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BIB Mrs. 8. A. Aliens ZylobaIsamum, mt5u
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PRESIDENT EATON, L. D, Ms,lrss;eero Tenn ..Sowi,a
, css restored s do 70 esss Nc h.. h,
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We these preparations 70 Europe and they super
does not soil Sold by all the principal Wholesale and
tail merchants In the u &, Cuba, or Canada tai 9r
Depot, 355 BrOOme street, N. ",
m where address all letters and inquiries.
dealers sell articles instead Of this which they
make profit Write TO depot for circular rns and noma
ton Genuine signed Mrs s. A. Allen written in ink Beware Of
counerfes
Aug 1S--cod3m s3s.s.r sk ~ g.f .r
F'. ats "o6 Wheeler Il Wilson.
MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
Fdmities, Mangfaaurey, and Oilers
FTNHESE machines combine all the improvements
extensive increasing sale
the approval and commentator that they have
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the undoubed advantages that they all others
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4h The remarkable perfection their stitching and their appca
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Principal Office No 3i3 Broadway New York and at their agencies
in tho principal cities Of the Union. i fsElu aEs
May 2G-1y&
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Washington Aqueduct.

aog y g o'rcE OF n" .ss1,s,cn was%sGIos H AeuSvT
PROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
i for the Washington aqueduct
Proposals 7h May viii be opened Of that
Maps proales specifications
work be L. win embrace Of q the bridges
eeted with the Inch o nAn gate houses bricks sand
the particular
upon portion titles not yet acquired by the
United there may be some delay IN commencing the work
only q q the works can b. under ,ns e
c future by The engineer reserves the
under each contract for each appropriation In
% a ssns as M ass ssss ssss when and what
s % p oss I'M 81 ns wes s % %
the engineer e work has been properly far has
Payments viii be specie checks upon the United States
the monthly estimates the engineer
be paid der full wages monthly in specie.
An bids should be scaled endorsed proposals
United states INC right 70 ali the bids
be considered most conducive the progress Tho
Every BY written signed by
more responsible 70 he effect that he they under
obligation within days, with good SUFFICIENT
the @ Of ae work 3 said
judge United states district attorney agent some officer Of
Of War that the able make good their
guarantee. 4
be opened presence Of bders any ofthem
be present 4,i46 esgf,Esf ssf,5 NJ. c. MI1tS, 4s-l
Capt Of Engineers, In charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE. .,.
To Capt NJ. G. Mcgs U. s. Engineers. ~ aaA ANss @ -
We the undersigned, residents OF , In the State Of
hereby jointly sevcraly with the United and
guaranty the foregoing bid o be accepted that he
they w within days after the Of the said bid
the contract for the with ands unt surces
form furnish the articles proposed conformity the OF the
ertscmcnf under which made. And the said
shall fail TO enter into contract aforesaid, guaranty mako
good the difference between the offer by the said and the next
lowest bidder +t. hffgy e#HS tk 5tgffqf8szfF8t. !.
(signed) A.B.
8saf8 ZslpAsf Hg fraz3ggh fa 8lI@ sR 8a c. d. Bt
hereby certify that the my knowledge belief
above named guarantors are good and sufficient
(Signed) ,.seg. t,3t# Htlg ttga f. n. fs
Sep l-lawG
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would ca attention 10 the card OF VIM Grandn who s
for Of the States and Territories commits
United States Court Of Claims Grandn Is thor
ousy with departments At
Washington and the practice Of the United States Court c Claims
[Neg York Daily Nsos
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NEW BO0KS.-The Life of John Fitch, the In
vento Of the Steamboat; by Thompson wecot 81 25
Quits; Novel by tho Baroness utpheus, author Of The
Initials" 81 20. Ut Az a. eaaEH 5sssss j.
Tho Legal Adviser Or How Diminish Lawsuits,
Time Trouble and Money by Conducting Business according
by Edwin Freedlcy author "a Practical Treatise
Dusincss &c.'' 81 25.-agNF G l5 s se sts 4aE.t.l
Information About D. f. T. rs
Modern Reform Examned the Union OF North and South
Subject Of slavery; by Joseph c. Stiles 81. Eas4
Buffers Analogy with introduction conspecns, and
index by Howard Macom DID, president the university Lew
isburg, Pennsylvania just received, and for sale by
BLANCHARD Il MOHUN s&
Htfst @tlH ~a &tsai3 ssti2ta Iatc II. Farnfam,
Sept 20 Corner Pennsylvania and 11th St
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EBBITT HOUSE.
). II. FREEMAN. a@
street, between 18th and 14th streets,

street, between 18th and l4lh streets,
"'' WASHINGTON D. c. -
TINIIIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougby repaired furnished with and superior furniture
hundred rooms and has all the requisites Of
class house. at8t Wv &IF4a slsta4.ffsf..
proprietor provided coach which will be at the railroad
landing arrival for the OF
passengers and baggage to the hotel
O.
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York. w
A N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA santly on hand also, full and , }.A @t%s-t
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF cARpETINGs,
OIL cloths mangs rugs mats, Materials lace curtains gilt
gNt ~ cornces, window shades, &c., &c, NC,
4 MUCH BELOW REGULAR rRIcEsl @
1856, aaI a5s 20 and and 2; asl Grand street, rect
Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ~ 6a sla"a.
Rooms 20, "a, No. I6 Wall srea, Ne,o York.
Cyrus w. Field Il Co., s, 7aE-
ss.a.a.. WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS, &. aEsl a@la
No IL Gig street, Nec Fork, ,..-
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their large stock Of printing writing Wrapping and all other
Kinds Of which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
Ben. & E. A. yyhitIock & Co.,
l3 Beekma, Street, corner Of Nassau, opposite the Asor
@t@ &@ at47A @3 House, ls N9iaAFs'+ F@'
pRopEToRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREaANT CABINET
TMPORTERS of Cognac brandes for druggists and
on Co. highest reputation and sole
eors the celebrated brandes in the native proof ana naor o
Cognac, viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard, le 3ss.. atstal&aat
superior vineyard, visux cognac. aI@ W ait
ysas8B Also IA NJ aea8 faT.
fA''Sat ' Old Royal 0ioiS HOLLANDS m haI htb#s oil a
Burgomaster Schnapps, F - 81 n
brands Of sherry dcra and Port wines &c. &C.
Aos, porters and cigars direct from shippers aa t a
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT
BM&E the exclusive OF this wine and
arc regular packets and beg those who
may trial to do under their guarantee that
viii found superior decaOy Of flavor and quality 70 any wine "
present imported ..s., sfa.e.e..gs
Benz NJ. whitlock 81 1a"H {s7 @@#"a@+" - '.'4
Eiw'd A. wbitock, fs..s,Is. ss5 s .tslS d,
FredK j. Haverstick, BEN. Z. A. WHrTLOCK Il CO.
Oliver w. Dodge rf f{rt{ f#waHFytYTf na Ar{aUvHaW
Henry Cammeyer.
May 28--1y*f3 ht alf4" tl,l ,fssa@t % ta fih3 rt.
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Mutual Life insurance Company of New York.
..s Trinity Buidinp, III proad~cy - ,.
TIME assets of this company amount to nearly -FOUR
poIAps and entirely cash. Of which thrce mil
invested bond and
city and state Of New York valued at nine NIL
hons Of doliars t5Attt tti ii3sifsstA AsAlfil lA
profits, already amounting MILLION ru HUNDRED
houand do,ays the property Of the policy holders.
TERMS ,I,ls ~ ais.8 Es4. afi5e sisl astl 49,
Form application pamphlets giving every Information sup
piled applying the oce Of The compsnys agents
FnEDK 8 WINSTON, President
E vi .I. .lt EAAC ABBATT, Secretary. tisEN lF.lI
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Acuary.
tat ~. NN MnSrURN POST, NJ D., Medical Examiner.
May 2s-1ys fysrss ~ 8f-sfSss srtse 3rttsrsa
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8. g. Herring e. Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding discriminating public bcstowing their patron
exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot BY opening extensive ware
al No 2b Of Murray street
Hail. This enlarge Of warehouse with tho
enlargement Of their factory will enable the subscr
bes larger stock of fire and burglar
proof other establishment In the world Particular at
eption constructing private hmes match
with other furniture security plate and jcwelry
"f@tr 9'F w Az Also $500 tN ~
win keep on kinds money Ghosts
doors Halls powder proof locks banks
ones patent Formulation bank lock and Cygs
patent letter lock, without key. s "A !. - yft g,fs.
''1 'of'0f s. C. HERRING 4 Co.
tr.H HH...a LA 135 I37, Water street. s
No, 251 Broadway Murray st., New York
n .,rrffga4l IFsrv vtaY " COYLE 4 Co, Agents N
Washington, d. G.
vt tatE4et .Bs-tH il5 b w. KNOWLES, Agent "a fti'
Nav 20-ly Richmond, Virginia.
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EN0R RENT--The dwelling Of the late Gen. Tow.
This handsome house contains all the improve
furnace and complete water fixtures also cccs
adjoining. Apply TO J. b. III. SMITH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " -ii tA- " ~
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PROSPECTUS
aA ta tiH on THE 4il 3h4 M e2tIlJ
WASHINGTON UNION. =

Nes Volume, Nsv Types and Nsv Arrangements
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as Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. l a
TINHIS Company is now prepared to receive appl-
buildings, merchandise &C. at the
usual without charge for policy at their oce
Of Tenth street and Penn the Washington City Savings
Bank ~
VIM. y. Bayly, &6.H Samuel Bacon, s8g .sst ..ggs
Jos Bryan, B. ne.E{ James y. Halliday,
VIM Orme Hudson Taylor,
@ Francis Mohun 's4 NJ. w. Gait, aAa &'# Fl
.9 ##ta &g@t H' Benz Beall. s.ts a-aL4lU asi 100
tn# as.sg JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President
G. n. HANSON, Secretary. F N ,e.-, m as.
May 29-d1y
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Mrs. M. a. KNIGHT having taken the commo-

M hS. NJ. n. hNIUIiI having
lvk dious and wcllknown house, No.
(south side, between Sd and AZ streets,
ington House,'') a now causing Il 10 be
and fitted up with new and elegant furniture
boarding house,
Mrs. knight, having had considerable exp
baltimore, feels confidence in Offering induc'
their wives, and members Of Congress-, (bcin
toI,) 10 call and examine her accommodates
winter.
She viii be prepared to receive guests abo
Sept 20
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WASHINGTON AQuxDUcr,
@aht#t t @ Washington, March s, 1857.
DROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
II for the Washington aqueduct. 49,
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American Gothic and Brass-F FoiI Rooans.

INVENTED BY EUGENIo IArnLA, ARc1nrErr NJ 81 B. A &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL and farm buldngs Once Gothica, cappaaus,
Weschester county, New York.
Jpnel T III
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-07
COURT PROCLAMATION.

JIT HEREAS the Honorable FaAscIs NJ KIM
w NELL, President Of the several Courts Of
Common Pleas in the counties composing the
10th Judicial District, and Justice Of the Courts
of Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail DeliYe-
ry, for the trial of capital and other offenders
in the said district and A.. j. SsIVELY and
JOHN @. HARTLEY, Esquires, Judges OF the
Courts ofCommon Pleas, and Justices Of the
Court Of Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail
Delivery, for the trial Of all capital and other
offenders in The county Of Bedford-have L.
sued their precept and to me directed, for hold
ing a Court Of Common Pleas, and General jail
Delivery, and Court of Oyer and Terminer at
Bedford, on MONDAY the 3lst day OF
Augunst inst. NoTIcE is hereby given to all
the Justices ofthe Peace, the Coroner and Con
stables within the said county ofBedfoFd, that
they be then and there in their proper persoas,
with their rolls, records, and inquisitions, ex-
aminations and other remembrances, to do
those things which to their offices and in that
behalf appertain to be done, and also they who
will prosecute against the prisoners that are or
shall be in The Jsii OF Bedford county TO be thei1
and there to prosecute against them as shall be
just. HUGH MOORE Sheriff
Aug7, 1857.
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PattOnSViiIe and MoOdberry T'urn-
pike Read Company.

IN the matter of The seqneStrotion upon
the Pattou~villo and Woodberry Turnpike
Road, in the Court of Common Pleas Of
Bedford County
Whereas Joseph b. Noble, Esq, Sequcs-
TRAITOR of said Road, did on the 9TH day Of
May, 1857, file his account in the Office OF
the Pfothonotary of the Court of Common
Pleas in and for said County, as Sequestra-
tor of said Road,
Notice is hereby given to the creditors OF
the said Turnpike Road Company, aud all
others interested in the said Road, that the
Hon, Judges of said Court have lixct Mon
day the 3lst day OF August inst. for the
hearing Of the same, and for showing cause
why the said account ought not to be al
lowed, and in default thereof the same will
be coufrAcd.
Witness the Hon. +. NJ kimmell, ESQ.,,
President of our said Court at Bedford, the
Sd day of August, A. d., 1857.
ID, WASHABAUGH,
Aug. I, 1857. Protll'y.
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RRCISTER'S NOTICE.

ALL persons interested are hereby notitied
that the f,llowing named accountants have fled
their account in the Registers office OF Bedford
County, ard tha: they @iIl be presented 10 tbs
Orphans Court Of said County, on f iday, tAs
4th day Of September next Tor allowances aud
confirmation.
The account Of VIM. Wertz, Eq., adm'r Of
the estate of Jennings oldham, late of ST. Clan
township, deed.
The account Of Henry p. Dishl, admir- of tho
estate of Daniel Diehl late OF Juniata township,
deed.
The account Of John AXE, Esq, ae'ing Exc
cutor Of the last will &c of John Smith. late of
Union township, deed.
The account of John Eberly. admir- Of the es-
tate Of John StoneF, late OF South Woodberry
twRship decd.
The account OF Hiram Davis, aei,n'r Of the
estate Of Christian Mock, late Of ST. Clair towns
ship, decd.
fho partial account Of Chlrles Royman. one
OF tiie admire OF tbs estate OF Santl Heyman,
late Of Londonderry township, deed
he account OF Joseph Inner, admir- of the
estate Of Peter Iclles, late of UIion township,
deed.
The account Of @. L. Shannon, adm'r of the
estate of Dlyid Riley, late of Bedford Borough,
deed.
The account of John Kinton, admir- of the
estate Of Elizabeth knion, late of Bedford Bo-
rough dec IL
The account Of s. II. Tate, Esq, admir- Dc
bohis non &c., Of the estate of Michael Schriner
hte OF Middle Woodierry township, deed.
The account 9f Philip lIoliar one OF the ex-
ors Of the Last viii, &C, Of solomon IIolar
kie OF " est Providence township, decd
Ah5 account of Levi DielH, admir- OF the es-
tate Of Jos, Armstrong, late Of Hopewen town
ship, deed.
D. H.4SHqB.fUGH
Prnth'y.
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LIST OF GivSES

PUT dewn for Trial at August Term,
t3lst day. 1857.
Wm BeitzeH ct al vs. Fred. Smith.
IL. Cheney vs.. Wm. Z. SeheIl ct al.
j. H. Barnd0llar vs. B Means ct al.
Miller, Eeringcr 4 Brcnig vs.. +. A. Farklcr.
Francis ii. Iloyman vs.. Vim. Porter.
j. W. Duncan ct al V. Jno Hoffman et.al.
David MILESTONE VS. John Bowser ct al.
VIM Milestone ct al vs. NJ NJ. Gorl ct al
D. Patterson Us. 5. N. Barclays admir-.
D. Berkhilner ct al vs.. Henry Yont ct al.
John Clappcr ct al vs.. David stoler ct al.
Cath. Weisel ct al VS.. Aaron Grove ct al.
VIM. Beitzell ct al V. Frederick Smith.
John Defibaueh VS. Il. X. Strong ct al
Rely Il. Davis VS.. jos. H. Harbaugh ct al.
John Cessna 5 use Us. Frederick Smith.
johnson liafer ct al vs.. VI. Wisegarver CT al
Francis Sleek ct al Us. T. w Horton ct al.
VIM. Deremore VS.. Archibald Blair.
G. Il. Holsinger ct al vs.. e. Pearson ct al.
Samuel Smith VS.. John May ct al.
Saml. 5. Stuckey vs. Henry Keyser.
VIM. keySer IS. John Weyant.
ID. WASHABAUGH,
Proth'y.
Aug. 7. 1857
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KANSAS AND MINNESOTA.

1t is significant fact, that while the
Presidents appointee is endeavoring to
thwart the clearly expressed will Of the
people of Minnesota Territory, that Gov.
WALKER is defying the public sentiment Of
the people over which be is set as ruler,
in Kansas.
In Minnesota the people, by decided
majority, elected Republican Convention
to frame Constitution. The Democratic
Secretary heads the minority members, calls
them to order in an upper chamber, and in
sists upon their being recognized as the
Convention which the people elected
So in Kansas. A very large majority re-
fused to take part in the election of dele
gates to the Constitutional Convention in
that Territory, because the government
there was begotten BY fraud and carried on
in corruption, ending in disfranchisenlent.
The Governor knowing these things calls
U. S. troops into the field to subjugato that
majority.
In both instances, it is bold attempt to
crush out the majority principle and in its
place set up the one man power, as if in
mockery of the right of the people to GO
yern themselves.
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MEXICAN LETTERS OF hARQUE.
Should Spain be silly enough to wage war
upon Mexico, Mexico will retaliate by an
attempt on Cuba, for which purpose, it is
said, Comonfort will employ the flibusters
who are SO desirous of setting their foot on
that fertile Island. Ii is stated that he
has already sent to some of our ports a
number of quizes of blank letters of lnarque
commissions, which the Mexican Consuls
Will be ready to fill up and deliver to appli-
cants upon certain favorable terms, the
moment that war shall be declared by either
party. This will, no doubt, be the result,
ana as there are so many ways of evadipg
the neutrality laws, even with the strictest
vigilance of the Government, the scheme
would probably be entirely successful
We have no idea, however, that Spain in
tends to act so foolishly and eudanger her
possessions. Her movements, SO far, milf
tary and naval, are of no consequence, and
eyince no very warlike disposition.
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THAT CHaLLENGE!

0G- For some time past the opposition
newspapers have been boosting that DAVID
WILMoT has challenged Gen. PACKER TO
meet him in debate. and that he declines to
accept. This is simply gross falsehood,
manufactured out of the whole cloth. No
such challenge has ever been given. If it
had. how easy would it be for them to give
WHmot's letter, sigued by his own name!
Gen. Packer is ahundantly qualified to meet
any man in Pennsylvania or elsewhere either
upon the Stump or in the Halls of Legisla-
ton, and the principles which govern and
control his political acts are such as court
the light Of day. Discussion is what we
want.-Ga@ette Of last sOeek.
1t is, is ii! Well, what do you think of
the letters below on that subject9 ''No
such challenge has ever been given'-pre-
nature, slightly, aint ii! 'Gen Packer is
abundantly qualified to meet any man in
Pennsylvania or elsewhere either upon the
stump or in the Halls of Legislation, and
the principles which govern and control his
political acts are such as court the light of
day" Why then does he not like man.
if he is so "abundantly qualified" meet
Judge Wilmot, on the stump, to discuss the
principles involved in the present contest.
If "his political acts are such as court the
light of day. why does he, like the COW
ardly craven, back-out, after the boast of
lis friends, to meet Judge WImot on the
stump, and let those "political acts'' be dis
cussed before the people of both parties.-
The fact is, Packer has grown rich off DO
ltics, he was Canal Commissioner once.
and during his term the State was run in
debt millions Of dollars, and he dares not.
like an honest man, meet these things, fair
ly and squarely, and be also knows that as
debater, be is mere pigmy in comparison
with David Wilmot, that be would be
worsted in every contest, and he absolutely
backs right ont! What do you think, Lo-
cofoes, of your pusilauimous candidate now.
ard what do you think, General, of the
following letters, in connection with your
boastful article OF last weekl
Packer Declines TO Meet WiImot
on the Stump,
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Packer Declines TO Meet NiImot
on the Stump,
Interesting Correspondence.
Letie, from Hen. Dacid WIfzsot TO General
William F. Packer.
TowANDA, July IA, 1857.

IioN. WM. Il. PAcKER-Dear SIR: /
propose to spend some time. during the
summer and fall, in canvassing before the
people of The State the principles and
Issues involved in the pending State elec-
ton.
Party meetings bring out only that por-
ton OF the people to whom the call is made,
and the addresses are necess arily all on one
side, whereas it is desirable that the whole
people, 50 far as may be, should have both
sides fairly presented before them at the
same time.
If il should meet your views, | propose
that We canvass so mpoh of the State as is
practicable, in company, addressing alter
nately the samo meetings Should this
neot your assent, please inform me at your
earliest convenience, go bat We may arrange
the times and places of meeting, order Of
s1eakings &e.
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GEO. W. sTUCKEY, Napier.

A DUN We would like some of our
delinquent subscribers to call and settle at
once. We have not been getting money
enough for the last three months to pay for
our paper alone. This is intended for you,
reader, if you owe us dollar for subscrip-
ton, advertising, or job work.