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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-05-06

Te thc Owners. and Persons inscressed In
Whaleships in the Pacific Ocean,

OFFICE PANAMA RArL-RoAD CospkHY,}
NEw YoAK, July 20, 1861.
AS< The Panama Rai-Road Company takes this method
6G of informing those interested In the Whaling bus
y4 ness, Of the advantages offered by the Railroad
across the Isshmus Of Panama. for the shipment Of
Oil from the Pacific to the United States and for sending out
fits and supplies from the United States to Panama
The Railroad has been in and success oaion for
than and its capacity for the oe
been fuy respeu. xlssnelud'v ese
whaeshps has recently been turned 10 the subject Of pplng
and the Panama RaRoad Company has made
afford every facility which be required for te
pshmeut this important object Pier 450f hes
been built In the bay OF Panama. to the end Ut which Hreh
Cars receive from lighters vesss lying
and deliver the alongside Of vessels Aspn
wall Vessels Of from 200 to 400 lie at the Pier VIII
safety, grounding In the mud ct low
Aspinwa ast-saiins briGs,
longing the Railroad Company, and the Company s
receive oil Panama and deliver In New Yu&,
under thrSnsn Bill, ef L@al.g st hs rate oe ssvs.
received I'm the harbor from ships tackles charging Tor
the capacity Of the casks without allowing for vantage H
covers every expense New York, In
the oil through the Superintendent Commercial Agent
Of the Panama RAILROAD Company insurance excepted 1e
eghts may be made payable the Ihus o. In New Hes
the option of the shipper.
Company sail regularly seimouthy, md
average passages and from Aspnwa about tweny
four hours Oil during snst scuss isthmus w -
covered with conveyed In covered cara and p9u
may will be taken akao
Several have already been conveyed 70 Nsw Yo w
Oil or other goods consigned transportation 70 De oupo.
Panama Rsl Road Company, Wool10
Nelson, Commercial Agent Of the Company y Panama w
received forwarded with the greatest despsicA
II Frederic L. Hanks has been appointed Agent 1t Hooo
Sandwich Islands, and prepared furnish svy rsquts
Information 70 shipper.
Agent Panama B. R. Co.. Honolulu 81. el-i2n
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Commercial Advertiser.
The Pipe. ns Lnckn.w.

The Pipes ns Luckmsw.
BY. J. G. WHITTIER
Pipes of the misty mooriand.
Voice Of the glen and hill
The aroue Of highland torreut
The sorg Of owIand riII,
Not the brsrs Of bloom and heather
Nor the mountains dark with rain
Nor maiden bower. border tower
Have heard your sweetest strain.
ID ar 10 the Iowiznd reaper
And plsidei mountaineer
70 the cottage and the castle
rhs scsrislI pipes are dear
Sweet s0unfs the ancient pibrpci
Ger mountsin. Ioch, and glade;
But the sweetest Of all music
The pipes az Lucknow played. .
Day BY dav the Indian tiger
Lout-r yelled and nearer crsp.;
Round and rouni the jungle serpent
Near and nearer crri-s swept
Pray 6r rescue, wives and others
Pray to-day ~ the soldier said
% To-morrow. deaths between as
And the wrong and shame dread"
Oh. they listened, ioozed and wnited,
Til their hope became despair
And the sohs Of low bexaiIng
Filled the pauses Of their pr,yer
Then up spake Scottish maiden,
With her upon the gro und
- Dinna ye hear il s,-iinna ye hearit,
The pipes o. Haveiock sound ~
flushed the wounded man his groaning;
flushed the wife her little ones;
Alone they heard the drum roll.
And the Of Sepoy guns
But 70 sounds n home and childhood
The Highland true:
s.Dinna ye hear il as the slogan.
VIII ye no believe IL moo ."
Like the march Of sOundIess music
Through the vision Of the seer,
More OF feeling than Of hearing, -
OF the heart than Of the ear
She the droninz pibroch-
She knew the campbers call;
.Hrk hear.ye MacGregor's-
The grzniesr o. them all
On they liseenei dumb and brrathIess
And they caugt.f the sound at last;
Faint and far beyond the 6 rmsee
Rose and eu the pip-r's blast, -
Then a burst Of xiih THANKSGIVING -
Mingled wonan's voice and mans;
~God be praised the march Of HAvELocK!
The piping If the clans -
Louder, nearer, fierce vengeance.
Sharp and shrf-1 as suords az STRIFE
Came the wild NacGrezpr's cian-caI,
Singing all the air h life.
But when the fr-o6 dust-cIout
To pIaided iegi1ns grew,
Full tendery sni blithesomeiy
The pipes Of rescue blew
Round the silver dnrnes Of Llcknow,
Round red Dowlah's golden shrine,
Breath-d the air Britons dearest,
The air OFFS Aud Lang syne.-
Ger the cruel roll II drums,
Rose that sweet and homelike strain
And the tartan Glove the turhan,
As the Gomree cieaves the plain
Dear TO the corn-land reaper
And plaided mountaineer,
To TIE cottage and the castle,
The piper's song is dear.
Sweet sounds the Gaelic pisroch
Ger mountain, glen and glade,
But the sweetest Of all music
The pipes a Lucknow played
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- THE TWO STORES RECENTLY
Cd in Fort street, between King and Merchant SITS
wishing lease have them fitted to suit by
early application. For terms. please apply to
Gift b. f. SNOW.
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HONOLULU
Business Garos.

HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
JAMES B. MARSHALL Treasurer in the stone buildings
cupied by b. W. Field up stairs. 17-tf
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rs ACKNOWLEDGE TO BE. By ALL
u tried the ToSc and ANTf-DysPEPfrc
presented the Hawaiian public.
In New York City Buffalo, n Y, and San Francisco. wbsFe
the Turner introduced it the world has secured
unprecedented popularity owing solely Its san
tary and extraordinary medical properties
MEDICAL and all Il to Be the
heahfu inyigorating, and whether uDe by
adults infants, effects alike beneficial II PCns1y
vEGETABLE and Is composed of
The juice of berries, herbs Wild plants and roots
The Springs first buds, the mellow Auumn's fruits
The bright wild flowers whose fragrance charms the bee
The opning leaves, the bark Of the forest tree
The bulbous mountain slope that's found
The spreading vine that grows in maSshy ground.
For sale by c. L. RICHARDS CO.,
Soft Sole AGENTS FOR HoNoIulu-
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TO LET!
- ONE CELIA Il. One Half of the Lower Floor, ant
the Upper Loft in the Stone Warehouse the premises
l:.22 of V. Grenier, Nuuanu Street.
Two Stores with above Nuuanu Street, opposite
Merchant Street, fitted with Shelves Counters &c Aso
Cellar under Apply to
S6-tf A. p. EVERETT.
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TO RENT OR LEASE.
.s.> FINE TEN-ACRE FARM. ENCLOS.
NS& ed with wall, with a comfortable HOUSE and
-. Outhouses situated in Manoa Valley, within minutes
ride of Honolulu. Inquire of j. BOOTH,
65-tf National Hotel
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FOR LEASE.
- THE COMIODIOUS DWELLING
f HOUSE in Nuuanu Valley, just above the residence of
IL Bates having been in thorough repair and fur
ample supply of water, viii be leased
sonaie o a good tenant. Apply to
wM. c. PARKE,
Tiff for W. T. Walker.
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That's but an empty purse that is full of other
One might as well be out Of the world as beloved
by nobody in it.
He that knows usefu; things, and not he that
knows many things is the wise man.
AZ we must render an account of every idle word,
81. must of our idle silence.
He IS worthless fellow who lives only to himself
EsvEcrs OF ADvERsrY.-You out your old
clOthes~
Nare not troubled with many visitors.
/fau are exoneroeI from making calls.
= Crossing svSeepers do noles you.
Bpres do not bore vou-
Soongss 10 not haunt your table
Tax gttherers hurry past your door.
IOrant bsais do not play opposite your window.
You avoid the nuisance of serving on juries.
You are not perseeutei 10 Stanl gcdftther.
NJ one thinks of presenting you with testimonial
No traiesmln irritates you by asking, sc there
4sgay other little article to-day, sir ~
nxging lefterwriters let you alone
In4users kn.,w it IS bleeding you.
You prSsics temperance
You swslow<15 less poison than others.
Flatterers do not sSoet their rubbish into your
You saved many many deception,
many heidache-
And lastly IL you have a fries In the world,
y'u sure. in a very short space Of e, to 1eern
n--Loadoa Punch
Why is prasins children ike opIum' b useits
Laui-an-um-
When has a right to sc0d his vile about MS
c1fee; When he has plenty OF grounds
my bark is on a troubled sea- the old LADY,
said, when her puppy fell overheard
.swhat is the natter sir, - said druggist. 'sWell,
have eaten some oysters. and I guess that is the
truubIe'' sHsve YOU eaten anything else 20 s.Well,
no-why, yes did, too-that is. I took for my tea
mince pie four bottles of ale, and glasses Of
gu, and have the oysters since. and really
believe the oysters were not good for me ~
FoILY-To think that You make pork out of
~, naror n sbo omaker bv inst
drinking sherry cobblers
When you go to drown yourself. always pull off
your clothes-they may st your wife's second hus-
hand
The who attempted to catch the speakers eye
with a steel trap, was ordered to take the floor by
tue sergeant-of-arms-
Why a who has lived all his life in Hin
doostan be considered poor, Because he is Indy
Gent.
Visitor Ito couvict)-" Well. my friend, what
you in for -
Prisoner-"Me' Why en- in for getting out, ifI
can, ~
Coleman. the dramat;st, was asked if he knew
Theodore Hook
Yes replied the wit, ss Hook and eye old
associates
FoR ARDENT YouSe MEx--You men who would
prosper in love should gently. 1t is fashion,
tbis for young ladies to take ardent spirits.
Thep1are-Hook a friend, just ater leaving the
Kings Bench Prison, who said to him that he
getting fat :" Yes,'' replied he, 81 was enlarged
today
The best bank ever known is a bank of earth; it
never refuses to discount honest labor. And the
fhare IS the ploughshare, on which dividends are
always liberal
BRACE or CoMPosrIroSs.-A distinguished Geor-
gan iawyV says that in his younger days he taught
abcy seh and requiring the pupils to write COM
lar sort, Of Vich the foiIowng 10 > specimen
. On LadxS3 3g.-lt is bad for man to be IDOL
industry IS the esf thing man can have. and .
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TO
a ~ on
r.. King adjoining the premises of Messs Ctai
Ahee. and lately occupied by Herman Benzer for
The ground floor is fitted with all the fix
a restaurant with four the second floor.
Also, good well the premises. The same
can easily be altered for a any other business
Rent low-terms easy. Inquire OF
79-tf HOLT & HEUCk
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TIRE, 4SEPER'S Sy7LE

OF nnseaied lands and town lots in Bedford conntg
AGRFEABLf 10 the provisions OF an Act OF a >sern-
bIy, directing the mode of selling nnsested lands tor
taxes and ior other purposes, passed the l &lh 81
March, So, and The supplements thereto passed
The 18th day OF March, 1917, and tie path ot Aarch
1871. he Treasurer OF the county OF Bedford here
by gives nnfice 10 all persons concerned theren that
unless the county, state school and road taNes due
the olloslng tracts OF unseated lands, situate in
Rcdiord county are not paid before the day OF sale
The whole al such parts OF each tract Will pay the
taxcs AID the costs cbargeabe thereon, will be sold
q Tie Cont House, II, The Borough of Bedford on
the second Monday OF June, next, It'll day,) lor the
arfeafases of taxes due, and the cost accrued there
on; and SAID sale will be continued from day 10 day
mlti 3ll are disposed of
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N0TiCEIN LIBEl FOR DlVORCE.


Charles I. Blake, In the Common Pleas OF
IS. Bedford County,
Margaret Blake No 30 Nav Term, 1883
Whereas Charles r. Blake did prefer bis petit
ton to the Judges OF the court Of Common Pleas
Of the County Of Bedford praying for the causes
therein set forth that be be divorced from the
bonds of fAlatrimony entered into with Margaret
Blake, we therefore command You as we before
Commanded you the said Margaret Blake, that
laying aside all other business and excuses
whatsoever, YOU be and appear in your proper
person before our Judges at Bedford on the lst
Monday the 30 dayof Aug, next, 10 answer the
petition or libel ofthe said Charles z. Blake,
and show cause why the said Charles T. Blake,
your husband should not be divorced from the
bonds Of Matrmony agreeably 10 the act Of
assembly in such case made aud provided and
hereof fail not
Sheril"S Office, WM. $. FLUkE
Bedford, May q, IS. Sheriff
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DAVID HITCHEW,
Administrator
SHERIFF,S S.aLE.

BY virtue OF an alias writ of vend. eXponas 10
me directed there viii be exposed to pnblic sale,
at the Court House, in the borough OF Bedford, on
Saturday, the 26lh day of June a. d. le@S, at one
O'Clock, p. NJ, the following property TO wit:
One tract Of land containing 10 acres, more
or less, about 100 acres cleared and under fence,
with a two story log house with kitchen attach
ed, and log barn thereon erected also apple
orchard thereon, adjoining lands ofJamcs Clark
on the southeast, and the Juniata river on the
north and west, situate in Liberty tow nshiP,
Bedford county,
Seized and taken IN execution as the proper
ly Of Jacob Snyder, and 20 be sold toreasI.
SaerH7s Office VIM. s. FLUkE,
Bedford, May 20. IS. Sheriff.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

BI vlrtue Of an order oIlbe Orpbans CoUTL
Of Bedford county,-the subscriber will sell at
public sale on the premises, on
Sofurday the 26M day Of J"ne, neat,
the following real estate, late the property Of
Jacob Hitchew, deed, VIZ:
\ tract Of land situate IN Napier township,
Bedford county, adjoining lands Of Henry
Wonders, Peter Heiner, Amos ATcCreary, John
Shader and others, containing iorty-fve acres,
between fifteen and twenty acres Of which are
cleared and under fence, and having thereon
erected a two-story log DWELLING HOUSE,
stable with thrrshng floor, and spring house
and there is also, a good spring near the dwell
ling. There is a fine promising young or
chard on the place just beginning to bear
TEENs-CASH.
DAVID HITCHEW,
Nav IS, 1888. Administrator.
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NEar viii E1magaEass =.

THE repeated insults offered to the American
flag by British cruisers have caused very Just
irritation on tuis side Of the water, and should
.sAucent John" not cave in We should not be
surprised if it led 10 hostile manifestations
Meanwhile Osfer, .Uoaapeak5r & Cmn, success
sors Of RuPp & Osisr, are receiving an addi-
tional supply of NEW GOODS, which they
will continue 10 sell CHEAPER than ever, in
their new and handsomely fitted up room re-
Gently occupied by RuPp x Ostpr.
New Store, No. /, Cheap Side.
Bedford, May 2S, 1875.
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w A Ee e he ID:

On the 3d inst, by Rev. F. Bene iict, Rev.
Daniel Carver, recently returned from atour
n Ioreign countries, 10 Miss Emma Y. Mill
er, Of this place.
With the above notice, was received a
large and delicious cake, together with bright
little specimen Of Uncle Sam's "Mrut-drops" !"
The happy couple have our hearty congratua-
tons and our feryent hopes for their health and
Prosperity and all the other apPurtenanccs Of
welded bliss.
10 the NJ. +. Church, at CentrevlIe, on the
Nth INST, by Rev. VIM. II. Stevens, Mr.. Frank
i0 May, TO Miss Helen Bruner, all OF Bedford
county.
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
FINE HEAD or
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Talk Of beant, and il cannot e,.t ,;,,o,,, ,r,
more, see circular around each bottle. and no one
can doubt
pyofcseo. IT.r H. Dy.u,. u,
-" ''o' ''' w
l ',o % all D'. "'" you"s' 10 luis won
'l"' ""'' '''"s Od'" I" us oi!S'i"i
80 z''5 '"e "'a" "' '1e o'iu win
IN ''' ''l o'''i 'l'' 'e,''i'ss and
O. O. N',''' ~ '' - "i'''"s '''>es q ''",HHdl Tow OF
'"' I"'"s' """ i'5lCe' ID "seu as regular
~ WIS7 10 ' ""' VII p't 'tsTl'e ats color and keep
,"' ',5as 20 IHt e''e oi" age, 10 all rs natural
g;s,,s.j T., sf a. ,"'' ''H 1ue o4a, Tue grey, OF
t - ~ ~ ana surrey 'he young WI!
n, asr - 'ue NOW i'.- '"'"s' or '"e Nllchng
( iJs,,t ''''1'' H. ''' i''''7e Is upon "s tongue
!" ne agent lot Ifoi' ood Hair Restorative in
New Haven, received the following letter in regard
10 'he restorative, lew weeks since:
DEEP hNEE, Con-, July -, 1858.
Mr. LeFehWoTii-Sir; have been troubled vita
"a"oIuH or scHfi @" my head for more than year,
my uati began 10 come out, scur and hair together
! saw III a Ne" Haven paper about 1-Wood's lIair
RESTORATIVE as cure, called at yonr store jlc
Isl o. .,ri last, and purchased one bottle 10 y it,
and found TO my satisfaction II the thing II re-
moved The scu'i ana new ha,r began TO growj II IS
no" Tvs" Of three inches ~ length where 1t Was all
oil. have great faith in H. wish you TO send ae
two bottles more by Mr. Post, the bearer OF this
don't know as amp OF the kind is used in this
place You may have a market Tor many bottles after
II IS known here Yours with ;espect,
RUFUS PRATT
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
ATTENTION, BEDFORD RIFLEMEN!

YOI are hereby ordered 10 meet in Bedford,
on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of June, INST, at s
O'Clock, A. NJ, in Summer uniform, for the pur-
pose OF proceeding 10 Bloody Run, in Pursuance
Of an order ofthe Brigade Inspector 10 form a
Regiment, and elect feId officers. II is impor-
tant that every member should turn out with bis
aims and accoutrements in first rate order.
By order Of the Captain
June J., 1S5S. w. RITCHEY, o. s.
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Notice.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned not to pur-
chase a note Of SI00 drawn by Henry S, King,
who IS notified ofits loss, and made payable
10 Philip KniseIy, or order. # was not assign
ed nor endorsed, but was in the possession Of
Robert Harrey, Scotchman, who has it with
out my knowledge or consent.
PHILIP KNISELY
HoDewelI tp., May %, '5S-3t
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4nlLL.lISTRaT0R,S .NOTLCE.

LETTERS Of administration having been
granted by the Register OF Bedford County to
the undersigned, upon the Estate OF Eliza
beth Stlliler, late Of Napier township, deceas-
ed-all persons knowing themselves lndtbt-
ed TO said estate are requested to come ior-
ward and make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the Estate will present
them properly authenticated iol sett cement
JOHN ROWIER,
hIav o. 1883. Administrator.
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ORR AND SIX HORSE TUMBLING
SHAFT POWER MACHINES.

screwed in, and improved Straw Shakers attached.
Their >uperIors Tor strength and speed not made
in this or any other county in the State.
-Four Horse Tumbling Shaft and Strap Power Ma
chine with cylinder open shut, may be desired
and shaker OF the best kind, for convenience, Of
draft, and perfect working This machine has no
superior anywhere.
THREE HORSE MACHINES, Of the same kind
TWO AND THREE HORSE IUMBLING SHAFT
POWER MACHINES, a very convenient ana excel
lent machine Tor small farmers, with or without sha-
keIs. HILL SIDE PLOGGHS. Of a very
superior pattern 10 any in use ia this country
SLAaL- MI n.L-- --.- HLa.-L.. L.-A VII .L.----
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that letters OF
administration have been granted to the unders gn-
ed by the Register Of Bedford county upon the es-
tate Of John Luiz, late OF Snake Spring town
ship, deceased-all persons, therefore, indebted to
SAID estate will please make immediate payment and
those having claims against 1t viii present them
duly authenticate for settlement.
MICHAEL LUTH,
Nav 81 1875 Admir-.
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ADNINLsT sTRAT0R,.N N0TLGE.

i d MINIS TRATOR'S NOTICE.
LETTERS OF administration having been gran
ted by the Register of Bedford comfy, the under
signed, upon the estate of Jacob Hetzel, late OF
Bedford township, decd aiI persons therefore know
ng themselve- indeDted 10 SAID requested
To make immediate payment. rnd those having
claims against II Will present them doiv anihentea
ted for settlement.
DANIEL HEI.rZrL, Admir-.
June [, lS5S-Ct-.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
LETTERS Testamenlary having been granted
by the Register OF Bedford county TO the undersisn-
ed Executors Of the last VIII and Testament OF ia
cob T. Amck, late OF St. Cairsville IN said county,
ec'd-aIl persons knowing themselves indebted 10
said estate requested TO make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against it will present
them properly authenticated for settlement
MARY ANN AMiCK, Executrix.
ST. Clarsvie
GEORGE r. OSTER, Executor
June J, l65S-Gt. Bedford
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REMAINING in the Post office, at Bedford,
Penn'a, May 2ftb, 1888. H. Persons caI!-
ing ior letters in this list will be particular to
say they are advertised.
Auman Jrmma Miss, Allon James, Bruce .u-
Iisne, Mrs, Blyrnire Joseph g., BiodgetJ. a.
Esq, Bauen Elizabeth Mrs, Clark Phillip
Canady Mary Miss, Claycomb Rachael Miss
earn Amanda Miss, Dean Lizzie, DiveIy Caro-
line Miss, Bowling Margaret Anna Miss, Fuck
Henry, Ford Barnet, Forsht Jacob, Gubernot-
ter Charles, HejIman Wainwright, 7, Hugh l.
riah, HameIton Lydia, Harris Jerry, Kerr John.
PeIts & Norman Mrssrs., Miller Daniel H..
Moscorm Gina, Miller Josia, Ricter x Son, Mailer
Mary, Sims J \. Esq. Stiner Wm. Saylor A
BRAN M. Spicer Mary Miss, Wolf w. G. Whet-
mIre Samuel.
Bedford Pa, JNO a. MOWRI,
May %, 1898. P n.
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a7=Sre advertisement Of Dr. Sanford
irer Invigofalor, in another column.
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{" RISING SUM-

an extensive Clothing Establishment, where he will
always be found with large and we'll selected stock
OF gentlemen, and boys clothing From his long ex-
perience 10 the business he atteTs himself that he
cannot be surpassed, either IN his facilities for pur
chasing clothing at low figure, or OF selling them
lower than any other store within $50 miles of this
place.
Not wishing to enumerate the many different art-
cles Of clothing hand he would merely state, that
in part his stock consists Of coats ranging from 70
cents to SIS, pants from 80 cents, TO SO, vests
from 37a cts, TO Sc. Also shirts, collars, crayats,
trunks, carpet sacks, &c, &c.
All persons wishing to purchase clothing any
thing else in my Iine will never regret OF calling
at Leopolds No l.. cheap clothing Emporium, where
you get cheap and nnheard OF bargains-Come
one. come all.
May IA, 1858. A. LEOPOLD.
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I've are authorized TO announce the name
JACOB EECKLEY, Of 81 Clar Township
/. a candidate for County COMMISSIONS, sub
re tothe decision Of The Demncratic County
r,nvegtI,n. Nav 2l,'3S.
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4 NJ RIG An GUS Z,
CUMBERLAND MD,
JOHN Q. RiFfLe, PRoeRlEToR
ADJOINING rHE DFP0T

JOF'N Q. FsTF Il, 1FEOPFEIE on,
NJ Coaches iron, Bedford, Greensburg and
Washington stop al this House. Persons going
to Cumberland VIII find advantages, hy Stopping
at the ssAmerican House. over that OF any
other in the place (may ~, '3S-lyJ
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b 4 d 70 K D
w q chime SEa NAlS

fNiif subscriber would most respectfully Announce
/ 10 the farming community, and public in gener-
al, that he sll continues TO manufacture at bis shop
IA Bedford, Pa. the following farming utensils, OF
the very best material, and IN the most workman
like manner, viz: