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THE GROWING CRoPs.-The Shenandoah (Va)
Tenth Legion says but little, If any injury, has
been done to the growing crops of wheat in that
county. In the early part of the fall, in some
places, the young grain was attacked by small
bug, but the severe frosts soon put end to its
ravages The fields generally present . most
promising appearance
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FREMONT AND TooMBs.-A New York cores.
pondens of the Albany Argus says that Colonel
Fremont has challenged Toombs, of Georgia,
to q duel Mr. Toombs, it 10 alleged, has made
reflections on the birth and parentage of Colonel
Fremont
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/ DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-A party of lads in
Bridgewater, Pa, who had dug cave TO the side
of hill, whittier they Iwere in the habit of re.
sorting were on Tuesday last buried in the earth
by the roof of the cave falling in, having become
saturated by recent rains. Two of the lads were
taken out dead, and the remainder were seriously
Injured.
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ELABORATE BABY FIxIN.-The Charleston Ner
curry notices, among many other nice things to be
seen at the Fair now in progress there . baby
dress in tatting-a very complicated and ingenious
piece of work, composed of sixteen hundred yards
Of spool cotton and ninety yards of tucking ?
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DETENTION OF PUBLIC DOCUMENTs.-Important
to Postmasters.-It is represented to the depart
ment that in many of the post offices, particularly
at the South public documents are allowed to re-
main for weeks. and sometimes months, without
being dispatched to or delivered according to
their address We understand the Postmaster
General has issued stringent instructions on this
subject, and that such delinquency on the part of
any postmaster. when reported to the department,
will be considered good cause of removal
WASHINGTON Union.
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REAL ESTATE IN FAUQUIrR CoUETY.-The re-
turns of the Commissioners of Fauquier county,
saws the Warrenton Whig, show that the whole
number of acres of land assessed by them is 405,
GA the value of which is %. 1873 692 The average
value per acre is 81? so. In 1850 the amount Of
real estate assessed was o. 965 24 and the average
value thereof $i450 per acre. This shows An IN.
crease of near 40 per cent. on the value OF real
estate in Fauquier since 1885,
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NAVIGATION OF THE OHIo.-Heavy rains have
fallen along the Ohio, and that river 10 rising ra
pidly. Forty.nine steamboats, are loading at Gin
cinnaii, for points above and below that city
There is feet water opposite Pittsburg. In re-
r,rd to freIghts We have the following to report
the ruling rates:
To Cincinnati and Louisville. they remain - q
,..t adv ices with the excspson Of iron snd nails
which are reduced 70 cents per 100 ies.; % 81.
Louis the freight on Eastern Foods 70 20 cent? per
ino Ihs for a cIssass; for Pttsburg manufactursss
s,st clsss 60 ccts second class IS cts third cass.
a cents: 70 Nashyiils, Eastern soods, hrst cla.s'
n. seoond class. rs csnss; third cass, 81 ccntA;
Piitsburg goods. first class Is cents; second e'ass
co cents; third clasa 50 cents.
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PENaoEs.-The Secretary Of the Interior has
informed the Senate that 043 officers h the proba
BILE number to be provided for by tho bill passed at
the last session by the House, and pending In the
Senate relative to the pay Of revolutionary officers
and their widows and orphans, requiring q, ,506,-
coo 20 satisfy the proposed allowances.
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CHANGE IN CoMMITTEEs.-Speaker Banks has
made the following changes in Congressional com.
mittees:
Mr.. Oliver, Of Mo-, on Elections, instead of Mr.
Savage; Mr.. Howard on Ways and Means, instead
of Bilnghurst; Fuller. of Maine. on Commerce.
instead Of Mr.. Mcqueen; Messrs. Garnett and
Mcqueen on Revolutionary Claims, instead Of
Messrs. Smith, of Virginia, and Fuller, Of Maine
Mr.. Allen, instead Of Mr. Bell, on Agriculture;
Messrs. Sherman and Cadwallader Foreign
Relations, instead of Messrs Bayley and Mattison;
Mr. Smith, Of Virginia, on Territories, instead OF
Mr. Richardson; Mr.. Hodges on Roads and Canals,
instead of Mr. Hughston. Mr.. Matteson was ap
pointed chairman Of the District of Columbia vice
Mr. Meacham, deceased.
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w hsad one horse spring WAGON, in good re-
paif, aad newly painted. 4. BODEkEA,
no i9--ts a. = NO 10 Meln %
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drover named Danisi T. Evans Was robbsd of
q, 700 on the cars bstw cen Cumberland and Baili
more on Sunday morninglast
The Report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury u
accompanied by niuety.three documents-tAbles.
statements, and reports
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Full returns of the vote Of Missouri give Mr..
Buchanan 81, 600, and Mr. Fillmore 4a,000. s
Oficial returns Of the Presidential vots Of Wiz
consin, dive In round numbers-Frsmont 5000;
Buchanan 50, ,0O0,, and Fillmore COO.
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N.rsksuI Parks. Esq.. hes bsea elected Prs.idsns
A. shs IiSsmsrls and Chesapsaks Canal ConPaay.
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GERMAN GAMING HOUSES. - Evidence OF .
rather corrupt social system appears IN
made by the Journai de Frankfort The para.
graph is headed "The German Gaming Houses" !"
and gives the information that the gaming tables
At Wiesbaden and Ems have passed from the hands
of two individuals to Company for the 'conside
N nav the State $50 900 orins in addition to the
mice of the annual lease which is 100000 horins,
70 owe TO the theatre of Wiesbaden each year
10 goo forms, and psy about $1,000 horins TO the
.unnort of the chapel
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k,'oR sALE.-5O.OVO OLD Bricks A1
i pig this oGlsA fh4 % ~.
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VOUK OWN FAULT, if yss Witt pas
i sLEEPLEss NIGHTS fforn souGns. soi6s, Aosrss-
ness he, when reljsf may 10 20 easily ohtainsd---
RICHARDsON1 WILD CHEkAY COUGH CAN
DY u one Of tbs bsst renediss offered, end eommou
cold Yields TO its bssisn isfnsnse In ssw hesss,
md when rssortel 70 before the complaint 10 q. sd
ysnesd, ail danger Of Consumption . sasrsy pre-
vented FOR sale, wholssas end rstsii, -
John J. AICHAkOeOM. 4 -
Corner 18th and Cary -.
A,so. for sale By DRU00Iuz1 6ENkkALLY
rHnOUOHOUT THE CITY, @ - - --lm
n G9NCY fer q Soushsfn alauufae terry 81
"a 0fretchsA LEATdEa BANne nd LEA1hER
HOSE, an dssA Of superior qssiity. at nassf4sss.
sss5 prices. So Al.
axfieIe that can b. had. The bsDds viii sun sgEafeht
hold th.ir width and run a.. ethe euliey All nale
of fhe bsst oak saas4d Lss<hsx, snd the eclh part
caly sssd Csae.ssa ss1 sel!es Iiveess A. a1sess.
nest generally hAad asa IL his1s naAs 70 esdss =
xiss. apsdos Laes LsssA~ - cspssr Avs's
xi,s1. - - 49,. vssinp13y eee6n1st = ~.
- 10 80 4 eeo.0n 4 eneo 81
T0N CH7CYEN1-390 SS4re ~ a
3 B1a1sn Okse M ~ 80. ss 1<sssA ~ n
ass na. ies MOS =.
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RAILROAD AcCIDEST.-Wednesday morning,
,ocomotiye attached to the milk train OF the Nc"
York and Erie railroad. when near Sunsrn ss, ,n
lion n Y, exploded killing instantly w
Wsnca the epeinser, and John Comfy. abrakss
man. and revtrsly irjaring b. Carey. the arsmsD. nan
The boiler was thrown entirely across the o'aeo aor
track. aud the smoke pipe was blown nearly No
feet. Vance, the engineer was thrown dios.nos
- lo0 feet before be struck the ground One OF
~; Isc. vas torn OF below the knee, and one OF "
honss driven into wooden tie Of the read WIN
sueh torcs that It vas found necessary y use "a
an axe 70 get 1t loose. -
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NofICE Fine stage Coach mat iGfmsh 81,
Iy run from Martins will, and after the iotn
ot Novemb.r rsn regularly from the Powhstsn sta
io1 en- Mondays, Wedassdsys and Fridsys 70 rowhs'
t.n c H., and TO Cumberland c. b., and return Ing
awhile going down.
no i7-Im RICHARD y. dA6UE'
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D. B. kkiDSFokD n TINsLEY PArk,
FRANKLIN MATTHEWS
- SHiDGFOKD 81 CO., General Commits.
ID mission snd Forwarding Merchants on rhe Doct.
Richmond. Va. am
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ARRIVAL OF COOLIES AT THAvANA-Dates from
Havana to 18th nit announce that the British
bark Ellen Oliver, Captain Henderson, had jnst
arrived at that port from Swatoa and ST. Heieus,
aftsr passage Of 1917 days, with a63 Asiasics for
corn field service. under eight year costrsets
and two after arrival Bark Henry Miller, Pusf,
from same port, lat days, had also arrived, with
ls5 Asistcs 70 the same consignses. Six died on
the VOYAGE. @f8
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CoEGAREE Is. CO RAcEs.-Fra Day.Codt
stske fer year olds, mile heats. entrance S2Oo
half forfeit. Five entries paid forfeit among them
O. P. Hare's c. Toler, and w. I. Cneatnams Q;
Montero. The race was won by Puryear ana
yu..snr,s h r. Charleston. Second race, mile
heats purse $500. Entries: ID. McDaniels b.
Ca,oIins and Towles' ch g. Nashville. Won oy
C.,oIina In 2 straiRht heats Time-1:3i3-i.oo
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v. COHEN,

v. CUHEN,
NO 175 BROAD STREET.
Pegs to announce the public that the constant
crease of his business makes IL imperative to have
present store enlarged and in order to have the
Improvement executed soon IS possible, all the
.eUds will be offered at such extremely
Low PRICES
to secure their
QUICK SALES!
To enumerate the goods and their prices would
take too much Space suffice 1t to say, that he mas IN
unusually large stock embracing everything
10 the
DRY GOODS LINE!
and his facilities for purchasing goods being a. gooo
as these of any ether house in the city,
GREAT BARGAINS
may be expected.
DKAUTIFUL COTTAGE HEslDENCE
crbers are authorized to cell that very neat nd com
irtabiy arranged Cottage residence on CANDLES
Hill nearly adjoining Praits Cottage.
IL fropts on Arch street 2 feet runs back lzo feet
and is bounded the West by ~ feet alley IL mas
10 rooms with fire places TO eight OF them
The whole pre- nises are very neat, and the view
unsurpassed by another in the city
Terms accom- modating; APPiyto .ppppsoN
de l--6t GODDIN * ~ EEnSoE.
S'UNDKiE S. sardines Wereestershire
- Bauce. Preserved tsipger. French Mustard, suf-
re Powders Chow-chow, Csulifower, rrosh LOG
sters Picked Lobsters, Fresn feaenes, s.esn oIivs
Cutrsnt jelly. W.lnut and Mushroom Cstaue, ohvee
md Capers Truffies, chsmPenons NC fof q f, sss W
de3 BURTON GREENHOW.
a. ,'nIEnDS AND PATKONs s-'tlwin9 20
u an Improvement In my health, ] have deteimined
l. REQ en- my school this " inter, st my renoenee
IN ith street, between Grace and Frahknn sIess'
MONDAY the 9th December and now most Isspec.
iltiy Offer my services and solicit your Pstonas''
day d. sHa,a - ae'e'0i0ie r. r. BASS.
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fsKEAT ssALk OF DRY GOODS:
u A LARGE Stock OF
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
TO BE SOLD WITHIN
TWO MON Il II S!
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Ss " hlti'NAS. }. s. HILLMAN.
~ W. W.HILLMAN ~ CO., so Front street,
~. New YoRk, Agents for the sale Of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal advances On consi gnmeuts seT-ems
I EWIS n. WEBB 81 CO., GENERAI
4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS Offer their ser.
vIoes tor the sale snd purchase Of Flour, Wheat
Corn, Tobacco, &c. se s-..6m
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ssLATE! SLATE! SLATE !..I am pre-
- pared, as the Agent of Owen Jones, to furnish
from the mines in Buckingham county, ROOFING
SLATE of all sizes and in any quantity. The Slate
is of ssuperior quality, and is cheaper the of
painting being consdered) than any metallic roofing
now IN use. ALBERT L. WEST,
Architect and MeaSurer
~ Office next to Goddin's Hail.
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kURtSE &. REID.
II GENERAL CoMMISSI ON MERCHANT.

Messrs Tsliaferro Bro, James Grsys Sons
Shields l. Sor,merville. and r II. Skinksr Co
'sorfolk; Spence & Reid. Baltimore, and Reid &
Mash New York. no o4-lm
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, WHIG BUILDING.
RICHMOND. November 8, 1856.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that I
' shall on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of De-
cember, 1886, at 10 o'clock A NJ at this office take
80 account OF the debt still due from the estate of
William N. Fulton, deceased.
no l0-d4w R. MILTON CARY Commis
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Valuable Property
II PRIEiTE 8 lie.

f{SNHR sabSeriber oa..rs his ealultle MillePro =
IL perty AMI Tannerg for sale, situate II
8r'lsh Creek, Esst Providence ownslli2, Red :
lord County, Pa, two miles South of the Juni :
asi Crossings, containing 400 acres, more o r
less, with upwards of lD0 acres cleared with
- acres ct coed meadow. Thc balance " ell
NIa6ered with oak. whit and yellow pine.-,
There are twe good orchards Of choice fruit on
the place. lgE. as.sess se lt,.e
The improren5ents are first rate NER-
'hHA1. MILL, .yith three run of stone and
an the necessary machinery for doing merchant
and country work, all newly repaired in 1864.
ihe I.9hSERY has fl watts. with all the fix
lures belonging thereto. The bark-lani and
hide-hreakef rim BY water poxer. The DIE1EL-
LING HOUSE is large and eomnlodioug, with
running water at the door and ia the cellar;
$50 large bank barn, with running water in
Tue barn yard, va gon shed ard carriage house,
com crib, smoke house, wash house. with all
,eeesseFy opt buibiings- There are also
Flaster Mid, Saw Mil and three Tenant Hon
Ses and stables and slseral fine springs Of Hy-
in2 water oRstllis tract. e4s ss,.s-.
iersous desirons Of PsrehasiRg good propes@
%iA 10 syeil by callingson the subscriber, re-
siding on the premises. sats,q - 4,
SIMON SYcUNt
Rays HAi Z. o., gaa. %, ls5s,-3m
-. ~ ChambcrsI'urg Rep. and TTlnsc1ipt, pub
ans this thF-e aon.asi send, bill ss this office
i~cGleciion.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Honorable FRANCIS NJ. MN
wv NELL, President of the several Courts OF
Common Pleas in the counties composing the
10th Judicial District, end Justice of the Courts
of Oyer and Teminer, and General Jail Delive-
ry, for the trial of capital and other offenders in
the said district--and JOSEPH b. NOBLE and
JOIN G. HARTLEY, Esquires, .Indges of the
Courts of Common Pleas,, and Justices of the
Court of Oyer and Terminer, aud General JAN
Delivery, for the trial of a capital aud other Of
tenders in the county of Bedford--haye issued
their preccpt and to me directed, for holding a
Geurtef Cammon Pleas, aud General Jail De-
livery, and Court of Oyer and Ttsrniner al Bed
ford,s on MOSDAY .llth day Of FEBRUARY
next. NorIcE is hereby gisepto all the Justi-
ces of the Peace, the Coroner and Constahies
within the said county of Bedford, that they be
then and there in their proper persons, withtheir
rolls, records, and inquisitions, examinations
and other rcrneInbfances, to do those things
which to their Offices and in that behalf apper-
tain to be done, and also they who will prose
cute against the prisoners that are or shall be in
the Jsil of Bedford county, TO be then and there
TO prosecute against them as shallbe just.
f1.4EQ48 HUGH MOORE, SAerif,
Shcrif''s Office. Bedford, Jan. lS, 1856,
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.DIChIAs0lh'S S(tIIIA-SHEI,I,ERy

nave chased the pstcn; rfght fof Bedforsi
pf :. Dickinson's Patent Corn Shel-
isr, md ora prepared 60 furnish every tar
tger WftttHthis very usegpl and convenient ma
iThine. Il cones very hsghiy ree0riim ended
hoth AZ pittsbusg and New York. 1t is not
necessary tor ne o. detail It's merits. | want
every tsofp sto 60 a IN csrri -
with IL it's oan recommendation. s & lis. price
hr,e1gs a within the. ueacR oi every lnan aitcsug
SiO-0Ofwhcn Delivered at my heusegs s2a4s5
sgAfE % "a fisJ0IIN HAfER !. j
Jan 95s issa.-lfsssgsss ~ ..gs.-e5 sT.i +,
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VA. WEISEL.
JOHN FOSTER

TIE subsar beriwoald respectfully announce
to the public tlllt he has removed bis Thinning
Establishment to the building recently oecu-
pied by Mr. luther, as Gonfectienary Store
IL thesDianloIal, where he is better prepared
than ever to accommodate his customers with
every article in the fine Of his business. either
wholesale orretail, and hopes they willgive
him cali al his new location
GEORGE ,PLYMIRE.
Bedford, April l9, 1865.
p. s. The subscriber is desirous OF having
his books closed up till lSt April inst. sither
BY cash or note. lie hopes this notice viii be
attended to Immediately. tzs G.tB. i,
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LiFE FROM THE EAST.

fJTOODWARD'S S Improved SmuIand Screer
w ing Machines, fill Bushes, Biting Cloths
and Bran busters, of the most IMPROVE plan
at crews, Little Giant Corn aHl Cob grind
ers, Patent bridges for Mill Spindhs. Portable
Mills, warranted to grind 10 bushes per hour,
Mill Irons, and Mil Burrs made tolrder. can be
procured Of the Agent, s.. p. BROAD, at
Schellsburg, Bedford County, Pa
Mill wright work don.. at the shftest notice,
and on the most reasonable terms
n. B. II is agent for Bedford, prnerset and
adjoining Counties. ,.'ls 4 s,.m. ~. y rs.
May A. lS55--zz 20 ..ti ts..-S Tx
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ND EVS. FOR THE PEOPLE.

IT ATE ARRIVAL or NEW AND CHEAP Goops AT
~ REEpss CoLogsApEs sSroaR.8s 5s4a IL sasl =
~ The subscribed has just treturneds from ihe
Eastern Cities aud as nowyreceising and operl-
ing 4 large assertnent Of splendid GooGs, se-
leeted with eares and suitable 10 the seasons;
CONFUSING AIDES DREss Goops ai the newest
styles-- Silks, Merinpess G. ashmeres, Persian
Twill. Aipacas. Deanes. Blaze and Heol
Plaids, Inserting. French worked CollarssaBd
anasr Siessyrs, sSil 8 and asnm felfss Cloths pI
sl shades, Cassiig,Is, plain and fancy Satinetts.
Jeans, Tweeis, Oyercpats, Bndalo 0Fersboes
for Ladies and Gents. Gum .Shoes and Sasdels.
Boots and sshees. large assortment, ii Hard5
wars, and Qneenswsre. $3.50 4. ..fs1, ,e.s,if.g n
& GROCERIES Comprising Rio,, java, la
guira Coflee--Sugars of all descripiions--Sy,,
rnps apd Molassesr- Ricer-T obaeco--Spe
Oil. &C., &c. sIsst.t as - ,s,f.,..as ..,7sf,s
Bring on ypur Cash and Prodace to REEp's
SToRE- where you viii end all your wants, al
the lowest cesh prices, 800 m 5,s. .f..
Bedford. Dee. 2l, 1866. ,7 ts
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber is desirous Of selling the
IL Farin ohAwhicis hesiisw reside = inBedtprd
tawns ship, about one mile north sot Bedford.
near Dgnnings Greek, containing l22 acres OF
land between 70 and so acrcz cleared, about III
acressof which is good meadow, plenty of good
tinbaf on the tract. GT hefs lissa young 6sehari
ri cholce fruit los house, leg barn and other
Dat haiidings tere5E aIs5 COCA ssafer y ~ ts,v
sold Separate. ssSHAs
ifms II, sale will pe liberal, and possession
.''ss''7 Z s. s.a7's@ =. WfLIIAM MAKE s., -
August q. 1866. sis0 y -
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

IyTsHE subscriber takes his method OF infolm-
Il ing those desirous of purchasing a valuable
Farm, that he wishes TO sell that well known
Farm and Tavern Stand ,ogwhich be now resides
situate in East ProyfdeiceN township Bedford
,Conasy, Il miles OF the Juniara sCresspgs.l
and pne plilssgestlef Rays Hill, eontaiaing ass
acres sof land, about $50 0l,acres of which fara
cleared and mostly enclosed by good post fenced
and in high state of cultivation, the msjerty ofs
whichhas recently undergone thorough ldres-
sing oil limo, which has rendered II extremely
fertile. sA..aa .t...s,... ..s..,a
The ImbfdSyssAafisenta bfSyssAfs aifs idrgc three story
BRIck, fiUUSE, with rioha bly, the nnost conF
modulus cekr under it in The county toicrable
good harm stahic, anisneh other out trildings
,.ts are .nscessary. There are, pleffy di gocf
water at the horse, whise nearly all The feies
are wei watered There Is alsoa Young Or
Schard of 200 choice fruit trees Just connmtres
ing 10 hear. y
: There is also a good Tenant Ifdtss tcgstEtf
7 With an excellent Saw NM of The property 81
tuated very CONVENIENTLY ON The .tErnp ke road,
with an abundance Of the choicest white ins
timber. Immediately around tie mill, probably
the largest body Of timber in The county,
Any peJs2p 9esjro,is sf examining sfhe rs.ss
perty wifi pisaseesif an tie sahsefftcr. p!'e
viii eadeayor to give all the satsfaetio neccsss
sary. ,Ie also feels safe III staring Wat tiastf
"a The land Is good, ana i wiling ~ ws'ssss
GEo ~ H3r rsEHchtis e "a
'sPsr sl, lSs5tF+m
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TWENTY-NINTH VOLUME.

r.
This paper commences the 99,h volume,
and the 9Th year. since we became connect,
ed with II, rs editor ami proprietor. We
have l1borcd hard f9r, our party, and tried
TO publiih paper that would meet with
the appreciation of our friends; how far
We have succeeded We leave them 10 say.
We commenced poor, anil frequently with
in that time, have hardly had cue copper 70
rnb agans, another, and we're compelled to
borrow money TO carry on our busineSs-as
1t Is one of The most expensive ia exis-
tence. 1t is also we'll known that about d.
Ytar and a half ago, We purchased tie
FChronicle, and united tito the HIngui-
rer, involving ourselt to the amount of
$1,000. Part of this sum bas been paid,
hat we still owe $500, which falls due On
the first day of April sne xf, and we have as
yet not a dollar TO meet il with. We have
been thus explicit in stating our private af-
fairs, so that those indebted to ns may know
our circumstances, and our need ofa little
OF the ''rooi. y Now we have number of
subscribers who owe US from two wears up
TO SIX, who il tE.ey would pay us would help
Us out Of the $erape. Our friends know our
terms, 2-,OV, II PAID within the year, CT
$3.50, after the year expires. TO all those
who owe us. If they settle between
this and February Court, we will square off
at the rate Of $500 a year, and to those
who let itrun oycrIthat time, We will have
to exact $3.50 off them. We do not iu-
tend these remarks to apply to any of those
true friends OF Ours who every year or two
greet US with their cash ard good wili, for
bad it not been for them, We could not have
got along at all Oar remarks are inteud-
cd for all others who owcus. The past has
been an abundant harvest, prices for all
kind Of produce has been lligh, and We
think there are none but can now come for
ward and pay what he owes We most
earnestly hope our friends will attend to
our wants without delay.
Jan. 4, 1856
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-01
Store Honsel aud Tavern Stand
sifaf For Rent.

TEgEE subscriber win rent his Store-house
IL and Tavern Stand, in the town OF Bloody
Run, Pa, together or separate. There is at
tached TO the Store room, ware house, gfanary,
and corn eFits and to the Tavern Stand ,vstall-.
ling Tor fifty head cfs horses, togetl with.
oats house. corn crib, carriage sled, and
excellent Wen Of watdriattile door. Ii rented
possession viii be given on the lst OF April
next. JACOB FBBERT
BIoode Run ian. Is. 1876. M A