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THE COLLEGIATE COURSE.

which is designed to embrace all branches.
PURIFY MERCANTILE, has been recently enlarg
ed, and can now be regarded as one of the most
lengthy, thor ugh and complete ever intro
duced to the public in any similar Institution
in the United States.
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VXTISTAR'S S Balsam of Wild Cherry, Ayres'
w Cherry Pectoral, Halls Balsam, Ba
ker's Panacea, Davis Pain Killer, and ST
Johns Cough Syrup, at HENDERSON S.
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.NIIV BOOT, SHOE,
LEATHER STORE

Jao:ts aqa Gems ea.t;rsl
Ladies French Ties and Heel Caters; Wo-
mems Enameled and Morocco Y outh's,
Misses aud Childrens' Calfand Enameled, &c.
u Boots and Shoes Made to Measure and
Repairing Done on Short notice.
Is We also keep for sale Sole and Upper
{ Leather Calf Skins and Findings OF all Kinds
10 Cash paid for HIDES, Pelts and Furs
SMITH & HITCHCOCK.
Upper Sandu>ky May. 1851. "A CIV
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EoR THE TOILET.-Colognes, Flavoring
4 Extracts, Hair, Oils, Hair Dyes, Toilet
Soap, Ga superior article) Barber's Soap, Mill
tary shaving Soap, Shaving Cream, Lip Balm,
Magnolia Toilet Table, Tooth Powder, Pink
Saucers, &C., for sale at ~
NJ &H's DRUG STORE.
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EOR LUNG DISEASES.-A er's Cherry
II Pectoral, Halls Balsam, Guysott's Ex-
tract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilia, Wis
tars Ba!sam of Wild Cherry, Htlmbold's Ex
tract OF Sarsapar la, at .g -.s..s..-s.-
.E-itE MAXWELL & HOLTON,S.
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rUYSOTT'S Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
N Kennedy's Medical discovery. Rhodes,
Mann's, St j Johns Griswolds and Henderson IS
Ague Syrup and Balsams, at
HENDERSON's.
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THE BOOKKEEPING DEPART
ItIt'0tIIVU III tIN tVt'II T7Tf1NVlNV.
THE MILITARY COURSE

embraces regularly progre sive seies o: man
uscript cards, classified somewhat as TO the
variety of transactions 1t aims to develop
the first principle AID philosophy of Accounts,
rather than mere routine and actual formula,
by addressing the reason and Judgment of the
student, who studies with the view of appre-
hending and arriving at results, and so push
es on hi Investigations with much greater con
fidenee, pleasure and independence.
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Justices of tht Peace and Mayors are author
lied to purchase this work out Of the Fines
that they Collect.
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GOLD! GoLD!! CoLo!!I

4 Nh NS-Cable, Log and Trace Chains
~ for snle ut KILMER,S Hard Ware Store.
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kACELSlOR Corn and Cob Mills, for sale
Ia by s W. FL. KILMER.
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ence, pleasure and independence.
THE REGULAR COURSE.

is intended 80 repre> ent every species of bust
ness, from the smallest Retail to the heaviest
and most intricate Wholesale and Commission
as well as Banking Ralroading. &c, demand
ed, atpresent, by our vast and constantly in
crcasinr Commerce
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ae-4O ON THE FLANK! HORSES
.:::z.zlz1.s:zzs. - Up G e
Staub's S New Livery
STABLE!

VIE FERITABLE OLD JOHN STAUB.
4 respectfully informs the citizens of Up !.
per Sandusky, and Wysndot County, that b.
Al5assss$Aa has pitched his tent amongsl
sssEaa-k&@e ssELaak-sz@e them, and opened a Livery Sta
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! HALL q VEST
sl Publishers, New York CITY.

*These pencils supplied tothe trade as'
profitable. discount. 5.s-
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July 18th 1857, a s8
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DLOWS! LOWS.-Eagle steel plow, Gills
l. combination plow; Longs patent (cast)
plow for sale at,
fSa6 II LINERS HARD WARE STORE.
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C;bansbilIe Daily gournal.

The SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH--A letter
from London dated May 18th, says that
the steamer Niagara still lies at Graves
end, and will remain there for some nine
days, until the moorings are prepared for
her at Greenwich, opposite the works
Of Messrs. Glass, Elliot & Co, where she
is to receive the cable on board. There
are eight hundred miles Of it manuiactu-
red already at the works, AM this, with
the nine hundred which have been COM
pleted, at Birkenhead, and opposite
Liverpool, will make seventeen hundred
altogether The remaining portions at
both these places four hundred and
twenty five at the former and three hund-
red and twenty miles at the latter place,
will be completed and put on board both
the Niagara anl AgameEnon by the
middle of July. The Agamemnon will
be accompanied by the Leopard, paddle
wheel steamer. of about two thousand
tons. The Susquehanna is expected from
the Mediterranean about the time the
cable shall have been completed and p!ac
ed on board the Agamemnon and Mia
CARA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-05

HEAVY OPERATIoN-E. E. Bishop and
r. D. Mason Esgs., OF Bridgeport Conn,
have secured contracts for the conStruc-
ton the Dubuque and Pacific and Iowa
Central Railroads.&c. hundred and nine
ty miles in length. The contracts are
for cash. and amount to the sum of
twenty million of dollars! These railroads
are richly endowed with lands Of their
first quality, donated to them By the
General Government, in quantity over
two and one half million acres. The
lands will then pay for the cost OF con
struction Of the roads. and the stockhold-
ers will get their entire roads without
cost. an | bonus gratis. The construc-
ton cost is to be paid from avails of con-
struction bonds. based on mortgages of
the roads and lands, and the bonds are
to be returned with the avails Of lands as
they are sold to settlers along the lines
Of the roads.
This is one Of the heaviest railroad
operations ever entered into in this coun-
try-and Messrs Bishop & Mason have
earned for themselves a high reputation
as contractors Of great enterprise and
responsibility.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-05

An INTERESTING LETTER FROM LON
DoN.-An intelligent correspondent writ
es that the first feature which attracts
attention in the Trade and Navigation
Report Of Great Britain, for the frst
quarter of 1857 is the great increase,
when compared with years which have
been considered the most prosperous.
The exports for the month OF March
alone reach nearly SIC, 100000, and for
the quarter fraction under G20,OO0,OO0
none ofwhich has been produced by arti-
fetal stimulus. During the greater part
Of the quarter there has been unusual
stringency in the money market, and un-
remitting efforts have been made by the
press TO check any and every tendency
TO dangerous or foreign speculation as
we'll as investments in foreign stocks.
The dark side of the report is that which
shows the immense imports of the ne
cessaries Of life, being near 100000 quar-
terS Of wheat, independent ola still larger
quantity of flour, meal, and corn. There
has also been imported upwards off, 900
beef cattle. These items. with many
others you will find enumerated, impor-
ted at the end ofa year of good crops and
fine seasons, prove the inability of the
country to sustain its population for a
single year if supplies from America
should fail.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-05

0tTThe Company for building Rail
Road from GRANVILLE to Mattoon, ILL., has
been fully organized, and a boarl OF
directors elected, composed of some OF
the wealthiest men in Eastern Illinois
The Directors have met and determined
upon the preliminary measures for pro-
curing subscriptions and means to build
the road. The counties through which
the road is to pass, will pay the costs of
the preliminary survey. The Directors
do not contemplate rushing the work
through by selling bonds and borrowing
money a. great sacrifices; but they will
prosecute the work faithfully as their
means will permit. If it cannot be done
in three years, it can be in eight; but
that it shall eventually be completed, is
already determined as ''txed fact" The
Directors have voted to have regular
meetings on the third Monday of each
month at Olney.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-05

MoRIoNlSM.-The New York Tribune
of the 2Sth May, publishes letter from
William Smith, brother OF .Juseph. the
Mormon prophet, h"ted Warre=, Pa.
May 18th. lie reviews the recent hud-
get of Mormon intelligence. He says hc
believes the statement that officers aud
friends OF the government have been in a
most cruel and mur,le Gus manner put out
OF the way by the Mormons" to be true.
He has mo doubt whatever" of the
charges against the Mormon people OF
having committed the most wanton and
cruel murders in the disguise of Indians.
lie says:
have COOL reasons for believing that
my brother, Samuel Ii. Smith. died of
poison in Nauvoo, administered by order
of Brigham Young and Willard Richards
only few weeks subsequent to the unlaw-
ful murder of my two other brothers,
Joseph and Iiyram Smith, while incar-
cerated in Carthage Jail. Several other
persons who were presumed to stand
between Brigham Young and the accom-
pliShmcnt Of his ambitious and wicked
designs. mysteriously diSsppear1 from
Nauvoo ab}ut the same time, AMI have
never since been heard from.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-05

P. 7. BARNUM- Barnum's trip to
Europe proved failure. The crowds
have not come out to see "Little Cordelia
Howard and Gen Tom Thumb. He
found it very difficult to get an engage
ment that would pay and when he did
get it, he was taken sick, so that he
could not attend to it. His debts, too,
followed hiIn toEurope. and ready bailiff
was at the door of the theatre ready to
seize any sum of money that might be
made.
Poor Barnum, he seems to 20 right on
downSas he went up. In his better days
everything ne touched brought in money.
Now everything he takes hold of brings
him deeper and deeper in debt. IL is
reported that he will soon return to this
country, and take the full benefit of the
Bankrupt law. Then he will 90 TO Eu-
rope and remain until he can pay. and if
that never comes to pass. he will no more
return to his native land.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-05

LOOKING Gully. - Nothing can be
more absurd than the idea that looking
guilty" proves guilt. An honest man
charged with crime is much more likely
to blush at the accu-ation than the real
offender, who is generally prepared for
the event, and has his face ready made
for the occasion. The very thought OF
being suspected of anything criminal viii
bring the blood to an innocent mans
cheek in nine cases out OF ten. The
most guilty looking person we ever saw
was man arrested for stealing horse
which turned ont to be his own proper
ty!-Botson Post.
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FROM NEW YORK.
From Albert @. Richardson's Adv, tisng and
Correspondence Office, No. 30 broadway New y ork.
"CosTaR,s" RAT EXTERMINAT0R.

A y insallble destroyer of Rats, Nice Arts, Ground
u Mice, Moies, &c., Sc., Re tNot dangerous t.
Human Faniy.) Rats do not die III their holes; but
come out and die.
"CASTOR'S" BED-3UG DIFFERENTIATION.
Never known to fail-anl uSel every day by ;hous-
ands in New York and elsewhere.
Put up in &C. c, 81, 81 80, - 90 and 81 co Bottles.
'CasTOR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER.
For tina destruction of Moths, Mosquitoes, Flies.
Fleas, Plant Insects, VeTnin on Fowls and animals,
&c., &c.
S0LD-wholesalea and Retail at "Castcr's principle
depot, 'S Broadway, New York, and by the principal
Druggists and dealers throughout the United States.
the Canalas, West Indies, California and South
America.
~ Orders must always be accompanied by the cash.
- No goods sent coalmisson.
- Small Sample Packages put mp at the lowest
wholesale prices for first orders in places, with
Cards, Show Bills, Posters, &e., &c.
- Packages expressly put up fnr Ships, Steam
boals, Hosels, Pubic Institutions, &c.
els. Full particul 70 Wholesale dealers-scales OF
prices, c, 49, wiil be properly nailei application
p. o. s.an.p. Adigess, ''COsT TAR,''
n.hs9-3nd&g 38s Broadway, New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-05

~The Huntsville (Ala.) Advocate
says: "The land speculating lever rage
among our people, and is mainly confined
to Arkansas and the Mississippi bottom.
The Texas fever is over. We predict
that there will be a general crash in less
then two years. The whole country is
crazy with speculation-an insane desire
to make money at one dash, haste to be
rich"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-05

INCREASE IN PRICE OF LABOR. We
are informed that the mechanics and
workmen Of all classes in this city, are
preparing for general movement to in
crease the daily wages Of labor, and that
meetings for the promotion of that object
will shortly be held.-M Y. Herald 9th.
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LOUIsyILLE AVID EvAEsyILLE REGJ-
LAR Jacket.

n -SiI-fit - TIE well ,lrowr and fast
r7ls!-rs7t -f1 l steamboat ". 4. EAVES, Capt
Duncan, has rc-cntere1 the
tr1e for the season. AMI will continue tD make REGULAR
superior order. For freight passage apply on board
Leaves Louisville every Weineslay and saturday at
O'Clock. y. m, AMI returning, leaves Evansville
every Thursday and sunday at O'Clock, p. m.
ap1i3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-05

WooL.-This is the month for sheep
shearing, and We learn that the clip OF
wool is likely to he large one; and as
prices Of wool are high, the farmer viii
derive a large profit, and large present
money means. it he sell, which the state
Of the market will tempt to do, as wool
is a cash article-paid for always to the
flrmer in cash.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-05

0FPresident Pierce and Secretary
Marcy have been for several weeks In
New York city. The Herald says their
most intimate associations have been
among the Black Republican leaders,
and it is believed that the whole Marcy
and Van Buren cIiques in the Democra--
tic ranks have abandoned the support Of
the Buchanan Administration; the rea-
sons are not assigned
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-05
STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET.

= O1IIlk - TIE sp'eriM passenger searn-
tss.tA7 -. M er NORTHERNER, ]. v.
smith, Master; Archer, Clersi,
Passing Evansville, going up every Wetnesi iay, at
SATURDAY "a. II O'Clock, VI. Will make regular weekly
trips between Memphis and Louisville, landing AZ all
Noreuer i unsurpassed for speed, comfort and safe
". Connects at Louisville with the mammoth Il. ;.
nal steamers Jaclb Su1dcr anil telegraph No. 2,
for Cincinnati. and by Railroad thence 10 ali Eastern
cities
Passengers going East by taking through tickets on
this stiner, viii save time expense and 20 to - hours
disagreelhle Railroad tsavcl.
Connects at Memphis with the splendid line OF New
Orleans and Memphis packets, AMI the NepOleoD and
" bite River boats, ani at Paiuch with the Cnlnfr-
lad and Tennessee River packets; al Cairo with the
st. Louis packets. ap91
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-05

ETGarrett Davis, Of Ky, says in a
letter, that he will not solicit the Office of
U. S. Senator for Kentucky. nor will he
decline if it is offered. We should be
glad to see him in the Senate.
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WABASH RIVER PACKET.

cSlh - THE light draught steamer
srlC-r. 49, KATE SARCHET, Y. T. De-
r.s-se souchet, master, will run ~
regular packet between Evansville and the different
points on thu Wabash River during che entire
For freight passage apply on board. ieolO
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HENDERSON, EVANSVILLE AND LOUIS.
WILLIE REGULAR PACKET.

q -Iis-sll - THE steamcr DIAMOND
t-ssI-r. 5...sSl CART Hocraf;. has resumed hel
---.-s t-ale, and viii make her reg
ular trips usual, passing Evansville, every Wel
neSflav anil CatrrtiaV decli
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FOR WABASH RIVER.

n G - TIE fine steamer RANGER,
tsszsl- 1s-s.-as57 Plrr, master, will he here TO-
s---s -s------- morrow, 70 load for the a2ove
destination, AMI will run regularly in the 1le. For
freight Or passage apply on bolrl or n
febl3 JOHN :. MITCHELL.
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LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET
STkTESN

n fClI-slk II CAPT. SULLIVAN, win run
- - as a regular packet between
louisville anl Henderson, paSs-
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FOR TILE WABASH.

a Loir-slk II REGULAR Evansville and
Fs. F-rr .s.-s.sai Wa'ash River pac,.et, steinle-
ARKANSAS TRAVELLER, II.
King, Master, will ply regular packet during the
selsnn-. For freight or passage apply on board,
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GREEN RIVER PACKET.

4 1cIJ-~fli - THE s.enmer UNION, Capt.
Sf..',--f Sf.,- s,s.,l Roherts, having been just FIN
s-ssz-1--sr--1 --1sashei with all the latest I'M
prOvenents, OF 80 tons capacity, fast AMI verv light
egangit will ply regularly in the above tslle, for
whch she hut expressly, AMI solcits n liberal
share Of public ploaase. For freight passage ap-
ply on bOarl mhs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

fail % the intereS OF
all engaged in the bu-
siness to give me .
trial.
I name in part
Ealloes. hairs, Bars,
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& z II ~ NJ ~ -
ONLY ONE BOTTLE
OF
DEe. SAEFOED'S
IATIGaRiFOR.
OR LIVER REMEDY
On LIVER RErTNDY

> required To cure aay enc trouble' with
4 LifeI Complaints, unless the most desper.
ale OF cases, when tie sFceSD bottle viii. with
scarce single failure, restore the patien. 10
hea.tA and slgor. We Wish 10 call tie afteil-
lion oi all 70 these facts, that tie IaYigorator
Is compounded by . physician who has used it
III his practlce for the past twenty years With
success almost credulous, and that il is entire
y vegetable. being composed wholly Of gums
SONG idea Of the strength OF these gum $
may he formed when it is known one boctie ol
tue laSiEvr.ieT contains as much strength as
oae auudred doses ~ Caiosa.i without anY OF
is deieterioas eleris.
0ne bottle IS the surest thing shown 10 carry
AWAY he bHd Effects u miuera! poison oi any
kind.
osy one lott!e is needed to throw out oi
tbs system the eEscis cf medicine after luag
! Sickness.
oue bottle taken far Jaundicc removes all
yeiIowish q nnuStar.sl color from tie skin
oie dose after eating is suileieat 10 relieve
the stomach aid pres eat the iood from rising
and sourins.
Only one desc taken before retiring prevents
nigiitulare.
one dose taken at night looseas the bowels
gentis, and cares cosfiveness.
0Ar doss tAilea afteg each meal viii cure
Dyspepsia
oae dose Of t@o c4a- spoonslul win a!says
relieve Sick Headache
oac bottle taken FOR female obstruction re-
moves ti'e cause Of the disease, and makes i,
pcIfe Ct eHre.
Only one dose Immediately relieves cAolic,
wAilc
oao lose ofsea repeated is sure care for
Chs!eF. 1ofbas, ani su.e preventative OF
Cholera.
use dose tskel often VIII preseut the recur-
renee oi bilious attacks, while il rr.isyes al
p&iitul lesljags
- Oae Or TWO doses .tl,cn occasionally is
oae o. TIE lest remedies tor 4 cod ever known
Thousands 81 cases Of inflammation and weak
ness OF the laass have beea cured by the IN
vigoflt0s.
one dose taken sl,os, tia. before elting
gives visar 70 tAe appetite an. makes food il
sesf well.
Oue dose ottan repeated cures Chronic Diar-
iACa II is worst forms, while summer aud bow
Il complaints weld almost 10 the first dJs..
OGe Or tso doses cares attacks caused by
worms, Nhi5 for worms u children, there IS NJ
s'iieT, safer and sI'eeiier relHeGs IN tie world,
- IL never f-iis.
TAerc is no cxsggeratiou IN these statements,
tasy 4ie pizia 4lI soGer Flcis, t4At we caa give
esitcace to prove, while all vino use Il NJ.
givlHs taelr unanimous testimony ia its taSor.
We 1ish ali 5sho are sick AMI debiiit4tel TO
! trE this remedy, 4nsi test il thoroughly, and
ant Who are not ooneitt;d hy rs use " should
ilGe - iiear from, as NC have YET % hear from
the ifst person WHO !2s used tottle OF lasig-
orator "lthoa; receiving benefit, for there are
! sceii ..s,o@ishiag medicinal t.rtaes in II, that
al. no matter how long they have seen affect
cd, Il their compliant arises from a derangcd
liver, Kill BE benefited, ii cot ealirely cured.
SANFORD : CO, propri-s0rs, SIS Btoad-
/ WY, New YoEk-
Fer safe by Or. B. T. Harry, Bedford, Pa.
March -, IS57-zzcg
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Making an average Of 80 per munta, 81 whom
- insane ard / who are Confined to sed.
7 here v'ere also 1 out door p.upers who sTe
not iuuluded in the above. Funeral ani other
exp-n9es we're also pail FOR Eve diseased pau
prrs in the County who We're gn@ble TO be
brought to the Poor House. Bills were paid
Tor boarding aud medical St;endInce for pau
pers wlo were sick N different parts oI tile
Comfy way fring persons were provided
with hoard. lodging 9c. of whom 50 we're from
Germany, 81 from Ireland, fron France, 4
froul Denmark 4 from Sweden, from Italy,
! from Poland, from Scotland, lronl Eug-
land aud 80 Alnericsns.
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DESsOEUTEOY.

fEEHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
H. tween he undersigned, under tne firm Of
Miller & Coniey, has been this day dissolved fv
mutual consent.
All persons knowing them selves indebted 70
said firm, either by notes or book accounts or
otherwise, requested 10 appear at once for
settlement.
The Books, &c, Of the Store in Schells-
burg, viii DO found at our former place OF bus
ines. Those OF -he Store az New Paris, will
be found at our former place of business there,
in SchellsbuEg.
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" EI o Z Ee * EMS
IpHOiSgERER.

IT0uLD announce to the cltizeus of Bed
~ fora AID vicinity, TIA; he is prepared to do
al worS IA ais line, IN the lest sts le, and on
reaSoaaole tefsls. AATRAssEs. sifh or without
Springs, made IN superior ;aanner, equal to
the best maize il the city. aud 10 this branch OF
hls business lac 'gcilid iuvife especial attention.
de may 'e ipGai At she silop Of Michael Weis-
el short aisttnce EaSt Of tie Borough. or at
s residener. neisiy opposite the dwelling cs
Dr. MASON.
Bedford, Dec. g. li56-3 n.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-03
Notice 10 Bridge Builders.

PROPOSALS will be received at tho Com
L missioners' Once, in Bedford, until the
llth day Of April nexs, Cor the Strengthening
and new Bracing Of the Bridge over the Juni-
ata River, al Bedford. The attention OF me
chanics is invited t. this work. BY order of
the Commissioners. II. NICODEAUS,
Commissioners Office, Mch 27. Clerk.