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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15
Clothing anl Bry Goods Store.

O4Js1l45 dAI OIy UOU0S NtOAo'
FF1HE subscribers are just receiving new
l. handsome and cheap assortment OF RE.s
DY A.7DE CLOTHING and Dry GOGDS, a
their store in the East Corner Of Bedford Hall :
consisting in part Of Goats, Pants, Vests. Shilts-
Satin Stocks, Han,lkerchiefs, Buots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, ard all other articles usually
kept in Ready Made Clothing Stores.
Also good assortment of IR1 GOODS,
consisting OF Calico Nous. de Laine. Shawls
Alplcas, TRUNKS. Carpet Sacks. &c, &c; ali
Of which they will sell as cheap as can be pro-
cured elsewhere in Bedford, for Cash or >Coun-
try Produce.
They request all their friends in town and
country to give them call, and see and exam
inc their stock for themselves, aS they consider
IL pleasure To show their goods, whether per-
sons wish 10 purchase or not.
SoSNABORN < co.
Bedford, April 20, 1865.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15

P2o1aEss OF TaE AGE.--A schoolboy,
about ten years Of age, approaches The
master with j. bold front and self-coafdent
air, AMI the following dialogue ensued:
Boy--Nay be dismissed, sirl
= Mr. Birch, serovling- What reason have
you for making the request, Thomas?
Boy I want to take my woman out
sleicting, sir.
Mr. Birch-Take vour set
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15
Call at RIynaire's.

7l7E L. subscriber has Just received from the
L Eastern cities the best assortment of Brass
Copper, and Tin Ware ever offered ia this place.
tawhich he invites the attention Of the public
He has great many Improved cooking utensils,
that cannot fail to please every housekeeper who
uses them. The Ladies especially are invited to
cali and examine the articles. Among them are
8RAss and BELL METAL Kettles of all sizes,
Water Coolers, Ghafing Dishes, Saucepans, lux
Boilers NURSE LAsrs, an excellent article for
the sick roo.a. Cake Moulds, Spice Boxes. Tea
Cannisters, Brass and Iron Ladies', Patent
Lamps, CandlesticllS. Glass Lamps, Match Rox-
es, Spittoons, &C., &c.
English and French Tin, Iron and Brass Ware
in great variety.
Japanned Tin Toys, and a great variety Of
Fancy articles.
Chain and Force Pumps, and in short every
article in my line.
Don't forget to callat the Tin Ware Depot in
? lit ST.
flag; IL, 1854.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15
BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.

GTATEMENT Of the Receipts and Expeu-
- diturcs OF the Chanibersburg and BEDFORD
Turnpike Read Company, for the year ending
inaary 10Th, 1876.
To current expenses inclGGing re-
building Of Bridge on the Iuniata,
at Bs ford, st.9S4 II
Pail for 300 shares Of Stock and
uapaid Dividends thereon 1850 90
Dtsidsnds p ID during the year, 1033 so
Bilancs IA Treasury, 1899 Sc
Slo.7u7 II
BY balance at settlement,
Jan'y 1855, S2.24S SIS
Amount OF tolls receiN ed, 5.2l7 90
Amount reed from j.
Colhoua's Estate, S2fl 43
slo.7U7 II
feo- $, l535 Treasurer.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15
IMPORTANT N0TICE-

. Lii persons having unsettled accounts with
the late firm of Rupp q OSter, are respectfully
and most earnestly requested to cali and settle
up without delay.
Oct. 26 IS55-1m
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15
TO YUTLDERs.

r, the subscriber IS fully prepared to furnish and
l quaatity or quality ofBuilfng Lumber any
plasteriag faiths 0rsiers directed TO ST. Clairs-
viii, Bedford Comfy, wfibc promptly attended
to, iiy giving reasonable notice.
~ r. D. gEEGLE
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15
New JeWelry.

THE subscriber has opened out new and
L splendid assortment of all kinds of the
most fashionable Jewslry consisting in part Of
Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Rings, &e. &c.
Gail and see his stock.
del4 DANIEL BORDER.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15
Administrator,s notice.

4 ETTERS Of Administration having heen
H granted TO the snbscribar. living in Tarri-
sou Township, on tie Estate Of John Kegg.
late II Janiata Township, deed; all persoIs
knowing themselves indebted TO said Estste
are nere;,r notified to nuke payment immedi
itely, aud those having claims against the same
will pres eht their accounts properly autheHti-
Gated for settlement.
FREDERICK TURNER,
administrator.
Jan. Il, 1861
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lakery and Gonfeeiionarr,

{ HEsu H,Esu uoseribar, Thankful! Tor the patronage
- = peIs'oiofe exttnded him by lib.lal Is,lb-
luly intOrin them that he has received arl
opened ne" ana ehoice lot OF Carfect;ons
9ia"hs ~hlen are candies. nuts, fruits. Sc.
ne aiso keeps Gr"ceries such as Sugar. Coi.eel
ifa. Aolasses, Cheese, Candies. Sc. Also ii
descriptions OF Cakes. aud viii serve Nsdd;re
ana oiier parties, en- short notice. viii colI,e
: .,l,s, ne has elened up and geftted lis GIsTIP
80 !! n asaperior style. where lie v b al
ways ne resdy 10 serve his friends an6 ~
lie with the freshest and choicest ovste,s 49,
car le procured. >--t
re stand is opposite Tie Odd -r41loy,s
bqnalnS, where he feels cenGde,,, ;I.,+ flrs,
Nao s;Ee him eal i'll rot 80 svsy ssf.s,
PORTED. FcI,N y1F1[,s
Nov. g, 1855.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15

UEy UUuIS dia dizzy ptvlS,
in the W est end Of the Building formerly in the
occupancy Of Dr.. John IL. Uofius, deed, .nd
now occupied by Dr.. 3 +. Harry.
He sells silk pocket handkerchieis at from L. !
cents up TO 81; uudersleeves from 10 cents ~
81 80; silk mits from 20 75 cts: cotton hose
frcm 6. up to 81 cents; good blr'e calico for
t. cents per yard; cellars from 5 cents up TO
SS; linen pocket handkerchief frnn, 6, cents 10
S2.5n; bonnet ribbons from & to 81 cents:
chealiSettcs from 81 cents TO 81 .25; bonaets
from 25 cts upi biuomers fran 6o5 cents up;
and ladies and GeRtiegaens' Wear
of every description, usually fonnd in Dry
Goods and FaGey Stores; also table iincns at
all prices: boots and shoes; carpets; general
assortment of QHeensyyare and Gro-
cerfes; and great many small articles oas
hau}red per ced. lorfr than can be procured
elsewhere in this place.
He respectfully requests all 10 call nd ex-
anime his stock and Judge for Themselves.
ELIAS FISHER.
April 6, 1855.
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Great arrival
FILL IND WINTER GOODS

FILL IND WINTER GOODS.
Exchange Building Store.
THE subscribers respectfully inform their
L friends customers, and the public general
y, that they have just received the largest as
sorsmcnt Of
Fall and Winter Goods
they have yet olfsred topurchasers. ourstock
is iil part as follows
Blue, Black, Brown, and Invisible Green
French and Anegicln ClsslmereS. various col
ours; ~. jeans, Wool Tweed, kcrseys. LAM
ntls, Co4tings, Beaver Cloth, Blankets; Cofds,
Yevets, Driings, Ribbons, Laccs, Gloves,
Hosiery, Shawls, &c. &C.
4a0 pieces Fail Style Cdlicoes, all prices.
l25 Plain AMI Fig d D. Lains aud Per
sian Cloths,
$50 !" Heavy and Medium Brown Mus
IS :. super Bleached shirting Muslin,
81 Thi5et Cloths aud Ai2&ceas, ali
coiors.
IS Clssaetts, Al colors and prices.
25 All Wool, 4 lg, List, ana STAR Car
pets,
Is " Floor Oil Cloths, A, 5-I, 6-4,
and 81 wide.
Men and Boys Wool, Fur, and Beaver Slouch
Hats, Morocco Lin. n Navy Caps. also Cioth
andPlush do, Boots ~ Shoes. for men ana
boys, B3otees, Double Sole Morocco and Md
Shoes for ladies', also, an immense supply oi
Boots and Shoes for misses add children.
Groceries, Qucensware, Hardware, Brooms,
Buckets, Tubs, &c.
Fish Oil. Sperm Oil, Lard Oil, Linseed do
Bar Iron. Nail, Rod, &c.
Our assortment includes every article usually
found in stores, and to prove we as selling
:'cteoPer thca The cheapest all we ask IS call
No trouble TO show goods
It viii not cost you ANYTHING to come and
look ar the bargains we will offer.
Bg-Conntry Produce received for goods al
cosE liiees.
Oct. L, 1855.
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iLLLGNLNi NaLE AND ELMALE
SEMINARY.

THE second session Of this institution will
L commence on Monday January 2lst, 1866.
The session Will be divided into Two qlart,is
Of IL weeks each without a vacation.
Rates OF tuition as follows viz;
Common English per quarter SO .0o
10 which viii be added for
Each higher branch 75
Each Ancient language ,2F
The entire amount 81 the above not 20
Exceed SIX dollars
EXTRAS
Drawing and Painting OF the different varictie.
from So to s .0C
Lesson on Piaro, lGG
Focei music lessons per week Ia
IaGiaeuJals, 81
Boarding can be securod on reasonabl" terms
b orisro OF THE TRUSTEES
4 aus9urg, nac. Z, 1855.
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Attention Cadets i!
IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS.


IVo0DWARD'S Improved Smutaai Screen
W ing Machines, Mill Bushes Boiling Cloths
and Bran Busters, of the most improved plan;
a.'h Screws, Corn and Cob Grinders, Patent
Bridges for NH Spindles, Portable Mills,
warranted to grind ten bushels per hour, Mill
irons and Mill Burrs made to order. Also
otoyefs Patent Corr Kiln and Grain Dryer
a Vd'haths inreaton. The above articles are
kept constantly on hand, and can be obtained
~ ahy tine, from S. d. BROAD.
~ oeaels5usg, Bedford County, VINO is also
as'as for Bs.lforl. Somerset, and adjoining
c0aatss
1.A wrisht wors dane at the shortest notice,
Aha on the most ressonabe terms.
February l5, 1856.
Mcc0RMICK'S Reaper and Mower for sale
uL nY S. ID. BROAD
@Schellsaurs, Pa, agent for Blair and Bed ford
'0uniies. February Is, 1855.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15
heW Fall aaa Winter Gaoas.

'f'hh Undersigned begs ieaye to inform his
4 friends aud the pbblic talt he has ;nst re-
e+iFed ifpaa tue elstern cities, and is now ex.
hiOl.hg Al CHEAP SIDE, It general assost.
meat Of new styi. falt ard
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15
MIlIEEl i,lllS
ompriSiug a great variety OF LADIES,
DRESS GOOnS.

i+ '44's4tS +" stSas variety OF IADIES'
DRESS GOODS,
Of tie latest Styles such in pal, as Blact and
Fancy oAks. Aerihoes, Gasi.ners. c, hue ans
Il.ibst Cloths, Alpaecas, NoEsselin Dag ;nas
houssclihe De beges, Fancy Prints. ,r,,, g.
up, Muslin, bleached aid ui.bieached ,,o,n si,
Up, ali widths, Tibet and Bay Stste Sh.aIl ~
Blue, i ack, Brown and Olive French Clo,bs
SuP'f Black and Fancy Cassimeres. Twe'ds'
sassinetts; Jeans, Vesrings, Merino Slirx and
Drawers RATS and Caps, Booi, and Shoes IN
great FaEleiE, &C.; sc.
GROCERIES,.
sup'r Golden Syras and H. O. Mefa.ses. ses,
hio and Java Coffee, y. o. clarified. c;,-sl Cd
ard Eranulaisd Sugars, Spires. Tesz Cleo.
late, Extract Of Coffee, Rice, TofSceo p,ne.
AND ot.s together with every oil sr arfc,c adsit-
"a to the wa5ss 81 the people. all o. WITCH he
IS determined 10 sell CHEAP Fer CASH. or
approved produce.
lie respectfully invites all IN search IF lar-
gainS 10 gre bin call before prrcha.irr-
lhahkfnl for past favors, Ee ho pes ~ ,air Il.
rg aid desire to plesso 10 eontjI re ~ n,,r;,i
age. i"'i'i'-
Oct. 2,lS55.
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Cheap Side.
Nov. 80
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15

Exchange BIIIdlng Stofe.
THE subscribers respectfully inform their
L friends, customers, and tte public general
", that they have just received the largest as
sorsta.nt Of
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15

Bedford, April s, 1855. n
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-30
GtaOt Baltimore.

5ener of9war3e" Menfden>
i 4 nbler! Gud Der american" bria9t nun
4rtifel iiber ben i6marsen &erl, Der
letne eisnen S0bne 5n $4,000 1000 bus Stid)
uertaufte uuo tldrt ult8 3usleia t6er bic redtz
lide 9fatur pteleS 8erfauF8 auf. 6enrn Green,
oeun 10 beiBt Der Sdurte, Bate 3lpar feline @be=
fran nit barter Ir6eit BON ibreul Oallali9en Gis
9entbiimer 9efauft, aber berlel6e bate ibr uie
etaen 6reilafun9Si6et1 5%useltellt uno 10 mar iie
ieite Sclapit ulo Die BON i6r S~ebcrnen Sinocr
ietn gi9entbum 9elpcrc@n ulD bieIeS Ieta @iseu-
tbum Bate ct ~rerfunft. Serbdlt li4 bic Saae
10, IL bat bet Sclapenbauoler eben Elm 9uteS
ba5 @iSentbum be8 9enrp Green 81 taus
fen, tpie pieler, Der 5claoenbalter Senrp Green,
OaS 0fedt BAT, oa8 leinige 5t perfaufen uno mir
Den 2drlr niAt, ben rie i3eitunsen
idla9en. Dab Observation-Disclosures Die
= ibren SclaSinnen erSellgten Ginoer perfau+
y cine Sade Of Oailp occurrence fem.
fenne man ul8 ntdt, audi mir bali
~ fir Gin moralil9eS l1aset
eer 8eldidte All ben
neg 6 tt: 9br Seud=
in Gure8
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u rnerieamifcbe Nacbrtcbtem

9 0 # II, 27. Otai. 49, Die gtcp.GnsGanb,
Gnli9rantens Salf89eleal9aft btelt beute 9sud=
mitta9 oabter ibre Sabresperiammluu9. Sn
Dem prn Direftoriun porsetegten8 eridte miro
auf bic 3erlt0rul8 BON 2awreace unb Die Sc
Ifabr be8 49erten BpmercD Se3us senOmulen.
Die seiaaimte Sabreseipuabne betru9 nidt
ntebr ais $67,184. Die @eIeli6aft bat5asef
miiblea in peridierenen Ibei(eA Req EerritOri.
unlS. Sim ieei9en 6rabia9r liuo erl 400
800 IlSmanDerer aus oen9teuz@ n9lanptuaten
nab Saalas absesan8en; BON ObiO unb once.
rem 5lpeltlt1en Staatelt etma8 mebr. Die 3a9l
OerleuiSen au8W1nperer, Die in nieieln Sabre
aus iiplta en- uqo meltltden 5taaten mad
aal1aS sesansen liuo, iiberltetgt Die after
4l8lr1loerer aus Zen 0teneu9lanoltauten, se
@S lpurpe te ldlrlien, gang rnatbGnsis BON
Der Gni9rantens 6iilf S9eicQIdaftSz Sersine CUR
llrterlttisur9 per 8iir9er Don 2uwrence gu biz
ben, unO Dem S0n0reRS G !ti!Ai P2iEqGna flir Oas
III Saprepce t"~'"
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Gunner nmO 8ntfer.

9ddt Die teultd rpli lnS tatget9eilte Ste(le,
ipuperu cine ancere, aus Der am 5nciteu Sua
Ger 0eb1tte 0ebaltere J1ebe Summers lit e8,
melde oieiem Strflbld9e ppn 8rppf8 unp nom
bieiaen Correspondent" na8 8rdoicat zines
@ofpIp'8 nit hem Wuno" an9etrasen Bat
0ieie Ste0e lautet vWtt8 epauern femme iJ
auT bet Senatrr BON Sipcarpliua (0utler) AZ
rid, Der, a~Gise9enmartig in bieler Oebatte, pen
3crn aterflcB Bel Gem bleBen @ebanfen BEIRUT
lafiunq BON &anIo8 alS 6reiltaat, unp in un5lt
lunlmenbanoencen Bbraien b%enIelben bolo ii6er
zen 9leprdientanten, tato ii6er Du8 Yplf iene8
3erriterium8 aus d)iittete. @8 CAB feinelleber-
f~rei6uuQ per alten parldnlentarilhcu Debate, Die
er nidt wieoerbclte, feline 4bneiduns prn Der
28abrbeit, Die er nidt be9ing - NIT lcpiel 2ei=
beaidaft, caB i'd r 0 b Bin, i'm pen bent
8erOadt freiipreden gu @fonnen, at8 babe er Iid
abitdtlt4 8eirrt
ST, per, ME CT ms mnfintist, IRON ei1em
Gtaate" f6mnlt, man bSre, Sin! Ron Siic~
Carolina, ipenott lif nit Ieiuer atlerbG6Iten
@e%ringiddbun9 prn Der nenen ltaatliden @e-
meini6aft, Die er lel6lt niat einula[ at8 einen
politilden RGrper auerfennen wia 9A bite
Sie, lp18 6erebtiet i'm 81 pteienl e8oiltid bpAs
{abrenoen Gone ? Sat Der Ser Die @eIfiAte
pes StaateS" 8eteien, pelden er reprdientrt ?
@r fam bod wabrlid nIdt leinen ldrndbtlaen,
Dur6 Sclaperei perountinten @9araftsr rer9eI@
len 6a6en, peu er mdbrenO per 0tepDluticn funO
ga6, UNI Der ieitpem ieiner nod l6mdblideren
dnnaBuHg ron 5ctauerei=Briuilesien fclste.
gr fain nif,t fem utAt8wirpigeS 8ebarren
feim Sc(nea6anoel, al8 ieiuern 4u9apfel, ulp
Ger 8%eomgung ieine8 0eitritt8 5ur Union per-
oe1elt 6aben. st faun ieiue Contribution ni4t
p~er9eIeu ba6en, bic nur republit1nild pem 9ea>
men mad, al(e Wladt in ben SInpen Weni9er
A'.4 Let Ssa 01akfroG4 fnr, einefn np<
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piIsn Qjrtnp6clie ano Se6n @ctopen ab9ansi.

%>pifen Grtnp6cltb ano 5e6n Sc(open ab9an9i.
mQht.
llnO oni9att id 58sernO 5nridsn5ieben unt
Iiei1e 8l6Be gu perberOeu, ftlr6t Der Selotcr,
Ioer oieier Staaf t6eilpeiIe Die 8erra6yun9
ieine8 0tten Nlmen8 anpertr1ute, iii birnrerz
Iriidter @rtaie berppr, Tim pteielbe blrrh clnen
I8er8leid nit Sanla8 prei85n9eben. SuOz@a=
Irplina lit aft, Ganla8 jung. SHb~Garolina'8
I@eidiAte 5ablt na4 914rhuaperten, bic Srn
I3auia8 n1f S16ren.' Nter III ettem 109e fam
elm iesen8reide5 8eiipiel 9e6pren lperoert, lno
id mage 5u ia9en, paB ben 5pej SAP bnnoerten
.Oe8 G(teren Staate8 bereit5 Die }pet RrGfln98>
i1Gre Der ~iiiu9eren 0emetnpe ent9e9engebaltcn
.meroen fGnnen. Sn bem eineu tint pu8 We6=
Der Sc(areret, III Der anpern ld)aQen
I6pnlnen Der 6reibeit.
Sn Der Debate ii6cr bo8 Nttentat 6emertte
Senator N8i(icn II. 81: SIS mag lein, poB
mein 6reuuo Gunner in ietuen NuSia9en &c.
9eirrt bat, aber 9epiB lit, r1B er in peryomlner
ee5 Senats III iei9er uub trutalergBelle nieberz
.9eld(19en mmre", norouf lid Senator 8utler
init ZEN Wcrten erbcb:
sic limb Elm QIsner!
lpuroe 5ur SrpnuuS 9erufen u1o repc'
eirte Ben Iu8rruf, aber pelu1pd piirien mir
Mer bat ME Elm 9folprp SeIprpden,
48utler pcer Gunner =
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Ssle0rapbifHe Nnbrieb!cn.
Btrtattt III Ben q Ito. u d sr." 8

@ofbinston, 20. Mat.-@eucral Sane
ron Sre9cn tradte Setator Wi(lcn bette cine
Seran9torpernng BON gropfS. 8illcn ertri=
oerte, mas er ii6er ben an9$as%SSaf Gunner Sc
ia9t, lei nad ieitehi beteg& " aanO @emilcn
ppIlitanbi9 wabr; er ieIessGN n, merpe
lia a6er i'm Sellat oerE ~ b~eoienei,
Die ibrn at9emelen eN "A"~f angez
sriffen, ii6 .a"@e6b 9 bat
osatt i'm Gourierv<
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@on Qnlerita a0snaedenoe 9pftn

80 Gun NEHItEIW HU0HYtVVHUIF UFtN.
Ganabu, BON Brltcn nad 2lcerpcDl, A. Sultt
Baltic, ppi NewzYOrf nud 2iperpopl z. SUM
afrtea, pDn Stem prf nad1 Qiuerprol1 II. Stunt
Wa1biustoi, Dol, Nem.O. na9 8remen14Sunt
Riagaru, bon gpiton nad 9iperpcpl is. Stunt
@riclion, ppn &C. 9rrf mad 9iperppol 81. 9unt
0rabia, BON Seem Dprf ilad 2iperpool25. Sun,
perlia, BON 8pfpn nad) 2iperpppl1 .. Suit
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BON europa abgesatgtne 8pitru :

Won europa at9egattgtne Ypiten /:
Walbin9tcn, BON ScutbouIptcu nad Netp=Yrrt
Sc ssa,g 21. Ot1i.
Nia9ura, BON 9irerpcrf mad 8pfrn "a. Otui
Griciicn, BON 9ipsrpcrl mad Seem 3. %. Wfai.
Grabid, BON 2iperpOpl rad Nems Yprf 81. @9ut
Ira9c, ppn Sapre nad News0ort, A. SUM
Ieria, pOn 2iperprpl nad 8pltpn z. Suui
Gtlantic, prlt 9iperpppl nady Rep=9prt11. SUM-
alia, BON 2tperpcpl nad 9eeip=gorf IA. SUM
Serrnaanlr, nrn Southampton na4 9aO18.Suni
CANADA, ppn 2iperpppl ndd 8Oitpn 21 SUM
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., oieie frteOliebenOen Splitter ! Sic Iino
Set or i9rer 6rieoferti8fett Der 6reiBeit pcr8ole
fer bon ieber 8efdbrliAer 9elpeieu, ais ale Nriz
i%tofrateH, TpraHnen, 2anresperrdtber mo De.
ma8o8en 3uiammengeIlommen, uuo penn Die
6reibeit in ltmerifa gu @jrunre 9ebt. mir .rers
ben e8 pem Sang nnO @lei6nuth, Der Snoif=
feren5 ber @emiithlidfeit unO rem @gri8ntu8
ber GpieBcr in 9tprp uup SHo rrruebmli6 III
panfen habel.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07
From the Rutland Herald.
United States Circuit Com,

The United States Circuit C,n.,
commenced It's October Term Lo
on Thursday, the Sd inst. Judso
Nelson and Judge Prentiss ON ,6o
bench.
The first case for trial was CarIJ.
". Saunders This was an ac,,,o ~.
uespass on the case for inrrinpcms,,
Of patent, obtnlned by the plninug
IN lel7 far an improved horseraLc
Plea. General issue.
For ,he pli, Mr.. PECK aud Nj,
Barrett.
For the def, Mr.. Wcshburn and
Mr.. Hodges.
This case was an interesting ono
10 farmers and mechanics. The do.
PENDANT, the inventor Of the horse.
rake, which has been introduced into
this county, took out his patent IN
1852. The plaintiff claimed tina,
The defendant had infrnged upon hi,
patent, 10y adopting his principle of
raising the rake head 10y means of a
weight and the application of lever.
age. The defendant commended that
there IS an essential disuctlon IN
principle between the application Of
a fixed, uniform weight, and Of an
adjustable force, VARYING Ia amount
according 10 necessity, aud at the
will OF the operator. A foil discu,
sion of the principles Of mechanics
and the testimony Of experts resulted
IN a verdict for the defendant. 40
pealed.
The Rutland and Burlington R
X. Co. v. Crocker This was an
action Of Assumpsil To- recover assess.
menls declared by tie Directors on
capital stock Argued by Mes.r.
Phelps and Lincoln, TOR The plaintiffs.
and Messrs. Hoar AID Bennett Tor
the defendant The case was ap-
pealed by the defendant from the
last term of the Court. The decls.
ION OF the Court is not yet gwen.
United States y ThralL This
was an action Of dcbt ou the Statute.
Tor mailing Two letters no Rutland.
ranked with stamps, which had been
previously used. Plea General IS
sue.
Verdict against the defendant for
the penalty $50 for each offence,
and costs.
No other cases were Tried, and on
Tuesday the Court adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07
Aid for Kansas

Mr' II. c. ADBorr, formerly Of this ,l.
and recently returned from Kansas. who
spent the last few weeks in this Conn. "''
very successful labor for the sufTorip, y n ''
State people in that Territory, has de,a,.,
his departure for Kansas ONE wrsv nv
Gutter and the Massachusetts party bo,,a
thus deferred their departure and will sn,3
thst time in towns north of us. w.
mend him to the confidence of those w.,
have hearts to feel and hands to do g.. :, 'o
noble object "''
Montpelier, Nov, 1, 1856.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

Chicago, Nor. /. The Free State prs-
oners Of Lecomplon have published an adj
dress 10 the American people, in which they
state they are confined in a small loalhsome
prison, with two cannon IN front Of it, under
guard Of militia recently enlisted, aud that
they are unable to procure medical assis-
lance or sufficient food and clothing.
Mr.. Bowles, a Free State man from St
Charles, Missouri, has died since his arrest
and is feared that several others can survive
but few days, unless relieved. The ad-
drees was signed by eighty.one of the pris
oners, formerly belonging to Rhode Island,
Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania
ONO, Illinois, Wisconsin and Town.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

Hoiio'oays Ointment and Pdis.-Exlraof- J.
binary Cure of Bad Breust.-The wife oil
Mr.. Arthur Burn, of New Orleans, LoulSa-
ma, was, after the birth of their last child a
constant sufferer with bad breast, there were
several holes in it, aud despite ofthe various
remedies tried, her husband could not get
anything to cause il to heal. After every
other remedy had failed to benefit the sullei'
or, she had recourse to Holloway's oln''
ment and Pills, which as a matter OF course
quickly caused an Improvement ~ the aP'
Pearance of the affected parts, and by per.
severance with these fine remedies for .l ie"
weeks, she was completely cured lnII
wonderful Ointment will also readily cure al
diseases of the skin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

Washington, Oct. 30.-The Secretary of
The Interior to-day reversed the ruling of
Judge Minot, late Commissioner of Pensions,
making a discrimination between the volun
tecr aud regular service. The Secretary
decides that the soldiers in either kind of
service are equally entitled to bounty land
This decision will remove the suspension
from great number of claims for bounty
land, now pending in the office, under the
act of 1855.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07
Later from Kansas,

ST. Louis, .Nop. ]. letter to the Re-
publican, dated Westporl, Oct. % states
that Gov. Geary had arrested several Of the
ringleaders Of the marauding parties in the
vicinity of Ossawatlomie. The Grand Jury
had found true bills against over ninety per-
sons, for murder in the first degree.
The Kansas Legislature is to meet at Lee
compton on the second Monday in January.