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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
MuRprR.-Last week. n murder W.

MuRDER.-Last week, murder was
committed in tn. county of Fayette,
Va. by a man named Kincald, on the
body Of his daughter, who had just ar
rived at woman's estate. The misera-
bic man is now in Fayette jail, for tri-
al. His violent temper. it is said could
not be restrained towards his daughter,
in the discharge of a domestic duty,
and whilst kneading dough for bread.
struck her on the back of the neck with
. broom, killing her Instantly.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

EBThe South Bend Forum in it's
price current says:
"APrLIs.-But few of this years
growth have found their way into mar
ket at SO. per bushel"
We would like to know how many
shave found their way " there at any
other price
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
NJ GregOs' sacudesesa1.

WI W. % W OAOO0V3V0O3
TINS Institution under the direction Of Tie
IL High School Association is complated.--
The Building is entirely new, centrally and
pleasantly located in the City OF McGrecoe.
Iowa. Every effort has been made BY thoes
engaged in i,s construction. to make Il In Ill
res ects suitable for school purposes.
The undersigned takes great pleasure in On.
ncunc:ng to those dcsirous of obtaining Z Alb
stautial and useful education that the 1T term
will commence on Non ny Ito Ord day Of
Aug, 1857. at the following rates of Tuition
per te m Of tlev6n weeks, payable In advance
Juvenile Department, $50
Common English Branches. $50
Higher {" 500
Patti ular attention raid to instructions Ia
Book Keeping, Penmanship, DC.
No sffo will lie spared hy those Engaged In
the capacity Of Teachers to mak" tlis lnstisu.
ton wo thy the atronage Of those Wishing .
thorough education
DID,. FRASER. Principal.
REFERENCES:
Hon. J. Erorn Hon. A. +. tones, Col. A. 2.
Richardson Dr.. w. A. P. Harding aud Geo. L.
Pass Esq. McCregor. Iowa.
P.S-lhc seies Of Books aiop'ed for u.o
can be found at the New Book Store Of Il.
Newell ESQ, Main S rect.
McGfecor j., ly 81, 81. matt.
Bradford News cory. a.a
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

EuoAR CANE IT. L. WoLys has sent us
few stalks of the celebrated Chinese Cane.-
We are much obliged to our old friend. The
Cane can be seen at The Pest Oiiice and at New.
ellis Box Store. 1t looks 50 much like corn
that j, is scarcely curiosity. We can discover
no sign Of tassel in it, though it is not less
than feet high.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

~MR. FRASER the Principal Of the
Academy is at work in the arduous
task of teaching the youth of the village.
He called on us few days since, took
our subscription, stated his terms and
We paid him in Advance as every body
should do. He has good room, keeps
a good school and as be requires advance
payment, no parent should neglect to
see him and hand over the money.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
Nc Gvegor, Lo,oo. Friday. Aug. Ia, IS,
Iowa Elsction-Northern Counties.

Alamakee-A Rep. Judge and Surveyor are
elected hy small maj. Townsend Dem. is
Sheriff hy &c. Toplif DIM. Recorder and
Treasurer ty liz. @. W. Camp, Dem. Pros
Attorney without opposition. Against New
Constitution 500 maj.
Winncshiek-Rcp. Ticket by msjorities OF
100 to So0-For Constitution 30o.
Floyd Co-kiplcy (Rep.) Judge by SO over
Wiltse Dem. In ST. Charles Wiltso got &c
votes. hut one for Ripley.
Chickasaw.-The Peoples Ticket carries.-
Judge Baily is reelected BY 96. Small maj.
for New Constitution.
Cerro Gordo.-J, s. Church. Judge by l56
maj. for Constitution 81.
Clayton Co-CRAnY the Rep nominee beats
Pr cE Rep. Incl mbcnt $50 votes for Judge
Fox Dem. is elected easy-no opposition. eve
thought Ben.s chance was good) Scott beats
Potter 100 votes. Davis Rep. beats Spaulding
R,p., for Sheriff co., The New Constitution
is beaten in this county 3Ooll There was no
party feeling in this election. Persons in older
counties have but little idea of the multiplicity
of local interests that affect the vote in counties
newly organized. In this county the Indepen.
dent ticket headed by Judge Price received 56J
maj. at Guttcnherg. while ut Elkader. CRAny
the regular nominee received every vote but
one or two! The County Seat rivalry between
these two explains It all.
At st. Charles, County Seat of Floyd Co.,
and Rel ublican town too, WILrsE the Dem.
candidate for Judge received s6l votes TO Rip.
iey's one. At Bradford. BAILEY on the People;
ticket received 2l7 votes to Miller's seucn while
at Chickasaw Miller got al votes cast.
These County Seats. K. Road lines and othc,
matters knock all rarity arrangement into ri.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
SHADES SALOON.

TNHE undersigned would inform the public
that he fas taken thu b itding recently
occupid BY Akin e. Co, 10 DR. 6 sore, and
arrs nged Il in convenient marner to accom-.
n,odate those who ~ desire a meal at any
hour Of the day. He has employed IN excel
lent cook and every cxcrtion will be made TO
supply his table with the very best the market
alto lis. His Bar is supplied with fne Imported
Ci,a's.
Pittshure Ale and other light beverages can
alwars be obtained at the SHAnE.
Gentlemen will please call and make the 90.
quaintancc Of the new institution
JANIS ORR.
McGrceor, July 81, 81. "a! 3m.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
AnothoS rerocious Attack by the Bear
A OangoYous Animal,

A Dangerous Animal.
We give the particulars Of another
affair. in which the bear. of whose cx-
istence our contemporaries Of the daily
press in this city are oblivious' was &C.
lively concerned, and came very near
adding another victim of his savage
Serocity to tho one whose death we re-
corded day or two since. The scene
of the affair was about six miles east of
vhe city, and about mile and half
from the steam saw mill owned by Mr..
John Rumncy. A party Of men were
engaged in the woods on Thursday last
in constructing shanty, when, it being
found that certain stick of timber was
needed for use, a German named Hell
dam took an axe and went into tho
swamp to cut it. He was in search Of
IN appropriate piece fsr the purpose
intsnded. when he WAS startled BY tho
sudden apparition Of large black bear
standing few feet from him, and eye
ing him ;ntently. A large dog which
accompanied him Immediately attacked
Che bear, seizing her by the launches.
and hamging on like grim death. Hei.
dam. seeing the bear occupied in defend.
ing herself against the dog thought he
had sure thing Of it, and approached
TO strike her with the axe. The bear,
on seeing this movement raised herself
upon her launches, and, as Heidam
struck at her head with The axe. caught
the blow with her fore paw. and sent
the axe flying through the air. entirely
out Of reach.
The force Of the blow being entirely
miscalculated. the consequence was that
Heidam lost his balance, and the bear
caught him in his grasp. and held him
in a deadly hug that deprived him Of
every power of motion. The dog mean
time worked manfully for his master,
aud kept the bears teeth in constant &C.
ton in defending herself from his at.
tacks, thus probably saving his masters
life. Fortunately, the party which
Heidam had just left was not far dis.
tant, and his cries for help, together with
the loud growlings Of the dog. attracted
their attention. and one Of the party.
seising broa lake. fastened in the d.
rection of the noise. Coming in sight
Of the bear. who still held Heidam ir
= deadly grasp he made rush at he,
with his broad axe. The animal. MOI
liking the looks of this reinforcement
let 60 Of the man, aud made off at full
speed. followed by the dog. who soor
returned, badly wounded. Heidam
upon being released. dropped upon tn.
ground, senseless, from the effects .
the hug. and was taken up by his com
Banions. and carried to place Of safe
~, where he was resuscitated. He ha!
not yet recovered from the effects of tn,
desperate struggle, so as to be able to d,
snything:-Det. Free Press. Aug. Cd
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
NEWS ITEMS.

NEWS ITEMS.
The American horses Prior and
Prioress have been beaten in the race for
the Goodwood cup.
Rollins is Governor Of No., by 1900
The New Constitution has carried in
Iowa.
Walker has returned to Lawrence
with the troops.
Freights are very low now on Lake
and River.
Land Warrants were active.
Oats are worth SO cts, in Chicago,
but they are declining fast.
Four young ladies were drowned
at Waterville, Me-, on the 9th.
A Louisville House has contracted
for $4,000 bushels of wheat at Sl.O0.
The New hall House al Milwaukee,
will be opened on the 25th.
Jas. G. Dobbin, late Sec. of the Ma
Wy, is dead /; he was 43.
Maj. G. Dyckman. has received the
Jackson gold box.
Mrs. Cunningham is lodged in the
Tombs she affects to be sincere in her
recent accouchment.
PEAT, a most valuable article Of fue
has been discovered in Dodge Co., Wis.
it is said to be 8 to feet deep on the
marshes.
The earnings Of tho NJ. & NJ. r. R.,
for July are 800. 600; last July $685.
600. increase 43 per cent.
Potatoes are now dug at the rate of Q
acres day, by machinery.
The F. 4 Drovers Bank of Waynes-
burg. Pa, is counterfeited-look out
| for Cos,
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

HBrewn says ne was considerably
startled tie other day on reading the
name of a treatise entitled ''God against
Slavery" but WIS entirely quie; ed when,
by reading on a little, he dis covered
that it W; only Dr.. Checver! TIE
ference is grea err than the reverend
author supposes.-B Boston Post.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
Town Lots.
VEST M'GREGOR PROPERTY.
GOOD TYTLE,

NIE now offer for sale, on tho most rea.
wv sonable. and to persons who wish to
inn rove. the NEST accommodating terms, 500
lots in the West McGregor Addition This
addition, for pleasantness of location and con.
venience cannot be surpassed. having nm abun.
dance of fine water, and being situated on tho
main thoroushfare leading to the country
Several fine improvements have already Eeca
commenced, and are fast approaching compile
ton one Of which will be the finest ho'el build.
ing in ~ Grcsor, to be fnish,d in good STYLE,
and we'll kept. Callsoon, as lots arc going fast.
June IS ~. H $. GRANGER 4 Co.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

TExAs.-The Democrats have elected
Runnell, Governor, by 10000 majority,
not a X. N. is elected to the Legisla-
ture. Sam Houston left home when he
left the national Democracy.
N. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES carried
every thing by large majorities.
KEETucKY.-A Democratic. Legisla-
ture for the first time in 80 years.
Eight of ten Congrcsmen. J. B. Clay
represents the Ashland District the
home of his illustrious father, as De.
mocrat. Marshall in Louisville and
Underwood in Bowling Green are the
only X. Ms. elected.
Harris, democrat is
elected Governor by 10000 maj.--two
thirds of the Legislature and the same
proportion Of the Congressional Delega-
ton is Democratic.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

Meg. r. RoAD,-Mr. Bartlett de-
signs to commence work at the mouth of
Bloody Run on the Goth. The other
contractors are preparing for the work.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

Jonx B. WELLER.-rhe Sanfrancisco
Globe says that JOHN d. WELLER will
probably be designated as the Democrat
ic candidate for Governor of California
by acclamation.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

@An insane girl in the poor house
Tamworth, N. H. stole the Superin-
tendent's baby and drowned it in a
brook, while its mother Mrs. Whiting,
was asleep IA her chair.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
DI led

At NJ. Grcgor on Saturday Aug. 6. HARsIEr
JANE daughter Of G EoRoE and MARY WILLIAMS
nged 3 years.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
MARRIED.

WV. 8. NJ cKLE to Miss. NARY Woif at The
Residence of the Brides father on Snim agiii oy
r. HURLBUr ESQ. OH the 9Th inst.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

" The census returns show that Kansas now
has POPULATION Of between fifty and sixty
thousand. Upwards Of sixteen thousand OF
these IRE voters under the organic act.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

~ The Post Master General has accorded
tn contract for furnishing stamped envelop to
g +. NEsbIr, N. Y. y the lowest bidder,
having reference to The quantity of STAN, aud
lrices
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

Doors! Dltsssls SNsh!!!
TTNHE Undersigned has just completed Ware
l. Room on Main Street, MEG sEooR, for the
special purpose Of supplying the Farme q, Build.
ers and Dealers Of North Iowa and Southern
Minnesota with all articles in the line of his
trade.
Nv ID q o II s.
He can supply you with the two rannel, pam
mel and d pannel article, from u inches to
inches thick He also has common Sash Doors
and
Sash Store DOOrs!!
Window Blinds
and
CO1E.1KQ.1es&.aS
OF any size that may be wanted.
The Blinds and Sash are made of the best
quality of M 4 ! W. ukee
Isu IA Der.
sasa primed and glazed to order. Class fur.
nishcd ii requested
Wh.lesale Dealers can t,adc here on terms
as reasonable as - 60 East, or South. All work
TO be paid for on delivery. gJ-i ,ciA not 6eun.
dersoM..Ln ISAAC HARRISON.
merger, IOWA, Aug. Is. 43fm
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
Dr.. BOURBO.NoE
AROMATIC FOREST BITTERS,

~ NV WIN Nv WE - " ] u y
WHAT THEY WILL Dol
They will cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Liver Complaint. Jaundice, Heartburn,
Drowsiness, Bilio; sness, &C.,
and will in every in.
stance ire
vent
The attacks Of Fsper and Ague and other E.l;ou.
Diseases. and are highly u.efulin
Fc M ale Com pINiMts.
~ A FEW REASONS
Why pco. lie should buy the Forest Bitters in
preference t. all other medicines:
lst. They not only CAN, but will give sire myth
and vigor to the system.
n. They are very pleasant to take add pro.
duce fine appetite.
Sd. IT'S tHE GRE PEST MEDIC NE in the WORLD.
4'h Cne bottle will alwsys Prove their iii.
cacy.
5th. They arc not recommended as IN YER.
SAL CURE ALL, but will actually perform more
than is promised.
9th. iersons buying these hitters can have
their money refunded if they think aft SIM
them that they have not received the worth Of
tncir money.
PRICE OF QUAR- BorrLEs. - cts.
" PINT /" -. 80 .
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

DIR. BOURBON,S
u U M0MlC bALSAM N!
For the immediate aud certain cure Of
Cbxgh. Colds. Group, ,Asthma, Whoopino-
Cough. bronchitis. Hoaysene.s, de-,
and also an invaluable remedy for
Oonsunn Dtion 2
In order to llace this slu BILE medicine with.
in the reach Of all. it is placed at tn low price
Of rs cents or bottle. and it is wa rant d to cf
feet more cures than am dollar med cne bcfo. q
the public. CO.WELL 4 CO.
Sole Proprieto.s, Madison, Wis.
Fold BY Hoffman. Pcuton 4 CO., r. w,
Wood e. Co. andJ. S. King T. Co.. McGregor,
Iowa.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that the late firm OF
Gear & futile have this day dissolved co-part-
nership in the Al ction and Commission busi.
ness BY mutual consent and the business in fu.
T. 70 will be continued at the old stand by N. M.
.1uttlc.
OF. GEAR. NM. TUTLLE.
M'crcgor. July %, '57 1885,
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

CARD, OF Apx.s 1870 cents, children tn
der nine wears of are half uricc.
Doors open at 2 e. 7P. N.
Fer fu tlrr pa: ticulars, see programmes and
pi't' rial Bills.
Monona, Tu"s'ay Aug. 18th, ElFader Goth
and Clermont Glst. J.F.SU fTON,
A ont
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
V0SAOOSA . = oAAAOAo
B UCKEvE BAN D

Compos d Of thirteen Amcri.
can Musicians and d AVN by
ten teau,if l white horses.
The while to conclude eacl,
day and evening with scenes
from Fr,,nconi's Hi, pod ONE
and the ne, cs-:o :. c 10 got: On,
soul-stirring. mirth-moviny lu
lesaue on Sand Ma hans & Co.'s
Performing Elephants,
In which they walk Up in.
clined planes, u cunt !tdestals
.,<l nm thar honda
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

McGrcgnr, Oct. 9Th, 1856.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24
PA. FRIDAY. APRIL "a. 1857

had silyered bis hair, stood almost equal TO
strong man Of thirty, happy, indeed, BY
the side Of the pious Martha, IN q circle Of
his children and chilaren's children, honor
ed by his fellow-eitzens, and hoa2red BY
bis prince. He often told the story Of his
bqyhood, how he used to 60 about hswkiug
with Father Thaddeus, the tinker and his
face glowcd with inward satisfaction, when
he eompase5 the former ns a. 81, witl. prssebi
cbanges,ih The production Of which be could
never have imagined he vas to have SO con-
siderable a share. Then he used to ex-
claim
"Have not always said III Clear un,
derstauding only 10 the head, love to ones
neighbor III the heart, srugality in the stom-
aclI, and industry in the fngers-thon.
Handpork stands on COLLEEN Fest"
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24
VOL. 80. No. II.

consideration wiii open the way 10 further
investigation Of the subject, and, they hope,
result ip The establishment OF systcm Of
Normal instruction by which the intellectual
wants Of the people viii be supplied, our
common schools raised to the highest stand
ard Of excellence, and the blessings Of thor
oueb, Efficient education be extended 10
.eseTy scetiea Four beloved Commonwealth.
TIE common schools is the life of the State,
Tor from its bosom must be drawn those
streams Of knowledge and virtue which pre-
pare freemea for the high duties Of our Re- Il
publicn system. and to foster, extend aud
perfect it, Is the pla inest lessoL of wisdom
and patriotism. a
u. COFFEY, Chair man,
WM WILKINS,
FRANCIS. JORDAN,
GEO. w BREWER,
D. A. FiNNEY.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24

q BOY FOURTEEN YEARS OLD CosvIc-
TED OF MURDER His Seateacs 10 Death -
The Toronto lCarada) Globe gives detailed
account Of the trial OF boy, named James
McGarrie, between thirteen aad fourteen
Years old, for the murder of James McCull.
a boy nine years cfege, in October last. in
the tawuship Of Garafra2a, Ca,.aia. Ae-.
cording TO the evidence, the murder was
most deliberate and iahuman Having had
quarrel with the boy, McCaH, he enticed
him Into the wools, to get apples, aud when
there, he heat him with stick, and after
wards teak piece of broken bottle, Gu, bis
throat with i, and inflicted gashes and cuts
all over his boly. lie then stripped the
body, hid it be,weea two logs. and, with
the clothes tied up in "a bundle, left the
scene. When questioned by McCull's faith.
er, be denied the murder, bnt afterwards
confessed II, giving its horrible details. He
escaped the vigilance Of the officers for two
MeeAs' OUT was subsequently, captured
After the evidence was heard, the jury
having retired few minutes, gave yer
F'iist ei guiity Of wiifuf murder, Will rec
Onmsndafion to mercy. The Judge, be-
fore passing sentence, asked the boy if he
had any thing to say why tie sentence Of
death should no; be passed upon him. lie
replied, Il say they've sworn to lie. Oid
Scott says he gave ME s., AMI be did not,''
lie then sentenced him to suffer deash By
hanging, on the llih Gay of April inst,
stating 'dat he would lay the whole facts
before the Executive, but expressed the O.
pl''ion that there was 90 hope cf mercy from
th4t. .qaarter, on account Of the horrible na-
ture Of his crime. Dariag tie whole uial
the prisoner exhibited no signs of sensibil-
iiy, and received the sentence with an I:r
of cailous ani careless indifference.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24

The Rerub.ic;ln State Judicial ticket was
carried ia Michigan by 10000 yotes.-
They elected six ont of eight Circuit Judges,
and the Regents of the State University arc
Republicans.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24
Labor Stands on Golden Feet.

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mant; marioraa snare. and ,hra,a -.
ever thon rn,vst and cans, Ta... Il,
eel! 10 the anothse ,,;as !, s,ano. 80.
basketf.ls Of strtw5,r,;,s b,lha,r;.s aas
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the bountiful G,l ,bo,s.,d orr.,ls -.
falling e., rs. tLas. a.. ,..;Il Nal, - NJ.
will g;ye tbes ota... - H., h,.,a ga ~,
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.L;:n vas IA engr,y,. ., c,,,,r v;,bo,, rnl,
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,Aen ,o .ilI .sa v.,r< ri,bIc Tbis accom-
.Iisbs.( H.. ,y,. ye,.e;vol ;n,o -, ou;iJ ~
masters 8; ;.il nn.ca pa,np. STRANGE ceremonies.
sud ,,i,sa>,.iole,l f-as,iac-aIl At lie cbaype
ri 4se poo- la,inpe. unhopt recF.oio i,
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II ,ools-a I,tbe ~ anvil, crocib,ss dies
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,Jao.s nor arnca,. n ,l, character of =
lover. ana l,s wooiu,, Is ooe Of the mo,t
bo,ntif,I ,.;.t,-,s i, ,h,. boot He cboico
las f.lI.n ,no,, n sc,vapt Girl vlo,u II, had
l,orn :, l,rso.,3
oaa ro-,,;r, 3,.+,- T,,.. cent ~, ar
,ac,,,;os wi.,, = ,ossaoe Miss Feneiel was
50 co,,. ., hin, d;-se,l,. be had fonnd c,od
rI,ea =, her, Martha FASTENED t,G,bey
rl,dlv
.9ss, lin. f,no5 r,acs for me seo,
.Io,,.q, .sl,os shc eiyipq him her hand
ar,.oe,,,, .rb,n,. cad, bo.,, to fear
l,aron,i,,., troublesome 70 our kind friends.
Come tell ras wbere,'
He 10. ksd anxiously iato her JOYOUS blue
eyes. ,h.p. in confusion. down to the ground
tben sea;a uawards TO the rcof Of the room
,n5 .roaad The four sides, as though he wa.
,o.l.;o. so,,.tb;ng lost
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24

The Hon. Jno. Appleton has accepted
the office OF Assistant Secretary Of State,
and has announced his formal withdrawal
from all practical connection With the W ash
ing;on Union.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24

UThe man who carried cut bis moral
resolutions, did not bring them in again.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24

- Bare faced falsehoods- fbs told BY
the ladies in the present style Of bounets.