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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15
WOODBURY BANK,
 .NDEl 2.

THHHE HoN. JOEL HINNAN, Judge of the Stu N preme Court of Errors, of the State of Connec- ticut, has limited and appointed six months from and after the 1st day of July, A. D. 1858 for the creditors of the Woodbury Bank to present their spective claims to the undersigned, who have been appointed, by said Judge, Receivers of the effects and property of said Bank. ~
 Dated the 18th day of June A. D. 1858. @ LEWIS JUDD of Woodbury, Conn.,, ceivers
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he Two Morgan Premium Colts

KKTILL stand at the stable of William H. Cross. w man in Litchfed through the ensuing sea- son. These Colts, which are of a bright bay color, have taken the premiums at the Ltchfield Co. Fair and at the State Fair. ,r...
 R. c. CRANDALL, Proprietor. Litchfeld, May 1O 1858. 3-f
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,M.AER1ED.

3Ins, Plymouth. 29th ult., GEORGE B. PIERpoNr to CpARIsrrFs D. PRINCE.
 In Warren, lst ult ,sWALTER L. CuRTIss to FLORA J. sMoRGAN.
 in New Hartford. on the 27th ult., by Rev. F. A. Spencer. WM H. INsHAM, Esq, of Topeka, Kansas, to Miss ESTHER HAwLEY, of New Hartford.
 In Bakeryille, en the 1st inst, by Elder Charles w. Potter, ALEXANDER HaKDRIoKsoN and MARGARET DoRsEy, all of New Hartford.
 At Crittenden, Ky, July G. at the residence of J. Ms Pattit Esq. by Rsv. D. H. Corwine, JOHN FEN LEY M. D., to MARY E BARNuM late of Brooklyn, N Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

PAppY ON AFRIcA--At negro celebration lately. an ishman stood listening coored SD eaker, expatat- ing upon government and freedom and as inc orator came a period" from the highest and most poe,ical flights, ths Irishman said
 " Bedad, he speaks we'll for nagur; didn't he, now f"N4
 somb ody said. {" He isn't negro, he is only half negro.'n a
 Only half nagur, is it? Wel if half nagur can talk in that style, I'm thinking whole nagur might bate the prophet Jeremiah p '
 Old7Dr. Lyman Bcecher is described now quite feebley hss memory has sgnaly failed; hestates at plain words while all his auditors know hat is ed: and il is often quite painful to hear him speak
 Rev. David Murdock, Jr., of New Milford, has de- ciaed the as itaton from the church in Waterburylto become their pastor.
 The Boston Post publishes letter from Fall River which states that the 1st inst as the dggers of werebiassing they were surprised by stream of wa bursting tOrh, throwing jet some forty feet above the surface of he ground The stream is clear as cys yuar, IS that the spot is one of the highest in the cy ; nearly of ths same height as Mount Hope.
 Jenny Lind has left Dresden in saxony, and gone to Enssad i've shs has purchased s bs pretty sy xeoud come to America to settle among the old ems At Northampton. may as well learn their mistake and make ahe best of it.
 TheFe has been a distressing time at Delhi, N Y, Elder Haywood, a Christian Baptist preacher. with consunip,ivs wife, made appointment to elcpe with discovered the girl shut up and the elder booted out of town, and then the people hung and burned his e6igy.
 wase5.s4
 Yrs AND TAILs..-Mr. c. Hallett of this village makes annual pilgrimage to all the tannrrles in Co- necticat and Western Massachusetts, buying up the Tips and Tails, For cattle horns he pays from sl 50 to $l0 per hundred and for tails (about two feet in lene,h that portion which is covered by the long hairJ from @ sao to s2 per hundred, according to quality handles. Those brought from Buenos Ayres and ihe Grande are largest and command the highest prices often SIS per hundred though prices are nearly fifty per cent lower this than last year, and S0 is the top notch. The tails valuable only for the long hair at the extremity which is separated from the fail, clean ed, curied, and thus becomes the cured hair of mercethe mos. valuable article in for upholstery work, mattresses, pillows &c Sc. The article when manufactured is worth from 30 to 50 cents per b. Thus wil be seen that the tips and tails become by no means inconsiderabe item of trade.
 Winsted Herald
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Sq-a' SPECIAL TAX,
 TUyOa BE COLLECTED AND PAID (agreea

u ble to vote of the Town o Kent, Unto the treas nsy of said Town by the lst day of September, 1858
 dNotce therefore s hereby given to all persons liable . waSrsnt to collect tax of cents the dollar.
 laid Lis 1857. defray the expenses tor rebuilding Bnlls BrdRe, and to accommodate those that would eyod the peyment of legal fees will meet them at tho store ef Arnold Payne, Eas Kent, on Saturday, Aug. 7b, from 10 l2 A. M. the same day at the store of -I1iram Seearv South Kent, from to P M.; Mon. sdnrt Aug 9llh as 1he shop of Allen Linus B. Winne- esr from to l2 A. M the same day at r. iudd's Hotel Kent Plains, from to P. also at the last nained place on Saturday, August I4th. From to $ Er M Those who fail to naeet me Inast expect, &c., -Rd*E s.s-sAst NEWTON.CARFER, Collector
 Kent, July ll, 1858. IF
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medicinal properties to any aicohoic stImplant new made in the world. It is now pfsscrfbsd by mora than 5000 physicians in the Unitedssates, in cases of Gravel, ,sGout, Dropsy, and Bladder and Kidney Complaints. "a. Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles in cases ef ono dozen quarts and cases of two dozen pints and for sale by all the Druggists and Country Merchants.
 UDoLPHo woLER
 Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
 Depot 22 Beaver street, New York. The Proprietor takes the liberty of frefsring @ ths oowing Physicians in the Eastern States, who hsys used the Schnapps in their practice
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NOTICE.

TENHE subscriber hereby gives notice that he has N disposed of his interest in the firm of VOL corr, SIMPSON & co. to Wm H. Wolcott.
 WM. SIMPSON. Harwinton, June Sd, 1858. l0o
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

District of Litcfed ss., Proba,e Court June 25 1s5s n PON the Application of SUSAN P. LAKE of O Litchfeld, showing to this Court that she is Guardian to FRANKLIN R. LAKE and ORIGIN T. LAKE both of Litchfed Minors that she was appointed such Guardian by said Court; that said Minors the of the flowing Real Estate, situated in Etchtied, viz: undivided interest in two pieces of land lately owned by Peter Lake, de- ceased one of which, having a dwelling house and other buildings thereon containing about fty-nine is bounded north on lands of Linus Gilbert and James Muloy, east on highway and land of Estate of Lemuel Smith, deceased south on highway and land of said Estate, and west by land of said Estate and of Linus Gilbert the other contains about four teen acres, and is bounded north lands of David Smith, jr. and Garner Curtiss, east land of Gase ner Curtiss, Asa French and John Way, and south on land of George French and west on highway. their interest being valued at about one thousand dollars and showing just and reasonable cause for selling such real estateprayDg for liberty to sell the same per application file, dated the 25th day of Jnne, 1858 more fully appears.
 ORDERED That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Ofce in Litchfeld on the 2d day of Sept 1858 at o clock forenoon; and that notice thereof be given by publishing this order in some public newspaper the place where such real es tate les three weeks successvely at least six weeks before said time assigned. Certified by
 10 GEORGE c. WOODRUFF, Judge. District of NeuO Milford, ss, Probate CourA May P,
 1858.
 UPSTATE OF MARCUS o. PLATT late of New EA M.itord in sand District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Milford hath limited and allowed six months the da here of for the creditors of said Estaie represented nsov ent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed GEORGE TAYLOR and HENRY MERwIN both ot the Town of New Milford Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified bv
 SAMUEL D. ORTON, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the late residence of said ceased in said New Milford the ls day of September and the 22d day of November next o'clock in the afternoon, each of said days,
 for the purpose of attending the business of said ap p0n'ment GEoRGE GEHRY MFh TAYLoR W1N Commissioners.
 All persons indebted said Estate are requested to make immediate pa yment to
 9-4t CHARLES B. PLATT, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15
TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT,
 OF THE Litchfield Mutual Fire Insurance Co

IiECHnCIu WutudI FN6 IHSuTdHC VVs
 Litchfeld, July 5, 1858.
 GENERAL STATEMENT. The whole number of Policies that have been issued is 9944 paid by the Company ''''' ~ sas, ,412 9s To Cash in the Treasury and due from Agents Sl9,o49 H To amount of Premium charged on the Books which is pledged capital Hlo2 so
 Making the Capital of the Companys46.232 l2 STATEMENT OF THE LAST YEARS BUSINESS By amount Cash received for Premiums the last year $4,2H q By Interest received on Notes by the Treasurer from July 5, 1857 to July 6, 1858 5sO 96 To amountpaid for Losses and Expenses the last year 1,5l7 4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15
Horse for Sale.

A GREY MARE, ten years old kind and gentle, "A but spirited, fast trotter both in saddle and harness, and believed to be perfectly sound. h. quire at the stable of RUFUS SMITH, where the animal may be seen. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15
Daily Mail from Goshen to Vol
 cOttyille.

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING CON L tracted to carry the Mail between Goshen and Wolcottve daily, will carry passengers artehd upon o'clock A. M., returning arrival of The ol cotville at half past l P. M.
 SAMUEL P. OVIATT. Goshen, July. 1858. i24t*
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CTsoTHTNG

CTsoTHIN A LARGE and splendid stock of READY MADE "A CLOTHING of all styles and qualities, cheap CT than Superior styles of Youth and Child ren's Clothing kept constantly on hand, at
 T:H RICHARDS Clothing Emporium
 West street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

0rLet all who are in doubt as regards the virtues of BLISS, DYSPEPTIC REMEDY, in Dyspepsia and niseases of the Liver make the test of t,oo packages Inne out of every ten cases, half package will prove the truth of all that has been said oi it.
 kAn Invalids suffering from deranged Liver, should not fail to read DR. BLISS advertisement another c6iamn-" What are the True Indications of Treat sieht in Diseases of the Liver"
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15
SUMNER GOODS.

JUST RECEIVED.
 nRESS, Baryes and Robe. of Bl,k and Assorted 1 Colors Black and Fancy Plaid and StripeG Foatand and other Sass-White and Colored ana Printed Brltiants- French and other Printed Jaco net Aasiins and La,oas-l lt'arasols-Kid, Lisie and nlik Gtooes, Mitts, Hosiery Rbbons Fringes, Laces Trimmings, &c.-a great variety. ALso-Ladies' and Misses Boots, Shoes, &cs. at June, 1858. - ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

ZANTE CURRANTs-st
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15
DTEzD.

SfmTeuyville, 29th ult., BETSY LATTIMER, aged 76 fmsCievcland, Ohio, July Sd, HARRIET STONE formerly of Litchfeld, aged GA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

RIRDS, German and French Cages and Fix U lures, at No. South street. ". H. W.
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Ready Made Clothing,

k 4. c. SMITH & Co.'S,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

-Gys A. c. SMITH & Go. have been appointed agents for the sale of DR. JACOBS BITTERS. They have been much liked wherever used-over S0O0 bottles having been sold in New Haven alone dnring the last year. They put up in pint bot ties for 25 cents. s. A. Spencer young Druggist fin New Haven, is the sole proprietor-he having purchased the receipt with the right to manufacture, from . distinguished New Englander.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15
The Misses ROwIey

| WILL sell their remaining stock of Summer Milli I w nery and Fancy Goods AT COST. 12*
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

Tag MANY CASES OF DYSPEPSIA and kindred diseases pertprmed by the OAygenated Bilters after all other every Dyspeptic to give the medicine trial its suc- cess is wonderful
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

At Court Of Probate holden Winchester ,pitain and for the District of Winchester, the l5th day oj
 May, A. D. 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. SANFORD & CO.,, Proprietors, S45 Broadway, NY. Sold by all druggists. 21-6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15
WANT Ell

T .ADIES Congress Gaiters, save trouble in lacin 4Z for sale cheap for cash, by SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

nRlED PEACHES and APPLES-at
 D A. c. SMITH & CO.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

AIoNzo WOLF scHNAPPs. Purchase no Gin put up in bottles under the above brands, with labels claiming to possess medical pso perties. They are all common mixed ain put up in imitation of my Genuine Sthnapps, for tho Dur. pose of deceiying the Public.
 UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Manufacturer and only Impoftex s,f ths
 Genuine Hchiedam eol11aDn3 s-sml MouLTHRoP q coE, .Agsnis, IitehHsId.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-05
TEHE SECRET HNFERssrrEES OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY.
Just Published, Gratis. Ne 25lh TIhou,a,

Inst Pa5fished, Gratis, The 25ih Thousan9
FEW WORDS On THE RATION All, treat.
ment, without Medicine, OF Spermatorrbea or Loeal
Weakness Nocturnal Emissions Genital and New
Gus Debility. Premature Decay Of the system I'M
potency, and Iupedilnents, TO Marriage generally.
10y b. DE LANEY M. d.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating the imprudence anil solitude
II youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MED
lCINE, is in this small tract, clearly demonstrated;
and the entirely new AID highly successful tr.af-
ment, as adopted by tle Author, fully expl lined,
by means oi which evry one is enable to cure Il IN
SELF perfectly aud at the least possible cost
thereby avoiding all the advertised nOstrums Of The
day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in
sealed envelope, by renlitting two postage stamps
70 DR.. DE LANEY, IL, Lispenard Street, New
York.
Gov I3. 1857.
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HAMMERED IR0S.

FENIiE subscribers woud inforra til. public thai
IL they have leased, the Bedford F"rge hereto
fore carried on by John King & Co.. situate in
Hopewell Township, where they are now manu-
featuring, and are prepared to supply All orders
for every description Of hammered Iron. OH
the shortest notice, and most liberal terms. Their
Iron may be relied npon as being OF the b.st
quality. All kiads Of country produce, and all
kinds o. wrought iron scraps, taken at the lgi-
est market prices. PIPER g. SCOTT.
Nov. u, IS57.-tf
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JOHN N. ALLEN & co.

NOS. 2 8 4 CHESTNUT Street, (souM sfae.
6eloso Water,) PHILEDELPHI.A,
(IHE OLDEST WOODWARD HoCsE, IN THE CIrY1
"a MANUFACTURES AMI Wholesale deal
I've ers in Patent Medicine, mads BROOMS.
Patent Groved CED,iR- W4RE, Warranted
not 10 SHRINK, HOOD aud tFILLOW- WARE.
CORDS, BRUSHES, Ne, ct all descriptions.
Please call and examine our stock.
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Adnlinistra1or.s NofIce.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Register of
1N Bedford County hath issued letters testamen-
tary to the subscriber on the Estate of Ann Feigh-
ter, late of St. Clair Township, decd. All those
who know themselves indebted to said Estate viii
please mai e payment Immediately, and those haY-
ing claims against the same will please present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
THOMAS MCCOY, .9dm'r.
ist mo. 10th, 1858.
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SEND FOR TT.

IlilE Most superbly illustrated Magazine ever
published in America, is the December num-
Der OF the COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL, contain
ing over sirfy splendid Engrarings and giving full
particulars of the benefits of the Cosmopolitan
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ftfy cents, Specimen copies will be sent to all
persons who wish to subscribe on rec eipt of five
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See advertisement headed s'Briiliani Pro,pec-
iEs IN this paper. Address,
G. l.. DERBY, Actuary c. A. A.,
SIS Broad,rdy, Ne,r-York
Dec. IL, 1857.
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OUR usFORTUNATE PRESIDENT

1t appears by letters from Washington that
Mr. Buchanan has go; himself into difficulty by
his doublefaced policy. Commodore Paulding,
it is said, has private instructions from the Pres
ident, fully warrantiug his capture of Walker
in the style in which it vas done, and entirely
iefuting the declaration in the message that the
Commodore transcended bus Instructions.
On the other hand it is announced that fill;-
buster Walker, enraged at the RESIDENTS de-
sertion, is on his way to his trial in New Or
leans, holding in bis pockets documentary proof
that the President was an original advocate and
counsellor of the late unsuccessful fllibuster-
ing Invasion of Nicaragua.
THIS there are two opposite and hostile par
ties, each disgusted with the Presidents dupli-
city and half-faced fellowship, and each hold
ing sword Of Damocles over the terror strick-
en- functionary of the Whita House. Truly, as
Henry Clay said, it is better to be right than
be President.-.R. Y. Post.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-05

A an Orphans CourJ hel1 at Bedford. in and
N for the County Of Bedford, on the 10th day
of November. A. D., 1857, before the Judges . (
the said Court
The petition of FR. JoRDAx, ESQ, administrators
de bonis non of Richard Bonnett, late of Hone.
well Township, deceased, was read and filed, set
ting forth, that adminisr ttor aforesaid he filed
an aec' unit, which WAS confirmed by this Court on
the 18Th of February, 1856, showing balance f
$lI62,2O in his hands, that the said lund was dis
tributed by an Auditor, whose report was confirm
ell 10y this Court on the lst of September. 1856
since which time he has paid out the whole of said
balance according to said Auditors Report and
the decree OF the said Court thereon and prayinz
to be discharged from his office as administrator,
as aforesaid
Whereupon, On Motion o. A. KING, ESQ. tho
Court grant Rule upon the heirs of Richard
Bonnet, and upon all persons interested, to be
and appear at our next Court and show cause if
any they have, why the said FIR Jordan should
not re discharged from his office as administrat or
aforesaid.
BY the Court
:S4ENSvS. In WITNESS WHEREOF I have here
III EFFN~GI unto set my hand and the seal oc said
NzzAea9csssS Court at Bedford, the lot day of No.
vemher, A. D., 1857
D. WASHABAUGH, cgerk.
Jan. S, 1858.
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70 @DM-MGEM<a

4 EfTERS testamentary having bsen gra nted to
La tbs subscriber, residing in the Borough of
Bedford, on the Estate Of Mary Ann Davidson
late Of Bedford Township, deed, all persons hay-
ing claims or demands against said estate are re-
quested to make the same known without deliy
and those indebted are notified to make payment
Immediately. 5. l.. RUSSELL
Feb 5, lS5s.-r Erecnfor
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IFrom the IVa,hinrion -

Among the nlany preparations RON ia use for
the restoring. preserving aud bedut.tyiLg Tie,
hair, there are none tnat we can recommend
with more confidence than Prof Hond's Hair
Restorative. now IN general Use throughout the
States. This preparation Possesses the most
invigoratin Qualities, and never tails in produ-
eng the most happy results ms.eu applied ac-
cording TO directions We fer our readers to
the advertisement for a few Oi the inuun,eraII.
certificates winch have been sei.t by raiti,s,
who have been hent fitted ly it, ami who feel
happy in giving testimony 10 lis wonderful ef-
fects Produced ON them.
q. j. WOOD * CO., Pronrietors. Sl2 Broad.
way, y. y, and Ia Mar.eG street, ST. Louis,
Ne.
For sale by Dr.. g. F. barry, and Druggists,
generally.
Oct. 50, 1S57.-3m
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LOGICAL, VERY.

The Democrut of last week commenting on
our remarks upon David Hay voting for the Lo-
cofoco candidate for Speaker of the House,
comes TO the very Logical as well as rational
conclusion, that because eMessrs. Scull Il
Oge did nothing towards advancing bis elec-
tiOn," that therefore sit is none Of their bnsi-
ness who he votes for for Speaker" In fact,
Mr. Mitchell thinks '<there Is downright impu-
cence displayed in this announcement" Wia
Dir. Mitchell Inform us siuce when it became Il
tenet Of Democracy that member Of the Leg
islature or Ct Congress only represents those
who voted for him? We in our simplicity and
Ignorance have heretofore thought that !. mem
ber of a representative BODY always was deemed
10 represent his entire constituency, not those
ulone who voted for hiin. And i! it be iinpu-
dent in rs to remark upon our representatives.
votes or official conduct, we would like TO know
how IL. Mitchell juStitieS his fcrmer structures
upon the official conduct of Gov. Pollock, or Of
Col. Eide, or Mr.. Jordan cur forlner Senator,
or aDy Of on: fofiuef representatives: lie viii
surely hot pretend that he voted for uBy OF
them. In fact the boot is on the other foot, aud
II Is downright iDpudence in rhe editor Of the
Democrat, who has obtained so unenyiable
but private character Of many OF our citizens,to
attempt to take us task for our remarks upon
the public and efcial acts of our represents
tive. 5ir. Mitchell no doubt thought he was
very ennniugly laying bait for the personal
friends Of Mr. Hay in thus assuming 70 take US
TO task Tor our comments, but such lIumbug is
toe shallow to gull even the most unsophistica-
ted. as to Ar Hay s'standihg true TO the par
iy that elected him, as the DemotYat asserts,
that Is as sheer humbug as his former assertions.
air. Mitchell knows as we'll as Mr.. Hay himself
does, that with simply the s'Democratic" vote
ne could not have been elected. He induced
Wigs, Americans, and Republicans te vote for
hinl BY the ofi-repeated assertion that he IcaS
NOT 'democr0t,' aud would not vote with that
party, which assertion lie even repeated after
his election Ii Mr.. Hay ever offers as u can
didate AGAIN, We will prove these false repre-
sentatioas of his TO the hearts couteni Of Mr..
Mitchell. and could du it now by cloud OF
witnesses if necessary. As 10 bearing ''ntense
hatred" 10 Mr.. hay, the charge is untrue and
unfonnded We have always been on terms of
personal alnity with hiul, tut we will not make
an exception in his favor, and permit any pri-
vate feelings to over ride cur duty to our party
friends, or as the publishers of faithful
and reliable Jonfnal. Ii Mr. Hay did make
aud afterwards violated these pledges, as pe
stand ready 10 q,ore, the public can put their
own estimate upon him, without the interyen-
ton of Dir. Mitchell or ourselves. Some, set
Herald
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yyENEsMTELsi sylyDMEI1as.,

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
oil customers, well as the pubic generally,
that nc stili continues the nauufactory or
W4ADW4LLS, and Keeps them on band coI-
stantly. Ha will also do all kinds of repairing
ia his line of business. AS hs mills are we'll
known IN Bedford county. he deems il unneces-
sary to SAY anything about them His shop is
as formerly, at the East end or Bedford, on Pin
Street, near the Foundry.
SIMON DICKERHOOF.
Aug 81 lS57-2n