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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-09-18
The Daily Carolina Times.


With several Of our cotcmpornries we made
lew weeks since jocular allusion to the susrcn-
sion of the daily issue of the Times, based on the
fact of its failure to visit our sanctum. The
Daily is once again q welcome vsitant; and
we cheerfully give place to the following cdito
rial remarks as we'll ns to the extract from the
True Caroii"ian which we fully endorse:
Our natural modcstv Inns restrained us from
saying anything in regard to our paper, but we
feel authorized to let our cotemnorarics sneak
for us. Presuming that our Tri-Weckly would
reach our country friends in ample time for nil
their purposes, we have been sending them that
edition in place Of our Daily, which has given
rise to some fnctious remarks on tho part of
our contemporaries calculated to crcnte the i'm.
preston that our Daily had been altogether
discontinued. To prove the contrary we are
now sending all our Soutl, Carolina Exchanges
our Daily lnpcr, fact which they will please
notice.
The Anderson True Carolinian contains the
following:
1--WE have always felt under great obligations
to our Columbia exchanges for their libcralitv
in sending us thir daily issues in exchange for
our weekly. IT is favor which We had no
good reason to expect, and certainly one which
we should never have dreamed of demanding
rs right, bat nevertheless having been so long
n recipient, like most spoiled children, we were
somewhat disposed to do MS some of our breth
rem of the quill did, lnurmur when the favor
was withhel ID by the Times few weeks ago
We reflected about the matter, and conclu uicl
to bear our loss silently, being thankful for
the Tri.Wcekly If we could not he favored
with tho Daily. Our course has, in the end
proved to be tho best, for ngnin have we been
placed upon the daily list. and again arc we the
recipient Of the Daily Carolina Times, which
is one Of the best papers which reaches our
sanctum"
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The Thospians.

hy reference to their advertisement, L. will
oe seen TINT tho Thsspians will renow their
agreeable entertainments, Oh Monday and Tues.
Gay evenings Of Court week. On Monday
evening" they appear in tho Domestic Drama
or 1he 70odfes and tho pleasing farce, The
Dead oAos; On Tuesday. in the popular tras.
coy o' be'fran and the amusing farce. TAs
Sts9e Struck Yankee. The bill of fare 1. An
a.uacs'vs , one and past performances of tho
Corps . pledge Of an agreeable entertainment,
We wish them liberal patronage.
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The School Master Boarding Round

During the present hot weather. and in the
dearti of matters Of political interest, the fol.
lowing incidents from the Journal Of Vcr.
mont Schoolmastcr may not be unacceptable
Monany-Wcnt to board at Mr. B--'s,
had a baked goose for dinner suppose from
ITS size. the thickness of its skim and other
venerable appearances, to have been one of the
first settlers of Vermont; made slight i'm.
preston on the pntr1nrch's breast.
Supper-Cold goose and potatoes; family
consisting OF the man. good wife. daughter
brace Of cats-frc built in tho square room
nboute o'clock. and pile of wood lay by the
fire place. saw Peggy scratch her fingers and
couldn't take the hint-felt squeamish about
the stomach. and talked Of going to bed Peg.
gy looked sullen, and put ont the fire in the
square room; went to bed and dreamed of
having eaten quantity of stone wall.
Tuesdny-Cold gander for breakfast, swamp
ten and some nut cake, the latter some conso.
lation. Dinner-the legs de-. of the gander
done up wnrm-one nearly dispatched. Sun.
per-The other leg. DC. cold went to bed as
Peggy was carrying in the fire to the squa re
room dreamed wnsa mud turtle, and. got
on my bnck and could not get over again,
Wednesdny-Cold gauder for breakfast j.
complained Of sickness, and could eat nothing
Di.lnnerIWings, DC, Of the gandcr warmed up,
did my best to destroy them for fear they
should be left for supper; did not succeed !;
dreaded supper all the afternoon. Supper
Hot JOHNNY Cakes; felt greatly relieved ::
thought had got clear of the gandcr, and
went to bed for good nights rest disap
pointed. very cool night. and couldn't keen
warm in bed, got up stopped the broken win.
dow with my cont and vest no use, froze the
tip of my nose before morning.
Thursdny-Cold gnndcr again: felt very
much discouraged to see the gnnder not half
gone: went visiting for dinner and supp.r ::
slept abroad, and had plea SAINT dreams.
Fridny-Brcnkfnst abroad. Dinner al Mr.
B--s; cold gnndcr and hot potatoes. iast
very good, nte three aud went to school quite
contented. Snpper-Coid gander and no no.
tatoe', bread henvy and dry, had the headache
and couldn't cnt. Peggy much concerned, had
a fire built in the square room, and thought
she and had better sit there out of the Disc
went to bod early Peggy thought too much
sleep bad for the headuchc
saturdayy-Breakfast. cold gnuder and hot
Indian Johny cake, did very well. glad to
come off so Dnner-Cold gander again
didn't keep school this afternoon. weighed onj
found that had lost six pounds the last week
grew alarmed, had talt with Mr.. B.. and
concluded had boarded out his share.
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FOR THE iNDErENpENr rREss

Acrostic.
Happiness beyond the skies
Awaits all the truly wise;
None but saints can enter there
None'but those who live by prayer
And faith in the Savior's name.
How delightful is the flame
Mercy kindlcs in the breast
And gives the soul perfect rest,
I'LL the storm OF life is Ger
In your Makers arm secure,
Let your confidence repose.
do not fear your inward foes!
All your bliss will be complete
AZ the great Rcdeemcr's feet;
Never from his precepts roam
Douot'ng nothing of your home,
Even now for you above
Rising then on wings of love-
Soon you'll join the happy throng
On the plains where you belong,
Nor cease your triumphant song.
Mnr~ssss~
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Citation.

Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, ESQ.,, Ordinary Of Able
vile District:
" HEREAS, John G.. Gray has sp.
w piled to me for Letters Of Aduuinis-
trntion; on all and singular tho goods
and chattels, rights and credits of Mira Mary
Weed, late of the District aforesaid, decd 81
These are, therefore. to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of shs
said deceased, to 10 aud appear before me. a.
our next 0rdinary's Court for the said District
TO be holden at Abeeville Court House, ON tie
twenty:nin day of September inst, to shov
cause, if any, why the said adninistratien,
should not be granted. ~
Given under my hand and seal. th;s four.
teenth day Of September. in the year Of our
Lord one thousand ,eighehundFsd and fifty.
seven; smsr;,,a ana IN the e'ghty.seeond yeas oS
Sep. 10, 1887. y 90 -.ah
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Notice to Carpenters and Plastererss

INliE undersigned will let to the LOWEST
BIDDER. Contract for finishing the
BUILDING in Rear of the Court House. Tho
Gourmet will Ic let rs whole, or q part to
the Plnstercr and Carpenter each.
For Information what work il to be done
apply to Gcnl S. MCGOWAN or Jas. C. Calhoun.
Esq.
The BIDS will be addressed to me in writing
until Saturday the 2Gth Instant, when l will
be Mt ABBEFILLE and LET OUT the con.
TRACT.
w. w. PERRYMAN.
New Market Sept. I5, 1857. 2Otf
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MAR RKETS.

ABBEY LILLE, Sept l7.-Cotton.-Very lit.
tie OF this article Is Offering one email lot
sold during the past week at 14a-oualitv
good d1ling. 1'
COLUMBIA, Sept. l6, ls57.-we have no
q"ota6le change to notice in the price Of cot
ton. The demand is still good, and all that ia
otferered is freely taken, at prices ranging from
II to Is cents.
The New York -four market was firm on Ia
10Th inst.-sales Of 5000 barrels, at from Is Is
to IS 80.
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AIsrzSv HctLc<a.

1~$sS L>zfat INK, Tfs< Getpt>r nntnbsr N
ss' ftssses - ts@ a~>asas5s-s. he. js.. b+~n re-.
et'''''s. ~&st via j.. ssssl attractions.
hs~'sty a't s't5s:S: IT.. r.s.-x ~. remarks.
*S&3 w.F: .a-,:e..~]>
HH|"/' N>~m> Iug~<;n<, k,r Ce,,.l,er i. hspd,
"'A"ty HIts''*sAd st"i presents ~ attractive
tsih~ ii eHsaet,L,
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening the 18th instant, bv
the Rev. Jas. Moore, Mr. J. G. DOUGLASS.
Of Lexington District, and Miss L. E., sldest
daughter of John A. Hamilton, Of this District.
On the lst instsnt. by The Rev. VIM. H. Da.
via Maj. w. N. ROGERS and Mis, q. N. On.
Vim, oil Of this District. rs 4. =. ~, :
On the 10th insisnt, IN Columbia. by ths
Rev. Mr.. Pitebasd, J. KENNEDY MOORE and
Miss OLIVIA A.. SYLVESTER, youngest
dsaghtcr q Mra. y; a: sylysstes & 80 s.. :, :,
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Municipal Election.

The following gentlemen were elected In
s'-aes"' aSd Wsrden,, I'm Monday last:
sa6s-=dss:-J, &. w.LI.9s.
"s'>ea's-IsDf"as 1hneason. Es1.. Gen. T.
H"j@rsa, Iii l. r, Marshall, ]. A. IIup.
a+T,
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The Trustees Of tile South Carolina College
met on Wednesday the 10th inst, for the rur-
Pose OF organizing that Institution. We have
A. yet had no' account of the proceedings
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Young Mss's chsfstiss As.setstton

"s sfs tA4b.st~d I" abnoyns4 ttst t'tnf
1"rnes H. Ca'l,.ls "f W"f."rd CaIisgs. VIII
deliver Public lecture teforo tI,s As.aais,,o,
on tho evening Of Friday. tho 26tt Inst. Bui,
Jert "S''"c "f tho Causes which rctard tho
rrosrc'' Of Education among Ill.,"
The Professor Is q man Of grcnt ability a
profound sud original thinker, and a very i'm.
pres''vc speaker; and VIC trust, that he will
bc greeted ny largo attendance on tho occa
sion.
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believing that fter como f,,r,h.r
and disply of readiness to fight and die Sr thss
national honor, Navacz persu ,ded, and accent
the peaceful and equitable terms which p' 80
qua had offered. and which the British and
French ministers have approved. ""N
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M 0DH~HO~>
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABDEVlI.LE DISTRICT

Office Of Court of General Sessions
and Common Pleas
MATTHEW MCDONALD. Clerk of the
SAIL Court, in pursuance of the directions
OF the Act of the Legislature. in such case made
and provided, do hereby give PUBLIC notice,
that mn Election for Ordinary for Kbbev;Iis
District, will be held on Monday the ninth day
OF November next. at the usual places of elec.
ton throughout the aaid District. asOne y.Dov
OmiH -
Witness my hand Mt AbbevilIe Court House.
tins fourteenth day Of September A. D..
1857.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. c.e.cr
Sept. II, 1857. 90 p t,},
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Carpenters and plasterers' attention i, di
rectcd to the advertisement of W. W. Perry.
man. a.
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CONSIGNEES

The following stersons have freight in tho
Depot at Abbeville:-
Mrs Giles, " Mars, Est II Miller.
q Bic ID Miller, JM Jones, J T Barnes, Cobb
Hunter 4 Co. VIM Moore. Gen McGowau.
Holmes, John Gray, T 4 Cunningham, II A
Jones, DJ Jordan, Mar shall, I Robinson,
Enr'gnt d Starr, NJ III Deale, j d RI White.
lion Perrin, Wier & Lithgo, A Slayer.
ID. X. SONDLEY, Ag't
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On the 9th inssAst fiEA ARsfs VANCE sou
Of y. u. nnds d I yxdeAS sred eirAtesn
snossisE sad stwsnty ysSvol dsyx = So !,
Aof suett is the Kingdom. es GodSs ~
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Attention CJatixs,sSf 8

! ssss Attention err 3 egss,
MOUSE sNOs FljRlilTl ljREse Ftll10 = :
ExECUTED ID the psskeS a Ssna 4 e. ~ Il xss;;Is,
~ ~ ionssas Styles, Iassiest s. =
.SSSssas ! eSssss ~ s5a|s sis & 81, 4 =, &,
I By 81 s.. - sJs 81 n %
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IHE kiouNoSD PREsByrmIAN CoNvESrroS,-
This body. consisting of delegates from the
Southern Presbyteries Wild, withdrew from the
New School Gen. Assembly held Mt Cleveland
in May last. closed their sitfrgs on Wednesday
morning. Their action mat DO summed up in
. few words. They adoptd, iulmaterial var.
iations, the preamable and resolutions repor.
ted by the Committee, whid We have already
published, the last of whiil occasio ned The
chief discussion, and was a follows:
Resoived That the Convetion rscommsod In
oil Presbyteries in tho Pssbyterian Church,
whiol, are opposed to the a,itation of slavery
in the highest judcatory o6he church, to ap-
point delegates, in the proportions prescribed
by our form of governm en- for the appoint
ment OF comn,issionersst 10 the Assembly, to
meet at Kuoxyille. TapA %. on the third
Thur.dsy in Nay. 1850 kihs purpose Of or
ganizing General Synd flder the name OF
"The United Synod ihe Presbyterian
Church 10 the United stSof America"
The Telegraph 4ays RESOLUTION was 80
amended ~ to sfx ths II ID Rockville meet.
ing for. the fra ThursdSS 3Msy. We. know
not which i right or Sr either Of them.
A resolution was "a, iIsitine; the
Gen. Assembly, Of; ~ tt6oi Presbyisrian
Churelf4o appoint ty6l}hf "a 70 confsr with
. similar Csnmit 10 soxyilIs Svnod
on The snl3 3sct 6f 3 . ~ l3 lie, tvs OESfah. !.
@. Should tho Old s. Nv ~ ~ fI;;A
oy4Ftdrs in . consil ~ = ~. and do.,6i,st.
shsys csu 10 spao6th tn e. fssurn 'tos tj.eSss]
zoid pit i4pretsy elAaS tf*S 6in.le sthSa fSilSa
F6 is1 viii 6es effect hope itxjil IA
* ~ Hf3 q: sls X sxI
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Admission SO Cents.

TICKETS TO be had of J. G. WILSON.
X. }. WHITE, and at the DRUG STORE.
Doors Open at o'clock, p. II. Per-
tormance to Commence halEpast
o'clock.
Sept l8. 1857. 20 tf
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Asess ~ ! I. sseas'
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Office Of Court of General Sessions }
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
REGISTERS NOTICE.

All persons interested are hereby notified that
the following named accountants have filed their
accounts IN the hrgi~ter's office Of Bedford Coun-
", ana that they viii BE- presented to the Or
piaaa's Court of said County on Friday th- slh
day oi May next, f,e allowance aud confrma-
ton
The account of George w. Williams admr Of
Andrew AliIitr late Of Londonderry Township
dec.
The final account Of JOB Mann, Esq. one OF
the ENors. of the last will SC of brn. Kerns,
late of Bedford Borough dec
The account of John Sparks, Esq surviving
EXr. Of the last witt &c. Of Thomas Morris, late
Of West Providence Township dec.
The account Of Jacob Slayer adm. OF Adam
Slayer late of South Woodbprrv Township Gee.
The account Of Duncan Mc'Ficker, Esq adm.
Of Samuel Hull late Of Napier Township dee
The account Of Re5ecca McCreary Ex. *.
James Allison EXr Of the last will SC of Robt.
McGreary late Of Napier Township dec.
The account Of John E1erlv adm. of John Sto-
ner dec. who was adm. Of David S.onpr late Of
Sonth Woodbrrry Township dec.
The account Of Jacob Ripley, Esq. admf oi
Jacob Alsiadt late Of Bedford Township dec
The acconnt OF Marlin @. Miller < John f.
Rider eXrs of The last will &c. OF John Rider late
of iIrrrison Township dec.
Tie hHal account OF Thomas G.. Wright, pxr.
Of the last viii &c. Of John Allison late OF St.
Clair Township dec.
The account Of Alexander Flolsuger adm Of
George Rrpoglr late Of Middle Wooa5er y
Township dec.
The final account Of John Nycnm s Simon
Nycnm adm'rs Of Pailp Weise! late Of Bedford
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MILL PROPERTY FOB SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his valuable
Mill Property, situate in Coerain Township,
Bedford County, in complete running order,
having two pairs of Burrs, and all necessary fix
lures ofthe most approved kind. In connac-
ton with the Mil there are two dwelling hou-
ses, with Barn and all necessary outbuldings.
The purchaser can have anv amount of land adj
joining he may desire. under two hundred a
cres-some cleared and under fence, with first
rate meadow.
There is also new Saw Mill on the premi-
srs, in The very best timber region in Bedford
County.
This property is very desirable, and purcha-
sers would do we'll to examine it before purcha-
sing elsewhere. Apply either to john CESSNA
in Bedford, or 10 the subscriber.
WM. CESSNA.
March 20, 1887.
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paIles.s Magical pain EXTRACTOR.

There never has been discovery made In Materia
Medca, whereby pain be quickly a!layed,
and where parts IN high state Of inflammation can
be 50 rapidly rednced 90 their natural state, uor
where wounds and sere> caA be so thoroughly aHd
rapidly healed. ap,i decayed parts resnred without
either tieieci than with DALLEY'S MAGi-
cal PAIN EXTRACTOR
IN Gus, Mounds, spraius and Bruse4-resoaties
10 wbIeh children constantly >ulvcr--th- action
OF the genuine DALLEX'S = PAIN EXTRACTOR. is
ever the same How much Pam and Suffering may
not thus be prevented Moreover, Lie itself is Of
ten dependent HPon having at hand the genuine DAL-
LEY EXTRACTOR, and for particulars OF which
respectfully refer To my printed pamphlets, Tor the
truth OF which hold myself responsible.
no case OF Burns or Scads, matter bow severe,
has ever yet, in any Instance resisted the all
powerful. pan-subduing md healing qualities OF the
DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No PAIN EXTRACTOR Is GETvINE unless the box has
upon il Steel Plate Engraved Label with The si2-
natures Of c. v. CLiCKENER x CO., prcpretors,
and HENRY DALEY, manufacturer Price -
cents per box.
20 All orders shoaId be addressed to c. V. Click
ner and Co., ST Barclay street, New York.
Feb %, lSj7-2m.
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o1s pEAcE, PRErArE For wAR.o-At this

Jx PEAcE, PREPAfE For wAR.''-At this
..oson Of the year, the weather is very treach-
,,oos. and almost every one is certain TO BE- at-
fc,pd more or less by coughs, colds, and aaec-
,,,ns of the head, which are peculiarly annoy
~ TO the healthy, and o1iyniies fatal 70 the IN
aid and consumptive. Every thing around Us
.s,rs such pleasant and ch~erful aspect, tnat
,re are apt TO neglect the proper precautionary
-,easnrsS. and tiauer ourselves that we shall es-
zane, if others do not. Presently there occurs
sodden change in the weather; we begin 10
sb;yer with cold, and regret, when too late, that
ne had not anticipated il in season.
Now, the best possible way to avoid surprise
:, 10 purchase box Of Clickener's Sugar Coat
Il Vegetable Pills without delay: carry them
/, yopr pocket, and take or 2 Pills each day
Estween meals. You acM presently fad yoar
ooodife rnstiy improved, and your system rna-
lid 10 resist the most sudden changes. Theg
,rs rertectty pqlofeobie, and may be swallowed
With as much facility as 50 many sugar pIums.
T5ev cause no poin or sickness NJ the donach,
and do not Interfere with TIE transaction Of or
l;nary business. For coughs, colds, sore throat,
bilious affections, pains in the head, breast,
hack. side, etc, they are entirely beyond rival
~ Their effects, indeed, are so certain, that a
cure is warranted, or the money returned
April 10, Io57-2w.
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NEW 6 r O r 9
AND
\ E Il { 0 Q DS!!

THE subscriber would announce to his old
friends, as well as to the public at large, that h.
has opened an ENTIRELY NEW STORE in
the Borough of Bedford, immediately opposite
the Washington Hotel, where he has just re-
ceive,l a stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS Of a superior quality, embracing al
most every article in the DRY GOODS and
GROCERY LINE. to which he invites the eS-
pecial attention of the people, who may find ii
to their interest to give him a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. His Goods will be exhibit
ed with pleasure, whether purchased or not.
SAMUEL BROWN.
Bedford, Nav %, 1886
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17

THE undersigned having entered iuto part
ner>hip, respectfully announce to the public
generally that they aye now prepared 10 far
ni>h anything 10 their line at exceedingly low
rates. We al" now opening an elegant Stool,
Of Hardware, Cutlery, House Furnishing Goods,
Tin Japannsd, Brass, French and Btitania
Ware, Willow, Cedar, and Pine Ware, Nails.
Glass. Brushes, Putty, SC, sc. A large stock
Of fTIN-WARE constantly on hand, OF our own
manufacture Spouting and other wo,k done
to order, as usual. STOVES ofeypry drscrjp-
ton for wood or coal, Of which we arr just re-
ceiviog son,- beautiful new patterns. A lso Farm
implements in great variety, warranted as rep
resented, the best and latest Inventions Of the
day. And, as we are every week receiving
goods from Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Pitts
burg, we will always endravor to keep full
supply of everything in our line, or at least
furnish any article required at a short no
tce.
We are also prepared to furnish all kinds of
Lead Pipe, Water and Pump Fixtures, at low
rates. We cordially invite all to give US call,
and especially thu Ladirs, as we have nearly
everything to make house keeping easy from a
Needle to a Cooking Stove.
GEO. BLYMIRE,
WM. HARTLEY.
-
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10 FBIPr GROWERS.

The undersigned would call the attention Of per-
desTous Of planting this spring, to his fine lot
OF apple trees from to 10 feet bgh, Of the most APP
proved varieties, viii he sold quantities 10 suit
purchasers, al the lowest rates, by The hundred.
Persons clubbing together and ordering by the
thousand will be literally dealt with for superior
trees. Also few Peach, Apricot, Nectarine grapes,
Gooseberries, Raspberries, &c. All articles labeled
aud carefully packed to carry safely any distance at
the small cost ol material. Pears, Piuws and Cher
ries are yet small. For further particulars address
few lines to
7. VI. LYNCH, Bedford, Pa.
Feb 20. 1857.
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NOTICE.
April 10, 1871

20 The Selo2! Directors Of Be4ford Comfy
GGxrLEuGE IN prr>uancr Of the AID srction
Of The Acl Of Slh May, 1894, you are hereby
notified to meet il convention, at tie Court
House in Bedford. on the FIRST MoNpAY IN MAY,
A. D. 1887, beng the toHrfh day Of lie month,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, and select r5ca
roce, by majority ofthe whole number Of Di-
rrctors present, one person Of literary and scien-
tlfc auainmrnts, and Of skill and experience in
the art Of teaching, as CocNTY SUPERINTENDENT,
for the three succeeding years determine the
amount Of compensation for The same, and Ger
tfy the result 10 the STATE Superintendent at
Harrisburah: as required by the 39th and 10th
sections Of SAID act
THOMAS r. GETTYS,
Superintendent Of Be!fOrd County.
Bedford, April 10, 1857
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LEAS & HARSH,
BANKERS AND LAND AGENTS

DIES MONIES, IOWA.
We buy and sell Eastern Exchange and Land War
rantsseleci and enter lands with cash aud
pay taxes-invest money-make collections and
attend to all legal business generally.
ALSO,
LEAS * HARSH
BANKERS < LAND AGENTS, LEAVENWORTH
CITY, KANSAS.
One OF the Partners has located in Leavenworth
City and viii transact all business connected with
the Banking and Real Estate Business. For few
months yet, correspondents will address a; Des
Moines.
REFERENCES.
W. s. Gilman. 80 Beaver st. New York.
Philaddphin,- -Seigpr, Lamb s Co. North
Sd Street; James, Kent x Sautee, do; Leftver
s SerrilI, do. Drexil & Co. Bankers, do.
Washington city, D. C.-Hon. R. J. At
knson, Sd Auditor, Treasury Department;
Chubb & Bros. Bankers.
Carlisle, Pa-Edward Shower, Hon. J.
Fl. Graham.
Huntingdon, Pa.-Wm. B. Leas, David
Blair, Esqrs
Bedford-Hon. JOB Mann, Gen. Bowman.
SctcHsbuFg.-Duncan AIcYicker, Esq.
March 20, IS57-ly.