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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15

ID A ToRY CONFESSION. - Black W God for No
vembcr says that Lord Palmerston minister
of Foreign Affairs in the British cabinet. (,
4" made up his own mind to 20 to war with
the United States" on the Trent affair tina,
the Emperor Of the French, equally long
sighted agreed with Lord Palmerston; and
had there not been with him 10 the cabinet
men to whom the thought Of war under any
circumstances is dreadful" there would have
been war % Had we struck then," says this
Tory" the Southern states would have achiev-
ed their independence, and become to as faith
fll allies, as well as our very best customers -
Here, then is an admission that the Tories
we're against us, (Palmers'on Representing
them in a Wing cabinet and with them were
portion Of the British Cabinet and tie EN-
peror of France. Now when the question is
whether England and France did what they
could Gas Earl Russell says to maintain neu-
traity, this confession comes in very awk-
ardly for those governments. The chief rea.
son assigned for hostility to the u. s. is not
the Trent affair, but the Ashbarton treaty, in
which 1t is said Great Britain "had been
cheated Having once had occasion to ex-
anime that matter, we came to the conclu son
that Maine and Massachusetts had been badly
cheated We hope there is some color for
this Tory charge. and that in the compensa-
tons for what Great Britain gained out Of
those states she did pay largely elsewhere.
Certainly she ought to have done so. In any
event, we know beyond a doubt that the
1nriea of FINLAND ara mn aaa.aiau l. l -----
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15

The CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT RE-
oARDISo SLAvERy.--O Official information has
been received at the Department Of Stale of
the adoption of the mendment to the Con-
stitution upon the subject Of slavery by the
Legislatures of the States of Illinois, Rhode
Island, Michigan, Massachusetts, Ohio, Mis-
souri,, Maine, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Me-
vada, Minnesota. Kansas, New York, Con-
necicut, West Virginia, New Hampshire,
Maryland, Vermont, Louisiana, Arkansas,
Tennessee. South Carolina and Virginia.
These make twenty-three States. Telegraph
ic information has been received of the
adoption Of the amendment by the three
staies of North Carolina, Georgia. and Ala
bama. No information of any kind has been
received of it's adoption or rejection by In
diana, Iowa, California. Oregon, Florida.
Mississippi or Texas. Official intelligence of
its vel sction by the Legislatures Of Kentucky y,
De!.wsre and New Jersey has also been re-
ceiv.d, aaaL ~
immediately after the passage OF the reso-
lutlona by Congress an attested copy OF the
am ndment was forwarded by The Secretary
Of State to the Governor Of each State, and
some time ago the Secretary also sent a cir
cular TO the Governors, reminding them OF
the duty imposed upon him by the act OF
Congress of the goth Of April, lals. to give
pub 10 notice when the amendment shall have
been ratified by the requisite number osSiates.
From This il will be seen how desirable il is
that the 5tates which have not reported on
decided upon tLs mater should lose ne time
in doing so. flrffI bas hnai.af j
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15

Tie Fenian officials in New York are fight
ing ever the money contributed and dsposips
each other from office.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15

The Herald's Washington special dispatch
es say the evacuation Of Chihauhua by the
French is fully confirmed by an official letter
just received by the Y. s. Consul ReubsnN.
Creel at that city dated October sih 1865,
and addressed 10 the commanding officer Of
the u. & i5.c-s at Frankiin. lsa N1-s ui ithi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15

The Erie canal business was closed Cd the
18th, though the weather was mild and water
abundant. aia tu4,u.at satis t.ap
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15

i ~ wIsTEa TRADE,-Competition is the
spice OF trade. With the new arrangements
IN the house-furnshing line, the energy and
tact Of the Smiths and the strategy Of Capt.
Drew, we expect to see an active campaign.
OF course there is to be many an outfit Of
new house-keepers in this region during the
holidays, aud we advise them to test the ad
yantages offered by the grocers, dry goods
men, furniture dealers, &c. &C., of Mont
Pelier. alsfs-bisA sai aidi sqoos. bas.uos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15
Leaving a surplus Of

Leaving surplus Of Sl2,l94 ~
Among the items for Vermont we find letter
postage $7,94o "a, newspaper postage sI2,-
l9l 6s, stamps sold (for both letters and
newspapers, Of course,) sl69.O59 SO: so our
postage is greater than all the ordinary ex-
penses Of the state government previous to
our war debt. l. is worth noticing that New
Hampshire, with a larger population than
Vermont, paid less than Vermont on each of
the above items. .tslHp a aae
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15

2 ~ Remember the meeting of the Wash
ington Co. Sunday School Union, to be held
az the brick church tomorrow. (Thutsday. J
Children's meeting in the afternoon. e"N
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-13
AsacriH''s Sale.

BY virtue OF writ Of Fieri Facias to me direct
ed there Will be sold at public sale. at the Court
House in the borough of Bedford, On Tues sday, the
nth day OF January, 1868, al 10 O'Clock a. NJ all
the interest of defendant, WiIloughby L. w Webbs
said Interest being the undivided seventeenth
part Of in, INTO and OF the fol loving described
trcts of land situate lying and beng in the town
ship OF Broad rop, in the county OF Bedford and
Stale Of Pennsylvania
/. A tract known a9 the William Foster tract ad-
joining lands ow or late OF jesse Wright, Abr'm.
ketns, Iam-s Figdrt- Thomas Potter Jacob StIine.
John McCasien and others and containing III re. hun
dred and sixty acres thirty perches and allowance.
2. tract known the David Kerr trac. ad-
joining lands now or late of the Hopsw Well Compa-
ny, christopher Long, William Long, Samuel Week
Iy ana others, and the Raysfown brancn of fhe Ju-
niaa river, aud containing three hundred and forty
two hundred and six peTches and allow
3. A tract known as the Christopher Long tract.
adjoining lands row or late of William Lane and
others, and containing one hundred aud eight and
three fourth acres and allowance.
4. A tract known as lhe William Lane TACT aa-
Joining lands now or late of John Zook, Baitzer
Swa. IT, John SicClan, Christopher Long and Others
containing two hundred and ten and allowance
S. A tr.ct known as the John McCIain tact ad.
joining la Is no or late of William Lane Batzer
swartz and others, containing one hundred and six
ty acres and ninety.sIx perehes and allowance.
8. A tr rsct known as the John Chrvineton tract
adjoining lands or late of William Buan, L. g.
Watson, Batter Swariz and others, containing fc ur
hundred aud thirty acres one hundred and thlr
y perches and allowance.
z. tract Surveyed on warrant TO Thomas NJ
Long adjoining lands now or late of John Zook Ja-
cot Meyers and others cont4ining eleven acres and
sixteen peTches and allowance.
s. 4 Tract known as the William Bum tract ad-
Jonlng lands now OF late of John Bellman, John
Lime and others, containing four hundred and two
and thrse-fourth acres ard allowance
,. tract kgqwn as the John Zoog tract, adioin-
Ing lands now late oI William, Lane and others,
containing tv5 hundred and twenty-five and one
fourth acres and allowance.
The said enc undivided part of said tract of land
seized aud nkHn in execution the property of said
defendant Wioughby L. Webb.
JOHN ALDSTADT, shera.
December %, 1894 III 49,. #.,.
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Notice OF ssscnisis5ea

On the estHe Of Jacob CoOk, late Of South
Gmpfon township, Somerset county, decd.
To Jesse Cook, Dennis Cook, the issue OF Mary
Hay, 10 wit: Calvin and William Hay-the issue OF
Sarah Walker, to wit Jacob, CatharIne, Ellen, Sa-
rah and SdDuel Walker, all of Somerset county
the issne of Jacob Cook. deed to wit: Solomon,
Sarah intermarTad with Peter Boar, Samuel, Eliz-
ahsth intermarried with VIM. Benfcrd, john Cook,
Henry Cock, VIM. Cook, George Cook and Catha-
rine tntertnarried with Jacob Hardnen. Take no.
rce that by virtue of of partition ead valu-
ton issued out of the Orphans Court of Bedford
county and TO me directed wiil hold an inquest to
make partition and valuation of the real estate OF
said decd viz: No. /. tract OF land containing
l20 acres IN Londonderry township, Bedford coun
ty, with the improvements, knowa as the Hoyman
property.
+ No. ?. A tract OF timber land containing about
400 adjoining the above.
s No. 8. A tract of land in township, being
part of t-dct Of land containing 449s acres wal
ranted in nam of John Cline, containing - acIes,s
On the premises, on Thursday the 18th day of jar
uAry next, when and where you can attend If you
proper. JOHN AIDS Ia DT Sheriff.
saerif's ofsse Bedford, Dec. 2a, 1864.
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a p PIE A {, s :.

Notice is hereby given TO the taxable inhabitants
of The county of Bedford, that appeal will be held
by the CouOty Commissioners on The days, and at
the places hereby specified, to W.T.
Napier township, onFriisy the 18th, at the house
of A. j. Sniveiy, (ScheIlsburg borough.)
S helshu,g borough, On Saturday the i4th, at the
house of A. !. Snivey.
Union towns'i ip, Oh Monday the 10th, al the house
OF Michael yPyant.
ST. Clair township, on Tuesday the I7th, at the
house of Isaac Miller, In ST. Clairsville.
South Woodberry township. Wednesday the
18th, al the house of !. Irwin Noble.
Middle Woodberry township, Thursday the
18Th, at he house of William VI. Pearson.
Liberty township, on Frilay the Goth, at the
house of John Besser.
Broad Top township. Saturday the 2lst, at the
house OF John Droiiinger.
Hop"weH township, Monday the 23d, at the
house OF ohm Droilinger, Hope we'll.
Bioo'iy Run borough OF Tuesday the 24th attbe
touse OF John Black.
Snake Spring township, on Wednesday the 25th.
at the house of Joseph Mor.imore
Fediord township on Thursday the 26th al tie
Commissioners Office.
Bedford borough. on Friday the 9th af The Com.
mis- toner's Office.
Hh~n and whele ali persons md corporations Ca4I-
ing themselves aggTieSed at the enumeration and
valuation OF their taxable property and effects,
made pursuant 10 the several Acts of Assembly in
sach c Sc made and provided, are requested 10 at
tend and state their grievances for redress accord
ing TO law. Spec al attention is also directed 10
the fol owing portion OF Article 4th Section I'd, of
"hn Act 10! ne organization, discipline and regu
ltt!on Of the Militia of the Commonwealth of peon
syvsnia," 10 wit On the day the county, or city.
Commissioners meet, to review the assessment of
real and persona property, or for Lelding appea,s
they shall, also, determine who are exempt, or not
liable 10 do military dufy,'' &c.
The appeals will be held on ;he dsys above nam.
ed between the hours of 9 O'Clock, a. NJ, and -
o'clock, 81.
ANDREW CRISNAN
GEORGE ROADES.
MICHAEL WERTZ
JEo. u. FISHER, Clerk. Commissioners.
December 10th, 1864.
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BrAfnrn eEn,fntn ss !.
held a Bedford, on the

At an Orpbanse Court, held at Bedford, on the
2lst day of November A. D., 1854, before the
Judges of the said Court, on motion of John P.
Reed, Esq, th7 Court grant Rule on the heirs
and legal representatives, Of David Kelley, late of
Liberty Tp, deceaseds to Wit. John and Wtn. Kel-
ley their shares owned by Christian Estrieht Sd
Sarah vile of John Grace 4th, Catharine, wife of
-----B4itlehaush. share owned BY Chris Estricht !
5th, Susan, her share owned by Christian Estricht
9Th, Martina, intermaTried with W. Miller, deceas-
ed 7th, Mary, wife o. Sam. Medsr. sth Juiiana,
deceased, leaving Surviving her husband, D. Grace,
hei share owRe by Chiist. EstTichti 9th Elizabeth,
wife OF Jas Bowser, share held By Chrst- Estrcht,
to be and sPpear at an Orphans Court, TO be held
al Bedford, in and for the County of Reaferd, the
2d Monday, 18th Jay of Feb. next, TO accept, OF
refuse to take the Real Estate of said deceased
the Valuation which has been valued and appraise
in pursuance OF Writ of Partition or Eaiu tion
issued our of said Court, and TO the Sheriff Of
said County, directed to show cause why the same
should not be sold.
IN TESTIMONY NBEREnF, have heTeunto set my
hand ard be seal of said Court. q; Bedford, this
2lsf day Of November, A. D., 1861.
o. E. SHANNON, Clerk.
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-13
AYERS
CATH ARTIC PILLS

possess 70 many advantages over the ether purga-
tivos II the market and their superior virtues are
universally known, that We need not do
than 10 sssarA the public their quality is maintained
equal TO the best lt ever has been, and that they
may re depended on te do all thst they have ever
cone.
Prepared by ]. C. AVER, u. D., & Co, Lowall,
MaSs., and rold by
3. F. Harry, Bedford, J. Z. Colyln, Sohelisburg,
/. NJ. Barndollar, Bloody Rhn l.. Putt, StoneTs-
town G. g. Amick, st. Clairsyie; D. Stoner.
Wootserry r. Rals1oa, Water Street; and dealers
eEerywnsTe> srrr 3sly i, 1864.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-13
sl,ersT,s sale.

By virtue of writ of Vehd. Exponas TO me en-
rected there will be sold at public sale the Court
House, in the borough of Bedford, on Saturday, the
l4th day OF January. 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. ~, the
following described lot of gTonnd situate in the viii
age If SoLerstown, Bedford county, fronting al out
ITO feet on Main street and extending back about
200 feet 20 alley, adjoining lot of Hoovers heirs
on the east, and by alley on the west. having
thereon erected two story frame house, So feee by
36 feet. a frame stable and log wash-hense.
ALSO-A vacant lot OF ground in said villa
fronting on Main street IS feet and extending back
200 feet 10 alley, adjoining lot of Joseph Crls-
man's heirs the west, and ailev on the ear.
Seized and taken in execution the property CT
George Thicker.
JOHN ALDSTADT, Sheriff
Bedford, December 90, 1864.
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sHRINERts
BHSiMIC- G0EGH NTRTp.

For Coughs, CoidS, Group, Whooping Cough,
.dsfhma, Bronchitis, Spittiag Blocd,
Pain anil IVepkarss OF the Breast,
Difficulty Of Breattiay, SC.
Z HIS is no new remedy. Ii has been used SAGE
4 tor humber OF years in Maryland and
parts OF PeRhss Sania, and has, wherever
known, acquired unprecedented reputation
ioI cuTiHg the various diseases for winch it is
recommended.
sosppsreIt is ilsusefnlness, and SO remark
able has been It's cures, that IT is fast super gonr
cedIns every other remedy fur those diseases.
The afflicted rely upaa II dong as much
for them and in many cases thaa any
other remedy now before tae pu5lic.
1t rs recommended and prescribed in the
practice OF large number of he most intel Chill
hgent and able physicians of Mary iand 1t drsn
is used and considered an indi, pensaole house,
hold TeHiedy by large portion OF the first
families OF the State.
il Is used-by ali classes of society, and the
unIse sal opIaoa IS, That it is gooi. Ehis
Syrup IS purify Vtyetabe C0RaeoeA2. IL i No
pleasant 20 take, and never dovs ujnry. But
on ing 10 Its puliyans quaittirs, must do good
under aEy ciicdmstaDces. It's eff cts are tTu-
~ ~oGdeIful, soothing, calu'ng, and LAYING shIl2
the most voleat Coughs ), puIii ying, strength
enlBg AID Invisoratns The wGoe system,
ca mgag agd sooiLiug he aiding aud
tacl.ItatiIs exPecioration. dnd healing the need
DISEASED LUNGS,
thus striking at tie root o; disease, and dsi
wing 1t IRON The system,
GROUP. die Of
This disease is ourced BY difficulty of
breathing, shall whistlIng or " heezlng hack
ing coush aud threatened sufocatiau. SIC. 10
mostly occurs 10 young children. Ne child Group
need die Of crouE il thi, Syrup is properly
used ANA used M time, Mothers having craupy
ch,itIen Should watch It h.st show of the
aseae, anu always Keep tns I+tnrdy haG d. If this
For coughs alter tneasies lhIs svtup is most
excellent. ExpeTleBce has proven ;hat-ii is
equal cd by no other preparation
The price o. tue remedy Is such to place syYup
IT within the reach of ali. tue poor as well as
The rich, aad every persou sh1aid have it.
Every person should have il IN The house
IL true nd faithful friend 10 all who VAL fs
ue health and ish 10 secure themselves a.
gainst that most terrible disease, consunnn-
ton. II will be found the most useful as v ell
- the cheapest idmIiy medicine IN the world. uss
IL Las been used TO- The last four years with
a success without parallel.
PDce 40 Cts pr bo.tja, or three bottles for
Sl.U0- Pep r-d by S. A. Fnurz * Bro. ia
For lae by IA. C. Il neI and 8. F. Harry
DUgsl-ta, seoIari. Pa.
Decembrf %, ls64-iy. time
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January 6, 1865.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

Letters Of administration on the estate Of Levi
McGrgor late OF ST. ClaiT township, deed, having
been granted to the subscriber by the Register of
Bedford county all PERSONS iHdebted said estate
are requested 10 make immediate pa yment, aud
those having claims will present lhem duly authen-
ticated tor settlement.
.~ JACOB BECKLEY,
December 9. IS6f-6t Adrn'r.
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Denfor0 Gountn, ss !:

~, A an Orphans Court held at Bedford,
st55s7st in and for the county of Bedford, on he
:s,ss, x Dist day of November, A. D. 1864, be-
SA.TsAaf5s fore the Judges oil the said Court.
49, On motion OF G. H. Spang, Esq, the
'He Court grant alias rule on the heirs
and legal representatives. of Frederick Caar. late
owned by Bartholomew Diveiy; Simon CiaaF, dec ),
leaving issue eight children, 10 Wit. Frederick de-
a.ed, leaving one child, EIsinda, OF whom Christ
Brsgle is guardian Nara, wife Of Moyer; Reeec-
ca, Susan, CathaIine, wiis OF Heory Feather Jacob,
Aaron aud Samuel. 81. Matthias SHIRE owned oy
b. Uivey; 4th, Peggy, wife of Peter lckes, now
decd issue TO w.t. Jacob {. ickes, Nancy. wife of
Clay comb and Elizabeth, leaving one child, Walter
BriEhimer; 5th. Nancy, wife Of Michael Waller,
v no led eayIRk issue, TO wit; Julia Anna, Sarlh
Simon, Jo.eph, Elxaseth, Michael and Catharine
9Th. Sarah, wite OF Jacob Lussnfeter, residing in
Illinois TN. Bal bsFa, vile OF George LingenfeteT
shar- held by Jonn Clasr; Sth. Henry CI4as 9th.
Daniel lLta Rachel, iir 0t Bartholomew Dively;
lith Eigabste Of Jonathan Bentley, share held
by b. DIvely; 18th Joseph CLAIR, 18th John w.
Cisar, to b. and appear at an Orphans Court bs
held al b. dford ard for the of Bedford on
the 2d Moa.IaS (3th day) OF February next, TO ac-
~ or refuse take tie real estate Of said deed.
at the valuation whch has been ued and apprais-
ed pursuance of writ Of PARTITION and ton
ISSUED our of the said Court and TO the sheriff Of
SAID county directed OF show cause why the same
should not be sold. In testimony whereof have
hareunto set my hand aud seal of the said Court
at Bedford, the 2lst day of November, A. u. 1864
Dec. %. o. E. SHANNON, Clsrx.
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ESTATE or JOHN wEIsEL DECD

Letters Testamentary having been granted to
the undersigned Executors of the Last VIII AMI
testament of Jotn Weisel late OF ST. Clair township
Bedford comfy Pa. decd by the Register of said
county- all persons knowing themselves indebted
said estate requested to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
JOHN WFtSFL,
JOHN FICKEi,
January 6, 1865. Executors.
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.syspa a LECTURE
Sss-A1 TO YOUNG MEN

yv,t yabfish,9 IN ssoied sncetop, Price Sea Ct1
A LECTURE on thr Nature. Treatment aud rad
i.,I curs of SpeEna torThaa or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, an l'pp-d-
irerts 10 Marriage generally. Nervousness, Con-
,gmption, Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and PHYSICAL
Jn,apAcitv resulting from Seli Abuse, &c. By Ron
xsr ]. CULvEKwELL, 81. D, Author OF the ''Gfeen
Book" &c.
Tie world-renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
thst the awful consequences of Ssli abuse may b.
.a cttllty remov ed without peiFine, and without
dangerous surgical operations. bougie> INSTRUMENTS
riFgs or c0Tdfsis, pointing out mode OF cure at
snce certain and eiectuai, by which every sufferer
20 matter what his condition may be, may cure
bi inself cheaply, privately. aud radically. ItlS
LECTURE WILL PROVE A BOON TO THOU
SANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, 10 any address, in plain, sealed
envelope the receipt of six cents, or two post
age stamps, by addressing
CHAS. J. c. KLINE 4 CO.,
1877 Bowery, N. Y. Post-ofHce Bex 1855
Feb. 6. Nov. 25, '64)
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information BreGS
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

TO NERVOUS SOFl i ETTEE%2.
4 GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility
Iaccmpe tsTcy, Premature Decay, ard Youthful FIR
ror actuatrd by desire to benefit Other, i'll te
bsopv to lvmish 10 ali who need it, (ree Of charsrj
the recipe and directions tor making the simple
remedy used IN his case. Sufferers wishing 10 profit
~ ne advertisers tad expeTieuce and possess sure
spd valuable remedy, can do SO by addressing hIE
at oRce at his place o business. Tne R4clp+ full
information-of vital. importancs-wil be cheer
fully sent by return maii.
Address JOHN b. OtTDFN,
No go Nassau Street, New York.
P. S.--Nervous sufferers cf both sexes win mad
this informa ;ion invaluable
December ?, ls64-3m
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A Most Excellent Medicine.

J. f. CARPEsrER's RREUMATIc FLUip.- Persons
suienns ftom Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Diptheris,
Burns, &c, will find this most excellent remedy.
ltcomes to ms recommended by sorae Of the best
en- in the State-and in this community Try
bottle andse for ourseIi, For sale at A L Dea.
bsugh's, Bedford April 20, ls64-ly.
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STRAY cow

Came to the premises Of the subscriber residing
IN Middle Woodberry township sometime in Fo-
vember iasti muley Cow; supposed TO be old, and
IS red and white spotted. No other marks IN par
ticuar. The owner will please come and prove
property, pay charges and take her away or sne will
se disposed of according to law,
Dec, 23-3t JOHN BRUMBAUGH
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A TRACr or LAND

adjoining lands oi Abraham McGieliand ard others
containing A3 acres strict toeasBSs, about acres
cleared and under fence, with a log dwelling house
there on erected.
Terms Cash, AZ confirmation Of Sale.
Sale TO com nence al II o'ei1ck. a ~, of said
day. II. NICODEMUS,
January 6 1865. Admir-.