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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-30
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and by an Act of General Assembly OF the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, entitled Gan
Act TO regulate the General Elections within
thus Commonwealth" il is enjoined upon me
TO give public notice of said Elections and 10
enumeTat te in said notice what officers are to be
elected, l, }. J. CESSNA, Sheriff of the
County OF Bedford, do hereby make known and
give this public notice to the Electors of the
County OF Bedford thai a General Election will
be held in said County, on the second Tuesday
9TH October, 1861, at the several election
districts, viz
The electors of The Borough of Bedford and
township OF Bedford, TO meet at the Court
House in said Borough.
The electors OF Broad Top township to meet
at the School House in the town of Hopewell
The electors of the Borough of Bloody Run
TO meet al the School House in said Borough.
The electors of Colerain township to meet at
the house of Joshua Filler, 10 Ralnsburg, IN
said township.
The electors ofCumberland Valley township
to meet al the new School House erected on
the land owned by John Whips heirs IN said
township.
The els ctorS OF Harrison township to meet
at Schoolhouse number 5, near the dwelling
house Of Henry Keyser in said township.
The electors OF JunIata township to meet at
Keyser's School House in said township
The electors of Hopewell township to meet
at the School House near the house of John
Dasher in said township.
The electors OF Londonderry township to
meet at the House now occupied by Wn. H.
HUI as shop in Bridgeport, in SAID township
The electors OF the township OF Liberty to
meet at the School House in Stonerstown IN
said township.
The electors of Monroe township to meet at
the house lately occupied by James Carnell in
Clearvile, in said township.
The electors of ScheIlsburg borough 10 meet
at the brick School House in said Borough.
The electors of Napier township TO meet at
the brick School House in the Borough of
Sche lsburg.
The electors of East Providence township to
meet at the house lately occupied by John Ny
cum jr., in said township.
The electors of Snake Spring township to
meet at the School House near the Methodist
church on The land OF John G. Hartley.
The electors OF West Provid township
10 meet at School House No 4, near David
Sparks, IN said township.
The electors of ST. CLAIR ownshIp to meet at
the store near the dwelling house of Gideon
Trout in SAID township.
The electors of Union township to meet at
the School House near Mowry's Mill, IN said
township.
The electors Of South Woodoerry township
to meet at the house of Samuel Oster near No.
ble's mill in said township.
The electors of Southampton township TO
meet at the house OF VIM. Adams in said
township.
The electors Of Middle Woodberry to meet at
the house OF Henry Fuke il the village OIL
!" ood6erry; at which times and places the Quail
med electors will elect by ballot:
ONE PERSON for President Judge in con-
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onr Notions Of Peace.

We are for peace, but not for peace at the
sacrifice of the Union and the Constitution
We are for compromise, but not TOR compro-
mise withJraitors. Our ideas of peace are such
as would never admit Of any thought OF tnai or
ultimate dissolution. Without the Union We
cannot have peace. But we are for making
terms with the Union men of the South aud
and through them to bring back our errIng
brothers. We are of those who believe taat
through the influence of Crittenden, WicElIfe,
Reverdy johnson and other Southern patriots,
il fair proposition were offered IN National
Convention. our unfortunate domestic troubles
could vet be amicably and honorably settled,
But we will never give up the Union till we
must.
HuzzA FOR THE UNION Democrats OF Bed
ford county A willy and unscrupulous foe
has circulated the slander all over the State,
that Bedford is secession county. Come to
/ the great Democratic meeting on next Monday
night, and give the lie to this foul slander -
Come and testify your devotion TO the Union,
as in tunes of yore, when you were sneered at
as dough-faces" and 81 Union-savers."
UNDER THE STARs AND STRIPEs.--The de.
struction of property over which the flag OF the
country floats, is as much dishonor to thai
FLAG, when such destruction occurs in Pennsyl
vania as when it occurred in Virginia. Anc
those who destroy printing offices with the fias
floating above them, trample upon the Stars anC
IStripes, the glorious emblem of Liberty an'
Right.
r. Some four or FIVE Democratic newspa
pers, some of them moderate supporters OF th'
war, have been suppressed by mobs during tht
last few weeks Several newspapers opposed
to some Of the doctrines OF the Administration
have been stopped by order Of the Administra
tlon This sorry sight, indeed. Men mus
have but little faith IN their cause if they fea
il cannot bear the freedom Of the press.
! Dy- Some persons complain OF an attempt t
read them out Of the Democratic party. If tn
mere desire to keep up the Democratic organl
zation is sufficient to read them out, then, W
think they have 'sp'IIed themselves out.
u An attempt was made, one night las
week, to mob the Office of the Somerset Demo
crat The attempt was unsuccessful, To tn
honor of the aw-abiding people OF Somerset
the rioters were quelled without any damag
having been done.
| O-The Allegheny Seminary, at Rainsburg
in this county, w. w. Brim, Principal, is on'
- tho bast institutions of ,ba lind wa kpoyy oE
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i Newspaper Suspended.
TRENTON, N.

kENToN, n. J., Aug. "a.
The True Democrat, the Democratic organ
OF the State, suspended publication this morning.
and gives as reason that the Government has
virtually nterdicted the publication of every
paper that does not support the Administration.
The paper was one of the oldest and most pros
porous in the State.
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We the undersigned Democrats whose names are
appended to the above call, hereby declare that we
were induced to sign that call under the belief that
there was to be no political meeting, but we are
now satisfied that the call has tendency 10 disor-
gauIze the good old Democratic party under which
we have lived and prospered SO long Whilst We
are Union TO the core, we fearlessy assert that
the true Union men OF this country are those who
are opposed 70 the policy of the ''Republican" par
iy, which is now wagng war for the conhscaton
OF negro slaves in the Slave States aud is tramping
under foot the Constitution which is the only bond
of Union We believe that Democracy Is Union,
and as Democrats Fepudiates the above call,
which desires our aid in 'Sthe efforts now being
made TO carry on the war; which efforts include
all the torruptions of Cameron, all the nlqutles Of
Curtin and all the monsrosies of the late Congress,
though perfectly willing and anxious TO sus-
tain the Government in all its Constitutional acts
aud in the exercise of its legitimate authority tor
the maintenance of the integrity of the Republic
We, therefore, recommend grand rally OF the ord,
faisrft ~ s,f 10 assemble in I'D
Nm ,. Fiuke J. b. Farquhar
A. L. Dehbaugh Thos r. Gettys
VIM Bowles Wm. Spidel
A. j. Crisman.
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ne Undersigned concur IN the spirit and tenor
+ the above reputation, and in the Tecommendati
/ OF cali for Democratic meeting.
I o. E. Shannon F. G. Reamer
/ Jacob Zimuers u w KapHoor
/ John Amos Ieaac Man,oI
! B. r Navers Samuel RaTnbar+
4 John ]. Cessna George Mortimore
Samuel De6bauoh Iobp e Harttev
Thomas Beegle Henri Nnggis
Samuel B. Amos u n Roar9oer
Daniel Border Caorge Reirr,,a
lozbua Shoan.lor w Sc
| Tacob Reed w r. Oo,g,ar+,
Isaar MengaI r. { I M.Ca7sIiE
! AT;rbaaI Ns,yaaI Tobn p.1or
4 p. Reed Sarnual Dayi
Jas Anderson J. B. Baker
Wfn. S, Beegle John Rising
VIM ChenoSith pbilin IenaTd
John Sill Daniel W. Amos
Josiah Roor Robert Dopglas
David Zimmers Daniel Heltlel
D a pensUl T p 60
Lobn TodI; 49, C1H.L
Rsnrv Yhstsfona Dlvid Dro,a;
b5vi3 Wba,stons q Wa-Iien.ds ssb-.
Inho Porder n So '
llan Robips Sspopol paaa,ia
Iohp LIttle John 9oIIsrIar,
f,,as uoItval ~ ssttI o@u''
philin Beagia Wrc Co,,Io
George W. Zmmers Samuel Bober
Tarob Mortimora Fradoriol- u p..,
DAVID Deal FmanuaI BeeoIe
= Poiaha, ~ D'esie
W. : pIL;
G., n KangnaHn TSnig,sI yolgs lGkgs IS!1s.
DaDiaI Fetter w., FIaI
AIex Gilson Hsnrv St1eiar
sp RansGa Mtlly N';nty 3'iIiet niet,
+. ScbnebIv SamT. R,denbanob
-" NJ SS;at1t ~ 11Igligausu IIl,Is
49, D. I.a A1euael iio'usIoaum u oum
~ Ila,L ~" DTSa Va;. eoi .ohaIha" b powSef
Ca+-sIt,,l HvLs.a. Tn Y'o.aoH n 1eI IsHala
~ 80 q. " uIas'0"S 1, auotu@S n"oE
WIN. Y. Poorrnan Al Snivelv
H.. "-' D V. IT, - ontseiy
Tta.' n n CieI T, ~" ouiitn e
~, noS - ~ Cn 1i@oN E'hanuea TIe otatier
.rbones Wansfeld IOa D D. Ssaa Statler
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Raising Flag-TWO Men Wounded.

DANBURY, Conn.,, Aug. q.
At the raising of peace flag at New Fairfax
to-day, about four hundred persons were pres
ent and an attempt 10 run up the stars and
stripes was successfully resisted and resulted IN
fight. Two peace men, Wildman and Cor
ham, were seriously wounded, one it Is thought
fatally. Shovels, picksxes, clubs and stones
were freely used. bat no firearms About sew
en:y unlonlSts were present. The.ptace flag is
fylng-great excitement.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-30

The REBEL COLONEL PEGRAM.-Some three
OF four weeks since, Mr.. Parker, with a male
companion, arrived, and took lodgings, at Bed
lord Springs. They entered into the gaielies
oil Inc place, con anaore, and seemed to enjoy
themselves hugely. Parker was the best billiard
player at the Springs, could q discopnt'' almost
every other player, and was very good hand
al chess. One day last week Parker and friend
concluded to pack up and leave Having paid
on their 6'lI, Parker informed gentleman
whose acquaintance he had made, that he wasn't
Parker at all, but Colonel PEGRAM, late of the
Confederate army, and now prisoner to the
United States. His companion was also rebel
prisoner. They were here on parole.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-30
Union N B EETINGl

The Citizens of Bedford County without dstinc
tion of party, are requested TO assemble in Mass
Convention at the Court House,in the Borough of
Bedford, on Tuesday evening the third day of Sep
tember next, to take counsel together in res ard TO
the present. alarming condition of the country, and
devise means to aid TO the exteEt of their ability,
the efforts now being made TO carry on the war for
the suppression of the unnatural aed ubiquitous re-
belfon against the most benefcent Government in
the world. All who earnestly and since rely desire
the integrity and perpetuty of the Union, aud the
supremacy of the Constitution and laws of the U nj
ted States aud are in favor of crushing out rebellion
and treason, wherever, whenever and however
manifested, are cordially invited to attend.
The highest interest of the country and Of civil
and religious liberty throughout the world, demand
rom every oval citizen an energy and zeal equal
to the great emergency, and it IS therefore hoped
there will be grand rally, worthy ofthe cause and
| Z,
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SECOND pIsPATCH.l

DANBURY, Aug. 24-1O P M.-The two
men wounded in the disturbance are still alive
There were only about 800 people at the meet
ing, The peace flag is still flying and no fig hting
was anticipated. The police have made no
arrests.
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Vim. r. kslerman James A. scott
Peter Stroup Jacob Adams
Caspsr Stroup john Gillespie
Michael Stroup r. NJ. Taylor
Christian Stoutfer J. r. kegg
G. w Horn &. e. Long
Wm. Laferty Thomas Spieer
joan Lafrrty john Sites
We. the Democrats of Cumberland Valley,
believing most heartily that now is the time Tor
every good and loyal Democrat 10 vigorously
aid in preserving the thorough organization
of the old Democratic party, and thai the pres
en imminent peril OF this once prosperous, hap
py and United Country, now p!eadingly admon-
ishes alike the patriot and the phllanihfoPlst to
strenuously assist in retaining our dear and
blood bought liberties, do most joyously concur
with our brother democrats in the town and
vicinity of Bedford IN call for Democratic
meeting on Monday evening of Court, and by
way OF more tangIbiy showing that We are st'ii
Democrats, true and loyal, We hereby uHHe
with other Democrats in call Tor The Meeting
above referred to.
| Jacob Suider JOHN Cessna
Levi Hardman William Mason
! Jacob B. Anderson Martin D. Borlz
| Henry A. Zeubower ). Whip
William Elster Henry w. Flckroy
| Jesse DiehI James Drennlng
William Burkett w. b. Cessna
! Francis M. Hafer Levi Devore
! Thomas Fisher James Haney
! Peter s. Thompson Lorenzo D. Cessna
| Thos B. Cessna Wm. Hrmmlng
IJoo. II. c. Mcclellan John c. Vickroy
John B. Whip Jacob Werlz ST.
Henry w. Hemmlng Adam Miller
John Gillum Joseph Growdon
George WhIp Washington Hite
| Frederick Sliger James n. Growdon
Francis M. Cessna Henry Drummer
VIM. Fl. Miller John Houck
Jacob J. w. Hysuug George Miller
! Joseph May Francis Elliott.
Fl. J. Brunner Henry Weitz loi NJ
James w. Zembower John Miller jr., :,
Henry Wertz jeremiah Muller
Jonathan Hrndrickson Jacob Miller
George Bennett John Miller
j. B. B. Cessna Jacob NlIllerj".
Jas. Cessna George Rice
T. Wertz Jdco5 Miller (of H.
Thomas DJnahoe Campbell Miller
John Mock Henry Miller
David F. May Washington Miller
George Shafer Edward Rice
George Growdon John Cruise
VIM Macguin Samuel Valentine
VIM H. Haier Robert Elliot
William Hook JOSIAH A. Zembower
John Nav Jeremiah Leasure
NJ, A. Lakin Daniel r. Anderson
VIM. Cessna VIM. Nottingham
Francis NJ. Roor John McMullen
Jacob s. Cessna John w. WeEtz
James D. Hudson Patrick Donahoe
James Elder (85 years Robt. Deremore
of age) George Sliger
William Elder Thomas Heming
JACOB Brunner Rl chard Heming
A number Of other names were to be added t
this list, but we have not space for them
Our friends will have TO excuse us.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-30

G-The Allegheny Seminary, at Rainsburg,
in this county, w. w. Brim, Principal, is one
of the best institutions of the kind we know OF.
See Advertisement.
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number of the most respectable gentlemen
whose names were on the above list, have authoI
lied US to withdraw them.
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u An attempt was made, one night last
week, to mob the office of the Somerset Demo
crat. The attempt was unsuccessful, To the
honor of the law-abiding people OF Somerset,
the rioters were quelled without any damage
having been done.
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The undersigned concur in the spirit and tenor of
the above reputation, and in the recommendation
Of cali for Democratic meeting
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0y- Some persons complain OF an attempt to
read them out Of the Democratic party. If the
mere desire to keep up the Democratic organI-
zaton is sufficient to read them out, then, we
think they have 'sp.LLed themselves out.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-30
DEMOCRATIC CALL.

A. J. Crisman.
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REGUL AR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS +!

B. F. meyers, Editor s. Proprietor,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-20
CCnE or A BuSE SPAWN.

Levi Z y.olds, in the New England Farmer
sa~. s&..ss .ow be effected a cure OF bone
srss.: "a AVE tine mare, which, three years
- :. v-e..a- very lame from bone spawn Oh
l..s ..s.l. the lett hind leg. Alter pretty
k..S y. ..i..S TOT several DAYS, she oecane ~
j.ss .u4. s..s WAs unit tor Use. The spawn was
sssy Ss..Is., and she rested the tool coiisSanti,
% 80 s.ws chen sne stvVd. took ner " The
0sseAs...,s~ aAd directed him " put Oh shoe
w.s.sva. 49, zoe cork, aud with blunt heel coz ks
80 ...c.ss long. she immediately Travelled
lssSsu vssssT, anu when she stUOu rested the iUol
~ Iss We and heel c0rks, thus relieving the
osss. Sosd q om the s.rain " which lI had
e-s.s s>'..s.>..tiy subjected. In short lime tic
Ln.....As.s.I AID tenderness subsidized. The
sS:.....H AZ lied, aud enc Travelled very we'll.
S..s s.ss ~ .hs luside cork faster Than he Oul.
w.sc, ...s.. she began u be lame again.
S.ss s.sS sos~ aud shs oss.s ..-ds ..
Sc sA.>: .sIkth, aid she soon Oecame we'll.
Ait=s . lee sseks ! mad the cOrks shortened a
h.sss, a.sl .us AexI tune she was shod, = little
nss.s v.s s..n have Der weAr heel COL Ks AL lucn
y. ...ss "a. .sl.ktn. There Is q siIgnt enlarge
sss"s VI .us Ode shers the spawn Is seated, tut
ens pssiv. ~, uard service, aud all
esvs..i VI ~,9 Neighbours have applied the same
Ss..-uy, wi.h equal yVod results, aud think
sAAs . A.ue ssVugos auu observation viii satisfy
s..y AVA. tois - the appropriate remedy.
lac ssed, attached " toe part where the en-
lA&S -nssas - seated, oecaue lnh,med and Goa
L.s.si, ADa 'Aased W the heel ir0.n the ground.
W NO.. nv. - oriuss the heel To Tie grouna
Sc ~. 10 A.s ssrsaued, and become Iunamed.
ius i..S cssAs keep tue heel raised permanently
s-.A .4.s ..sssnt tne Cords troln being straiuea,
ed avs sue inflammation 10 get we'll. Some
s...>. As.sc.s a.Id signt degree Ut stitfness may
rs.As..., w. es.doan enough Affect The Calf.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-20
HAVE YOU An lCE.HOCSE.

il c." b made very cneaply, and when the
Iuxa.y " les 10 Summer Is but once enjoyed, II
v.s ~vs Nc van W. 1t no better structure Can
h sssss<u. bI'ld IN ice room IN Ole corner OF
sns sVsi hS..s o. any shed where room can be
svs.sa. fus aoeSh east corner 10 best. Set a
rvs VI upright posss one foot from tue inner
s'is ~ I've building. and q row Ot posts foot
apsrs. ivr Ius other side Of the room make the
ssssassss sss eight or ten feet square. Cover
U'sss SIN rough boards Or slabs, and fiji the
epAss o,ssess with spent tan bark. Lay down
. .sssss dssr, md cover . loot deep VITA straw.
W sss Ne - ivemsd, select Sat wnicn is pure,
ess>r, A.a n~.j, Gus iI into pieces OF convenieui
eass. s.si peck II CLOSELY Ia the room. Leave SIX
s~ssss spscs between the ice and the side vi shr
r.sA.. ..s0 6n ths with saw dust Also Gov
" sisa -" duss foot thick, and ill up To the
sSUs ssIa sssss. Packed III ,his way. ice enough
~ 'Srry . f.Aiy u average slzs has been kept
s.isIs, .ss sssson through AgricSi-
1uVnfHal
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-20
MAT Fur HENS.

L should b kept in mind that animal food il
al u.,sss ~ NE year = stimulus TO hens 10 lay.
Wssa sDsy haze abundant range they gather
iassesA ~ VARIOUS kiuds; but even then, aud es
psos4ly ~nsu cas ID BY confinement. or by cold
wsssns., fr0ls ghis source Of a.iulAi food, iI is
veil ~ give Inem sssss offAi from the Kitchen,
h-s VI iessa ueak &c. scrap cake from The
hS< k.....,s As.d Oh pressing establishments, is a
cu-Ap s.s.Ss Vt supply. FRESH bones, broken
i.t. s~a.i psscsa. srs greedlly devoured, and
~ 'v.' 5sIsuso " hsns q oil times, ana also pro
laSss t.Isi. Iayi.H. These furnish the ma erials
" snsca sSs smells are made. and without sup
HyIux ss.sss,,..S of the KIND il is ss unreasoIla-
Uss ~ - psss .ss hsns 70 furnish their manufac-
Sa's,. - u sAs " old time 70 demand bricks TO
b, nss,is ss..so.s Ssrs~. II kept III warm place
o. I.S zoe ssS.s., aud Literally supplied with
Z - .sssk. csSsaed oons aud hme. you may con.
aasAsiy .s,s 0u . plenty OF fresh eggs.
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The Isssse ineuicAss~ " the following, from
sh~ ~. ~ raSw. y H. hos0s"ok, IA 1'e Ne"
E.<snsd foSrsss, - 0Us VI xseAt Value W TIE
ss...s.ux Il. .oss: oVs True V tas 1euAfX VI NJ.
49, ~. ssr, u Leicester, IasG Ins ssias Vi
4. ~ $3.50 .ssanssv ~ !" proportion ~ snAs II Is
go. n. ii cA.us esI ssrss sloue, the 0uug -
a.aS siups; the esssis are stIAS, the iAIm -
49,. 40 sas tArus<e v suas-I0ey are AL strAs
sAxs.u.r. Sos soux ago had tour co"scouie w
Z. ne s~.ols In the Fan, sblca Thought might
,is.s xwva supply VI mix tlrousn M "iIter'
n ssu ID ] Alsv nsd ivoT VtueT ai,iuiaIs, Gu" >
s..a u<,ssss. sD,ca we,e n0t expected " give
,s~.a. usux al Ins i0AiVSias grass seAson- ihe
n ~ iv~r ssrs usd ~ the Stable SADIE ~ side, ana
rvev,yss Adais,0n ~ nay aud si4iAs, iour Quar- -
~ e.su .v.Asoes each osuiSg, aud Iwo Quar- 10
a ~.rv ..S oatmeal each evening, through the
vsssss a. Ne expected. tney gave good
u,.,, u NIX, aud cAlne out veil ia iae spTias.
T~s sw>..s.s q snUSs tour Guns sAs thfoSu oul
a sssUss s,sd0w under the cattle sned " iiseii.
tn. uxnsr four sninals we're tied ia TIE sane
Sseo.x ~ IS " Ins hrsI Tour, And received 0uiJ
Ia. 40 ,,.sp ivuder. Their nAnure w4s thiosu
vx, =, ..ssi. q Sue next stxoie window, aud an-
Dc. .a.s s..vs snsd, ~ that the tao heaps "!
s.Ss y, s.us. Tue neAp thai Was made Dy Tic
t~v1 S..s .nas we're DAILY m-ssed ~nh potatoes
q d 40, kSps n0s aud suo.iiig all winter, and
~ss sGv., tree is0m frost. lIe heap made y,
S.s v.l.s. ....InAis That had only hay aud siaA-,
vuSseI ~ s.kns VI teTmeHlAiion AID VAS some
w... t..Is.. Observing IUis difference IRON
..ss ~ $500, curiosity prompted ue Ia the spinK
~ .r,., ..~ss tso neaps Vi manure sepaTasei, ,
b.I g. 50 -. Ya.nuties. side BY side, Oh piece
y. &C.,. =. I'D. Tns superiority Of the COIN
q ~, su,.s .as manure irOm the messed Cattle
sss s,r.su, Uvsr that where the other heap vas
sr.s.s. 80, quite apparent aud sinking, AID
S...s~ ..y ...snu0n u,ore particularly Than II was
syss 49,. directed, ~ the importance OF feed
;.x ~. -. best, or richest products, II We
o.. .I .. .ae beet kind Ut manure Tor our lands,
s-S - - s.vps from them.
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NOTICE-All persons are hereby varr

Cd and c at,oed s<.iDst pu,ehas q prom sor,
note mad. BY anu Dated Nov 18th 1850 for the sum
II thrty dois's, payable on d. maud to CosIea or
bearer Said note for wager n the election
q the State Of Nss York, that II sould eve Lnco
80 900 maj 'ty. Fart of the electo had ,h. vute acd
par dd not and by he b-st auth siry decided
70 Be dras snd under that state Il fact. ehsu NOT
payit JOHN KERR
Lansing. Sept 20 1861
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-20
STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Fourth
TO CONTRACTORS-I,

~ pursuance Of act Of the Leg stature Of tie
ate II Michigan. entitled 50 An act TO provce the
Drainage and Reclamation of Swamp Lands BY
state Roads and Utches,' approved Feb. l1th, 1852
and the smenatory thereto the unters gned Com
Eng shvilis and Croion state Road
proceed let the work the bridge the Muk--
gon River also the grubbng, grading and finish ng the
road the last half mile Of Dad the
nGthey mile stake Sec IS, being the village OF
Cotton to the ose resp nsble b,dier, "wednesday
Decem T. 1861 at the CJmmi-s Office in tie val
age Of Croton At II oenck Plans ant spsci-
fcat Wl all times be e1h oited the Comm sso
Office, in the village f Cotton
JOSHUA MILLS, Commits Toner.
Message October IS, 1861. 4s3l2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-20

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the osso. jlice aud hall spins Of vinegar. Boil
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