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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

srASlsr. DANcERs.--We have seen letter from
tie manager of the celebrated trotpeof Spanish
Dancers, l6 in number, late of Ntblu'a Garden,
aud who are now performing with great success in
Baltimore, ststing that they will appear at the
Athenmum in this city on the 18th inst. Their
balles, military evolmions, &C., are said TO con-
s;iule the m st beautiful and extraordinary exhi-
bition introduced into this country from '.lur-
rim narts.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
KInNAppING

N Y, DEC. "A letter iron Antigua, receiv
ed here, states that the brig Lonngo OF PhiIadeI-
phia, was boarded in the iarbor Of ST. Johns by
English authorities, and colured clerk named
Ross torcibly taken ashore undsr til" pretence o:
being slave restrained of his freedom. Ross
protested that lie was freeman, and at the last
ACT cunts he was in the hands OF The police sM ait
lug all Investigation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
BALTlMORE MARKEr.

DEC. 4.-Flour dull at 9, and no sales TO report.
Wheat dull decline OF cts, about 40 Coo Offered,
small sales made at 2I2a2l6 for good to prime
white, choice 220, red wheat, good TO prlme 205a
2lO. Corn declined 2a3c, sales new white at s5a
So, yellow Sc 10 49, old white 95, and old yellow
96a9T. Provisions: sales beef made, 10000 lbs
new bulk sides at lilac, 10 arrive 1O4c. Hogs sell
at 8, rs and pr CT bacon l34 for shoulders aud lOA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
THE MEMPHIS -CArAsrRopnE.

CArRo, Dec. 1.-The fire originated on board the
STEAMER Collier then communicated 10 the May
flower. Tie Mayllower was valued at 100000,
insured for $4,000. The Collier was valued at
S35, 900, insured for $4,000. 'rhewharf boat was
burned, containing $4,000 worth of goods, total
loss. Is persons are missing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
MEDICAL. =-'''s''a
AL SHOULD TRY m
D r. j.. HOSTETTER,s
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
400 900 Ho,,.e. ssla In one. \ car.


oIulNG In The msrkel-lVlhiRS in the medical mar
All article he ptO4Ieed - tcHsl tls - 90
GREAT. -AETI-DYSPEPTIc. f,r=s
r. 'osiei!e''s preparation II lOi an old eTanHr,s re
CHE nor Tie me- experimental Jesuit Of AoTR
PHYSICIANS vel bal investigation Ii Is lie Jesuit al MO,
found anu elaborate study OF Tie nlOsi ecenf
chemists nj the present century sSss"''S7
pr osleiter SnnnHts his invaluable htters 10 anye e.
mca Icsls, q" WHAT'S still boiler, rcTonal Snn,
EouT cunst.ittiOGj Tile ProHerlic Tbese XII
los Will lie Oud by The FIRST auaYss snl me ,II 6,Ss
Of their great medicinal effects viii be ina De In
an 0tneredihIe short space n,r upon Jour fys-
ten, -se go ' -
are you dyspoptioa Then take these celebrated s,O.
arc you hiliOusl Thy bottle OF these bt,lsra, and
Are yOuanhoyed hyind srstUh7 RoNIOye tts cau,. hv
the fee Of IIlcsC b tie
Have yOu lever and agt t'Ow many thousands IN tlo
est and South have hecH cured thus cohstul lon Sc
stiOytnS disease, By the lice Oi thcse biIt0re
All should Try this SleS; 1MiiIoie. Isiure 10 A.
hTm that willie ttoStctteiS RitterS use cnne M IA
VET ard aguG cannot occur f'-sf ~
One MlHe glSSl taken fhlee times day be,Ora eals
VIII be Oul great tonic agent, which all viii anpleci
ale when sGnv satisfied OF The .ae as thay Svill be-
Inele arc 9TH RitteTS, represented 10 he the same
which are conn IttNely worthless Our BltIers sfo
Wlthool IlVa their medicinal qualities. Thor hre
rut up III Sqlae les, containing ul quart, with tho
1!TrCtOhS on AT III II tst!er's Sio1Ge6 RtI(sTS,
blown ." Tie DO None other genIIio.
FRIc NJ DOLLAR 4 BOTTt.E,
US For sale by all tie principal Dru-gsts hotol bsrR
esta rants aud Dealers generally Throughout tha Quilted
EuSHFIELD a, Co, aud
icee:tydsw : %I..Nny
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

The FuNERAL of the late Hamilton Woods will
take place from his late residence on Woods Run,
this morning at IL O'Clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
CANAL NANIGArION-

ALD4NY, Dec. 4.--Dispatches received from
along the line Of canal, state that Inc boats are
crowding along in immense fleets, and there is no
doubt that all would reach iIde water before the
close Of the canml.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
tsEcoxp plsPArcu.l

Dc On Tie 9th ballot Richardson IS.
Campbell 81, Banks 25, Fuller %. Marshall 49,
On tie It'll, Richardson a, Campbell 81, Banks
%, Fuller 20, Marshall 30. On the 9Th. Richard
son IS. Campbell So, Banks 50. Fuller 90, Mar.
shalIis. On the 9th Richardson rs, Campbell
81, Banks ST. Fuller 81, Marshall l6. SulI no
choice. House, on motion, adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
FIRE

ALBANY, Dec. 4.-The house of Mrs. Spelman,
on Palmer Hill. Essex county, was destroyed by
fire on Sunday morning aud three small children
persisted in The flames.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

Ar the grocery store of I'D. ::WoopRow. ACT,
Washington Hall. can be found FIRST r,te article
of brandy for medical purposes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
]. O. o. F.

There will he meeting Of the committee of ore from
each Lodge Of the order city appointed in relation
the Hall NATTER this evening half Past o'clock
in the counting,rOom of the Intelisencer Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
WASHING ruN NEWS.

DEc. 3-FheTe,lS good deal ofcaucusing going
on Tonight. II is generally understood that The
Black Republicans and FreeSaileEs will unite 10.
morrow on AIr. Banks of Mass, numbering IogeIh.
er 1913. mil being sufficient Ia elect.
The caucus Of the Southern K N IS, National
Democrats and Wings. numbering Is, resolved lc
| reject all fusion with the FreeSOiI factions but
have no hopes Of defeating them.
Greedy, Weed and Seward have been working
all dayto fuse the factions and are understood IL
have succeeded tonight. We naythereGore look
for an organization to-ncrrOw and the message ON
Wednesday,. The National Americans will eyole
for MI. tltnry NJ. Fuller for Speaker, and endeav-
or TO draw The entire democratic yoleito him by
conceding TO them the Clerk and Printer, thus
fprning Union putty "gainst the Free Soil fac.
ton. They deny that the Republicans can buy a
fusion poll Of more than Is votes while II3 is me-
ceSsary to elect
The President persists in refusing TO prin the
message, and ii will be sent TO the two Houses i'll
VIZ ting. s.-stf.s ass-
The dispatches received 10y the Atlantic repre-
sent our All irs with England unchanged since the
departure of the Canada. Mr. Buchanan says Lord
Clarendon ard the British Cabinet are endeavJr
ing to patch up reply 10 our Governments cum.
munlcntion with reference to the yiolauoncf our
NEUTRALITY laws by British agents, in order, if pvS-
Slble, not 10 wound our SenSitiveneSS, and at the
same time tn shield Mr.. Champion.
Our Government has finally fcted on the mem.
orial Of Denmark, and proposing capitalization,
or tax according to The value of the cargo in
lieu ofthe present sound dues, and rejected the
propL Sitioa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURES!
IsUTEES'% BOOK.KEEPElE'S
Writing Fluid.

w 44G44S L 4u4u.
GISGE this superior Fluid Ink has been before the pub.
y lie. lily years, it has been coustany saim
ing III tabor, aud now preferred BY many 10 the Tar fam
cd Arnold Fluid.
During the past year twenty thousand quart and put
bOtes together with smaller sizes innUlncTabe, have
been sold to banke' and merchants in Cincinnati LOUIS
vile, Pitisbnsh, HufaO, Cleveland, EetOit, TeTre
aute, Lafayette, VInccnmes, indianapolis, Evansville,
Frankfurt, Lexington, Nashville, Memphis, st. Louis,
ViCksburS, Jackson SaChez and New orleans. III has
also been adopted in the State Departments Of Kentu KY
Tennessee aud Mississippi II has taken threr first class
Diplomas at the Mechanics Institutes OF Cincinnati and
Louisville, aid four diplomas and Prize cdals at State
Fairs held last Fall i'll New York, OHIO, Iuliana ard H.
Iinois.
The following merchants, bankers, sc. of Wheeling,
heretofore using Arnod's English Ink, have purchased
J. RutIer's hook Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia; Me chants and Nc.
chanies' Bank Of weeIingi Flank Wheeling Gre scent
Manufacturing Compan, County Clerk of Ohio equity;
National Tele rlph Office; baltimore AID Ohio Railroad
Office; Mcclure Housei Kelly, Holloway" Cos Russell
x McAtee; Gordon, Matthews q Go; T Sweeney & Son;
List Il Howel Notion, Achesom ~ Co Cranglc Il Co !
DOane Il Cowgirl; Oft q ROyd BOYD d Oui Oliver Pry.
or; James II. Stout u Co; Lambdtn, GihersOn & Co
For sale at manufacturers prices by
oc3n L'MBDIN, GlLBERSoN &, Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

The ladies o the Ist PresBytersnn Chnrch
will give Supper on Tuesday the 18th OF december al
Washington HALT Their ohiecr is continue their aid in
furnishing the new Church, about TO be completed. They
hope public will approve their obIeeti and come,
and all, to the FEAST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

SESATE.-'fhe Senate was calle,lSiJ order at
Boou., ~
SIessrs. Hale. Durkee, Yu'ee, AMI Pearce were
sworn in, aud Rev. II. C. Dean elected Chaplain,
when tue Senate adpL.
HoUsE.-No election of Speaker on the first
ballot.
onmo;ion. the balIotins Speaker was re-
sume,l.e The FIRST ballot .esnitetl as fullows:
{ Richardson a, Campbell So, Banks 23, Fuller
election, Ill being necessary 10 choice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

Groceries at Wholesale.
zoo BBLS. MOLASSES;
CSIO POD bags Rio coffee;
80 pockets LaGulra coffee;
30 Old Java
60 boxes CaveidiSh Tohnccci
30 kegs CIV.
10 b6is cut aud dry
80 boxes Stewards n. Y. candiesi
t60 hhds Sugars
80 bbs Lovcring's refined SuSari
10 hL,is Louisiana
90 hich Y. H., Il. p, and Imreta i TcAsI
90 catty boxes
81 tieIceS rice;
e boxes white pipesi
90 Cogarc's fancy Soapsi
Together with full assortment Family Groceries
including Spices, Fruits Dye stu Fish, etc etc. for sale
TALLANT & DELAPALIN,
MAJ No 30 Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

RoAD MEzTrxo.--The attention Of the cit
liens Of this county is directed to the call, in an
other column. fora meeting next Friday in relation
to the turnplking of "Big Wheeling Creek' (roadl
from the Monument on the National Road to tbs
Pennsylvania line. This is an Improvement which
is loudly called for, and should have been made
long ago A very itch and productive portion Of
the county, is, during large portion Of the year,
without passab-e road to this city, and it pro-
duce consequently goes elsewhere-often away
round to the Mouongahela and down to Pittsburgh.
bill making appropriation fcr this road passed
the Senate OF our Legislature at the last session,
bu; owing 10 the want of sufficient time or atten-
ton, did not get though the House. We trust
that the matter WILDE revived at this session and
pushed to successful consummation. In the
meantime, lei the citizens ofthe county be active.
end let them not forge; the meeting next Friday
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

PAEODI'S CoNCEnT IN WHEELING is, peIhapS,
looked 10 with more interest than any musical
event which has occurred here for many years.
1t will take placz at Washington Hall sometime
between the 18TH and 18th of December. The ex-
act the We hope to be able to state in few days.
Tue following uotIce from Memphis paper, we
apprehtnd, is not any too highly coIored:
Beyond doubt, PurodI is the great star of song
that this country now has aLuve its horizon, aud
without meaning 10 be profane, we take the liber-
ty 10 say TINT if, when the morning stars sang to-
gether it was after her sort, The concert was GER
tainly most Divine.
Not for the rlrs. time. last night we heard her
with freshness CT pleasure which none but such
birds of song as she can give. 1t was pleasure
often felt before, but as lively and delightful as
ever. Nature las bestowed upon her, with all
her other giGlsof voice, that perfect expressive
of tone, that melting aud thrilling quality OF
voice, every accent OF which goes tight 10 the
heat, that wakes up all the senSibiliteS, So that
tears guSh at once. unbilien. to the eyes.
This is the first great gitof The singer, and is so
rare tina: its possession can alone make he con-
Summste aIliSte. PuroGi stands in the line OF G
81, NIsiibran. Jenny Lind, aud other queens Of The
u ics. II in some things unequal, yet, like tile
rest, she has Inequalities in hch she exceIs, and
joins to them whatever is admirable in science and
execution. We need not attempt TO specify the
beauties Of her raj songs; tn were all deli
ciOuS-aS testified at the close Of each, by tue
rapturous and long continued applause OF the au-
dlence, which thus bore Witness, not only 10 her
lneTlt. but TO its own coed taste.
OF Madame Strakosch we must also speak with
high praise. She has charming voice, and n
VtTV neTFrcL execution Her SuIyS were excellent
ly received, and she succeeded s:ngularIy wellTn
that ve.y difficult thirg, or ballad singing. Sra
bosch gave his piano pieces i'll a manner which
can hardly be called less than matchless. His
performance is truly wonderful, aud pleasing us
It is surprising.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
DEC. 3.-Cotton declined /, sales OF 5000 bales
middllng al 9a94. ...
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". y. wAYaAN

Marsh & Wayman, 80
WHOLESALE AND RtTAtL DhALEEs IN lr,
BOOTS AND SHOES. t..l-.
lar TlE - STAND }. n. MAREB.1
No. IS Monroe street,
WHEELING, va.
MKT noon TO uKEER, OFT ANn COAL
nv Rare now Iecei wing EOmUur ma
one o. tie largest aud best RSsOTiInemts OF bootS
aud Shoes or Fail and Winter wear, ever ole, led in 1iG
mIAKe they having Ieen selected with great caro- and
nlaufacu cd 10 order, according 0wn directions
by Tue nest Work e III tie exp esSly Or This iIae
we arc now prepared TO accommodate our customers
either %uesa or retall with variety of Fall aud win
lei foods IOt 10 10 surpassed by auy other huuse in the
Glty eliher ~ styie, quality material, or or
W." kmahshP' whether made in luis city OF auy Oth6r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

NoTHEI big lot of Cambria, Swiss, Limerick, lace
and elegant trimmed collars, cheaper than ever, Just
'' ors W, D, MOTIF & BROS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

The many friends of Lieutenant NJ. L. CARR
in This city will take an interest in reading the
following:
ARRIVAL OF OPFIcERs AND RECRUrrs.-The lie
tachment of recruit under the command of Brvt.
Maj, J. L. Richardson, third infantry, which LEFT
Fort LavenwoIth on the 2Sth oi lrSt, June reached
ForI Union on The 18th nit. They numbered four
huGdred aud thirteen rank and file. The follow
irg officers wee on duty with the deiachment:
DR.. G.. Perm, U. S. a.
1t. II. Is, Schroeder.
IS NJ. l.. DAVIS.
Z" NJ. T.. Carr.
az j. NJ. SmegGe, and
az J. +. Mercer
The command was accompanied by the follow
ing officers VIZ:
Brvt. Maj. W. A. Nichols Asst. Adjt Gen. Brvl.
1t. Col. J. B. Grnyson. Com. OF subsistence,
Major. Albert J. Smith, P1ymaSIeT U. S. Army,
and BIevet Major W. 4. ThUTnIUn, Ordnance De-
number Of men were lost on The march by the
choleTu, which broke out on the 18Th July. While
encanped en- Cow Geek, fire bike out in the
camp, destroying nearly all the tents, some mus
ke'S, harness, &c. They wtrs detained by high
water having 10 halt Il week at the SapiO, befOTe
they could Gloss Major Mic bulS aud family, Col.
Gnyson aud Maj. Smith arrived in town on last
Monday The Test Of tue command were disiTb-
utei 10 then posts from Las Vegas, and did not so
through Santa Fe.
6OGOX Pant and NarIhsti paiLt brushes at
- ND LAUGltLlSS ~ kuStFIELD'S.
b doX Tube cUlUfS ~aIe very ciiea by
4 nV2t .LNUtFHLtNi ~ BUSH FIELD
O bb!s. sp:S Turreutpr iItsi received at
. IV2I hiUGHLtNS& HUStFIELO'S.
I[s bbIs. No lard oil, jlst received sac -
10 at LAuGHLlNS d bush 'IELn'S.
Q bbI.. Imseclel ON. lUr sale at a I0w figure by "
. nv24 LAUGHLINS d BUStiFEEIn.
30 NOz, FOnEaIes, an styles or sale by
= ny24 LAUGHLlNS & RUSHEIELD.
90 lbs. i;IuoriCe root, very choi c.
nN2t LAUGHLINS 4 RU$HFlELD.
= bbls. Copa VaTuish IN stcIe and Tor sale by
- nv2i lAUGHLlNS & BUSiIFIELn.
IfOR he most tasteful and durable Dress Hat Of
i leretl ~ discerning public at So, S3and S. call
S. D. HARPER n son, i2g Ma IL ST.
oct2 Urion.
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE.
80 boxes, choice article Just received and for sale
~ hy REILLY. .
nyi0 no 81 Main st,
For Sale. 800 a,
m BUSHELS Prime Timothy Seed, to arrive.
Wv SPA G0RnoN.- MtfTHEWS q Go.
bt lamar VarnISh Of superb Or quality. Tor sale by
hv2i LAUGHLINS & RUSHFtELD.
WINTER APPLES.
GO bbIS. selected Fruit. .s-1=ts.. r. sri5 ( &
9sS5 GEO. WIkS0&..
Dbl. coach Varnish, lust received at -.
nvei LAUGHLINS & BCSHFIELn'S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
YOUTHS AND GHlLDREN5s FANCY lIaIS

1oNSLST1NG of all tho qualities and styles now in USE
~ extra .uEeifne. s. AVERY,
sp:n Nos 146 aud t4s Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
Co-PARTNERSHIP,

Co-PARTNERSHIP. q
TIL undersigned have united themselves Tor the ts-
pose o. au'aS.MIus al kidS Of Iron aud Nails, tths
~ ,S""u!I iron /" o,ha uder the style OF J. ~ Todd
finn. o = ''s ~
J. NJ TODD. -
ETs - HUGH NICHOLS. y.
Wheeling, Feb. god. 1855. reS31
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] THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED RY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

i CONGRESSIONAL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
Dissolution Of Co-Paftnorship.

INHE copartnership heretofore existlnE betwsan MI.
1 Glaei sweeney, III: Johnston. Jr; Fser ShOeliber
ser James NJ TOdt, and A. Johnston, under nc RTn,
tame pt Sweeney, Johnston & ca was dissolved on
The Sill day oil Jue 1854, by The death OF Peter ShOet
he ger. - " ~
Since that date the undersigned have continued III. ,a
mess Of the late rm under The aud style Of RVVee,
ney, JOl'stou& CO.
MICHAEL SWEENEY
III: JOHNSTON,
JAMES N. TODD,
ABlJAH n. JOHNSTON.
DISSOLUTION.
THE firm Of Sweeney JOlnstnn d Co.. Ia tbs dar da.
solved BY mutual cUnssHt, MIcLuel sweeney ana
Thomas Johnston, Jr.u letriMg from the Gran. -
NJ SWEENEY,
jan TODD. sfH..
IIIOS. JOHNSTON, a. sa
,y,..,,.- a n JOHNSTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

Machine Belung.
4 LARGE invoice OF Leather Betting from the ceIe
n bratcd mandatory OF Hoyt Brothers, New York,
and warranted equal to any made.
Just received and for by
Iy7 JOHN H.TAPPAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
BLEACHING Powders, Ultra Marine Alum, sure rior
ID FOuIdinier Wires, Fe ting, Irvine, French Clay,
da ash, Sal soda. Screen Plates, bed Plates, Roll bars
Knives, Rascutters ETC.. furnished to order short
't srrs y L,NRn1N.. GrLRERsoN Il Co.
SILK-PLuSn -CAPS FOR GENrLEMEN.-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-10-05
COLONADE STORE.
Jacob Reed


WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform the cifizens
OF Bedford and vicinity, that he has Just top~Rpd his
new and splendid stock of goods, in hes wrll known
COLONADE STORE, in Bedford BoFahsh. He IN
vites all 10 call and examine bis fresh and ceap stock
Of goods, consisting of every variety-and particu-
larly OF
FALL 81 WINTER GOODS,
SILK GOODS, CLOTHS, and CASHIERS, HATS,
and CAPS. A large assortment of Boots and Shoes.
Hardware and Umbrellas and ancy
notions. Ladies Dress Goods, and large assortment
Of WINTER SHAWLS
The Ladies are particularly invited to examine his
stock Of Dry GoodSs Shoes &c. Groceries and all
other articles usually Kept first class Dry Goods
Store.
The subscriber has purchased his goods with great
vafe, and Wit dispose of them az the lowest cash
prices. Having determined to do cash aud produce
business be will be able to sell al the shortest pro-
fits. He asks his friends and the public TO give him
call when his goods will be shown with pleasure,
sale or no sale. % You may look for Bargains at
REEDS Colonade Store.
Oct. 3, 1865.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-10-05
? U BLIC IL D
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE!

BIZ virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
bedford County, the subscriber viii expose 10 sale,
BY pnbic yendue or cutlery at the Court House, IN
the Borough OF Bedford, on
SATURDAY, THE I'd DAY OF NOVEMBER
next, the following described Real Estate late The
property of Solomon Filler. dereased viz:
Lot of ground IN the Borough OF Bedford, being
lot No. ID IA the plan of said Borough, situate on
Julianna Street, containing 90 feet in front on said
street and running back 2i0 feet-having thereon e.
reeted first rate, commodious frame boarding house
frame stable, ice house, pin alley and other build
iagS. This property is hand onely located on the
street leading to Ibe Bedford Springs and Is very
desirable one--partieularIy 10 person wishing 10
keep private boarding house for which purpose II
has been used for several years. The building is
sufficiently large 10 accommodate fifty sixty boar
ders, and insured for four years from the 23d day
of September instant
Aso, lot of ground in the village of Rainsburg,
IN Colerain township in said County, marked in the
plan Of said village No. 2l, containing S2s feet in
'front.' aud l65 feet back having thereon erected a
snall log stable
q Also, tract Of land in said Township Of Coleran,
Containing 60 acres 80 petches and allowance, adj
lonIng lands OF Abraham kerns heirs, George James
and others aud surveyed Warrant, dated April
% A. ID. 1850, granted 10 the said Solomon Filler.
10 TERMS Cash al the confirmation Of the sale
S. L. RUSSELL,
Ecscutor Of the Inst TFJH, de-,
Of solomon Fuller, decease3
Sept. IA, 1855.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-10-05
Oct. 5, 1855.
Public sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate (!

BY virtue OF an order of The Orphans Court
Of Bedford County. the undersigned, Trustee of
Simon Claar, late of Union Township, Bedford
County, deceased, will sell at public vendue or
outcry, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the ID
day of November next. the following Real Es-
tate, 10 wit
One tract ofland containing 100 acres, more
or less, 90 or 20 acres are cleared and under
fence, ten acres of which are mradow. with a
two story log dwelling house, carpenter shop
and bank barn thereon erected-thpre is also a
first rate apple orchard on the premises: adjoin-
ing lands Of Geo. KBisely, Frederick Claar, DR..
Shoruberger's heirs. Also tract or piece of
land containing Is acres, more or less, about 5
acres cleared; adjoining lands of DR.. r. Shopn-
brrgrr's heiis, Jacob Beard and others.
TERMS: One-thind in band on the 18th
Of November, 1883. at confirmation of sale, and
the balance in two equal annual payments with
out nterest-payments to be secured by iudg-
ment bonds.
SAMUEL CARN, Trustee.
Oct 5, 1883.