an J the finances of th State arc emlarras
se <j, when swell us the case!
Let the people l<?ok tq this office at the
coming election: and let DO sun be elec
ted but such an one who has intelligence to
know his duty, honesty and firmness to per
form it, and industry and patience to attend
to it ptrsonilIy.— I&tr. Telegraph
CONSISTENCY. —We notice that a num
ber of newspapers in this State have icfu
se,l to raise the names of Fillmore Bn d
Donelson. What is the object of this de
cided refusal ? Have they repudiated
Americanism and fallen into the anas of
<eward-Grceleyisui? Among our ejtobnng
cs there is onu-which bears us its motto:
•To preserve our Nationality, we must ho
more American." And yet the editor of
that pspr, it* a labored editorial, gives, bis
reasons for refusing to accept the nomina
• ion. Is this effort, on his pnrt, a desire
to be more American? In our humble opin
ion, instead of becoming more American, it
L but the stepping stone to desertion of
American principles, and the acceptance of
the idea that niggers shall rule America,
instead of the ruling sentiment of the
American party, that 'Americans shall rule
America.'
For ourself wo liave taken for our guide
tho American Platform of principles—and
the nominees of the American party, and
are resolved to stand or full with them.
Clarion Banner
MARRIjEiDi
At the Lutheran Parsonage, iu Bloody
Run, by the Rev. W. B. liaclitell, .Mr. Ja
ck Chamber la in and .Miss H'tfy Feight, all
of Bedford eo*
On (he same day, bv the same, .Mr. Frede
rick Raysburg aud .Miss Fei'ht, of Frieuds
cove.
On the 2BJ up., at the house of James
llsrdin, iu Londonderry tp., by D. 13.
Vroutuuin, Esq., .Mr. Eh en Lojsdon and
Miss Helen Burkeit, both of Alleghany Co.
MJ.
On Thursday the 20ib inst.. by Lemuel
Evans, Esq., .Mr. Jos-ph Figard and .Miss
E iza Ann Tkom'is,i\\ of Bi-oadtop tp.
M. XE2 19
On Saturday morning, March 221, iu
Monroe township, .Mrs. Elizabeth Stetkman
wife of Henry Steek&ui, aged 68 years.
On the 28th uk., in Cumberland Valley,
.dr. .Michael B'tor , aged 85years,C months
and 12 day*.
Near Nycum's mill, .Mrs. .Mary Sams,
aged 68 years, 7 mouths and o days.
t Attention Riflemen !
"Vrol" arc hereby ordered to parade
X n Thursday the 17th inst., in
winter uniform, with plume, at 10 o'-
cb*ck A. M. .) full turu out is reqnea-
Bv order of the Captaijj.
WM. KEEFFE, O. S.
April 4, 1856.
em mm.z ms. ~
THE Partnarsh'pheretoforeexistingbetween
the iieibrhij.n<'fi. trading under the name
!id firm of SSNSOU t GEPHART, in the Dry
Goods business has this day been dissolved by
mutual c' nsent. All | ersons indebted to said
firm are requested to hare their accounts settled
tqf hv the Ist of May. Tho Books and Ac
counts will i.e fouud in the haails of A. J.
Hansom until that lini -.
A J. SAXSoM.
WM. GKPHAIiT.
April 1. 1856.
Tin* undersigned willcontinue the business in
the room lately occupied by Isaac Lipped on
the corner ol Ji.li.ma and I'itt Streets, oppu
?.te Dr. F. C. Reamer's Drug and Book Store,
where Us ill oe happy to see all his friends.
A. J. SANSOM.
KOIU UaTH.Nti.
s: M -M? E U-Z
TO CONTRACTORS.
1 PROPOSALS will be received by tho Mana
gers of the Hopewell and Bloody Run
Turnpike and PI ink Road Company, at the
House of John A. Gump, in Bloody Run, on
T hurn lay the 24th duy of April ne.tt, for
grading, stoning and bridging the first seven
miles tit si, I Road from Hopewell in the direc
tion ..f Bloody S|>ecifiiiitions, Plans
aud Proposals will he exhibited at saW place
fr three days previous to said 24tlii April.
Blank printed propoj.ls will lie found in the
hand* if p. \ an Duvand-r. Rsi|.,Btonerstowi>,
.'aroii 11. Barn lollar, Bloody Kpn, and the
Secretary in Bedford.
Byor.eref the Board.
JOHV MOWER, Secretary.
March 28. 1856.
S CHOOIJ.
T III'I ll' E subscriber, thankful for the patronage
X heretoforo extended to liim, would re
spectfully announce to the citizens of Bedford
and vicinity, that lie will open a .Sctioor. on
Monday, April 7th, in the Lectun-room of the
Presbyterian Ch irch.
His best endeavors will ho used to discipline
bis pupils intellectually, morally and physically.
Terms of Tuition, per quartor, to bo paid at
■the ciosc of each qu trior, f dlon i:
Primary, $3 00
Practical, Afithm -tic. Geography &c. 3 50
M ithem itic* and Natural .Sciences. 4 00
Hertford, Mch 28, *56 GEO. SIGAFOOS.
Ailininixtrator'H IVuticc.
I KTTEKS of Administration having been
Xd :rtilted to the subscriber, living in South
M'is, |i,ifry Township, on tlm Estate of Henry
Bsirci. I.tteof siid Tow nhip, dje'd, all p ;r
--*on indebtod Pi said EsttMar/hjrj'iy notlfl /.I
!o tuake paym .'nt iiuuiodlately, ani tliosa lnv
• •3 claims agvio<t the sime Will prose it thorn
properly autli >utic ite I for sittbme'it.
Mtrch 28. 4J AVID C. LONG, Mm'r.
I OFFICE. C. V. M. P.Co-T
■) Fob. 28, 185 C.
\ 'TTTCE U hereby given that the Board of j
-v Directors of tb:s Company li ive this day !
(evicd an assossui ml of 5 per c .'tit, on alt pre
not rs belonging to the Coiupwy ani in
I r - on the sixth diy of Febritiry, 1850, cx
? vi>t on origin il applic itions approved from
' 'V. 2'), 185 i till the sMd sixth day of F ibru
••f.v, on which tfibre is assessed 3 |h.t eent.--
o: all premium notes expiring lxtween
1 dates, -uid not renewed, 3 per cent. The !
II * f -Jptfra ol this LGlupiAii) iirti hereby required j
J Jay their several amounts so assessed to I
•' i iiiisuiyr tr.iutUnzed receiver of this i
"? • *-t hint 1-ifly days of the publication of i
'hi, neti.-c.
ATTSST—JOHN T. GREEN. !
'•arch 28,1856—3t.
AND AMIUI AHF !
ferers.
ltd!. sub.-.crilie<- who has .suffered all the!
uorrors of Indigestion, is anxious to im
'sr, the ost-r method of euro to iu Valid siiui
r-rrly affected.
*£53./S: *• '-"cms, Msw(j
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
UX3B&T3& LAKES.
AGREEABLY to the provision* of an Act
of Assembly directing the mode of selling
unseated lands Jur taxes and other purposes,
passed the loth March, 1815, snd the supple
ments thereto, passed the 13th of Mai oh. 1817.
aud the 25th <lay of Marcti, 1886, and the 9th
day of March, 1846, the Treasurer <>f the
County of Bedford, hereby gives notice to all
persous concerned, that unless the County.
State, Sehoof and Road tuxes, due on the fol
lowing tracts of unseated lands, situate lu Bed
ford County, are paid before the day of sale
the whole or such parts of each tract as will
pay the taxes and the costs chargeable tbereou.
wiil be sold at the Court House, in the Borough
of Bedford, on the SECOND IfOA'Wl ST/1
DAY OF JL'NE NEXT, for the arrearages of
Taxes due and the costs accrued thereon, and
said sale will be continued from day to day,
until all' are disposed of.
DAVID OVER,
Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, I
Bedford, March 28, 1856. \
Bedford Township.
Acres and Warrantees Aiuouut of
Perches. or owners. Taxes.
383J Jacob Funk. $1 16
10 Alexander Boyd, 1 20
Broodtop Township.
245 Joshua Edwards, 117
lix William Edwards, 1 17
3D John Grove, 16
365 William Gray, 1 52
499 Charles Richards, 1 44
292 Peter Kesg.iee, - 02
100 Murdec.v Wheeler, 75
97 Abraham Kerns, -4
47 Wiu.T. Daugherty, 1 26
16 William Figard. 12
SOt) It irelay & Foster, CO
180 Francis .Moan, 2 10
325 112 William Ward, 1 95
400 Jacob Myers, - CO
400 Robert Sharp, 2 50
344 Benjamin Price, 1 2°
431 Abraham Henry, 1 - '
i 390 120 James Razon, 1 2"
j 60 Wra. T. Dnugherty, 28
400 James Patton, 1
160 Josiah Duugati, 24
39'J William Runn. 1 2 ,J
431 Montgomery Thorns* ~'-
372 Samuel L. Tobias, 1 36
438 Margaret Montgomery, 1 50
8(3 James Conley, 1 9o
400 Philip Murray. "**** 2 50
Colerain Toicnship.
4222 Philip Diehl, >24
4(>6 Christian Dielil, 1 20
489 David Hessner, 1 32
424 William Scott, 1 28
399 John Smitb, 1 20
30 Balser Dull, 36
600 Samuel Williams, - 24
60 Philip Diehl, 48
100 John Hartleroad,
35; Johu Steckmau, 48
Cumberland Valley Township.
354 K8 Robert Levis. s 4
399 115 William Levis, 1 20
419 108 Johu Levj,
444 16 John Piper, 1 s
' 398 112 George Davis,
864 Steele Sample, 1 08
H air won Township.
362 52 William Piper, 48
\ JO4Y Jrio. Garretson A Aid. Sheets, 34
■ 250 John Metzgar, 2 OT
j 400 Johu Metzgar, • 4 34
Hopewell Township.
I 400 John Keibei, 5 00
| "213 Joseph Lancaster, 00
99 Richard Clark. 28
> K. Puderbaugh, (widow,) 1 48
209 1 sracl lioalja, 2 59
227 Zachariab Moans, 2 83
I 250 l iuiuthy Moans, 0 25
' 212 Robert Shew, 1 24
j 200 William Nicholai, 48
I 4<B Hcnrv lie 'k. 5 "0
I 28 George Wishart, 40
London-Jerry Totcnship.
395 Daniel Green, 1 20
* 442 John Sample, 1 32
457 Robert Sample, 1 36
i 444 Joseph Sample, 1 32
j 220 James Siiasr, 1 24
, 4"! 1 John King, Oil
i 4<iO F. Abbott. 1 20
j 399 Thomas MeCall, 180
360 Samuel M. Barclay, 1 80
1 400 Mniford Treadivell, 1 80
: 200 Samue IM. Barclay, 60
Liberty Township.
j 400 Edward Albert!, 1 44
i 43 Wm. T. Daugherty, 24
60 Abel Putt, 70
80 Gcargo Thompson, 30
479 James Laughead. 1 44
380J Daniel Montgomery, 1 32
j 4( 3 William Montgomery, 88
; 401 Margaret Montgomery, 88
Monroe Township.
j 164 Jacob A. Wink, 48
185 bansom Wink, 48
50 James Means, 16
1 •> Daniel Means, 12
| 499 John Treves, 3 09
j 45 Elizabeth Swirtzweldcr, 8
7 Hugh Wilson, 82
Xapicr Township.
150 John O'Neal, 4 80
200 Job Maim. 2 50
Cast Prortlenct Towmhip.
421 George Dewoese, 1 80
40 Klisha Barton, 20
40 Aaron Barton, 12
60 Charles McLaughlin,
4tM) George lie**, 72
lis) Jacob Ritchev, 86
4(H) William Long, 1 99
, 4'*) William Cavin, 1 6"
j 431* John Crosby, 104
Proridence Tou-nihip.
37 Solomon Williams, 40
: 44T Hiunah Alberti, 1 80
j 2<>2 Nicholas liaimuond, 1 20
301 Lemuel Gustine, 1 52
14'est Proridence Township.
110 Ezikisl King, 21
St. Clair Township.
4 Lots Jacob Ink's heirs, 48
100 John Stifller, 1 20
Southampton Township.
439 Joseph Cooper, 1 32
404 Daniel Huff, 1 20
340 Jacob Herring, 1 04
100 Michael IlcvcHer, 1 02
■401; Johu Kerr, 1 20
200 James liiggs, 60
339 Stephen Reed, 1 00
439 William Keed, 1 04
188 James Reed, 1 20
Cornelius Cooper, 1 20
100 George F. Alberti, 80
! 46"*; William Bell, 1 20
430 Isaac Hunter, 2 08J
Union Township.
400 Juhn Swaggart, 96
40') Leonard
266 Alexander GarduHy, 2 16
' 110 William Smith, 1 04
45 Samuel Burke!, " 52
11C Juhn Shee, 88
toll Jaines Joh.taton, 88 ,
50 Frederick Snyder, 28
310 Jeremiah Jackson, 2 52
414; Jacob Swaggart, £ i§
44f) William pierson, .2 64
4-40 Kbcneaer Bran ham, 3 96
120 Conrad Iffilcr, 72
200 Chrlstley Bowser, 1 80
100 George Laib, 60
100 Jacob Burkct, 1 30
150 Peter Sboeuberger, 88
400 John Still, 5 00
396 Adam Black, 2 28
200 Marcus Irvjnb, 1 20
322 Michael Shimer, 4 41
400 Michael Shimer, 00
439 Griffith Evans, 2 64
408* Philip Stine, 2 44
489 Wilson Hunt, 2 64
438J Alexander Scott, 2 60
127 Peter Sboenberger, 3 16
124 Peter Shoenberger, 8 68
40 Peter Shoent-erger, 24
Soulh Woodberry Township.
474 William Montgomery, 3 32
2J2 Robert Shaw, 1 24
44<l Peter Shaw, 2 64
51 106 Martin Loy, 32
248 Martin Lov, 1 20
54 100 JohnS. Met rick, 32
WcK/dbtrry Township.
496 Robert George, 5 85
410 John George, g.j
421 Alexander Boyd, 6 85
403t Alexander Montgomery, 5 85
432 Hannah Montgomery, 5 85
346 William Montgomery, 5 85
194 Daniel or Paul Wert!!, 1 51
100 Henry Swoop, 2 88
Middle Wuodhrrry Township.
10 Martin Hysong, 66
40 John Watt, 1 80
117 Daniel Montgomery, 7 i l
180 Daniel Montgomery, 2 40
400 Margaret Montgomery, 29 55
106 Andrew Baker, 1 29
20 Andrew Bosle., 84
2 Philip Croft, 42
10 Adam Souder, 03
Lot No. 72 Jacob Struck, 63
Lot No. 74 Jacob St rook, 1 59
TEACHERS ASSOIiiiJtLV.
A second meeting of Teachers, Directors,
and tie friends of Education, will be beld
in Bedford, on Tuesday the 22d day of
April uext, for the purpose of organizing a
County Teachers' Association.
T. R. GETTY'S,
County Sup't.
Match 28, 1855.
JOHM 11. HUSH, in Account with the
Poor and House of Employment ot Bedford
County, for the year ending Jan. I, 1850.
DR.
To Cash from J. IV. Lingenfelter, late
Steward, $ 90 00
j H. Moore, Col. Bedford Boro' 1853 108 'JS
| M. Wisegarrer, col. Bed. Tp., 98 36
I Jesse Dioken, col. Southampton " 22 08
j Jos. Birkniati, col. Monroe. " 30 45
, Henry Wilt,col. E. Providence," 9 95
! James Clark, col. Londonderry, " 3 59
j Andrew liorue, col. Napier, •' 90 11
|N. 11. Wright, col. St. Clair, " 87 99
| Geo. Froleigh, col. Harrison " 71 08
S. Shuck, col. Bedtord Boro' 1854 77 61
Chan. Stuckey, Bedford Tp. " 153 94
David Ford, col. Broadtop, " 12 16
E. J. Diehl, col. Coleraiu, " 184 23
|A. Snowden, col. Cumberland V. " 17 00
I James Fink, col. Hopew. 11, > 49 V 8
i Jacob Devore, col. llarrisou '• 78 28
I John L. Hill, col. Juniata, " 15 no
Daniel Cypher, col. Liberty, " 64 95
John Loivery, col. Londonderry, < 6o 16
Win. O'Neal, coL Monroe, " 102 42
Wui. llall, col. Napier, " 135 87
D. Eshelman,col. E. Providence " 47 47
jS. Williams, coi. W. Providence " 47 00
1 Fr. Berkhcimer, col. St. Clair, • 270 02
j Jacob Coil, eol. Union, " 40 00
Wm. limes, col. Southampton, " 29 82
J. Nicodemtij, col. M. Woodberry " 298 92
J. S. Brumbaugh, col. S. Wood. " 66 70
P. H. Shires, col. Bedford Boro' 1855 75 00
J.U. Scbuebly,col.Bedford Tp, " 153 85
jT. W. Hortou, col. Broadtop, 87 87
Nicholas Kooutz, col. Cole rain, " 138 80
.! L. llardiugor, col. C. Valley, " 51 02
' George Long, col. Hopewell, " 36 00
J. B. Hardman, col. Harrison 15 00
John Reily, coi. Juuiata, " IQO 00
' S. Bergstreaaer. col. Liberty, " 35 00
J. C. Devore, c#i. Londonderry, '• 50 00
Wm. Cornell, col. .Monroe, •< 41 Oft
! John Whetstone, col. Napier " 80 Oy
' G. B. Martin, cul< E. Piovidence, 80 00,
JsraelMorris.col. W-Pruvideiice, " 133 IF)"
A. Lasbley, col. Southampton, " 62 00
Peter Ewaß, col. Schellaburg B. " 31 71
John Wyaong, col. l*uin Tp., " 100 00
JK. Elder, col. M. Woodbcriy, '• 125 93
■ Daniel Miller, col. S. Woodberry, " 156 31
John Alstadt, col. St. Clair, " 77 92
i Samuel Imlur, inmics of Frania Ling, 18 46
I 1856.
J Amount duo Treasurer, 3 43
$3,843 95
' CK.
! Am'f duo Treasure" at last settlement, sl9 11
i Paid Wm. Hull, exoneration tor '54, 17 89
j Adam Snider for beef, 15 97
Wm. Griffith for lumber, 6 92
j David Ford, col. exoneration for '54, 5 31
Mrs. C. Booher, sup. out -door pauper, 379
David Stiver? for tlonr barrels, 12 82
i Jacob Dunkle for Irrae, '54, 2 25
I J. Barkman bringing pauper to P. 11., 75
J i). Fcrdi-w, bringing pauper, 14 77;
i Wm. A. Mock for potatoes, 14 68
i John C. Fore, costs on suit, Ac., 6 671
| Henry Fluck, 13 92
' T McCoy for apple butter and apples, 11 49
| Dr. J. E. LeetTe at. out-iloor pauper, 20 00
Micbael Diehl for potatoes, 3 00
Daniel Defibangh for beet, '54, 4 09
H. Moore bringing pauper,'s4, 3 00
James C. Flanagan, out-door pauper, 1(1 00
WTB. Mi!burn tor two Coffins, 8 00
j Gideon D. Trout, 1 quarter's salary, 5 00
Wm. Milbnrn for one coffin, 4 00
■ John lmlf4. 2 50
| Gideon D. Trout on ac't of salary, 10 00
Abraham Ritehey for apple butter, 18 25
| Je?e Dicken for sup. ont-door pauper, 18 00
Jacob Devoro. collector, exoni'n, '54, 229
t Johu Miller, bill of shoemaktng 14 81J
j David Over, printing, '54, 39 75
Giden D. Trout, 1 quarter's salary, 5 00
■ John VV. Peeler, ba'anco due hlra, 4 50
> W. Showman, bringing pauper, 6 871
J. S. Brumbaugh, col. exonera'n. '54, 805 i
WniJ O'Neal, co'. exoneration, '54. 12 29
; Wm. liatns, collector, exonera'n, '54, 5 sft
, N. Lyons, hill of goods, 22 35|
! Widow Chiar, sup. out-door pauper. 5 Oft
F. Berkhcimer, col. exoneration, '54, 8 00
G. W. Figard. sundry bills,otit-d. exp's, 33 92
Wm. Kruighhaum. work done, 1 00
, Frederick Turner f;>£ Imcou, 5 60
! A. M. C. Drayer, eoftin, put-df. pauper, 400
; Jos. Barkmau, collector, exonvra' '53, 909
I Rachel Holderbauni, sup. out-<i. paup., 6 00
| Jesse Griffith for beef, 24 65
i Mis. Ann Sleek for apple-liutter, 5 00
■ J. W. Peeler liriuging paupor, 2 00
! Michael Wertz bringing pauper, 1 00
j W. W. Lauey, coal foruse of mill,- 16 49
j Jesse Dicken sup. out-door pauper, 42 00
l Daniel Washabaugb, cost, 10 67;
! Jesse Dicken, collector, exoncrat'u 'SB, 6 J6
: VV. F. Mourhead for apple-butter, Ac., 31 69
I Samuel Devore bringing pauper, 7 37
j Samuel Whetstone 1 quarter's salary, 600
Widow 11 olderbaiim supporting pau[ier, 6 00
!D. S. Longeneckr supporting pauper, 20 00
John Kim by work done at mill, 4 00
j Frederick Oaks bringing pauper, 13 03
| Samuel Brown for clerking, 20 00
i Mrs. Kcighard for dried apples,&c., 18 71
Wm. Shsfer for clothing. 16 00
Adara Miller for pork and bef, 28 54
Frederick Richards for potatoes, 31-00
Hugh Snide, for pork, 30 15
Henry Wilson for beef, 13 41,. .
A. B. Cramer hill of goo<ls '54 , 28 10
| Wm. Milburn for making coffins'*sl, 4 50
A. Satipp, bill of hard-waro's3, 8 17. <
John Dernre sup. out-duor pauper '-53, 600
Vatchel Erongle, crottt tubs '32, 3 X)
Johu L. I.essig mason work, 18 00
Lewis Galbangli, sup. out-door pauper, 7 00
John James hill of corn for '54, —69 65
Daniel Ilershbeiger for beef aud pork, '2l 73
D. Cvpliur, collector, exoneration '54, 21 88
Samuel Brown for clerking, 20 00
Wm. Sill for beef, 16 20
Batuuel Whetstone 3 quarter's salary, 15 00
John Corley, one yaar's salary, 20 00
Gideon D. Trout bill of goods, 75-lit
Dr. F. C. Keatner medical services, 68 85
Samuel Voßdersinlth bill of beef, 10 76
Michael Weisel for coopering, 15 43
David Ickes for jiecf. 9 49
James K. Hallam, .till.of goods 52 36
BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.
' John McFarrau for potatoes, 9U
John Gates bringing pauper, ® li|
J. W. Liugaulelter part of salary ';>4, 4t Zj
i John -Ling bringiug 4 paupers '54, -2 .3 ,
Samuel Whetstone for services, 6 Uo
John Corly for services, o w
J. Mcllvai'ii sup. cmt-door pauper '54, 44 00 ,
Catharine Smith sup. out-door panjmr, 1< 00
I George Roads sup. out-door pauper, <OO *
Thomas Horton bringing pauper, 18 50
Solomon Reigard for beef and pork* -'J 42
Thomas K. Heed Macksmitliiug '52, 2 56
| George Gray for beef. - 2 "2
John Snider for beef, * ,M)
X. Lyons biU of goods, -0 Ist !
j Heart Jlarshberger cider and apples. 18 50 j
11. J ."Henderson, use Fire Company. 25 00
Rupp St Oatet bill of goods's4, 40 80
Lewis Drenuing for beef'6l, _ < #4s |
Dr. W. 11. Watson mod. t.out-d. p. 'W 10 5 i
J. G. Mltmick tobacco use p. bbose "54 510 j
. Kelly St Dugdale, bill of goods, SI 98
. John Maligns 4 17
Samuel Snider for bacon '54,
John Stone for beef, 4 4a
Mrs. Smith sup. out-door pauper, 10 00
I S. R. Whitfield, 2 50
i Wm. Spidel blacksmitliing, 2 68
! Wm. Boohe; sup. out-door pauper, 6 fi o
John Corly services as Director, 6 00
Samuel Whetstone services as Director, 500
' A. Suapp bill of goods, 11 '2
J. W. Lingenfelter 1 quarter's salary, 81 25
Daniel Dibert for apple-butter &e, " 4a
| Mrs. Conrad Reighurd marketing, 0 05
I George Sellers lor beef and pork, 24 42
j' A. R. Ctaine for pork Ac, '64, 11 05
G. W. Blyiuire for tinware, 18 07
i L. Jamison part on check No. 12, 40 00
' Wm. 4* J. C. Kiser for earthen-ware. 8 56J
1 Mrs. G. Smith sup. out-door pauper, 12 43
! I'eter H. Shires bill of Smithing, 22 08
j John W. Lingenfelter, 60 00
1 R. Fyan in part on check, N'o. 1, 07 08
Gideon L. Trout for cattle, 145 00
J.W.Lingenfelter in part check X 0.61, 55 00
John Amos for apples, 1 75
F. D. Beegle bill of goods, 21 44
Henry Motes part ou check No. 23, 45 00
D.mU'lTrosstlc for hams, Ac., 1U 47
Wm. F. Moorhead. 2 quarter's salary, 70 00
J. C. Dicken sup. out-docr pauper, 28 00
Brown & Hohman part draft No. 18, 191 00
G. W. Bowman 3 years printing ending
ending March '53. i 1 03
do. do. 2 years ending May '65, 79 43
Philip G. Mcrgret for potatoes, 13 80
Henry Smith mo lasses and sugar, 'SO, 21 25
Lawrence Jamison for hay, 20 30
Henry Dclibaugh for cow, 18 00
Widow Holderbattm sup. out door p., 16 26
John Miller shoetHaking, 26 121
Dr. A. A. Craiue, ined. at. out-d. p. 56 00
S. It. Whitfield, Justice fees; 4 574
Hugh Moore bill of goods, 8 64
Sam'l H. Tnte, Esq , balance salary 30 50
G. '.V. Mock bill of goods, 10 00
W. F. M oorhead part on diafr No. 23, 18 00
F. Jordan, Esq., part on draft No. 46, 18 50
A. B. Cramer & Co., part draft No. 50, 30 00
Exonerations for 1858, 50 85
do. lor 1854, 21 46
do. for 1855. 6 21
G<o. Fraily col. for 1853 exoneration, i 32
| Hugh Moore col. 1853 exoneration, 7 25
M. Wisegarver c 01.'53 exoneration, 16 68
X. H. Wiightcol. 'S3 exoneration, 6 (XI
llenry Wilt col. '53 exoneration 3 874
And. Horn, col. '53 exoneration, 15 60
E. J. Diehlcol. '54 exoneration, 4 54
S. Williams col. '54 exoneration, 11 62
I>. Esheltuan col. '54 exoneration 5 92
James Funk col. '54 exoneration, 2 46
John Dowry, co!. '64 exoneration, 4 58
C. Stuckey col. '64 exoneration. 11 00
T. W. Horton col. '55 exoneration. 5 21
Commissions for 1853, 92 61
Commissions for 1854, 134 17
• Commissions for 1855. 2 67
E. Puderbaugh Judgmsnt in full, 276 (X)
j I*. Radebaugb bill goods No. 96, 8 87
A. Zigler sup. mjt-door pauptw, 5 W)
George Smith, 1 85
Interest on checks, 58 82
Treasurer's Salary for 1855, To 00
Auditois for auditing account, 15 00
■j WF. the undersigned. Auditors of Bedford
; County, do certilv that we hav# examined the
; foregoing Account f John H. Rush, Treasu
rer of the Poor and House ot Employment of
Bedford County, and find the same to be cor
rect and true as above stated.
Witness our hands and seals this litis 9th
day of January. 1866.
Balance due 4 treasurer, ?3 43
JOHN ALSTADT. [l. S.}
DANIEL BARLEY, [t. .]
GEO. W. S.MII H , [u. s ]
Attest :
THOMAS E. QITTIS, Clerk.
j MONIES due the Poor and House of Etn
! plovmeut of Bedford County by Collectors
| to January 1, 1856.
l Henry Wilt Collector for 53 E.
Providence, 53 87
John King, Hopewell 99 37
Abraham Snoden, C. Valley 54 133 88
John L. Hill, Juniata, 54 116 43
Jacob C'orl, Union 54 38 01
Jacob Nioodenms, >J. Wood. 54 153 07
Peter H. Shires, Bedford B. 55 151 46
John H. Sahnebly, T. 44 169 90
Thomas 11. llorton, Broadtop 44 10 53
Nicholas Kooniz, Ooleraiu " 62 55
ljevi Uardenger,Cumberland V. 96 53
George Long, Ilopewell 67 87
John B. llardman, Harrison 62 22
Johu Keily, Juniata 30 03
Samuel Berkstresscr, Liberty 71 70
James C. Devore, Londoiidery 51 74
W. Carnell,-Monroe 105 Tt
John Whetstone, Napier 151 11
Gideon B. Martin, K. Providence 77 02
Israel Morris, W. Providence, 102 63
John Alstadt, S'. Clair 197 39
Arnold Lushly, Southampton 44 86
Peter Kwalt, Schellsburg B. 15 87
John Wysong, Union 55 54 72
Robert Eider, 11. Wooiberry 321 60
Daniel Miller, S. Wooclberry 146 89
*2550 09
Auit. of Notes Judgment &c, due
the Poor and House of employ
ment of Bedford County, 123 80
JOHN H. RUSH.
Treasurer.
March 14, 1856.
mTMT
AND Report of J. \T. MXGKVFELTER
Steward of .Poor and House of Employment
of Bedford £ouity front the Ist of J nna*ry
1834 to the Ist dav of April 1855.
DR.
To cash of Carney & Lwuy plaster
grinding, $4 12^
For Buekwh-at flour, :t (H)
Pa*id Drennlug corn 1 ttfi
William Jiye o 200
Corn meal • *! j 00
David Brown corn 1 00
Peter B.trmond Corn ff jl * W; it ■ 100
Marketing ,J* ft • • 2 00
I.yahy for corn so,id . . . l, 1 W
For l>trn horse "' 00 00
Assumption J oshna Mower, 1 50
W. \Y. Leany flower said ia will 51 00
Jolip Uoighisrt rye 0 50
W. Boolier rye 10 25
Porflour sold in mHI 17. 00
IV3 87 J
CR.
Br cash paid Jacob Sitnlar JBlackstuith
ing, $ 21J
For Apples, 1 00
Mrs. Fetter marketting &c. 4 IK)
Shafer for real, 1 Hi)
Marketting sundries, '4 81£
Pedlar for sundry goods, 7 12J
Marketing &e., C 00 j
Samuel Whetstone, SO
Marketing. Ac., 8 l2i
Veal, 2 75
Marketting, 4 oy
Repairs at race up to 10th March. 25 00
For making roads on mountain 2 years, 30 00
Marketting, 2 37
John H. Rush Treasurer, 9" 00
Sundry marketing 2 00 j
F red Oaks, 1 00
Stopping sink in Bason at pike, 5 00
John Dutfen, 1 00 j
D. S. Worthy, 1 50
Marketting &e., 3 37£
Paid W. F. Moorhead to bal inc.- account, 1 81
193 374
A list showing the number of Paupers admit
ted discharged eloped died Ac., during the i
months of January Pebru try and March 1856 j
S K C cc Remaining i
_c T -r.
X 'S * E.
2u
January. 12 16 0 0 0 25 17
February, 15 10 10 0 30 16
March, 11 15 1 0 0 26 15
81 48
Remaining Ist January 1855 46
Makiug an average of 43 per month.
STITEIMT !
Of the Mill, ft oralst January 1855 until the Ist
April 1855.
5c2 S |
• ~
e S
Remaining in mill at scttls
meut 17 5 2 21
Amount of toll taken ia fur
January f,;t go 5 2
February 45 20 5 0
March 52 27 0 0
Making 177 72 12 44 !
Amount used in house 95 4<'4 4 4
Sold In mill in fiour 47 0 0 0 !
David Stivers account 3 0 0 0 !
John Reighart 0 10 0 0
George Lysinger O 7 4 0 0
Nicholas Boor 1 0 0 0
jW. Booher 3 10 0 0
I Joshua Mower 5 0 0 0
Peter Smith 2 0 0 0
Sundry persons small quantity 0 0 2 S
William Thompson 0 2 0 0
David Prenning 0 0 10
David Brown 0 0 1 0
Peter Barmond 0 0 1 0
By W, W. Leany 0 0 1 0
Eliza Foster 2 0 0 0 !
Jacob Ripley per Barnhart 8 0 0 0
Kober' Kurtz 2 0 0 0
Mrs. Smith keeping Simon, 1 0 0 0 j
; Widow Cluar keeping David, 2 0 0 0
177 70 10 7
Remaining it: the tu 11 0 2 2 04
STATEMENT
AND Report of WM. F. MOOREHEAD,
Steward of the Poor and House of Em
ployment ot Bedford County, from the
Ist day of April, 1855, to the Ist day f
Jan., 1856.
DR.
To easli S. Vondersinith for grain, $9 374
Thompson, for rye, 2 25
Wm. Booher, for rye, 5 00
Wm. Herring, for grain, 2 25
Jm. Fneter, potatoes, 1 00
Jacob Bollinger, coru, 1 124
Ditto, fiour, 1 92
Wm. T. Chapman, 2 00
D. Drcnninp, corn, 56
Simon Cook, sheep, 15 25
K. Kurtz, ,£ S 25
Win. Griff.tli, " 50
Geo. Blymire, flour, 1 00
Geo. Weidel, eorn, 1 124
B. Pierce, flour, 1 00
Samuel Blown, mixtisrp, 1 50
D. Waehalmugh, grain, 360 ,
P. Suter, hay and rye, 6 87 4
E. L. Anderson. 4D. ccrn, 1 00 I
Sundry persons, eorn, 75
Dr. F. 0. Reamer, corn, 1 50 ,
E. Easter, lard and plaster, 7 21
Sauil. Brown, wheat, 5 00
J. W. Liogenfelter, bal. on settlcm't I 81
J as. Ling, beef, 75 i
Dr. W. H. Watson, ccrn, 25
Jno. L. Lessig, com, 500 1
11. Moore, rye, 1 87 4
Danl. J. Shuck, buckwheat, 75
Wui. llitcbey, cabbage, 874 {
Henry Defibaugh, buckwheat, 1 124
John Hsfer, parsnips, 50 j
Henry Tavlor, store, ,5 00 '
8 atui, 11. Tate, bi-ef, 535 '
\ Sol. Beiuiund, buckwheat, 1 00 .
Juo. Miller, Iran, IS >
Total, *lO3 904
CR.
BV amount expended for the use of the
Poor and House of Employment, from
the Ist of April, uutil the Ist of
Jan'v, 1856.
' Cash pd J. Snyder,for msrketiog, $1 50 1
! Sundry persous,' do, 9 38
I 2 basket®, ; 75 ;
A. Ickes, altering lambs, 09
Seed onions and straw, 2 30
Plants, 250 '
X. Davis, shearing sheep, 2 25. j
Wui. lleegle, straw, 1 00
Potatoes aud encuuiber seed, 300 J
| Sundry persons, marketing, 3 so* !
I Blackburn, bacon, X 66 |
Applebutter and P. O. stamps, 260 j
! Market'g,A honing razors for paupers, 1 76 I
Thread and dried apples, £ 624 j
D. Price, altering pigs, 75
Geo. W. Mock, dishes, 1 64 )
W. F. Moorhead, wheat, 7 50
A. M. Horn, peaches and apple*. 275
| Sundry persons, straw, apples, Ac. 342
Alex. Ling, 1 50
Wm. Philips, butter, 58
Mrs. 11. Ickes, **■ 1 96 I
W. Kreighbaum, work at pipes, 225 J
i ijuudry persons, straw ami butter, 407 (
Jnq. Jly.fron,. work at pipe*, 3 25
Geq. Smith, butter, 47 i
Hauling coal and night's bill.* 10 16
| Marketing. 2 37
Win. Cafy, worjc at pipes, -1, .S OQ,
Toll, ppitageand blacksujihioc, 00
Marketing, t *• 'i **>■' *■' 131 i"
Applebutter, 8 12
i - ; iV ,.; , sascoi
! Bal. in basis,of Steward, 8 29J I
1 ! ... J.• *W3 904:
STATEMENT of'the Poor House Mill
from the I*t day'of April, 1853, until the
Ist day cf Jan'y, 1856
To amonnt of toll grain in hi
the mill as per monthly returns:
I <. js o tr*
S <- O C 7T.
- *J f> 2
£ " 5- £
p- o
cs
. %
:1855.
Apl. 1, grain in Mill, 0 12 0 0
1 May 1, ain't ret'd, 48 32 5} 0 6
•June 5, " " 42 27 fii 0 4
July 3, "• " 32 8 144 0 3
Aug. 7, " 20 3 3 0 0
Sept. 3, '< *< 29 13 1 0 2
Oct. 2, " " 30 20 0 0 9
Nov. 6," 434 18 3 22 0
Dec. 4." " 30 15 8 19 2
, Jan. 1," 31 10 13 15 0
Amount, 3134 153 5Gi 56 17
BY amount of Grain used in the Poor
House and sold to sundry persons for cash,
, and oti account*, an 1 fur work done in re
pairs st Mill, House, Ac.
2S w p sr 2
"U 3 g £
Si ? ST C
-.7
p.
Arot. of grain used
in Poor House, 260 0 16 15 0
For horse feed, 0 30 0 0 0
Hoes, cattle, Sec., 0 27 0 0 (i
Sold sundry persons, 39 56 23 41 11
Amount, 299 113 39 56 17
Am?, of grain re
maining in mill, 144 40 17j 0 0
LIST of Paupets admitted, discharged,
died, &c. during each month, and the num
ber remaining at the end of each month, al
so the average number supported in the
| House during the year, together with the
number of out-door paupers sup-ported and
! buried by the Institution from the Ist dav
• of April, 1855, to the Ist day of Janttar .
; 185 C:
Females remaining ul end of numtli-
Males remaining at end of month.
Children bound out.
Died during the month.
Eloped during the men lit,
Discharged during the month,
Admitted during the moti'.h.
1555.
I Remaining in the House
j April 1, 1855, 26 15
1 April, 5 3 1 0 023 15
Ma v, 8 8 0 0 "J 23 15
June, 5 3 2 0 0 23 14
July, 8 5 1 1 0 21 15
: AU£T., 4 0 0 0 0 25 15
I Sept., 1 2 0 0 0 24 10
:oct., 11 12 0 0 0 23 15
] Nov., 8 3 0 2 2 22 16
i Dec., 3 1 0 0 0 25 15
53 37 4 3 2 235 151
Making the average number >f Paupers
in the House for niti months, 43. of whom
6 are colored; out-door paupers, 6, making
the average hi all, 49.
Funeral and other expense? were paid
for four deceased paupers iu the County,
who could not be brought to the Poor
House. Bills were paid for board and
medical attendance for 7 paoj-ers, who were
sick in different parts of the County.
Eighty-three wayfaring persons were
provided with board and lodging, of whom
37 were from Germany, 13 from Ireland, 2
from Scotluud, 7 from England, 7 from
Fiance, 2 from Denmark, 3 from Poland
and 12 Americans.
Remaining in the Hou*. -Tan. 1, 1850,
23 males, 16 females—total, 40.
STATEMENT of the produce of the
Farm and Garden from th" Ist of April,
1855, to the Ist of Juny., 1856:
547 bus. ears of corn, 387 b :s. oils, 6 '
bus. wLeat, 380 bus. potatoes, 27 tons Hay, '
11 loadsVont fodder, 204.) lbs. pork, 4820 ,
! lbs. beef, 223 lbs. veal, 71 lbs. mutton, 14
, haef hides. 3 calf skins, 210 lbs- lard, 264
ihs. taliow, 336 lbs. hatter, 20 bus. apple*,
|2O bus. tomatoes, 12 bw. beans, 21 bus.!
1 onions, 24 small do. 2800 hauls' cabbage,,
; 20 bus. beets, 3 bus. peas, 6 bar. cucumber
; pickles, 6 bar. crout, 15 bu*. parsnips, 8
bus. carrots, 180lbs. wool.
lave stock on the Ist of January, 1850". !
2 work horses, 5 milch oows, 1 Durham
bull, 48 sheep, 1 brood sow, 21 shoals.
Feed fur Stock. J
i
15 terns bay, 3tons straw, 3 loads corn
; fodder.
Vegetables, Provisions,
280 bns. potatoes, 12 bu*. boots, 10 bu*. j
I onions, 500'naads cabbage: 5 bar. crout, 4 ,
bar. pickles, 1000 lbs. pork, 500 lb*, beef, 1
400 lbs. lard, 240 lbs tallow, 1 bar. vine- !
S* • ;
! ARTICLES utanufactarou by Matron in
the Pour and House of Employment, from !
1 the Ist of Anril, 1855, to the Ist of Jab}'., f
185 G. ' '* ' . |
65 shirt*, 23 prs. pillow oa*os, J7 sheets, •
10 round jackets, 25 prs. pants, 28 dresses j
for woman, 9 do. for children, acbufE ticks,
1 feather tick, 6 stand cSvers, 2 coats, 18
ohimtuies, 9 sacks "for woman, 23 aprons, .
15 night caps, 4 vests, 9 towels, 2 under-
I shirts, 4 liusey blankets, 3 shrouds, <l6
VrrikeMiief*. 4 tmderliirt!, 42 pr. meus' '
socks, ls prs. *io"k?ngs t pro drawcrH, 6
bbtsttr ticks, 11 comforts, 3 bar. aoap, 2u
,lbsbarddo.
' s | ,11 •• i ™ !
Amount of produce Ac. fold to sundry
persons for oasfi and on account:'
78' bus. corn, 62 bus. oats, 957 ibs. beef.
WE, the undersigned, Directors of the
Poor and House of Etnploymcnt of Bodfotd
tJounty, do ccrfify, tint wc hive examined
the annexed account, statement afid report
of Wm. F. Moorhead, St. word tltf Poor
and Uonsir of Employment, from the Ist of
April, 1855, until the Ist of Jauy., 48 ;!?,
and fiicd the same to he correct.
jf Witness our hands ami seals, tLi# Isi
Jav of Jan v., A. I>, 1850.
JOHN CORLHY,
O. 1). TROUT,
U. D. SHUCK,
i Attest, IHrectors.
, ! Thomas It. Gettv3, Jr., Clerk.
March 14, 185 G.
- -- —— - - — f .
Clothlag end Dry Goods Store.
WW: subscriber* ore just receivhig a!.< w
... '"""J"*"'* arxi otioaji amonini i:t oi UFA
: I'V MADE CLOTHJ.XU bed DRY COOLt *
j then? store in tbe£a*t Comer ot-Bedfnrd lis!!.'
! ?*">* f*M of Hunts, Pants, Vests. Sbim
j L l ,* 1 * M w. ' I,a| >dktrchieft, Boot* and Shoes,
j hata ail..
kept in Beady Made riotbin* Stores.
Aiso a good aasurtuieitt of LkY GOODS
< consisting of Caiit-o, ,]. !,#, sbawj*'
Trunks. (Srpt Sicia. *r..kc: eii
of wbfcfe thee win self a> cheap r. ,-nt, i-- pro
i CB,v /jelswti-rv- in Btdfon!, f w r Cash ,r CoUh
! try Produce.
i be. request. all their friend, in thwhatut
. them a eH. and *<, and exam
ine tlicir stock fr thetuiteives a*the, consider
: It :t p.easnreto Show their goods', whet her iter-
Kufcftttibh to_ picba.v* cr ?iot.
j SOX\aboex & CO
I Bedford, \prfl !Hi. li-55.
EvccuterN Notice.
i T L FTEHS testaigeutary having Lecu granted'
i lJ to the subscribers, on the Estate of John
i Smith. lute of Union Township, dec' 4. sii
! pews indebted to said Estate are hwebv
II notified to make payment .immediately, and
i tliosa having claims against t!i; ma'e, wild
present them properly authenticated for aet
th men!.
PETEK SMITH, or Union Tp.,
JOffV ARE. Of St. flair Tp'
j Jrc " "' ' Eztcti/of).
Nolicc to Tresspassers I
j ¥ HEREBY warn any pcnwuis from hunt
i A i"?, fULing or otherwise tresspassing on
j my priiuiees, a, I am determined to enforce
:!ie law against all without respect to pec
i sons, so offending. .
The subscriber has a special grant for Li* "
uani.
HIRAM F. 15OHM.
Uwerain Tp. Feb. 29,1 bSC-c.
NOTICE TO COLLECTORS
i It is absolutely necessary that the cr nn
i ty of Bedford should bare money. SI e
owes the late Treasurer 51400 87". The
Commissioners are determined that tboy
will not increase the taxes as long as tliev
! can avoid it. they are equally deter jnntevl
that the Collectors sham, pay up. Writs of
execution mil be issued atonce against all
delinquent collectors of 1854 and previous
! years, for balances remaining after the 15th
.f March next,and or. the collectors of
1 1855 just a* soon as their 15 months „ave
t expired. By order of the crunuiis*ionees.
D. 05 ER, Treasurer.
I Feb. 29, 185 G.
JBTa7 53 <5
THE Partnership heretofore existing between
,SJ": ua 1 "'?aed, under the name and tin.,
of \\ eisel k foster, in the Coach and Wagon
Manufsc ory, is this day disolred t.v mutual
consent. The nminess of the ] a , c tirrv will In*
settled UP by VP:,,. M'eUel, who is authorized to
j CO dec t all accounts, At., and pat iLcuUis'o
l*ie Srm.
wji. ICEHEI.
; Jons FuSTEK.
Dec. 14. Itsss. r>s?
. .SETTLE UP
'pHE suiwcriiHr, having disposed of his Store
| I. iu Be-i/oni, U desirous of closing up his
; book*. All persona indebted to him arc :equea
te.l to settle up immediately. His books will be
iu ill"! Hands ut Mr. Job M. Shoemaker, till'first
July next.
II - is thankful to his friends for the re: v
geut rocs support they have yielded him since
his couiuieDoeiu Dt in this place and ctrdi.iT' ,'
rec:oiiiinciids Mr. Job M Shgeauker.aaa voting
mm oi'gdot busioess habits, of strict hoiest.,
cupscity a.d integrity, and who will not fail t-,
give ft 'ierai aaiiaiactiou to my custodiers and
, thopuolic.
rr.IAS Af. FISH KB.
Msrei: 14 ISSC-3 m.
j NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.
Collectors of the Poor Tares arc notifled
that l,\eitt (.Hi will issue at once against
til dcliuqu mt ctolicctors of '4 and previ
ous years, for htiianct-s remuining after the
i 15th of March next, and on the Collectors
lor IS.">5 just s <oon as their 15 montln
; have expired. Be order of the Directors.
GEO. \\. BL\ MIRE, Treasurer.
Feb. 29, ISst>.
j lAiOfe OI'T A\ VITjE COSTb.
fpiili Books and Rtua ofl'eier Ba.T.i'oaugh,
! X are left it, my bauds for collection. Per-,
sens would do ,r.-|! to cull and settle at once i r
oosts will be addud to them.
SAMI'RL RADEBAUGJI.
I March 14, 18,>6-tf."
ADUfPSriSTaATORS Iff OTIC E,
LETTERS or ii:iiaistra.tidn have becrv
granted to the subscriber on the eatato
of Danucl W. Blackburn, late of "StClair
j Towisiiip. deed. .\ll persons indebted to
i said e;a'e are noted to make imutediato
payment and those having claims or demands
ag*i-i>t it arc requested to make known the
j saute without delny to the subscrirtr living
| at Pie.isaiitvlile in Si (Hair Township.
SAMUEL BLACKBURN.
' Feb. 23, 1813-f
j ~ ITBLIC SILE "
ftF a School Hovjxe in Napiot Township near
: U Andrew ffomc's and Other*. To bt sold at
j Public 8-vlj or outcry on Saturday |I± SM day
iof March fnst- Ono tjiiril of the putcha.<o
1 money in h.vtid at tficconfl ruutiyn pf iheSaU-.
j one in six months, and the remaining ouu
i third in one year,
j By order of the Schpol Directors,
'J. .W. HULL, C. WHETSI'ONE,
; W.M. ROCK, HE.YRY ALBA'JGH,
P. MINSK Y, J. It. MO WRY, . \
' March 7, 18-56.
IJIPOKITAT TO JHll*l, H \LKSI
, | AITOODM-AHD'S lippfovyd Sstrvui-
If >Y tng .Mjchines. Mill Ril-Jtoa. tle'-tilig tj'oths
and"Brn Dusters. lim.st improVvd 'plan;
M fll Sat'ow*, Corn ar.dlCob u iiski s, t'i.i "K
i Bridges lor Mill Spiudie*. Portable Aidi*.
I warranted to jrrind ten bviahcls fur hour. M ill . II
' Jiona apd Mill Buns made fd <>rde. Alsb.y .
i Sftufer'sPatent Corn Kiln aid tti-aiu
J a valuable invention. 'i be aixne articlee are
' ! kept uonst.-tiitly on hand, and ctn fi;- -btained
! aJk.n.d time, from S. D. BBOAJD,
, at Scoertihnrg, 15 - fford County,' who j* alau
agct'i f'ir Bedford, SoWiaet. and adjondnj
• counties. - ■
Mill wright work rfone at the th.vrtest nbtiec,
j and on Ih.j most ro-istmaWe tcrmV-''
J KebfuSky 15. 18-VT. ...
M IfcODRMICK"!* Reaper Vnd "Slower for sale
:1 by s, B- UKOAV
' Pa., 3gont for Bulir and Bedforii
count IPS. February 15,1856.