the expense of living ami intelligence, be- |
fore lie can stand aj<mg >ut<- of Imn in the
work simp. They must be alike, Ibrise.rw-i
rpects, !k fore competition trill cense tn be'f
ruinous to the intelligent and generally rc- ,
fined American mechanic. J
Now, against ail t hi*,-Americans demand j
protection—nut in tariff laws or reran tie
enactments; but by the cessation of that j
policy which the old parties have so long
pursued, of inviting to pur shores, of pay- j
iug a premium for foreign mechanics and of j
j.reletting foreigners to Americaus general- i
Tv. Aiiwricwo skill and labor hare Wen
too much io>t siglit of by the old parties,— !
politicians have had almost exclusively the
foreigner it) his eve—trot that there was
anything tn htm superior, or i-von equal to j
the native burn, but because the new center
jo our shores wis found to be easily uihul- j
<)ed as an in-triiiitcnr for the accomplish- 1
went ot party purposes. This disorilama- j
tioit against American moeltunies an 1 la- j
borort has fc.-ei going on for years. The j
political demagogue may have made by it I
but surety the native born cltTzen uot bio-" j
s d with a patrimony litis 10-t.
The time has come to aj ply iba remedy |
-or at least, for Americans to look at the ;
matter soberly and earnestly. The inc- i
chatties and laborer* of t'.iis country eotu- :
prise the great proportion of the coring pop- >
ui i'ion of tho country. Ir is for them to
ascertain the remedy and apply i'. Any
thing thai, will cause the in/lux of foreign
competitors to diminish, or cease altogether
will be a ready: and there is no rm;dy but
in a diminution that will relieve ourc<niii
trviueu from tbe coinpetton that has driven
-.1 unity trimi their hitherto remunerating
employments This broad ground may a
well be taken—for it is the true ground —
the only ground the bone and muscle of our
country can stand on stud protect itsolf.—
Knock off the premium which politicians
have so long placed on foreigners, and you
have dime it a!!. Let tligiu come here if
thy will, hut only to wait a suitable period
before tfcev can become the equals ot the
native born. Let Americans act as such—
-1-t thr-m maintain their party drganizatii ii--
stund shoulder to shoulder it: the protection
•of their rights and interests, and it themiS
"hief which politicians have already perpe
trated be not repaired, a repetition will at
Jcast be prevented in future.
THE NEW LICENSE TILL.
We publish to-day, tn the exclusion id
i.uueii other matter, the New License iiili
'i'he people have anxiously been waiting alj
■ winter for this cousi nirion of t lie promises
•of our legislators, and lo! after long travail,
tie m untaln in th labored a d br ujht forth
a mouse. Ho' all ye that thirst, our "law
makers have provided a drinking plaee fot
every one hundred and fifty of you. What
our personal views may be, as to restraining
liquor laws, and license laws, is not now to
the poiui; but after ail tie mighty outcry
we have heard for some months, in relation
to the-odious jug law."' which it was: char
ged the Know-Nothings had passed, we can"
-not restrain the expression of our surprise
between the disparity of the boasted promi
ses, aud the meagre final result of loco foe
legislation upou tine much vexed subject.—
Like the devil shearing hogs,it has resulted
in much uoLse and little wool. It is well
known that the liquor question was the p-'-
ictit element in the last campaign, and tiut
liquor leagues were formed, and contributed
large sums.of money, to elect members,
t uegral tit: jij law, which was loudly
denounced as cdiou, and discriminating in
favor of one class of citizens, to the ex"
elusion aud injury of others. Weil,through
means ot liquor leagues, the loco locos tri
umphed, and with a clear majority in both
brunches of the legislature, it was announ
ced, with a flourish of trumpets, that their
first act would he to repeal the "odious jug
jaw." Did they do ill So, with undispu
ted power in their hands, they suffered it t<.
linger on the statute book till the heels o!
the session, and finally substituted in its
stead, this law which makes more odiou
discriminations than were ever attributed to
the jug law. Here is a law which discrimi
nate* and limits, with a veogcr.cc. The jug
law, it was- s.iid, took away the right of the
people tj traffic in iiqtiar, this law gener
ously gives the privilege to otto in every
hundred and fifty. Would'm there be as
much propriety iu liioiiiug number of law
yers and doctors iu tbe same way? Tlti
riw destroys the value of nearly one-hull
the tavern property in the State, and i|
makes the ability to pay muck money, tbe
test of respectability', and thus diserimimi,
tes, between the rich arid the poor man. It
requires such a certain amount of accom
modations, and furniture: security in so
heavy an amount, and so large a license fee,
that poor men arc prevented from embark
ing in the business. It was charged, also,
by the opponents of the jug law, that it de
prived the poor man of the luxury of bis
whiskey', b'teause he was unable to buy a
gallon; poor men will find now, that the
money it will cost a landlord to get a li
cense, under this law, will compel him to
charge as much more for a few drinks, as
v ould formerly have bought them a galloit.
V evy devoted advocates of equal rights, and
the sympathising friends of poor uteu, are
there lncofoccs, when out of power, but
once give them the reins, and beggars on
horse back, they soon rids to Old Nick.—
Let our iciders, whether temperance or
atifi-teniperuce mnt. read this law, and
make up their, owii opinions 6n it. It a
a purely locofoco concern, ami tbpy can
| applaud or for if, asr tbey sec j
* fit. Su/K.rs:! j.
V.
i Among the charges brought by the loco,
foco party against the American majority oj j
the State I.egislafure last winter, was the ;
stale old cry of "extravagant expenditure
!of the peoples* money," and the evidence
adduced to sustain the charge, was the not
fixing the salaries of members at five hun
dred dollars. With loud professions of re- '
treuehmenf on their lips, the loeufocos came j
i into power this winter: a proposition was
made to repeal the five hundred dollar com- !
! peiisation a>t, but it was a different thing I
! when locofoco.- were drawing the salciies, — 1
j the proposition was voted down, and the lo- i
j cofooo majority thus adopted and approved '
; the act they professed to condemn. The ;
i next specimens of loeofoeo reform attempt- i
| ed arc to be found in the general appvn- •
| [nation bill: first in a chnwe increasing the ■
i salaries of the Supreme Judges one thou"
' saim dollar? each, and (>f the Common Pfeas |
: Judge's four hundred each tints tubing an
■ additional fifteen thousand dollars out of Sit- .
Treasury, and next Lit creating a new office,. !
called a State Engineer, with a salary of
| two thousand five hundred dollars, whose '
i duty it will be to perform- work strictly |
within the Hue of the Canal CommissioaWv j
duties. Thg grossest attempt; however, to
rob the Treasury by these reform iueofoeos, j
is to Ite found in the act passed a few days j
| >ine, ( lad which uas vetoed by Gov. l'oL
i.oox,) osiensifJy to regulate the public
! printing, by which the system now practised )
* .f letting the printing to the lowest and !
IK-.-T bidder was Uoue away with, and souie '
locofoco favorite was to he elected State |
1 print-r. This hill, it 5s said, by printers, j
i who have examined its details, would have
added upwards of Thirty thousand dollars j
prr annum to the'eustbf doin* rite work. .
i Thi.- is the sort of retrenchment practised ,
by the locofoco party when iu power. — ,
So/Htr.s l •! 'iig.
UEX. JACKSON* AT V MKTIJODM"
C< INFERENCE.
The Western Christian Advocate record
t'ne following interesting anecdote of Juck
i sou. The sectic of it was in the Tennessee
Annual Conference, held at Nashville, aud
l to which he bad been invited by H vote of
t the members that tiiev might have the
pleasure of tin introduction to htm:
The committee was appointed, ami the
General fixed the time for 0 o'clock on
Monday morning. The Conference room
being too small to accommodate the hun
dreds who wished to witness the introduc
tion, one of the churenes was .substituted,
and an hour before the time filled to over
flowing. Front seats were reserved for the ;
Conference, which was called to order by
! the Bishop, seated in a large chair in the.
; altar, just before the pulpit. After prayers
the committee retired, and a minute after
entered, conducting the man whom all de
| lighted to honor. They led him to the Bish-
I op's cltair, which was made vacant for niin,
; the Bishop meanwhile occupying another
jilaee within the altar. The Secretary Was
| directed to call the names of the members
jof Conference, which he did in alphabeti
' ed order, each t outing forward and receiv
; ing from the Bishop a personal introuue
. tion to the ex-President, and immediately
i retiring to give place to the next,
i The cerernonv had nearly been eomple
; ted, wlien the Secretary read the name of
Rev. J notes T ' an elderly gentle
man, with a weather-beaten face, clad in a
; .suit of jeans, arose and came forward.—
Few soesficd W knew bun. lie bad always
; been on circuit or the frontier, and though
alwavs nt conference, he never troubled it
with long speeches, but kept his seat, and
said but tittle —that little, however, was
always to the purpose. Mr. T. came for
ward, and tvas introduced to General Jack
son. He turned hi.- face towards the Gen
eral, who said, 'it seems to tuc that we have
met before.' The preacher, apparently- em
barrassed, said: 't was with you through
the Greek campaign—one of your body
guard at the battle of Horse Shoe—and
fought under vour command at New Or
leans.' The General rose slowly from his
seat, ami throwing his long, withered bony
arms around the preacher's neck, exclaim
ed: 'We'll soon meet where there's no
war—where tne .-moke of battle never rolls,
up its sulphurous incense!' Never before
or since have 1 seen so many tears abed as
then flowed forth from the eyes of that vast
assembly. Every eye was moist with weep
ing. Eleven years have passed away since
that day. The old hero has been more than
ten in bis silent and narrow home. The
voice that cheered the droopiug Ugh*, and
thundered in the rear of routed armies is .
silent fotever. The old preacher, too, has
fought bis last battle, laid his armor by, and
gone home to his eternal ret.
TjrNroine aeute philosopher says: pover
ty is a disease which can only be cured by
industry and frugality. This is a mistake.
A poultice taado of gold dust, spread upon
a bank bill, will do the business effectually.
' v '■
Caotion.
IWARK any person or persona from hunting
fishing or otherwise tresspassing ou ray
prero *w a* I am determined to enforce the law
against nil without rwspect to persons, so offVm
-1 n °" PKTER BARNPOI.LAR.
West Providence Tp. I
April 18, IHWS £
BEDEGRD INQUIRER AND CIIROMCLK."
ii i;r." v, • ~ _ •_ "...ZT^-T
LIST OF mMMS
Of Merchandize of the County oj Bul
' foj d, h'T tin year 1)., IS'Mj.
Bedford BomutrU
! "•* . *• ■ . Class. Tax.
A B Cwwr k Co, . 12 12 tip i
A J Xausom M 7 h)
| Nichols* Lyons •'. 13 10 (jO
G IV Hupp* 13 10 (Kt
: Samuel Shuck k Co. T4 7 W j
■ K .•!!>• &. Duedal- 14 7 06 .
i K'U'i-rt Jf'jcan 14 7 00 j
; John Arnold, (bardwuri-y Tl 7 00 j
! .SOBSMhhii K G<>. 11 7 00
I Agnes Srtupp 11 7 <;0 :
Dr. B F Harry It 7 <H) .
i Wiili.iiti Shaffer II 7 00 j
Dr. f C Reamer 11 7 111
i Collr f.ojer It T 00 j
j Sttnth Potts It 7 00
: I sane Lijipct It 00 :
j Joii.Shoemaker & Co. I t 7 00
j John (1 Minnieh [eating bouse] 8 .7 00
-lultn J Luther lo 8 ft (Hi I
i A L Dettbaagh do 8 5 (-0 j
j 3swob /lolfingei- <lo 8 ft 00
IJ'est PruviJnre Township.
; William States .V Go. It 7 00
f .MeEftuiuey 11 7 00
! Jacob Bnrudo'.hir 4 Co. 12 10 00 |
! James ">f />ainib>ilar 13 lo 00 I
Thomas K itchier It 7 00
.MoHtroi Tivni/iip.
! J fT'orton 14 7 00 j
i 0 Fletcher 14 7 0o
\tieha--I .Miller It 7 00
s'oulhumpfon Township.
John Cabnrr 1t 7 00
; H illiatn Lushley 11 7 0o
j I.wshflsy 4 Walters 14 7 00
! Kirk ii Fletcher It 7 00
i Col train Township.
JjltlM # Beoglu 14 7 00
. Du-bl 4 Curl 14 7 ot)
Bro-dlap Township.
, Evans Prothor 14 700 j
i Fines Jv Kchelbarger 14 7 00
Liberty Township.
. Daviil Berkstresser It 7 00 :
f Lewis Putt 1 i 7 00
, Jacob Snyder 14 7 0)
1 Jehu Cyphers 14 7 00 |
) William Fisher 14 7 00
! John Sh.tler [eating house] 8 3 0)
Schelldntrg Borough.
! j'otth S ScheH 14 7 00;
i A B Bunn 14 7 00
Statier 4 Son It 7 oo
A J Snivel* 14 7 m
Miller 6r Conler 14 7 0"
Widow Schell 4|- Son 11 7 00 j
! Colvn"<J U()beS(!!! 14 < o<l
Juniata Township.
j Turner 4- Kegg 14 <_ "0
' Williatn Kaiser 11
j William PUtt 4 Brother 14 7 00
Joseph Golidou It i t<o
F Hilderhrami It on
LtniiionJi rry Township.
| Thomas J Porter 14 •_ no
Jaroli (• Dot ore ir. II 7 00
!
Harrison Township.
V 1J Wertz 14 7 00
East Pforidencr. Towishtp.
John Nvcttm 11 i (Ml
D A T B'.-ck 14 7 Oil
Hcptwrll Townihip.
John Ibudier 14 <_ Ott
John King 4 Brother . 14 7 00
.Middle Wogtlbrrry Tomnship.
Jacob Jkcniicnutu 12
G H Eurodollar I'- 1" "'1
J W Duncan l'" l'j 1,0
, Putt ■)- brother 11 j
James L Prince 11 7 00
Janres S Tttssev [eating house) 8 ■< 00
Bedford Township.
i Jacob Barn hart 14 , oO
South Wundberry Township.
! James Piper jr. 14 7 00
I S K Dstr 14 7 (Hi
D F 7#uek 1 1 7 (HI
} Gcorgfe Kaufiln.tn 14 7 (Hi
j William .S F hick It 'OO
St. Clair Township*
i F D fleegle 14 7 00
(i B AmictiA Brother 11 7 00
John I! Wright J Go. It 7 (HI
■ T H Smith It 7 (Hi
G D Trout 14 7 00
John Beeglf 11 7 (Hi
Witiesline <s• Briil.iharn I t 7 00
Cumberland Valley Township.
facob Awh rson 14 7 00
John May 14 7 00
■ An Appeal will he IteM at the Coir.mission.
, era' Olliee, in Bedl'or i, on Saturday the loth
! tiiiyof May. 1850.
I.KVI AGXKVV. Aftpra'aer
of Mi rcaniile Tax lor Uie rear 1830
April 18, 1853.
'l a :
AppUcatioiiii lor Lireiise.
"jVTOTICjK is hereby given, that the following
! J. v named persons have died their petitions
I for license, iu (ho office of the Gierk of the
s Court of Quarter Sessions, in and for tile
: County of Bedford, iif pursuance of the Act of
i Assembly, passed the 31st March, Diot), entitled
: "Ah Act to regulate the srie of intoxicating,
j liquors, H wliich will be presented for hearing at
I May Sessions, 185 d, to wit;
j Mary Ami Cook, Bedford Borough. Tavern,
i John liafer, " '
! Valentine Stecftrnnn. ' "
, Espy L. Ainl or sow, Bedford Township
' Johnson Batl-r, , ••
j John Todd, "
i John A. Gump. Bloody Itun. "
■ Kphraira McDaniel, " "
| John Crouse, " "
Bernard O'Mual. Chaneyvillc,
1). L. Defihaugh, Vf est Providence Tp.
D. A. T. Black, East Providence Tp. "
John Mc 1 Indue, Crossings. *
James Kicliclhcrgcr, Hopewell. "
John Bhiadstone. Stonerstown.
George Gelbungh, Hopewell Tp- "
Jacob Behnehly, lVoodlicrry. "
Tho . C. Reiglianl, Union Tovvnstiip. 1
Peter Aiiiick, Ft. Clairsville, "
i Jesse Sleek. " '■
t George M. Colvtn, Schellsburg. '•
i Jolhi M. Koliison, '< "
, George Stuckey, Napier Tp. •'
, James Carnell. Gle.tn ille.
! Valentine V. SVortz, Harrismi Tp. "
Jonathan *• •
I Joseph Follcr,, Buona Vista. "
I William Sni'ter, Pattonavilie. "
Valentine .Miller, Cuuiheriaad Valley Tp- ••
.1. G. Minnieh, Bedford Bro' Eating lloitifc.
John Foster, WopoweVl. M
D. W.iarUBAUGH CUrk.l
April 18, 1856. '
BlSllFOllllLLjlflllillol
AX election will bi- held at the Half of "Tin
Bbbvoud Ham. Asacsh.vTton or the Bok- j
j open A.vp Cotrxrv or ltKiiroKp," on Momlay
the sth d.iv of May next, between the hours of |
! 1 am! 5 o'clock, P. M.. to elect Fivo Trustees ,
1 to manage and conduct the affairs and liusi- j
rioss of said Association, for the ensuing year, j
agreeably to the charter off su 1 Association,
ftv order of the Board of
TRUSTEES,
.April 11. 1850-1
1W FIRM
AND
N33W GFOODB
- jig subscribers having just rdurntsl from '
the East, are now opening *n'l eihibitiog j
at the stand formerly occupied by Khas M. |
Fislier, a large and well selected assortment of!
SPRING JNT) GOODS.
Gonristing in part <
Black and Fancy Silks. Alpaqa*, Delaines, j
Lawns, hercgefi, brilFu-nts, sln.dies summer
: Shawls and mantillas, veils.pnjita trom a fip
l np. dress trimming, X. VV . (Jollara from ..
cents up. bonnet ribbons, Weafchcd and nr.-
' bleached mmdin Dout n Ap >'!>• "ankeen, I
: tickings, paperoiualht,crash, Uw |, glove,,
doss, and a large aHsortmetit bf men s and
hov's wear, all prices, black ail fancy sum- |
me'r verting*, casainstta. clothH. twcea* and
sat tine its, cotnilcrpanes, Irish lipgi.s. a large
assortment of men's a nd boy's summer bats, j
misses data. Ixmnets. h-mtS and shoes, all (
sizes and prices, in great variety, looking
glasses. &e. Jc.
| GROCERIES. —Superior Golden Syrup, N. i
i <•>. and Sngar house Molas-va, B-.o f offee. X. ,
: (). crushed, clarified end steam Sug-irs, spices,
ters. extract of ruff.e, rice, chocolate and i
candles.
QUEENSWJiRE. —A lmgc assortment of
Qneensware and GbcvHre. all ct which they
are determined to sell cheap,
j They respectfully invite all in search of bar- 1
gains to give them a eall ia-tore purchasing,
i .No trouble to show goods,
j Ai! hinds of produce taken in exchange for ;
' goods at cash prices.
I. J. kJ. M. SHOEMAKER, j
Bedford. April, 18, 1856.
STORE,
New Firm and Sew fiood*.
IX THE TOWN OF ST. CLAIRsITLLE.
WJV. la.-g leave to inform the public that we
V V are now receiving and opening an entire
new stock of Goods of great variety and all
of the latest styles, consisting in part of
Cloths: superior Fancy and Black Cassimcrs; |
CktssineltH; Tveela. and alt kinds ' 1 GotitU:- j
mens' and f.itdie.v DRESS G(X)!)>>; all the .
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES-, !
I Prints from six and a fourth cents, up; .Mous- I
tin de Laii.es. i lost lt-autiful style* and tin- j
ish: Muslin, bleached and unbLached, from '
j a tip up.
GROCERIES. <iUEENS WARE. HARD- |
WARE. Hats Caps, Bonnets, Buckets. Tubs, j
Boot*, Shoes, and every thing nstmlly found in
j stores.
Our goods have been selected with great :
carc from Baltimore and Pliila<U|i!ii:i mark- '
ets, ami We wiU warrant tlteiu to be ail uew
and good.
As we are determined to spar® no pains to j
: please, we hope by strict attention to business '
i to merit and receive a liberal .hare of the
public patronage.
We arc going to sell cheaper thapi the rUeapett •
—so don't forget to call and, see the great j
bargains we will offer.
N <> elmrge tor showing goods.
All kiuls of country produce taken fori
goods and the highest prices adorn- 1 by
11EINSLIXG k BBIDAHAM. .
St. t'lairsvilie. April 11, lS5t,-e
1)K. A. P. Fir Lsis,
OFFERS his professional services in all the
branches ol Medicine, Surgerf. Obstut- '■
l ies, and all other branches e<>nnecvd with the 1
profession, to the citizens of l'tttonsviil.-, '
; Wood berry, Hopewell and the ruiTouading i
coupuuuity; and liopes by strict attention, an-i
formei sitcce*s ill practice, to give satis'se
lh>n to all who favor him with a call. He will
; always t>v found at his office, o:K.- fourth of a
i tnileVorlh of i'.ittonsvillc, naless profexsion-
J ally engaged.
Pattonavilie. April 11, 1856.-C*
MEW GFOODS.
rjAUE undorsigued tnigs leave to infortu his
JL frienus and the puidic. that be tan just re
turned from the Eastern Cities, and is t"W
'exhibiting
.41 (heap Side,
1 A general assortment of ii"w style of
SPRIMI .LW SI MMER GOODS,
comprising in a great variety of Ladies Dress
Goods—consists in pait of Thulies. Lawns.
I).- Lnlr es, AipstJcs. Madetntti CU th. Ac. Jc.
and a great variety ot Blaek and Fsncy Cas
siiners. Linen and Cottoiiade for Gentlemen*"
and Boys' wear.
Boots. Shies. H'U and Bonnets. Groceries,
Queetutwori, Ujrdirare, Brooms, Bttckels, Tubs,
Cmrus, 4c- 4c".
Tiic above stock cOns'sfsof er-ry article
Usually kept in stores —all uf which will be
sold cheap for css'h or approved prod wo.
| Thanklul for past favors ) hopes by fair
i j dealing, .and a desire to please to continue to
, merit and recsi*e a Itln-ral shire- of he public
! ! patr .liage.
, t G. W. BP PP.
, Bedford, April 11. 1356.
I Attention Riflemen !
t-XrOU are hcrt-hr, ordered to ptrade
X on Tlmrsdav the 17tli inst., in
winter ti liform. with pin mi, at 1-4 o'-
vlock A. M. full turn out is retjnes
ted'.
Bv order of the Captain,
WM. K.EEFFR 0. S.
April 4.1856.
SI. VICODETIIS,
JUHticr ol" the I'race.
HAS removed his Oltice to JulbsnaSfreet
two doors North of the--liKtli.er and
i Chronicle" Otlice, and two doors South ol'
1 f King 4 Jordan*' Olfice where he n illpunctu
[ ' ally attend to the collection of all claims
j placed in his hands.
Bedford,' April 0, 1855—rt
Narcross 5 Rotary Plar.ing Machine.
j Air ANTED—'To sell the Rights arid .Machine*
VI 'for a Rotary-Planing. TotigninjJand Groov
! itig M achine, for hoard sand plaiK. under the
Xorcross Patent. Also, the nttachneut of thb
Moulding Mvcbino, which will work a whole
! hiMrd into mouldings atone opcrxion. This
patent ha* been tried, and decided in the Su
! prenrc Court In Washrigton, to oe o infringe
j men!, being superior to Woodworths Machine
Apply to J.J>. DALCf Wiljow .Sliert, above
1 Twettth, Thilidelphia, where tlr- Machines
i can b* seen in operation.
; Jan. 18. 1856—8ui
ADMINISTRATORS NOHCE.
LKTTKHS of Adinioistration have bocn
granted to the subscriber otvthc estate
of Ilaiiuel \V. liiackburii, late f StCiair
Township, deed. All persons iidebtedto
Said estate are noted to nftlfe immediate
payment and those having claims tjr demands
agai-ist it are requested to make known the
futiie without delay to the subscriber living
at Pleasantviiie in St (Tlair Townslip.
SAMUEL BLACKBURN',
t Feb. '29, ld4B—f
Administrator's Hotlcc.
' "I ETTEKS of Admiaistratibn hwirg been
i i granted to the subscriber, living in South
iV\ otidli rr\- Township, on the Ksuto Henfj;
| fletitefes hitvof Townßiifp/docM. til por
i st>ns indebted to said Kstateare bore'oy notified
i to make payment iturned those hav
' lug claims against the sanao will present tbera
j properlv authenticated fot roulemayt,
! March 28- DAVjLP C. LOXE. Adm'r,
| I.UUH OUT AND AYE COSTS.
' rpilK Books and Notes of Peter Uadeliaugb.
; JL arc left in my hands for collection. Pec
! sens would do well to call and settle at oncenir
1 costs wilt be added to them.
SAM URL R VPFBAT GH,
March 11. 1856-tf,
1 . ■ * * !
| i i the Court of Common Pleas of Bed'
Jord County.
j Is nie K.ITATK os Jan. 4 * K. Hau.tw.
5 l/"ll EKE AS O. E. Su AVNUS, Assignee of
| TV tliu Estate of Jam en K. Hallum, did ott ;
j tlie 7tli dat of April. IHSB. flk- in the oflice til
j the i'rothonotarv of the Court of Common
Plea* of Bedford Cetinty, his Account ! said ,
j K state—
Notice is hereby given to lite creditors of
' said .las. K. Hal lata, & all others interested in
1 said Estate. that the Honorable Judges of onr '
isuid Const have appointed Friday tin* 'Jib dry j
of it ay next, lor the hearing ;f the seine, and I
j for allott ing cause why the said Ace unit ought j
! not to he allowed.—-and in default thereof the j
said Account will he continued.
Witness Hi- Hoft. P. M. Kitomell, President
of our said Court at Bedford the Bth dav of :
; April, A I). 185 C.
f>. VTASHABATtin. Phrf.Vy.
i April 11 y IHoti.
In the Court oj Common l'lats of Lied-
Jord County.
Is THE Matter OF run ESTATE <* SA sr. Hi FOLK. {
"VTEri'KKEAS O.E. Sii 1.N.50.V, Coti.tniUee of
| T the Estate afore-Said, did on the "Ist day
of Fehrusry 185 C. file in the office of the Pro- .'
j thonotary of the Court of Common J'k-as ol \
Bedford County. his Account as CoiurifllHe of i
! the Estate of Samuel BwegU—
Notion is hereby given to the creditors of
; the raid Samuel Beegle, and all others interest- j
| ed in said Estate. that the Honorable Judges
; of our said Court have ..]. pointed Friday the j
j 'lth day of May next, for the hearing of the :
i same, and for shoe ing cause why the said Ac- j
count ought not to he allowed . ami ui default
thereof, the safiic will be couth mod.
Witness the lion. F. M. Kfnnno'l, Presh.'-nt j
of our srid Court ut Bedford, the Bth day of
April, A. I). 1850.
7). WASHABAUG-H. Prc'h'-j.
April 11, 1856.
PUBLIC SALE
♦ ' i
of Valuable Krai Estate,
r.N pursuance of an order of the Orphans' •
| J. Court of Bedford County, the subscriber I
i will expose to nlobv puMie vendue or mitci'v. !
j JtT THE COURT 'HOUSE. in the Borough :
,of Bedford, on MOND.iY tin ~>'h day of M.IY ;
j >cxt. " ' :
| a Valuable Tract of Coal V.aml, j
contain-ng ;l(>0 Acre*. more or less, situ-!
at- in Broad Top Tewnship in said County, i
adjoining lands of E. P. Phelps, land, late >1 i
; the heirs of M'-shick Edwards, hind of {Tamil i
ton and Evans, and other*. • j
Tea MS : CASH. j
JOHN* DICKEV. .I,lm'r j
hi the Estate of S. L. Tobias. tltc'd. j
April 11, 1850.
j"~ LIST OF lIISES
I>I,"T down lor Trial at M IA- Term.(sth dm .1
1850.
Sarah Lumao vs Zichius Sum an
| George Mullin " J. Patterson et al
' Charles Stacker - George Ickcset al
j Samuel 8. Stttekey •• Uonty Kiser
j G. W. Fieird •• John Griffith et al
Jacob Silkier •- IVirid Knrns
| C-UUiioii wealth for use 44 Robert C. Morris
' D.niiel Bjker 4 I'luHp S. Crolt
' It Parteison's use •' Samuel Vond -rstni'h
i A brum Lehman 44 S, M. Barclay's ud'r
• lieury Siil 4 - Sam'! Griffith
Aildn Kurftey 4 - JobS. Akcrs
Levi Uaoi.Hger '* William lih.ir
I! oilman v Grisly Hunt, t.- B.T. Ji.Co
Sarah Bixh-r et al 44 ' l> B TFisegarver et al
Adam Kershiier •• George. Black burn
S Adaiu Fumey Job S. Alters
John Crisman 4 - Christian Ling
i C. Sroufn-r's assignee* •• Jus. S. Beckwith
(lirsm F. Rohm - 4 Edward B. 'front
Edward B. Trout " S.imnel Vaylor
• Michael Sanmiels - 4 Samuel Cart is
Phitip Harkk-ioad 44 Eljas TfSte
Jos. Wolford •• Win. Blair ct nl
Uaniei .Smith •• Same
E. B. Met/.gar's use •• John Treadwell
Samuel Mitlw •< Paul Wer'z
Thomas .Miller 44 • Same
John llerr •• O. E. Shannon
Same •• John'S. Heiriek
• C. Stoutier's ussigaees John Cessna
J). WASUABATGII, Piot),' y.
Profh'y* Office, April 11, 185 d.
liPfjp' MiTI'L
A EI, persons int..rex!i-d either a heirs, ere
l\. ditors. or otherwise, arc hereby notified
i that the pillowing named pernors have filed
thuir accounts jn the Register's office, and that
, , they will he presented t-> the Orphan's Court
ol Bedford Countv on Friday the lull d.y of
M,ay next lor confirmation. t which time and
place they may attend if they think proper.
The Account t.f t). K. Shannon. Esq., (luar
i Jian of John Blaukioy's minors.
The Account of John Cessna. Esq.. Guar-
I diaii of Daniel W. Blackburn, now dee'd.
The Account of Jesse Blacthurn, Guardian
of Jesse Rouser, now dee'd.
The Awouvt of JOK. -MeDaniel. Adrn'r of
I Daniel .Vlauspcaker, lite of West Providence
Township, dee'd.
i The Aeeeunt of S tfnuel E. ReAsrH'. Esq..
Ev'or of the last Will, &c.. of Solomon Fil
i ler. late of the Borough of Bedford, dee'd.
. • The A ceo II ut of George W. WtUiams, Ad
i ministrator of Andrew Miller, dec'vl, ••vho was
Adtu'r of Jacob Miller, late of Harrison Town
! snip, dee'd.
j t The Account of George W. Williams, Ad
ministrator of Andrew Mill r. dee'd, who was
1 Guardian of Anft Sttidt-baker.
The Account of John Montgomery. Adm'r
' of Jonathan Baiiy, late of Bethel Tp. dee'd
The second Account of'l oh Mhiui, Esq.fAd
fuibistrator of JOB. S. Mori son, Uteoi the
City of St. Louis, doe'd.
■ The Account of John Mower And D. B. Wise
■ ; giwver, Esq'r*. Executors of the last Will &e.
. ! of John W isegarver, late, of 81. Clair, 'fowu
. j ship, dt-cM.
, I The Account of Hiram Lontjs, nue of the
i i Administrators ot Henry Dutfy, late ot the
: ! Borough of Bedford, ilee'd.
. ! The Account of Conrad Hardiogur, Goariiian
, | of George llouck's minor cbildxon.
The final Aecount of George TV. Williams,
i ! Executor of the lust Will A*?.-, of Jnliu Wil
i liams. late of Napier Towmhip, dee'd.
The Account of George W. Fighrd, acting
j Executor of the last Wil' Ac.', of James Ft-'
| gard. late ol" Uroadtop Towuship, dee'd.
The AcCount of J ihn Diekey. Adm'r of 8.
j E. Tobias, late of Middle Woodtieny Towu
, ship, dee'd.
Thu Aecondt of Win. 11 Boor, Adm'r of
■ ' Nicholas Boor, late of Cumberland Valley
i Township, dee'd.
The Account, ol Joseph Dull, Esq., AJin'r
' j of Joseph Nedro,. lato of Juniata Township, ;
i | dee,il.
Tiia Account of Jacob Koons. Adm'r of
. I David K.oons, late of Napier Township, dee'd.
The Account of Johu M. Smith. Adm r of
j Sauiuel Harbangh. late of St. Clair Towu
ship, dee'd.
The Account-of James Taylor, Adm'r of
.Mrs. Margiret Taylor, late of Pupier Town
ship, dec d. < '
The Account ol John Mower, Esq., ono of
the Executors pf Matthew Wall, lato ol Bed
j fortl Borough, dee'd.
The Account of Simon Nyenni. Adm'r of
| Dr. David M. Hudson late of East Provi
! donee Township; dee'd.
I The Account of Ben.i- Mills. Kx'or of the
I lust Will Ad-°l George .Mills, late of Monroe
j iywnsslup, dse'd.
The Accouift of Bi-nj. Mills, Ex'or of the
lust Will 4-e., of Johni Mills, lata of Monroe
Township, dee'd.
The Account of Patrick Donahoe. Adm'r of
• the Estate of Solomon Kiee, bio of South
. HPipton Township, dee'd.
D. WASHAB VI'GH. R-mdrr.
; Ragister's Gffioe. April H, 18.M5.
4 ,
SHERIFFS SALE.
BY virtue of sundry wut of Kl. Fa. to me
directed. there wfH to at tto Court
House, Lu Itii Borough of Bedford, on Satur
day the 3d day of May, A. Jr., 1856. at ]]
o'clock. A. M., the following described Heal
i.-tatc. to Wit:
Cue Tract of Laud containing 5 acres more
or less, all cleared and under fence, adjoining
lands of Br. Peter Sbwuuberger'B heirs, David
Danels and others, situate in Middle Wood ber
ry Township, Bedford Cottufr, ami takci; in
execution as the property of Polard AleCbv
mick.
Ai.-o. one Tract of Land containing 85 -acres,
more or less, about 2d acres ol wlrich is cleared
and under fence, with a story and a halt log
house and log stable with threshing floor at
tached thereon erected, udjohtiofr land* of John
Cock, Ji/nathali Hyde and others, situate in
Hurtiaori Township. Bedford County and tak
en in execKtioi: as the property ol liettry Uni
baugii.
Also. Ail defendetiG.s interest in and to a
Tract of I.and containing 104 acres, more or
less, about JXI acres cleared and under fence,
with a two story Log /finiie, and double log
hunt thereon erected, adjoin.rig lands of Joseph
Kishc-i, Iii-iia rd K 'tm.U atp; others, situate in
Juniata To.rush-p. Bedford County.,and taken
in i xccutton-: f the property of Henry fm-
Uingti.
Also, ai! defend uit's, Isaac Rcighard's, inte
rest in mid to .1 Tract of Land, votit wring - >
actus, to ore or ieus, about 3d acres cleared and
under fence, ti.rh a two story frame bouse with
kttctori attached. and log stable thereon erect
ed, adjoining laptlf of Jacob Tetter, John S.
Kitehee ami others, situate in Bedford Towti
sliiji. Bedford County, and taken in execution
as tto property of Isaac itaiglwr-i.'
Also, ail defendant's interest "111 and to a
Tract of Land, containing 7 acres, more or
less, all cleared and uuder teltce, with a two
story log house and log stable thereon erected,
adjoining lands of Jacob Akcr, Samuel Berk
heinier and otitera. situate iu St. Llair Town
ship, Bedford County, and tasen in execution
a., the property of L retnlahLlsrode and Sam
uel KlslOvlc. ,
Also, one Tract of Land containing 140
acres, more i>r less, about 100 cleared and undji
fence, with a two story frame house, tenant
house, log stable and double log barn thereon
erected, also two apple orelnrds tliercon, ad
ioiuing lands of //artel's heirs, Dr. P. Shoen
oerger's heirs and others, situate in Middle
VToodtorry Township, Bedford County, and
iu execution as the pyopartv of David Daniels.
HC Gfi MOORi:, Sheriff.
Sheriff"s Oflice, April 11,1856.
" iillHT i ! iUII'LAMAT!O^7
\ ITHhKKAS the Honors (tie Pranc-ISM. Ivim
t jifaLL, President of the sevor.vl Courts of
Common Picas in the counties composing the
lfith Judicial District, ?nd Justice of the Court-;
ol' ( Iyer and Terminer, an i General Jail Delive
ry, for the trial of capital and other offenders in
the said district—and JOSEI-h B. .NOBLE and
JOHN G. HARTLLV, Esquires, Judges ot tit-
Courts of Common Pleas, and Justices of the
Court of Oyer and Terminer, ami General Jail
Delivery, for the trial of a capital and other of
letillers in the cotmty of Bedford—liave issued
their precept and 4o nse directed, for holding a
Court of Common Fleas. and General Jail De
livery, and Court of Oyer and Terminer at Bed
ford, on MONDAY the 51h Jay ot MAY.
next. NOTICE is li-.-reby given to all the Justi
ces of the Peace, the Coroner and Constables
.villiin the s.ii l county 01 Bedford, that they lie
then and there in their >per persons, with tbeii
rolls, records, and inquisitions, examination?
and other remembrances, to do those thing
which to their otikvs and in that behalf apper
tain to to Jorto. and also rh-y who witi prose
cute agunsttiie prisoners that are or shall be m
the J: 1! i f Bedford county, to be then and flier,
to prosecute against I belli as shall be just.
HUGH MOORE. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Bedford, April 11, 185 G.
FI SCo
rixii K pai 1 itcTship heretofore exiting toiqect
JL the undersigned. trading under '.lie naini
and firm of Sassna a Glpu lIIT, in lite Dn
Goods business has this day been dissolved hi
mutual consent. All persons iudeUted to sab
tirm are requested to have their accounts sett lec
up by the Ist of May. The Books and Ac
counts will I e found in the hands of A. J
SauWo in until tliat lime.
A. J. SANSoV.
IV.U. GEPHART.
April 1,18.56.
The undersigned wilt cnutinue the business ii
the room lately occupied by Isaac J.ippei 01
tin: comer of JuiiauaaiaU Pitt Strvels. oppo
site Dr. J'. C. Reamer's Drug and Bool; Store
where he will b.- lu-.ppv to see all bis friends.
A. J. SAN SUM.
" i ki isi mars sSi.VT
DSSEATEB LABJSS.
\G RE E A RI. Yto tlie provisions off an Ac
of Assembly directing the mode of selliiv;
unseated lands lor taxes aJ „I other purposes
passed the loth .March. 1815. and tlte supple
ments thereto, passed the 4:sth ot Match. 1d47
mid the 25th day of .March, 1880, and the yd
day of March. 1840. the Treasurer of tie
County of Bedford, hereby gives notice to tl
persons concerned, that unless t te County
State, School -and Road taxes, due on the fol
lowing tracts of unseated lands, situate ju Bed
ford Cpmity, are pi; i before the day ol s ti
the whole, or such parts of each (fact us wij
pav the 1 axes tutu the coats charg-able ttieron,
will he sold at ihoCourt House, in the Boloitei
of Bedtord. an ttie >'ECO AD .'fOADA Y 'ATI:
IRJYOF JL'SK A'L'AT, for the ariearagvx o
Tsxes tlue and the tfoiits Scorned thereon, and
said sale will be cwtmaed from day to day
until all are,disposed >•! .
DA YIP f)vgi;.
< Ttomfoti
TtoMSifif 't UBice, I
Bedb.rd. MaKl. Jx, IB5tL f
lioiford Totcusiup.. .
Aeres and Warrantees Amount o
Perches. or ftwnerS. Taxes.
SB3* Jgaob Fftttk. SIM
10 Alcx tuder Boyd. 1 . JM
Vrovtliop To,i-tif!up,
24\ J. w-bna Ed wards, 1 17
lttii \nrii.ini Eilwards. 1" 17
3D John Grov *, M
305 V."tit:ani Gray, , I 32
4'J'J Charles Richards, 1 41
2lr Pet'-r Keac-ice, ffj
HJd Mordeca Wheekw, ~ >
p7 Abraham Rents. if
4" \Ym.T. Dft'tghorty. 1 id
D". VfiUijift Pigard. li
3<H> Barclay Poster, <iu
18H Prirußx Mown. ~ Li
335 113 U'tißqi* Ward, ! 95
400 J acoU Myers. - 5h
4flo Robert Sharja, 2 on
31* Benjamin Pi ice, 12t
431 Aliiaham Henry, 1 ?>
:'fiC li'J James Kazoo. 1 2d
.50 il'nt. T. DaughertT, _ 25
tiiti James Pattou, V pi
560 Josiah Puugan, 24
William Bonn. I '*•
431 Montgomery Thomas 72
"72 Samue! L. Tobias, JS6
433 Margaret Montgomery, 1 56
5(7. J allies Coulee, 1 93
400 Philip Murray. 2 55
Colervin fWilMy.
4S2J Philip Dlehl, 121
4(Hi Christian Dieht, 1 20
480 |) iv id lles-m :, I 82
124 Willmin Sdutt, 1 28
800 Johu Smith, I
30 Raiser Diill.
601) Sathnel Wit Hams, 2 24
1 AO Pkilip Bieltl. "f?
' 100 John 11 trticro :
I 8,5 J John S took twin, 48
Curnhtrland Vail>-y f"u*irat/>.
j 354 128 Robert L vi, H
'■J'J'J 125 Wii.iaiu I.evi, \ go
4 i iws Join* Levis, i ii
444 46 John Piper. 1 22
S!#3 112 -George Davis, 88
364 Su-eie Sample, 1 08
Harmon Township.
302 52 William Piper, 49
1 -<Jn<:.. Gaireiv.u it Ami. SbefcU. 84
£5O iolai Metzgar. 2 67
400 John Met/.jfar. 4 Si
ISjfjiM til Toans'tip.
400 J.Am fveibel, 6 00
£l3 Joseph tj/)cati-r, 00
Uiclurdtlark, £8
7 K. Puderbaugb, (widow,j 1 49
£OO I arkei Jloau*, 2 00
£27 Zitfiirttli lluJtw. £ 83
£•5O 0 2-5
£l£ Robert Sh.uv, 1 " 1
£o*4 William Ni.-hoUs, 49
4*lo Henry Bcdt, . 5 OO
£3 George WLhail, 40
7-iiiuloaitirrjf Tumihip.
395 I>ottit-i Or.-on. 1 2l
442 Jofiu Sumpie. 1 32
457 Koheit Sample, 1 Si;
444 J..*, }>?! Sample. 1 Ij
££o Jamo* Sim a. 1 £4
40 1 John King. fto
4<HI P. Abbott, 1 2i
;!02> Thomas. McCall. 1 Bii
36 it Samuel M. Bare la v, 1. 80
•1"0 M u.'ford Tread*oil*. 1 8:!
200 Sruotte! 51. liarclny, #O
- Township.
400 Kdwar.l Alberti, 1 41
it. 'oni. 7'. D-tugherty. £4
M A Oct l'utt, t<
86 George Tkojppaor;, 3ft
470 J.ime* t.-nigbea-I. 1 4(
38rt£ Daniel Montgomery, 1 82
4' V.'i'iiiun Moutgnruery, 80
4*> 1 .Margaret Montgomery, *8
Monroe Township.
104 Jacob A. Wink, 4
185 .Senium Wink, 48
50 J.imes Means,
4> Daniel Means, 12
400 John Treves, 3 00
44 Elizabeth Swartzwe'.dvr. 8
7 Hugh Wilson, 82
Napier Tpwntiup.
L'f> JoloiU'Aeal, 4 80
£OO Joy Maun. £ 50
Eist Prvtidttiie Township.
Hi George Di'wpi'se, 1 W)
4 K lie it a barton, £8
40 Aaron Barton, 1£
61! Charles McLaughlin, 20
4W George He**, 72
100 Jacob linchey, 36
400 Wiiiiuni Long, < 1 ol>
4*hi Wiliitim Gavii., 1 fat
42.11 John Crosby, 1 64
Prorilence rowr.s'iip.
37 Solomon Williams, 40
447 II lunali Albert!, I hit
2 2 Nicholas Hammond, 1 go
301 Lemuel (Justine." ! 52
tf'est P o:idcnce Township:
110 Kzikiel King, 24
St. Clair Township.
4 Lots Jacob Ink's heir*. 49
100 J. hn Stiffi-r. 1 20
Svutuomptou Towi.s'up.
452 Jo*eph Cooper, 1 32
4. 4 Daniel Huff. 1 £.'
840 Jacob Herring. 1 04
lift Michael Heveuer, 1 02
4<>l i John Kerr. ' 1 2o
£ot> James illgfgs; ijo
839 Stephen Kevd. 1 00
4.10 William Reed, 1 64
488 James Heed. T 20
184,' CiTHviiu.x Cooler. 1 £0
JOU George F. AI eel l, tj
4 f is* Wiltlkm Bell, t-j tjy
126 Isaac Hunter. £ 08
Union TewntUtp.
4(h) John Sw iggart. 00
4<mi Leonard Swaggarf. ! On
2;5 Ales.intler Gturdner, 2 lu
.lift . William Smith, . 1 i' 4
■43 Samuel P.urUet. 52
115 John Shea. *4K
100 JaUles Johnston. MS
50 Fred crick Snyder, 29
3)a Jereiiiiali Jncksou, ' 'J '52
411.j JacoUSwaflgasl, 2 48
410 W illism Pierson, £ 64
44 fl Fbenerer Braithani. 2 01
120 Gourau liab r. 72 '
iti Gitrtxtlcy Bowser, 1
100 George LaiU,' . 60
GMJ Jacob P.urket. J 1 £■'
150 Pefer Sl'Oeiii/erger, ' 88
400 John Sti!!, • o y<
;)9v Adam 2 28
2"tl \! irons Irvine, 1 2o
Mrefr.tpl 4 41
4tK> .Mii'iinei Sluie.r, 50t)
429 Gii!.i;'i. hvans, ,3,94
403"J Pitih|a Stioe, ' 2 44
4S,t tVilstin Hii'if. ' 2 64
488 i r\le.s'.udcr NoitU 2 6<>
12" Peter Slioeiiherger. 3 D
124 .Peter .shoetttH rger, 4*69
40 Peter .Sh"enU'igcr, , 21
U'ooilberry T*u-nii.>p r .
471 Willi am Mpntgotaerj-, * .1 !2
2!2 Ti.ilnwt Shttw. ' 4 ? 24
440 Peter Shan, ,2^64
51 100 .Martin Lov. 32
£IK Martin Loy. T 20
54 100 Jcliti S. lietriek. • / . 32
U 00f'berry Tou inltip. , , ,
400 Jlobgrt (Je<>rge. _ 5_ 85
410 J.'hn Genrgn," 6 85
421 A'exand r Boyd. .5" 8-5
4* 01 Alcxaoder Montgomery, 5 h;.
482 I'l teiiah Motitgnnien-. 35
•846 \Viliinm .Muntgomgry, /•• 8-5
I'.U Daniel in Paul Wer'z. 1, 51
MOO ITcnry SwiiUi. £ 88
•klUJit' iVuoifhc-i-<rs Tri m',!?-
10 MaHin Dysotog. . - 'J 65
40 Jukn Wail. L 8<
lif DiVmiMmttgnmarr; '^44
tso nanus! UnatpoiMcry; 4 _ e 25 40
ha) Margaret Mutifgcmerj., , 2' l 6..
100 Andrew Baker. * F 29
29 Andrew Bowia., } e 64
2 Philip Urolt. , . 42
lo Adam Sunder. SS
Lot Sr>. 72 J tool) St roek, , • 6-1
Lot No. 74 Jacob Sirnok. ■ 1.5k
Ktecntor'* Solice.
LKTTKilSdoitaiucntarT having been grattted
tixtUe subseriberji. on the hut ate of John
Smith, late of Union dee'd. nil
persons indebted to IIM hat Ale are h'wehv
notilieii to, utake
those having claims against the " same, will
prexent them properly' aUtholHi anted tpr Sct
tletuent.. . a; •>. * • -:_a 1
PFTKR SMITH, of &>*• Tv..
JOHN ARE, of St. Clair Tp.:-'
March 21, 1956' Efecuton.
Road Quarter*-
OR rtsiiroTtniE <x4kthii.
THE sulrferibar "Mslil respeetfuliy iuforiri
the public that het* now offering at ta
Hall former Br Exchange Hotel in f .nat ihu
street, the largest ml iient axaortaaent ot reply
niade, ftshionabioChdhiag. ever befofc oflVred
for sale in this place.
liaH STOCK comwsts of a large and .fftkendid
supulv of Winter Goods .
He his er-ry varietv and drstrrpli* >T, c '
GOATS. P.v.vK AND 5 4 SIN, SHIBT-.
DIiAWERS. AND CRAVATS.
' SfSPKNDFKS, UANDKERCniEPS, Ac.
He has also a large stock uf prime CLQTHS,
CASSItffcRKS md VKSTINGS, ich h.-D pve
piitd! to rn ike up to under lu the aiast fashions
idcatyle, ne 4 wavrimled to lo; well tuade, ntai
noon ITS. . .
! Having purchased his atof It For CASH ht tee*
: fcp majwft* tp the advantage ol
those wanting nopn and CHI ip CIOTMISCXO g- v
hint a call purchasing elsewhere. _ '
WM. NGHAftR.
. J.mu tp P-', 1851.
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