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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-03-04

An ARKANSAS JoKE.-An Arkansas cor
respondent of the New Orleans Picaya1s tells
the following good one
In early times, in a county far of, these
country dram shops were common, as they
were all over the State, where the b'hOys met
every Saturday evening to shoot for whisky
and get drunk and cool of with a fight OF two.
On one of those occasions a big ~strapping six
%footer, full of "bust head" and Dutch courage,
having been beaten at mark by another, slap
ped his fists together, swore be was Z" spiling
for a fight" and could whip any man who
could beat his shooting.
This was not noticed by the man for whom
it was intended That, Of course, made him
Drawer and madden. He roared out
81 kin whip any blink eyed sucker Who kin
beat my shooting-whoOp-eer'
The man aimed at said nothing.
Six-fOoter here billed over-sO he walked
right up to him, shook his fist in his face and
said
You can shoot can you? but you dar'n't to
fight me- am an unanimous hor see ?
Whoop-ee?"
The man addressed still said nothing.
Six-footer rOared again the louder, and said
he must have a fight if he had to " buy it,"
@Looke 'erel Sliekemgoeasy, if you'll give me
a far fight I'll give you a COW and calf"
Slickem deliberately began to strip. Says
be q if thar's anything to be made / am in.
Six-footer turned a iittle-could't back down
now-struck a ring-pitched in, and Six-footer
got most eonfouDdedly and soundly thrashed.
Rose, shook the dirt of, and swOre he woulJ't
pay, - for 'twart in the bargain be was to be
swolloped."
Slickem said, +" I'll sue you"
"Sue away said Six-fOoter and mounted
his bearskin and rode of.
Slickem went to the county seat, saw a law
yer, and told him his case lawyer said it was
a good case, and he would gain it for him told
him to make out an account 9 for work and la
Dor done," and sue before a justice of the
peace. He did so; justice of the peace gave
judgment for plaintiff and ordered the eonsta-
bic to drive the COW and calf to him. Here it
rested. The defendant was heard to say:
"Well, | reckon that mout be law, but my
losing that COW and calf all come o. my no.
kivering all pints in the trade, | spose %
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CURIOUS SPECTACLE IN A CoURT Reox.-A
man named KNIGHT is on trial at Poland, Maine,
charged with the murder of his wife. A letter
giving an account Of the trial, says:
ALTHOUGH the day has been stormy, the
court room has been crowded, a very large
number Of whom we're ladies. The ladies. both
old and young, bring knitting, crochet and sew
ing work with them, and the hall presents aside
from the trial) quite a busy appearanes.1
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DEATH FROM STABBIxG.-We copy the fol-
lowing from the Murfree sbOro' NelCs, of the
25th ult.:
i" We learn that John Elrod, of Cannon county.
who was stabbed several times in a fight with
a man named StOvall, in Woodbury., on We'd
nesday, the 18th instant, died of mis- wounds on
last Thursday. Stovall, who previous to the
death Of Elrod had given bail, has, we learn,
since the death Of Elrod, left the country. The
parties, We understand, were excited BY liquor
when the fatal contest took place, which has
sent one Of them in early manhood TO his grave
and the other a Wanderer through the earth"
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NOTICE
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ga Ia Acres OF Land,
WITH a comfortable Dwelling. a good well Of
EA water. and other convenient fixtures. Half Of
~ the land is clesred. TIE tract lies fronting the
- Germantown Plank road, two miles from Mem
phis-at present occupied BY Mr.. Mourning.
The above Is offered at $3.50 per acre, o~ne-fourth cash,
balance in one, two and three years, with interest from
date. Apply % II. RAP Agent.
mar3-tWlm Holly Springs. Miss.
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Ell PASO GRlPE VINES FOR SALE.

WE have on hand q small lot Of the Ell PASO GRAPE
w \ which We are oh-ring for sale a. th- AUG
tion Rooms Of Barbiere 8 Co an A. WaliaCe. This quail
fty Of Vine Is superior 10 al others In the Manufacture
Of Wine and as a Table Crap. and IL is known % al who
give attention % the culture % Grapes. that q is the meet
prolific Vine cultivated anywhere. A cluster Of Grape
weighs from I've 10 afteen pounds.
BUTLER 4 GRACE,
mar4-tf Proorietors.
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Removal Of the Remains Of DR.. Kane.

From the New Orleans Delta, Feb. ISL
The escorting Of the remains Of DR.. Kane
from the City Hall to the steamboat g Wood
ford,D which was to convey them up the river
was attended with solemn ceremonies, and all
the circumstances calculated to do honor to
the memory Of the man who has won fame Of
the noblest kind, and whose name will be treas
ured as the household word through this broad
land, and hardly less so in countries beyond
the sea, where bis heroic self-sacrihces is in
timately connected with some Of their own
brave souls who have persisted in pursuit Of
that which brings honor and wealth to their
native land.
About 4 O'Clock the neighborhood Of the
City Hall was densely thronged with citizens
and deputations from several military eonPa-
MES. Shortly after the coffin or box, draped
with the American flag, in which the body was
enclosed, was borne out by soldiers and placed
on one Of the gun-carriages Of the Washing
ton Artillery, one Of the bands playing the dead
march.
The procession then formed and proceeded
up St. Charles street. It was headed by a
band of music, after which followed Capt.
Dreux's command, Company c, Of the Nation
al Guards. The Louisiana Grays, Capt
Strong commanding, came next, ard after
them the Washington Artillery, Capt. Hunt
ing, followed by one Of their guns. Members
Of the Second District military companies fol-
lowed. The gun-c carriage, drawn by four horses,
on which was the body, came next, and on
each side Of it were general officers Of the
Militia and a Naval officer. A number Of
other officers followed, and after them a large
body Of Masons. Tn Mayor with other gen.
tlemen, followed in a carriage, and in another
the British Consul, Mr.. Muir, with three gen
tlemen. We observed the next part Of the
procession was composed Of our English ner-
chants their presence and their evident desire
to evihce their respect for the deceased, excl
ted general and highly spprObatoTy remarks
A long file Of our own citizens also took
part in the ceremonies. The line Of march
was up St. Charles, down Julia, and thence to
Canal to Royal; down Royal to- ST. Peter
thence to Charities, up Camp, and by way Of
PoydTas to the steamboat, lying opposite Notre
Dame street. A salute was then fred, Mason
ic ceremonies appropriate to the occasion were
performed, and the procession moved home
wards.
The greatest interest was manifested by the
people, and the streets through which the pro-
cession passed were quite thronged, and the
galleries of the houses full Of eager specta'
tors. We scarcely ever saw so many flags, in
mourning, displayed from public and private
buildings. Almost all the shipping also dis.
played their flags at half mast.
Tit ceremonies were most imposing, anC
were worthy Of New Orleans and Of the re.
nown of the deceased.
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VIII Always be Found In This Column.
DERSONS wishing 10 know what he has 10 sell, q
L what he nay want TO buy for any o. his customers.
viii be sure 90 ind it in the last column, on ihe eco
PAGE. Remember that, and save yourself the tr0uhs
OF looking az over the paper.
Aubusine>s entrusted 70 me vii De attended = care
fully and with dispatch.
Office Madison street, opposite Union Bank.
INSURANCE, REA ESTATE AND GENERAL
GENCT
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Etna Fire and Inland NaFigB-
ton Insurance Company
CAPITAL \ SURPLUS-----.........SI,Oo0,0c
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
CAPITAL n
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
CAPITAL nj -URPLUS..--..-......--..s4O0.O0 s
DOLICIES issued on reasonable terms. Losses e7ults-
i BY adjusted and promptly paid.
o Acres OF Land, covered with hre
fruit Trees, within half . mile Of the city limits, on the
fernando Plank Road. Inquireof
J Z. CHADWICK. Memphis Land Oface,
sepl3 Opposite Uui1G Bans
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IOCKETSI
j. E. CHADWICK'S ADVERTISEMENTS

lust rec lived, 3 hns assortment Of superior GOLD
d LOCEETS male expressly for Melainotypes. By
W. II. DESHONG Isl Nam street,
feb13 Opposite the Worsham House.
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q We copy the following from the Nash
Vile Gazstte. Of last Saturday:

We copy the following from the Nash
vile Gazette, of last Saturday:
"RAILRoLD AccIDENT-THREE PERSONS
KILLED-DUcK RIVER BRIDGE BRoKE IN.-An
accident occurred on the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad about 9 O'Clock yesterday
morning, by which the engineer, fireman and
wood passer were killed. 1t occurred at Duck
River bridge, about sixty miles from this city.
About fifty feet Of the bridge on the upper end
next to Normandy gave way, and the engine
and tender went down into the river, bottom
upwards. Two freight cars and a baggage car
were also thrown down the bank; and consid-
erably injured.
The names Of the persons killed were Robert
WIngate, the engineer, a native Of Ohio; Da-
vid Hall, the woOd-passer, Of Murfreesboro ;
not known
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UTEDNEsDAY March Al. viii be presettrd Eotze-
w bue's Play Of THE STRANGER The STRANGER,
NJ. ASH Solomon, Mr.. Brydon; Baron, Mr. Vauderen
Ms. Halter, Miss 2. Logan. DANCE, Miss c. Sinclair.
After which. Rachels great patriotic soma, Ia MAR
will Be chanted By Mss ELIZA LOGAN.
To conclude with the new Farce q THE
LEGACY. Jerry Ominous, Mr.. Smith Rosetta, Ars.
Millions.
IN preparation, the Tragedy Of VENITIA.
ADMtSSION-Boxes, 81; Parquette, 81; Second
Class, so cents C0lored Gallery, p cents
mari-ft
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WANTED
CHECK IOST.

A GOOD COOK, w1sHER and IROxgR. Apply L.
n this omoe MARTA
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Sutton SALTS.
Al ATCTEON.

Household and Kitchen Furniture.
DARBIERE & co viii 81 on THURSDAY ri
ID ING. March 5ih, az 10 O'ccck. in front Of store, a
large lot Of Furnitur-, TO be sold without reserveJ COZ
slsting Of Chairs, Tlles, Bedst-ads, Bureaus, Wardrobes,
Mattresses, Feather BEDS, Stores, sc. mar[2t
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CtTTY TAX AYERS ar notified that The Tax Book for
- the current corporate year is now made cut, and
Will b. kept at thu Cmce Of the Mayor. where an persons
interested are earnestly invited % cali and settle.
feol3 John NEWSOM. City Tax Col
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respectfully,

u From the minutes Of the Alabama Con.
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
says the Montgomery Mail, We take the fol-
lowing statistics:
Number Of white members in full
connection -. ...... 5000 -. .346I5
On probation ...... ...... -.... ........ 1913
Total white members ........ ......4 AZ, 12S
ColoTed members in full connection. &C.. II ,9I2
4" L" on probation ...... 1927
Total colored members. q ,539
Grand total...... ...... ...... ...,.53 ,667
This gives anincrease from last year of 3 ,7s9.
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Grass Seed.

DEYTON h HARDIN have now In storr and for sale
L low for cash. Red Clover, Timothy, Herds, Orchar1
and Kentucky Blue Grass Seed, wholesa'C --d rttail.
Also, ArbOur Vita and Usage Orange sea
marQFfwauNu
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Valuable City Property for
sale.

OFFEk for sale, upon easy terms the following dezi-
Il rsble property;
Two l. 8 On the south si1s % Madison street, 3fR feet
frlnt each BY las feet L.ep, being part % Lots No. 27
and rs adjoining the property OF Sperht. Esl.
House and Lotion the north Size o. Peal street. being n
Lot No. -. Bo-k 81. 30 feet front By 30 - deep.
Vacant Lot t~tjlllTuE. 90 feet front 5y go feet teep.
Lot 50 and s.. l ulrs Aflition- fronting IO2 feet
each on Suzrtte street BY $50 feet dep.
Lots IS, l6 an %. iu Gov. Jsnes ard Col. Dupree's Ad-
citiln, fronting 50 feet each on The w-st side q Jones
Avenue BY 10 feet deep.
the above property is not sold privately, g. vii BE-
sold a. auction, % q B. L1ckes Auction Rooms. on
WEDNESDAY, the 1871 Of March next. For terms sp-
Ply u D. COCERELL, or
g. B LOCKE
feb24-tIs Auctoneer and Real Estate Broker.
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lauflOu.
A IL persons are hereby cautioned against trading f0r .
~ certain note or hand for $3.50 20, drawn By z. ".
Caldwell, and payzble snd endorsed By A. y. Rdmonls,
John c. Cubbins and ". s. Wells, dated October 9Th.
1856. and due I've months after dat. The consideration
Of said note having failed, it vii not be paid except a.
the end % the law. msT4-3t
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Total cOlored members. ,539
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City CounciI--CaIIed Meeting.
Who Wishes to work?

NENPHIsI Harcn % Id5I-
win Be a meeting Of the Board 81 Mayor and
4 Aldermen on THURSDAY EVENING, At 0'cock.
marital THOMAS 3 CARROLL. Mayor.
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For Sale.
civ Tax PAYERS.

20 ALIEELT NEGRO B0T q toisrable good Pas
te-r. Apply 70
J.. VERSER.
- feb2s-1w No. IT Front Row
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IRON two 70 four st0ut can hn1 employ
i ment BY application to-day a. the
mar4-It BULLETIN OFFICE.
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SEEDS

ERESH CLOVER. Herds Grass. Orchard Grass, Nj
Y let, LucsrEs, white Clover. Blue Grass. ard a largs
stock Of LaniIsth's Garden Seeds, for sale by
WARD 4 ONE
feb25-daw2w pa Kan street.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-20
COrwcg SCHOOLS.

THE teachers and directors of the Common
Schools of Bedford Co, are hereby notified thai
the County Superintendentw will meet with them
In their respective districts, asfoIlows:
Napier, at the school house in Schellsburg,
Sept. &c.
Schellsburg Borough, Sept. 20, (evening. )
Ju1iata, at tBaena Vista, Sept. 2S-
St. Clair, at Eight Square School House,
Sept. 30.
Union, at the School House near John Flick
e's dwelling, Sept. so.
Middle Woodberry, at Woodoerry, Oct. 1.
South Woolberry, at Pattonsville, Oct. 2.
Harrison. at KiSer's School House, Oct. 8.
Londonderry, At Bridgeport, Oct. s.
Cunherland Valley, at the house Of John
May. Oct. I.
southampton, Ghaneysyile, Oct. s.
Monroe, at Clearville, Oct. 9.
Bedford Township, al the house of John Ha-
fer, Oct, 10.
Friends Cove, at the Bgick Charch. Oct a.
East Providence, at the house Of John Ny
cum, SEN, Oct. ..
West Providence, At Bloody Run, (new
scheol house,) Oct. 10.
Hopeweli, at the School House near Dash
er's store, Oct. 49,
Broad Top, at Hopcwell, Oct. 20.
Liberty, at Stonerstown, Oct. u.
Bedford Borough. at the Office OF Jno. P
Reed, Esq: Oct. 2f (svening.)
Teachers and directors in particular and the
pubiie in genera !, ase respactf ily requested to
attend. RuiiRcss of importance rel,tve 10 the
Interests ofthe schools Will be transacted at
escf place. No private examination of teacn-
ers will be granted, excepting unavoidable ca
ses.
HENRY HECKERNAN,
CO. Superintendent.
Sept. 4. 1857.
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IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNER

JITOODW ARDS Improved Smutand Screens
w ing Machines, Min Bushes, Boiling s;
and Bran DRssers, of the most improved pan
Mil Screws, Cora and Cob Grinders, Pateni
Bridges for Mil Spindfes. Portable Mills,
warranted TO grind ten bushels per hour. Mil
Irons and Mill Burrs made TO order. Also,
Stoyerss Patent Corn Kiln and Grain Dryer
a valuable invention. The above articles are
kept constantly on nhand, and can be obtained
at any time, from S. d. BROAD,
Schellsburg, Bedford COUNT, who is also
gent for Bedford, Somerset, and adjoining
ounties.
MI wright work done at the shortest notice,
and on the most reasonable terms.
February 10, 1856.
aTcCORNICK'S Reaper and Mower for sale
M by S. d. BROAD
at tSchellsburg, Pa .sagent for Blair and Bedford
ounties. February Is, 1855.
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LIST Oh fiILGEN.
REGISTBR'S NOTICE.

ALL persons interested, are hereby notified
that the following named persons have filed their
accounts in the Registers Office Of Bedford
County, and that they viii be presented at the
Orphans Court of said County, ON Friday, the
2oth day of Nov. next, for confirmation, where
they may attend if they think proper:
The account of Thomas J. Porter, admir- Of
Wm. X. Porter, late Of Londonderry township,
decd.
The account of Daniel B. Troutman, Esq,
admir- of Jacob Albright, late of Londonderry
township, decd.
The account Of Simon Brunbaugh, admir- Of
David Barley, late Of South Woodoerry town
ship, decd.
The occount of John Mower, Esq, admir- de
de bonis non ofDr. F. D. Barclay, late Of Bed
ford Borough, decd.
The account of Samuel earn, Esq, guardian
OF Susanna Burket, one of the minor children Of
Abraham Burket, late of Union township.
decd
D. WASHABAUGH, Register.
Registers Office, Oct. 3d. 1857.
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BEnFNRD MACHINE SEeP.

THE undersigned respectfully announces to
the farmers of Bedford aud adjoining counties,
and the publ.c in general, that be is-still manu-
featuring, and has on hand at his shop in ed
ford, large assortment of Farming Utensils,
which includes the different kind OF fhreshing
Machines, as follows; Ills well known and ele-
CANT Four Horse-P Power Tumbling-Shaft and
Strap Power Machines, Two-Iorse Powers
and his highly improved and very COW euient
Tumblin Shaft aud Strap-Power Machine
This Machine took the first premium at our last
county Far. Our four-horse-rumF'i ~ sss"
machine is made to stand in the n Joo'
same as the sttap machine, or otheiw 50 10
suit purchasers. The cylinders are dl wen by
one single bevel wheel. All the above ma
chimes can be Lad With the latest Improved
Straw Shakers, (far superior to Pierpont's Pat
snt Shaker, and At a less price, and not SO Ike
y to get out of order) or without shaker, if de-
sired.
ALSO, a superior article of Tanning Mills,
cuitiva ors, "a new ard complete article for
farming corn and seeding in wheat) Hay Rskes
cutting Boxes, and double ard single shovel
Plonghs.
Horses, Grain, Lumber, aei all kinds of
trade taken in exchange for { chimes.
All kinds of Repairing Of Ma mines and other
farming utensils done on the nost reasonable
terms, of the best materials, and at the very
shortest aotice.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Farmers, this is the time Tor you to have
your own machine, when wheat is gh. Give
ne call, and will give you bargain.
PETER II. SHfRES.
Mdchinist.
Bedford, June &c, 1857 -4m.
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DRUGS, BOOKS IND SFa-
TIOIiRT.
Dg. T. c. aEAEEg,
Bedford, Fa,,
Bedford, Fa.,

EEAVING purchased the Drug and Boos
Z 4 Store Of DR.. S. D. Scott, has CONSTANTS
tn aand, at the old stand, a large and well sc
slcted stock Of choice Drugs and Medicine.
Dholesale AMI retail, all of which wilibe sold
y ftlrteyms. The assortment consists n part d
erag5 . ID Chemicals, Dye Woods asd .9ic,,
Pain's 8 j Oils, Win8o0 Glass nd Giase
Ware, Tobacco aud Segars, Perfsnsry, Fcnc,s
sf.icieS, &C., &c.
PATENT MEDICINES. Having the rezu
ageacy foE the sale OF all Of these meaiciu
the pgslis are assured that they are OF the BIZ
rruch as have stood the test Of t.ms and exc
si.acs, aad can be safely recommended as p
uGias, Slz: ToNnsond's sud Sands SaFsap
Ia. Yisttr's BAlsam of Wild CAerry, AyUr
hssry Prcto al, MoIat's Life Pills aud Phoe
Gx Bittsrs, DIR. JayRe's Family Medicines
aaRstock's, Hobensack's, and other vernifG
5; HoodaA DIS German Ritte-s, dc, &c.
Cons taly Oh hand large STOCK of historic
cographical, scientific, religious, poctical
hool, AID miscellaneous BOOAS.
Also great variety Of Fancy St"6TIoS.
Try, Cap, Post and wrapping paper of every
quality, Paper hargiEgs II great variety
Window Blinds i Il patterns or l.y the piece. =
Wall Paper, Stee and Fancy Goods.
BLANK BOOKS OF every size and quality.
'ocket Socks and Port Aolnaies, Disrics.
;lank Deeds and u Mortgages, gold Pens aud
'encils, Combs, BrGshes, Periumery in great
-ariety, Soaps, &C., &c.
Lamps, and Csmphine Oil and RurRir z Fluid,
,ep; constantly on hand.
CHOICE LIQUORS for medical use; VOLTS
;cheidam SchnApps, Gin, Port, Sherry and
2Adeira Wines.
Aug. II, l654.-tf
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REgNovAn. r.

TyNHE subscriber has removed his REsrAU-
u. RANT AND BAKERY AND CoSFEcTIoSAaY
ESTABLISHMENT, to the Rising Sun Building,
in Juliana Street, where he would be pleased
to see ali his old friends and customers.
ie keeps constantly on hand the choicest
and best C4KES, CANDIES, FRUITS and
NUTS. ever offered to the public; also Cham
bersburg EE4E and BEER.
He has fitted up an Ace Cream Saloon,
and will keep on hand throughout the season,
full supply Of this choice refreshment.
To- PARTIES supplied, on the shortest
notice, with Ice Gre N, Cakes and ooutec-
tionS.
Having served regular apprenticeship to
the above busi s, and having been constant
ly engaged II for mauv years, he feels con
fIent that can render satisfaction to all
who may favor him with visit.
JOHN J. LUTHER.
Bedford. April q. 1857.
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STAGE OFFICE.
WAS ETNGT0N HOTEL,
Bedford. Pa.

RTRS. MARY COOK would announce to hel
ITE friends and the public, that she has fitted
up this old and well known stand, in a very su-
perior style, for the accommodation of the pub
lie. Visitors to the Bedford Mineral Springs
viii find the Washington Hotel comfortable
summer retreat-and no pains will be spared TO
please all who patronize the house.
Boarders will be taken by tie day, week
moa;h aud year.
8y gentleman Of high qualification, and
cortcous department, has charge of the house,
who Will do all in his power to make the guests
happy and comfortable.
10 FERNS rs moderate as anywhere else il
the place.
Daily Stages from Latrobe, Cumberland,
Hol!idaysburg and Hopewell, all stop at this
Hotel.
Il Hack belonging to this Hotel will run be-
tween Bedford and tie Springs.
Bedford, June l2. 1s57.-zz.
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\ 0 7 & E

NOTICE is hereby given that an application
will be made TO tbs next Legislature OF the
State Of Pennsy lvania. for the passage of an
Act of Assembly authorizing the incorporation
OF Bank Of issue. with general bankiug and
discounting privileges, under the general baHk-
ing laBs Of this State. to ba located ut The. Bo-
rodgh Of Bedford, in the County OF =, tlaprd
and called The Bedford County Bans y with
a capital Of TWO hundred and fly thoGssud
dollars, aud with the privilege OF increasing tie
sane to the sum Of -four hundred thousand dol
lars.
Ell. ANDERSON,
W. T. DAGGHERTY,
w. r. SCuELL,
A. KING.
NICHOLAS LYONS,
SAML. l.. RUSSELL.
B ed ford, Pa, June 2e, ls56.-Cm.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-20
BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE
administrators Notice-

LETTERS of Administration having been
granted to the subscribers, on the estate oi
George B. Kay, late of Hopewell Township,
deed, all persons knowing themselves indebted
to said Estate are hereby notified to make pay
ment Immediately, and those having claims
sgaipst the same vii present them properly au-
thenticated for settlement.
J.F KAY
Residing in Blair Co.,
THOS. J. KAY,
Residing in llopewel Tp.
Sept. II, 1S57-fs