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fourth of March, eighteen hundred and fifty nnc the
compilation of the Congressional Documents published
by Congress, under the of the American State
Papers in tho the frst series thereof
under the authority of tho Act of Congress of March
two, eighteen hundred and thirty -one and the Joint
Resolution of Congress of March two, eighteen hundred
and thirty three and with the particular index to
each class, and general index TO the work. And the
said Secretary and Clerk hereby directed to contract
with Gales and Seaton, the publishers of the first
res thereof for the publishing the same not to exceed two
Thousand copies in number ut prizes per- volume not
exceeding that paid for the first seres to be delivered to
the Secretary of the Interior, the may be pub
lished nd the said Secretary of the Interior shall place
three hundred copies in the Department of State for its
use, and for exchange with foreign governments and
hundred copies in his Department for disri
button to Pulh Libraries in the several States and Ter
rtcs and hold the residue of the copies in his custody
subject to the future direction of Congress Provided
that the prices rates to be paid for the printing of this
work. shall not exceed those paid at prcct for the print
ing OF the Documents Of Congress- including paper and
binding, having regard 10 The quality and valne of the
material used and work done. Provided, that the cost
of the publication shall not Exceed three hundred and
forty thousand dollars snd TINT not more than twenty
five thousand dollars shall be required for the purpose du
ring the next fiscal year ''f# go Isia.i Hitira
SEC TO- Asd b. tr7aev esoctcd That all diplosnstc
and saatied consular officers who were appointed Under
the act entitled can net to remodel the diplomatic and
consular systems of tho United States approved March
the first eighteen hundred and fifty ve shall have the
same compensation during the time necessarily occupied
In making the transit TO- and returning from their
spective posts and while they receiving these In
sructions, is provided for diplomatic and saaried
occrss IN the eighth section Of the Act entitled n act
to regulate the diplomatic and consular systems the
United States approved August eighteen eighteen hun
dred and fifty six Provided that the foregoing shall
not be construed to apply % any diplomatic con
sular piee who Yas in office and at his post Of duty
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FINO THE HEIRS OF SAMUEL BOYLE, JAMES
Il Kerr William Kerr, and Elizabeth Arbuckle formerly

~ I BtCaint1
~ GEORGE PAGE will follows
Leave Alexandria at 4, g. 10, IL o'clock, M
y. m. la.tr '+'
Leave Washington al O. o. II O'Clock l. O'Clock
y. m. s.f. .. !. !.
Tho THOMAS C0IIYKR whom tho route win oppos,
hours. Faro 13 cents.
Whaleys onn'uses connecting with the Page and Coyer
the Capitol and corner Of 10Th street and Pcnnsy
The same time the boats leave Alexandria.
June 8-cod-f RICHARD WAILACU President
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n 1.... N Tickets t10-halves e6-quarters % 80.
Certificates Of packages Of Is whole tickets $40
1885, DO iSg f1 ~ half do 40
Do do rs quarter do .....,.............. 80
N--- .9t tgfg
0tery for the Benefit f the STATE or DELAWARE
To Wilmington Dell Saturday
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Orders packages in
splend wt receive shs psopt
Of drawing will be sent Immediately Alter
order from r4N FfslA H'tAS| cnA3A tHEbdGu8
Ia Address psxfsss legsys.st, r. \, BUCKEY, Agent,
IL W1infnRtnh Delaware
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10
Frennh Goods.


IHINTZE2Oo pItees ~ vide, warranted fast eolors At
Y I25< cents, algAyS sold for - Hts yard. Also "a
second rnenrnlnK chiniErs at 10 cents
LOUPIEES BEST ALL WOOL De LAME at Blk ssnti
per yHTri. O.
cents seii nov 12JE cents. sose good quality as
CtiGLLT DE LAINEa-PiatH and figured, 'he very 1nsst
plain ~ 60 ent. and hguTtd At IS csuts yard.
OMBRE GRAPE E'EsPAGNE-95 pieces beautiful styles
and -olors, very low price.
~" few pleets Ansllus Dress Goods, very nice and
cheap. -,
Back sik vvrl = inch wide, only 6iE cts
Psr ard; sold last season at per yard.
The C:TentEaI BnrEHiT EeI.
viii sell superior SILK RnRFs, 90 yards EACH same
au-Ity sali last a75 to $50, Fer onl y
SI5 HPiSce. ] challenge any MERCHANT possessing
jadEmsG Hhout silks deny that these Robes are not
sold hhlftir vaIuc. Also snP-rior article C0L0RkD
POULTDE ROBES A DULLES, side STRIPES. very d
sLrsbe coorI and de iEns and van be sgia az
retail and were bought below luportsrs cost
Also just received about 81 TCss patterns Uf SIS rs
fancy kIlks very handsome and cliraP
lao HAh EGE. LAWS CIIALLY ROBES. both side stripes
and daull BATtRe Robes pa eHth, such sod
lat for ST. VII sci for =. Chaly Rph-s,
sfyiy, chap. Pine IHWr Rutts IT only One
Doisr ard Fl ~ Cent apiece; at ALFN HEYMAN's.
ava 80 ua'' -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10
NEW SPRING STOCK.

NEW SPRING STOCK.
Reg LEAVE % iniorn, the public that have just
turned from the Els, " h nay H1RSr SPRING STOCK,
yhieh anu determined 10 ae as cheap any house il
Wheeling.
NJ stock consists ;a,sst styiss Of
DRESS GOODS. such black and fancy Silks, LAauN,
ChtErs Ccoes Of en- Hess variety, Challc, BeTage Dc
Gus TO mention.
EMnRoIDERIEs The beet to be found in wheclinr; ray
TO he highest, Of sets OF Sleeves Collars, Witch
viii particularly mention Marsefle sets. all the
The EAat. complete assortment Of -mbroidrrd BShds
BONNETS Al any pTiee from IS cts mp to 49, the icest
hrocEht into the market aizo Ponnt Ribbons and
Husl styles hovers, res, and thing In the 't
llnrrv Gne.
WHITE GOODS, such PLATA add Strips Briau;s
uhieh would call attention French
brOcRde, plain. figured ant sEiged Iaeonst Ssn ooks
sHANti, SitAwlS, St-lla CashBere, plain and fancy
al almost vaur pViess.
CASSlMERES, Clat ard every thing In tAe way fneas
suitable 0r Spring oder hr largest stock
hoa-e Ia wheeling, and poald parteui-ty REQUEST uzrr-
chlnt taoEst0 sxanlHv steek VII s=!oN vhol-
sale.
MIrTs, eazaplete line and also ass OIiho.s long ns
worth S c az l2jSe.
Call aud examine stock, viii Compare
favorabiy Nuy other aud doing ard have NJ
va doas ny Business on the cash prneple viii s it At
IsAAr PRIeER
mars is3 Main street.
A Lso--sp su,S.i, Of Corn Neal, Jos, .rs.s:sd ~
NVHITE 1voD. "a zs.nt , :. - - s.4siAs,
w Ertneh NuNiips for Parry Dyvssvs,
JSneS' celebrated make Of caHbTes, JHeeSnrts and
Frelsh ana EnxIil., Hri.nantes
PlaIa SGIss aa3 Book Mnslng, Just received.
APT uEIskELE sWEARISaES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10
FARE As Low AS ny ANY OTHER ROUT

~ Re particular and ask Tor Tickets via the C W.
Short Line Rail Road.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10

THE FIEEMEN OF LoSDox.-The ages Of this
London iiTsmen range from twenty to sixty and
upwards, and there is one man now in the ser
vice in his SEVENTEEN years, quite able TO taS"
his turn on duly with the rest, The men nr'i
carefully selected and full three l"urths of them
have been men.of-waF's men. The duties these
men have TO perform arc BY no means light, for
each man, onthc average, has been on duty
the station house, or on the watch on premise,
damaged by fire. three days and three nights Of
twelve hours each in every week of the pas.
year. This is exclusive of sort Of engine drill
for the younger men twice week. and uttend
ancc TO clean engines and tools, and repair and
oil the hose; and Of attendance aud working at
fires, where the men ARE in the midst of INTENSE
heat, steam and smoke, saturated with water,
and Obliged to stand in elevated situations. eX.
posed tn sc.cre and cutting winds, so that they
are often seen im winter literally encruSted with
ice. The men are sometimes called ont by fires
or nlarms of fire, hs many as four times in the
night Notwithstanding this hard duty and
extreme exposure, the rnte "f mortality among
the tircmen is highly favorable
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10
aArEs y ervEEx PM ApELpmIA ANp pIrTsnuRaH


FIRST CLASS-Bopts, Shoes, tIats andl
Caps, Books Dry Good. Din bpN - bales -. - ,,o .
and t"unks. y DruZs, Tin bO1gs and halesl ~ ~ ~ -
Feathers, Furs, Sc......., ..,.-....-.
SECOND CLASS -DoslestiG ShsctinE,l
shifting aud Ticking, lin igna balesl en-. ina ~
Drugs lin cAsksl Hardware, Leather. wv Pei ASV '''
n rolls or boXes)WoOl and sheep Pelts
Eastward.
THIRD CLASS.-Anviis, Steel, Chains On
cNsks,) Hemp, naeon and Pork, satsd a.. - ,,o a.,
Goose or in casks Job manufaciu. w per wv iA-
ell, (eSe-pt ei;ars or eut9 81 &c.
FOURTH CLASS-CUfee, Fish, Bacon Reef
and Pork (ln casks boxes, eastrArIA "a,
Lard Lari OIL, Nails, Ia Ash, Ger 80 TT A'v 'UA'
Clay, FAR Pitch lIoSu. &c.
PLOUR-T5c per bbl. until further notice
GRNNIn loads IS cents per lbs, until further
notice
COTroN42 per bale exceeding 59JI5s weight, until
further notice.
~ la shipping goods any point PhnadeI-
Tis he TassiealaIto mari packages cir PeH1- trHsiI
Railroad" All Honlsc1nSgnri TO the agents this
~ Philadelphia Pittsburgh will be forwarded without
detention.
PEKrIHT Aapxrs-C Evans 81 Knby street Boston; p
Clarke, No Aston olse and No William strrtt,
McDonad no Battery Place, WORK; Pierce
vile, o. Irwin and Sprinsman Brown, Cicinn1t n;
g Medium, Madison, Ind Dumrsril, Bell Co. and
Carter JrTett, Louisville, Ky. O'Iliey Co. Evans
vile, Ind Sass, ST Lonis Mo- Harris " ,rIey Co.
We phIs, Tenn; Lvrch Co, Chragn III; Glass,
Wayne, Ind; p Sn-irr, Phila MagraV =
more; d Stewart Pittsburgh
II. H. HUSTON, Genl Freight Agent. PhfIad.
1p9iyl H.. LOMBAEIT, supt., AltOoui, Pa.
FREIGHT DEPARTM E;NT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10

For THROUGH TieksI, aud otayr information, -ngnre
at Quo Ticket once IN the rlFE House, Water
street, Wheeling, Vs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10

IN changing Of bIslnys- Ions credit system
cash one or It's quyalvnt We also change long Proht
70 short and In elostnE Of hrav
Cloths and Cassirrs, Win sell froTa twenty pc
cent lees than former prices Should doubt Wha
ray by calling at No. Warrington Hall YOU viii bl
WHEELER 4 LAKTS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10
THE TN TEhLIGENCER.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1853.
DAILY WOEK.

WHO laEs from dread ofdaily work,
And his appointed task would shirk,
Commits n folly and crinci
a snnlieSS slave
a paltry kDaYe-
A clog uym' TAG wheels OF time
With work To de-, and store ofhealth,
The mans unworthy 10 be free,
Who viii not give,
That lac may live,
His daily toll for daily fee.
No! let us work! we only ask
Reward proportional to oar task;
We have no quarrel with thc great
No feud with Fank--
With mill or bank ss
No envy 81 u lords estate.
IGwetufr earn SLtf'i'I.i store
To satisfy our daily need,
Aud can retain
For age and pain.
4 fraciioni We are ricti indeed.
Nodrrad Of toll have we or ours, [srs;
We know our worth, and weigh our pow
Tue mnrc we work the more We wiz;
Success to trade!
Success To Spade!
And To the corn that's coming III!
And JOY To lin who DER his task
Remembers toll j. natures plani
Who, working, thinks
And never sinks
His Independence 40 MANI
Who only asks for hunbleSt wealth,
Enough fur competence aud health;
Aud leisure when his work is done
To read hi, book,
BY .chimncy nook.
Or stroll at setting of the sun;
Who tolls as every man should toll,
For fair reward, erect and fSeei
These are the men
The best Of men
These are the men w.e mean tob be.
CHARLES MACEAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10

Thou canst not joke an enemy into friend,
but thou mast friend into mn enemy.
Hearts-little red things that men play With
for money.
No woman should paint, except she who has
lost the power &c blnshing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRo ID.

THE GREAT CkNTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with West rn Nnrth-wssteTn, and south.
Western States hy "a continuous RliWaY direct This road
also CONNECTS at Pittsburgh with daily line Of 81 ansTs to
all the Western Rvrr and at Cleveland AMI sam
husky with STEAMERS all lorts the Sorili wrst-Tn
Lakes; making the direct, ctsdpst GTd rsliIbLs
the Gr6G; Wet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10
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PENNsYAVANIA RAILRoAI

Penn SX1NANIA RAILRO AID!
NJTINTER ARRASGEMENT.-On and after Monday, De-
TIL FAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
morning. except sunday 81 O'Clock, Pittsburgh
time, arriving in Philadelphia at ll.51 3. IN.
THE ESPREss TRAIN leaves The station every evening,
at sac.
The Johnstown Accommodation leaves Pitishur-i,
daily except SUNDAY, AZ 81 o'clock sto 'pns AZ al
stations, ard running far Cuuemaugi First Accon-
n,odaton Train for turtle Creek Bridge, leaves daily
cept sunday At lltIb M The Secont Accommodation
Turtle Creek leaves, leaves daily, SUNDAY
copied, i2O D. The Third Accommodation Train
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sunday, 90
Returning Trains arrive In PtburEh as folloWs-Ex-
on IL M FIRST Turtle Creek 50 a M:
Second Accommodation 1885, Thrd Accommodation iU
Trains Indiana connect BlArsyle
Intersection with Mail Train East Express trar West and
the JOhnstOWn Accommodation Train East and West.
Pittsburgh aud COnnellsVte Trains, stopping all Sta
Sunday excepted foIowS:-HiAIl Tralu 10 " tx
press Train 5" p Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
sni Conuellsye Road, arrive at Pittsburgh s35 and
The travelling puilEs viii and greatly to their nter-s
In going East West 10 travel By the Pennsylvania Rail-
road the Recommendations nov oaere cannot lie sur
passed any A tile Is baasteI
and entirely free from dust promise safe
T., speed and comfort, all who favor isro with
their patronage.
Fare TO New HorS. tl5 %
:" g PHILADELPHIA ...........-,...iO 20
" I'AIllnpTe'-'.'-.- .....'"-......--.-- y ~
'' q Lancaster Observation-Disclosures. 5 so
Bsrr,r. obsE To- ali s,,tio1s On he iSyIyp,.
Railroad, and Philadelphia baltimore and New YORK.
PS'engrrs purchasing tickets Ia the E he charged
Cents addition the Station rates, except from Sta
tions where the Company has agent.
S0TIcE.-In case OF loss, The Company will hold them
selves responsible for personal blgsaBe only aud for an
n. Thr ENcvl.ior Omnibus Lime has been employ ed
Passengers nj baggage to and from the Depot ata
ch MOTTO exceed % cents for each passenger and bag
For Tickets applyto J STEWART, AGENT,
At the 2. u. V. Station,
iaui Liberty uDt Grant pIttSisure h.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10
A New Light

"A NEW hlSnG
THE Drummond LiVht produced from Improved sYLYIC
/ OIL, has equal, sud after personsl 4nd salts
factory trial. tito 10 the public asaSAFE CHSAP
and best portable Igh; in 1t safe because il
free from all explosive properties It il cheap because the
hour is less than hafa cent. Il best because
5he smalestlAnp will burn brilliant Sh steady arue
twelve hours without reinE oTtrmnlng,and give sufficient
liht for ordinary sized rom, and having
right TO manufacture aud sell, confidently recommend
Il to pablo favor
Por sale Wholesale and Retail st the House furnishing
sloFs OF J. x. DUNHAN co.
ian IS No. lis, Main ST. WI .eny, va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, PIttsburg & Wheeling
a rail-, ROAD

Cleveland, Pittsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.
Hga EasEq 80 "A
IefSs5lfs - 80
ON ard AFR Monday March srlsss tsandAys s4rsPisJ
" Trains will Iun rs follows:
LEAVE CLEvELASD:
1lO P Mail TrAin stopping At all stations; arrive AZ
Pittsburgh at SIS P. ~ aud Bridgeport 1t s:te
1880 u Express Train, s,oppur ali regular stations;
(Ea.t Rochester and New Salisbury are dag sta.
ions for this tranl and arrive at Ps'tstsrEh =,
LEAVE RRIDGEPOKT;
$40 A. ~ Express Train, stopping q all IsGiar stations:
arrive at Pittsburgh tii;sO =. 81 and At Cisve-
$50 T. If. SIal Tran stopping At AZ rssgar stations,
arrive 81 Pittsburgh at SIS P. 81.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
cisyei ma Al 2:'S P N and bridgeport a
P 81 FxTr~ss Train, storrh regular stations;
rive at BrsFsp0rt at $40 p 81.
But one train from rdsepOr.o Cleveland daHy-leaves
Bridgeport G;lu AN.
Excursion Ticket. fo,r ti-eport to Pittsburgh and re
turning, $3.50. GOOD tea d"y' only.
Connections.
Connections ars msdr by trains as follows;
At with trains for T"Iedo Detroit ChcagoA and
the Noit es also, for Erie. DanEirA- BunAO, Niagara
Al StcubsnvIIr Bellsir, sreubsuvI- IndI-
nd CsntT Oo Re lrnads, tor CaliE N1ahDctOn New
ark Haruysvii, VILE, Wimn Lancaster, COl1H
bu.. Cincinnati, lniiaI apl!i and - Louis.
beriand HaTPer's Perry Baltimore Washington CITY.
Local and througr purchased
Gnic on 'hstne also at the Union Ticket Oaee' opposite
sal,eriutehdants Ofiiee, C EPRR JAMES FARMER.
Cleveland, Mareh ;, ISIS fnh6 SUIT
1879. 1878
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-10
FAMILY PHYSIC.
FOE ALL THE PURPOSES OF A

'ys parsatys pin which could Be- relied on as sure and
u meet that demand and extensive sl Of its virtues
has concusEely shown with what Es5OrupSb~s
Ial not easy to make the sesf Of ali ss Ions 1kca
should have Of tie objections, bat al the sdVan
md Nth what would respectfully submit %
tie public decision IL has been unfortunate for the
scrnodogs and atinS to he SoTsI Ti. Is not
+any Of them produce 50 much gripping pain and reTul
zoud to be tefvet foH them These pin5 produce no
Irritation pam, 3Less 1t arise from previously exist
ing ObstEHeton or arrangement in the bOwels Being
purely vegetable, harm arise from their in
any quantity but it Is better that any medicine should
in the several diseases which they applicable
given on the box. Among the complaints which have
Complaint In its forms Of Jaundce Indgestiou
l.nguoE and Loss Of Appetite, Estessness, Itabity,
in the Side and LOins foT, in truth all these ere but
ie consequence Of diseased action in the liver As an
nesa. Piles Colie, Dysenlery, HumoTs, ScIoiula ana
Sevy Colds With soreness Of the body Ulcers and %
purity Of the bood In Ghort any and every case where
They have also produced some sngulsriy successful
PapitstiOn OF the Heart Pain. in The Back, Stomach
gnd Side They should be freely taken in the Sptng Of
year. puy the blood and prepare the System for
the change Of EeasOnH An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
their smulan. action on tho circuatory system reno
sc the strength Of the body and restore the wasted
diseased energies OF the whole organism Hence an oc-
casonal dose is advantageous, though serious
arrangement existE; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far. as every pnrgatiVe medicine
reduces the strength when taken to excess. The thou
sand IN which phyaic is required cannot be
cTated here but they suREe9t themselves to the reason
OF every body: and this pill is found better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
Ia mankind. Where their virtues known, tho
public will longer doubt what remedy to employ when
IN need OF rlthATtic medicine Being SugRr-WTapped
they are pleasant to take andbeing purely vegetable no
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04
TRE.lSIRER'S SILL

Oi nnseaied lands and town lots in Bedford county
AGREEABLY 10 the provisions Of an Act Of Assem-.
by directing the mode Of selling unseatrd lands for
taxes ana for other purposes, passed the 9Th OF
March, 1915, aud the supplements thereto passed
the 18th day oi March, 1917 and tie 25th Of March
ISL The Treasurer OF The county Of Bedford here
by gives notice 10 all persons therein that
unless The county, slate school and road taxes due
OF the following tracts oil uHseaed lands, situate in
Bedford county, not paid before tie day Of sale
he aoie, ar such parts oi each tract viii pay The
taXes, and he costs chargtabe thereon, will be sold
al tie Coart House, IN tie Borough of Bedford. Oh
ihe second Monday OF Iune, next, Il lh day) Tor the
arrtaIagrs OF due, and the accrued there
on; and SAID sale will be continued from day TO day
until all are disposed of
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04
DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

LETTERS of administ ration having been
granted BY The Register OF Bedford County to
the Undersigned, upon the Estate OF LIZA
beth Stilll-r, late Of Napier township, dec'as-
ed-alI persons knowing themselves indro'-
ed TO said estate are requested to come loT-
ward and make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the Estate Will present
them properly authenticated Tor settlement.
JOHN ROWZER,
Nav 81 1898 Administrator.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF
administration have been grained 10 the nndelsisa-
cd by the Rraisler Of Bedford county upon the es-
tate of John Lutz late OF Snake Spring town
ship, d..cea.ed-ai persons, therefore, indebted 10
said estate v please make immediate payment, ana
idose having claims against II Will present them
MICHAEL LUTI,
May 81, 1858. Adm T.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

WAGONS.-Sev,ral new two horse wagons
work warranted, for sale on liberal credit of
for country produce by A. B. CRAMER \ Cv'
Feb 10, 1888.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

gF-Sye advertisement Of Dr. Sanlord's
Liver Iu.i-orator, in another column.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

IRON BlacksmitL's and others are inform
ed W. have Just received large supply OF Re-
lined Iron-warranted best quality.
A. b. CRAMER * CO
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04
NGfRcG

+ hereby given, III pursuance Of an Act SEN
tiiIr,i an act for he regulation Of the uniformed
Militia Of the Commonwealth OF Pennsylya-
MA" approved APIil 2ist, 1898, tsee sec. +,
All. I2,) that all The organized and uniformed
compani-s The county Of Bedford, are here
by required and commanded, to meet in the
towo Of Bloody Run, in SAID county, on Friday,
the 18th Of June, next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
when and " here they will be organized into a
regimrnt-aad also, Will on said day, elect
one person to fil the office of Colonel, one per-
son to Gil the office Of Lieut.. Colonel, and ole
person to Fill The olice Of Major, in pursuance
Of SAID Act.
LEMUEL EVANS, Brigade Inspector,
Brigade Inspectors Ohicr, Isl. b. 10th D.
May 2Slh, 1898.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

Nce:, ia Before the LADIES. S.-The
largest assortment Of Paraso's in Bedford
bought for CASH, and s1ld al a small advance by
0SFER, MANSPEAKER & CARN.
New Storr, No. /, Cheap Side.
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