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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY T. l857-TRIPLE SHEET.

usy be introduced, but she carnot exist
tor thee years as slave State. There are
not, ptrhape. ooe hundred negro slaves located
in the Territory; nor is 1t likely another hue
drd will be taken ttere, even from Missouri
To compete with white Yankee labor In raising
wheat aud core, while q good stout nigger CO u
uapds fifteen hundred DELAYS In Louisians and
cotton sells at thirteen cents a pound. The main
object with the niger ~orstippirg aud niger
driving politicians in the Territory, and with tie
Pteeidentia! demegogues outside, is t. keep opea
and iIGane the Kansas agitation till 1860
ro'hing more.
Satisfied, however, that the President will do
all that he can to sllAy this Kansas excitement
and 10 preserve the peace of the Territory in the
interval to the meeting Of Congress. we feel as
sured that by next December he will submit such
emphatic popular and just recommendations to
Congress upon the subject, as will speedily result
in silencing the niger worshipping and niger
driving agitators, and In the permanent settle
ment of this Kansas trouble to the satisfaction of
the whole country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

WuIAU's nutarRs-'rwo CoaB rus OSr sUT IA
corN piece 10 two acts, under The sbovc ue, was psypA
here last night Tho Laid this city aDd Al Sa
bland and the pt turns upon tho cndesvors Of Mr. g.
bard Gsfes r. wacc) 70 The hsad and fe~tans
Of fair Saien trdsr, who s likewise pursued BY NJ,
Hrtyrman a. HolIsnd). Mr. 0aincs "a pcrscn with -
centric clothing and funds. Hs has made love TO hr
aundress (Mss Mary Genncn), whoss jealousy e rrooc
by tho station Island expcucn. Gsaies he's borrowed
drce coat IRON nusyrman, which coal Is Withheld ~
the onrsged handross. Gales, however, ocng persa
ouict at expcdIepss makes ancher evy on Mriyrnsn-
eav.pe aa, Individual without coat rfe cndetvcrs o.
pa,vrr.n a, sec,,re nm ou,at the party the rage n
he IA ,ndreas add tho Impotence OF usnes mske up uv
f,n Of tho ,asce OF course, In tho drcsw 0sfcs ges
bo staten Hi sndor ard Maryrmsn does get hls cos
Th Isc Ia n, ani-os though somewhattoc stacy MIA
ard rss outs apcrtesf Az Ear the N ding vas o,o
a,,.s Mas Cannon carried or tho honors She Was w
cceJnsy artistic and very funny II The limo 20.
vslcot u the author.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

Nfuo's aAI,os--Mrs euHss PySrs FAIxvnat UoxOurr -
M, sussn Pine, who hes 80 ably sod a-sucaIiy Eus
s I'd Tho coprso p"rs In the operas gwen by the Pyuo
and Bsrrion English opers tcupc, and WIN hss kev,s.
SUNG al Tho Italian opcss With credit 70 bcre takes leave
Of hsr American nieods with sconcet sEbo's aa,o~,
ths evening Mis- louts Pyne, agsor Amodic Mr.. H~r,
riecs and Other emiseo, sr,as win a-,a ul.s fo,..
ryns VIII net s,ns ssas 10 Nev vcrh sNer h,. ooucor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

TIM oymA.--''IA Trsvis,s" WINS sivcu At Niblos hS
night with The distribution M before The house -
crowded 10 excess; and really appears tina, The pepsss
have awakened somewhat too late, W proper npprsss
ton Of the merits Of The company Nine. Gszrngs save
superb rendering Of the rk Of vicles and Rsypou sne
Anodio were Ia excellent voice. Friday Is the , nssu
q ehe present season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

Hon ROBERT ;. wAIxER BREAKING our IN
FRrsu PrAcE--we publish to-day, from an OBJ
scure democratic Journal leading editorial on
''Enslsh aggessions," which, from its earmsrks
we attribute 10 the versatile and communicative
pen OF the Hon Robert J Walker, The rcccntly
appointed Governor Of Kansas. This Is curious;
and how does u happen that while the re Co
vernon Of Kansas ia in New York, donounclng the
alibustoriDg usurpstlOns Of England In the news
peppers, and getting himself pulled up as great
man BY the Sscberns, Sagsmores and other ssvs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

SPANISH AIYARs.-The late sdyices from Eu-
rope tell us that new excitement Is being gotten
up In Spain, under prcsext Of grand Csrlist
conspiracy 10 overthrow The government This
Is part of the scheme Of Gen. Narvaez FOX fright
ening the country Into an aoquiescepce with his
rule. II ie the old game that Louis Napoleon
has played no successfully In Franco, Palmsrston
In England, and tho democratic party here The
cry that the country In danger 1, an old dodge,
and every politician understands IL Under the
popular CRY Of war with Mexico, Nsrysez has luc.
ceeded admirably In tho Spanish elections. six
prceresists members Only having been returned
70 the Cortca 0iozaga, Creme marquis of Al
baids), and other democratic leaders, have been
elected TO stey at home, ss have Golden, Bright
and others 10 Eog,apd The present cry OF a
CsIiiet oonspirmy is parliamentary msoeovre
D Ia Nspoieop, and means nothing more than
Keep me la power 1'hs Mexican imbro yllo Is
In fer war Of settlement The Spanish minis
ey having obtained the object FOE which tue ex-
c,t ment was got no, Il nos coming down rom
b sslln With the usual Diplomatic coqueftins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

A desperate ssfrsy occurred al the Girard House
yesterday morning, between Morrssey, the pugHist
and friend OF his named Psttesson and the walters
OF tie establishments. Pistol shots were exchanged.
ard knives were brought into requisltion, but
neither Ct toe comhatauts received any dangerous
wounds. TIE affair will be investigated by JUST 10
Connolly to-day.
TIE argument Of counsel In the case of the Mayor
seain.t TIE new Police Commissioners was COZ
Guided yesterday. full report may DO found
elsewhere.
Judge Russell. in his charge to the Grand jury
yesterday, in the Court Of Sessions, demonstrated
that crime had Tot increased in New York during
the lsst ten years, and tina. in proportion to the
strength Of TIE police foEce are better protected
than other cities.
There had been heavy rains In Louislsns ana Ais
bsms for s,vers days previous to tie 4ta instant,
which i! was feared would cause great injury to tho
crcps.
The receipts of beef cattle during the past week
amounted to 2s2S head. showing decrease Of 800
head az compared With the week previous. The
market yesterday was rather dull, sRd decline In
prices Of about half cent Fer pound was submitted
to by holders Of stock. The current rates were l0sc
sl2so. Cows and calves experienced no change In
prices. Veal calves declined &C., the highest prices
being 6Ao. 7c. Sheep ami lambs we're In good de-
msnd at IS $ls. ssoording 70 quality.
The sales of cotton yesterday confined t. shout 500
geo bales Tie foreign unsettled the market,
Though Tiers appeared TO be great pressure 20 SELL
while The general tone Of feeling quiet An extraor
binary telegraph despatch cent out by the way Of
HALIFAX and taken BY the Europa on her late outw ard
bound trip TO liverpool regarding the amount OF crops
prices &C. Is referred to 10 another place. Its inaccu
racy severely censured aud condemned yesterday
by the trade generally The b. the Kangaroo and
Europa stheued the market for br .adstuas Flour was
scvo and in good demand snd closed at advance Of
about &c per Dbl Whea, Grmer, with sales OF prime
Southern rec at 81 e 81 TO- and OF white do at 81 s.
Corn hmer with salee Of Jersey and Southern yellow
ard Western mixed al s2c. &c. Old Western mixed a,
The close held 81 higher rates. Pork was frm with
sales Of at SIS 80 sz5 90 per barrel Sugars were
Grrn, AID the salee footed up about 900 100 hhds
at prices given another coiaran. Among the sales was
cargo of porto Rice ST 1lXc. Coffee firm, but
quiet fleighp, though low, exhibited Hrmer feeling,
especially frs Liverpool while engagements were moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

ges of Tammany Hall, his acting Governor Is
reading Hiawstha to the Yankee squatters and
SPECTATORS on the Kansas prairies Is Mr.. Walk
er going to Kansas or does be intend to leave
his Secretary Of State to bear the brent Of tie
June election? Certainly Robert can't expect
to be made President for making Kansas slave
State on paper, II Frederick does the work. Robert
should 90 to Kansas or resign in favor of Frede
rick-that's all
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-27
PUBLIC SALE
OF THE
lICkR0Y REAL ESTATE
ALUM BANK In BEDFORD COUNTY,
ENNSYLvANiA.

BY virtue of an order Of Court to rr direct
ed, after proceedings in Partition, will expose
10 public sale, on the premises at Alum Bank,
in St. Clair Township, on
,NO.ND.aY, the 23d deg Of .H7RCH nert,
the Mansion Property Of Thomas Vickroy, de-
ceased, containing 249 Acres and l02 perches;
also at the same place and al the same time,
Tract adjoining the above, called ''SUgar Bot
tom," and containing S72 acres.
The first tract has two Dwelling Houses and
a large Barn thereon erected also two large
and excellent apple orchards thereon, and con-
tains about 100 acres of cleared land.
The other is not cleared, bat contains large
body of heavy timber with large Sagar camp
thereon. This property is watered by Dun
aing's Greek, and lays in such way as to rem
der every foot Of it tiilable. For productive
ness the land is not surpassed. Il is the ac-
lrdged garden-spof of Bedford county,
and must be sold on that day.
HUGH MOORE,
Feb. 20, 1857. Sherif.
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F-b. 90, 1891.
ESgaRsRac Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

HY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
Il Bedford county, the undersigned will offer.
# gasIic sab, on the premises, on
EfTURDaY TIE AN day Of 4tact neat,
5s FLOWING described Real Estate, late the
maarrty of Christian Mock, decd, viz:
Tract of Land in St. Clair Township, ad-
hing lands Of Nicholas Lyons, Moses Dubbs, E.
/ Anderson and others, containing One HIM
l,si and Forty-ttco .9cres and allowance, ha-
yiag thereon erected Log Frame House, Log
Bra and other oui-bnildiugS.
There are also TWO apple orchards upon the
premises and one Spring about 30 acres clear
I'd and nudrr fence.
EIGHTY ACRES Of said Tract, not includ-
no the buildings, will br first offered for sale
m said day. It il can he sold for enough to
rly lhe debts Of the estate, nothing more viii
h ,oh. otherwise the whole Tract as above de-
g5rd will be exposed to sale.
l5~Trlms made known on day ofsalr.
HIRAM DAVIS,
Fp5. %, 1857. ,3dmr Sc.
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PUBLIC SALE
or
TEAMS, Or BARK. &c.

The following property will be sold. without re-
serve, on WEDNESDAY, tbr 18th OF March next al
Rough x Ready Furnace, : miles iron Huntiug gdon,
on The Broad Top Rail Road viz:
One Splendid SIX HORSE TEAM, Young and in
prime order one hne horse do one brood niaFe; one
hhe young naie team; five wagons QUE road bed
one cart; ~ setts harness nuuber oi cooking and
ten plate stoves one milch cows wagonmaker's tools
and stuff furnace aud bank tools; harro>ys scrap
iron, and other property too tedious enuneTate.-
here will also be sold at the same time valuable
FOSSIL ore bank, situated within mile OF the Rail
koad opened and in working order, with slope OF
~ ieet OF ore above the drift. \ comfortable mi
neT's house is erected upon the property. Terms
liberal. l. T WATSON
Feb 49, 1851
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SHRYOCK * SMITH.
Chamhersburg, Jan. Is, 1857.
MORE NEW GOODS At SN0EMAKER'S s
COL0NADE STORE.

The subscribers having just returned from
the ras, are receiving general assortment
of Ladies Dres Goods. which consist in part Of
Coburgs, Thibels, DeIaineS, AIpaccas, Merinos,
black and aacy Silks, &C. &c. Also Cloths,
Cassmerrs, Sattinetts, Jeans, sc.
Groceries, Qupenswave, Hardware, Buckets,
Breoms Looking Glasses, sc. Their stock con-
siSts of every article usually kept in store, which
they will be pleased to slew 10 all who may fa-
vor them with call; and will be sold chrap.
Thankful for past iavors, they hope by fair
dealing and desire to please to cottinur 10 re-
ceive liberal share Of patronage.
All kinds Of Produce taken in exchange for
goods.
BOOT MD SHOE STORE.
\ large assortment OF Boots and Shoes just
received and for sale at Shoomaker's Colonade
Store. Dec. ?, 1856
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
1T
PRIVATE SALE.

The subscribers wish 10 dispose Of, al privat"
ao, their property situate on the Chambers
.l-- and Bedford turnpike road, at thu eastern
as- ofSdr!ng Hill, ten miles west Of Nc
Ca-ayll,hurg. This property is we'll known as
"BEAMER'S STAND and is one Of the most
.iraaIe in the country. The improvements
sr- large Stone Tavern House, with all the
nec-ssary out-buiidings--an ice-houSe, three
3-aagi houses, Blacksmith Shop, Barn, four
Nife4, sufficient to accommodate sixty horSrS,
aaeyer falling running pump at each end OF the
a.1yp. and a new bath house.
The Farm contains about seven hundred acres,
(Which near 800 are cleared. The soil is red
'a's, aad produces excellent crops. Persons
ssa,ug to purchase are requested to -xamin"
1- property, and any information desired as to
@'ms, &c, viii br given by
VIM. c. REAMER, Sliding Hill.
F. c. REAAlER. Bedford.
Jau 9, 1857.
l~Ifthe above property is not sold by the
Isl April next, /, viii be for reut.
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THE undersigned having entered into part
nership, respectfully annouake TO the public
generally, that they are nowR prepared 10 fur
uiSh anything in their line at exceedingly low
rates We ar" now opening an elegant Stock
of Hardware, Cutlery. House Furnishing Goods,
Tin Japanned, Brass, French, and Bfitiania
Ware, Willow, Cedar, and Pine Ware, Nails.
Glass, Brushes, Poty, &c, sc. A large stock
Of TIN-WARE constantly on hand, OF our own
manufacture. Spouting and other work done
to order, as usual. STOVES OF every descrip-
ton for wood or coal, OF which we are jus, re-
ceving some beautiful new patterns. Also Farm
implements in great variety, warranted as rep
resented, the best and latest Inventions of the
day. And, as we every week receiving
goods from Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Pits
burg, We will always endeavor to keep full
supply of everything in our line, or at least
furnish any article required at short no
tice.
We are also prepared to furnish all kinds of
Lead Pipe, Water and Pump Fixtures, at low
rates We cordially invite ali to give US call.
and especially the Ladies, as we have nearly
everything TO make house keeping easy from
Needle TO Cooking Stove.
GEO. BLYMIRE,
WM HARTLEY.
. 4O5c
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Pil7cHASERS. THIS WAY!

MORE GOODS.-The subscriber has re-
cpivpd and opened another elegant assortment
Of WINTER GOODS, embracing a splendid
assortment Of Ladies and Cpntlemrns Dress
Goods, Boots, Shoes Caps, FnrS, and almost =
very other article adapted to the season, which
b" offers at small profit for either cash or ap-
proved produce Call at the Cheap Store and
Judge for yourselves. We consider it no trou-
bid 10 sbew our goods whether purchased or
not.
JACOB REED.
Dec. ;. 1856.
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Public Vendue.
The subscriber vii! sell, at public <als, on
yrESD.qY, THE 81 DfY Of .MGRcH

NEXT,
A;s residence near Thomas Wisegarver's in
., ., Clair Township, all his Personal Property
.,.sisting of One Horse, several fresh Milk
Sams Iy,r number Of Hogs, Weayer's Loom, a
1.ss,.wheel for Pottery also all his Household
~ ~ Kitchen Furniture, consisting of Beds, Bed
loo ,s,5s Bureaus, Tables. Chairs, Coeking Stow,
c,n5oards, and many other articles too tedious
70 raumerate.
sLSO, at the same time and place will be
.r.Id as acres Of LAND, lying about three
ta @r-tbs ola mile from The place on which he
ICES, about half cleared and in good state ol
.aI,;rafion-the balance we'll timbered.
FERNS reasonable, and made known on
doy Of sale.
'' Nj, S, SILL.
an ,p5-
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The undersigned would call The attention of per-
p, drslrous OF planting this spring, to his fine lot
arri- trees from 10 10 feet high, of the most ap-
r5,-i varieties Will he sold in Grantities 10 SUIT
.araasers, at the lowest rates, by the hundred.
Persons Clubhing together and ordering by the
agsand will be literally dealt with for superior
rees Also few Peach, Apricof. Nsctarne grapes,
G0oseberrirs, Rasrberries &c. All articles labeled
ni carefully packed 10 carry safely any distance at
ne small cost Of material. Pears. Plums and Cher
are yet small. For further particulars address
a!ew lines 10
T. NJ. LYNCH, Bedford, Pa.
Fen 90, 1874.
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NEW FALL and WINTER GOODS
AT CHEAP SIDE STORE

The undersigned has just returned from the
,a1ern .a' cities with large stock Of FILL q
HL(TER GOODS.
A general assortment of LADIES' Dress
GOODS, which consists, in part, Of Bfac6 md
ta'y SILKS, Detaines, Madonna Cloth, Co
berg, Merino, sc. sc.
Also, great variety of Cloths, Cassimeres,
la'sinetts, Jeans, &C. &c.
n Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps-Grocrries,
Sleensware, Hardware, Brooms, Buckets, Look
As Glasses, &c. &c.
The above Stock consists Of every article usu-
@cig,F Gept in Store, all Of which will be sold
.q,gP for Cash or approved produce.
thankful for past iarors, he hopes, by lar
.T'.as and desire to please, 10 continue 10
.sF1 aad receive liberal share OF the public
Ia'Tonage,
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SNAKE SPRING MILLS.

This mill is now In first rate running order and
prepared to accommodate the public with Flour amt
meal equal any other in The State. Farmers Will
please give call, and Judge for themselves.
JOHN ALS1P.
Feb. %, 1856.
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Statement of the receipts and expenditures Of the
Military Fund of Bedford county for the year
1856 showing the amounts received from each col
lector separately, and the amounts paid TO each
person, in accordance with the act of Assembly OF
30th April, 1853;
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T4ALAStE.
mUsIC ana mUsECAL Instruments.

MUSIC and MUeICAL Instruments.
Pianos, Melodrons, Flutes, Guitars, Brass
Horns. Carionrts, Drums, ect., OF various man
uiacture always on hand.
Bands Suppiied at city WtoieseIe Rafas.
We have at least 5000 pieces Of uusic in
our store, consisting Of Variations, Poikas,
Waltzes. Scholiscbrs, Quadriilrs, Marches,
Quick Steps, Songs, eci., ect., Music mailed,
always at our expense, TO any part Of The coon-
try.
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n Z w 8 81 @ RE
IND
Nh IT GO OF DS!!

THE subscriber would announce to bis old
friends, as well as to the public at large that he
has opened an ENTIRELY NEW Store in
the Borough Of Bedford, Immediately opposite
thr Washington Hotel, where be has Just re-
ceiyed stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS of superior quality, embracing al
most every article in the DRY GOODS and
GROCERY LINE, to which he invites the eS-
pecia! attention of the people, who may find it
to their interest to give hin call before Pur-
chasing elsewhere. His Goods will be exhibit
ed with pleasure, whether purchased or not.
SAMUEL BROWN.
Bedford. MAY %. 1896
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RECEIPTS IND EXPENDITURES
OF
BEDFORD COUNTY
p0R 1857.

DAVID OVER, Treasurer Of Bedford conoty
in account with said county, from January
z, 1896, till January 5, 1887.
Treasurer Or.
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BEDFORD NlGH SCHOOL

The undersigned would respectfully announce 10
the public that he will open IN Bedford, on the first
Monday Of November next, High School, III which
all the branches of liberal education, English and
Classical, viii be taught. II is desguedto establish
in Bedford PERMANENT Institution of a high or
der, male and female The male and female depart
ment will be dstiuci, so soon the necessary ar
Tangements be effected In this School Students
Will be prepared for the higher classes o. any Col
lege, OF to enter at Upon the active duties OF
life.
Special care will be taken TO form IN our pupils
habits OF os9sr, strct pHActRalg and Hor0RahaeSS.
We consider these as valuable elementary charac-
ters, and Indispensable to sonnd learning.
The Physical Moral, and Social Education Of the
Pupils viii receive that attention which their impor-
tance demands.
There viii be liner gyades. To the Ggv belong
the cona'0n EHgijA BraDrLes, such as Reading Or
biography, WAITING, Arithmetic, Geography, Eng
lish GIamner. &c.
The ssro0d includes the preceding together with
The hfghrr 5roRcbcy OF English Education, such
Higher Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry Intellectual
and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, Botany, An
cient Geosrephy, &c.
The Tint embraces all the foregoing, together
with the Latin and Greek languages.
The Modern Languages, Music. Drawing, Paint
ing, and Ornamental Needle Work will be extra
studies, and for each there VIII be extra charges.
EXPENSES.
Tuition for the first grade per quarter, S co
second : 90
third .
The charges for the extra studies will be publish
ed al early day.
The opportunity IS now offered to the citizens Of
Bedford and vicinity Of having established in their
midst geymsaent school O! high order The en-
tefpElze. on the broad and comprehensive hasis mere
Indicated. will be attended necessarily with much
labor and expense. 1t Is hoEed, therefore, that all
those who feet Interested in the education OF the
yonng, VIII come up literally to the support OF this
School.
Rev. GEO. ~. ArGH{NRAUGH n
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Dec. ), 1886.
JOHN BORDER, GUNSMITH,

viii attend 10 all business in his line IN the
best style, on short notice ard reasonable terms.
(Ly- SHOP at the east end OF Bedford,
Dec. 10, lS56.--1y.
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Weregret to learn that the Hon. ]. Clancy
Jones is lying very i'll at the National Hotel IN
Washington.
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Oct. 3, 1856.

b4RG4LAY.-The undersigned GesirouS OF
reducing their stock-in order to make room
W 0Pnog supplies. will offer purchasers the
~ bargains ever seen in Bedford. Call aud
~ can save money.
a. B. CRAMER s co.
jan lG, 1887.
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IRON Blacksmitb's and others are inform
ed we have just received large supply OF Re
fined Iron-warranted best quality.
A. B. CRAMER s co.
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Bedford Springs

The Company are now erecting an additional Ro-
tel building and extensive Baths and ornament
ing and improving the grounds. The total cost of
Improvements, and Furniture for the Hotels. will be-
about $3.50, 900 90
OF this sum there is 10 remain mort
gage for ten years, at 8 per cent,
for $4,000 90
To be represented by stock,
which Is all taken but
bout $4,000, 10000 90
$3.50 900 90
Sources of Revenue
Rent of Hotels (oferet) 10000 90
Reefs from Baths < Farms, 1900 90
Sale OF water, estimated to
net first year, 5000 90
sl9, 500 60
Interest on mortgage, $4,000 90
per cent. Sl30,OG0 STICK. 0,A00 90
$4,000 90
-
Surplus applicable TO contingencies, S3,l0O 90
Arrangements have been made for sending water
daily in glass. after April lst, the principal cities
OF the United States; aEd it thought the revenue,
from the sale Of water alone, will in a short time
exceed 100000 per anuum
OFFICERS:
President-PnILIP GOSSLER.
Directors-S. Morris Vain, !. Edgar Thomson.
L. T. Watson, Philadplphia-Espy L. Anderson,
Wm. P. Sche VIM. T. Daughrrty, Bedford.
Secretary aud Treasures. L. Russell.
Feb 20 1857
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10 cash received from collectors as follows: