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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

BY virtue OF order Of the Orphans Court Of Bed
ford county, tie Subscriber wifi sell poblic sale,
on The premises, in Cumberland valley Township,
im said county,
Thursday, TIE 24tt dav Of December 1897,
the following Described real estate, 4te the proper
ty of Campbell I-ntrjckson. deed. q
Tract A. being he Mansion place, containing 10
ACRES, with about 40 acres cleared, having there
on
GRLST .HILL .4.AD FCLLLAT MILL,
Two story log house and log barn. This Is very
valuable mi property, we'll worthy The attention OF
purchasers.
Tract B. adjoining the above, containing lji a
cre~, about % acres cleared; having thereon
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE asuf n LOG BARN.
ferms-One third IL hand the confirmation Of
sale on Monday OF February Court next; the bal
ance one thlrd 10 remain in the land for the of
The widow ard the remainder in TWO equal annual
payments wIlhout;nteTest thereafter 10 be secured
by judgment bonds.
HENRY !. BRUNER,
Admir- Of Campbell Heudrick>on, dec.
Nov. 20, 1887.
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!lE A R R led:

:, On the 18th inst, by The Rev F. Be nedict,
MT, Jonn ZimmerS 10 Miss Eliza ]. Shalfer,
both of Bedford township.
On the same day at the Lutheran parsonage,
oy the same, Mr.. Charles ImIer to Miss Mar
ea'e' Eastman, both OF Bedford township.
ga "a the morning of the 23d inst, by Rev. Mr..
AZ; nSf;;o"swood, Mr.. Thos. R. Vickroy, of York, to
MISS Elite, daughter Of Wm. Stahl OF this place.
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THE LAST NOTICE.

am in earnest in saying that want TO settle
with all the old friends and patrons the "Bed-
tord Gqzeffe: in o1rn as we'll as in the country.
MANY have manfulIv responded to my former
,,ot;ce and I have faith to believe tha, aH will
in short time. As money IS scarce, will
give any reasonable Indulgence 10 those who
desire ii, provided they settle at once; will
attend in person at the office OF Henry Nlcodr-
mus. ESQ, for short time yet, proba6iy until
the lst of January, after which ] wiilFlace all
unsettled accounts in the hands OF E<quite Nico-
dpnus far collection, wifhom respect 10 persons
and mran JUS, what say.
GEO w BOWMAN.
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NOTICE

Devries, Stevens < Thomas ! In the Common Pleas
of Bedford CO.. Vend.
Thomas ". Horton. exp. No. 7, Nov. I.
1887 Nov TO- 1871. motion of j. Cessna, Esq.
lohn P. Reed, appointed auditor TO report distrbu-
tion Of the money in he hands of the Sheriff.
BY vrrue OF The above appointment the under
signed will attend 10 the performance of his duties,
at al. Office in tie borough OF Bedford, on Monday,
tae lth day of Deeember 1857, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. when aud here all parties Interested can al
tend if they see proper.
JOHN P. REED,
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New Goods
GREAT EXCITEMENT

AT SHOEMAKERS COLONADE STORE.
THE undersigned having just returned from the cas-
tern cities. are opening a splendid assortment
Of Fall aud Winter goods consisting in part Ladies
Dress goods, Black and Fancy Silks, Merinoes De-
lanes, Cashmeres, Alpaccas, Shawls, Calicoes,
Wooilcn Hoods X Talmas for Ladies and children
Red and White FIannelS, Hosiery, &C. (ientlemen
and Boys wear Cloths, Bl'k. and Fancy Casimeres,
Jeans, TweedS, Satinetts Muslins, &c.
BOOTS g. SHCES,
Gents and Boys Boots and Shoes, Ladies' and Misses
Shoes and Caters OF all sizes and descriptions.
general assortment Of Gents x Boys Hats and Caps
Flour Oh Cloths, Syrup Moas>es, White 4 Brown
Sugar, Green and Black fea, Groceries OF all kinds
Buckets, Tubs, Baskets, Queenswars, Hardware
and all articles nsnaliy kept in country Stores
Thankful for past favors thev hope that by fair deal
ings, aud desire 10 please, to receive liberal share
OF public patronage.
All kinds OF Produce taken IN Exchange for Goods
J. 4 J. M. SHOEMAKER.
Oct. i6, 1857.
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STRAY CATTLE.

CAME to the premises of The Subscriber. living in
NaprF township, about the fir.r of September last,
> hrii"rs; two years DID, aud yeaTling red with
some white upon them, red and white spotted
newly. The largest red has slit in the lett ear,
He o5aer red one has both cut off, the yrarlug
aisS laS sin IN the left ear, Other marks recol-
l"cted. The IS requested 10 come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
JACOB a. SLEEK.
Nov. l., 1857.
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BLYMlRE AND HARTLEY.

The undersigned respectfully invite attention to
their new and elegant stock Of Bail1zrs and Me
chancs Hardware and Labor saving Machinery and
House furnishing goods. Their STOCK Is largely Sc
lected with great care, and embraces every thing
usually Kept in similar establishments. Ther stock
Is composed in part OF the following, VIZ:
Cutlery OF all descriptions.
Carpenters tools.
Cabinet makers tools and findings,
Wooden and willow ware,
Ropes Of several sizes,
Chaius ia assortment,
ShoveIs. scoops, forks and SPADES
Flies and RasPs in Variety,
Locks Of all descriptions,
And Builders Hardware in general
Farmers, Hand and Sleigh Bells,
Skates for all the boys,
Iron and Steel of all Sizr<,
Brass, Copper and Iran wire,
Churus in Variety.
Coffee and Spice Mills, (Warranted)
Fox, Rat, aud Nice traps,
Spade, Shovel, fork aud axe handles,
Brushes in Variety.
Nail, Glass and Putty,
Paints and OILS,
Fluid, Pine oil and Turpenrine,
Sausage Meat cutters, unsurpassed,
Sausage Suffers.
Apple ParrrS,
Double and Singh Bit axes,
Knife cleaners, an excellent article,
britannia ware,
Copper, brass, porceIained and tin lined Kettles.
Patent and common Sad Irons,
SnoemakeTs tools aud findings,
Screen wire,
Cham Pump,
Farmers Bags,
Corn Shelters.
Corn Fodder Cutters and crusher~,
Corn mills,
Glass and common Lanterns,
Oh for Harness and Machinery.
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WM. STATES.
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between Hen
ry 5. King and James Madara, under the name aud
firm OF Madara, King Il Co., doing business at Le-
mons Iron Works, in Hopewell township, Bedford
county, is dissolved by mutual consent.
HENRY 5. KING,
Nov . 1857. JAMES MADARA
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Department, in which they manufacture underline
immediate supervision of Mr. Blymire their exceil-
ert assortment OF TN ware. We offer great induce
ments 10 country merchants by way OF a large dis
count, very large stock, and excellent work their
assortment Of stock embraces probably 30 different
patterns OF Cook and Heating Stoves selected from
the choicest patterns of the best Foundres in Pha-
dtlpnia Baltimore FORK ano Pittsburgh, We ask e>pe-
ciai attention, TO this part OF our stock by all wanting
good warranted stoves.
We have on hand few old fashioned stoves at
reduced prices.
Berlin Stores, $40 90 all sound.
Hathaway $1,000 TO 81 90
Thankful 10 all who have patronized US with Job
work, we would inform them that we stiIl attend
with care and despatch TO out door work, spouting
and sheeting done at the lowest prices according
quality of the work. We keep constantly on hand
the celebrated Victoria stove Backing, which is
cheaper and superior any thing else ever used for
this purpose. Russia and American stove Pipe and
Fire boards constantly hand and made 10 order
Whole Sale retail. la short every thing in the
timing, stove and copper smith line Please give
a call and examine for yourselves.
Oct 18th. BLYMIRE x HARTLEY.
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This ,ceek we put our paper to press on
"Wednesday afternoon, instead of Thursday,
which is our usual time, in order that all the
hands Connected with the office may have an
opportunity of observing thanksgiving day.
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The business of manufacturing iron at lemons
Iron Works, will be continued by the undersigned,
who has purchased all the interest of his late partner
James Madary, in the Books property and effects
belonging TO the late firm of Madara, King x Co.
Nov. 20. 1857. HENRY S. KING.
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JOHN P. REED,

J. VI. LlNSEY's GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!
Which is purely regetabie Preparation, for The pu-
rifying OF blood, giving vigor TO the Liver, stomach
and bowels, and exPeling frorr the system all NOR
bid matter and substituting in its stead a healhful
activity through all the functions of life
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INFORMATION WANTED

A young man named Nathaniel Hart Evans former
iy resident OF Fulton County, near McConnells-
burg, was found missing on the 18th December last
and has not been heard OF since. To any person
giving information OF him the most sincere thanks
Will be returned. Direct 10 Rays Hill Post Office,
Bedford County, Pa.
EVAN EVANS.
Oct30 ~
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Public auction.

THE subscribers wishing to dispose OF their en-
tire stock Of Merchandise, will offer at PEB-
lie .HGCTIO.N at their store in
BLOODY RUN, WEST PROVIDENCE TP.,
on Tuesdny 22d day Of December next
Theif Stock consists OF ClotnS, Ca>im1rps,
Sdtinetts, Fn-eGs, James, Satin and Sllk Vest
ings, with general assortment OF WOODEN and
Domestic goods, such as red and White FIaa-
nels, Ginghams,
LADIES DRESS GOODS
in great variety, consisting III part OF p'aln and
printed French Merinoes. all Wool Drlaines,
AIpaccas, Silks, dottrd PLAIN aud figured Swiss
fine Cambric Jackonrts, Silk Lace and Frln&es,
about eighty ptcrs oi excelrnt Calico, Rcd
Alohair Silk and Cotton Gloves. Men and 80
mems Wool and Cotton hose plain and Fancy
WINTER sHAWLS,
Ladies Bonnets, Men and Boys Hats and Caps,
Cotton Wasp and Carprt chain, BOOTS <
SHOES, consisting of Men aud Boys wear, La
dies, Misses and Childrrns' Shoes.
GROCERIES,, such as Coffee, Sugar, Moassrs,
SyruPs, Tea, Chocolate, Spices, Tobacco, OILS,
Drugs, Paints, Dye-StutiS, Glass, Patty, &c,
HARDWARE, such as Lon, Nails, Cast Sheers
and Blister Steel, Carpenters tools, Cabinet
makers Trimmings. Door Locks, Butt Hinges.
Cutlery Sc, QUEENSWA ARE, Crockrry
ware, Cedar ware, consisting oil Buckets, Tubs,
Churns, &c, a lot OF SadlrS, Brides, Collars
and HaItrrs, one Spring Wagon, two GOLD
LEVER WATCHES, four FIRST rate Rife guns,
a large lot of Lumber, such as Shinglrs, Boards
and Locust Posts, together with general as
sortmrnt of goods usually found in and about a
first class country store. The attention of whole
sale bnyrrs Is solicited as the above stock Is
large, new. and Well srleced.
The subscriber, will also offer 90 the day "a
bove mentioned the following valuable town
property, VIZ: a large lwo-sinry frame STCRE
and W ARE HOUSE, being 3S by 24 feet long.
The above is the best stand for store in the
county and has always commaded large husi-
ness Also, lot OF gronnd with two story
BRICK DWELLING HOJ Sc, with good sta
bic and other out buildings thereon, with fine
lot of fruit trees. The House is 81 by 20 feet
in size aud finished complete. Also, lot
of ground in the west end of Bloody Run, being
| 90 iret front on main street and l65 Ie-t back.
Sale TO commence atten O'Clock on said dav
and TO be continued every day and evening un-
iii the whole is sold.
Nov. 81, 1887. VIM. STATES.
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Nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.
E4ElSFE'a

ONE hox Of medicines brought from Holidays
burg to A. Frrguson's Shoe Store IN mistake.
The owner viii please come forward aad prove
property, pay charges and take it away.
Bedford. Noy. 27, 1857
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FOR SALE.

THE subcribpr viii sell at private sale his Real
k-A Estate in 81. CIarsville, Bedford coun-
GSs9 lila ", Pa. being three lois with good
E54s5sE dwelling house, wagou-maker shop,
azs<SkS.S blacksmith shop and stable thereon e.
rrcfed-this is a desirable property for wagon-ma-
ker. Any person wishing TO purchase will please
call on the subscriber residing on the property
Terms easy. JOHN WETZEL.
Nov. 6, ls51-2ta
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
REAIIfESF

BY virtue of order Of the Orphans Court of
Bedford county the subscriber VIII sell at pphEic
due oucry the premises, on
Saturday the 1914 dag Of December, 1891,
the Real Estate Of Andrew earn. deceased cou'ain-
ing lj5 acres, l20 pprcbes aud allowance sjfna1rd
Bedford township, adjoining lands OF John Schneh
ly, Daniel lmIer, Michael Fetter, aud Michael HoI-
derbaum-about 100 acres Of The land is reared;
having thereon erected
A STORY AND A HALF LOG HOUSE. A LOG
BARN AND SAW-MlLL. There IS GOOD ample
orchard of young trees.
TERMS Enough 10 pay the debts at the conirua-
tion OF sale the first day Of February, Court
week--the balance, third lst April 1885, and
in two equal annual payments thereafter with
out interest.
JOHN B FURNEY,
Admir- OF Andrew earn, dec.
Nov 90, '57
HOOPS-Brass x Whalebone. Skirt Hoops Just
Received at Shoemaksr's Coonade Store
Aug. 81, 1887.
20 Sacks of g. A. Salt, for sale al SHOEldAKERS'
Colorado Store.
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Canton.

All persons are hereby cautioned not 10 haTbor my
"auSht'r Cordeita, on my account, she left my
sousr year ago, and I am determined not 10 nav
any debts OF her contracting, hereafter.
FREDERICK SMITH.
Nov, I3, It's.
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NEW FAIL GOODS.

Tee Subscribers have Just received large assort-
ment OF Fall aud Winter goods all of which will be
otrre'; al prices 10 suit the times We respectfully
v.te Cash and prompt six month buyers, 10 call
and examine our stock-assurjng them, we shall
offer inducements grpater than heretofore
Country Produce of AL kinds received for Goods
A. B. CRAMER x Co.
Oet i6 1877
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1t is estimated that half million of dol
lars worth of property has been destroyed in
the westerd part of New York by the frrshets
of last week.
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DLSSOL uIl0N nE paRrurpeup

F4E partnership heretofore existing and trading
''"ler Inc firm Of Rarndollar. Lowry 4 Co
''i h'eThart, Ashco'n 4 Co., has this day been dis
.,'i'ed oy mH1"al consent. The books &C., are in
M handS oi iia. "Il"r Fvefhart, who are author
i|rd 10 se'il1 ~ accounts OF The old frm.
@. K. BARNDOLLAR,
Z. +. LOWRY.
e. w. ASHCOM.
b4'e"el, SEP. ;. -. T. c. EVERHART.
~ subscribers take llds method of informing the
Puoiic That they Will continue the business of met
rhandsins AZ The Old stand, and hope by strict alien
ZION 10 business 'olrrrve liberal share of public
patronage.
We have fenode),i the Hopewell Mil. and are
now ready 10 grind an kinds OF grain We will at
al times purchase all kinds Of grain for which the
highest price wili be paid
BARNDOLLAR x EVERHART,
HopeWell Oct 90 1S5-
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The Bedford Gazette.
AT HOME AND ABROAD.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

By Divine Permission, thu. Sacraut ut of the
lords Supper, will be administered at the Pres
bvteFian Church, in this Plac', On next Sab
hath, services 10 commence al 10 o'clock A. n.
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Miss Townsend j. known as one OF our best mag
az'ue writers, and although quite Young has not her
rqnal IN her peculiar styi-. The present volume in
cludes some OF her be-. Tales and Sketches. which.
io@f iheT with correct aud beautiful portrait OF the
author, by that distinguished artist, John Sartain
Lsq., viii renderit particularly acceptable TO her
numerous friends.
The Book IS handsome l2mo volume. printed on
ihr finest paper, bound In and beautiful sfylp
and Is sent 10 any part at The United States by mail
free OF PUSlage, on receipt OF the price. S 90.
J. ". BRADLEY, Publishpr,
1, North Eomrth Slreat. RhiI.heL LnLla
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IL The Tampa (Florda Peninsula says
mat he"niire military forces now in Florida
has been ordered out on active service. 1t
comprises about two thousand men, and it seems
probable that they will be abIr 10 conquer the
Indians
HE wheat crop of Wisconsin. for the year
1921, IS estimated at eighteen millions of hush
sIS-being an increase of six millions over 1886.
iHERe are now at Norfolk lO9 coIored emf
grants awaiting the Mary Caroline Stephens, to
embark for Liberia.
= our sPortsmen ofClarksviIle, Tennessee,
one day last week killed two thousand pigeons
aI 'ne ,Pgeon-roost, fourteen miles from the
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Mrs. =. NJ. Potts

HAS Just returned from the Cities with Rich as
sortment OF Fan and Winter goods such a. elegaut
Itch Silks, all Wool Plads, Merino Delalnes, yrIan-
cies, Thlbet Cloths, Callcoes, Cloaks,
MANTLES, FCRS
Velvet and Satin Bonnets, French Flowers. Plumes.
R'bbeuds, KusheS. great variety ot Ladies and
ChlIdrens Boots, Shoes and Galters, with variety
of Fancy Goods.
Oct lE lSI-
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To Co.'s I'm otiVe,

Dr. Geo. II. Keyser of 40 Wood Street ;t,hurgh,
Pa, prepares Medicine for Coughs and Lung Dis
that stand without rival. 1t wonid be we'll
inr ConsumptVe persons 10 remember this, and upon
the first approach of a Cough or Cold, apply this
remedy, which we are assured from good authority,
has cured great variety Of LING Diseases. You
can buy it at the Drug Store of Samuel Brown Bed
ford and Colvin 4 Robson ScheIlsburg.
TODFH4CHg.-T1oSe who want a sreedy
cure for this disease will find it IN DR. KEysE 5
IoorHAcHE Remedy. Sold for 81 cents al Samuel
browns Store Bedford, CoIvin Robisons SchelIs-
burg.
LATE New YoGK STATE ELECTION The
following are the official aggregates Of the pop
uar vote OF the late State election, as compared
with the Presidential vote Of 1886.
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Nov. 27,1S57.

4 member. ofthr "Brdford County"AgricuI-
tural Society,"" handed Us few days since a
Communication from our friend Michael Lutz,
which was directed to the Officers of the Soci-
,-tv at our last Fair, relative to the mode, and
his success in the cultivation Of the Chinese Su-
gar Cane in this county As this is new sta
nj. among the many other products of the
county. we deem tt worthy of notice, and
therefore give it place in our columns. That
the cane can b. raised ia our county and that
successfully w have not the least doubt. The
soil and climate are adapted to thu cultivation Of
it. and the only difficulty which We labor IN
der at present Is the process Of manufacture
II will not hp forgotten that Mr.. Lniz, had
a sample ofthr syrup at the Fair, which was
pronounced every good" by the many who on
that occasion tested It's qualities. The follow
ing is the communication.
GexrLEMEx:-s,I forward
{: Won short history upon the mode OF rails
&" ing the Chinese Sugar Cane ] planted
something over quarter Of an acre and
which Welded fine crop. | planted II in
the same manner as W. usually plant corn,
three or four feet apart and about the same
nnmbrr of stalks to the hill. In The cultIva-
g ton of the cane / treated il in the same way
as that of corn, and it requires the Samf quail
iiv OF ground to grow it as it does IN order 10
raise good crop OF corn, and attended with
about the same amount OF labor The great
llt | Ion Fftf
pr machinery to extract the JUICE from the
6 stalk but wtha belivp it viii pay for the
' time and labor bestowed upon #, especially at
- the present high prices OF HolasSes. My
. mode Of manufacturing it is to take the Iulce
:: and boil il gradually until boiled down to a
proper thicknrs, taking care always that
" when Il comes to sumner 10 sp,' hat all the
. scum which rises to the top IN the process Of
- boiling is carefully taken Oft. After which
- ! treat It IN th- same nanurr as YOU would
g N making Maple Sugar, method with which
8 most OF Our farmers are familiar" NJ. LUTz.
OUR TOHNhas been unusually quirt for
the last week II NAV b.. attributed to the fact
that last week was Court, aad at which
time cur pleasant place vas literally jammed
"chuck full, and ~ might turn which way
wrwould som~ old acquaintance would b. con-
tiouaiIy .turniag up" But they have all gone
to th.ir families and Prasant homes, and are
now, We trust, Injoying comfortable quarters
from the chilling blasts Of winter which are
whsfIing over rs with the velocity Of loco
motive speed. Ugh! how cold for Novem-
her
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NEW
Fancy St0r 2.
NEW

~ e@
MRS. Il. D. PEgGH x Co. respectfully invite the
attention Of ne Ladirs o. Bedford and vicinity to
mem pew and handsome 'ock o: goods Just @Pfned
ers Drug Store
These goods have been selected with the greatest
TaFe and are OF the latest style and best quality
MoiTe Antique Silks an Wool de LANES
Blk. Gro de Kline. do do printed
french iernoes, plain and rinfed Blk. Elastic Belts.
Moss head frInges. Chenille Trimmings.
Bugie Laces. chenille Scarfs
Ladies Kid Gloves. Chenille head dresses.
Ladies GauntIets Fancy French Corsets.
Gents Blk. Kid Gloves, yeIyet,en, &c. &c.
Perfumery, Extracts, Jewelry, &c.
LADIES and CHILDRENS' BONNETS in great va
ileiy 4 general assortment OF Ladies and Misses
SHOES, CATERS, OvERsHOES, &C.
ShAWLS OF every quality and description.
H d. PEUGH.
ETriE 4. FISH9URN,
Oct.'23, 1857,
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PattonsYiI-, Bedford 70. Pa, Oct. H. 81.
Mr.. J. II. Ll>bSrf.
Dear Sr:-l wss severely afflicted with rheoma-
IIstH for Whole sear--nue months OF winch jisne
wasnot able TO ielve my hed--whru hearing OF the
wonderful effects Of your Improved Blood S-archrr,
determined to Iecure some II aud give 1t a'r rri-
al After using 'hiee bottles was able 10 walk a.
round again usual, and wholly cured. /
can recommend Il 10 all who are similarly afflicted,
and bejeveit is Ill It claims 10 he.
Yours, iruy. JOHN SHAFFER.
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20 Sacks of 6. A. Salt, for sale al SHoEMAKERS'
Colorado Store.
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TIE WONDER OF THf AGE !

81, 1857.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-07

ADEAr MANS ArrEInI,r"H ~ ELntr.ENcr-
Somebody related ali anccI"tc Of II deaf man:
beng present On an occasion when an clUullcnt
South Carolina orator wis speaking, and aftc,
many efforts to catch something, Of what WAS
said, cHc!aimin:, ut last -
"Who Is that sl"akin,:."
'William Z. Irc5ton,' WI; the reply in q
l"ul tone.
"Who dill YOU say persisted the unfurLu,
nate wnu! bc listener
"William G. Preston, of South Carolina
screamed the other.
swell, We'll, returned the qucrist 81 can't
neara word he orynn are saying but, great
jericho! doat he make tii. motions splendid"
1liS ancc'l"ir remind; uS Of scene that
i""N pace ina Nc" i.n:ianI Court i.lany
years ago, VIII" i'i.:"'ss iici!cn, (aitcrward:
Chlei Ju*tlc" "f Mainr.) WIS rr:.ctir;ng AT th9
bar. lie WAS counsel fc iIic ,lautir in 4
case, in which the .l"!,:t;,lrnt, who was pres
ci!t ut th" G!"i, was '':ls deaf rs Aisle ciag'
AS IN" :"':nsu! warned in his argument, and
was 'l'ai:int The nroiion# splendid, the ,lc.cn-
dan, who Knew he was the theme uf all this
irlas''"nc't "i"Iucnc", n';,dc iuany efforts to
hear some portion of what WAS going on.
This lasted %oinc time, the lawyer getting
more AMI more earnest and ,lcmunstrativ. and
Tic unfortunate party getting nearer and near.
er TO the speaker, holding his hand to his car,
i'll ass;dnous but abortive efforts IL catch a word
or two Of the philippe.
at last his patience failed him, and utterly
forgetting all Considerations Of time, place and
pr"pricty, lie finally burst out US follows:-
Il cant hear a word Of what you're saying,
Squire Millin., b"t s,.ear yDu lie ~
n. o. Iicay,sne.