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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-09

The discovery of coffee dates, according to-
Turkish historians, from the year A. D.. 1885,
when Dervish named Hadji Omer, beingex-
PEELED from a convent at Mecca, took refuge in
cave upon neighboring mountain, where, IN
order to appease the cravings of hunger, he
gathered and roasted the berries of shrub
growing hard by, called kahava. Finding these
berries both palatable and nutritious, he bruis-
ed and diluted them with water, and not only
sustained life during several days with the be-
verage, but acquired increased health and vi
gor His brethren, having visited the cave
some days later, expecting to find him cead
from starvation, discovered him in the act of
preparing his meal, and were consequently as
much surprised at the miracle as they were
pleased with the aroma of the new beverage.
They consequently returned to sheir sheikh,
and related what they had seen. He, regard
ing the expelled brothers. salvation as mira
culous proof Of divine protection, and curious
also to taste the new berry, forthwith recalled
Hadii Omer, and reinstated him in his cell and
functions.
The governor of Mecca, having heard of the
discovery, and having tasted the decoctior,
not only joined with others in extolling its
merits, but took care to convert it into source
of monopoly, by seizing upon all spots where
the plants grew, and nevertheless bestowed
marks of favor upon sHadji omer, who, altho'
a man Of most dissolute habits and immoral
died in odour of sanctity. a shiekh
Of the Rafaya derHish, a sect founded by Ach-
net Eufaya il 1s2. ------
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T-
~ ENERAL COLLECTOR, No. 20 Camp st., New
VI orleans. Bills collected in any part Of the city
OF its vicinity and the proceeds re'Rltied
Refer to Dr.Warren Stone, pr. Boyer and LIS Dill
itrd Esq 3 misty
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Public sale OF Real Estate.

ETEHE undersigned Executors, of the last
E viii aud Testament, Of John Smith
late Of Union Township, Bedford county,
deed, will sell at public sale on the premises
on Saturday the 25th day Of October next,
the following REAL ESTATE la:c the pro-
perty Of said deed viz.
One tract of patented lanl, adjoining
lands Of George Il. Riddle Jacob Berkhi-
mer, Josiah Griffith and The widow Girls
mans heirs, containing about eighty six
acres. The improvements are log house
and log barn with other ont buildings. about
go or 70 acres Of the land arc cleared and
under fence.
Said property Will be sold subject to a
life estate in small house and two acres
Of the land.
Possession will be given on the lst Of
April next, al which time the percLase
money will be paid. JOHN AXE
Terms Cash PETER SMITH
Sept 5, 1896. Ex'ors.
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.


( note in the list of voters kept by them.
sin Aii cases where the name of the person
claiming to vute il not found CD the list furnish
4 cd by tile commissioners and assessors, OF his
/ right TO vote whether found thereon or not Is
objected 10 BY any qualified citizen, IL shall be
/, the duty of the inspectors TO EXAMINE such
person on OATH as to his qualifications and If lie
/ claims 10 hare resided within the state for one
year or more, his oath shall hc sufficient proof
thereof but he shall make proof by at least one
competent Witness who shall be qualified cleo
tor that lie has resided within the district for
more than Ten days next Immediately preceding
said election, and shall also himself swear that
his bonafde residence, il pursuance OF his law
ful calling, is within she district, aud that he
did not remove in the siia district for the pur-
pose Of votfng tlleFen.
Livery person qualified as aforesaid and who
shall make due proof. if required, of his resi-
tlcnce, and payment 81 taxes rs aforesaid, shall
lie admitted TO vote in the township ward, or
district IN which he shall reside.
s.If any person shall prevent attempt to
prevent auy officer Of an election, under tiiis
Act Tosa holding such election, OF use or threa-
ten violence 10 any such officers, and stall ifi-
tesTGpt or improperly interfere with him in The
execution OF bis duty, shall block Or attempt 20
bforL I'D the window or sFeape TO any window
where the s4me be boiling, or shah riotousl5.
disturb the peace Of s,se.i election, or shall use
or practice any intimidation, sFcaFs, loree, 'r
oycraw any elector, or TO prevent him ifon Xot-
ing, or to restrain tile freedom Of choice, sue.
PERSONS on conviction shall be ftned in any sum
not exceeding five hundred dollars, and to be
imprisoned for aay time mol less than one nor
more than twelve months and ii II shall be
shown to the court whore trial of sGch offence
shall be had, that the perso.. SO Offending was
not aresident oftle city, ward, district or town
ship where the said offence was committed, and
not entitled to vote therein: then, on conviction
he shall BIZ sentenced to pay fine Of not less
than one hundred nor more than one thousand
dollars. and be nprison not less than six
month nor more than two years
sIf any person or persons shall make any
bet or wager upon the result OF any election
within this cpnmonw ealth, or offer to make any
such bet or wager, either by verbal proclamation
thereto, or by aag written or printed advertise
inent challenge or invite any person or persons
to make such bet or wager, upon conviction
thereof he or they shall forfeit and pay three
times the amount so bet or offered to be bet.''
And the judges OF the respective districts
aforesaid, arc required to meet at the Court
House, IN the Borough Of Bedford Oh Friday
next following the holding of said election, then
and there to perform these things required Of
them by law
Dated at Bedford, the 29th day OF august,
A. q. 1855. HUGH MOORE, Sheriff.
Oct. TO- 1856.
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IGSTI LKTl LNTl!

EITHER Lost in Scheilsbarg. or on the wax'
from Schellsburg TO Pieasaniyiie, en- Friday
the 10Th OF Sept, lust, a Morocco Portmonais,
cont lining $500 In Blak notes wit many
valuable papers aud Rec spts. that viii b. sc
much service to me, and no nae to any other
persons There wefa one Ter daEler biil on the
Bank Of York, Pa, and ene Tca dnllar bin GU
The Commercial Bank Of Bedford, STATE Of Mas
sacbnsetts, with scrihling ar writing on the back
ol the note. the balance ID So htiis. the bank
not reeeileeted, There il ONE glass out Of 2
pair Oh Spectaales n the port m9niae. AM
persons iilliRg the pntsmonaeani hanf'ng q
ending ID ID me, viii receive q very iianspslte
reward, and my siacera thanks in tbs bargain as
/ am needy. The teast afife II Il gptt-n saia
/ being OF the mature OF taayan. Will sour fhs
whole lll-np, and brig down caases upon All !
inan pnsscssrth. v III hlLltt
!! Sept ed, 1856.
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II. H. i.ires'
aIiCHIAE SHOP

{AaE undersigned respectfully announcer Il,
! the Farmers of Bedford and allis,:sisto es,Jr.
ties aiis siae lna.ic III general, thai III llas nov
an band q lis Shei, Id Eetslsf ir n asss,rt
hienf oi hrashiHg Mael}aas. ahich jpell,t,ss l,is
iouF horse ikEMfUM MACHINE. Itw5Il NJ
s5iig n l'.Er.t tisat tis Machine took III FIRST
F4bA I'm Al enr County Fais lat fan II T..
s%"nAslheted % With tafntifng shalt and Seer, e.a-
D.s'sa sso feE1r irfsr tala3iiag Ssff Maehires
q tss - aest.s IsyTo af three Ilt,ss, tIsl,,4.
lins slait I.oTsoFfg ftir old and tge3l ,-,,4,.,,
fopf .f'fse strap Machine Nh'eh. l,r stre.,,st5,
ana eiiaaot be ssF,sassed any sFe
sIiHe4a gAsf please notice that .ve are rssv So
lasGea p Al79sf Machines on tie most fa.s,ra-
I .'ieans aeeeniodati's terms, ana At lse ,ss,
lowest liffas possible Horses. G,rat, E.af,I..-.
ind 81 kifda 81 tral.. III b. ta,ep IN ra,,,.s.
l2r sfae.taes. Nj kinds az rfrai.inp ,,f M
etes at diiieseni eitids aif III, ,.fI,a, ,,rnssf,-
utensils done en- the most reason ,a t,r,ss
tlle very s1sst aaatesills. aEt at he gtf ,..,-
lice. 1-s' w.
~ ~ enF Machines warrEntasy one .asr Il.
properly esei- lease come til fssy4s f9r 80,
aud f.lt.ap Machine.
PETER r. sflREs.
Augrst /. 1866. =
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FOR yiLR.

FFsHk sabScEi5es Will sell at private sale. r..
" valnable F:srsa of firstrat= iiiaessoae land,
situated in Middle HsoaheTrv fp., Bedford,
county Pa, containing I'D acres about f45
acres cleared and under good fence and 10 .
high state Of cultivation the balance il well tim
bered, with good two Story House and iai ge
back hnildine attached .dlso good bank barn
with thrashilg house. tenant house, wash and
spring house, allT ali other out buildings requir
ed on q farm. Aso never falling spring of
limestone water near the bi,ildings. Ary per
son wishing to purchase such proper IT, y III ia
well to rssH on ale sHbscr Der living or tk4
promises. SAMUEL ltrGtiEr
Aag. 8. 1856.
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= 2 sa3selihef, ha7ing disposa.i ol bis stofa
A. IN bedfari, Is iasir8gs oi el5siag M III
ogsk. An pelsoas indebted ii him art ,tqnes.
yea 70 sette ep Immediately. Ills books Viii It,
July next, ''.7'
iIe Is thahkin te ais frieatS for the rsrv
gen rols support they have yielded Lin, sine.,
ms c3fl;sencssa 10 tIfs tsilce and corfia.fe
Feceo1nleufs Mr. JOB II Sforni4lSe.i as 4 g.ssI,fe
maa q coed business habits, Of strict h0:.a.It
esi,ssliy aad integrity. ana who win nat tan II
give sesersi satisfiicfiouio ar cusi9a ers AMI
tic raelic.
M..rch Il. lssG-atll.
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81 tie question Vas detarll,ilu.. il lie .ljir

50 tie question vas determining. n H. 80
arntiYs.
On the question,
Viii tbs House agree 10 ife srsoad ane,t4.
ment
The yeas aud nays were taken, aud scrr
i as follow, viz.
Yets-Messrs. Anderson, Backus, Baldwin,
Ball. lscck fLycoming,1 Beck, York j Bern
hard. Boyd Brown, Brush, Buebanan, Gaia-
we'll. Gampbell Calty Craig, Fausold Fester.
Getz, liainess aamei, Harper, Helms. llibbs,
Hill, liilicEas, iiipple, iloieoah, Ifansechcr.
lmhfie, ingham. Innis. Irwin, Jonas, Johnson.
Laparte, I4eba Long aker. Eovet4 N,fsslnlpnt
Nearby. A.Comb. Maagle, Menear. Miller.
Montgomery, noarlleal ,Nannenlac her. Orr,
psarson, Purcell, R4msey. Reed, Reiuhoid.
Eiddle, koier;s, Shenk, Smith, Allegheny, j
Zimmerman, ana Wright, SEeaRar-G3.
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PUBLIC SiIE OH HEIEI
E.stRte

evHERE viii be efltrerl At Public Sale on fis
4 premises en- Tuesday tile 4tIl dar al No
vember next, tbe following deserfLe,i Zeal
Estate. VIZ, one tract III lard situata III Mqi1ro4
Township Bedford county Pa adjoining lands
otThomas Reeisonaid others, containing two
about sixty acres. Of which il eleared ana untlas
fence. Tic greater part of the remaining I or.
lion is til!abc. The Improvements are log house
sra barn, an apple, and peach orchard bas
several never faiiing springs of wafer. convent
ent 10 The house; there Is also s5id to IL i
quantity GtIe LEST ef iron Ore upon tiie above
lract Of Land.
Terms will be made 10 s'lit purchasers.
Salet TO coTanie9lea AZ ] o'clock wAt.n ,laa
asteuianae viii b. given by
October. !, 1876.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned would respectfully an
aonnee to the citizens Of Bedford and vicinity
that he win open high school upon broad and
comprehensive basis. embracing all the English
and Classical branches ofa liberal education.
it is designed TO establish pertinent insti-
tuition of the fist academic order IN which mus
ic, drawing, pointing and otlier ornamental
branches will be taught also.
The school win open about the LIST. of No
yember.
Cours@ OF studies-terns, &C viii he made
known hereafter,
G. W. AUGHISBAGGa.
Sept. &c, 1856.
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LliRlI FOR SlI,R.

TIE undersigned viii sell at private sale d
tract Of aHl situate in MilIigan's Cove Harri-
son Township. Bedford county, lately in the oc-
eSpancy Of Mrs. Elizabeth Earnest and family.
adjoining lands Of the widow Wertz, Daniel
Nay and otllees. and containing one hundred
and sixty three acres aud allowance, about
twenty five OF which are cleared aud under
fence
he improvements are a two story log dwell
ing house. small log BAN and other out build
iffgs. here il also yonng oretatd Of choice
apple trees on the place.
The terms win BE- made known by ciiher OF
the Subscribers, who are Trustees of 3lrs. Earn
sst
If the farm is not sold It private sale before
the lst., Of November next, it will be offered
1T pnblic Sale on that day.
GEO. /. RIDDLE.
JN0. M0NER.
Sept -. 1856. Trustees.
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Bedford
MINERAL SPRINGS
Association.

IAL Undersigned, Commissioners named IN
IN act iHtitlcd an sSAct TO Incorporate the Bed
''id AiierAl Springs Associations" /" hereby give
5oiice that We have appointed Tuesday the 18th
,.sE Of October instant for meeting. at tic
a.edlord Hotel 10 the Borough of Bedford, OF
'he subscribers to said Association for the pur-
pose q oFeanizing the Association by the cleo
,,9A Of . Fresideat aad Six directors 10 .1anage
'Ae aii IRIS and business Of the Association;
ALE&. KING. SAMUEL DAVIS,
NA p SGHEId., M,P. DstUtaHERT H.
sob. MANN, wa. III. WATSON
D.hASHABAUflH, MIC HOLAS LYONS,
JUN CESS Ma. Commissioners.
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TO
Teachers and School Directors.

Teachers and SGMGDa DRfcCsGFS.
cSgHE Directors, and Teachers of Com
mon Schools of Bedford county, are
hereby notified to meet the Superintendent,
in their respective districts, as follows:
On Monday the 18th Of September for
the borough Of ScheIlsburs, and township
Of Napier, at he house Of George Colyin IN
Schellsburg.
at Buenavista, On Tuesday the 10th.
Bridgeport, londonderry, "Wednesday
the 17tii.
cenregilIe, Cumberland Valley Thursday
the 1Sh.
Rainsburgll Colerain on Friday the 19th.
Chaneysville, Southampton, Monday the
22l.
Clcaryille, Monroe, on Tuesday the 23d.
Bloody Run, West Providence Wednes'
day Oath.
House Of J. r. Black, East Providence
Thursday 18th.
Dashers Store, Hopewcll, Friday Goth.
T.. Evans Store Broadtop, Saturday 9th.
Stoncrstown on Monday the 18th.
Wpodberry on Tuesday 30th
Pattonsyille "Wednesday October LIST.
House Of John Fickes, Union, Thursday
Springs Mills, St. Clair Friday the Sd
Bedford Borough Saturday tho 4ih
House af ". Werts, Harrison, Monday
9Th.
Bedford township, at the house Of John
Hafer. Bedford, Saturday the llth.
School Directors and teachers are parti-
cnlarlF requested 70 BE- present At the time
and place fixed upon, as have sotne re-
nal Ess to make, which may be useful e
both Directors, Teachers and the friends o
Edcautior. j. X. GEIll04
Sept. s. 1856. County sup't.
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notice.

Letters Of Administration on the estate Of
Michael Putt, late Of Liberty township,
Bedford County dec d, having been granted
to the subscriber residing in Broad Top tp-,
aetice il therefore, given 70 all persons in
debted to said estate, TO make pay ment I'M
mediately. and those having claims are re-
quested to present them properly autheuti-
eated for settlement. WM. PICARD.
Sept. 5, 1856. Admir-
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HARDWARE STORE.

The subscriber woalI announce 10 his oil
risn ls anf tll5 FW lie in general, TIA, n. ha,
removed lis HARDWARE STORE. .ta tie new.
naiifi,s ssson1 door wsst Of the Be.ifos Ho-
tel, wher he has jast received ana cI=ped "a,
extensive assortment Of Hardware, eniisraeil,r-
almost every article in that linz If business
His stock OF SADDLERY is of the l.ss. quality
and Was selected with great sre.- lie wauld
respectfully invite All il wanf~f articles in fils.
Hardware lire, 10 give hiaa cali, s4tist Il tas
H. eah please III wii4I1 81.
NAY %. 1856.
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keEMG VI EEs.

Tll, undersigned take this rlethod OF isifarnr
ing tteir OH Customers and the pS5hlic in GET
crat, THAI they have removed their entire stor-
of tfsods iram the West end Of Bed9trsi to the
Cataaade Store. lately oecaiiees i,y Capt j
Reed, where they viii be Pleased ID see AL
wia irag favor tifesn pth s cali.
Alikmds ds pro.si4ce Raken in Exchange fo
Goods.
hal.lful for past favois, fhsg hepo by fair
dealing aesi desire to phase, u continue to
Reeeise a literal share ~ the puzzle patronage
BeafoFd, Jul. 25, 1855.
J. &J NJ. SHOEMAKER.
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Na,TFGE.

T ETTEES Of Administration having beer
il granted u the subscriber, living IL, ST.
Clair Township, on the Estate oi Christian
Mock late Of said Tp., deed; all persens in.
de1;eei to said Eestate are hereby notified to
make ptynient Immediately, and those having
claims AGAINST the same will present them pre-
perry authenticated for settlement
HIRAM DAVIS,
Sent L., 1856 Amir de bonis non.
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NOTICE.
II. & d. IT. n. n. co.

p IN connection with III Pcnn'a Rail Road
company, are now Shipping, without delay, be-
Inssa aoPE wEEie aud Philadelphia or Baltimore,
wa Haatiogdou} az tha following low
rates viz:
ARIlChES of lst aad "a Class. Org Goods,
ana -s Saoes Rags, Mills. Pork, froa, and nier-
ARTIES y :. 9eisea i,ss SIsS ns9d aars M ~
lbs. -
- AhI ICLES Of 4til class. Iron, Fish, Salt,
'@,ls, &c., at as cts reg 100 lbs.
aa.h0Oh. 70 cents per bG. by Cas- Load.
5e aioFe rates vii. ho tfc whole charge on
a'o2s = delivered IN Hepewcn freE either Phipa.
Hohtiagdou JAMES BOON.
sept 70, 1856. SGp't
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ga q D
MtssNEmliNn Of tA- fsaritanrsl,;n

rE7IIE co-Paftnership heretofore existing be-
1 tween the subscribers il the Steam sav
MiIl aud Lumber Business, and ali business
transacted by the firm Of Locke 4 Sniier, Is
Ills day dissolved by mutual consent.
The above business viii be continued by
Jacob SaiGer, who Is aptherizcd to receive ALI
claims cerniig 10 Said firm aud als9 pay ali
debts that nlay be owing bF said fria
M. W. L0GkE.
JACOB SNIDER.
Bloody Run. Pa, Der ;, 1855
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Seven Teachers Esaaied.

TIE School Directors 9f Harrison Town
slap, viii nieetat IRE honse cf V.Y. Wertz.
on Friday the slst Of October, inst, at Ten
o'rIock, H., to examine ard employ SEY-
ES TEACHERS, tataSe charge OF the Schools
of said District. T. Il. Gettys, Eouoty su-
rerittendent, VIII he present 70 examine ap-
piicsa;s. The sehaols viii commence on the
.eth Of November, and be Kept open four
months. Teachers wbo wish to ba empioget!
mast appear for examination bsfore The Boar,i
VI Directors.
yN0. NeyIcKER. Pras,t.
w. Waltz, Secty.
Get -. 1885,
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AZ ANTEB IN Tie Redlord noroupl, ,sebeo,
wv District, two male. and three ftnais
Teachers. Teachers wanting tnlplor1eans
louId make immediate application ta the Board
as it's contemplated opening the Pablo scl,oals
9a the lst or NoYehl5er, inst.
Eg orsisg of tie Board,
mo. T, REED, Scct'y
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"a G "a. .sS I'D

TIE subscribers take this method Of iafona-
the people OF Bedford C.,uaty th;tt they
ave openei \ H5ioisvafe da5 RstsI C1oiaivg
sfre.at NJ. 5, Llayds Row, llullidaxsiaire,
el..wliere they VIII 1t al times base on hand !,
arge supply Of every art.eis n the Cioi':ins
Line They would BE- plealsad to see all tI.lig
friends 1t theis establishment.
s. liERSHMAv
II. SfI0ENfn0L.
June y, ls5s-tf
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TILE subscriber having purchased the Tail
oring establishment Of 5. j. MsCAfs'an, In tlls
building (ap stAirs) occupied BY Capt. John
Arnold, as Hardware Store. are prepared 10 do
IA all kinds of work in their line. in the lat
EA est styles and which f'r n,.atness and
It durability viii not, W. venture TO assert,
be surpassed By any other establishment IN the
place.
Bv strict attention to business and deaine to
Please, taay hops to scssisaa iibs.r Il share OF
the public patronage. a. G. MOWER
Sept. a6, 1856. w. H. ROSS.
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SEcaETAnv's OFrIcR.
Easriadarg, Jaae - led6.

Pennsylvania. IS
| do certify that the above and frregong i
true and correct coIis pf the Yeas and
Mays taken The Resolution proposing
amendments To Tire Constitution of the Com
monWeSltA, as The Saiae appears on the jour
mails Of th- two Houses Of tie General Assem-
bly, of tA.s Commonwealth for the session cf
1850.
Witness nly hand and th. ssal
Il Ts said oftee. this twenty y-seyenta day
va55ss1szassFss Of Jnne, ~ne .heRsaat siglt iand-
red and ffry sFz.
a. G. CURTIN
Secretary u liz Coru,onipea'it
JuIg II, l366.-SE.
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LAST NffI,Ea1Ea
- .-Sl.E g =

a IL. persons indebted TO the late afm of
a kgap q 0sTER, by Book Account. Note
O. otherwise, are hereby notified to make nirne-
aI1te payment, ana by so daing, taye costs.
Bedford, Sept. 10, l356-2ta.
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Oct. 3, T855.-iy.
HORN AEV GOODS.

THE undersigned has just returned home from
l. tile Eastern cities with large stock Of ALL
aai WINTER Goods, and is now exhibiting
At CHEAP SIDE.
A general assortment ofnew style of
WINTER GOODS,
Comprising in a great variety Of Ladies Dress
ho2is, WHICH consists In part ot Bfacis and Faa-
q S'its, Chaiigs. Laieas, De Laiaes, Madonna
Cloths, toberg Aerinas, ETC., etc,
large variety Of Black and Fancy Clothes
t'sSimcres. Gassjactts, Jeanes, etc, etc.
Boots, Shoes, Has and Bouasfs, Gracfries. Sn-
sa's Ao!osScss syrtPs, shad, Hcrfffes and
.dackcrsi. Bocof, Qneensware, Hardware
Hrooms, Buckets. Looking Glasses, etc.
he above stock consists Of every article US
naily isept in stere--.fH Of which VIII be sold,
cheap Tor CASH or approved produce.
Imnk1hl for past ftyors, he hopes by fair
81 aHs and desire to pleas, 10 continue TO merit
and receive liberal share ofpnblic patronage.
G.. ". RUPP.
Oct 8, 1856.
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DEYEDEYD.

A EigIDEsD Of one per cent, on the capita
N stock OF the C!tanbersburg and Bedford
Tggnpiise Road Company, has been dcclred by
the Managers, PAYABLE on the lst Of August,
at the Office If f. L. Anderson, Esq.
q. r. MESSERSMITH, Treasurer
July IS, 1856.
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MORE SHOES AND l1iiIeRs.

TUST Received at Sloenaaker-s ca,onnsa,
d Store, Ladies. Misses, Chiidrens aud Gents
shoes. And also Ladies and Gents G.siters.
August l. 1856.
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w a NTEgDs

4 good stout Boy, about Is years cid, to learn
Il The Tanning Business. Apply Immediately
Aug. 70, 1886. 5. SflECK, & Co.
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PLANK ROAD N0rHfE.

NOTICE is hereby given that The 5th and
lF last iGstaimen: Of the stock sLbscrihetis tn
Tie HapeweH and Bloody Run Plank aud Turn
pike Road. wlii be due and payable at the eiEce
Of ths Treasurer on Ii4e aSd of August, inst.
SRit+ viii be itnmedaieis inatitnsed for the
collection Of sll subscriptions napail after tliat
day Bg ordnl % <e Boar of Managers
JNO, MOWER, Treasurer
Heigord, iag. -, 1856