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GETTYS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

Exchange Building, Bedford, Pa,
Where AmbrotyPes, DaguerreotyPes, &c.
&C., OF every description, are executed in the
latest styles and improvements Of the Art A
tulI assortment of plain and fancy cases, and
gold and plated Lockets, al verylow prices. aud
The public are respectfully invited to call
examine his specimens.
T. R. GETTYS, Jr.
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SUBLIME PIcTuRE.-Amost every household in
the land presents pictures that not exceeded in
subHmity by any thing in nature The patient toll
ing of a woman with needle is a sublime, but sad
picture indeed one that il would be we'll for human
iy to have removed from every home circle, by the
introduction of GRovEn y BAkER's Family Sewing
Machine, which does beautiful and better sew
ing than be dore by hand. 1t is unquestlonably,
the best in market for family use, and every fam
y should have one.
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.Ly7RYL.4.ND ST.7TE LOTTERIES.
R. FRANCE & Co., MANAGERS.
aasaaEolh Notice.


Persons living a distance should be extremely
cautious Of whom they order Lottery Tickets or Ger
tifcates Of packages OF Tickets. The country is
flooded with bogus and swindling Lotteries. Every
nducement is held oct to get persons to invest mon
ey in Them Capital Prizes OF from $4,000 TO S40,-
600 head their schemes with tickets al One Dollar.
Sl00 600 Capital Prizes offered tickets Sj. All
SUCH IN every instance are frauds; If money is sent
for tickets, il is much thrown away without the
shadow OF chance of getting prize. Beware of
all Lotteries where the Capital Prize is unusually
large in compar 10 the price of tickets. In eve
ry instance where large prizes offered for small
cost OF tickets, put it down a certain fraud.
The Kentucky State Lottery for the benefit of the
Shelby College, under our management, Is the only
Lottery in the United States which legally decided
by the Maryland drawings; all other Lotteries which
purport to be decided by the Maryland Drawings, are
frauds.
THE MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
Purchase in the Maryland Stale Lotteries, then
you are sure OF being right And in ordering the
Maryland Lotteries you sure Of honest and fair
drawings.
One thing look TO, and that is, if you order
from any licensed vender in Baltimore, do not re-
ceive any but Managers tickets and Managers
Printed Certificates of Packages The Managers
Certificates have the number printed, and have the
Autographed signature of r. France Il Co.
No has right TO send his individual certd-
Gates, and il he does it, be there is fraud al
the bottom oft.
X. FRANCE & Co.
Managers of Maryland State Lotteries.
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The Bedford Gazette.
AT HOME AND ABROAD.
NOTICE

1yMy NoTEs have been left in the hands
Of Messrs. CESSNA & SHANNON. and JOHN P.
REED, Atornies at Law. My Books are
with HENRY NlcoDEMus, Esq. Those interest
ed will please call at once and settle their ac-
counts, and lift their notes, TO enable me to
close business of very long standing.
Very Respectfully,
GEO. W. BOWMAN.
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.4dmHtedto the Bar.-On Wednesday even
ing last, MEssGs. S. NJ. WooDcocH, A. D. Fer
GUsox, SAMUEL LYON and E. !. BoNBRAKE, were
admitted to the practice of the Law in the
several courts OF this county having passed with
credit, thorough examination. After their ad-
mission, like good and hosPiable fellows, as
they are, they regalyd their friends and the
members of the Bar, with splendid entertain
ment at the "Washington," which was done up
in Mus. Cooks usual excellent style. Success
TO these young .'limbs Of the Law
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1yMRs H. D. PEuGu, at her store IN An
DERsoN's Row, has just opened out her new
stock Of elegant fancy goods, TO which she IN
vites the attention of the public.
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Samuel EAetteralhapl,
COTNIY SURVEYOR.

COUNTY SURVEYOR;
WOULD hereby notify the citizens OF Bed
ford county, that he has moved 10 the Borough
of Bedford, where be may at all times be
found by persons wishing TO see him, unless
absent upon business pertaining 10 his office.
A prll 10, 1S5S-tf
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ELTION OF TRUSTEES.

ELTON OF TRUSTEES.
Notice is hby given that the annual election
will be hi for Trustees of the Bedford Hall
Association the Odd Fellows Hall in the bor-
OUCH of Bird at one O'Clock, P. M. on Mon
day the Boy of May, next.
BY or OF the Trustees.
April 2IS5S. FIR. JORDAN, Sec.
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public that they VIII continue the business OF mer-
chandisng the old stand, and hope by strict atten
ton TO business TO receive liberal share Of public
patronage.
We have retDodeled the Hopewell Mill, and are
now ready TO grind all kinds OF grain. We Will at
all times purchase all kinds of grain for which the
highest price will be paid.
BARNDOLLAR K EVERHART.
HnneMell. Oct. 30. 1S57.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS!

THE subscriber having taken charge of the Mills
and Warehouse at HopewelI, makes the following
proposition TO farmers and produce dealers, TO wit
Ali grain placed in the mills, intended for the
hopewell Broadtop markets, TO be forwarded 10
any OF the Eastern cities, will be conveyed from the
mills 10 the warehouse, and loaded in the cars, free
OF charge. The mills have been thoroughly repaired,
and are capable of doing good work any mill
IN the county.
The largest market price paid for all kinds of
prnduee. JOHN F. LOWRY.
H2peweil, May T, 1855
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list OE LETTERS.

LISI or LII ERS,
REMAINING in the Post office, at Bedford
Pa, March 3lst, 1898. W Persons call
for letters in this list will be particular to say
they are advertised.
Anderson w. Im!er Henry, ..
Anderson S. B. Keller William,
Adams Andrew, Kaufman Henry,
Ayres VIM. r. Koontz Dan'l,
Black Ztigler, Keterman Samuel,
Brubaker Margaret Mrs Kaufman q. d.
Brust John, kimball y. A.
BoIes George. Kline Peter,
Boan Mary, Ling John H.
Black James, Long Levi,
Beam d. LuckIet John,
Barkhinpr S. Miss. Lemon Mr..
Beckwith James, Laeser John,
Border n Lenard Mary, J.
Clarke S. II. Miss. Mogtjmore M.
Calemon George,
Come Hannah, Miss. Stephenson McCurdy,
Carver Margaret, Miss. Mitchell John,
Creps Henry, Morse Fred:ick,
Clements Francis, Mason James,
Carmack Eliza, Miss, McGownes John,
Cullen G. w. Mailer Mary,
Gill s. Peck William,
CutshaI Peter, Pate Michae; 3.
Devorr, J. c. Purdy Sh,
Davis T. u. lcoloredJ Ramon NF.
Dull Ellen, Reynold w I. Y 20.
Durm James, Rahm l.
Devore Jacob, RelgPro A. M
Denning Hugh, Stlsh ). D.
Evans Daniel. Sv.rlz Sarah, Miss
FERGUSON Susan, Miss. SIcer Mary, Miss.
French Lyman, snIth =. u
Fnll.r Centre. Sipes W..
Frishee E. w. s Co otaiey Peter,
Fuller James, Sheneielt Joseph,
Sampson William,
Gordon Margaret, Saunders J. II. & Co.
GRAY George. Shaher Jacob,
Gordon Franci,h' shannon John,
Gordon DanieIF. Smith Malen,
ILL.,, fame r. Smith f. Is.
H6hsstne Isaac, Stevens Edward,
Henry James, Speaker Eliza,
Hre Samuel, Sloufer c.
Harris Eliza, Sheridan Mary, Miss.
Fergurson & Hunt, 2.Stewart & AgriS,
Hazlett William, :. uitty J. NJ.
Hoffman Edward, Song Pheby, Miss.
Huzzard Christian, Teno Otis,
Haas John, Ihao J. Fl.
Holmes William, WooGock Nj. S.
Hartsel Marian Miss. Wolim.a Analize,
Harbaugh =. P.
Heeleman Winright,
Hutchinson d. NJ.
Bedford Pa, JNO A. NOWRY,
April 9, 1853. P NJ.
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DTSee the advertisement of Messrs. REED
and MlNNIoH in this issue ofthe Ga~ette. Their
elegant stock of new goods has just arrived and
is selling at very low rates.
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Farmers, ,4tention.-M Ma. JonN F. Lowry,
of HopeweII, in this county, has renovated the
Hopewel Mills and makes an excellent pro-
position to farmers in our paper of to-day. He
proposes to deliver at the Railroad and to load
in the cars, freeof charge, all grain intended
for the Broad Top, or Eastern markets, if de-
posted in his Mill. MR. Lowry is clever
and obIlging gentleman and we assure our far
mer readers that should they see fit TO deal with
him, they will find him an honest and upright
business man.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE partnership heretofore existing and trading
under the firm of Barndoar, Lowry Y Co.,
and Everhart, Ashcom < Co, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. The books &c., are in
the hands of Barndoller y EveThart who author
lied to settle all accounts of the old firm
G. K. BARND0LLAR,
J. F. LOWRY
c. W. ASHCOM.
Hopewen, Sep. J. 81. J. c. EVERHART.
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Notice.

The account of Samuel II. Tate, assignee OF
Sansom & Gebhart, has been filed in the Office
of the Prothonotary of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Bedford county; the same will be pre-
sented to said Court Tor confirmation on Friday,
the 7th day of May, next. Also,
The account of John Fickes, committee ofthe
person and estate Of Peter Colebaugh, Iunatic
Of Union Township.
Prothonotary's Otiice, S. H. TATE,
April, 9th 1888. Proth'y.
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RT OH RETAILERS
1865,

y JoFels and domestic goods acares and mer-
chandiDf Bedford county for The gear
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TOOTHHCHE.- Those who want speedy
cure for this disease will find it in DR KEYsER 5
TooTHACHE Remedy. Sold for - cents at Sam
ueI Browns Store Bedford, & GOWN x ROBIN
on's Schelsburg
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The New !,iGuOr Law.

For the information OF those who have al |
ready taken out license, under the provisions of
the old law, we publish the following further |
supplement- to the new law
SErrtoy l. De ii ennctce By the Sorafe 0HI
House Of Representatives. Of the Common aceatfh
of PENNSYLVANIA, IN General assembly met, and
II is hereby enacted By the authority the same,
That all persons who have taken outI license
darng the month of April, A. D. 1888, under
the provisions of the law TO which this is a
supplement, shall be charged in accordance
with the rate of License provided for by the
supplement passed April Goth, 1888, and the
County Treasurers of tue several counties are
hereby AUTHORIZED to refund to such persons as
have paid greater price than is required by
the supplement above referred to, the excess a.
boye the rates oflicense.
e. NELSON SMITH,
Speaker of the House Of Reps, pro TEN.
WAI. H. WELSH,
Speaker ofthe Senate.
Approved the twenty-second day of April,
Ammo Domini, ole thousand eight hundred and
fifty eight. WM.F. PACKER.
FATAL AcclDENT TO a CLErGYMAN.-On the
l4th inst, as the Rev. Dudley A. Tying, Of
Philadelphia, was witnessing the operation ola
threshing machine on his farm at Brookfeld,
near that city, his right arm was caught by the
cogs and seriously injured. At first ii was
thought the arm could be saved, for it was only
severely laceratpd, but il was soon found that,
that could not be done, and on the 18th it was
amputatrd at the shoulder. But the intlamma-
ton had risen so high, and the Sufferer had be-
come SO completely Frustrated that modification
followed, and his sufftrings were ended by death
on the 10Th. His age was only thiTty-ive years,
but in his short career, hp had become one Of
the first men of the country. He was partlcu-
larly distinguished in the summer OF 1896, and
subsequently,, by his bold preaching against sa-
very, while his orthodoxy and devotion TO the
Episcopal Church remained above question:
He vas the son ofthe celebrated Dir. Stephen H..
Tying. Of st. Georges Church, New York. In
announcing his death, the Philadelphia .forth
.7meriGln says:
His father, the Rev. DR.. Tying, was at the
bedside of the sufferer, ar his spirit took its
flight to another and a brighter sphere. A
widow and several children nave been left to
mourn this fearful bereavement MIR. Tying has
passed away in the midst of his usefulness, and
when he was building a new Church, and un-
der the most favorable auspices, The Philadel-
phia Press thus sketches his character: s'His
thorough independence, his cordial sympathy
with all the great philanthropc movements of
the day. his remarkable eloquence, and his gen.
ial manners, have won for him position rarely
attained at so early period Of life, bv any one
IN the same profession"
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HOlC TO SAGE .MOney!

ALL persons who are IN want Of good and We
ry cheap Chairs and Cabinet Furniture,0
5SsSa1fEsse7e3az,,s can now have an opportu- ~S9
sEj@3z1ze.s sss11e-z- nifty of saving money, by
calling on the subscriber, and
selecting such articles as they may need from a
large stock now on hand which will be sold lower
than the same can be bought in this country.
You who are about TO commence housekeeping
will do we'll by calling as there will be great
reductions made in suits of Furniture You will see
the truth of the above statement by looking at the
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NOfice.

THE flowing persons have fled their petitions for
Licensen the Clerks Office, TO be presented TO the
Court oQuarter Sessions of Bedferd County, on
Frdayae 7rh day of May next,
n I D. Il
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MOTTO is hereby given that an appeal will be held
at the COMMISSIONERS office in Bedford on Saturday,
the Sthay OF May next.
LEVI AGNEW,
Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes
for the year 1853
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Approved the twenty-second day Of April,
ammo Domini ole thousand eight hundred and
fifty eight. WM.F. PACKER.
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REMAINING in the Post Office, at Bedford
Pa, March 3lst, 1893. " Persons call
for letters in this list will be particular to say
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For the Hair, Jockey Club and new mowr
Hay Pomatums, Phaon's Invigorator, sc. sc
can all be had at DR.. Harry's.
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COAL.

soAL.-The subscriber would respect.
~ fully inform his cussomers AMI consuns Of
CoAn ~ generally that he I. receiving aod prepared
LUMP. HAIL and SMITHS COAL. Of sunerior
quality and at rednced prices. Persons WISHING 10
ny IN their winters supply will lud is to thes in
terest leave their orders with him pesare the IL
of september. - - ' e'0 'n' iss
AL3O Tho best quality Philadelphia RED AID
,r,naI ma.h ASH ASrHRAClTE CtAL. at reduced
prices. @ B LlPSCoMB.
Ofce on 1f.h street. near Mayo's Bridxe.
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THE sHowsss ef Wednesday eve,

The SHowsss ef Wednesday evening
were most acceptable to fairness and gardeners. all
of whom were suffering severely for want of ain
Along the Chickahominy, where the drought has
been most serious, much Of the corn is too far
gone to be benefited; but In other sections thu
late rains have kindled hopes 10 the breasts of
the tllers Of the SOIL who had nearly despared of
making even half a crop. -
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PRICE ONE CENT.

01
Woakis0 81 fng ATLAssIc Cams = The auss-
.'oe nov rapidly sas the Atlantic tsseersph
vorE" = one of 20 lssIe specu,stioe and t,nsort.
ooes. Inc Philadslphis Ledger, speaking Of shs
ne disD.seh ccstsins just uips<v.a,. vcrd. =
d. not Know s.s = ~, evss re s1hmasins cabls Vs
ssisg aph @ This CITY etost 0cicck iS sSs
- SsCon. ns vueens dlepetch may Be dassd f,nre
inst ttne % the peri Wh it vss ccnmSrc .soo y.
o,eiocs s. 80 nos ccmplesed, thry SAY, tiiI
tNelye hours ar about eight words "a hGnr 10 Hs.s
mucn longer than this the companY werv n ass.dss
y .oDody kaess. but the inform.ton Is desi-s -shis
y y would snos what e to b. expected ffum tSss
snswer OF conr =. did not 20 TN sftSr the 0mss,s
9IspAtcn WAS through. bat whether they succee<isS
IN sending IL through immedinteIy or vhesHsr n .;
JET through, the public arc not informed.
THE WEArHEa-Coutinu unfortunately ax.
tremeiy, ntsasely, sccessivey intolersbly. rnsas.
sonaoiy, oppressiveiy, dietressiDgly uci.si.g
~ looiscribabiy hot and dry. Corn ana Trohsrco
are whiting, waaing. wisherlns. wasting ana vees.
.asfon generally 10 dropping, dying and decasins
Tne mcs OF nAturc wears q soleann, sad soker scr;
Gus and even sickening aspect and men with long.
ieao, tank and iugubrious c0unseeances deeniv
oespon and despairiDg, are dolefally deuios.
log the dismal drought that h deeply destroyier
.ne prospects Of the coming crops ln other words,
upon corn and tobac;e iD q large portion of ia
country around US. In the immediate ueisbbor.
nood OF town we have just begun to feel il effects
out In parts Of Prince Edward, Charlotte. Rnck
ingham, and Cumberland the drought has prevail
ed 80 long, that the farmers tells us no aount of
rain can save the or be of mach beuefs to the
tooacco = forMciae, pa., Jauraat Of lae.l9dsima s
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MARROW EsCAPE-On Wednesday
night last the lightning struck brick Kitchen in
rear of Mr.. James ii. Waford's residence, but did
serious damage. Mr.. W severely shocked
at the time, but has almost entirely recovered from
the effecfs a4sss sF r
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PkESIDENT'S UFFIUE.
VIRGINIA TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co,
..s .+-FFs iVucbhur0 AuU IRQ L

NOTlCE.-1he Eleventh Annual Meet
4 ing of the Sto -khuiders of the Virginia and
tennessee kailroad Company will be held in the
aali L OF their Depot N the city Of Lynchburg. Oh
wednesday, the 18TH day Of september next
.4-@ FORM UF PhUxt. AZ
know all men by these presents: That we, the sub
scrlbers, bsil StocA holders IN the Virginia and
fesnessee Railroad Company, do hereby Constitute
aud sppoiat t----our true aud lawful a.tet-
iey and proxy TO represent eacn Of in genera si
meetings OF the stockholders of said Con pany when
sc are not personally present, with full power and
authority at such gene, al meeting, to give such
vote or votes and to do such other al or acts az
present. . =
Witness our hands and seals. this day Of Is3.
.z-L l SEAT
"nNkss, s+H II Fs5ss SEAL
sef SEAL 9
18th Bylaw: "Prox 20. TO represent stock IN lheir
general annual meetings. only be valid for the
space OF two years from the Gate there0f. 81
By order of the Board Of Direc' ors
an II -dtI5S VIII II HU0IYES 9pc,y
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VioLEEcE TO WoMAN.-John Bic
Graw was found guilty before the Mayor yesterday
of violently assaniting Susanna Lahrman. an old
woman, and beating her with a stick As john
bad one to become bail for his good behavior,
be was sent below for twelve months.
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~ VIZ Aas ALwAYs rLsAssD 70 r,

cord decrease in the Affections TO which hupapty
10 heir Aud We do % now, In BEARING slllaoby %
the wonder working powers Of DID j. hOs1'kf-
EEk'e CELhBkArkD BIT Exc. for dissssese the
out rivS. ana the people wnom it nas bensntsd
oven within limlted period, are TO be countsa by
thvusAnas. The Bitters bases its reput~eipn mose
venient friends ~ say i0r H. for DyspepsiA fiatu.
enee, Constipasion. stc etc is eanl,os b. sasIassd
il, they will give satisfaction.
F0r sale by Druagtsss and Dealers ssnsssliy eve
where. II A-ka
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FIRE At PKNrrESrAaY.-fhs telegraph has no.
ticed the burning OF portion of the Illinois pen
itsntiary on the 18th inst, at Alton. The Journal
says:
About forty men of the Yagar Company, with
loaded arms, to aid In preventing . rebellion
among the four hundred prisoners. mounted the
wallis. guarded the points. and stood sentry over
about one hundred short-term and best-disp0sed
Of the conyicts, the latter being set to work OH
the engines &C., which were brought within the
walls. The heat and smoke now enveloped the
main prison building, ia which the prison-
ers were locked up for the night. such an in-
tense heat that the coDvicts began to cali
loudly for dsliverance. To prepare frustrating All
possibility Of escape, Deputy Warden Wells placed
strong guard upon the walls. with orders to
shoot any convict who even showed spirit OF 10.
subordipation. The most Internal noises now
arose from the Penitentiary, OF convicts IN their
cells yelling for fear; of the singing Of others whi
working at the breaks; Of the shouting through
trumpets. and the general noise Of the crowd. This
noise distinctly heard at our residence in Sem.
pletown, one mile from the spot, and it seemed as
Ii general rebeliinu and revolution was going on
The main cell building was not ignited, hut the
upper floors and tiers of cels became 40 heated
aud fuit of smoke. that the convicts 10 them were
turned into the balls Of the lower stories where
the heat and smoke was less Intense. They were
very fearful of being burned alive apparently.
No escapes we're effected, although two or three
attempts were made, BY prisoners chaugios
clothes, and trying to pass ont among Hremen aud
citizeus while saving wagons and other property
The roll was called 1t 10 O'clock to-day, and every
man aaswered to his name. The loss is ebout one
third Of the buildings of the prison. ysued, with
their contents, ct between $40, 600 and S50,OOo.
A SHARP OprRArIos The New York correspon.
dent Of the Ch srieston Is. Co. Courier says "fhe
manner IN ehich Commodore Vanderbilt came In
possessiop Of this new steamship ste Ocean Queen
--js little singular. He had got up an oppos.
tioa to the line Of Morgan 4 Co, Running bstwee
New 0riaaps and Galveston, and In erdef 70 gel
lid Of him, this coacern asked tho Commodore
what be would take to draw ~. HIS terms vere
| the new steamshfp-the Ocean Vueen-ena tMo
hu0drsd shonsand dollars tn cash. AorfanS 20,
concluded that fhis uas bnytng him on ceesp, aoo
90 ysuderbtis purketed khis lares snn o. uoney
aod came into possession ofthe msv sssau1es.
HArfExs' BANK. BsHu, CoxH Upon complaint
OF the hank conmissiousrs, the enpesior Court q
Consecticuf nov In session at DAahury, bas graas
I'd On fujsnctionin the csse Of ths haftfrs nahk
rscsstly robbed, and Ass appointed \. ,. Whdman
xsq Of Bsshsb sscsivsr.
Ths Presidsat hes sppoiufsd Gsorss ". Ryeman
q 0iitesnta ssosseasy - the q. esssss tAeipe =
). ~ lale Dex.5 l1aar = Iysg - lnesfet u
III = A4pe90p elee ~ 1tQco. Thet anoaas ~
tjnSt ksss pStd over to 81. .5sntly.s = s
NyvtAt - = pssvsiiisg lhtAily aSpug ca
sgssk = eesessdesh eesstyl Y.
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LIGHTNtSG RoDs are not always ssfe
conductors during storm, as is generally sup
posed We heard yesterday morning that the top
OF new conductor, on Church Hill. was melted on
last Wednesday evening and that the house which
it was designed to protect, was slightly Injured b.
the passing fluid, which ripped off portion OF
the weather-boarding, and then passed into the
rround {
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RlCHMOND, O;sober ~. -

- Ar ARD BxLow Cosr. We are
pushing our sales to Close busnesn in October. In
all Fancy Goods we are willing 70 make heavy sa-
crihces. We urge the attention b, tn n the city
snd country people to our stock visit from theun
shall be fully repaid By low prices for Goods g
We prefer sacrificing them in the house, to putting
VALENTINE & SON, No % srosd a.,
an l3-lm Near Cnpit0l suunra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-20

~ LIC0RICn BoILlRs, 30 AND I20
GALLONS, FOR WooD OR Coal These Boilers have
very simple af rang ment for regulatlnu lhe heat,
and los retaining 10 ht given Temperature ier Q
ling sime. just to hand, per ssho0neR HAxAll, snd
6n0R6k nTAkkk1T.
n; B-sma'ler sizes. 70 arrive. Also the barmers'
Boilers, all sixes. hAnd iYH