t _ rr •-- - .crKST-TaaaK wweaK
T r F your accounts.—
jE l ""' Out published term?, as our ;
* „ n . ea se bear in min.l, require annual set- I
-.etuis -nl rle- o|i the H ,of Januaryot .
e" ' Otr books are now rea,!y tor sue h set
e.:f"T eBl - , UP ,-, -nectfnHy, but earnestly, requ .*t
' "id bte<: to 1.3 to come fo rtvar.. vol ar- ,
. wbo . a l r accounts. A won! It, the WW s si.f
rifS e! , rl .„ , n
j t ,et. t. M. SHOEM aKLR <V Co.
• rnp S NOTICE.
I? Letters testtmenlarv having
Jj , ,the Mtbs> rtber residing tti Scbells
■
iiurSt ** st Clair Township, dee'd., ne no
:?*•*' ; 3 - induct -d to the estate to make.m
tihes > . , ril : a!! tnose bavins claims, are
rue „ . at the same pioperly authenttca
..vuesfu !" .
W dt*r-* ule:i ' e ABRAM B. BUNN.
Execute.
■ ' l will offer at Public Sa e, on
19
I
-1 Tl) ..vi,sl;in, Biair County, adjoining the
m
9
9
■ " i. j,t ill acres, re-.ie or less, about !15o!
■ "Vp denied, ai.d > ider good fence ;On
■ " i;ch -t.-d a good two-story weatherboar-
U
u
1
9
■ *t an:! an excellent orchard of
* j! 'iV rß n"on tht premises. Poplar Run. a small
Heam ol pure water, runs through
■ .. l.v the barn and house.
H
fl 2'on"tbat 1 i:av", ai l d it the real property is not
I offered for
■ , ' imog about 70 acres, more
•*, ■ . ; ■ . jjstant from Newry, in Free
. less. . • h southern part ol the Mid
" .d. a!J of which is of an excellent qual
and'has a sood spring on the premises.
also be o.7cred lor sale, on the same
if Kett *, >. o pa. to, a lot Xo
.... street, tco'iiei or the Dtair on . on
. : Room, i.ow in the occupancy of tr.*
-V Mcintosh, with other improvements ;
3 af res, mo.e orless.oi limestone nd.
('nil, . " Ridge, vrill be oflertd, on which
.ree'e ! a L.n>e-I:i!n, now in blast, anu cai.. ..
v Vr succe.-M.liy, by the ab >ve named er.feipn
t
•- /ot of thb've rv V..*st quint' V
Al.N undivided ha 1 of acres, more m
• C i. ol in ■ nprov-l tar lin Juniata township , ...
timbered, and o; a good quality wl, ;n cleared I
farming purpo-e:-. Tun mint proprietor w, Hal
offer his part ! n sale at the a roe , ,
I'F.RMt- v. ill be made I t own on me >■-; oi ■
and possession given on the sUlajr nex...
Newrv, Dec. 'GO. .Executor.
A LLEGHE N Y M A LE A ND
A female seminary,
Kwisoffd CC.
I REV. V\ VV. BRIM, A. -M., Principal,
Miss A. L. PRIM, Preci t'dress,
Miss S. J. P.RIM, ;'- aclier or. Piano hortv.
This ins'tut on, under the supernsiono! the a
bove named p rsons,=.-iSted by other competent
lVacheis. affords a full course in M dnem.tics,
Natural see. < Languages. ..nd L-l . s F.-ttre-.
in music, P.. ruing, l:e., it gives extended uisn/iic
1, ,n The next session will commence on Jan. v..
,„V. Students admitted at any t.me. Habits oi
health, system, aodpromptness , view-, moral, so- j
cial. and uome-M ~ ■■' J , VPtBf .
!, may be cultivated— Calistben-
f'iL Se aeeaawy—t era the Student,
roeet'each day for sy Nmat.c pnyica. excuse, j
_ Will pav for boar.', inc ••• ' •
SVV £>l ; niched ."c m.-, room rent, fuel and
o*>6* '■■ ... F.nslisb, per term ol eleven |
-
. modern erl-i.ge.e_
' "• 1
- :
For Circulars, or particular. , - w FRIM} |
Dec. 21, lSftO. Rainsburg, > dfwtd Co.,
ÜBl
l p on thft
The sub-crmeTS An j (1 ,.. g ,- J-nuary next,
premises, on i i u.a ( t > .
ii,e follow I 'g v . Snrinx townsh p,
A tract oi land si' (U . t .,.d , n 0,, per, h-
Bediord county, t lands f Maria
es of good L "to.,e an . |
l>. Croyle, Harcleroad s . ° F , rm .-- 1 ■
c.'hers, and known • jor '. Ic-.' eta'.' '
■ proveawnts ace at ccelleut orchard
,nd other out.hu.l ■ - (f . th;s U!iJ ;i arleare .
rhereon.
12 o'clock, M., when terms
wu' be made known. WESLEY HARTZET..
WILLIAM HAKTZEL.
Dec.
u " 'pi,,, (subscriber cl; *rs for rent
r° r Lvon" V . ***>
mediately opp , , Shoemaker. —
and lately occupy ' oy J. • the oc
a-M
cupancy cl w . .u
--ue made soon. p_ q, REAM ill.
pUULK' S }};}'' FVL | s TAT k.
*■ ° l VA o,d;Vof tie o,'phans' Court ot
BY virtue o. an older ot Administrators
Bedford County , fue < o! l .a-r Prov,-
of the estate o; .acob "•>, to sale by
dence Tc .vu-t. .p, dec d. , win I
at 1 o'clock P. M.., fhe follow, ng descnb Valua
ble Real Estate, to wit ; Cove, in said
A tract or lad in Ray . i o ,
Tow-"*-' pof East r'rovt Ricbey on the
Adam I'mis on the . ' h an4 j John CJrove
i'.a-t. Win. t■ acey on the South, ola , ract of
and Samuel <• rove on th I , hit " l A h'isher's heirs)
and formerly belonging to , PhnHp or u . s3)
•tout'l .""'l . dwelling
and with a story and a hau io w
Mirtb- P-..- r Yi'-
b >-
Bofi ts, or Bonds and Mort = a^L NR y HINISH,
DAVID FORD.
Administrators
Dec. 1 1,
SETTLEMENT'— jS knowing th , m .
selves indebted th ® ' n b" aeUling the
boon accounts, nmII
same.
the first Of January- n . thpm
All persons having tQ have aU accoun ts
M second handed cook-stoves that
will be sold very low.
Dec. 14th, WW. - p
SHE rL AND WOOL; all colors, at! Hr.
KFROSF.NE OIL, the best article, at Ir. H >
MRS. HALE'S RECEIPTS for the million,
Dr. Harry's.
GSPA ISOOK^eO]
THAT EVERY
FARMSLf?, MECHANIC, AND BUSI
NESS MAN WANTS!
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE TOWlliiP k LOCAL LAWS
OF THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA*
compiled fuoiu the acts of assembly BY
WILLIAM T. HAINES, ESQ.,
and I" BUSHED r.Y
EDWARD I'. JAMES, o/ iVest Cluster, Pa. j
This work contains over 400 pages of closely j
■printed matter, anJ will be sold by subscription.
h teaches the duties ol Justices oi the I ace, |
with forms for the transaction ol their business. ]
It teaches the duties ol Const .bit- with all the ;
necessary forms appertaining to the olfice.
It contains the .it,ties of the Supervisors of eve
ry County and 1 ovvsislup in the b?tate
' It contains the mode ol procedure tor the laying
out nd opening ot public and pivate road®, ol va
c ting and ; Itering roads, the building ot bridges, fee
It contains the Common School Law, with expla
nations, decisions and 'directions, tog ?th>T with tonus
lor Deeds, i .e. Isj Contracts, Certificates, he., foe.
Ih 1 • department of the woik was compiled ot Har
r-.ebura i'V Mr. S, in .uet P. Bates, Deputy Superin
■j.t, .',, d is alone worth the price ol the volume
ro any one interesti ,i in CoofflW Schools*
It con: ...is the ..ties of Township Audita"*,
it contains the .. ws relative to Dogs and . heep.
It cert .me tbe t'ntie* c f Assessors.
It contains tiie laws it. reiauon to istiays, JM _
and Swine. , n
It contains the laws rcla'tve to Tences arid fence
Viewers
It contains the laws relative to Game Duntihg,
Trout nnd Deer. .
It contains tbe Election Laws, with all the ne
cessaiy Forms.
It contains the Naturalization, Laws with all the
necessirv Forms lr Application.
It contains a la ge number ot Legal /•.'', w,ich
are used in Ihe every d y transaction ol b -mess
such as Acknowledgments, Affidavits, Articles of
A-re. ments and ( oi.uacts, Purine-ship, \pprni-i
--ce" \sienments, Attestations, Bills ol ! xchange
and' Promisson Notes. Kills of Sale, Bonds Checks,
Covenants, Deposei.-u, Da- IF B sand Produce Notes.
Landlord and Tenant, Leases Letters ol Attor
ney. Marriage, Mortgages, Receipts and .lc!<- -c -
The wo k\~ bound in Law -hep, and will be 1
to soli scribers at per copy, payable on d liv
ely ol Ibe Work. Tbe work has pis- ! the revision
of* many of the best I twy-rs c-fthetitate and his
cc C ■.. .! their urqnaliti-d ippvob tion as a reliable
band b ■ .k of reference upon ail subjects pori winch
it tr ts. Tbe whole i- arranged in sip a mann
er ..sTo piesent a plain, concise and explicit stat •-
rr.ent of the dull- s of .ill T- wnsb.p
be readily understood by any one. Bedford Comity
wi I be C.oroughlv canvassed lor tue work snd trie
support of 1u; ci;:z-ns is respeetlu ly solicited. _
Mr stlV ('. ULAMLK is General Agent lor i> e •-
ford County.
p. S- Good canvassers are wanted in all parts o:
this CouiCy Kr Ho above woik, to w hom a libe
iui compensation will be g.v.n. Applications
hich must be nt <e at an early sate, addresse 1 to
Mr. Reamer, will receive prompt attention.
Dec. 14th- 1 s.
jTpp eIL^ -
;1 Notice .s hereby £>v
en to the Taxable mh 1> tants oi Bedfod county,
11 -• the appeal will be held by the Commissioners
at the Comn is> oner's office, hi the Borough of Bed
forti, on the da v s specified, to wit :
For tbe tewi i| Mil Hopewell, Sr. Clair, Inmn,
Middle Woodb rry *■' South Woodberry, on Wed
nesdav, tbe 9th day O: January, nex .
Fer tile townships ci Has; Providence, Snake
Spring, Liberty, Monrop, Broad Top and Bedford,
on Thursday, be 10th day oi Janu ry, next.
For the townships of Wert Providence, Napier,
Juniata, L> 11' 11 Try ml Scbellsburg Lor
>ig : , on Friday, the 11th day ol January
.ext. T1
For tbe town-hips of Southampton, Harrison
Cumberland Va'b y, Oolerain and Bedford Borough
I. iuid-y the 1.-W if •,rersO.'.s~2; r ?- ' .
j,,., selves <;ggrt "e :at the enumeration am
value! ion ol iheir tax >ble property, are t
-0 attend, and state their gnev inces for redies- ac
-ordirg *o Law.
. .... ;-C-F . J J. BECKLI. i .
H N.corr.xn, Clerk. ( Wm. M. PEARSON
Commissioner's Olfies, \ J. FICHTNER,
... '
'wotU'K Ol' LfQUlblTiOX.—
W 11K UK AS
1 nah llorton, late of Mmroe Townsh !p, decea
Hid'," ■i.e.;. 8-, zed aid P-, ssgd of a certain hous.
ind otof ground, Mtuuten Clearv He, Moni •,
To mi hip. "aforesaid adpuwig ot of 1-aac ( rove o;
• ■ N'. i*h, Nicholas B- i m the South,Maui stree
tie Fa-t, and an alley n the West. Being -o
there, seized, died irteWs, and w, thou,
tint the • "Xt ot kin of sal Hannah liorton ar (
k, other-", and the is-ue of An-case I brotuers to
... . . t.-vid Evans, John SM i* <!-ml. ieav i i
s„e tbrm> childrtn v /.: L i Htiv-y ;id H /
. ~.,r !a tried with Reuben U il. iVillim, vvtio
is dead ' ' v "-- "•* ydren, vi* : Henrj
I ieavi.ig two cliil treil /. : names .nd i
idence UTkr.c-.', G-orge Whingtoi, VVilliar;
ill lowa , v. i.-on resmg ... Fnlto:. cm. u
tv Penn : a Jane intermarnecWitb James Bartoi
of'l ':! ton county, I'muFa., H. on, res.dence no
. . n Maty £At n intern Led vuh a! pa.
Coudcr resui ;ig in Morrow cotty, Ohio, and .Mar
'iet i'l zibflh, residing in sryland, F.van !.v
ans' cadvvalder Evans, Ph.lipfcvans, no/ n-ead
i e s'.; tbiee children, v iz: >y Jane, intermar
-ied' wTtl: folm Adams, Tnon Jetim-on, Am
, t: •• last two minorsJer fourteen year
ai'ii't widow Rebecca Evans.
NOTICE is therefore herebyiven that in pur
• .-e of a v. lit of partition or luatiou lo m • di
, ,', tpd I will proceed to hob! as quisitioil or val
, v, -i ;- ih- on Me y, the 7th day o
... i when and where! inteiested rnaj
Jajiiii* l j• 1 " '
attend if they tee proper.
S "'F"-
-s^F'TLCK OF I" 1 1
* V'ItEAS, Roberl
Rp- nett, late of Southampton Tothip, deceas-tb
s Vi zed of the, le to w.t :
fine tr" ci of land, situate in Southiion Township,
lied lord county, containing one fcred end five, ')
f" aer-'-r - allowance, mort e, .rdjoiniug
I flobinett, Artcmns f>nr, Abr.nam
BennetL Bvail Browning an tufa, i.b ut sixty
serea ctearad d under cuU.DN Having there
on' . reeled, a "ory are at. I e ho.i-i an I a
kitchen aiqo'rr ing, barn P-'g house, leav
? . .... ,-iiiidien, viz, (ley, James and
issue tine- ' "" , , '
•la.nssa, the Utter, a minoynd ho has for her
guardian Archibald Perdew^.
" Notice 18, th. reforc, berefcivei that in pursu
ance of a wi it o.' Partition < a u .j,,,. to me di -
rected I will
uat on on the pre mises, o.h uosdy, ,be 9th day
of January, I*ol, when an ere ahpa.ties mter
: :;i an * , rr
Sherifi's office, Bedford, l fOrJN J. CESSNA,
Dec. 14tb, S
a >.UPIIANS' CC' Ti' LK
OK LAND.
Th e undersigned d by the Or
nlrails' Court of Bedford •!' se. Lie real
rate Of William Andersol ol oar. lop 1 own.
Ship, deceased, by vi.tuei order oi sa. i court.
W U exoos to public ba promises, or
-r ,dav the 29th day ij'uary, next, theont
undivided third part ot ! ol J nd situated u:
Broad "I op Township afo- containing 21b acres
too perches, composed Is ol three wanants
bn the names of Gabriel <. Jeremiah Duva'l A
\i ii- Foster ; adjoining o. Richard L. Foster
V,ntltr.us Foster and ot This i considered
rr LNSEL 7.EPIIVB, at Dr Harry't
< 1K AN VII. LE STOKES'
GIFT CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
ONE PRICE AND
NO ABATEMENT.
NO. 607 CHESTNUT STREET.
GRANVILLE STOKES would return tLinks to j
the public for their appreciation of bis ellorts t<J ,
please, and their liberal patronage.
In order to keep up this kindly feeling, he has
Yielded to tbc solicitations ol many oi his friends ;
and inaugurated a new system of Gifts with each ,
Garment sold. To his choice selection ol line tab- j
l ies, and made-up Clothing, be inviles the scrutiny ,
of the public, as well as to his new mode ot doing ,
business. Each article is warranted to be, n fab- j
ric, Sty'e and Make, equal to any gotten up in the .■
City, and one price, (lower than the lowest,) marked ,
on the Ticket.
Each article sold, or measured for, is accompa- i
niedby a Gift, varying in value lrum $l to SIOO.
N. B.—None but the most skilllul Designers, |
Cutters and Workmen employed; and satisfaction,
m Fit, Fashion. Fabric, Price and Gilt, guaranteed at j
GR A N VIL L E ST( J K ES'
ONE PRI "E GIFT CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
NO. 607 CHESTNUT STREET.
Nov. lS a 7 CO.—l ms.
■BPLAIR COUNTY
u3 NORMAL SCHOOL & SEMINAR*,
MARTINSBUiiG, BLAIR TO., PA
E. T. OShOKNL, A. B. I Principals.
J. W. DICKERSON, I
This institution will commence its first session I
with an able and expei ienced coi ps of instructors)
on Monday, Nov. sth, ISftU. No expense has been ,
spared in making it thorough and complete in ever)
department. . . ,
The school building is constructed and lurni=bed
upon the mo-t approved modem plans, ami i> one ot
tue best in the Mat.e. It contains a hall capable ot
seating 500 adults, with office, music r00m,,; auln
cient ior a school ot liOO pupils.
the ,chool is locat >d in a region ot country un
excelled for its heafitv and bealthfulness, and is
sorrounded by a moral'and industrious romaaotty.
The distance to Cove Station. Huntingdon and
Broad Top U. R. is six miles ;to Holhdayshurg
sta; Pa. R. R. lb miles, with daily stages trum
th.- l itter and ti i-wei kly Iroin the former; thus ma
king it easy of access ftorn all purls ol the country.
The objects of the school are :
Ist. The Professional Training of 1 eachers.
2nd. The thorough Education ot young ladies and
gcmleme,, in he fngli h and Ornamental Branches,
•pl j v,p preparation ot Students lor College.
The te u-hn.g Class will met daily lor lectures
en < i • . jriav ami Practice of 'Teaching, .iMTmn
:: -n a sta Mard work on the siibimT,- or discussion
o! Methods of Teaching I'• the class.
Stu i . ts v ,o .' -sire to do >o may prepare to en
ter the higher classes in college.
Ladies will have a separate bosrding- house and
w;!l be nnd . tue immediate sup rvisioa ol an ex
perieuoed Prfcpy*
Instruction giv-ii in all the branches taught in
the be.t Academies an Se-niim i**'.
Whole expense, (exEuMve ot Ornament.l bran
cues.) for boarding, tuition, furnished looms, room
rent, and fuel, sll "0 a y al "-
for circular, with full particulars, address
E.J. OSBORNE.or J. VV. DICKf.RSON,
Care ot .EC. EvKRiiAUT.LMarf-r.shurg, Blair co., Pa.
Oct. 12. IB6o'
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
C- BETWEEN
CHAMBERSBURG & L ATROI K, via BEDFORD.
A new and splendid line of Concord b"ilt Coaches.
leaves Chambersburg daily (Sunday excepted) at
v ... .. 7 A. M., and arrives . '
3\ w • . in Bedford at V P. M, . ''
Bedlo.Tdaily, (Sundays excepted) at 7 A. M., fo.
Latrobe, making close connection with Mail trair
1.1 Pittsburg 111 dt he West. Returning, leaves La
trobe daily (Sundays excepted) on the aruval ot tbf
train from Pit,shunt. at 9 30. A. M . and arrives
„ Bed >. I ? ime ever no?. Pass ngers wishing to gc
Ea.t, take Ike coach next morning aT , .-v. M.
and arrive at Chamhersburg same evening ;.t ... >1
P ATl's Or FARE Ef ir Bediord to i nam-
LA I 1 . , . , , .1 > i.atrobe, ■■ i >t
| Firm Bedford to TPt-'burg. $ 1.25.
j Ti.e stock on this road cannot be surpi.ed by
any in the State, and the dnvers are caret:,!, sobei
and accommodating This is the cheapest, ra0.,1
exnedifious and pleasant run e passenger, can take,
going Ea>t or U-st. For further information apply
"o Jam's Reamer, ( hamber-uurg, John Hafer, lied
fold, Ch.is. W. Fisher. Latiohe.
A. J. UEESIDE, Contractor.
N. B. Passengers fo'' Somerset and Johnstown,
connect at Stoy-towu w-ith J- A. Git in.in - Line oi
Mail Coache-, also, at Jenner X Roads with 1.. ivier
man'-- mail ime.
Sept 7, ISGO.
IVOTICE OF 1 NQLTSITIOX
lv VVHEEAS Henry
Iwces. late of Union township, dee'd., died seized oi
the following Real Lst te. to wit : Ihe mansion
tract of l.ind. situate in said township of 1 nior:,
containing ggsJ acres, moie or le- ■, on which are
errcled two log dwelling houses, a double log barn,
and other cut buildings, a .Joining 'an Is of Amos
Edwards, VVJiaui lbu khi'mer, Ad,tin Ickes, the
heirs of John •! • A r-ald, and ofiie.s, Also, a tract
oi land on Gr" go's Creek, in the township of St.
(' air, adjoini: '.•!<■! >• met Clark, A.nos Ed-
Jac'. k St i f, A ex. McGregor cud others,
containing L'B[ acres i.uie or less, on which arc
erected a leg dailing iioti'", double lug barn an I
other out buildings, raving a widow, Ma.guiet Ick
, Bt .,i i.sue i iue children, to w: t: tleorge Ickes.
John l' kes, arid A-iatn li kes, residing in Lowe.
Sin tu l.v r uiiuy, Ohio, Michael (ekes, res,i.itig in
> rirca County, Ohio Henry Ickes, Susan ii sr.-
mari.eil with Frederick Stifllec. Elizabeth inter
married with Chri 'i in Car n, Catharine intermar
married wit i ac Horn, and Joseph Ickes, r siding
oi Bedford County, Penu'a., two giand-children,
daughters of Marv, now dead, who was intermar
ried with Jose.... Gii ver, -rid Catliarine intermiiried
■ with John McCreary, residing in Bedford Couu
i <y-
Notice, is therefore hereby given that in pu.'su
! acre of a writ of l 'ar' iton or Valintion to m - i
rected, I will proceed to ho d .n InquGition or Val
uation on th" piemis-s, on Satin 'ay the slh day of
t January IS''l, vshen .id wnere ell interested
may attenJ. il 'hey see pioper.
i Sheriff's Office. Bed- 1 JOHN J. CESSNA,
ford, Dec. 7th, 1860. | Sheriff
fiSTRAY SHEEP.—
Cam* Lithe pretj
-esofthe subscriber res/ding n Cumberland Vi
Icy tp., some tune in September last, six he a/a j
vh.t'p, two of them rams, one ol them hav/pd 1
hoi ti hro/en off; two of th"m having eai-mas o( . r |
tiie otlier two being without tnar/-. 1 h8 ( .' liar
\viD please come forward, prove property,^ )ole d
ges atid ta/e them away, or they will btj
of according to law.
Dec. 7th. '6O. SAMfJFL Nf -
LECTION.— -tincr of u
The annual Broad Toy
Stockholders of the Hunt iugdoibjr.pany, will
Mountain Rail Rea l and Coaly, 01 , Tuesday, the
held at the olhce of the comfj o'clock. A. M
, Bth day of January, !S C! dfora President and
I when an election will t"', r rp,. entuin- y^ ar
' i w"|ve dr ecto'.s to seryj j j _ p. Af.K I' •
Phild'i'a. 2.V South T'' ' 1 Secrctaiy.
D ■ •. 1 Ith, t.>/;
WHY NOT •
. HY I.ol* g ave yout money,
i „ , . our goods ot
; By buy,nc OgT£R O g T £R CARN,
Cheap side.
I si" sss.
, the wants of
| the community- Ca:l and see.
Dec. 1 Uh, iB6O.
i 7 BEAUTIFUL ASSORTVF n r ERRTKI . N< ,
| ;lnd Shades, fust received at. H aRKT'S.
Oct. 2, 1-60.
• ATEE'S
: H CATHARTIC
PI li L.S.
<\ A . I ri
• j ? ; - \iv y>n *) 1 . f* -"Id--. - .
{;/•'• \,j ! . .-vd cr.'iv!, uii.-r Ar. v'.n*
* /T " i : * 4 I,l ■* % wi; r your v " L • -
.. " | r>S r.-i I. • i y ur • •;? . n*i-
J, \ p. U'' • •° " , u ? '''
r i V 1 ' ' - ' ' T <- r I
C/iJ\ '• ••*■ iltu '--as. fiftun . -f
:£ v ' •*. ' *] M' k; r . li{ ... 'i.
'' '*■ '• • •' 'Ulti wit ;i by t
y ~ . I.l*l , y UiC* €• t' 1 ■ ini If gilt vetti-
V, I< # . . • Take Ay-r'a Pilis jm 1
>, v kJ ■ '*•• T-N: <"t till* iliitt. nliv.ni bu-
I *? : > ; n r.— ;• r.w th<- Mood, at'd
fV,. - ' ; let the fl-i '!->■. n lin. I -
R -* - y?. K 4 MI.-ted in it- dti at; tin.
%C? # Yr & j .H X J Th\v stimulate tin? fun< •;
'.J ,v ' ><* t i the body ii t• v• ;•/1 1:.- ar-
J- y ' liv.ty, the -f• ■ 11i lr*ui
<". i ' t!f • ; tr;t.-luoiH whit !i make
disease. A c <i Bottl* wh< •-• in ib body,: : 1 < -
Bip.n't it- r|U*:d ' I net. in. :!i ■', :• i ' r v "t,
.1..*-I- ' <hef X-. • !'•'•
a--'. *l-1 111. iu! .ml ill-" UW.
While Jo tb;<iadH u, n-.;. - -.1 by.> ..h-raug -m -nW.
t.il <• Aypv's lli -..1 ■ v ili: ' !■■.-. r .••• th*
ik.i>ir if 'Wrf sypt-ai aii-i ■ it <
- r li-i iairnin. Wn • i tt-iipaipl wi .-,|.p iro'm
tin triv.itl :.iiai '"i n;>liut i< u>- > tin ■• iin.iiy
ti tin* •* • •!•-* *' l < i '" >•'•••" ''■• *-■ •
inn .'.. tin ■' ■' .'ilitr.-l-inii
ti.-i,- : I<J- *• ':N < t> •• • ' h .! tho
.. a,, v ;\t ipi.il V. Ml; i !•:. ty of I hem Kite v . i. I
hv'r-l m a*- v < i " ••• vwM - 1 • : l!l " J
pills, v,ill u4;tt ♦'Hip:t.i -:u > .as i.l nis.; iroui
thinii-o-.1. rjTl* P
t)ii t*i. pi>*s i-na in wnii- <T the
|)ri'i''iiNil 'il i.o.ti o.i 'i wcil knowiJ puLiiiu jK.r
--tUll-i.
Fra-.ia Fun- Merck(■*>' <f"\ Lm F J >. 1. VV\
IR. A7c.': "Vr Pilln rr • tpi?ac n r r ,nll ii
ffroot in •• .-?■ Tii-y ••nr.-i Utile dau .ht r
ot ul"T >us sjr.fWfi I"ih ;. ! *tzi ' that i 1". Ipi ve i
inciir.iW'* fi>r yw- *U'r h ' ' ,:i< U- v.i !
oasl • 4 r t ■ pliiaon ooT attiii ana
j., | it i i . |r our •. • sLu jA > t.. I
vour a t! ty Liavo cui't* I i' ••*.
A MORGUIBO2.
Af. r mi!y Pliyilo.
From IM-' K. '"rt< rr,'y< Orleans.
Tour Pills I'ne priivo <i* j.?*rTheir excellent
finnliri'-s furp-Piy t • 'i .-v are
mil.!. -. ut vei • ti a a. T•.l • • -i il :. ; • . mi the
l)Owi'!*, whita kt'a tlaeiii invaluable to n in the daily
treatment oi
HeadaeltelikHeadapbf.F nn! Stor.iacli#
/■V /b*. Ak/." /ti liwjiL I! It in*,
j)f BRO. A: Icaar 1 anawer you into
I have corz*l ti your !'>:•. ibt: -r tli '.n !.; ay f < 1 1 c€
rrer tret 'roatirr inrslicihe. Ipi ice :n .it .!• JK'll
on an erfaal
/!• -"ise, ttfii living as I do lb it y. tr I'ilH affiv-rfl us the
beat we ha-..v cour. value th**rtt bi:..viy.
PJU V.*V I,IPT.
TR. J. C. A. Sir :T I; iv<- l*t n r'pi .: v cur :of
the worst h- ikc any I 1/ ci-i have by i . -•' o~ wo
of your Pill-it seen s to ariao from a ttomucli,
Vli'i :.. they ■■' at once.
Yours i . ED. TV. PIT
Cirri: of £Uain-r l. ritu
TJ'liotts torCer-i Live? Com plain ; u
From Th' >'orr P,T. of v) Vorf: CN.
:;.t ivuir P:!;* ;dnii ;.-'up '! C • pnr
pr.. as r.u • I Vv ■ ' : >1 *' - Upon
t*. • Liver v'eiark A T! % i.i ny prae
t > •r • i v. 'tuai f thi .•' of I **■ -
pUtjntoib oijouer ••• 3 l can meAtioa. 1 tin y
r )•"•* that v* .. -'i it'll. 11.1 1 . y.iMvc w' i , wor
uy the rouli- oi l u p. . a aa i llie po
P or *. f. TwEr-' )
V. a! n; r a, l>. ( it!i Ft h.> 1 . .. (
y.v ■ r hawd ur ••ills iu iry .1 and li. -pdal
pr--u- civet? ;• j-<"i u<;; • iiii :ii,an .'mui• ■>t h' i'ule to
f... ;i.b si atliitl'dc ca'play. 'Tit. Ir r-ju
-11 ;:.! iuo liver i- muick ar-i deeitb- . c.uise
<pi'i.V ' lacy aa adiirra 1 i. niet.y ft H . <?n a
oi that I'JI- Ind- • i ! hu\ ! ?i 1 UT; i a CASE of
buious it ' / stiiia!- thai i: •. I uut r . Llv \; I'i to
them. Friially yours, Air '/.0 !ALL ; d. i .
J '*t jsi can *..' ifu Maruie 11 1 /itul.
D)*s r.tr, Cinn hu a, llflax. Worms.
• u. l>r. J. (J. Oi en, of Chicago*
Yon Pii?we had .1 long trial 1 m pr.vtlpe. and T
hold *•! J-'ti-em a.> • 1' ?!.- l ri.-n: ! have
ev tl. ir a'. r.iliv.' • 1 .p*.u tne liver ni'.kvs
thwai'Ai'-.mut reniei y. wheu given in small for
IT tot* fysirj an J Uiitrr.ktta. Their sugar-coating
inakf. Vw '. vet" ptabki and couvouicnt ibr the u.*
of vross children.
UTURS!*, Impurity 0" the Hlood.
Prom h y V. liana, Pastor of Advent Chvrck, K rton.
Diuit X lave used your Pi'ls with cxtm 1 .!inay
success|v funiiy a*.l a.u Uigthnsel a.u . . ' toviMt
in Tofgulat i the orpin of d.£*ii<>n rail
purify ' iooi,they a. • the v *ry best r ui*iy i have
ever ki and I can oohftdctitiy roconiin- n*f 111 to
my trie Yours, J. V.
Wyomfni Co.. N. Y.. Of. ill.
Pr.vrJ] am ny -nr flath i iiV* Pills i• uy p: w> -
t?'"*. ant them (Ui o v oi!- ot •• - - .fi : .t tiu
sy.vlc.a iHri/y ih* /.. -us . .. •,r *.' rj,
A *jllL% i. M . ACT I AM. M. 1).
C'o~".Ion, Cosiivenc Si
Kjft . Pout, V ;.. . i>. Ihcu
ijialysiM,
k If. J. r. V: A!' .'•••'
To 1. • ir, 1 - v 1 <i r yniir I !.s 'r t! ■ '
ei.:J Uuthers of uur • I'ltiity 1 ' 1
at tlut r I hive, thi'y U oM j- >■ ro to jtotlaiiß
iiillti.. h-n. lit of t!i • tan :i'u'.o< l •'i-o!.'f ' '
tli.ifl lirit. I.lu'ii. !!li-i;:. I ' II .i.igh in
tin- . f olii.-r. ii r- '• •r-*** I i • - '
in. I. :. i'. ill.- liver,tut jur Plllt St th.vt
orgaicuru lo.e discate.
F'v. E. SLu >rt, Ph\ •;>. • 1 end }■' 'v'fr,
1 fie or tn* l \r T 9 h J e " ,r P : r t
! prn|j>e.aro excel ent | ot ' *
ii v oPvorpait '••• *• ••*L !a •
i ♦ .Vrcfl eh .* V.iO t-toi'i ' ! : ! ? ■ V
I ;.r0 sth 111'- Iv ;i.,,.u ".U' U-. 1 o-*i - '
I :r> op my patients.
Frctf-ler. Br. Ilir>he*.ef!h' ft hniut 2T":'' Ch:mh.
' CT.ifSt flocsr. Psvannn .tlr.. 'an 1 .
n> -IK: 1 ' • ■ ' . ,111' '• ■ f
TCHltttl liri-iiv. ni -if 1 iii'l Bflt i ■' "i- ''' • '
. n. ljsi flit . i-i nv liminan lln -"lit •
ri.tiilir -Vyi- i "rr, i*U'.i h ■ ■ 1 . t r •
fi.,,.ijv.'.i:*'-.noi' i.! ■ I-i ! ; ••" '•
iliii.t'.v war > mill iv - uu'HUy'i:. _ r
. * I>.<wttnit >■: r.-i" i tf - > >
.
1:1 tqof thrill, 1 • now till. . v li.
ITS Cntvn.'n. Baten Rotr*. r/•- sDee. if-"-'-
Tin-.: T li.vv !•- r: ti ir -I. >y v- r Ph-Ki .
KhA Gomt—a. i oln&ii <fr rtal I"4• " ' ; ino
, ,d NCBT SLTDBUi.
f J' of the rill* in irm-'Ket r.-n:.viv 1 !.---urT,
v. 11 l-. -ieh a vnln.-il 't i --iif.lv in 'kil u'. In ' •• '*
,>...■} I o tv.;! 1-11. ft-itn th-' .Ip nifel rr.l---
. - ijiat fr.- nt'y f'll iv it< -i infina* tr~r. .
c t !.)• r. . v t>r miner •' •* wn.-.t •'
J.-f.3 cei.is por Box, or 5 3oros for sl.
H ; l.y Ur. J- C. AYZII aw J-, Lc v/ell, Iflaa3.
B. !>ry. Roil lord ; Barrulollar \ Son, i'.leod
Run : (J Amiciv, St. C 1 ur-v .!• ; .1. 15r'netn.u
' W'otxlli*; Geo. Ganlitl, West End ; .1. E.Colvir
j SchelUi : anrt by tin lets generally.
Oct. ISGU.
XT ? 1 CE—
! [ g hereby given IVTi!-
i'aiy jd of Audito's of the Eiist Brigade, 16th
DivWP. M , tii. t they are require 1 to meet at
the r>*'hoii •• ■>( Co!. John lia.'er, t■ i the Borough
of IV® 'Aon Tnes' 1 iv the Sth of Jaouary,' lh(* 1, lor
tii^/P"*'if adjusting 'he Military accounts of
•ib >0 the collectors tor l v: > 0, ol the
,r Boiotigbs and Townships of said Brigade,
(fieet rait j -, 4r( i at the same time a.i t place, tor
purpo e r \ having exonerations acid libatements
•de and filiawtd
I.P.MFF.L EVANS. „
Nov. 23d. Biig. CJen. Ist !>., H*
i j ',,orebj caution all persons
eatnsi .. note, wjven r>v me i a man by
be name if Fox, for fifty (wodoll irg, dttft ii Nov,
[bth, 18G. rise note was given on certain
conditio"' which as yet have not been con n|„ d
with, law been deceived, not having re
ceived vt " ' a "d am determined not |< ;,av
said not" n I ess compelled by law.
A. ZEMBOIV.'K.
C. Vay, Dec. 7, 'fiO.
K DMSTRATOIFS notice
J\. Letters of Adminis
tration the Estate f F.lias Hitr, tote t>f Cnire
tie-lain! -y tp., dee'd.. having been . antei
the unsigned, s'.l persons indet. > t sid
Estate, request d t.- make immediate pay.
.-.ent, < cse h.-.vii,.; claims will j. e.ent i,
duly aatlcated At ■ etttasem
HENRY it' r I
THOMAS FISHER <
Novi* '
a irsTßAToirs None E
•£\- L^ttei.< of Admiuis
tritiojns been granted to the criber resi
ding i lair town-hip. on the Ksr. lie of Archi
bald V. ate oi N'.ipier township, dee'd, all
peifoebted to said Estate are hereby notified
to mnmeihate paym •t. and tho-'e having
<• elttl tth ■ I . , ... ,1. , m , r
ly a| -ted ;--r s< 11-. ■- en
'
-
I
\ N APERIENT ANH STOMACHIC PREPAY, i
\ tion of IKON j-nnlie:l ol Oxygen ami Carbon
by ccmbuntiou in Hydrogen. ya'nctioi ed by the
bightst ■ ledical authorities, both in kuro|>e ami the :
Uf'ited States, and pi escribed in their p actum I
The experience of thousands daily proves that no
of Iron can be cnmpar 1 with it. lmp- >
rities oi the blood, depression oi vital energy, pale
and otherwise sickly complexions indicate its ne- j
cessity in almost every conceivable cav*. Innox- j
ions in ail maladies in which it-has bfi tried, it t >
proved ab-olutelv curative in earn of trie following
complaints, viz :
Jit Debility, jYer>//, Affection*, ' " i itio", D *- j
pcpsia, Constipation, Diarrhax, Dy'rut* n,, [uci/n. it ,
Co" sumption, S'rrofnlott* 'Vtthrri-ulo i't lihii-m, ■
jMism*n*trnatio)l, Whites. CA/oroei *, J,' ■ *r Cinplrn
CUrottiY He ait arhes, Rheumatism, hiieimitleiit tioer,
I'implr* o" the Pace, ,V -.
In cu<-es o { Gencr.il Drhihty , whether 'he result '
of ncute disease or of the continued diminution <
n 'i votis and tnuscu . r eneigv Irorn chrome con.- .
plaint--, one trial ot 1 is resioi.itive has proved sm.
cessfui To an extent uuirh no d scription nor writ
ten attestation would render credible. Invalids so
lone ber|-i jililen as to have become forgotten in th"ii
own neighborhoods, have-suddenly re-appeared in I
the busy world as it j-ist returned from protiac- ,
ted travel in a dutant laud. Some very^sig-.
nal in-taiices oi tin. kind are atte-;ed oi lei.. ale j
sufrerers, emaciated victim , of apparent marasmus, i
sanguineous exhaustion, critical changes, and that :
complication of nervous and dysp-ptu: aversion to j
air and exercise for which the physician ha* rio j
; name.
In Nervous Affection* of all kinds, and for "ca'on
familiar to medical men, the operation ot l! |trep.
ration o! lion n.u-t nrres-ariiy be salutary, for, un
like the old oxides, it is vigoiously tonic, wi* ou
being exciting and nver-tieating : and gently regut
larly aperieni, even in the most obstinate cases of I
contiveiiess, v ithont ever being <t gatnc purgative,
or indicting a disagreeable sensation.
It .s tlii- latter pre,aerfy, among others, which
mak"* it so nari...ni, effectual and permanent *a
remedy lor Pit.*, upo . which it also an- . ars to ex
eit a distinct ; ml specific action, by dispersing the
ioc il tendency which iortns t ! -rn.
In Jitt'-pfpo i, innumerable *e its causes, a
single box of these Chalybeate P...s has oiten . utli
c-d for tbe most habit it ,1 -PS.
In il net eke# Dt •••//•, even vlien advanced to
H-. steutg:y, confirm 1, ii . ciat-.ig ami apparently J
malignant, the efleets ha.e been eq-iall decisive and i
astonishing.
In the local pains, locs ol flesh a. 1 strength, de- 1
bit:! iting cough, and remittent heetic, which gene- j
rally indicate Incipient Consumption, tins remedy |
hs- allay .1 tne alarm ot friends it'd j xieians, in- |
oi-veral very gratilying an I interesting > -.'aiices.
In i s t ofit/p is I'ut, ratio lit . this medicated iron
has had lar more the good effect of the most c".u
tiotisiy balanced piepaiatinus o! odine, without any
of their vv- 11-knowu liabilities.
The attention of females cannot be too confident- '
iv n.vi ed to H.!- remedy and restoiative, in the ca
ses pecul uiy ail" 'ting thee.
■ii Riitnnatisin, both chronic and inflammatory,
in the iatter, however, more decidedly,it has been
invariably w-II reported,both as alleviating pain
and leducins the swelling- and stiffness of the joints
; and muscles.
! In Intermittent Fever* it mast necessarily
! ureat remedy and energetic r>*to'ative, and it~
I tress in the new settlements of the West, will
bablv he one of bia • renown and usefulness.
No remedy h.is e< er been tiiscoveied, in the v
' history ol medicine, which exerts such prompt
ipy and lully restorative efler ts. Good apjn
coo liiaestion, rapid acquisition of stte
w.'.i an unusual disposition tot active and che
j exercise, immediately follow its use.
Put up in n"at Hat metal boxes containing GO
pr -e 5o cents per box ; ft. sale by druggist*
1 ut'i.irr- Will he sent free to any address, 01
: celpt Ot tn- I'm. - .
All lelteis, orders, etc., should be addr
; to
R. B Lorke k fo., Oqpral Agpui
20 CEDAR STREET,
j July 20th, 'GO.
ROHRER'S
ROIIKKK'S
ROHRER'S
KOHKER'S
R O I i R EE'S
PKAOTCAL CALCULATOR.
PRACTICAL CALCULA FOR.
FKACHCAL CALCULATOR.
PKACTCA L C\ LCI LATOR.
PUACK'AL CALCULATOR.
FT>OHKE"b IMtAC l ICAL CJ
•^CULATO.—
; A Book o! Piaiilu'es and Calculation* fir Bu--
Opeiation, v Martin .V. bonier, Practi
i tsurvexor id Cmveyiattr. Ne*r Kdi
tion, Pdistied by J. !>. Lippincott '
k Co., Philadelphia- fi
This work ait iins 201 pacts, and npwara
SOO Utile- and xamples, entirely and inorol
prict eal. suc*s e.ri-e every day in the coi '
purst it* of Buless. It has already passed tli'
! a number of ittioiis in rapid succession, a u
j prano meed bill classes ot business men ill
The hanuie-t of n-leience, pertaining to calcu
lations. th<t h ever been published.
F.very exaiie in the book is wo; kid cut in full
and tated in slain manner, so that when a par
allel case aris, those referring to the work will
liml no diillci/ in readily solving it ; in a word,
the general amgement of the Calcu a'i r is so
simple, th t rone who knows how to .. Id, sub
itract, tnultij. ordivide, can easily soi. my or.
, d'.nuiv rxamj that a.isesni business, orunive at
i the result of r estimate required.
The chief tt oi the author tas been *0 eschew
I theory and pbsopiiy in figures, aiming only at
' facts and -iucity, beiievn.g that business men
I cars little at) spending time in discussing th<
philosophy dies or the sc -nee of figures, deem
I' ait uliicietor th ir purpose to be ahi-j at a
moment, by jrence, to a neat the true le-ult
The ca!ctilatd.lf-"rs 111 th's respect fr n all A
j ; ihmetics oft day, and kindred .works—it is a
fey to praeti business cumulations—it is, in the
I bands ol trie kuiess man, what the bey to inVb
einrtical wor i" in the ha <ls of the teacher in the
schosl-roo.n—. facilitates time and insures cor
rect uess.
THFVORK I'RF.ATS OF THF.
Measurement Land, of Lumber, of Brick and
Brick work,;' Stone and Stone Work, of Oram
ami Train Bi, of Coal and Coal Bins, of Wood, o?
Solids, of Lirpls,of Circular, of Square, or
'in Ve-sel", ijCisterns and Vats, of Roofing, of
Dasterers , Tnters', Cl-siers", Pavers', Plumb rs,
Paper Ilange', and Ip! ulsters'. Work. it trouts 1
of Currency ni of Fori n and Domest'C Exchange
01 ile Deem) Systen of Reduction and its ex I >a '
ded npplicr.tii to Busin o l ' Sim; m a o: compound
Interest, and |ir eat.re aq • *at • I -;sii e -
tra. suctions,titii the laws ( images govern!rig 1
and r gu'atir the same, to ber w t: nnnieirus
Commercial !uti?—of Le vier, of rat .! j
Payments on toes, of Ba 1 ' .n tr. I Rank OUrnunt ;
of Equation od'avments and I. , netsiop Accounts
iof Asbj"smenv i'axe of VT e , v !,t3 ami Measn es,
|of Square anifubi" *! u?tr- ,• th- 3 Square Root
| and its app'u.rori to iie-ss. of Siirfsc-s, of Ex
' c.ivation, and if met, important practic.i
matters nri; wp. r. th-- oi. ( ,e • an a.:ve:tisement
to men'ton.
uy.Mailed pest paid) to anv art rf ' ' I "t-d
Stat-s upon rr-eip: of the money. Price of a >in
gl" Copy, in (loth. I'D (tents, or tu i Copies lor SI.
fit . Bound i. Pocket-book lorn, Morocco, 51.06
per copy.
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ibv a higt. __ .. . . o ais, me feel
ings and the interests of her sister Slates.
As early as 1705, the provincial authorities
iol Pennsylvania, after reciting a the preamble,
I that ''the importation o' Indian siaves from
Carolina, or other places, hath been observed to
give the Indians of this province son - umbrcge
for suspicion and dissatisfaction," passed an act
against the importation of Indian slaves from
any other province, or colony, in America, but
at the same time declared, "that no such Indi
an slave, as deserting his master's service else
( where, shall tit into this province, shall be un
ideistood or construed to be comprehended with
in this act." And when, in 1780, more than
eight years befoie the Constitution of the Uni
ted States went into operation, Pennsylvania
| passed her law for the gradual abolition of sla
i *ery, mindful of the rights of her confederates,
j she declared that, "this act, or anything in it
| contained, shall not give any relief or shelter to
any absconding or runaway negro or mulatto
slave, or servant, who has absented himself, or
shall absent himself, from his or her owner,
master or mistress, residing in any other State
or country, but such owner, master or mistress,
shall have like right and aid to demand, claim
and take away his slave, or servant, as he might
have had in case this act had not been made."
A provision much more unequivocal in its
phraseology, and direct in its commands, than
those found, on the same subject, in the Consti
tution of the Union. The act, by its terms, IVJI
made inapplicable to domestic plaves attending
upon delegates in Congress from the other A
merican States, and those held bv persons while
passing through this State, or sojourning there
in tor a period not longer than six months.
In 17SS it was made a high penal offence
J hereby
bken in several otlmr
, most clearly, their
ample.
~tes of secession, it is
,i s merely a compact
et's composing it, and
r-., which may leel ag
f'ure, declare that it
, ] to the compact.—
s rroneous. The Con
nates is something more
• agreement, between
applied to nations, a
( which may be abro
t party ; responsible to
aaJ faith in refusing to
t entirely irresponsible
A government, on
rreated by consent, or
hed with legislative,
•vvers, is necessarily in
irom this sovereignty
ts laws and decrees by
emergency, by its mil-
Tile government owes 1
and they, m turn, owe
aws cannot be vioia
ot accountability to
Enforce its decrees and
rgaaized resistance to
?ssful, it may be purged
It unsuccessful, the
rebellion, may be exe
rovernment of the Uni
n:ts assigned to if, is as
as any other govern
ed. The Constitution
iance thereof, are ex
e Sl> ?"-• t J Q f the
eANc'Y GOOl>>, „ <■"• fraud, to
JV"r>. 330 .Market Street, Philadelphia.
i May IS.'GO.-l yi.
I WI'I.M'IIESf&I &. CO.
GENTLEMEN'S EHRNISHING STORE,
~ A >N —
' r.\ IT. NT SMOOI.DKR SEAM SHIRT MAN- ,
I* FACTORY.
.Va. 706 CHFSTJYI'T Street,
I Above Seventh, opposite the Washington House,
: <■ . dirt- and Drawers made from measurement
| a' a w days notice and in all c i-es Warranted to
I tit. rmi 'i lor nrcea-urement toTnishe.l on an
' plica", l'v mail. LIBERAL INOUCEMKN i'S
TO Vm !.E SA 1 E BUYERS.
May W, >O.-1 jr.
MARTHA T. MATTIN, O. H. If AHRICK, J. A. ' - MORREL. |
OKI). P.. TEDDLn, 9. S. HASTUW.
A. H A K E It,
* vy iTti
i MAJiTIXS, PEnr LE. HA MRICK & C
—IMPORTERS OF—
j HOSIERY, GLOVES AND NOTIONS
Ab. 33, North, Fourth St., Phil .
May 15.'60.-1 yf.
Tt OTICE.—
>- * A!! pi r..r>; s krn ving themselves in
! '!e' • il t the subscriber on book accounts crother
\\:me earnestly requested o make settlement,
i e.: or before the t-t ay i f January, next, either
• by cash or note.
Ail neglecting to do so will find 'heir accounts
|ui tie hands of an olficer for settlement, without
ra.-pect "o persons.
I Dec. 1 Ith 1860.* JOHN ARNOLD.
| V O T 1 C E.—
, 1 13 A]! pelvis knowthj therr
mlves irGttwl to th firtr. of Ferguson and Sh fer,
! - *her by Note -r Book ac-.onn', are hereby notifi
ed that. after toe 'ilth of December, I*6o, the
Books, htc., will be placed in the bands of a Jus
tice of the Peace for collection, when suit will be
brought without respcc' to p rsorts.
EERCUSON & SHAFER.
Dec. 11th. 1800.
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TKACIIiNt . y John C • ' "?'•
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