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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
iPPEiLS.

NT0fICE is hereby given to the taxable in
I ' habitants Of the County of Bedford, that
an Appeal will be held By the County Commis-
sioners. on the days, and at the places speci-
fed, t0 wit:
For ST. Clair Township, on Monday the 9lst
day OF January, instant, at the store House
Of Gideon.D- Trout.
Union Township, on Tuesday the 22d day OF
January, instant, ut the house of Michael
Nyant
Middle Woodberry Township, on "Wednesday
the 23d day OF tJanuAry, inst, in the town Of
Woodberry at the house If Henry Fluck.
South Woodberry Township, Thursday
the 2fthday of January, INST, at The house of
Vim. Snider. IN Patt0nSvlle.
Hopcwell Township, on Friday the 25th day
Of January inst, at the house oi John DasheT.
Liberty Township, or Saturday tie 25th
rjay of taalaFy, inst, at the hopse Of NJ ichael
AeC4be, in Stonerstown.
Braaptop Township, on Monday the 2slh
dsy of January, INST, ut the house OF James
Eichelberger.
Fast Providence Township on Tuesdev the
:29;h dgy Of January, inst, at the house OF
John y Nycum. Jr.
West Providence Township, "Wednesday
the 3eTh day dt january, inst, at the house OF
John 4 G.il,i', in Bloody Run.
Monroe Township, en- Thursday the 3lst day
of January. iust.. at the house of David
0'Neal, in Clcaivilic.
southampton Township, on Friday the lst
day Of February, next. at the house Of WIN.
Adams, near Cheny svile
Colerain Townships on SATURDAY. the 81 day
of February, next at the house OF Joseph +
Gorl. in Charlesvie.
Cumberland Valley Township, or Monday
the 4th day of February, next, at the house OF
Mrs. Elizabeth iianey. in CcHtrevillc.
Londonderry Township. on Tuesday the 5th
day of February, next, at the house of John
Miller, near Bridgeport
Harrison Township. WedIi sdas the 9th
day of February. next. al the School House
near Jorathan Fs;ishtuers.
Janiata Township, On Thursday the 9TH day
OF February, next. az the house OF Lewis 4.
Turner, in Buena Vista
Napier Township. on Friday the Sth day Of
February. next at the house oil John NJ Eobi-
son, in Sehelshurg
For Sehells;mrg Borough, On SatsrIay the
2th day of February, next. at the house Of
John u. Robson, in Sehcl!sbarg.
Bedford Borough, on Monday the 18th day
Of February, next, at the Commissioners Of
ice, in Bedford.
afford Township. on TUESDAY the 10Th day
of Fehsuafy, next, at the OonlHlissioners' Or
hce. in Bedford.
hen and where all persons and corporations
feeling IA mSelves sgricved at the enumeration
and ydj9ation OF their taxable property aud
effects, made pursuant 10 ,he several Acts Of
AssemHl:, in such cases made and proyidst,
are requested 10 attend and state their griev-
ances f1y redress according to Law
JOHN CONRAD.
DAVID c. LONG.
WM. WHETSTONE.
ArrFsr, C3nB,issio,,,,
A. 2, RrssrI1, ci.k.
COMMISSIONER Office
Jan: |, 1855.
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PahIie SIG.

T0Y orfef OF tha ospAaas' Court Of Bedford
- County, there siii bs exposed 10 Public
Sale. IN Juaiat4 fo's aship, On S.4TJRD.} Fthe
- Jay u FEgRb.4RF, ne1s, 1856 at 10 o.
clock, A. ~, the following Retl Estate, to wit:
4 tract Of Ind continuing 81 acres. nj al
low4ace. iass the propeitg of Joseph Nedro,
,iec'd, adjoining lands Of Joseph Boyti, Nasea-
tfpe u w4rtz. Jacps Hill,gass, .ioRs.lia2s
Feieaiacf aud others. on the road leading froLi
Scileiisbarg 10 baaa:4 Vista, and shout hall
ali;e from tAe latter place.
The inprpssir snts are good Story ai.t 4
half Lg1s lf)tssE. Log Stable. with threshipg
f,or attached, and other ott-bGiiiings, with :,
good Spring cEcsc 10 the honse. About ~
acres OF This iart is cleared and under fence.
or acres OF which isaleadow, sasi more can he
made. A ruaaiag stream passes through this
farm.
TxaMs made known ON day Of sale
JOSEPH Dull. -8ds'r.
T. s. For information in fegarii To tis farm
apply to Lewis A Turner. Spepa Vista, cr John
Mylnt. living on the place Dee IA. BOG
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Bedford academy and Female
Seminary.
Nv. w. oAMPBELL, PRINCIPAL.

rg4HE first session Of the 9th school year n
4 dissatisfaction VIII open on Monday NOR
inr the 3d day Of September. The pao
history of the Academy, viii, we trust, bes
sufficient guarantee of its future efhciency--
The branchestaug will be the saneas hereto
fore. To mastsr principles will be considered
the most important pursuit Of the pupils; and
while il will be the constant business Of the In
strpctor to impart knowledge, il will also be his
aim to lead his pupils to make practical ap-
/. p.ication Of their acquisitions. To load the
mind with innumerabie formulas, without cause
ing ii to use them, would be like placing bow
n a child,s hand, without teaching him how to
Send II. In ine it shall be our object, as il has
ever been. 10 lead the pupil 10 think.
~ n. B. instruction in Single and Doahel
| Entry Book Keeping viii be given by the Prin-
cinal. The class in this studywll be so arr ang-
J ed that any young men desiring to pursue this
/ important branch, in order to prepare them
/ elves for clerkships, rscife IN il alone
his recitation will receive attention out of the
! Tguiar school hours. Instruction in this
4 anch is er.ra, and will be charged accord
T gly.
The terms are as usual.
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AEW STAGE LINZ.

TIE subscriber has started a new Stage
Line from SrosgRsrowS to BEDFORD, which will
az each way twice every week.
s.'he Coach will leqvc StenerstowR on MON
DAY and FRIDAY of each week, immediately
after the morning train arrives from Hunting
don. and returning, will leave Bedford on
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. ana arrive
in Stonerstown in time ta meet the evening train
for Huntingdon, being much the nearest and
cheapest route to Philadelphia.
FARE only Sl.75 10 Stonerstown.
PETER ELLISON.
Nov. %. ls55-6t.
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LATE IRON THE ElST,

vT0ODWARD'S Gmnroved Smut and Scrccr
w ing Machines, Mill Bushes, Boiling Cloths
and Br IN busters. Of the NEST imrroFaf plan
MD Screws, LITTLE Giant Corn aud Cob grind
ers, Patent bridges for Mil Spindles. Portable
Mills, warranted to grind 10 bushels per hour,
Mil Irons, and Mil Burrs made TO order, can be
prourcd of the Agent, s.. D.. BROAD, at
Schcllsburg, Bedford County, Pa
u lib wright work done at the shortest notice,
and on tire most reasonable terms ~
". 3. II Is agent for Bedford, Somerset and
adjoining Counties
: Muy 4 1858 --zz
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REMOVAL.

THE subscriber woai'l resp sctfai,y ann ounce
To the public hat he hts rsm " "a his Timing
Establisam .nt to the building recently eccu-.
lli,d By Mr. Luther, asa Conteetiona ~ Store
IN the Diamond. where he il better prepared
than ever TO accomodate his customers with
. very article in the line of his business. either
wholesale or retail, and hopes they will rive
i'm a call at his new location.
tAs GEORGE BI.YMIRE.
z Bedford, April Is, 1856
r. :. The subscriber is dcsirous Of having.
his books closed up till 1st April, inst. either
~ cash or note. He hopes shis notice viii be
tended TO oinmediatelg. &. B. &
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ALLEGHENY MALE AND FEMALE
SEMINARY.

THE second session Of this institution will
j Commence on Monday January list. ls56.
The session viii BE- divided into two quarters
Of II weeks each without vacation.
Rates Of tuition as follows yizi
Common English per quarter So 90
TO which viii be added for
Each higher branch -
Each \ ncient language i,25
Tue entire amount OF :he above not TO
Exceed SIX dollars
EXTRAS.
D,awing 4ul Painting OF the li1i'feu; varieties
ireIn S. "a S. 90
Lesson on Piano, 1000
Vocal music lessoGs per week 90
lnodeutals, 80
Boarding can be secured on reasonable terms
By order of THE TRUSTEES.
kainsburs Dsc. ., 1853.
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SiraY Bull,

GAAE 20 the premises Of the subsor riher .liy
~ ing in st. Clair Township, about ihe fis
Gf September last, 3 red and white spotted
Bah, with piece of the LETT ear, and nolc h
out of the under. side Of the rgit-suppnsei
TO be one year old last spring. The owner is
requested TO eomn ierwSrd, prove property,
pay charges, and take him away.
J. J.. BOHERS.
Dee. 81, 1866 C.
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Eaead Quarters.
FOR FASHIONABLE CLOTEEE NC:

xThyTS he subscriber would respectfully IA
lGM1I j inform the public that he is now HA
1ssffT offering - the Bedford Han formerly llE
Exchange TIotel) Ia East Pitt street, the largest
and best assortment of ready-1nade, fashionable
Clothing ever before offered for sale in this place
HIS STOCK consists ola large and splendid
supply of Winter Goods.
He has every variety and description OF
COATS. PANTS AND VESTS, SHIRTS.
BEAVERS, COLLARS AND CRAVATS,
SUSPENnERS, HANDkERCHlEFS, &c.
&c.
lie has also n large stock of prime CLOTHS,
CASSTMERES and TESTINGS. which he is pro-
pared to make up to order in the most fashiona-
Bile style, and warranted TO bc wcll made, and
GOOD PITS.
Having purchased his stock for CASH he feels
assured that he can make il 10, the advantage Of
those wanting GooD and cnEAr CLOTHING 10 give
him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WM SCHAFER.
Bedford January 10 1874
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YiLJiDLE MILL PROPERTY
ToR. SALE.

TIE subscriber, about 10 omoYe to aiif
MIA offers at Private Sale, his valuable Nill Pro-
perty, situate aboat 3 miles EFast Of Bedford Oh
the Junista K iyer, in Golelaip township, at Tie
lower end Of Friends Cove.
The Mills fourstories high, frame. with tl.-ee
run ofstones, two pair OF which are Burrs. hav-
ing all the machiuery necessary 10 manufae-
tire merchant and country work ia the best man
ner. 1t has one Of tile bes. water powers ia the
United States, which may be known from the
fact thar during the last dry season il bad ailun
dance Of water when nearly every other mill in
the peighboIhoud WAS stopped.
There are between 70 and Il acres os land
adjoining, six acres under pos8fence, q about 0
which is mcIl3w, ol waich erected a good
ty@e STORY log house, her-iboarded and pas
tered good water ST the door. with ailneeessa.
~ ont huidings-alSo fine orchardof eao.ce
iruii peaches and apples.
Re.ug determined 10 sell purchasers viii do
ell 70 examine thiSproperty soon.
u5- TERMS will ba m sde 10 suit the purcha-
gee, giving approved Bonds.
HIRAM I. R0HN.
June x l555.-t;
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stray Cattle

THREE head. of Cattle have been trssSpass
i ing my premises for three mouths pasf,
AMI hayr now taken them upa strays- Oap
rei iieifer, NTH few white spots. One rel
n eifcr, with white face aud white stripe oYee
thc hack. Oae Steer, brinde, and white s7ot
ted AL two years Old. No ear SHARK. The
owner Is requested TO come forward, prove
propcrtv. paycharges. an take them awav.
DAYID GOUCnN0UR.
Dac. al, f3jj-s' uniop Township
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Ne;iee TO assessors.

lY4QsE Assessors who do not receive their
/ Duplicates before tbs 18th u January
iilst., are R3siiei 70 cal or SEM oy soma re-
sl,7nsibie person for tacra. viii send Them
II an opportunity OFFS ss sooa as they arS
ready.
a. S. RUSSELL, CLERK.
Jan 4. 1856.
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Stray ncifer.

{fAaE 10 the plantation Of The subscriber.
" living 10 Baipu roapship, sometime in
May last, brindls Heifer, saPposed 10 be
three years old, with "A notch ont OF fbc right
car, and small star ON the forehead. The
owner Is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, an. take her away.
Gil .ARhES tGhES5 sl
Jan. !, ls,s-s..
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MAILING llI II COST.

THE subscriber about removing 70 the Vest
viii sell bis entiss stock Of goods whichis very
large, at cost. Persons VIII please cali beIor,
bil ,ia1 elsewhere AMI examine fer themselFes
Gouairy stores desiring 10 plfreil,se ge"ds 'Flh
they eia p l-slass them il tho civ Az PEI
sons wil9 have dasatilsd accounts wi.l cali I'M
Inediately ami s.tiie, otherwise their accounts
vii! b. ieF: i'll the b b4nds Of proper officer for
collection.
Bedford, Nov. 16 1855.
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Dr.. F. C. Reamer,
Physician and Surgeon.

I'D Ss,>ecsfnIIy tenders his services 70
III ths 'itizens Of Bedford and vicinity. ne
may always be found (unleSs professionally en-
gaged) at his Drug and Book Store, in Jaiiana
St.
Feb, rs, 1Sl4.
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Turnpike Election.

'4iHE Stockholders in the Somerset and Bed
ford urnpske Road CeD.pany, will tske
"1Lefe that Eisetion viii be held at the house
~ 1oshg' T llples, IN Allegheny township, on
Iae "a. seventh Dig OF 1anuIry next, - elect oao
fesfieat. six n 1HaseFs aal a Treasurer, to
.oh'act the aii :FA of tbs said company the ca-
BENItMfN KfMMEL,
President.
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' aluabie Farm for Sale.

VIE subscriber is desireus Of selling he
-. alii on which he now resides in Bedfird
township, about one mile north OF Bedfod
near pnnnings Creek, containing ~ acresoi
ianu, netween 40 and 50 acres cleared, aboutl0
acres acrss OF which Is good meadow, plenty of gose
1i.noer on the tract. There is a Young orchad
" choice fruit. log house, log barn and otler
~ ous buildings thereon, also good water II TIE
"neie tract IS not sold, rs acres thereof viii bA
sold separate
erins of sale win be liberal, and possession
given lst Of April next.
WILLIAM M.iIKES.
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DR.. G. =. HiGKOK, Dentist, ..,as left town
70 be gone tor feT weeks, an. has re-aue sted
US 10 ses for the benefit Of persons living at
G's'snes, that ha expects to be at home again
~ ,hs let Giy of pehraary, next
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W ANTED.

yITlIEAT, Rye. Cora, Oats and Buckwheat. in
w payment for subscriptions. for which the
highest market prices will be allowed. AMI to be
left al any Of the mills in the neghhorhood.-
Also, about 30 cords OF good wood. Won't
some Of our friends bring Gu these articles
THE EnIT0R.
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FAsXsg6NAsEE
iIIORIiG ESTiBEISHMENf.

TlIIE subscriber mas emoyed his establish
/ m9nt to tn. room IN the oddFellows'
Building, Immediately above the store Of y.
r. tIrauer K Co. wpere he will attend prompt
" IL. I'll business entrusted TO bis care. lie re
ceiveS res:tiarIy the latest City Fashions, and
vii pleis himself that work done It hS sheq
81 all wear welt aad fit neatly.
Il, respgehlli;- soiic.is share Of ;he pub
y 2tc0adge. -
9oy. Q, 1855.
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TO BUILDERS.

lfic subscriber isfally prepared TO furnish an
i quantity orquaiity ofBnding Lumber anyd
Piastering Laths Orders directed to st. Chairs
will, Bedford County, will b. promptly ettendc /
to, iy giving reasdnahlc notice.
F. H. BEEGLE !
Dec 80, 1854.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ALL persons having un.settlsd accounts with
the late irm of Rupp 4 ost'r, are respectfully
and most earnestly requested 70 call aud settle
up without delay.
Oct. 26. ls55-2m.
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SNlE STORE.

e. cRAMER s. co. hare Just received
N. very large assortment OF Boots and
SHOES. suitable f1r Fail and Winter, part styls
as foiluws
MEMS Super YA1cd Double Solo so@s.
Meas City Male e;llf DO.
Hen's ;. lfeayy Kip, Lined dr.
Youti.'s " axel Denfic Sole Boots
Youili's Calf ana Kip Lined do
B,ys' City nude Calf Boots,
Boys Kip Lined Boots.
Womens' Double soic Nip Bootees,
Womenss f'iEn Calf and Seal do.
Womeas' Fine & rat Morocco Il.
Won ms Parodi Bootars, very haadsorIe,
Ghilafens SHOES of ever Stvie ami price.
dents Morocco, Xii, aud Calfskin Bootees,
Ladies , ,nble Sole Caters, Ggrn Shoes, Nc,
in fict. Boots and Shoes ID suit cvers rurcsa-
ser II y9u want Boots and Shoes please give
us cali, an you sail be suited IN quaiity ani
price.
Excssanse Store is The fiaes % ha, Boots ard
Oct. u. 1855.
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Taylor a. MoWry,
TANNERS, BEDFORD, Pa.
HAyE CONsrANrLY os MAMD

H. H. at their Tannery on East Pitt St. leather
of all kinds and Of the beer quality. at eycoed-
ingly moderate rates. They pay the highest
country hides.
Foa. l6, 1851.
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STRAY HEIFER.

GAME 10 the premises or the subscriber,
" living in Monroe Township, about the mid
die of November last, a red and white hci:er
supposed to be rising in two years old. no
marks The owner is requested 10 come for
ward, prove property pay charges and take her
away.
LEWIS KDONS.
Dec. 9Th, 1855.
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WINTER GOODS.
sIng a great variety of LADIES
DRESS GOODS,

of The latest styles; such in part as Black and
Fancy Silks, Herinoes, Cashmers, Coburg and
Thi5et Cloths, Alpaccas, housSelin Delaines.
Mousseiine De Beges, Fancy Piints. from ftp
up. Muslin, bieached and unbleached. from ftp
up, all widths, Thibet and Bay State Shawls.
Blue. aek, Brown aud Olive French Cloths,
Sup'r Black and Fancy Gassimeres. Tweeds,
CaSsinetts. Jeans. yesiings. Merino Shirts and
Drawers, Hats aud Caps, Boots and Shoes 10
rreat variety, &C.; Ne.
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GROCERIES,,

Snp'r Golden Syrup and Y. o.. Molasses, best
Rio and Java Coffee, N. D. clarified. crushed
aud grannlated Sugars, Spices. Tens, Choce-
late. Extract Of Coffee, Rice, Tobacco Drugs
and Oils, together with every other article adapt
ed TO the wants Of the people all of which be
is determined 10 sell CIiEAP FOR CASH, or
approved produce.
lie respectfully invites all in search OF bar
gains to give him a call before purchasing
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by fair deal
ing, AID desire to please. to continue to merit
and receive liberal share Of the public patron.
age.
G. ". RUPP.
Oct. II 1855.
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WANTED-At Reeds Colorado Store
Wheat, Rye Oats. Cora, and Ruckw hest--sls0
all ether aparovci produce, in exchange for
goods III cash prices.
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fO RElT.

TIE Rising Sun Tay .rr in the Borough
Redfor viii be ted FOR a ter;ls of years. -
70 Il gaod tensnt tye~F advantageous lease
will be given, ani ihe house completed. re.
paired. Fossessien gwen the first Of April
next.
Also fer rent the Store Room aud cellar now
ir possession .,f s.ae l,.ila .,pssessian as
above. Far terms apply IA tas subscriber or
: ''''' : DAVID MANN.
Hor. 30, 1850.
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NeW t'aIl and Winter Goods.

THE undersigned begs leave to inform his
l. friends and the pbblie that he has just re-
ceiTed from the eastern cities, and is now ex-
hibiting Ar CHEAP SIDE, general assort-
n1anr nf nnW SfNIa fall AMI
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.rHE GOOD TIME COMING, J.

By 7. S. ARTHUR.
THosE who wish to hear something Of that
long-expectcd day, should read this book.
1t is having an immense sale; 5000 copies
having been ordered in advance of publication.
We send copy by mail, postpaid, on 70.
ceipt Of the price, 81
j. W. BRADLEY,
4S North Fourth Strset.
Phiiadelphia, Pa.
Dec. 81, ISLE
n. h. Agents wanted to sell this and other
popular books. in all parts OF the United States.
Send for our List and terms 10 Agents.
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Great Arrival !
FALL And WINTER GOODS.
Exchange Building Store.

THE subscribers respectfully inform their
l. friends, customers, and the public general
Is. that they have just received the largest as
snrtment of
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NEW STGRE!
0nened Out in a New Place!
yYlIE sut7eribcr has just opened out q
n AMI Cheap
Dry Goois AMI Fancy Store.

4 an Cheap
Dry Goois AMI Fancy Store.
N the West end of tie building formerly iath
oceupancy OF Dr-iJphni II Hoaas, Gecid, and
now ocriipied by Dr.. b. T. Harry
lie sells six pocket landkercl'ivis At from j. J
cents arto 81; Haieesleovs's from 10 cents -
So 30; silk u,its from ia - els. cotton lese
trom 81 up II s74 ants gaod bil,e calico far
81 cents per yard; collars from cents mp -
sS; laeu pocket handkerchief from G; !; cents &,
S2.50; b5anet ribbons from 81 to 81 ceatS,
chemiscttes fro9 81 cents to Si.25; bonnets
from - sss up; h.aomers from CO cents up;
and Gadies' and GentIeIncns' w eaT
Of every description, usually found in Dry
Goods aud Fa.cy Stores; also talc linens al
all prices; boots and shoes; carpets: general
assortment ef 4ueensssare aud Gro
eeries; lal grSat mfny sp III articles ore
asnFred pr eeat. lorsr than can b. procured
elsewhere in this place
he re3pecttlIly reiaesssaall tn call nd ex-
anime his stock and judge far themselscs-
ELIAS FISHER.
April 6, 1875.
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T,lIE subscriber has opened out new and
| splendid assortment OF all kinds of the
most fashionable Jcwelry---cuoSisting in part Of
Breast Pins, Finger Kings, Ear R!nss. &e- &c-
Call aud see his stecS. ,
dsI4 DANIEL. BORDER.
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FINAL NOTICE.

a IL persoas knowing Themselves indebted
n ~ the late ffta Of SAssoN K MILLER, either
IS note or hopS aeeoan;, wil do We'll 10 nave
them settled hy tie 81 Of January 1896 Alter
bat tims th3y VIII ~ p!sc, i, th. hands Of =
roye: . ii :.r tls 1Njssi,l.
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