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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01
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STEAM SAW MILL.

HAVING purchased The mil recently
| owned BY Messrs Parker and Palmef
three aud bali miles Southeast q! Marshsh
We are prepared TO saw bill, Il lumber upon
the shortest notice.
The following prices viii be charged fd
lumber, Il paid Immediately upon delivery;
Ordinary ,quau edge lumber, board measure
per thousand 81! ~
Rough edge lumber, (boafi mra>ufr) "
iathng and Falling II -
II not paid upon delivery the fo''o"'as
prices Will be charged
Ordinary square edge lumber, yboarl mcasare)
per thousand, so "
Rough edge lumber, board mcasare) %
Iathing nnJ palinp 10 20
Grinding regularly every SATURDAY, At ihs
eighth, for the accommodation oi the PasN
PALMER a. GO
May l6. 1857 Moss
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SCHOOLS, Etc.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
p pA>fINfu f,aaiu

INllS IustituHaui, located three miles west
| on CHfksiic. Rcd River county Texas.
Session. commence FIRST MONDAY u
OCTOBER. and close The last Thursday Doe
JlY. embracing term of Ten moaga-. STU
dents t.aeq at ans period If the session.
Tie euur5c Of Instruction IS "a, thorough
40 ibe English, Classical and Mathematical
bran. De-, IS can be found ln auy lasu.uuoH 100
tbr South.
TERMS. PER SESSION or TIN MONTHS.
Board, washing, r1om.reut, aud tuuun,
n English Department., { paid al close
Of session, . Sll0
II not paii al CLOSE of session, III
~ classical or higher Mathematics, If pad
at ci0~e nt term, 100
II not paid at close, .. lA3
First hye months only, 70
Incidental expenses, /
Tea per cent allowed on money PAID in ai-
vance. Students charged from the time they
enter the school al close of The session. and no
deduction made excerpt "a cases Of pfau4ctet
-lckaes. Those entering the institute are
required to furnish lights, stationery, and tex
books.
TEXT HOOKS ADOPTED As STANDARDS.
Butlet'- Practical Grammar,
Eumersou's Arithmetic
Roh.Bsau's Algebra
MeGatly's Series,
Gueg'- Geography,
Wilson's Histories
Maiuson's Astronomy
Diapers Philosophy aad Chemistry.
Buffers Analogy
Cpham's Mental Philosophy,
Caapbcl'- Rhetoric
Nhail,y's Logic
Dawes Legcndrrs Geometry,
Dawes Analytical apd Calculus
Davies Descriptive Geometry
Davies Shades aud shadows
Davies Surveying,
Cytl Engineering,
lIacklcy's Tug0nometry
McCiiutDck's 1T aud ~ Books n Latin and
Greek
Aulhou Latin and Creek Authors;
Sprn<er'- Greek Testament,
O'endorl 5 Spanish Grammar;
Olrndorf'. rr,n,h Grammar.
Tao above are tac principal Text Book,
used, others uot mentioned, can be used at
f.easuf
August ~, lSJG. ~
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Persona wishing to purchase, ara referred t.
Mr. James A. Cat, and j. Z Bel, both If
whom are running item ia this place the
former by steam 1t hts mill; The latter rs
hors. power :. tbs Mammoth Live sta
bic"
'raey no, only grind corn, but also the cob
and shucs, into tine meal. esi IS the corn aas
taksr ffspa the stalk,
Samples may be seen at the places above
mentioned, where The mills, will, II not run
nlng, be pat into operation Tor tie saisfc'loa
Of persons wishing to purchase. Can and
sat,.fy yourselves.
G r uY>SON & co
Ma -, 81. No-ss Il
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NEW GOODS,
Ana settling hcap.

1--WE undersigned is now receiving at hts
! new store (iaiely occupied by Messrs.
Nyion i SMITH large and complete assort-
mrni of
STAPLE and nancy NrN Goods.
fla,s, Boots snl Shoes Clothing, Hardware,
Qnecucs@arr, and "A general assortment Of
Plantation Goods.
Which be- is offering At Unprecedented low
prize. The Cd custom Of cnumeraung the
articles received would be IN THIS Instance,
fruic.s undertaking MY stock being rs
,n-t a- space itself consequently, wlil only
saw come all, aud have youf wants supplied
WM : liNN~DN
MAY rs, 81. No-3S II
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Town m ado Furniture.

Town made Furniture.
Dogs 10 inform the ctizens of Marshall
- .at p -sborhpoi that he IS prepared 10
make House aud Office Furniture Of all kinds,
10 order \ stock always kept on hand.
Repairing, cleaning, and vanishing neatly
executed aud all orders promptly attended to
February 10Th $50 No - ly.
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FARLEY Il CARTER,
EE.l.ESN ptNE%i
For Grain Nil IS

'I.lit. undersigned are prepared 20 furnish
1 their customer, vlih FELTON,, seli.ahnrp-
enlug mills flr grinding 81 kind. 81 grain, in-
clndlng corn and cob and adapted to the use
Of farmer, hy horse power
These mills ARE adapted to steam. water,
wind. aud horse power ard are capable of
grinding three ba-hvls psr hour with one horse
snd FROM SIX 10 eiFh, bushels with two horse
power.
The construction {. perfectly simple requir.
log no skill to keep them W order y mal
occupies three feet, and weighs bu, three hun.
bred pounds
These mills have given perfect satisfaction
10 those who have used them from the repre-
sensations Of many respectable geullemea VI
different part. Of the Union
The price Of the aboge described Mills is low
within the reach Of every planter.
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\ FINE lot Of shaving boxes. such az have
J. never been mere before, can now be found
I FARBER'S.
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spv,xr ,yD SIMMER GOODS.

Mu.lins,
plaid silks,
Bac. figured do
PLAN black do
PLAID Ginghamsi
Lawns,
Jaconeis,
bareges,
SNis. robes
Organizes,
Dress trimmings,
Br.lhant-,
Linen lawn.
Prints Ia great variety
Mourning lawns,
Muslin Bingham,
Black cha.ly,
White DO.
Linen for chIIdren) French, English and
American
l.lNENS.
fMuters luen,
Brown linen table diaper,
Brown drill,
White do,
Brown and -ia.e linen,
Scotch d.lF-f,
Checked do,
Striped do,
DAma.k table cloths,
DO napkins,
Towels, and crash,
Brown Holland,
bird eye diaper,
Linen lawn
Linen cambric,
ln.h linen,
Linen cambfie hauserchieis,
II. IN .ttch do
Embroidered do
Lawn d"
Gloves, Hosiery, etc.
Black tj.l,t mlt-, and gloves.
Ladies' white and eolured S'd do
DO h.lr thread AID silk do.
Grn,. DO do and straw KID DO.
este, det mits, dong and -hori)
Do thread gloves.
White. slack. and slate cotton hose.
Misses White, aud colored do
Back and colprei sewing silk and loss
Do aud Blown flax thread.
S.lk brand
French working cotton and doss,
81, g,rd3es aud belts.
Men. and boys white, brown, and mixed
half hose.
Mulls and Muslins.
India mail
pIAn SWISS muslin.
Dotted do do
MOI do do
Pam nausook do
Checked do DO
Bishops lawn
Victoria do
Tarlton muslin,
Curtain do
Plain and checked jaconeta.
Swiss and jaeonet eigng.
Do do inserting
Worked muslin collars.
DO lace do
Thread cdgiags and lace.
Cotton do do
lnconet bands.
Umbrellas Yarasols and Fans.
.NaahHas BoHnets, a.
Black six lace mauiillas
DO ID aec--wide and narrow.
Mohair bonneis
Mohiir and straw do
Plain straw do
Straw gimp and wreaths.
rcach flowers.
Bonnet r'poons' t,,L
,,,.,.y,nv
n'of4" 'Tnn""fg' ,t..,u
brown -heeunf ana sh'f""e
ileaehed 40 oo
DO dnl.
n'""" "'
licAinF
\ork denim.
i''ue 90
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Two MUSICIANS, superior quality cf
fiddle strings ard English rosIn /, now
for sale by A. FARBER
l COOKING GLASSES, arch top, square
/. aud ob.ong allh carved frames.
\ fARREK,
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n r, II YDE,

.,.. .,..r nr,t..gp A LARGE ASSORTMENT oF
\ /, w q . . - S!..
THE undersigned is now RECEIVING MS "s"'
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Alston House,

Jan 81 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-28

D. Evgao Hotel Pennsyironia avenue, betpeen lTk and
lsM strees Washington, ID. Q.
THE PRoPRIE OR begs inform his friends and the public
this estal he'd the IN ,dsrn
prinepIe aiuon dining and fur
nshd the latest yc has engaged competent and
artist his busnes
and hmslf has Distinguished reputation, both
in France this county, Of The hei arts ard ei'er
himself fail satisfaction TO
thase who may favor him with their patronage.
Attached sell supplied with the choicest
wines, gaHe, other dcaeies OF the Hot
and cold ianch from II, until ~ The proprietor has
received per Europe large stock of cham
with assortment Of the finest Of
hqusu tfuee Sc &c which he offer lower han
any other horse In the basket single bofe
shortest part city Jelly plumber,
and all description OF confectionery business.
Jan 7--eod3m
NEW SPRING GDODS.--The ladies of Washington and vi
" cinity respectfully Informed
great variety The latest styles OF French dress and other materials
nvee New York importatons few OF which
We eAuRerate, yizi ta
Ef,fa itch Bsyadere hrocade silks
EsiFa rich Raysdete chane silks
Extra Bayaders houncrd robes
Extra rich Baya chenc robes
twisted silk- velvet hnuneei robes
Bayadere founesd chalii robes
DO twis I'd. silk chenille houneei nDh~s .......
Flnuncea bercge and Rrcnadne robes
Misses Bayader- cha ali robes
French chnix rob- de- ehambre
Rich hou ced organdir rnbrs
French Ofgandie muslins
Pink cherry maize and white French grapes many
other dress materials.
ALSO
French embroidedes, laces, hsndksrchefs
Wells, lace mantlas, shawis, hosiery
Mite, gloves, eaunjets, skirts. musins
Feb ai-5aw4wiff HooE, BRO, 4 co.
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To Our Customers.

E refined doing business second time and for
tain company Than paid all Indebtedness Amer which
published that tbs discontinued The object
the effect has been TO ncreas business
We within months ceased Others for
winch done lie and paid them in full. We
will publish until have had time 10 nd good
additional clerk have hands quite ul The
for M aud hre Insurance ayin exceedet .ous and dol
lars he present week.
Ycu wisely that copaEies that would quarrel with would
be likely quarrel with nave long known
Hciped having paid wd and orphans, and
for fire without lawsuits $4,000 since have
In buidess.
show III is equal IL superior TO all aordng S35
dividend for every hund ed paid in.
We also fire compan, among others, with
very large that distributes among three fouhs
Of all IL profits E.H.
we continue watch Jour ine with ceaeless vigi
lance.
j. c. LEWIS, Superintendent,
fiee 592 Seventh street, beiaw the Gen raj Post Office
r. s. All become due have been promptly paid
either bv ourselves the companies.
2A-eolm
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Washingt n insurance Company.
y,tbscrf,,fsnns 10 T1DstaI Stack A,afhorizef

IN accordance pro I'd
iredpora company in The cy Washington
approved February e5 being persons
ssid do hereby authorize sub-crp
be fer the capital stock Of said the Sta
oueIy Of VIM H. Byy Pvnnsyvana beswset
IN aad ian streets Monday the 9Th Of March neat between
hours Of IL and O'Clock, N.
The IL the 81 section follows, and be
ncty complied wths
find be further enacted That the persons The fore
gorg ctir majority the hereby authorized
bfcrpuon OF Washington for raising oal
daiar shares weRy dsI. each
and subscribing shall the aboys
menaned four dollars each ub crbed and thai ts
remainder o the said dollars sh be secured b. negotiable
notes Eaed and endorsed hs satisfaction Of said or
majority of hem and th-tenf be demanded such
times and in such portions the and decnrs hsfeaf
mentioned shall judge advisable weeks notice la
of the gaz stes rrin ed In the District Of Columbia
SILAS n. HILL,
j. C MCGUIRE,
BENJAMIN b .ALL,
auu. HHeaEs ...s.a.@ SAMUEL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
AUGitS tSTU5 e. FERRY,
C. MILLER
WIN =. DOVE,
WALTER LENoX,
" M. w CALF,
WALTER HARPER,
.E@E.E w. WALL,
Wh. Y. BAYl.E,
wAsaIssrox February %, se57.
Feb gfsvvtS SlatQ
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TO our SUBSCRIBERS.

As Aanae Of no WIN spon booas
As pss"ens ofihe subscription bc . sdyance.
distant subscribers money BY letter. e 20 ala n
WI he paid by us and aInsk b ourselves -
Ihe = ONlhf "A FRI ~ a,r-~sek , during ire ses
'0n yong s''i and send evekls arps recess. -
terms proporioned 10 the above annual rates. 1.' ~
ey-PosTMAsTERs sathorzsd 70 act .. oar .,s.,.
BY sending DAILY srbscriber. win $50 socI..ss m
vH Subscribers, with s enclosed win be en-
nted a copy ErGfi TI
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FOX ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
~ MEa7 -:
BALriMoae AND OHIO RAILROAD.
yEW AND IMPROVED .aRR.aNGEsfEYTs.


NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.
mHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cumberland,
M, The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave rxcept suA-
Ay al with from rhiiadepnia
rain Washington ta JuBcon) viii stations and
smye al Cumberland Al O'Clock,
a. MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden Station daily (-xeep
dy ii reaches Wheeling BY onnectng
B.nsood Columbus, Cacna Dayton,
H. LousIe ceyeand 1osdo Detroit, Chicago, ~, Louis,
Caro- and intermediate points.
M Ths EXPRESS TRAIN daily at q p i connecting
win express Cor Cncjnns ST. LGns Cairo Chicago, and
Ietmediate places The distance Cincinnati
ua southern plfces la the West, nearly loo
an by other I5aic. Tue ue these places
Baggage iIoash Coaba, Cincinnati Indiana
- Louis. y
Passengers ali points fee.
THROUGH TICKETS viii be said all the the
the o2e5i possible raies he rcket ohee, Camden Sta
nOa, and AT WaElnsleD city.
seeond-class eaf is attached TO the mail train 4t
from baltimore Washing may .lre
road dagA by tax accommodation mail and lying
Cumberland OaRland They morning
which leaves Cumberland $50, and
reaches wheeling at 9,p
Washington have ample time or meals
fhs oniy by through tickets and baggage
checks be obtained in Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
accommodation will stop stations eaat
Cumberland and saons
Easfwardy, the mail train leaves Wheeling NJ,
accommodation leaves Cumberland s2o reaching
The FREDERICK TRAIN D. m. (ercepl sunday J
stopping al staons Leaves Frederick Q, ms arriving
q baltimore al 1913 taa #
and 90, Leaves Elcou's Mills T30, M, and
7So,p m, except Sundays.
w. s. wooDsIDE
Jan U-dtf ts4.s4. Master of Tram sportaon.
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HEAVY coSrsAor-Wiliam Mattosn, of Springfield,
Massachusetts, in connexon with bis brother, has con-
taced to construct the abuments and towers for the
pension bridge the Ohio river at Cincinnati The
to be $50 feet high and the amount o the contract
10 one million Of dcllsrs
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ray Nichols, Norton Paine Parker Peck Pelton, Pen
Pns.o, RoSison ssn sss p0rssr pnss parvssos sessr
ton, Todd, Traf,on, Tyson: Wade, w.ksu.n wabridgs
nois, washburn Of Maine, Watson Wells Williams Wins
low Woodruff. and Woodwortb-los
Cars Caskie, Cingman, Cobb Of Alabama Crage, Craw,
Faulkner Foster, Fuller Of Maine Garnst Goode Hall oi
lows, Harris Of Aabams Harris Of illinois, Hoffman,
Humphrey Marshall OF kentucky Marshall illinois, McMuI-
lin, heQueen, Miller of Indiana, Mison Oliver Of New
Kicaad k1n savage shorter smith Of Ai.bsaa Spinner
Stewart Tabott Taylor, VAIL Walker, Warner, Wheeler,
Wood Wright of Mississippi, and Wright Of
Mr.. KNOWLToN, Of Maine, moved 10 reconsider the
vote by winch tbs House refused TO pass the resolution
pending which,
Mr.. McMULLIN, of Virginia, moved to lay the motion
to reconsider on the table, which motion not agreed
The question then taken the motion to reconsider
and n was agreed to--yess 100, nays 30. -
TIE question recurring tbs adoption Of the resolution,
it was put and decided in the negaiive-yeas lI3 nay
60-two-hirds not voting in favor thereof
Mr.. WlNSLOW, OF North Carolina moved suspension
OF the rules for the purpose of obtaining the consideration
OF Senate bill to continue the Improvement of Cape Fear
river which motion not agreed toyeas Is nays
Mr. TYSON, of Pennsylvania, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported bill for the relief of William Cum
mings ana Thos NJ Hargrave OF Philadelphia in the State
OF which read three times and passed
Mr. also obtained leave to print some remarks which
ne nau endeaVored 10 get the floor 10 make.
Mr. STANTON, of Ohio moved suspension of the rules
TO enable him to report Senate bill for the relief of Don
Piatti which motion agreed to--ayes 80, noes 40
The bill was then read third time and passed-yeas
l02, nays 40.
TARIFF BILL
On motion Of Mr. CAMPBELL of Ohio under a suspen-
sion OF the rules the House took the bill reduce the
duty imports and for other purposes returned by the
Senate with amendments and proceeded consider the
same
The question being concurrng the amendments of
The Senate
Mr.. TODD, of Pennsylvania moved that they be laid
on the table which motion disagreed toyea 49, nays
lib
The question was then taken on concurring in the
amendments of the Senate and they disagreed
yeas g. nays l06.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, moved that the House ask
committee conference of the Senate on the dsagreeng
votes OF the two houses to this bill which motion
agreed to.
POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL.
On motion of Mr.. CAMPBELL of Ohio, the House pro-
ceeded TO consider the amendments of the Senate to
Post Office appropriation bill the question being upon con-
curing in the recommendation the Committee of Ways
and Means that the House in of the amend
mens and disagree to others which recommendation
adopted.
And then at twenty minutes past six o'clock the House
adjourned. "A.
By Mr.. FLORENCE. The memorial of Empson Hamilton,
praying that pension be given him in consequence of
wounds received in the prvaeer service during the Of
lsl2 referred to the Committee Inv aid Pensions.
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ESCAPE OF PRsosEss--HAYSKs THE nuRDERER--A pri-
telegraph despatch that Eve prisoners sentenced
to the penentary for life for MURDER made their escape
night before last Among them two sent from here
Frederic Haynes convicted of the murder of the ail
emma Price and Lapham, alias Gabriel who
victed SOHO years since of poisoning bis wife.
TDsfron Free Press 25h
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manual Of Etiquette in Washington.

Hs Manual members Of Congress and
ers Sournng in Washington Every lady ard gentleman
oud have copy Just published for the book siand
u he Capitol, aud at the booksoresiu In Washington.
FEB t-eodlma
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EoR SALE or rent that very deslrabie lot OF groul

huh SALE rent, that desirable lot OF ground
o. the Of Third street and Indiana avenue, containing
'ooW 500 square feet or less. .lfeit
Also large double house ~ by 4S feet three story with
nen and eelar with all the modern mprovemcntsga hot
d cold furnace stable,
ange house, This properly would
Minister or member Of The cabinet, gentleman desous Of
'Oulnihr fine house. 1t lFs IN
Apply Fowler, street, No. s27
Streets G. FAINT banking Of swseny.
Noase, fAst, n Go. Feb 1o--eo2w
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Arny's COME ctionary,

WHERE MI kinds Of entertainments furnished, with the best
Ice ices, co5t, Ac ai the shortest
aud the moderss Medal awarded ~ 'hs
sinieiIon Of Metropolitan Mechanics' Instn,e.
Fb 1-du
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Rohn,s Hand. hook of Washington.

hs book should be IN the hands Of sonurnns in
the city being complete guide panoramic OF the
ayi public buildings. and staiuhry
Anew map of Washington nj, the improvements sc
IN the CAPITOL the book stand, and the bookstores
Fsb 4-eodm-
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members who may have received any part the said books
shall account for the at the cost price paid by the
Clerk and shall pay for the unless the books shall be
returned. ,.-- i.,..-.-
The amendment was agreed TO- .-..--....t
Sundry other amendments adopted when the bill
was read third time and passed
CIVIL DIPLOMATIC BILL
On motion by Mr. HUNTER, the Senate then proceeded
to the consideration Of the bill from the House of Repre-
sentatyes making appropriations for the legislative
eenve, and judicial expenses of the the
year ending June 80 1858.
The hour appointed having arrived the Senate took
a recess for two hours.
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RESTAURANT.

WAsHISaros February 20, e57.
Feb IS -3fawt
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MEMORIAL

By Mr.. FLORENCE: The memorial of Empson Hamilton,
praying that pension may be given him consequence Of
wounds received in the prvaeer service during the Of
1917 referred to the Committee Invalid Pensions.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-28
Fen SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER Offers for sale two ya,nable
farms, b0th'in Union toSasfrip, Bedford coup-
ty, Pa, the one laying on TIE road leading
from BetIford to HoElidys5urg, adi6iping Jyifl
AXE, Esq, George Beegle. and others c,]Iitainl
ing l46 acres OF firsTite limestone land. about
l20 acres cearcd-ilso about 25 acres of Tim
Der land adjoining the farm The improve
ments are good dwelling house ana 4 large
new bank barn; also good spring house over
a nevertailing limestone spring There are al
so all other out buildings that are NECESSARY
with large orchard of choice fruit. -
The other firm contains about $50 acres.
more OF less, laying on the waters Of Scrub
grass, adjoining frederick Oster, Crisn,an's Is
heirs. and others. Over 100 acres are cleared
and under fence. The Improvements are A
good farm house ard barn, aud other out build
ings, with well at the door and purnp in n.
three tenant houses and sawmiII. and a fruit
orchard thereon, The last tract above named
is agood stock farm, as the most Of ii is bot.
tom land. 'e 7'E
II these farms are not sold at private sale,
they viii be offered atpublic sale on Saturday =,
the 3ddas of October next, on the premises
g 6,ls.g.i1. f. G. F. RIDDLE.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-28
NEW SPRING
AND
SUMMER GOODS.

1hr Undersigned having just returned from,
he Eastern cities are now receiving a large
supply OF SPRING .4ED SUMNER GOODS
consisting in part of.
Black aud Fancy Silks, Chaliies, Lawns. Bril-.
liant, plain aud figured delailes, popIins. ca
leoes, ginghams, ribbons, bonnets. hosiery.
handkerchiefs, colors, &C.. Mems and Boys'
fancy, plain and black cassimeres. cloths.
linens, and large assortment of Mems and
BOYS Summer Wear; boots, shoes, hats, &C :;
drills, tickings, muslins, hannels, single and
double carpet chain, all colors; Groceries
syrup molasses, white and brown sugars
green and black teas, tobacco; Qneensware
Glassware: Buckets, Dye StufFs, &C.
All Of which viii be sold cheap for casl
or approved produce; and to good aud pune
tna CUSTOMERS a credit of six months will h
gwen. Thankful for past favors they hope b,
fair dealing to receive a liberal share of tb
public patronage.
@ J.H J. NJ. SHOEMAKER. q
Bedford, April u, 1857.