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wearing a llaEaard face. 0f fAoso two boys,
who should hare been the prop Of my old
age--,lse one is gnbe TO jeia his injured
mother, as Witnesses agaiuss the decd de-
stroyer Of i'leir peace--tbe other--and my
bear. sinks within me Wllca say it--hyes
bat not 20 ME; with an ear deaf to my
calamity. lie comes net near ne. But I
forgive.
efo this honorable Court. tee july, and to
the attorneys and officers thereof, aud
to ibe people Of ibis community return
my humble ihanks.fer !heir impartial hear
ing.
& 4 have never beeasa criminal os clio ice,
but traiher the cFeatule OF cireurnst tance,
beneath the weight OF which faf better msa
than nlr, bave saak. I mas bayc been 10
jeious # mine honor, helt neser have bnt
never have bur once proved faittlass to
ny trust. When my ccuntry's rights
were invaded, / answered them, and
50 did naiHe honor |iib Gan. Jaekscn ia
all his Greek campaigns Ibasled for n,y
country ana lis laws. At t,ie FAST in tue
WILDERNESS I vas tAcre; il; lie fast Of
acetus. Twas Here; Al Enplefa uol Faledeea.
/ was there; and wisea the sllonss eE victory
drowned the cries os the dying At lie bat
Ge Of Horse f;boe, 10 the front ra1ks os my
eoaafrg, / was there: and the Rime OF him
whom yeu nos cal john J jonas was
another Word for deeds Of daring.
sThese are ef tho rass. y long life Is
nearly spea.-'he scenes has changed; bu;
lie otove, wl.c reads the hasnao heart, is
further tAan the formal senteneeof tie law.
coaipeiens 10 ja6ge ne
Jaage Lowie, in passing sentence upon
the prisoner. sai2
"It Is pauisal to reflect, IN reviewing, tie
eFi3snee for anG against yaa. tie .min9 ear
rest upoa no one fact or Circumstance thai
woala seem % oser TIC sl;gatess ARC. 6ry eg
lailiaiioa III Hssss M
your crime IS a short ene.-- and nsy IL
briefly told thur: fou had ser up soale kind
Of a claim oecupiei BY McelgdeI, apoa wsieii
lie had raised erop, and was engaged ia
gathering the same for aims sig' aud family.
lnstead Of testing yoar Chains IN tie peace
ful mode prescribed by lev, yoa insisted
upon reapi1g where you had not soTn. And
yOu said to McCatdcl .hat Il he should take
any more corn from y6aF fsla tliat yoa
wouid shoot hi,n. sIcosraIe, believing him
self entitled 10 The fruits Of his ewR labor,
persisted. You, breeding over that fatal.
mesace few days, wicked deliberately into
his Geld with your gun, and executed your
fell purpose, By send:ag buffet to DIS heart
il the presence Of his sen.
.MeCardle vent down to tie grave, ana
YOU, as guilty felon, 70 parts ansntwu-
Fifteen years vesiace rolled away, ana a
mysterious Providence tagns you Up, aad
brings ycd within the jarisiicsion Of That
law whose majesty too have outraged"
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Rbbfahi) HOTEL.
ANT
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

TaE subscriber respectfully hegs leave tosr
j. noance TO bis old fIieads and the yuAiic
generally that he, has leased aud ;aker posses
sion Of the Bedford Hotel, lately in the oeea-
pancy OF Col. sdani Bsrnhart. II iEn5g his
design to make many Professions -as to Hhat he
Wilde. bat pc pledges hisswosa hat iiis rsosc
eaerget;c efforts VIII be employed - render
comfortable all whagivt him cali. 7 Re toasn
will he handsomely 6.ted up. ard aeBe hpi
careful ard attentive servants yFiil he engaged.
Persons visiting the Bedford Springs, ss well
as those a.ssndipg Court, sni the fras ciing
community generally, are respectfully invited
ID. give him cali ard Srdee fer themselves
G-7- The stages all Gov stop at this hotel,
ans il is therefore tie Stage Gaicr.
Boarders taken By TIE week, 1noatn o- year,
on fsvorahleferms. gsze5
C7- Ample and comfortable stahiiEg isst-
tached 20 isis hotel, which wi,iaiways h AZ
relird ssy a earefGl pstler. Also. a safe and
convenient carriage hoase.
@ JOHN HAFER.
Bedford, April 6, sis5s. ss
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RATHER DIP Hna.--A merchant II
town near Bosten, had cfstqnera nare
dreaded than desired, Eho was always
ready to eat eor'y fruit, without tpYing
any, eat raisfus by the handful, Dip inio
tbc saear barrel for lfg 1rn,ps. and ssl his
sauf box from the jar On the cnunter, uti-
der tbs. preteace Of taking a pinch Tlis
game got 10 be iasuGsrabEe TIE nier-
cisant had barrel Of choiec apslesanee in.
his store, a fact which enr sponge diseoy-
cred, who stssei hiaiSslf npoa i, aul wllc.i
tie s:orsSeeper's eyss were ttishea he w5ald
i;p into the barrel and seoup Up a handful
at a tine and fake It 6own alta galp. The
dealer had seen the waoEe BY means Of a
looking giass which reasc;edt tie store, ard
he resolved epon a plan 10 get :he thief
"JoSh." said h5 70 his young man giving
him eiaS, swAy 6ild't you tdrow that
apple sagea atay7
Without waiting for Johns answer, tie
sponge broke ia Vith-
"WhT wh4t's tie matter With i.' u's
6rst-rate. t4itt.. s
ssY Yss, said the storekeeper, :sis was ;.aut
eat aad four kittens we're drowned 10 it
last pight
The victim looked pale sndumoved to-
wards tila door He felt as if he vas uu
injured irln, and solemaissvoTyed no, 10
patronage that store any nore.
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L IS sail th2t a. $4,000 shurses seat 10
tae Black Sea by F1auces only 10000 re-
main, lae other o,00o either persisted in
bastis or through exposure and neglecs.--
The ayesge eest was about 500 each, and
about as mueb more 10 convey them 20 the
Ciimea. $.
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!. eig hing and Dsx ssoo5s sssro

TUE sHsscTl5era are JUS -eeeiy.7g s Ley
" handsome aa8 cheap asSaIinlent 81 EE.lt
DY Made GL0THfEf; arid DRY G60DS, 8
tbcir store in t5c East Corner s.5et.Es.slIiaAg
ec;sisr.ng o part oi Geats, Pants, Vests, SHIFTS
Sarin StocSS Esrikerciiols, Bootsan6 Shoes,
HAS and Caps. and all other articles usually
Kept in Ready Haae Clothing Stores.
Also 4 good assortment OF ERF GOODS,
consisting Of Calico, Nous. de Ilaine, Shawis
Alpaeas, franks, Esrpet Sacks, &c, &c; ali
of witch taey viii sell As cheap as can he Iyc-
cured elsewhere in Bedford, FOX Cash or C0ur.
trr Produce
They reqres: a;itlie:r friends IN town and
country to give them a cali, ami see and exar, :
ine their stock far hemssiyes, SIS they ccrsiGe,
It pleasure 10 show their goods, whether per
soas wish 10 purchase or net.
SONAAB0RN & co.
Bedford, april &c, 1856.
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NEW SfiGG LINE.

TIE fuSscgi5er las started aes Stage
Line f-om SroSEasroaN to BEDEoRD, which viii
raa eacA way twice every week
IA. CaacI VIII leave StaGcrsto1n on NON
DAY aad FRIDAY Of each week. inmedi1taiy s.
afle- tac morning train arrives from Huatng-
dea. All returning, will leave Bedford on
wEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY, and arrive
IA StoasFStpwa IN time to meet the evening tvsin
So7 Haatiagis IA heiag much the near y and
caeapsst route to Philadelphia
FAas only si.75 20 stoncrstown.
PETER ELLISON.
N.rr. 2e. lsss--e..
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STgaT s9EER.

(s4AE 10 tY- promises Of the ssbscrs.,ar,
" i;yias rsae atesp-iss Souta WoolherIy
Townshsp, about tte lss Sertenhas l4st,s
steer shost cas yesr old lsst spring. lts ccscr
rad. nasr.sei ny crop oa tAc ryyiit eax. Tre
owner Il requested 10 come faE-s ard. prov
property, ,rsy chafges snt take i tawzg
DAY1D SN01EREss;z.
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Tse Sen,orial Caucus canaos dispose Of
the zahject cf he Printing. The Democrats
abreat to beeaually divided between Tucker
anu tie publishers Of tie Union. and they
seen to b, no nearer nomination taan the
House IS to orga1isatioo.
~~a-~----
The ropn.stiop 81 Louisville, Ky. is
stated b the Courier. 70 10 over. "a 600.
Tie buildings eTec.ed there within the lasi
Two years are valued ., s2sTT ,.co.
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Col. French, Mlnis:er, has several spsc;-
mems Of native god from Nicaragua, The
population is about 25o, 900, Of which 2s,-
600 are whites, $4,000 negroef, so,e00
indians, aud 10000 mixed breeds. Az
|rieulinre and getting UP revolutions have
been thsir clief pursuits. The fsnaies czs
coed tie mails 10 numbers.
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iLLEGdESE MALE AAp FEMALE
SEKiN4RF.

TUE secnDa sassioo Of this irstitEtioa w;g
l. co-ssYe3ee On II Ssiay January 2ist, 1855
fae session vii be divided int two quarters
ol II Weeks each withsnt vacation.
Rates of tuisioa IS l5iiows VIZ;
8 Common EHg'isl res qnar.vg sa,ee
80 wbieh viz ee ad5el for
t4ei higher lraGch 90
Eseh A.n'ient language i.2S
: T,le entire amount of t..o ah3ge noi %
Excsei six doiia.ss
Extras.
+ Drawing and Painting of me d:Fersh; s.rietiss
fran' SS To s %
Lesson en- Pispo,. 1860
VIC ! n4qsic iesso-S Ter week 100
leci9catals, 50
: boarding caabc secured on reaScnahle terms
IS .ordar ai The TRUSTEES.
Ri'ns5u-55 Dc. 7, 1855.
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The estimated expenses Of the navy for
the next fiscal year are SIS, ,524 sos; for the
army, Si2,o27,iS0i making an sggregase,
for both branches OF the military service Of
the country, Of S2s,55i,96
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ENR nCAnENIFE

2t-a-os Aailyticsl Grammar, Revised. with
easar-=i type-fesigned for sevanced pnpIls
who WISH q stgiy the suffice On 4 more extend
c basis and win more niiHutcnesS in detail.
Nutiys;s. Pjnne1's English Teacher. in
wai:a IS steyht tGe structure Of sentences BY.
AsALrsgs and SrHrHEsis a popular work or
lac ~ aiysis OF Z agtisA senseBceS.
!. Is believed th1t no books ever presented to
;ae pqafic have met with such universal appro-
beli0n IS iAoss embraced in the EcLEcTJc Err +
cxrtoxAL 81 zTEs Not oBiy have nearly al II e
Istiiae DT Tlctic Il teachers in the Stately their
lastsrs N mlaifestei their higa appreciation e
t4eir fusric5. aud the satisfaction they feel iT
Esi x tasa; hut many others, whose spheee OF
igs,70Gtiaa IS In The higher Departments OF Ed
cttsoQ. but wac also earnestly labor Tor tie
rl-3zressaarlai Nsjf4Ee- Of the Common Schools
Rtv- aaits,l ia this ge1eroi voice of approval.
Pull;s2ed by ", B, SaITH Co.. Cincinnati.
AazErs ToG BEoFoaD .C0rSFr.--i)r. =. r
TAs>rfs DTug sad Boos sore. Bedford; pr.F.
E.-Rza1sR.s Drug and BooS Ssore, Bedford;
1asee these bees rlag We aa4 whovsaie ard
re.si!. on the most faveEable terms.
S;aool RoaFds VII! b. supplied with cn1ies
Q, examination, ami sehoaIs supplied iog .
fgst tintrodustion, a. reduced rates.
sept. 29, lS5I-c
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faiNE B3laIlIEG HgIsE

Frame Staile, Ice House iisn Pin Alley a.d
oihsr buildings. This prsperay Is hantlsoEseiy
i9c4ted or the street leading 1 ihs Bedford
springs, and is very desirable iae--rlartferisr-
/ tor pessors wishing "a keep a Frss ale bosr-
ding sioAse, ioFaxhieh purpose is 3-sS l.sea used
Tor seyera ge3rs. The bEisdizgiS ksstacientiy
laTsss n ocs9mgsadise asls ar SKIS 6slas,seses
ss1 y Ss.s1.e3 soT foar vasEs fgcla tie I'd dGy
u September. uit
TERaS-Gasha at she conffrrsatisa of tire sale
~ s. L. i RCSSELL.
Erso'itor q =: Us: Ti..l, 9e. q Soieanoz r.;
seT, dec'ti.
Deeefah Der 7th, 1855. 49,
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that his eustoaisr uas nnkuowa IN tless

that his custonisr was nukuowa IN tbese
g.arts
Witiioat a farming abo IT hiah he went 10
slioFeling in the canal, ana tire frst dollar
be made there was the one he brought 70 ~.
He toiled in the mud until he made en- 81 5
10 so 70 Cleveland OF his way home, aad
sberr lse met ii he streets ,ile man who had
swiad'e; Li.n. The swindier ran ikea deer
bat Mike pursued aim Ike a grey hound,
caught iriln, aud thFasheI him nearly 70
death IN fhe street before any one couli Ia
tesfsre. Nike vas ssntfo 5sii for assau,t
and battery, ana HIS victim ras sent to tie
penirentiary. SIiEe is true hearted. posses
ses Fety considsfable talent. aud is an ut
ter ssianger to ejsi.er personal or po:iiicai
fear " say siih VI Stephens, sthroe
cheers for bike Walsh
49,. --~--------
\ GREEN YANKgR.-Tie editor OF tie
Kajek:rsocksr says. Il should Ike you to
have sees specimen OF green laGkec
w.ao came down the sound in Hartford
steamer gith ne. I.e had never been TO
Yofk beiogo, ard be vas ASKING questions
Of everybody oa isoaFd the boat. HousFer
If he Vat4 '.green as grass he was picking
ep good deal Of information which viii
Doubtless ssard hin in goodstead hereafter
One Of bis. comparisons struck me. as dac:-
dedly Original.
s'J;ip.tlae Narthanptaa, said he, Il snok
b-easfas,, and they taxed bic tes saiilin s. :
.'TWas poe,y good prize, but I gin /; %
'en. TEas en5agb. any way. Wesi, Fhea
I came dosn 70 Eastfotd. / took breakfast
again, pqxs laornii, and when ! asked .em
low much, fhey Ioosed at me aud saul,
half dollar, i looked back at 'em pooty
silarp--but pai4 It, and after I'd paid il,
] sot dawn, and eiphare4l up inside hew
iieeA i vonl8 sazt fellow 10 hoard lene
+ list r4te; aasi tel rcu what, / Footy
soon faea9 a1sstt that for Tie essii Of month
i vosid rr4ize : fellow POCKET book look
.if an blapl,sa+ had Ss3zp' oato ~ Sam
Slick himself aoser ehIplo5ed 'nore striking
sin;le.
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BY DAVID OVER.
g @Zl1111
I'D 10 T1 - q Z.
A7 ford. Pa,

G EEFs1E % PiSe Street, neariy e,,posis-
- taess as.aafd hassl.s, Teeth pias,s.st. rsat
hlessii Se.. and agt.aeisI tecta Inserted lf.s.,
oa- u 8 aatiseses. Charges moderate, aaa Il.
OFsfasiaas W wlrraAtai.
sesas--p ositIY sLx CASE.
Jar. la 1854
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" ANTED-A, Reefs Colona5e Sls.e-~
hest, Ryc. 0its Corn. and RncGwiisst--1ise
ti ota4e apro7st proaaoe, IA exchange Ter
gooas Al cash prices
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AGIE STORE!
Opened Out I'm a Kew Place

FNtttE 2lfs4clsJGEs s.a ll1S- Ss'N-NA otkt = - .
H. sa4 Cneap
Dry G0ods and Fancy Store,
Ia tAo Wss. end 81 the building foFaieI!y il The
occupancy OF Or. chm n. Hofrs, deed ,and
s.oS pied by Dr. b. A.. Harry.
lie sells SIX pocket handkerchieis atfrcnl12 /
casEsta Up Il, Sli gnterslseveA from III cents III
s;.sa; siik rails from to IS cts; cotton hpsa
iron 81 np., al ceasg good h.ae calico for
s4scsnts per yard, collars fsoEl B csnts up td
S3s Masa pocket handkerchief fromBt cents IA
$3.50, baancs ribbons from 81 TO 81 centss
oAeoaisestes froEa 81 cents to 81 25; bonnets
from IS cts w: bioe1srs from 62s cents ups
a1i ladies and fEcEflGgkIaKsGs Wear
nf every description, usually found IN Brys
Goois and Fancy Stores also table infAs aid
di prices, boots and ak carpets; general
ASSORTMENT OF Queensvvare nIad Gr0-
ss0rteEs and grsst many strali articles on \
sssiysd yer esEt. Lorsr than can be procuT ed:
~ts@wGeresia tfsis place.
4sie respectfully resaexts all <to cs.nd sx
Hnaias hls ssocls snd .udsefar tberseiyes-
ELIAS FISHER.
April 6. 1855
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EzG BILLS,
For Justiees. Consssbles Witnesses, &c
o. saie IL .i,e sfscs.
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sTANpiRD class PooES,
Foa raE xpoP7loS or
'r5wa8A;1 Boards Of Education and
JIGser Eeh0ols,

'T3waaA;p Boards OF Education and
Unson Schools.
rT11E follownig excellent School Books have
Il i1-zH asl5utei. by more than osE TaorsAs ?
Boards OF Edueasioa, in the last eiehteei.
msnths Firsi. because Of their unsurpassed
II srit; Sec0ai because tley are. siso, tae most
e4onUinieli 20 the lestrer.
READING AND SPELLING.
aeGafey.s Eelectic Picterial Primer,
Mct4dF4sts Eclectic Spelling -Boek,
=, .ssiTsy's Eclectic Fifst Reader,
A1s2ufey's Eclectic Second Reader;
slsEsfsy,S Eclectic hipd hsaa-r.
MeIlf.yss E1lectiu Fourth Reader,
II .t4 ifT y'> Eclectic Fitch Re4det, CT Rheton
es Guide.
:. ne Hem sas ouRg Ladies Reader.
CLASS BOOKS ~ AAITuAETIc.
Rays Arithsaesig. Part +
il 4sss Afsshsas4st, Z art fsrcab4,
Kiy'a Arthmetic, Part Third.
k=g - 2 .yss Arithmetic.
ALGEBRA
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Rty's Alg95et. Part First,
R4v'A III ..hrI. Pert Seeon!

Rly's AigtDriI, Eert Sttuh.,
Key 10 Rrr:s Algeria. Parts First and Second
FOR CuNsIaN SCHOOLS.
P.a1eo's prini W Trlmmlr, Revised and En-.
iarysd an; printed troin new type. This en-
iirg, Il clifton. EN- 5rscss SrSrAx whiehis treat
81 ias cjer, pricticti and pleasing manner,
aai tbs yotaras IS frit and eena ie.e Class
b3sk ftT Common Schools, e.. tanning al tlai
is tlugat oa the subject ~ Public Schools.
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United STATES Mail California. VITA ASpAn-
II wall Panama. 5th of each month"; in
steamships approved the Navy Department. of less thai
1900 ions burden, guarantying speed aud safety.
rh4 Panama railroad completed Oospo, IL mles from
The transit from oeeaH 80 q miles rail
Aspnwal obispo 10 miles land transportation
recently thorough order single passsnge
therefore, in sz honrshe passenger
and their baggage being only transferred 10 and rom mule
alongside the
There will be transportation Va future this route
The rols entirely from sickness description
Reserve teiag always kept npqH at New York. Pana
na, Francisco datsnou aoadaH
The route is entirely relabie
expected thai the Atlantic will be made
larry a days and the Pacific, In ~ IN ian days.
Passengers wi leave Panama The day after they arrive AD
wall
Through tickets rates. agency, w
street, New YORK.
Ian 2e--df
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IN petition Charles Davenport and Albert Bridges for
granted them fib Of MAJ 1884, for improve
railroad
the bodies thereof for from the
Of said paent which takes place the 9TH May
1855
ordered that said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, 23d OF April al IL o'clock and all
notified and show they
VIII petition ought % be granted.
the Patent
Office sir objections specially set forth in writing least
hearing: all flied either
be hearing be taken aud transmitted accord
with the rules OF the Office, which will be furnished app
"A
The testimony viii be closed 18th OF April
deprsons and other esd testimony, must BE-
died Office before the mornog OF lat day The
u.en within days thereafter.
published in Union lneh
Evening Washington, d O.. Pennsyyanan,
Philadelphia e,saiEc American New York; and Post
Boston, q; successive previous
the 23i day OF April next, the day ofLearins
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned of faienta.
r. SEdi,ors the above will and send
Ge bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice
I-iaw3w
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Al these be made Of the best materials and hshed
the aud free adulstation will
tered into FOR supplying the quantities stated such the
public but the pryg. reserved ordering
quantity of either Kind should quantity be
and such quantities deemed
Samples kind mus, each bid aud ~
samples be transmitted this Office
a other
Each proposal be sighel By The individual firm making
IT, specify pound and The
land but priesl Of each description OF
All the delivered such place places
degnaed 10 good free of all md
pense and subject tbs inspection WEIGHT and
hlsn the Superintendent and be In all satrc
tory.
Blank fof proposals VIII be Furnished this oace
applying for them and w be taken into confederation
unless Substantially agreeing herewith
approved securities win be required and sap
plying Of inferior article, failure supply me quantity
viii be considered violation
bidder " required fufn Oh with bis proposals satisfactory
evidence OF hs eby H. and proposal nnaccomp
MED with evidence wjy be rejected.
Pfoposas win he addressed s Superintendent % The Pub
NC Printing capcl % the unea sseK, Wsshiagfon and
A. q. SEAMAN,
sEpsrinfendent ~ Pebble Printing
JaHE--2raws linn, ssuanei, 4 siarl
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mo. 53l.l

No. SOL
NOTICE OF the temporary continuance of the land
IN Office at Vincennes, Indiana
compliance with the Of Congress- approved February 10,
1885, which the Offices shall
be continued vneennes Indiana until after final shall
by the Con-
approved July eighteen hundred aod fifty
entitled An ascertain and adjust the titles certain
hereby thai
(No @ dated January rs, ls directing the discontnuanee of
Indiana, suspended application
the Office Yncenns until the services required by the
said 27h July 1854 of The commissioners sha have been
fully peormedv OF which due notice will be gwen.
Given my hand the city OF Washington this 7th day of
February, 1855, -. ,.-.,..
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Feb ls--law6w lint * Star
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proposes s~cong men1 without
specification VIII be Considered proposal horseback
IA modification Of bad lis terms
bid, and be
with regular eomPetuon amer the last hour receiving
bids
40 Poslaasss esru sancsncy Of
knowing lhy persons
heisn responsibility and all bidders,
distinctly notified that failure 10 enter the
o The service proposed io 10 me accepted bids legal
liabilities will be enfofcsG against them.
al Present contractors pessoas ts department
sucsncy ally IN the forn above prescribed The
saiciensy signed BY
places before named, judge Of eoan Of record
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Pokr OEFCE OEFAETAxNr.
January ~, 1855
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Law school Cumberland Cnlversity. at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Caruhess, late Of the circni
judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan OF the Of the
Of Tennessee.
Brom6eld l.. Ridley cnancellors Of the
Judges dew their whos
10 the school. 49, #.
Daily examinations of class
regular explanations
daily lessons 4 progress of the examinations.
statement OF facts the profess
through all
praecs The framed to require them
Wills and all of Documents read
aence in the trials some of ne cases are taken by appeal
supreme which Ii held monthly the
public the every session. The students clerks
jurors Judges and chaDceors, and in other ocia
sacities with their suits.
Sssons-Ihe the third Monday
embe third Thursday IN February Tile
menes the succeeding Monday in February and ends sesons
Thursday July.
Expenses per sessionTnition Zee S50 in
81 boarding about $50 Students Furnish their books
which be- had IN the Lebanon bookstores.
advanced No previous study required for al
There four regular sassss S'ndeais
any during the collegiate year.
There > d ID connected with gchoo
students the last collegiate year eightysix
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb n--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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Academy of the Visitation,
Georgetown, d. c.

HE Of this Institution will be resumed the Gtsi Mon
september when hitherto,
Of the pupils the
of finished education.
desired histosic Of studies pursued
French greatly oci'a'es the student acquiring
ouch ksoedRe 90 thai while pursued
teaching both INSTRUMENTAL has
erng pupils accomplished and scientific
separation the junior senior pupils recently
made and the result has been beneficial Influence
youthful m mhers OF the academy.
Aug IL 3awd& ctSep-l5
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uARDyvARE AND CUTLEKY.-Th,

HARDWARE AND CUTLEKY.-The subscriber no
Ill complete of goods which have
the manufacturers both this
country Europe and the best and offered
of from 10 twenty cent Our
comprises
articles article required about house
under the head of hardware
Building Materials nne assortment Excepting sash weights,
Scents ID.
Mechancs' tools, every variety siy warranted
Leather betting, gum and hemp packing Boston factory
prices
Grey Brothers. door springs, warranted for four ears We
and will furnish dealers nj iacory prices.
OF feather New York
25 per cheaper than other styles
All which small cash
customers by the subscriber,
JOSEPH L.. SAVAGE,
Sign of the large Gilt saw, Penn, av,
Nov S-eoim 10Th and ilth