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New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
90 farmers an6 Wthfrs.
maifbss, Jswelrp, &r.

GOLD and SILVER WATCHES VERY LOW.
" The subehpsr ins all te.erptions Of Co and sb-
YER WATCHES % less than usual VneeA
" LADIES' Grsrt ansxs
RDsusI@d Wstehea Gold Ensisa Pasat LsvcrA
Di.nosd and End Wstchsa 3pd ChrmeD>tcra
Watches with rien engraved LOnoon Da1sex Wsebsa
ss~L r. y C ,opsr Wscbss
God Mario W.,ehts jales Jassenssn Wsfehes.
0ob L~piDes. independents sssaod "Asene@
Gald D.,ssbed Levers
slyer English Patent Lever, Silver D~eesea LessIs -
Lerne, Every Wseh sold By bfn 10 yasneo 70 Yep ess
time Wstshts ckspe1 and reps,r-d -" ~ sA pn1L
Watches taken exshsnse SLo " AnsSIs' kyIu
Wsehes and JewsLy. vho1ses shs "Ssai W. ""s~'
second 6oor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

ITO CLERKS There are S, COO Clerks in New
Yorh who ought 70 h that they could easily command
doub their Dr. Salaries by takDs COuJss or MACLAU
RIMS LESSONS in BUSINESS WRITING. Clinton q. Il,
Asitrpsce Room No. 10 Clssses st md p m neins
TO- VI spp iea.ioD. y MACLAOkiN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Gremorks.

MEXICAN INDEPENDENC
"A FUNSTON sCOFIELD,
General Agents tr the ceebisted
ELSI0R FIREW 0RKs
hAr utsetured ey
g. A LILLIENDAEL,
No g. JoHS-sr.
ROMAN CANDLES. ROCKETS WHEELS, Ant other kfnds,
With BRILLIANT FIRES wholesale aud ~; al Also,
s.spty ou hand FIRE-CRACKERS and rORP EDOES.
O1deT. received for sfy and town s1Aieaoas H' >" 20
$500.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

COOL AND REFRESHING.
~ LADIES Snd CHILDREN who would
axe their during the hsAted sen,
should
VISIT GENINS BAZAAR,
and realize the uvgvrsti1 oOoness ir parted oy the
Ipmsn.e Eat lid susp>nded Fans
daily 10 In these ex'sHhve s1owIooina r
chsssrs no ,hrvrg the ssl.room IN pursuit OF
LADIES snd CBILDRENS FOSSETS,
BOYS ana YOUTHS CLOTHING
kAkTILLAs and TALhAS,
CHlLpRENs TALMAs,
INFANTS WEARING APPAREL.
LADIFs And CHlLDRsNS HOSIERY
LADIES and CHILDREnS sHO1S,
NARsEILLES RAGLAS3
And every qise cuffs Of Lsaie, snd dren
The heat they e,n az Wink ~ ieens H
.a,et. "a GENINS BAZAAR
Nc. 81, Broadway,
ST Nicholas HOt~L
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

COFFEE.-Javai in pockets and bags, and Mocha
~ In half and quartsr bal.s, for sale By - .-
TOWNSEND CLINCH Dixie,
Nos 81 and 6s Prontst-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

7 AIDES FURS will be received by LEOPOLD
IL LANG No 81 MadsnlADe, New York, for the Summer
months, and viii sus their from moth, during
period the following ov prices: Mink Fch Viotornes
and Muss from Toe 10 Sable Caps and Aufs from 81 %
10 %.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Groceries, prcpisions, &r.

TNEAS.-Green and Black Teas, Of every descrip-
i tion and quality, for .slc BY ., .,,,,, r,,,,,
TOWNSEND CLINCH & Dixie,
Nos 81 sld 50 FiOotst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Dre Nosbs.

ORANpEs NOUvEAUTEs IN PARIS
LA cOhPA0EH LYoSNAIsZ,
PARIS,
psa IS Axp 81 sortHvARn pss cArrcuIs,
30 7luE ST. AauAup
ASp K RuE sKyvi pEs cAYrcurl
Rs.e just q, possa fos e.. tAs1
NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON.
SILK sTUFFs.
LACE,
INDIAN AND FRENCH CACHRhIREs.
PRINTED MUsLINS
AND PloUEs.
FANCY TISSUES uIyDs
DDING OUT FL T 8,
xANTLEs BURNoUs. ETC.
TIE suosessvs as.naisenens Of the esasAusn. Of Ia
coaPAoNIE LYOHHAIsE have rendered Of The most
extensive In Europa TIE the present day com
pr.. upward Of thirty galleries. having four sepsre
ertsness Being manufacturer their productions
not Liable 70 the ertrs charges made on account OF
md thu, this Company sod to 'fsr 70 Tie pubic o.
"a, morn Advantageous shsn any other house. Every At'
.,s ,,.u The Csehemres, L marked In pAn figures
LA CoxPAoNIE LYoNNAIsE have established h0Oss' ss
LYONS for he manufacture Of SILK sTuFFs; s ALsSCoN
and CHANTILLY, for the LACE nAnufsOtory and q
KAsCHMYR, for CACIIEMIRE sHAwLS, but thsy have no
uecure.ae for sale In any country vhs.ever.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

OMETHING NEW b. 1. BABBIII'
y BEST
MEDICINAL >.lLERATuS
HOl Isu ufsc:ureS ~ IN ooumon sat IS&
hSI Il. T. 5ABBIrrS OO
W BEST SAL RATUS
avn I, prerared = different from other ese nd
An r.,,s All the eeleterious msIter eItrAoted ~
, inch manner u produce Breed. Biscuit and NA
z(lsu kinds Of Gale withoat eont Jnint Pa-ac
0OIof salerstus when the bread OF Gale . ees-di
Ithe,ky prc-iucna Wholesome r--afs Livery
oartios Of s.lsTsus 10 turned 10 gas and passes OO
ROlb,on,b he Bresd Biscuit while baking con lkS
nSl..apeuty uoiiine remains but common seh, w
Vs,er and Flour You viii readily Prrceive oy
uD s ast4 Of this Sserstus that II 10 entirely elANp
A"D s,.nt from other Salersfus When you purchase
~ lnns n.per ,su should take the ok paper WIN IN
0vAn "a be very particular and get be next e1 ~
~ ssc,Tx HIe tbe (usme aud picture i~laedI
1T BEAD with slsss sdciveScins vsssf oo
.Ls ton A. YOU see in the bun - 100
rOI esT oitcctions for making Bresd Win sou'ltlS
OCluiI spd CreAm TEtsr and al hiDds Of eAstIy
- cor rnasips Soda WsteT: also, directions hi -
ANDIm,Ib ss.dutx Powders VIII accompany eseh ANS
psehA- n r RiRBrTY IN
MI No. ss and 70 Wsshinston.n ~ New. feIf
W Nos' W ~ al No IS lBdsst. Bosnn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

DARNUM's sMUSEUM.-THtRD AND REAL
ID LII LAST WEEK. JESSIE WHARTON, rae rRAfT-
ORS DAUGHTER; THIS EVENING st u o'Siock. viii eng
insl and gnkins ..oleaux THIS AfTEasOOSA ecesh,
THE POSTkAN AND HIS DOC, BY Mr. cdSn, blsnshard
Az Ms famous Dog oustin's MODEL OF rtE NC v CEN
TRIAL PARK Is here well sh~ rare AQUA VIVA.
Rls, &c Admssnce 70 s 25 cents children uaesr ten
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
4tatios,erp anh fanrp GOODS.
printing.

ENGRAVING and PRINTING HALF PRICE.
sddns Home and Visiting Cards nc, Business Cards
Bill Heads NSeA CheckA &c a: KELLY s 81 fultonst- NY
ELkGANT Wedding and Visiting CARDS, EN-
IL NELOPES &c Lsfe.t Paris stves Wishing Pls,e sad
Paok Cards 81 So st EN9RDELLS Brsawsy, Duane ST
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

CPICES.-All kinds oi Spices, in their package of
- f' TOWNSEND CLINCH DIXIE,
Nos e7 and 6g Front St
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
The Sentiment ofDauphin County.

The clan who oppose the Presidents policy
with regard TO Kansas, have iterated and re-
iteTated 50 frequently that ninetenths of the
Democracy of Pennsylvania were hostile 10 the
admission of Kansas under the Lecompton
Constitution the Philadelphia Press, and
few journals in the interior, have been SO posi-
tive to the same effect, that we have taken pains
TO thoroughly ascertain the feeling in Dauphin
county. We, as others, have been more or
less influenced by the oft-rePeated declarations
OF such politicians are found 10 large CITIES and
State Capitals, so as al one time 10 believe that
while following the cause which onr Judgment
we We're writing sentiments anagonis-
tic TO the IDEAS held in The county where we
reside. But conversation with the honest
yeonIaory of the country, the men who, at
distance from city's turmoil, calmly aud dis
Passlonatry consider great national questions,
convinced us that The Democracy of Dauphn
county Is overwhelmingly determined to sup
port the President of their State and choice
Patriot and Union.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05

were strong, interposed resistance to Inc iaW'
an, ars;ther desired nor aitem4ted to qnailiy
l5nd recoee, for voting at the eleeion. IL IS hol
Ia DO me no 80 into minute details, nor to fN-
I-lIosry sUiE Eses remote or immedIate, which
! / conn,rr tstion to that as well as other ter
u in one veg, although such inquiry would
stssqowers- be general conclusions already sta
ted. As far as the objection 10 the powers aud
proceedings of the convention, on the ground
Of narrownese Of suffrage 10 the electlon.of the
members is concerned, that man who wonid re-
main an olirctor, after the foregoing statement,
would remain unconvinced by the production Of
any fact or argument whatsoever.
If there be fault upon the part Of the govern
ment with reference 10 This insurgent and mis-
Guided population, ilir that they have been
treated With extreme Irniency aud iorbearance,
illy rrquhpd BY continued turbulence and re-
sislance TO authority upon their part And
that the appeal should now be gravey made, 10
their behalf, Tor the rejection Of a legal constl-
tuition and the continuance Of excitement and
disorder N the Territory until they shall be
pleased 10 subside INTO order and regularity, may
be classed among the curiosities Of factIon.-
with equal proPrirty might Ihe appeal be made
in behalf OF the Insurgents Of Utah against the
attempt to enforce upon them the jurisdiction
and authority Of the United States.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
70 3 Es Es he ID:

On the 25th ult.. at the Bedford Hotel, ~
Rev. T. Benedict, Mr.. Lewis Zimmerman aud
Miss Susan Steph@y.
On The 28,h ult., by the sane, Mr.. George
Stoudrnour and Mrs Matilda Bergle.
At the parsonaga in Friend Cove, on the
25th February, by the Rev. c. F. Hodmeier,
Mr.. Nicholas Diehl, son of Michael, 10 Misc
Rsbeccs, oldest daughter Of Mr. David Whet-
stone, hoth ot the Cove,
On THurs.a~y F;rsuio-. the lsh ,'It.. BY JOHN
Smith, ESQ., nlr. Erasius King to Elizabeth B.,
daughter Of Joseph Crsgar, all ol Scheils-
hurgh.
On Thursday evening, February 25tb, by
J. II. Wright Mr.. William Evans to Miss e.
mira James. both Of PlsasantvIle, Bedford Co.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
The Proposed sale" Of the State Canals.

4 bill has lately been introduced in our State
Legislature which proposes 10 ''selF' to the Sun
bury and Erie Railroad Company the Canals
belonging 10 the State of Pennsylvania. We
last week took occasion 20 denounce this mea-
sure as a swindle of the Commonwealth and
expressed our surprise at the fact that any man
calling hnselfa Democrat could prove so rec
reant to his principles as to aid in pushing ii
forward. We, now, intend giving few Fea-
sons for eur opposition to this bill, which are
Substantially,
First The price at which the Canals are Of
f,rra, is entirely too low, and the terms OF
taynrnt such IS would make The ''sa'e" Of no
actual benefit 10 the Commonwealth.
Secoadly. The Company to which it is pro-
posed to sell the works, is bankrupt, having been
incorporated many years ago, and having re-
ceiyyd magnificent donations, and wihaI hav-
ing entirely failed in the prosecution Of its pro-
jrct.
Thirty It is almost certain that tie Canals
can be sold 10 other parties VITA great adyan-
tage tothe State, there having been nearly as
much offered for the Delaware Division alone,
as the sum which the bill under consideration
FIXES as the price oflhe whole Of them.
There are other reasons, equally potential
with those enumerated, why every good citizen
should feel inimcal to this measure but those
which we have given are sudicien! to justify
any epuhet Of oPprobrium by which it may be
called. Those reasons alone brand it an IN
iquity-show it to be the shameless scheme oi
corrupt and conscience-lsss men. Let Demo
Gratis wash their bands Of the business.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
GnelinI \ ntirra .

ADVICE TO YocNG LADIEs.-Do you wish TO pre-.
serve a clear and healthy complexion, without tbs
use ofdrIeterous cosmetics or drugs and escape the
penalty and expense ofdocor's bills? II you do, s7
to bed early rise early, take plenty OF exercise IN
the open air and do not spend majority Of any day
IN sewing by hand. Sewing by hand has been
greater cause of the destruction OF health than aay
other employment the sex engages ia, and now To at
The day for its necessity has gone by II would b.
suicidal for any yonng lady, who can persuade her
father to purchase for her oneof Gaovra AMI BAsEas
Sewing Machines, to sew by hand, and tbus becomea
slave at the expenSe Of her health The GRovER and
BASER Machine is easily managed by any person ot
ordinary INTEL gcnce will not get out OF order, and
sews stronger and more beautiful seam than can be
done by hand. 1t is the only machine in the mar
ket that has gwen entire satisfaction he families
using it, iuasmuch as It's work will rip, even il
every third stitch be cut.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
PUBLIC SALE OF
TIITiBIE RElII ESTITE.

THE gaed will offer at public sale on tn.
premises, in Cumberland Valley, THURSDAY,
the 25rh dav Of MARCH, next, the following FOUR
TRACTS OF LAND
Isl Thr Mansion Tract of John Blair, dec.
containing ! 90 ACRES and 2l perches. The in
peovemnnfs are TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
AND KITCHEN, DOUBLE LOG BARN, Spring
House, Grauarv. and other ont buildings. APPLE
ORCHARD. PEACH ORCHARD, and never failing
water on the premises. The land i limestone pr.a-
cipallv. There are about 100 acres CLEARED, under
fence md in a good state Of culiyation with about
/ acres in meadow.
No. .. One other Tract adjoining the above.
with SAW-MTLL thereon, containing about 100
acres Twenty of which are cleared, and the bal
aace well timbered.
No. g. One other Tract adjoining both OF
the above tracts. containing aboGl FIFTY ACRES
about % of which are cleared. TaS tract contains
one of the best Mil Seats IN the county, furnishing
fall OF at least twenty feet in Evit- creek stream
that is mostly supplied hy strong springs and IS con-
slant and regular in its Aow. 4 good MIL IS much
needed IN the ne ghborhooi.
No. /. The undivided seventh part of
Real Estate Of Henry Rrant, deceased, (helng NJ
son Jarob's share) consisting Of a tract Of TWO
HUNDRED ACRES, in said Valley, acd having
thereon erected story and half LOG Hot 81
CABIN HOUSE, BARN, TWO NEW LOG HOUSES
ard other out budjugs Also an orchard thereon
about fifty acres cleared and under fence.
These properties lie cIo,e to the Maryland line
and within nine or ten miles Of Cumberland, with
good road leading thereto, where at all times reaay
market is afforded for producs or lumber
TRRMs:- One third in hand and the balance IN t"o
equal annual payments thnut interest.
CC7-For drafts diagrams, other particulars IN
luire of Cessna K Shannon, Bedford Penna.
Feb. 26. ls5s. WM BLAIR.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
DIE. d:

On The Goth Feb, Mrs Worts, the wife q
Mir. Peter Worts, very eodly woman and
memher Of the Presbyterian church, at or above
The Forks. Her age was about y years. She
lived Tor Christ and her death though 10 the
relatives and the church great loss, yet was 70
hsr a great gain.
In Schrlls5urg, on the evening Of Feb, 22d,
a few MINUTES before ten o'clock Of Hydroceph-
alus, after protractvd illness and intense suff-
eriag, Anna Mary infant and only daughter
OF W, A. B. aud Jane L. Clark, aged 0months
and 3 DAYS.
''Lovely bud. so yonng and fair,
Called hence by early doom,
Just came 10 show how sweet ilowe-
In Paradise could bloom"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
Is WE PREDICTED.

A few weeks ago We sa id that it was Proba-
be that the Free State men of Kansas would
yet ask 10 be admitted into the Union under
the Lecompton Constitution. We, now, have
abundant evidence OF the fact that II is their
wish to be thus admitted. The Kansas Heroid
Of Freedom, the leading Free State paper 10 the
Territory, has come out in favor Of speedy ad-
mission. Ii says, let Kansas be admitted under
the Lecompton Constitution and let the repre-
sentatves of the people by virtue Of That Con-
stitution, assemble and elect the two United
States Senators, and the ''agony will be over >
Cther advices from the Territory confrm this
TO Be the feeling of the peacejul Free State men.
Tie fanatics under the control of Jim Lane and
his compeers, are, Of course, not included in
this class. They are opposed to admission, be-
cause they want the Kansas en1brogljo to con-
tnue for an indefinite period, knowing that
whenever il is peacefully settled, their occu-
patton will be gone. Those who, no1o, are hos
tile to the admission of Kansas under The Le-
compton Constitution, have no sympalhiaers in
.,sss.,s,s az, ana have been, plotting
against the peace and prosperity Of its Peo-
Mo
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
RElYER C0IN1N NEN0cRlCY.

The Dem0cTacv = Beaver COUNTY he'd IHoIT
meeting on Tuesday evening 10 appoint dele
gates 10 the fourth ot March Convention. Judge
Cunningham and Col. J, a. Shoals, were ap-
pointed delegates, aud resolutions unqajmovsIa
passed strongly endorsing the course Of the
National Administration, and that Of Senator
BsIer. Instructions for Major Lynch, Of th.s
county, for Canal Commissioner, were also
passed UNANIMOUSLY.
The propIeIn every section Of the State are
beginning 10 understand and appreciate the
Presidents coursr, and are nobly sustaining
him in his patriotic Efforts to rid the country
Of the great and p~rpIexing sectional agitation
which now dis'racts lt.-PiHgjurg Union.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
Especial Dispatch to the Daily PennsyIvanian1
Union and Snyder Counties for the Nati0na
Administration.

SeLINscaovE, Feb. %, 1883 The Confer
ees of Union and Snyder counties, al their meet
ing to-day, 10 instruct their delegates to Fourth
of March Convrntion emphalcally endorsed the
Presidents views IN regard 10 The admission of
Kansas under the Lscompton Constitution B.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
LiWRENCE COgNTY FOR BIClANhY.

The Democratic County Convention of Law
renee County, met at New Castle, on the 23d
inst, and after selecting D7legates to the 18th of
March Convention, adopted a series Of reso-
lut ions endorsing the Konsos policy of .Hr.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
rEaE nTCaaANAN LIE

WILL MEET AT THE COURT HOUSE on
SATURDAY EVENING. 18th inst. THE FOR
NATION OF A TICKET FOR THE SPRING
ELECTION WILL BE PART OF THE BIZ
SINESS BEFORE THE CLUB.
JOB MANN, President
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
The nesiga OF lle Deserlers.

ne arSISH u ''i' ." = ''''Je ~ 4f.,
ans 10 F"lisSl'e - = - 10
the great no hoit-+Dns Ids - ,''s
'i'u a'" "'J,s' .'I..ak ,l,r;,,,f,d
S''A'''5 Wv " - -. -, y. .
ls every i"y 49,, a.. H.,
oilna 'hoFT" "''' o',' '''' b
ol 'l''SV r n .,,,,,r.,s
P"0.'od" t'd''y 80 - ~.
|" give ',''' f'i''! n -.
a"'I'e' nS"t nS t,yt.t..,,, -. .
l''>s p'''' -
io' l'N"".' '"' -, -, s.
oF2anl]4''"" " = ~ -
lo"-' "iey 'a''e" ~ ,..II n.
DT'"o1'h'>' :" -, .,.,..o;,,, -.
aIo"1"l '''.' '''' a. =,
h""" Inns I''
eAathp'F' NY >"' "I' '',0
/ the d'u'"a' "r i''0' - = -
Ha'''a ia - ',' az ~
! ''hloC' ats y ''"Sr 'au''''s o'''-'''',' 80
/ itaPl "ST''' "'.' ''S, ''.' az
''S Fe'' - ','r .."., :,
la''9 - ''-','''' ~, = - ''I
ray Ia i2''"' '1 c'j' =, ~ W ~.
g" "''' '''' ~. -.
VA" arg ~" NJ .''' 80
''"' "'"." ui'''' ''' :, ~ '',a
80 l"a'' ''d' many ''o'''.7. =,
., a. "''' "'sl ~ .,',,,.,.,
N'''9t' "''''' '''' -, ~, ya,;.,,I.
no" n'd'' aus! sou, =" " r, 80.
iS'F1'''" = - ,[,l ,i.'.f,
I Is 80" 81 0i'''' 's ''y' - ~ -.
way 1" P''. ,'' ,,;t,..,,, ,.-. W
cratic President. who is xerljng hin,srlf:o give
p4ac.. TO The country by tn. early admission Of
Kansas. TIE Democrat VINO deserts his Pres
.il.n, and the -rtat mass If MS party now, will
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05

u The majority Of the Committee on Terri
tories, Of the Z. S. Senate, have reported in IA
vor of the> mediate admission of Kansas under
The L. compton Constitution. We shall endeavor
% lay Their report before our readers nest week.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05

Buchanan, and iastructing their Delegates 10
vote for simittr resotafio oas in The State Con-
raniion
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05

-Ex-Governor Bebb, of Ohio, now living at
Rockford, ILL.,, who, some months since, shot a
young man engaged with others in a charyari
about the ex-Goyernor's house, on The occasion
OF wedding, is on tIial for mansiaughter Hon.
Thomas Corwin and Judge johnson, OF Ohio are
his counsel.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
City and Uountry Banks.

brought on the suspension, and who humbly
beSonght the Legislature 10 grant them relief
al The extra session, have had the impudence
to ask the present Leg gI>iature to release them
from the obligation 10 receive the notes Of sol
vent Country BANKS at par in payment OF debts
When the bIi 10 Release them was before the
Senate, Mr.. BREWER made brief but spirited
speech az ain>l IT, Mir. ScHELL, the able Srna-
tor from the Bedford district, also spoke in op-
position 10 The measure. These and other gen
temen deserve great praise for their efforts to
project the Country Banks from the rapacity OF
the City lnstitutions.-V VaHeg Spirit.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05

% The Democracy of Pike county, have
passed resolutions endorsing the Kansas policy
Of the National Administration. "Old Buck"
IS triumphant in Pennsylvania.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05

The Democrats oi Butler county, through
their County Committee, have spoken out in
favor of Mr.. BucuAvAN's recommendations
concerning the admission of Kansas.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-14
0K0LONA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
). McCurdy. A. M, Principal

THE next Eession Il this InFtisution will cou,.
r,enee ~ the Arst Monday Of Beptcmber,
1881. .as
Tuition sl2.so. SIS. and so per session Of
Eve m. nths
Music and Ornamental branches. the cane as
last sefsien.
Incidental fee, 81.
Tuition charged frem the day Ct entrance 70
the claec ofthc session
Mr.. r J. Grew hss charge &c the Baariins
House, where Twenty sfvr or Thirty ycnne lsdies
can Be Accommodated with board at Ten nllass
PSI mpnth. ses.q
sag. s. &c sn
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-14
STORAGEl STORACEI
For 1853 and 1850.
THE undersigned have formed partrershir
l under the style Of
9pram 4 Carlisle,

Fer the purpose Of conducting the STORAGE
RECLIVIk0 AND FORWARDING BUSE
NESS, FIR the ensuing ssasoa; aud having taker
the Warehouses and sheds Of G. Byram & CT.
and those Of Strong, Blbbitt & Co.. will Be Ell
ahled ~ divide the crups Of their customers
when desired, aud sturr each porti n III excellent
sheds, renote from each ether, and at
Eligible shipping Points
Each partner having been engaged for many
years IN the Storage business. aud being detei
mined to give their personal attention u il exeu,
sivey. they Confidently expect a. give entire sa,.
ietactien to al Who may favor them with Their
bnsiness
They therefore respectfully solicit The patrn.
age # Planters, Merchants, sad others having
basinets IN their line. 4-~~
They win be prepared to make
Reasonable Advances co Cuttnn In Store
in Cash. 0rucesis and Begging and Rope when
desired. s ..s.s
The customers Of Baker, Lawler q c.. /; Ham
ilton 4 Young; Patrck irwin q Co.; Brwn 4
Marble 1ek6 o Cunnnins 4 Co.; r. Weaver
P. Bill q Co., ard Ledyards & Schroeder. can
hs supplied with Begging and Rope.
CHAS. DYRAH.
ssss=s@ SO HENRY CARLISLE.
Aberdeen. sers2 ts 81. en
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-14
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AT llulGs, oIu MHiiu1y, tpt'b a. ~ ioSS'
JOHN z. PORTER,
UNITY PORTER.
Upon opening complaiaants Bib and it up,
~ peariag by due prooi t. the satisfaction II
DC Cni.rt that he defendant, UNITY PORTER,
IS "a uou resident If this SAFE. ..d that he "rdl-
niry pr,ccss OF tais Court csuGot be served up II
her II Is ,Leref re ordered, adjudged aud dc
creed by the Curt. thai ii bearing OF ibis cause
IN the / CTS charged III the said BIN Of oompi int
l.sl! BE- Il ID III tie 18Th dy Of the next tenn o.
the sad Circuit Court. teiag TIE sre.ad eatur-
! here Of t. be held tor the said County oi + II
rutnc. at the Court House lhereft, GA The Ord
Monday after me Alb Mondty # Sep, nrxt: aud
hat {, py If his order be publ he'd IN The
Prairie News" pubic newsp per published IN
the twnoi Okolona, in County the OF Chiekasaw.
in lid State, faf ID, space Of one faonta before
the y Of sud bearing.
w. p. TINDhLL, CLERK.
Sept. %. SO. Ut