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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-09-16
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INDIANAPOLIS, August 18th, 1857.
At the conclusion of my last, / had just
arrived at indianapolis. This town is situa-
ted on the right bank Of the Mississippi, nine
miles above St. Paul, and for wealth, enter
prise and rapidity Of increase, will compare
favorably with other western cities. Scarcely
three years veelapsed since the first build
ing was erected there, and now it has a popu-
lation Of 5000. On the opposite side of the
river is st. Anthony, an older and somewhat
larger town, with which it is connected BY an
elegant suspension bridge, and o substantial
wooden one on stone peers; each bridge more
than an eight Of a mile long. Between the
two towns are the Falls Of st. Anthony, af-
fording an almost unlimited amount of water
power, which has long since yielded to YAM
skee enterprise and ingenuity. Here are
numerous saw mills in constant operation
day and night, whose Mammon serving own
ers. not willing for the noble stream to waste
It's power even for a day, curtail the Sabbath,
that it may minister to their appetite for gain.
There is considerable Of rivalry between
these two towns. The citizens Of the former
contend that they are at the head of naviga-
ton, but / think this may be said Of st. Paul
with more propriety, for above that point the
navigation is exceedingly difficult and only
attempted in small boats. / think the only
AANoAAaEg NAA01 R01oO29s v NA0 W ~ ~
their unrivalled water power privileges, com
bined with q plentiful supply oftimber, whiel
gives rise TO an extensive mt lucrative bust
ness.
remained in Minnesota but q few DAYS
and therefore will not attempt to speak know
irgly of the resources Of the territory. Tn
soil and climate seem to be remarkably we
adapted to the growth Of wheat, but for cor
this does not compare favorably with man
other portions of the West. The country
undulating and thickly dotted with beautifi
lakes, Astounding in fish. The margins
these areinfestedwi myriads Of musauitoe
whose natural propensity for bleeding the
victims is only equalled by that ofa MINI
sofa Landlord. Hordes Of gr~asshoppers /,
waste whole sections Of country in other pl
ees, robbing the fields and meadows Of the
yerdure and driving the diseonsolate farm
far away to the distant villages for the SD
plies which he otherwise would have had
his own. OF the terrors of winter, with
mercury frozen in the thermometer, l lea
every one to form his own idea.
From st. Paul l came to Prairie du Chi
300 miles below. Nothing occurred to n
the enjoyment Of the downward trip, exc,
q gale which blew the boat ashore twj
breaking one of the paddle wheels in piecI
and a race with another boat for about
miles. in which the Captains foolishly
dangered the lives of their passengers,
order to save the reputation Of their DO,
For more than half the distance the Steam
were side BY side, each striving in vain
take the lead Of the other. Ths officers
little to say, whilst among the passengers
widest excitement prevailed. Had they /
allo wed to give orders, / think the barrel
pitch would have disappeared faster I
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-09-16

nay Now is a most opportune time to sub
scribe for the Spirit of the Age. The long
nights will soon be here, and every body will
want something to read. We offer them the
Age-a large weekly paper. at 81 a year.
Surely no one could desire it cheaper. We
promise it hal be an agreeable, instructive
companion-fIled with interesting matter
Come send on your name with the cash.
Only think, five copies of a large weekly pa.
per for a whole year, for SIS.
We want every body to aid us in getting
new subscribers. To those who send Vi
clubs, we are willing to give premiums, il
they will express their desire to have them
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-09-16

BH A child named Henry Wallace, but
four years of age, was brought into the First
Police station of Boston, a few days ago, in
a beastly state of intoxication. This was the
sirth arrest on the same charge. Morality
is certainly at a low ebb in Y~ankeedom.
The boys in our community may not com-
mence at quite as early an age as the above,
but we have seen several recently, the down
upon whose chins have not yet appeared,
but the breath of liquor upon their breath,
was very distinguishable. Parents would dc
well to look to the habits of their sons.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-09-16

THE DUEL.-The duel that has been on
the tapis for some time between w. +. Wight
man, Esq, of the Fayetteville Carolinian,
and Henry E. Cotton, Esq, Of the Asheyille
Spectator, has been adjusted.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-13
THE SECRET INFIRMTTEEs OF
y0TJTH AND MATURITY,

Inst Published, Gratis, the 25fh -psonsdad.
FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
treatment, without Medicine, of Sprmatorrhea
or Iocil Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Cen
itaI 4 and Nervous Debility, Prematus Decay OF
the system, Impotency. and lmpedments' 60 !, Is 70
~ r he mf,ortant fact that the many alarming
comnlaints, originating in the impridence and
eolitpJs Of youth, may be easily removed
WITHOUT MEDICINE, is in this small tract,
.,asrIr I'd Gdenonstrated and the entireg new AID
b;ghly be successful treatment, as adopted by the
A1thor. fully explained, by means q which ev-
.ery one is enabled to cure HIMSELF periec,-
~ and at the least possible cost, thereby avoid
iyail y al The advertised nostrums of the day
Jug Sent e to any address, gratis andpost free in
sesIed envelope. by remitting two postage
: stamps to DR.. DE LANEY, L Lispeaard Street.
New York.
GOV. is, 1851.
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a RETIRED plfYsFCTAN,


I'D FelgS Oh &SG,
7 Whose sands OF fife have neatly run out,
4 discovered while in the East Indies, Ger
q tain cure for ConSumptioa, Asthma. Bon
chiiis. Coughs, Colds, and general debility.
The remedy was discovered ly him when his
only child. Il laughter, was given to die. lie
had heard much of the woudcriul restorative
ala healing qualities appropriations made from
the East Indil Hemp, and the thought occur
red to him that he nj ght make remedy for
his child tie studied hard ani succeeded in
realizing lis wishes. His child VAS cured. and
is now alive and well. lie has since admins
tered the wonderful remedy 10 thOusaneS OF
sufferers in al paris of the wolli, and he has
never flilcd in making then completely heal
thy and happy. WiShingto do as mnch good
as possible he will send TO such of his afflicted
fellow beings as request il, ,his recipe, with
full and explicit direction for making It up,
and success fully using it. lie requires each
applicant to incipSs him one shiiiing-thre
cents to be returned as postage on the recipe,
and the remainder to be applied to the pgy- :
ment OF tl,is advertisement. 4
Address Dr.. H.JAMES, No. 10 Graud 4
ST., Jersey City. Nj.
Nov. G. lS57.-lm.
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A Book for Every Mans library
RARE INDUCEMENTS TO gent

RARE INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS.
Canvassers wanted to obtain subscribers for
the COMPREHENSIVE GEOGRAPHY Ae HIsreRY,
ANCIENT AND MODERN OF THE WORLD :"
by S. G.. GooDRicH, peter PMlg). Hand
somely bound in cloth gilt, and illgtrated with
200 beautiful engravings and 50 maps. Price
So Sold only by agents, to each pt whom
special district will he given. Applicants
should state what counties they wold like 10
canvass. The book is row ready Copies will
be sent by mail, post paid, on the receipt ofthe
price. Bills on all solvent banks taien at par.
The Home Journal says of this york '.No
family whatever should be without It," For
tnn partiulars in regard to an ageng, address,
GEORGE W. Elliott,
Publisher and BOOKSELLER,
No. 172 William Street, New York.
R~AIl kinds of School and Mieeilaneous
Books, Cheap Publications, Stationary and
Maps. furnished at the very lowest plces. Or
ders solicited.
Nov. 13, 1857 lit.
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Ar nwtur. FArr.-ooe ef tLe sopoy

AN nwfuI. FATE.-0ne Of the Sepoy
murders in India was Mrs. Farq quhal sou, the
wife of Col. Farquharson, late of the 'll
Fusileers,a beautiful but eccentric woman-
One account says She was burnt alive after
the most frighrfnl atrocities we're committed
on her person; but the Dublin EUentng Post
says a private letter has been received IN that
city stating that after suffering series OF
indescribable barbaratics, she was placed
alive between two boards, and cut through
with a saw.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-13
BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.

The most skeptical people can be con-
vinced by trial that all the family medicines
are not turbug, aua that among the thous-
and of buttetdy life there are a few Of great
merit. and undaubied worth OF these,
Dir. Sanford's Iuvigorator OF Liver Remedy
stands iirst ARD foremost Among the RENEE
dies of the day that can be relied on a. "A
medicine that is all it is recommended by
its propriotors 1t advertises itself on ev
cry trial, for there are none who use it but
tell their friends TO do %. and so it goes
from mou,t TO month TIL all tic people of
the Union have learned the good of this tru-
ly valuable medicine It is recommended
with testimonials 10 prove its virtue for The
cure of liver complaints Of every kind, from
the worst Djspepsi, TO common headache,
and is particularly adapted to Jaundice,
Deranged Stomach, B6Eel Complaints, anu
diseases Of children.
One or two doses are said to cure Il cold
witi. scarce a falare. tits worth trial
for This aIono. 1t is particularly adapted
10 the use Of Ladies, particularly those of
sedentarY habits. Some IAdiaS OF. the high
ost standing in society have given their GER
tifca;cs Of its efficacy, and we say 10 all
who are ailiug, try one bottle, and yon viii
never be without it, Fer sale by DR.. =. I.
Harry. 1873.
TO THE MILLIoN.-Prof. Wood, of
ST.. Louis, has, after year, OF deep study
and untring research, succeeded in present.
ing the public an article superior to any
now in Use, and inlee,l it is truly wonder-
ful discovery. We advert 50 his Hair Re-
storative. the Only article that has been
completely successful in cheating age Of lis
gray locks, removing damdrnf, itching,
scrofula, &r. 1t restores the gray head to
mare than the original beany, adds new lus-
ire 10 locks already luzuritnt, having The
effect on coarse, harsh lair 10 .ender it
glossy and watery; fasIens permanently hair
thar is loose or falling, snd many other
qualities which will hecome known as soon
as used. For sale BY Dr. 3. L. Harry
Nov f3,-b.
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FATAL ACCIDENT FROM BURNING FLUID.
On Wednesday evening, the 2lst., says
the Lancaster Express, aGerman woman
whose uame we understand is Clemens, liv-
ing near Smoketown, in East Lamreter town
ship, attempted to fill a fluid lamp while it
was lighted, when an explosion took place,
By which she and two of her children were
dreadfully burned. One of the children
died almost Immediately, and both the moth
er and ID other child are SO badly injured
that the physician in attendance has but lit
lie or no hope Of their recovery.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-13

ELECTION FRAUDS IN KANSAS. The fol-
lowing paragraph which we copy from a
Kansas letter lsays the Pittsburg CONNER
cial Journal IS nhite interesting and sug-
gestive:
"0n Gov. Walkers return from the
precinct of Oxford he halted at Lawrence,
and taking out of his portfolio large roll OF
paper, said to the crowd that he would show
them curiosity, if they promised not TO
destroy it. He then unrolled the returns
OF the precinct of Oxford. lin Kansas, which
contained Que thousand-six hundred and one
Dames, all written in the same hand writing,
and which measured exactly ffty-four feet
in length. MI the Names except one hum
dred and twenty, were copied from VII
rIiams' CiHtineati Directory those comnen-
cling with the same letter following each
other as regularly as they DO upon the pages
Of that book''
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= A''t = - : T.
LN- Senator United Stat,.S


among tAe lniny preparations nov il, l,s, for
the restoring. preserving and heuIt:fvirg IN.
ha'r' There ifc none that We can facoui,p+u,;
with ""re confidence tlier Prof Hos.I,s II T,ir
:, h's'or''tive now N general use Throughout t.
states. iiS preparation possesses the most
iuvisoraiin qUIlisies ani .i,yer f,,I. i;
eng the most hlppy results when arnli.d u
corning TO directions, We fer onr re,d.rs =,
the advertisement far few of the ginnn1er,I,l /.
ceerttiiicttes which have been sent by narti,.s
Whe .hlye aeen nens fitted 5y. IL. AMI who I'll
s9fppy IA giving testimony to'ifs wonderful al.
focts produced .on thefa.'
o. }: WOOD CO.. ProprietoTs, & 2.Bread-
wy ', NJ !, and ri Market street, 81. LOUIS
generally. '-''' DiuessistS'
Oct 81 S57-3m.
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, l,iniS,rator's Notice,

LETTERS OF administration OH the Estate
of Samuel Mock, lite of ST. Clair Township,
deed, having bten granted to the subscriber,
residing in said Township, all pegNoas indebted
TO said estate are, therefore, hereby notified TO
mak payment Immediately, and, those having
claims against the Estate. viii present them du
ly authenticated for settlement IS
NATHAN II. .WRlGITf.
Adm'r.
Auy. q. 1s57.-is
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Oct. 80, 1857.
MARRiED.
y. CAER.
Treasurer.

At Woodbury., Bedford copng, Pa, on
the 29rh of Oct. by the Rev. IN Welsh
ample, Nr. DAVID SroSER Of httonsvile,
Ia Miss JEANETTE SUSAN Coup daughter
of late j. w. CotF of Woodbur. tp.
On the 3rd inst, in Dnncansdlle, by the
Rev. ii. II. Taylor, Mr.. JoH.r BRiDAuAM
of Bedford, to Miss 'LoTTIE SToTR Of Dun
capsyilIe.
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no C0IgECTOHS!

Collectors of Taxes are hereby notified to
pay into the County Treasury, at tlc N6vem-
Der Court, as large an amount Of taxes as
possible. the wants of the County render
tIiS urgent demand necessary.
The notes Of all current Pennsylvania
Banks will be received for taxes. 1t is also
desirable that each Collector shall pay "a
portion in specie.
DAVID OVER,
Treasurer.
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A RAVE CHANCE.

PCR SALE, the stcclS Of tie b.st located
and h,sntlsonlely Fitted up Store in Fulton S5oun
~ The stock is nearly All new, and will 10
Sold low. The fixtures belong to the Store.
Rent with good ,lweilips) Is very low. A
person with flw thousand dollars capital,
eouit 90 Il large business. The present propri-
-etor wishes 10 >rll fer the purpos, OF going iu,a
business in the Fast, AiIress Ar. c. Box
Il, AcConaeisnGrs. Fulton Co. Pa
Sept. A, IS5Ts
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nE,. /. 4. RAaaY

u DESPECTFULLY tenders his professional
IL service 10 the cilizens Of ,iford ana vi
ciuity.
Office and residence on Pitt-Street, in the
buiI,lng formerly occupied bg DR.. J. It. Holius
Nov g. 1851
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-13

."WooDLAyp CnE.N''-.3 roaoae jor 6eauii-
fyiag iae Haf.--highly pertumed, superior to
any French article Imported. itd Tor half the
price. For dressins Ladies' H.;lg il has no
equal, giving il i Bright glossy a:pearance--
1t cau>ca Gentlemcn'S ltairto cilTl in Tic most
natural manner. It removes dandruti, always
giving the lair the appearance of being fresh
shnmpoood. Price only iity cents. None
genuine unless signed
FkrRIOGE S CO.. Prapretors of the
"Beim Of q T41tsgad Fio,cers. :"
For sale hy all Druggists. fl1eowz.
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- -eSD- -
THE MARKETS..
pHILADELpnIA n

PHILADELPHIA Nov. I, 4. M.
The Flour market is firm, A sale OF ouO
barrels good Western extra at $6 per par
rel. and 175 barrels fancy family ut , - -
There is some inquiry for superfiue at D 20
but holders now generally refuse TINS y nguie g.
Sales in lots to the trade at 30 Sia up 20
S6 for common and extra brands, and 20
25a7 for extra family and fancy. Rye Flour
is steady at SO. Corr Meal is unchang-
ed.
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Hopcweil, Nov. 6, 1851.

TIE subscribers takes this method Of in
forming the 9u bile I'll It they viii continue the
basiness of n.eg ch hAndising ut the I'D stand and
bo,,r by strict attention to business 10 receive
a liberal shere ol pnblic ptronage.
We lave rcnoaeicd the Hopewell Mil. and
are now read : 10 grind all kinds Of grain iuI
which the hghcst price will he paid.
BARNbOLLAR g. EFERllART.
l,;vr.,lt Anv lQI7
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JoEgN n. ax.x.En : q

SoS- ; CHESTNUT Stresf. 5,6at5 "a.
0etol' Hlitsr,) , l4HfE.4DELPHf.f,
(iHEo OLDEST WooD-wARE Hocsz. IN ran CRY. !,
M ANU2ACTARERS aud WbolesaIe,,e.,,-
IN ers IN Patent Medicine. nlatla .BRO(JEIc
Patent tirovei CEO.7R- W.4RE. Hrrrgnfci
not 10 slrtnk, HOOD and D.ILL0Ey-JP.gRE'
IJRDS, BRUSHES, &c, OF a Il descrtptioaS
/ iease cal AMI examine our stock
Feb. y. lS5T.-zz.
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vyISDMELLs. wEgDsHa.as!:

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
oil customers, as well as the public generally
that he still continues the niaIuiactory of
HlNDMiLLS, and keeps them on hand coi-
Stantly. He will also do all kinds Of repairin
in his line of business. As his mills are well
known in Bedford county, he deems it unneces-
sary to say anything about them. His shop is
as formerly, at the East END or Bedford, ON Pitt
Street, lear the Foundry.
SIMON DICkERHO0F.
Aur OF lQ5= o.,
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No WHERE 10 the world has the industry
Of man been rewarded as in the United
States, with so many tokens of universal
prosperity Forney's Press.
Suspended banks, broken merchants, and
people out Of employment are the "sighs OF
universal prosperity which appear upon
every -.Nurfsto4cn Defender.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-13

hERNHN's TINwARE cant be beat. =
His shop is few doors West of the old
Glo2e Hotel. lie is ia olda good me-
chaui:, and makes ali his work hiulself, and
sells cheaper than anybody disc All who
want tinware Will save money by calling on
him. lie follows 10 other business aud
paws all bis attention to making and selling
good, substantial, aud ci,capw6..k.
May -, 1887.
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NDW tilEl (!gGnS.

THE subscribers. have Just opened lirse as
sortncnt Of FALL. and WINTER GOODS.
al OF Which win he offered at prices TO suit the
times W. respectfully invite cash and prompt
SIX month caS'o t. call and examine our
stock, assuring taii that We shall Offer greater
inducements than ever heretofore
Cpa9sry Produce OF alt kiuts wan;el, for
which We will pay the highest price,
A. Is. CRAMER < co
Oct, Is. lS5T
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NETE CALL Taa ATTENTION o. 4.

ME- CALL THE ATTENTION or Ar
on iiid roG'is. y this Won l-rsill pr,.pa.
ration, which turns hack to its orisl,d eni,-'
gray hhf-coYers The hcpl of the laid wi,b .
inA4rh'nt growtii--retnoves The .laD,iruH. tb.
lhsf Hpl al cutameoas cru stiors-e ,sls,s ,,,,,-
''"a'' now "i the natural fluids; and rncc. If
,lss' =, : ssSnlAf if.sSias io s hair. win pre-
S5t' i1s sptory Aiei Keep i from falling to eS-
treine OH age fnail il, natural AealIry. Wa
cstlt then upon lio lilll the grsy. or ,i;s.,s.I
~ hct'p, - 4~s ~ aFtSu-elv, fs.e ytji,f,r win
not ~ t'iei faiae the Towing locks. or m,
Ni'eiiiig Cur :, ever b. aithonr IT, It's nr,;.a
IS upon fne toague u t'ipnsabds.
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REAL EsTATE.-It is one OF the phe-
iomenen of the times that real estate does
not seem 20 be affected by the failures 81
the merchants, brokers, bankers, &e.--
The reason is, that these men do not own
real estate. Ii 1887, every merchant
who failed fs.! real estate assets. Now
they have only 'p1per' In somo cases
their wives own the houses they live in;
but as a general rule the Island of Man
haitian is owned BY men, women and
children who are not known in the COM
mercial world. Hence their failures throw
no real estate upon the market ~. y
.Hiror.
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EtEMtsFiE

HH subscriber has removed his Timing rs
taoiisiment TO the. frame bnldisg in Julian,
Street, two doors south Of Browns Store.
where he VII he happy to see all his oil friends
and cTstsmers. H. keeps constantly on hand
al kniS OF ware in his line, as substantial and
cAea rs can he procured in the cotthty.
ABRAHAM HERMAN. ~
Aug. "a, 1857. y
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BEARs.-The bears, we learn, are get
ting quite numerous in this neighborhood.
In some instances, they have been extreme
ly bold, approaching to the very farm house
door. A SON of Mr.. Stifler, in Bedford
township, shot one last week, in field not
far from bis fathers house.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-13

RUNAWAY from the subseribet. on ther5sh
inst, John Ianis. an;apprentice TO the farming
business. All persons are cautioned against
llarborng or trusting said boy, as am deter.
mined to pay no debts of his contracting.
JAMES OsNEAI.. q
". Providence rn, Oct 80, 1851.
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SHOT DEAD IN \ HOTEl4--SEDUC-
TI0N

pnILADaLPuIA, Wednesday, Nov. 1, lS3!
Richard Garter, Pres dent'nf the Anthra-
cite BANK OF gamaqua, was shot dead this
evening in The parlor Of the ST. Lwrencc
Hotel, by Thomas Washington Smith OF
Cecil County, Maryland. Smith fred irst
fear balls from his revolver, aud two more
after Carter had fallen on the floor. Carter
is middle aged nian, wealthy, ami has
family, Smilh is aged 80 years, and was
laboriag under great excitemen-- Carter
had accused Smith Of the seduction Of a ward
or nd6ptcd daughter of his. Smirh states
,hat'Ge met the grlat boarding school and
married her. lie subsequently discovered
that she had been the mistress Of Carter =
She Had child four months after marriage.
The shooting was in rA9erGo. Smith was
arrested, and is awaiting hearing at the
Mayors Office.
At the hearing this evening, Smth elai-
nsd to be the travelling agent of mercan-
tile agency.
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Watcrtou, J,y, r.

= FI-'Ss.. N.lF T. IN.l-I
PhOf.@o. i. WOOD; Allow M. Ia afr.s4
Tue virtues md magic i'pw,r Of yonr liar re-
stoTdSiye. Fhree months since. b.isjif ry,.,..i-
insiy gray, Parcliasel and sooa conn, .,,,a9
y use t@9 .9ottsesi ani i SOM begun To- tell,
- f1st9 ring til,' SILVER locks ~ teir native col
"r' at ti'e h.f ~hiel va helofe iy aad hatsI,
.lh idiilhs on how became s1ftaHl .,losSi. ami
Il ceased f'lag the dnndri,f fIis ,,,,,..r-,,
'thd the scalp lost althe lislgrertilg it,.,,i,g
so annoTlnc h=f',rr. aad 40 \, a,t onI. No.
bat trei young again.
Respectfully, yours.a etc.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-13

MONEY MONEY = The approaching
Court will afford many Of our delinquent
friends au opportunity Of paying off the
printer We hope all who are in arrears
will come forward promptly and settle off as
We need money badly. The notes of all cur
rent banks will be taken by US.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-13

Notice is hereby given to all Retailers
whose Licenses remain unpaid, tina; if they
are not paid at November Conrt next, they
will be placed in the hands of aproper Of
fcer for collection
y. WER,
Treasurer.
0ct. 20. 1851