN,
OF CENTRE COUNTY.
PUBIC MEETING.

A meeting of the citizens Of the Borough
of Bedford, friendly to the cause Of public od-
ucation, aud especially Of the parents Of chill
dren now attending the public school, viii be
held at the Court House, on sbe evening of
Monday, the 12til of March, INST, for the plr-
pose OF making provision for keeping the free
schools open until the frst day Of July next.
A full attendance is requested.
MANY CITIZENS.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-09

The great speech of Hon. Edward McPhar-
son, on pisQFganizatisn and Dispnion, deliver
ed ir the national House Of Representatives,
will be Published in a week or Two, aq,l we be-
speak for i; 10 advance, careful parusal, aud
general circulation among all classes
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Notice to Collectors.

NOTICE is hereby given to the collectors OF 80
IN that their duplicates must be settled By the
February Court of 1861. Those whose duplicates
are settled at that tine will be allowed six-per cert
for collection, and all negleetog this notice will be
pushed imm ediately after that time. By order OF
the Commissioners. III. NIC0DEMUS,
March 8, lS6o.-c Clerk