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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE

the authorhaving devoted bis exclusive attcn
ton to the treatment of complaints peculiar to
females, in respect TO which he is yearly con-
suited by thousands, both in person and hy
letter
Here every woman can discover By compa-
ring her own symptoms with those described,
the nature. character, causes of, and the proper
remedies for, her complaints.
The wife about becoming mother has often
need of instruction and advice Of the utmost
importance to her future health, viii find such
instruction and adyicre, and also explain many
symptoms which otherwise would occasion anxi
ety or alarm, asall the pecularities Incident to-
her situation arc described
1t is Of conrse impractieable to convey fully
the various subjects treated OF, as they arr. of
nature strictly intended for the married or those
contemplating marriage. The revelations con
tanned in its pages have proved blessing TO
thousands, as the innumerable letters received
by the author (Which he is permitted le thewri-
tiers to publish) will attest.
ETfract of a Letter from a gentleman in DfytoR,
Ohio
DArTox, May /, lS47.
Dr. a. M. 5E1ariccGu
s.My wife has been pe-ceptibly sinking for
some three years or more, IN consequence of
her great anguish and suffering some months be-
fore and during confinement; every successive
enc more and more debilitated and proStrated
| her. pntting her life in in mineRt sllnger, and
which was on the last occasion despaired VI. ]
supposed that this state OF things Was inevitable,
( and assigned my self to meet the worst Al this
time (nuw abeuf two mopthS) heard your book
highly spoken of, as containing some matter
/. reaching my ease. On its receipt and perusal.
/ cannot express to you the relief il afforded my
! distressed mind. and the joy its pages impaired
to nv wife on learning the great discovery o.
4 NJ. M. Dcsomeaux provided a remedy. II open
/ eal prospects, To me which little conceive cd was
jlosslble. No pceuniarys consideration can ever
repay the obligations am under to yon, for
having been the means of imFarting to us the
matters contained in s'The Married Woman's
/ Private Medical Companion. But tor this, ere
an other year would have passed my head,
y in all human probability my wife would have
/ cen in liei grave and my children left mother
4 less" H
4 In consequence of the universal j popularity o.
j the work. as evidenced by its extraordinary
Z sale. various impositions have been attempted
aS welIo on booksellers as on .he public, iy IN
ifations of title page, spurious EDITIONS. ana SUI
deptitions niringcments of copy light, and oths
ervces and deccptions, it has been found neee'
sary therefore it
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18

WANTED-At Reeds Colonade Store
Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, and Buckwheat-also
all other approved produce, in exchange for
goods at cash prices
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
spring and summer Goods

consisting in part Of Cloths, Cassimeres, bla, k
and fancy Satfinets; a large variety of Sack
and Marsaillcs YestingS, Kentucky Jeans, Cot
oltIta Lineu Drills for pants. Iinen,for coat ..
Tweeds brewn and black MusIins. from g.
cents per yard upwards; Cotton Bagging, Asna-
burgs. cotton Table Diapers for I25 per yard;
NJ N nrti icl.S Cor nsn or armamnnt
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
30. l54 Nassau street, New.
Jon MANN, e. il. SpANa.

jon MANN, e. il. SpANa.
II AW PARTNERSHIP.-Th undersigned
Ia have associated themselves in the Practice
OF the Law, and wilpromptly attend 10 all bust
ness entrusted to theircare in Bedford and adj
Joining counties.
G5-Offiee on Jnlianna Street, three doors
south of Mengel House and opposite the resi-
dence ofMaj. Tate.
MANN & SPANG.
.Iiiae lst--1S54 Il. S
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ALL persons having unsettled accounts with
the late firm OF Rupp & Oster. are respectfully
and most earnestly requested to call and settle
up without delay.
Oct. a6. iS55.-2m. A Ef'4
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
ALLEGHENY MALE AND FEMALE
SEMINARY.

TlIfE second session Of this institution will
j. commence on Monday January 2Ist 1886 .
The session will be divided into two quarters
of II weeks each without a vacation.
Rates of tuition as follows viz;
Common English per quarter $500
TO which will be added for
Each higher branch 10
Each Ancient language rs
The entire amount OF the above not to
Exceed six dollars
EXTRAS.
Drawing and Painting Of tlsc different varieties
from SO to s, 90
Lesson on Piano, 1000
{. Vocal music 2 lessons per week 90
lnei.ientals, so
Boarding can be secured on reasonable terms.
Byorder Of THE TRUSTEES.
RahsInrg. Dec. I, 1853.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
STAND iRD CLASS BOOKS,
FOR THE ADOPTION or
Township Boards of Education AMI
Union Schools.

U1IIE following excellent School Books hav
IL heen adopted, by more than oNE THocsANd
Boards of Education, in the last eighteen
moRths--firsi. because of their unsurpassed
mer,t: Second, because they are, also, the most
economical to the learner.
READING AND SPELLING.
McGufl'ey's Eclectic Pictorial Primer,
NJ McGutfes's Eclectic Spelling Book,
MefIutl'cy' $ Eclectic First Reader,
Mctinfley' s Eclectic Second Reader,
McGuti'ey 5 Eclectic Third Reader.
McGutfcy's Eclectic Fourth Reader,
McGaicy s Eclectic Fifth Reader, or Rhctor-
cal Guide.
TIE ITemans Young Ladies' Reader.
CLASS BOOKS IN ARITHMETIC.
RAYS Arithmetic, Part First,
RAYS Ariclmetic, Part Second,
Rays Arithmetic, Part Third.
Key to Rays Arithmetic.
ALGEBRA.
Rays Algebra, Part First,
Rays Algebra, Part Second,
Kew to RAYS Algebra. Parts First and Second
FOR COMMON SCHOOLS.
Pinneo's Primary Grammar Revised and En-
Urged, and printed from new type. This en-
larg.d edition, embraces SYxrAx, whichis treat
Ell in a clear, practical and pleasing manner
and tbs volume is full and complete Class
/ book for Common Schools. containing all tina
! is taught on the subject in Public Schools.
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DR.. +. G. Reamer,
Physician and Surgeon.

I'D espectfuliy tenders his services 70
III the citizens Of Bedford and vicinity. lie
may always be found tunless professionally en-
gaged) at his Drug and Beck Store, in Juiana
St.
Feb. lG, 1854,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
BEDFORD HOTEL.
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

NilE subscriber respectfully begs leave to an
L Aounce to his old friends and the public
genera @ly, that he has leased and taken possess
sion OF the Bedford Hotel. lately in the occn-
pancy OF Col. Adam Barnhart Ii is not his
design to make many professions as to what he
do, but be pledges his word that his most
energetic efforts will be employed TO render
comfortable all who give him call. Thehouse
will he handsomely fitted up, and none but
careful aud attentive servants will be engaged.
Persons visiting the Bedford Springs. as well
as those attending Court, and the travelling
community generally, are respectfully invited
TO give INN call and judge for themselves.
/ 70 The stages all now stop at this hotel,
and it is therefore the Stage Office
1 Boarters taken by ( he week, month or ye5r,
I on favorable terms.
+ 70 Ample and comfortable stabling is at.
tached to this hotel. which will always be at
I ended 10y 4 careful hostlcr Also, a safe and
convenient carriage house
JOHN HAFER.
Bedford, April 6, 1865. ~
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
STRAY STEER.

- AAE 70 th' premises Of the sth5srfh,r.
~ living near Enterprise, South Woo lberry
Township about the lst September last,
steer about on, yea oil tst spring. Its color
red, ni ,rksd BY crop of the right ear. Ths
owner Is requested to come forw Ird, prove
property, ply chIr5es AMI take it away.
DAVID SNOBERtiER.
Nov. -, 1888
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Testimony in fayor Of The yege-
table Extract Epslepfis Pills.

In the publication Of tho following sestiaraisi
of cures. the names have bclh impressed, as
the testimonials were voluntarily oil siea' aaa o.
would be improper to publish then, WI 70 'le
consent of the parties. aud who woa-d : ih-
willing 10 publish to the world that 1h' :,
their;ehildren or friends, ever had fits. Fh' u
the circumstance j. always regarded one ei
the family secrets.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
Stray Bull.

GANF 20 tha premises of the subscriber, lir
" ing in St. Clair Township. about The frs
of September last, red and white spotted
Bull, with piece off the left ear aud notch
out of the under side of tue right supp posed
to be one Year old last spring. The owner is
requested TO come forward, pro ye property,
pay charges, and take him away.
j. +. BOWERS.
Dec. 81, 1855 c.
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LETTER FROM A DRUGGIST.
New York, Oct. 10, 1852.

Dear Sir-Please send me two boxes more o.
your Vegetable EpilektIc Pills. The person for
whom procured them, is much pleased with
their effects. They seem TO have AL excellent
effect.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
BLANK BOOKS
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS

THE FIFTIETH Edition,
with One Hundred Enera-
ings, showing diseases aud
MalformationS Of the Hu
man System in every shape
and TORN. To which is
added a Treatise on the
Diseases Of Females, being
Of the highest importance
to married people, or those
contemplating marriage--
BY
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IN. NHGODEMgjS.
Justice of the Peace.

HAS removed his Office 20 Jnliana Street
A. n two doors North of the ..Inqnircr and
Chronicle Office, and two doors South ei ing
& Jordans' Office, where he will punctually at
his hands.
Bedford, April G, ls55-zz
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18

CORN and Bucklrlieat meal for sale by
Nov. 80. 6. W. RCPP.
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FITS. FITS FITS!
.rHE yECETABLEs EXTRACT
Pills
Fhs, Spasms, Cramps, and II
Nervous and Constitutional BIS
eases.
roR THE CURE or

rrEGag@ Yho are iaBorirg under ills y
increasing ffaisds will,fnd tie yeletuble
Eni,ertie pins TO De tteiehls remedy p,r dir
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
GLOBE HOT EL
w e1, Pitt street, B. dford
Fenna.
T.4LEATLA.E STEcKNAN,
Proprietor.
LUMBER /! LUMBER

100 nonSHINGLfSo tifIereni kiads
IOV.UUD Also, 5000 eeiof l,UM-
RER OF ,liferaol kinds sprh as Nhre P'ae
Yellow pine, Poplar Spruce, &ei &c. Fer sale
ST. Clair.ville Fth. ~. 1888 II
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
Taylor ~ Mowry,
TANNERS, BEDFORD, PA.
HAVE CONSTANTLY nANu

= m n -E u
4 n at their fannery on East Pitt ST. leather
OF all kinds aud OF the best quality nj exceed.
ingly moderate rates. They pay tho highest
prices Tor country hides.
Feb. l6, 1851.
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q. IN aI/lhl<.
ID E MT T s. T ,
Bedford, Pa.

OFFICE on Pitt Street, nearly oppost-
~ the ..Belforl IIotel.'' Teeth plugged. rege
uatad, &c., and artificial teeth, inserted from
one TO an entire set. Charges moderate, and all
operations Warranted
CJ- FERNS -PosirIyELY CASH.
Jan. 49, 1854.
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THE .M4RRIED W0.Ma.NsS
RIYATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
By DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,

paorEssoa or DISEASES or s6MlS.
One Rundredfh Edition (5Co, ,eoo) lsmo.. fp. 25o
ToS rIxE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, ST.
A standard work of established repu atati
found cIassed in The Catalogues of the reat
Trade Sales in New York, Philadelphia and
other cities, and sold by the principal lnoksel
.ers in the United States. 1t was first published
n 1917. since which time
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND C0Pl ES
have been sold. of which there we've upwards of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT By
NAIL, attestng the high estimation in which it
cid AZ A eiiabie popular medical
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
FOR ACADEMIES


Pinneo'S Analytical Grammar, Revised, with
enlarged tYpe--designed for advanced pupils
who wish 70 study the subject on a more extend
Ell basis, aud with more n luteness in detail.
Analysis. Pinneo's HI glish Teacher in
which is taught the structl Of sentences BY
ANALYSIS and SYNTHEsis. a popular work on
the analysis of English sentel. rs.
1t is believed that no books ser presented TO
the public have met with such universal appro-
bation as those embraced in the EcLEcrIc EDU.
CATION Al SERIES. Not only have nearly all the
leading prac tical teachers in the State. hy their
letters manifested their high appreciation Of
their merits, aud the satisfaction they ftt in
usag thenis but many others, whose sphere of
instruction is in the higher Departments of Ed
ucation, bat who also earnestly labor for the
progress an / welfare Of the Common Schools,
have united in this generol voice of approval.
Published by w. b. SaIrn TO-, Cincinnati
AGexrs ron BEDFoRB CorSTy.--Dr. B. r.
HARaYs Drug and Book Store. Bedford; Dir. F..
G. REAMER's Drug and Book Store, Bedford:
where these bpots may be bad wholesale and
retail on the most favorable terms.
School Boards viii be supplied with copies
or extnin ltion, and schools supplied ior a
first Introduction, at reduced rates.
Sept. IS. lS!i5-e
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
A Miracle Of Science.


DR.. c. kaFling Of Mech,micsburz, Cumhcrland
Co Pa. annouuces TO those afflicted with Tn
mors, Nuus Cancers, Poiypus, Lupus NJ oles u
Marks. ScroiuIa or Kings Evil and all diseases
that have been usually treated with CaustIc or
Knife he ia remove thcm by an entirely new
method witaont cutting. burning, pain. \ eli
ther ChlOroform or EtheriS administered, TO the
patient.
1t is no matter on what part of the body the.
NAV be. he eln remove them with perfect saiety,
ana in a remarkable short time. so Ninerai oi
Vegetable poison, is applied, and no money re-
anired unit cur e is perfected.
Prolapsis Utcri .hF einale c0npltihts, ohfohic'
yenral aud all otper diseases treated with posi-
i've success. Fuli articulsrs can DC obtained by
crossing in either English or German postpaid.
|. tents can be accommodated with Boarl on
easonable terms.
M.c;nnicsbpfg is one Of the prettiest and
he, e,lthiesttowns in this any other State IT Is
9 miles from Harrisburg on thee. V. X. X. and
accessible from all parts ofthe Union.
The Or. will visit cases in any part Of the
! state when desired.
| Kind rst Ter if You know any afflicted fellow
.reature.delay nottotellthem ofthis treatment.
Feb. l6, IS55.-zz
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18

\ NEW BUGGY fer sale by
Nov. 50. G.. W. RUPP.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18

UIoI. III
We believe no other newspaper in the world
has subscription list over half SO large as
this aud no periodical 0f any sort can riyalit.
And ehile its extrerie cheapncss, rendering an
Increase Of paving readers only as indirect pc
cuniary advantage to us has doubtless largely
swelcd its subscription list, it would be alisur-
dity not to perceive in this unprecedented pat
ronagc some evidence of public approval aud
esteem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

Is VIRGINIA A CIVILIZED STATE Tile Petersburg
Erprcss has the following particulars OF a bloody
tragedy that occurred i'll Jerusalem, Southampton
County, on the 18th inst:
HOn the night previous TO the preparation OF the
deed at a party or a ball given in Jerusalem, SeP,'
(eoroe Newson, higaigestecmed and respected cn''
and late rcpycseHfai,re Of his county in the STATE
Legislature gave some Oense to young laaya C %n iS
relative Of hers young medical student IluSt tne
Instruction Of DR. Parker OF that place, named lhoun
Barrett, re-ented by telling him not to speak 70 h hHF
again, or if he diG he BARRETT would shoot nun
Newson 6cing soae,cha iatOTicated, aterward asAva
TIE young LADY to dance with him, upon which baFFe!.
shot at him. tie ball passing through some par OF hi,
coat. Newsom then left, and sent r0rd 10 Bar'eI
t4at he must prepare TO DE, for he '"teded 70 ''0'
Im."
"On the next day Barrett saw Newsom coming
along the road in buggy rciM doHbfe-IaTreea gaH'
black man driving for him. When Newsom per
ceyed him be raised the gun If to fire, but Barrett
beng also provided with gun fred inst, the contents
St1ihg kewsom somewhere about the breast causing
him TO TAI forward the spatter-board Barrett
taen advanced and discharged the second barrel INTO
V sesa VI Asus9n. &.lns am 4lm0s; instantly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

Tinted Siatss ever yentsr VI. Tho United dislS
was actually dcbtcd with be cost Of repclIns
Indians on The Rio Orande, with I'll Texans betwcea
that line and Oufs. n the debate o. ihn bl ,D mo
Texan Legislature thc otbcr day, i ,Nas a'hrred ~
edyocAtcs Of 'hc bl Tat Texas snucnu eret nothing
IN giyrg up thee depreciation Gains. 'he damages
vtic incurred from n, xicnR Indians and Texas In
dana One Of iho most intelligent mombtv ON tLe
fo,r EXAMINED the Whole account at cngtL, ana AZ
serted hat The United States Indians never d 'eay
30 Texas 60 The amount If a hunofeoh pari Al mo
CAIN. and ilst los han SIS 900 would cover evey
possible claim for damages against The United ~ VIZ
iut this IL not the whole weakness OF The w.
Texas claims 81 10000 for expenditures caused ~
United states Indians. The Gum paid out consist y.
what called "red-baOk" notes and "aaditeOS
papCr. which identical securities form part Of tho
ed debt 81 Texas Tor which Tho reserved 50 O0ooos
IN the boundary bill were appropriated and which
Texas estimated OF IS cents IN The dollar in her sale IL
these liabilities. Debts which ebe estimated al shout
to5D 90 against herself to be paid at that rate she
rrese a valid demand against the United States
ur $500 600 even after the United States had made
csupaOt 10 find the means 10 pay tho
smaller sum. There never was, in our opis
ion. A reasonable claim by Texas for any
amount at all agsinst the United States: and the
hnquisLmcnt asked by the recent act was merely a
pcfrous precaution 10 get nd OF an annoying demand
Ii really not essential that there should nave bern
any such demsnd in the Act Of Congress for the r.
lease and il utterly uHimpOrtant that the Legiis-
ture of Texas should have reserved portion 81 TIE
claim cor any body We hope IL viii not prove 10 have
been attempted and that IL it shall have been. that
Congress will treat Il as . nuhty-not affecting tho
full validity Of the acceptance OF their act given IN
that afI pxas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

TIE Norfolk Argus states that not more than about
twenty per cent Of the fg crop in that vcinlty
came to maturity and assigns the yellow fever that
prevailed there during the Summer as tho cause Ii
says: .,
IA large portion of every kind, except small va
riety called The Celestial Fig, exhibited signs OF de-
cav before they were fully ripe. small soft spot was
mt Observed generally the spot toward and near
est the ground. This increased rapidly until the whole
flo was a mass OF very offensive and disgusting pu-
trd matter II may be worthy of note, too that Por
tons of the leaves of the shade trees changed
to dark color and withered early as tic middle Of
September
The Kansas Freeman saws that the officers are
rather puzzled bow to apply provision OF the law III
that Territory relating to the right Of Indians to vote
The law saws that Indians who have adopted the
"bnbfs Of Vkfe neH shall vote, and the difficulty
70 settle what shall b. a sufficient proof Of such adop
lion The last one suggested i that the "ebregyne
hall be made to lr.nk pint OF raw Kansas WHISKY.
Ifhe doez it, he can 20 ii not be must stand oack
IN be has acquired that valuable political accomplish
inert. c..x,,
Grr,r FiRK EAUGATUcK, COss.-GcodyeS
Metallic Rubber Shoe Companys factory buIhed
down in this village. on Sunday at 10 O'Clock = m
Csuse az fire not known Los. ~, mated a. s.pI,F '
Insured for s52.ep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21
STEAMSHIPS ARAGO, CANADA, AND PACIFIC.

DJ7IVNi
\ The steamship Arago, which arrived at ilavTe Jan.
20 from New-York, reported having experienced
very heavy wecther on the passage. On the Banks
she ran into several icebergs, which damaged the false
keel and rubbed off several sheets of copper forward
Capt Long of the Canada thinks the statement OF
the Pacific putting into the River Shannon previous to
the 28th of January, wholly unfouOded. She was last
seen of Waterford from the ship Tonawanda from
Philadelphia, since arrived at Liverpool
Capt Lang reports very severe weather during the
weoe passage with strong westerly gales; hence he
infers II the Pacific had been disabled by ice she
would have had no difficulty in putting back under
caDyas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

NsILs n Tine STOMAcBs or CATTLE - nc, "i-
lOvirg curious fact is publshoa IN The hE'ues'eas
By Samuel w. Bartlett Of ks1ss " 'nd'of ".
Z, tie Fall VI 1854 SsT q stock Of cattle, aooJs
4xf-tyfve In number, m tse farm Of Mr.. Hezskiaa
p;s'ed a. this town wbsh sere in fine condition, and
ryery animal grade Dsrh am. About mdwinscr fol-
i,vso saw the sams Ia very lov condition, look
ne re.,y, BOT Ike .he SsUe animals, although they
Ia been kept in the usesl manner having been bred
On he farm In tho latter pat % the Writer two o.
ITEM that lad been fei for beef were slargbteref,
aud the csuse Of they non-ths:t was very apparent
their sClnGeLs were found 70 contain nearly 9i.' o.
rus,y sttrgl nails The te.h 1sshei upon The mnfs
Of oil knowing the fscis.
.r. Bissell bad rs.shi,e bs bars after they were
filed with bay, the cd nails falling through The roo,
INTO tie bay passed fh the hay into the stomsehs
the cattle, and tbe have 40, UT recovered hs~ e"
mer cOndits0D.
II may be wei for AZ 20 Dc eome rha' etiI'yi' ~
:, b ualsc, t0or,og 'he sboSstag'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

Tie Uons.'s Tsmpsyanee Paper, Of this city-fos
seme time edited with decided sprh by Mrs. Mary e.
yaughan--hss been merged into The Women hdv''
cate, Of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Vaughan has become
couospoEdiDg editor Of The Adsscaiz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21
MARINE DISASTER.

CHATHAN, Mass, W Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1856;
The vessels heretofore reported IN the ice on TINS
place are the schooners Cabot, Capt. Hamilton; James
Lawrence, from Boston for New-lork and the Ply
mouth Rock, from New-York for Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Eco. 70, Is1o'
Israel Kinsman and Calvin L. Goddard, appeHshts'
-. Stenben r. Parkhurst. Argument commenced by
Mr. Keller for appellants, and continued by NJ "H-
ford for the appeuees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21
oNoNDAGA COUNTY TOWN ELECTIONS.

The town elections in this county were helI yes.ei
day, with the following result SupervSorsmkepuoh,
cans o; Know-Nothings, 7; Soft-Shels j. Inc Clty OF
Syracuse holds its election two weeks hence, al Whch
eight Supervisors TO be chosen.
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A NEw Pos1-OFTIcE.-A Post-Ofhce has been es'
ablishcd at Spuy;en Duyvel, Westchester County IN
this State, aud David Ii. Kellogg appointed Post
uartgr.
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1up c1runFprAND COALN IRON COMPANY

BALTIMORr, wednesday, FEB. 20, 100
The Cumberland Coal and Iron Companys bni Iot
reduction of their capital by the purchase OF soVO
shares Of It's stock has passed the Maryland senate