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Bedford Markets.
Connected WEEKLY BY :. x J. Al. snoEmAkEn.
PKN ADELE LPRIA MARKETS.

PHILApELPmA, Nov. 28th-Ev-ning.- Bread
stuffs are dull and unsettled, and the Flour mar
ke is inactive to-day, the demand both for ship
ment and home consumption belrg quite light,
the sales OF 80 bbS good WrNtern supplhar at
S3.25, beIng the only transaction made public.
The local trade are buying to supply present
wants, at from S5.25aS l.95 per bb!, according
to brand and quality. Corn meal aud Rye -four
are quiet; the former is held at S3.i2l per hol.
! nut there are sellers at lrSS, and the latter at
5 r 90 per BIOL, and scarce at that. Wheat is
offered at Si.20aS % fJr red and S. i.39aS .33
for white, with sales OF ,600a SEQ LnS only,
al these rates for fair to prlmr lots. Com is
fwanted, and $500 bus old yellow brought Sic,
I including a lot IN the cars at soc, about 5000
bus new sold a! G0a65c, to dryne>s. Cats
better, and abont 900 bus have been sold
al 36a37c for Southern, including 800 hns on
terms kept secret. Rye is wanted at 7Ca78c-
by the distilrrs, bot there is very little coming
in. Bark is unchanged, but qui-t: further
snail sale Of Is. quality Qu-rciirm was made
a. $50 per ton. Cotton is held at about rrvi-
ou~ly quoted rates, but the demand is Iini.td,
and the stock very much reduced Ciovrrsred
is wanted a, 35aS5. p per bushrI, and but ttI-
comiDg in: the dealers are buying at tn former
rate from wagons. Groceries moving of rather
more freely, and about 100 hhd> Of Cuba Sugar
hrocght 6aa1lc; som $50 boxes do, were sold
oa terms kept secret, the market closing rather
better Tor both Sugar and Coffee. Provisions
are beginning to come N, but meet with a limi-
ted demand at former quoted rates, the trndrn-
cv being downward Mess Pork Is Offered at
SIS per bbi Whiskry is selling at pc for
hid, , SC for drudge, and 223a235c fJr hhIS,
:. ~ D.
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New Goods
GREAT ExcITEI4EN

Al SBOEMAKERS .COLONADE STORE.
THE undersigned having iust returned from the
tern cities, are now openiHg splendid assorTment
o Fall and Winter goods consisting IN part otLadies
Dress goods Black and Fancy Silks Merinoes, De-
James, Cashmeres, Alpaccas, Shaws, Calicoes,
Woolen Hoods Taraas for Ladies and children,
Red and White FIannel> Hosery, &c. Gentlemen
and Boys Cloths, Blk and Fancy Casi,neres,
Jeans, Tweeds, SatiueiIs, MnslinS, Nc., z
BOOTS g SHOES,
Gents and Boys Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Misses
Shoes and Caters Of all sizes and descriptions. A
general assortment Of Gents Boys Hats and Caps.
Flour Oh Cloths, Syrup Molosses, White 4 Brown
Sugar, Green and Black Tea, Groceries OF all kiads,
and all articles usually kept in country Stores
Thankful for past tavoTs rher hope that by fair deal
Eg, and desire 10 please, TO receive liberal share
OF public patronage.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
J. q J. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
Oct. lG 1857.
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LIVING .4.ED LOVING,
7 MISS VIRGINIA +. TOW NSEND.

Dl AtIc> INOl-Nlfa 1 ~ ~ -FNfLLND.
Miss Townsend is known Of our best mag
azine writers. aud although quite youug has her
Equal in her peculiar style The present volume in
cudes some Of her best Tales aud Sketches, which,
together with and beautiful portrait of the
author, by that distinguished artist, John Sartain,
Esq, viii render it particularly acceptable to her
Numerous friends.
The Book Is handsome l2mo. voinme, printed on
the finest paper, hound in and beautiful style,
and IS to any part OF the United States by mail,
free OF postage, on receipt OF the price, Sl.G0.
J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher.
IS North Fourth Street, Phiadep phia.
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n a aE R EE Eh .

On Thursday morning the 26th November, by
Rev. r. F. sample, MIR. W.O. Williamson, 70 Mis-,
Ettle ;. earn, both oi this borough.
At Yellow Greek, on Thursday. the 5th nit, by
Rev. William P Suith. OF Pper's Ron, 10 Miss Ra-
chel Lavinie, second daughter OF the late Gro. B..
Kay, deed. Of the former place
On the 22d uIt., bv R.v Henry Wilson, Mr..
Isaac Ling to Miss Dellah Hammers, both Of
Bedford county, Pa.
On the 25th uh., by tbr same, Mr.. Martin
II, Boor, Of Bedford county, and Miss Amanda
Ware of Snrn+rsl.f county. Pa
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STRAY CATTLE.

CAME TO the premises Of the subscriber, living in
Napier township. about the first oil September last,
heifers two years old, aud yearling, red with
some white upon them, red and white spotted
newly. The largest red has slit in the left ear,
the other red has both ear, cut of, the yearlug
also has slit in the lett ear other marks recol
lected. The owner Is requested 10 come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
JACOB 4. SLEEK.
Nov r. 1877.
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wnrICE.

Devries Stevens Thomas IL stS the commea Plea Plea
Thomas W Horton. exp. No; 2, ~. 7.
John P. Reed, appoint -adifor to report Gsiribu-
tion Of the money IN H., land, of the sherH
by YItrne Of the sI8ve appointment thg ander-
signed viii attend to rae performance of bis dntes,
al hi' ONCE 81 the borou.a OF Bedford Oh AondaF,
"a .ae Ilihday OF Deeemb-r. 1857, at 10 e.oeS' A.
NJ. "9e9 and where a parties interested can al
tend II they see proper
JOHN p. REED,
Nov, 81, 1857. Auditor.
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THE LAST NOTICE.

am in earnest in saying that ~ant TO settle
with all the old friends and patrons the "Bed-
ford Eazette; in town as well as in the country.
Mans have mantulIv responded to my former
notice, and have faith 10 believe that all will
ln saoSt time. As money is scarce, will
give any reasonable indulgence to those who
desire 81, provided they settle at ouce. | will
attend 10 person at the office of Henry Nicodr-
mus, Esq for short time yet, probably until
;he Isl al January, after which Will place all
unsettled accounts in the hands OF Esquire Nico-
demus for collection, 1rifhout respect TO persons
and mean Just what | say.
GEO. W. BOWMAN.
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BY virtue oil order Of the Orphans Court OF Bed
ford county, the subscriber viii sell at public sale,
on the premises, in Londonderry township in said
county Wednesday, the 23d day Of December next,
y tract Of load of l25 acres. nbom 40 acres
cleared; having thereon two small leg houses and
log barn, late the property of Amos Raey, deceas-
ed. This property is Wills Creek, near the route
Of the ConnelsviIle Rail Road
TERws-CASH. on the confirmation OF sale on
Monday OF February Court.
WIN. NJ. HALL,
Admir- Of Amos Raley, dec.
Nov 20 -
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
VnLu0bie Real Estate

BY virtue OF am order OF the Orphans CouFt Of Bec
ford county, the subscriber will sell at pubsc salt,
on the premises. 10 Cumberland Valley TOWNSHIP,
~ sad county,
ThgrSday, the 24ta day Of December 1887,
the following described real estate, late the prope-
" OF Campbell tleAdrickson, decd.
Tract \. being the Mansion place. containing %
ACRES, with about 40 acres cleared; having thrr-
on
GRIST MILL IND FOLLLNG MILL
two story og house and log barn. This is vey
valuable mi Il property, well worthy the attentonof
purchasers.
Tract B. adjoining the above, containing ljGa-
cres, about 70 acres cleared; having thereon
rIFO 5 TOR T LOG HOUSE and a LOG BARN.
TermS-One third in hand an the contifmalioaot
sale on Monday Of February Court next; the 5'i-
snee one third to remain in the land for the use OF
the WIDOW ard the remainder IN two equal animal
payments withoat:nterest thereafter TO be secwed
by Judgment bonds. -
HENRY ]. BRUNER,
Admir- Of Campbell Heudrickson dc
Nov. 20, 1857.
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Nothing helps the times more than the
prompt payment Of iltl- bills. It keeps up
trade, money moving, helps thr hands, and
makes everybody feel better. When every
body hold. Oh TO all the money he gels becausr
hr fears times are gong to be worse, b. helps 10
make them.
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Mrs S. g.. as0Gfs

HAS Just returned from the Cities with Rich as
sortmeEt of Fall and Winter goods, such elegant
Rich Silks. AL Wool Plads, Mrrino Deaines, Velan-
ces Thibet CloIhs, calicoes, Clnaks,
MANTLES, FURS.
Velvet and Satin Bonnets, French Flowers. Plaules,
Rbbends, Rgshes, a great variety of Ladies and
ChildTens Boots, Shoes and Caters, with variety
of Fancy Goods.
Oct. 10, 1857.
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NEW FALL GOODS

The Subscribers have just received large assort-
OF Fall and Winter goods, all Of whirh will be
offered al pricrs 10 suit the times. We respectfully
invite Cash and prompt six month buyers, to cali
and examine our siock-assuring them, we shall
offer Inducements sfrater than heretofore.
Country Produce Of all kinds received for Goods.
A. +. CRAMER < Co.
Oct IG 1857.
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Stray RWEEo

GAME trespassin4 on the premises Of the subscri-
her IN Bedford ip., about the 18th Sept, last,
stray bull, Of white ard fsd spotted color, hav
ing marks and supposed to be about year
and half old. The owner IS requested to come
forward prove property pay charges and take him
away, he viii b. disposed of as the law directs.
SAMU FL REiGHARD.
Nov 90 IS57-3t
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INFORMATION WANTED.

\ Young man named Nathaniel Hart Evans, former
ly resident Of Fulton County, near McCohnes-
burg, found missing on the 18th December last
and has not been heard OF since. To any person
giving information Of him the most sincere thanks
Will be returned. Direct Rays HUI Post Office,
Bedford County, Pa.
EVAN EVANS.
Oct 20, 81.
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All persons are hereby cautioned not to harbor my
daughter Cordelia, on my account "a she left my
souse year go, and ! am determined not 20 paw
any debts OF Der contracting, hereafter.
FREDERICK SMITH.
Nov. l3. is.
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Nov. 81, 1887.

loOFHHCHE. Those who want a speedy
fnre for this dsease will find il in Dr. KEYsER's
IooTHAcaE Remedy. Sold for 2j cents at Samuel
'fo~ns Store Bedf2rd, Colvin Il Robisons, Schells
bsrg,
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".lL9A, KNOB THTSELF"
An Invaluable Book for % CentS. !!

".A3.N, h.fOH IHISELF."
An Invaluable Book for % CeutS, ~
cry Family should have Copy.
~ DIR HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL AND
s. HANDBOOK FOR TIE AFFLlCTED,-con-
+ D tanning an outline o the origin, progress treat
isy meni and cure OF every iorm OF disease con
w tracted by pIomtScpous sexual intercourse. by
) ~pifabusp, or oy sexual excess. with advice
for their prevention, written iariar style,
vnidlng all medical tertnicaties, and every thing
that would offend he ear Of deceucy.
TestjnoDg of tie Profees0c Of ObscfricS IN Penn.
CoHae. PdJzaeiJ eiJgja.-.DR. HUNTER'S MED
TCAL HANUAL.'-The author of this work, M
like the majority OF those "hc advertise to cur the
diseases Of when 1t treats a graduate OF one oi
the best Colleges in iht United States. IL aHefds
me pleasure 10 recommend him 10 the unfortunate,
or 10 the victim Of NAL practice, successful and
experienced practitioner, in who,e honor and inleg-
rty they may place the greatest CONFIDENCE.
josEru LoNGsuoRF. II. D.
From H. Wooam45@, N. D., If Pam Ghftne'eitV
Phigd.--lt gives pleasure 10 add NY testimony o
the professional ability OF the Author OF the lleaf-
cai Mammal f''-NumeTous cases OF Diseases oi the
Genital Organs, OF them OF oGg standing, have
come under my notice, which his skill has been
manifest IN restoring to perfect health, IN some m
stances where the patient has been considered be
yond medical aid. In the treatment OF seminal
weakness, dsarrang of the functions prodn-
ceG by SeifabuSf, Excess OF venery, TO not know
his superior in the profession. have been acqnaln
ted with the author some thirty years, and deem t
more than justice 10 him well kindness to
the unfortunate victim of early indiscretinn, 10 rec
ommend him one, IN whose professional skill and
integrity they may safely confde themselves.
ALFRED WooDwARD, VI. D.
One copy, securely enveloped, will be forward ed
free OF postage 10 any part OF the United Sars, for
Is cents, or copies for 81. Gl7 Address COsDEN
4 CO., Publishers, Box 1917 Philadelphia.
C. Booksellers, Canvassers and Box Agents 'Up-
piIs9 on The most liberal terms. TnoY.4 4, 57-iy.
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GovERNoR PAGEEG'e CABr>Er, Hon. y. B.
Browne and William A. Porter, Esq Of Phlia-
dlphia: Hon, P. &. Shannon ana A. B. McCaI-
mont, Of PttShurg and Hon GAYLORD Church.
OF Ere, are named IN connection with th~ ap
Polntm-nt Of Attorney Grnr'al under Govern
.or Packers administration. For SECRETARY OF
the Commonwealth. the most prominent nam~s
spoken Of, ar Hon. William NJ. Hester, Brrks
county Hon. John L. Dawson, Of Fayrtp /:
and Hon. John CESSNA, Of Bedford.
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Il aumber ol omen in Erie county, New
York, hav" called a Convention, the object Of
winch IS stated 10 b. to ''gain a new knowledge
OF The nature and attributes Of man"
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E&gSTo .
Oct. 1G 1877

ONE box Of medicines brought from Holidays
burg to A. FerguSon's Shoe Store in mistake.
The owner will Piras- come forward aud prove
property, pay charges and take il away.
Bedford, Nov. 81, 1897.
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The authorities of Paterson, ~ J., have
commenced number public works, such as
"prnIng and gtading streets and pnhlc squares,
ior the TeIipfof tbe unemployed people.
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Department. IL which they manufacture uuder The
Immediate supervision ot Air. By8ure, tarir excel
ent assortment o. I'm ware. We offer great induce
ments 10 country merchants by way OF large dis
count, very large stock, and excellent work. their
assortment of stock embraces probably 20 different
patterns OF Cook and teatm" Stoves selected from
fae choicest pattern, ot the hest Fouudfes Pha-
delpnia Baltimore ork ana Pittsburgh, We ask espe-
ca attention, This part Of stock by al wanting
2ood warranted stoves.
We have hand few old fashioned stoves Al
reduced prices.
Berlin Stoves, SIa, GO all sound.
Hathaway $1,000 10 $500
ThausiuI to all who hay- pa'ronized u, with Job
work, ~e would ialorso them that we sfjll attead
with care and de-parch % out door work, spouting
and sh"slns lone al Tie lowest prices according 10
quality 81 the work. We keep constantly on hand
The celebrate! Victoria stove Backing, which IS
cbeaPer and superior 20 any thing else ever used for
This purpose. Russia ami American stove Pipe and
Fire boagds constantly on hauL and made 10 ordrr
Whole sale or retail. IN short every thing in toe
timing, stove and copper smith line. Please give
a call an examine for Yourselves.
Oct 10Th. BLYMiRE hartley.
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meet az IAe Comnis, ioaers otice, on Monday, be
7th day Of December 1871, TO recelve their dupi-
Gates instructions &c +a ~ a..nE aS
.a as q H. .Nfc0DEMUS, Clerk.
Nov. II, 1897.
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J. NJ. LINsET's GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!
Which IS purely rege,qil. Pregar4toa, for the Pn
rifyng OF blood, giving g4er 10 the Liver, stomach
and bowels, and exre.ips from. the system all NOR
bid matter, aud substituting in its stead heaiihful
activity through ali the functions OF life.
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NEW
'dI1GY 9tgE U.
NEW

e.
MRS. H. D. PEUGH K CO., respectfully invite th+
attention of the Ladies of Bedfort aad vicinity 70
their and handsome stock Of eoots just opened
in ssMann's Buiding' Julianna opposite Dr. Ream-
er's Drug Store.
These goods have been selected with the greatest
care, and of the latest style and best quality.
Their stock consists in part OF
More Antique Silks. All Wool de LANES.
Blk. Gro de Rhine do Ito printed.
French Mefinoes plain and printed Blk Elastic Belts.
Moss head Fringes. Chenille Trimmings.
Bage Laces. Chenille scarIs.
Ladies Kid Cloves Chenille head dresses.
LADIES Gauntlets Fancy French Corsets.
Gents BIZ. Kid Gloves, Feveteen, &c. tsc.
Perfumery, Extracts, Jewelry, &c.
LADIES' and CHILDRENS' BONNETS in great
Iety A general assortment OF Ladies and Misses
SHOES. CATERS, OTEBSHOES, elC.
SHANVLS OF every quality and description.
II p. PEUGH.
ETTiE i. FISH9UkN,
Or 81 fs5-
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LADIES DRESS GOODS

LADIES DRESS Gu0DS
in great variety, consisting ~ part Of plain and
printed French MennorS, ali Wool DrIaneS,
AIpaccas, Silks dotted plain aud figured Swiss
fac Cambria jackonets, Six Lace aud Fsinges
about eighty lH~crs OF excellent Calico, Red
Nohatr SIX aaa Cotton Gloves. &lra and wo-
mens' Wool aoa Cotton hose, plain and Fancy
NINI2h 8EANGS,
Ladies Boanr'>, Men and Boys Hats aud Caps,
Cotton Wasp and Carpet cham. BOOTS 4
SHOES, consisting Of Men aud Boys wear, La
dies. Misses and Chiidrrns' Shoes.
GROCERIES. such as CotfFe, Sugar, Moiasse<,
Sgruls ira, Chocolate, Specs, Gobacco, Oils.
Drugs, Pants, Dyr-StuiIs, Glass, Patty, &c,
HARDH IRE, such as iton, Naits Cast SheerS
and Blister Steel Carpenters tools, Cabinet
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More .hcu Goods !--Shoemakprs at Their
Colonadr Store, have received fresh supply ot
new Goods. Cailaroand and inyest
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J. 81. LINDSEY.


Tltt0ns3lIIe, bedi0ru CO., "a, Oct. J, 81.
tlr. ]. u. LIyusEY.
Dear Sir:-l was severely afflicted with rheuma-
1su for hole yaar--Hine months 0! which time !
wasnoy able TO leave ny bed--aasn hearing Of the
wonderful effects ot your Improvei Blood oearcher,
determined TO procure and give fair ri-
al Alter using three bottles was able to walk a
round gam as usual, and am nov wholly cnred |
can recommend II TO all who similarly afflicted
and beli4ge il Is all Il claims 10 be.
Yours, truly, JOHN SHAFFER.
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Slroyn La.-On Tuesday Afternoon, MAI.
SAMUEL II. TATE, the new Protboaotary, &c,
OF Bedford county, took thu oath of Office, and
began his Official career The MaJoR viii make
a good Prothonotary-aS good prothonoiary as
be is ''sood fellow" and that by the way, is
saying ''good deal" W. hope the Office may
prove to han one Of profit, as we'll as Of plea
sure.
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Thank5g,rjag Dag.-The citizens ofonT hor-
ough observed Thanksgiving day with general
suspension Of buisness and by attending public
worship in the different churches in which
services wrra held on that day. Sermons were
preached by Rrys, SlmpIr and Spottswood: by
the former in the German Reformed Church and
by the latter in the Lutheran.
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The Beafor! Horse, Somerset, Pa.-It Was
our good f'riune to b. among the boardrrs al
this excellent hotel, whilst on a visit, lately,
to the good old town Of Somerset. We can
recommend it as a house where gu"sts are al
ways well entertained and especially 50 on
Thanksgiving day. The proprietor is ''host'
in himself.
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WAI. STATES. & co.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27

1J- Having sold my entire interest in the Boot
end Shoemaking business to Mr.. John Middleton,
take pleasure in rec commanding him to the public,
as a ia thful and superior workman. and ask for
him, the patronage he so well deserves. Those in
debted TO me, are requested to come forward and
make immediate payment, as my business must be
wound up. FRANCIS HOLT.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
CHRISTIAN COUNTY
LAND FOR SALE.

On Tuesday the 7th of april next, will sell
my farm, TO the highest bidder, on the premises,
on the following terms: One third down, when
give possession; enc third in ~ months, and one
third in 2 years, with lien on the land until the
last payment is made. The land lies three miles
East Of Oak Grove, about Id miles from Hopkins
vile, and about 10 miles from Trce's Landing
on Cumberland River. This farm contains 400
acres, In fine state Of cultivation, with about $40
acres of cleared land, with fine improvement s--a
fine, new frame dwelling, with good rooms,
good negro cabins with brick chimneys, with
never failing well of water, and excellent els.
terms on the premises, and 2 large Tobacco Barns,
with all other necessary outbui!dlngs. Those
wishing TO purchase would do we'll to come and
examine the premises before the day Of sale.
q. II. POOR.
Feb. 81, lS57-tds.
~ Elkton Banner, and Hop. Patriot, copy TIL
day of sale, aud forward accounts TO mo at Oak
Grove, Christian CO., Ky.
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Arrivals and departures of The Mails,

NORTHERN, via Russellville and Louisville, ar
-.a rives every day except Sunday, at
7. M. departs every day excePtSun
day, at 10 A. NJ.
NASHVILLE, via Port Royal and Turnersville
arrives every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at 10 NJ departs every
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, AT
5a. Closes at the night before.
NASHVILLE, via Fredsnia and Sycamore Mills,
arrives every Monday, Wednesday {,
and Friday, at Ga p nj departs ev-
cry Tuesday, ThursdaYan Saturday
ai2l2 a.m
HOPKINSVILLE, arrives every Wednesday, Fri
day, and Sunday, at Az a, mi de-
parts every Tuesday. Thursday anC
Saturday. Closes at l0ls m,
ELKTON, via Pea Ridge, Roscoe and Trenton, ar
O rives every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, et : p, IN departs ev-
Cd cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at 10 a. m Closes at 9 a. m.
WAVERLY, Va Daiey's, Palmyra, Yellow Creek
~ Sailor;s Rest, Daniesville and White
Oak, arrives every Wednesday, at -
M. departs p. m.
.CENTREVILLE, via Richardson's, McAlster's
X Roads, Pleasant Mound, Barton S
Creek, Charlotte aud Nern)n, arrives
every Wednesday, AT p. mi departs
every Monday at p. m, 81,
PEACUER'S MILL, arrives every Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday, Mt ~ nj
c, o. FAXoN, Pm.
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Educational Notice.

The undersigned would announce to the citizens
of GAINESVILLE and vicinity, that he has located in
the city, and will open school in the basement Of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. for .he edu
cation of children and youth, in all the branches
o. science usually taught in the schools of our
country. Particular attention paid TO the moral
culture of pupils committed TO his care. Assis-
tant teachers will be employed when the interest
of the school shall require It.
The government of the school will be firm and
impartial, though parental in its nature.
The subscriber woud respectfully solicit lib
eral share Of patronage. He has had expert
ence of eight years as teacher, and thinks that
he can make ii TO the interest Of both patrons and
pupils 10 patronize him.
Terms of tuition In the English Bronches will
be rs follows, viz
First Glass, $500
Second, 4" 1000
Third, Z" 1900
Languages, 5000
The school will commence the first Monday in
April, and continue 81 weeks.
REV. M. A. MARROW.
Feb 81, IS57-4t.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27

March 10, ls5Y--tds.