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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-18

FOR SALE.
UNHR UNEXPIRED LEASE or THE CENTRAL
l. HOUSE with the Furniture therein contained.
The lease run sto April lst, 1885. For particulars
inquire Of the undersigned on the premises, or Of
L. q. MEAD, Esq. c. L. WHITNEY.
Brattleboro, April goth, 1855. II
PATENT GREEN PAINTS.
TINHE Hampton Paint aud Chemical Company,
Il at Springfield, Mass, manufacture Patent
Greens which are superior ior beauty and durabili-
ty Of color 10 any other in the market. The color
Is impaired to them by chemical combination, in
stead Of by mere mechanical mixture.
The undersigned ara the sole agents for the sale
Of the above GREEN PAINTS, and are ready to
Gil all orders either for Paints or PAINTING at
short notice and On reasonable terms.
BEMIS & LEONARD.
Brattleboro, May Goth, 1865. II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-18

Light: Pure CAMPHENE and FLUID, fresh
every week at WHEELERS.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-11-23
FOR ACADEMIES.

Pinnyo.s analytical Grammar, ReyfssA, With
enlarged tYpe-iesigned for advanced pupils
who wislfto tndg tie suAject on a more extend
ed basis, and with more minnteucss M detail.
Analysts, Pinneoss Eugiish Teacher. IN
which is taught the structure Of sentences hy
AsALyals and SlsTlIEsfs. y popular work on
the analysis Of English Sentences
Ii is beloved that no books ever presented to
the public have met with such universal appro-
bation Us those embraced IN the EeLrcfIe EbU
cATrdsAL SESIFs. Not only have nearly all the
leading practical teachers in the State. by their
letters manifested their high appreciatfon Of
their -nrritA, aud the satisfaction tlry f-tl Ia
usi~g theni hut many others, wliose sphere Of
instruction is in the higher Departments vi Ed
Gctfi1n bu; who also earnestly labor. for fte
progress and wtlfarc Of the Common Schools,
li,tvr uaited 10 this generel voice Of approval.
Published ey ". Il. SMITH x Co., Cincinnati.
AGENTS Fex BEpsoRp Cegsvr.-1Dr. b. T.
HARRY's Drug and Book Stpre. Bedford; Dr.. r.
G. REAMER's Drug and Book Store, Bedford;
whefe these books may be had wholesale aud
retail on the most lavnrlble. terms.
School Boards will be supplied with copies
for examination. an,I schools sul1,lied for a
FIRST introduction, at reduced .,,tcs.
Sept. ~, 1916
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PUBLIC SALE
OE llLLlBLE REL EST iTE.

llhE undersigned viii ssii. nj Public saI.. On
!. Il u fHfi'.aK ne III day of DECEMBER,
ls.ts, The following property, viz:
uhe IrAct "f Land eoni..ining I3i acres, 50
ssres ele'ar.st and attler fenee. The islprr,ye.
ii.ends Is are ONE GOOD DWELLING HOUSE,
Si. 0l.o if''ah, House Bafns Spring House, &c I;
also & good Orchard Of choice fruit.
This farm Is situate n, Napier Towaship tiy d
ihiies from Bedford. on the Pittsburg TURNPIKE,
a9Inlaiiig lands Of Stuckev, Sfll and OF Tiers ID
A'so' one other Tract, adjoining tae above
containing 81 arres, So acres cleared ana p,,-
der good ieiaee, with TWO HOUSES aGd
Stables, &cs ss ssa3 E4s
The ahoyelands are well atesed, and co onse-
n4st't, and adapted for pasturage krf -
Also, one other Tract, sttx.lte in Harrison
Township, iourtll of nsle fraisf flie Glad.
koad and adjoining lands Of Wert2. Mnllnf.
anu Barclay, containing leS acres, 81 acres
cleared and Nndef good fences The iiiiI rsve-
nents are cue good Dweiling House, Spqings
/! nehSe. Barn, Ne This farra is in a good state
/ di cdstivatien. Fits seres !ofa bottom h,nd.
good llneS,s,le, and i sireani of wat.s ruafling
through tile f'lace. z-t a}
Also, one other tract containing l0f acres.
Timber s.ana. adjoining the above %. '. ~ S.
Also. ona other Tract, situate In Taylor
f6whslip, Fulton County containing 30 acres,
!. :, aetes OF which is eieaeed ANA der fence
Ehlftrtct is u yater-I and good wielz Eiiid :.
The above tract has urttr il fire.. rfcser fail
ing .SfriaEs-ef good water and astrea1a sslIniag
through 1t strong enough 10 tufa 4 nlin
The above lands will be sold ia ,.a.-a,ls ta
suit purchasers
The ss le wiz be al the farm frstlon his list.
al lu O'Clock, when terms will bc made known
b. sefSg'
ISAAC. CLARK.
. T -
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Bakery and eonfeclioaarY..

HillE. subscriber, thankful Tor tie patronage
l. heretofore extended him by L liberal ffib-
lie, tenders his thanks. ana he;wonid respect
fully inform them that he has received and
opened new and ehoice lot of Cnnfectinns,
among which are candies, nuts, fruits, &C.
gile also keeps Groceries, such as Sugar, Coffee,
Tea. Molasses, Cheese, Candies, sc. Also all
descriptions OF Cakes, and Will serve Wedding
aud otserparvies, sifort frptiee; with cel.iec-
lions andgcakcs. -s -, zs
He has opened up and reftted lis OYSTER
SALOON, in "a superior stale, esrhere be viii J..
ways 5e ready to serve his fria.ds and the pub
lie with the freshest and choicest Oysters that
can be proeared.s I
Ills stand IS oiRosite the .Qdl-Fell0w's
Building, where he feels cyntidtlt tllat those
VII give hmsa4call will not go- away disal-
pointed. JOHN j.. LUTHER.
& NOY.s9 1856 =
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cOSMOPoEITAE
ART a SIS O CIA ITO "

.RRANGEAENISsf FOR The second Annual
4 oectinn OF this new aud popular Instilu-
~. for the diffusion u Literature and ART haye
lp.p made on the most estensiye scale.
Among the Jerks already engaged, il the far
famed GISoA CGrcgIx, - which originally Cost
Ten thousand Dolksrs. s%~
In forming this NV collection, the diffasion
-f works ii American Az. sud the encourage
meat Of American genius have notsbeel oSre-
l,uked Commissions hAse been issued 10 mauy
N rhe most distinguished American Artists, ,wiiu
vial contribute some oftheir iiiest productious
among theln are three Marble BIsts executed
i-y ;hs greatest living Scuptor--H Hiram Powers
GEORGE WASHINGTON. the Father or his
,,oantry; +; BENJAMIN FRAAKI.LN. the Phi
iosophrI; DANIEL WEBSTER, the States.
nan \ special agent has visited EsFelic 4Al
made clrel,d and ju,lTciods selection- ef ereigr
WORKS OF At. hotu in Bronze aud Nars,le Sta
,uliy aud Chuce Paintings.
The whole forming 3 large AMI valuable cok
eclon Of P.sintings an& SL,tuary, ~ b. aistri-
Jgtcd Tree among the members ol The AssoeiI-
tion for the Second yeag.
Terms oi Mepb,rsbip-rhe paymeht oethree
dollars constitutes any olie ! iileiutlcr VI this
Association, aud ent,tlrs hinl;o either une Of
the oiIowing Magazines Tor one ear and also n
lc5et in the distribution u :l,e StatUafy xla
Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribess consists
Of tne followin Monthly Magazines Harprrs
Patna:.l's, Kuickerbocker, Black sood>s, tsft-
!alu's, Go5ley's Lady's Book, ani Hoaseholl
Worts.
Persons taking five memberships ar, entitlcd
10 ans fre.of the Magazines iaf vnc yeSr, and
q six tickets iu the distrihuiion
qhe nj proceeds derived from the sale or
mernberslips, are devoted to the purcil,s,. ,f
works Of Art for the ensuing year.
The A Aivant4gs Securs,i-by becoming
Ii .nber Of this Association. are
lst All persons receive tlletull value 81 thcis
subscriptions Ut tie start III the shape u seriing
Magazine Eiteratarc.
II. Each meniberis contributing towards rur-
chisng ehpice Horks OF Art, which are ~ be
disrt0uted anIolsg tletitseis IS, and are at Che
same time encouraging the Ats of the country,
disoursiis Thousands Of dollars through its
Agency.
Persons IN remtttihg funds for membership
will pie,se give thtlr post oti1s address in fun
st4rlng tl,s iAvntt they wish the VI agazine Z,
pust uilice to prevent liss; on the receipt oi
which, y ceriiiicat' OF membership, together
with the Magazine desired, Viii be forwarded to
any part of the cOattrt.
Fhuse Mho purshs<c Mag gtaincs At Bookstores
viii observe that ~ Timing this Association,
they receive tue Magazine aud Tree ticket in the
annual distribution, all at the sInlr price they
nUH pay tor the Magazine alone.
Beautifully illustrated Catalogues, giving full
descriptions, sent iree n application.
For MempeIship, AalFcsS--C. l.. DERBY,
Act.ary c. a. j.. Al either Of the principal
Uttcos.' kniclSrFbecser Magazine = oiice, SIS
Broadway, y y. or Western Ofiep. lG6 Water
Street Saudusky, @. Nov. -, '55--6s.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-11-23
SHOE STORE.

1 n. fRtNER < co. have just received
\. j tety large assortment of Boots and
Saaes, suitable tor Fall and wktee, part styles
as .2tjrvt:
Nen's Sgner WIxed Double Sole Bots.
Hsn's City Made Calf do
sen's Heavy Kip Lined Dr.. =
Yoct'fs Waxei Double Sole Boots,
Youths Calf and Kip Lined do.
Boys CITY made Calf Boots,
Boys Kip Lined Boots.
Womens' Double sole Kip Bootees,
Womens' Fine Calf and Seal do.
nomens' Fine Goat Morocco do.
;W,n, Bs' rsrodi Bootees, very handsome.
:. Chhheh's Shses Of every style and price.
tiru.'s Morocco, kd, and Calfskin Bootces,
i:sf:3s' narae Sole Gaiters, Gum Shoes, &c,
n fact, Boots and Shoes 10 suit ever .purehs
ser. Il yor want Boots and Shoes. please give
Us csi ,esnd toa ssisA be suited IN quality and
1'ri:@.' saA
!, fs-i.nge Store u tie picee 10 tr; Boots an,.
Shcsos ~ tee7s
~ 80 a.Rs5. saa e fsa.s a4l ee
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Srl,LlNG orr II tDyl

He suhscrf or. abnnt removing To the West .
will sell his ,.ntpe stock Of g,'nds, which is very
large, at COST Persons VIII plclse Ill before
huriug elsewhcr., and ex tmiae tor thcms>lyes,-
t,oUntry S,a-ss desiring To purchase goods will
l,u supplied on more reasonable t,rms thar
they eln parehlss them in the city. Ali per
sons who ilavs i,usetticd accounts viii call inn
iAcdiatelT asd s'.ttle, otherwise their accounts
collection. a
PETER RADEBAGGH.
Bedford Ntry ltig 1855.
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PUBLIC SHE.
OF T.dLC.fBLE REsaL ESTFalE..

THERE win I've soId al public Fendue, on the
4 premises, on THURSDAY, the 10Th &ay OF
November next. the MalSioii Property of John
Keeitt. deceased, sir,Idts. ia Bedford Township
Bedford County, about one ulile \ orth ss,s' thr
Pittsburg turusike, and aient feHr miles from
Bedford. djJi,rihg lands CT Samuel liam slond's
heirs, George Mann and others; Containing 35l
Acres and II psrches Of patented land arG al
fowAnce. Ths land is dl the best quality and in
good = ate n cultivation, a large part Cleared,
and the remainder well timbered.
The improvements area. good two story brick
house a.double barn and all other necessary out
Buildings. Also good apple orchard and other
fruit trees.
Attendance will be givin and terms of sale
made known on day oi sale by
SAMUEL BROWN,
SRrririag ELecHfor Of The iasf viii,
Oct, u. 1855.
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administrators Notice.

I ETTERS Of Administration having been
IIgranted to the subscriberliving in SchelIshurg,
On the Estate of Samuel Hult,, late Of Napier
Township, decd, all persons knowing them
s.:lees ndrsted TO said Estate are hereby notifi-
ed to raake paymeut Immediately, aud these hav-
ing Ci>ins against tn, same will present their
accounts properly authenticated for settlement
bb 5 f91 DUNCAN MeVICKER.
Oct. 26. 1855. .ass .s.s.f... rs
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Ssre Doiinr Sabserids for 1856 !
Peterson's MagaZiHe,
4 MoNruLY PERiODIGAL OF LIrEEArUNE, .

\ MoNrnLY PERIoDIGAL OF LIrEEAruNE, Arr
AND f4saIoS.
THIS pop'l..r Magazine, already the cheapest
a4d hest IN the wori,t, lsiii be greatly improre4
,,rr 1886. Ii will co1it.iin go plg-s of donlde
c6luu.u readas uarter; trom tw-aty to thrt5
Steel Plates; dnd oSer 400 VOL Ensraviugs
which proYortionlteiy more tlilh any ptrifrii-
cal, OF any prize, ever tyt.
Ira TuRILIISC OalGixAL STeaIRs
are lrursi the best duthors. Every volume con
lAl,s "tie Of Mis-. Ana s Stephens copyright
Novels. the c.lcerIted author of :. Fashion ana
Famine. he Press aud ihe Pu5lic pronounce
II the most reAt.. .te II the VI gizines. II is
Stric'ly moral. i.s S5s1erb Ms=-oitHfs aqtI other
Siesi EngYar5tg< ate' lie test published shy-
where; are exc .as.. ;oE :; by the first artists
and at tn. enI of each rear az. alone worth
tiIe Subscription.
ITS erHORED FASHION PLATES.
Zach NuHibct edutains Il Fashion sles,. en-
grIyt.l Hl St,.l t'st coi1rvi aiso = ,tozcr t,r
lnore New Styiss. euertved Wool. Also, d
Pattern. olu w.Gcl. i dress; m4nriill, or ehIl's
costluc, cln ue cut witAget sIie aid of q man.
la,r-niaSeE. ~ Rsespts, ,-roehef Work. En-
tfOtdeTy, Patier.s g., IN the greatest proitsion
are given. Zach number contains a PEPPER
llower, with directions how to Inake it. Also
piece II ne:f aud fashion thle Music
IL Is the best Ladsrs' II aga44at IN the world
Try IT tor QUO !e.iT! =
TERH1--.4LH.3FSIy .4DJlScE
one COPY, V1c year, S2.e0
Three cuLies- iUr Year, :, W
Elrc coplcs, iUr olie year, 50
Eight copies, iof one year 1890
5 lxteea copies for one year, 20.sJ
Prsmlans toT cluts.- Ii,ree. Eye, Eight. or
Sixteen e1Vtes mase Club. To every person
getting up i Club, our -. I'cyy ,lio OF Art,''
conIauiag fIFrT Engrtyings viii be given graf
IS og, II preferred, al copy Of tn, Magazinr for
1870. For Club OF Sixteen. an extra copy Of
Tie Mag,ziHe far 1856 will BE- scnt.ia. Il litios.
Address, pos s'-paid.
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
l922 C4sstAat stisti, PaiLaie.
~ Specimens sent gr4tls- ssz-s
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STRAY Heifer.

CANE 90 the premises of the subscriber,
y, frfng in 81. Clair Township, about the 1st
fiIuit asst, red Heifer, vita stit in the
right elr.-suppased 70 be about one year oil
last spring. 'fae owner Is requested to come
forward, provs property, pay charges and take
her away.
GEORGE STAINES
Nnv Is lS11 80 ~
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SPRING lad SIN|IEa (,gallS

~ 81 'sclt0e} iakeS thiSaaatf@od 81 inf9y!pz
- ih~ ha tiletid@ ihat ho has rrcciv, Els IA
stock of >PRtVG .44ED sI61BfsR t.CCiAl
N"ieh DC hlS selected .relu ihe i2Tgesi s.te.s
Dies DRt3.sS GOOBS. cens;i.sii,. Tifl 81 !, -
ms -tceu'iltl c6lcis a 4 oTsiiI tfllse -.
ricl HiacK 5iita 81 81 u;dfls ar: q. elj+:tt!
beiegcs. IisSres. Grenadines Beisce sie is,rfs
lawns, Hlns!4ains &c. ia }fEfTE G6tfS
0nr st"ck Is unusually large and ssgfeti. n
'pfhi Clint'rics; Jacunets a41Isl!rA: HtsNtt,
Lawn; Dindt5:s. IT,. cic. sjnEHTKFTJ3kG
.GojlJS-l4inen Sieti4rs. C4gtisrs fsf. Plffs ess
case Ans.its lai.c Llness. .iitscl ca sNa saR e
braFn; huSSiGn Diapers, te. se 9
bAi'.' green and lTcwn Beragcs ard 6aeaa
dtIies to- Wells - ,4es.sss#
q s6ENrLENE-yts .ssp rov;s ssls-E,s-R n su.b
astioih;, EaSSiwerys AID Vest;bes 81 e, cry
conceivable Sii j snas ai,eift Va -E.31 8{8
9otftiNfs (fG.tii',- n ,a 9szaes, Alpaeas. -
/ EllBRQfp ERiES-FFensI worked CniiarI, -
H.. aa''ksachir}a, se'rr= Etsnsss IIssfrtlags,
10tlEe75c. es97D s lsrgasaisz rga 1, riisasi4..-
embracing -vestl5ia1 i1zt6c iinf. ..@t
:, t.iasg', ,. Hosiery 2'iete, Ses iFFes ana
Bpofs. SiloEy, E.17S ,sv3 c.srS, - -.
n'H' y' i3s5 ai l.;et4sgage eeFss:Is 80
LpoliHr fTflsscs 40 sizes cllea;5sr han i:.s,,1
q: AsRfB.7RE. GRDCERiES Drugs. Me
dicincs Pdlas. oils and i,ys Std8s$ am IN
isc ~ CRY Hs thar o'gAs tcfe ke,t n +yclI
cnnf ueied eslfntEY stare. see ,-s ttss9s SCR
TaanA5fiy aeSRo@ie.teins be beral natren 5lass
ase aeTeiet7rsl lcStended, I.shalf eraeayor to 80
inesit rs G9RtoBHnce hs kerlng ape Of the 49,.
largest most varied and hsat-Stoehs in frjwn st
ifis store IS cPposite th Q 81 ford Hos4lA rs
=. PETER n Al Z T .rIgIifT.. .75sss
Brdi9Fde-a Nay Ii. 1900. s asa1 saz.s5. 81 t4ssss
IS 8 . q
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Stray STEER.

ftpmo 10 the premises of the subscriber living
" in Bedford Township, about the lst of Sep
teniber last, a white sad red Steer, enc year
old, wish his left ear cropped. The 6wnet is.re-
quesred to come forw4fl, prove properly, pay
charges and take him away.
GEORGE ZlMMGRs.
Nnrembor .. 1860.
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PuBLIC SAFE a'E
OF IHLiDI.!, RgtI. fsTfTh..

TIE s9ibs:fi,er val 4offir II PEtN. sIfe,.tsi3ss
TIE promises on Rff9.q t4hs 'S0.g ~ NO -ss@
EHBER, f'gT, syaua' 'ilvrY1l, VI r4te hAharf =
N les frea Schellsbrrg, -adjp1...r rssian.is If
-dsssa Biack5gga, Jacob Brtklsy, lameS i,ask-
imrn, Nicli6fiS Lyons aal otIisrs, .can talpif'Es
lS:'.9cR Is and ailoaafct. between so ard 90.
acrss Of wbea {sscieares Laid ulds good f.scs -
the balance Welt tiInheTgi.
Be inlproytme5ts are q orc sttry ara d
atlf ,ECG HOUSE, dpalIs Leg Barn, ,witA.
aver SEhots. as6;5 sht,,. cot.-cri5 AMI aT6tf5-'
q snail ,huildEg. alhcro are also good 'rcif
water, sud coed srfibg-aFS tso oreharGs nf
rchoice fff't on Tie 'rFeptfty. Ajs,s h good
'Tenant Eausc. As sAF~-sySr
Sale 70 co'aa1nncc az o'cfics -t' y y ,-wfYe-
,he ;cvsis eill-bt nsadaskHosgr g1a $50. o.
So = ApAat asCFI.ss .ssE
Oct. &c. tS55-ts "a. ~
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REMOVAL. !, !. i III

TtHE subscriber would respectfully nm bu-i-
Il 90 the public that ho has removed bis Tin:
ming Estabii4hment to the huilling recently oc,
cnpicd by Mr.. Luther, as a Confsetionart Store
IN the Diamond, isncre BE is better prepared
than ever to accoinodates his ,custpmers with
every article inshe line OF his business. either
wholesale or retail, and hopes Trey viii give
him call at his new location.
GEORGE BLYMIRE.
Bedford, April l3, 1856.
Z. S. The subscriber is desirors of having
his books closed up till lst April, inst. either
by cash or note. He hopes this notice will be
att ended TO Immediately. q. B.
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FASHIONABLE
TaILORitG ESTlBIASHMlihT

VsHE sfbscriber has removed his establish
! nient to dh'. room ,in the odd- Fellow
i.iing, immesiiitaiy abUve the store Of A :
Il. cramer & Co., where hoHii attend prompt
iy to all business entrusted to his care.s Here
ccives egul4tly the latest City FA shions, and
will pledge himself that work done at his shop
shall wear We'll and fit neatly.
he respectfully ssiicits share Of the pub.
lie patronage. isrs
$: ]. McCAUSLAS,
Y oy. 9. 1855.
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" WiNI'IlD.

NrHEAT, Rye, Corn, Oats and Buekwheat. in
W payment FOR subscriptions, for which the
bgh$vt market prices viii he. allowed aud 10 be
lett al any Of the mills in tie neighb0rhood,-
Also, about 30 cords Of gnod wood. Wna't
soine of eur friends bring on thes,. articles
THE EDITOR.
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] BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE
S0TigL.

All persons in ien; o. te me. citles ~ Isate ,.g
Book account, ar hereby notified thai .heirnotcs
and accounts are len Ii tiic hands If IIenfy
Nieodemus, Is 4. ..aof stha Borough of Bedford,
for collection. mhurs suit VIZ as.scumnenced
egtinst all who do not comply with this notice
ana make payment inimedittelg.
SD Az j. VI LIIG1 5 FTE9t.I r..
fRct = slsai
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

THE subscriber has just opened new and
l. complete CLOTHING STORE, in
the building on the corner OF auliana Street,
Bedford, Pa, owned BY David Mann, Esq,
and lately in the occupancy of Mr.. Solomon
Filler as a DryGoods Store, aid two doors
South of the Rising Sun Tavern.
His stock comprises one of the largest aud
cheapest assortments Sf Ready Made
Clothing ever brought te Bedford. He has
also choice assortment Of Dry Goods, sll
of which he will sell cheap ar can be procured
In the town. zfss.ss5.
to call and see his goods-ilS he does not con-
slider II troubleto show them to any one.9 q
ISAAC, LIPPEL. :
April 6, 1855. a.s's' ,...s.sS@ 7.
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NAIiGE.

4 NarpiicatioE wall he made % The GVyernor @.
~ this Commonwealth for the pardon VI 1iis-
elton Brook Pierce. WHO was cQnSictei OF Lar
cer,y nj November Sessions 1851.
Oct 26, 1856, ..,i
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(aeeBsHare and Eiar1N are,

~ al kinds Glassware ard ce,iarware !. =, Il
oAf stock has been selected with the g-satr'i :
ea.e, 8 IN regard TO quality ard ltricts. ara SO
EStfer ourselves we c4i oti,.r, indu,..fn, ~; r.,
rNfeaaserS. Cali and see aaa don't ia sr our
@old fnr it--frop in and judge for surselyeS
- R5n'is oi country ltheiiif-. taBtn sjn tex 4
eHalse Tor goods. at the highest niarlef ,sse..s-
SAMSON S GEIsil AIT.
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NE'F B0aateH litlRfgR.

ATOIiCE is hehty g.Yen fo;hs c,-izans 0
~ Heiierd Sor6rsA. iaat srli.eatt,u Jas
hten made bf position t. the Coi.rt n 'Gae--,,-
Sessions of tae Peace. ei,e+ r i,rro,lzt1
81 BedlQrd aati tl'd sci.Izsts Ilesdea Shall be
cbme subject 10 the restrictions, .9e,, possesS
ths pawefs and privileges sonferrets ~ sr.Act
AM Act regulating Burdr Sfs'' ar
proved apcii III. 1851, AMI futtfea$ thSt the
FFaycF ~ SAID petition will be grarted. ana an
order of said Court made ;eeeoriiNsly at IN
next Sessions, or tl:ss. f2tl,~das-ef a Aove4a.-s
next. unless good cause % sfsfssn 10 the cor,-
ifSrv. tNfF F,fh
BY. order Of tho Coprt,ss
z..p.s 8astlaRtrieHs eScss
Oct %, 1855. -
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fIpORTAST NOTICE.

a 2, tt,rs having unsettled accounts with
t"e lat Z ;. - a3iPp s ester. arc respectfully
..ni ~ Tstir rccfs-st- ite can aai s,tl e
up Wit ..ft 'el4y
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or the expiration OF the advance payment,
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the payer cannot trust him to inail or other
wise send Il to us once iniiled, its safety is at
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ValnsbIe Farm fer SaEe

q VIE su.,scEiher is dcsi-5ts 81 ,e,is,r II,
'.ia 2, ss.i''S. =, ss,t seslfiss. is kea,li.
l7"hsiif, a'p'at sae nlile segti, 81 ;stai.,a,
neaI DAhlsiugsssreek. eoiifaiu4sse ss..g
4..i;1 i'eiNc-it ~ aHd 50 acre. e.taf..d. sl,,,
nefes oi which - syod tneaduy plenty oT easf
ti,rter oathe trsct. There il Il voting oreLard
q ciloice fissii less house, log barn and ,,rsr
eel ieiieings aistf''l''is alss god wtifr :; ii
I'D stpsr,ae -
sri.lsof sale sii. be lb@r.d. ana ,este-..ea
sis'sn i2i II April aexi.
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