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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22
AN EVENING

Dissolution Notice.
HAVING this day disposed Of our interest in the
i Wholesale Grocery business 70 Mccain & Coates
the 6rm Of McOsrn Scott Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent
Either Of the subscribers will att nd to the settle
ment OF the a6Airs Of the late nr, and author.
lied to use tho name Of the frm for that purpose.
GEO W ACO arm,
oct2O 81 THUS SCOTT
Gazette copy st
A Ill persons having unsettled accounts with the
"A firm OF AcOarn d Scott herehy notified TO
call Immediately and settle the same IND thereby
save any costs OF collection tr otherwise.
oc22..W NCOARN A SCOTT.
0azetts copy "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22
=. ". N. BAKER, M. d
r. G. CAMPO ELL

TDuYNCIAN AND SURGEON. ON.-OFFICE-POsT
I OFFICE BLOCK; liouse-North side OF Fifth
btreet, between Brady and Perry. JanSldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22
C. ON M f RCIAL .
DavenDoes Maskee.

DAVENPORT, Oct. n, 2 ?. -.
Weather very delightful and busy tims In msrsst,
IN Barley AMI wheat. The receipts Of Onions Yota.
tees, &C., continue 70 be immense.
wHsAT-0ood supply and without sny chsnge q
quotations for some lays Rsceipts about o. 500 be
st l&0s5c.
BARLSY-Duyers are mating heavy purchases. -
We qusse new crop at 25@e40c; 60c for old.
1LouR-Unchan anstd, With Considerable doing !;
~ 5O@e6 90.
Cons Light receipts At 86c@sOc.
OATs-0lim receipts; poor, 4O@SO.
OnIoHs-Tirm st4s0s0c.
PorATo1s-Good supply st 4OG45c; heavy Do.
mand.
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CO-partmership Notice.

WE HAVE this day purchseed the stock of oro-
w ceries from ncCarn Scott. and have ssso-
cated ourselves unter the st, le OF NcCarn Coshs
for the purpose II transsctifg . general wholesale
Grocery and Commissi,n Business st the old stand
Of the late arm. here will be happy IN meet the
Old customers Of NcCarn 4 scott, and hope TO be
able 70 Offer them inducements to continue their pat
Yonsge We shsll In . few days be in 0ceipt Of
full and select stock Of Ill shs articles In or Inc Of
business. GEO W ACOARN,
oc22 div IP COATES,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22

FREDERICK NCRAA0,
rIvIL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND SUPER
~ INTBNDkNT. Also Teacher OF Architectural
and ornamental Drawing.
Once st Davenport Commercial College. Rooms
Corner 81 and Perry. jy2ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22

TIC. CAMPBELL,
A TTORNEY AND OOUESELLOR AT LAW.
IA Davenport, Iowa.
Omce-Dsvenport's Block, corner Main and Sec
bud streets. decl8dn
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mn IC. PARKER

DIR. j. @. PARKER
YouLD ANNOUNCE no TnD CITIzBnS on
\ Davenpert and vieinity that he hes resaned the
o>aeo Of nedieine end may Be found, when not pro-
,ieoally engaged, u his oGcs next door 70 nxres
NOv16Ate
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22

lBY fslD0AAPH.
0nscAao. o.. -, 31M.
WHRAs-narkst languid; leooSc.
OonN-Iitile weaker q l8@52
OATs-l6@5Oc.
DARL1Y-Dull l59l8c.
1LoUs-Dan; e8 sO9A8 95.
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V,HE WITNESS,
i OPPOSITE THE JAIL.
By Mira c. w DLNIsoN'
T1,E IyxookxY VICTIM, b. Mrs T. L. bstoo,.
sPisIr RATINGS; by the Rev d. ~ Sntu.
Tar BERo WITNESS; BY III. Rev g. " peIsT
RuI6IeCs IsTELLIGENCC; biogIsP1y unnhs pNss''
fIoa.e and Foreign Jo;'iogs; Sabo>.h AA''ers' A.,
Ten p<rssss small 1Ak; Ii, rA..Ie Scten9. snd AT
EDITORIAL AND CONTRIBUTED .,,
W.. we head Of DIiak lie. Look w bin
o., Ci The Young ADasiesD, b. the Rev Pet-r
sr, 10, In a. F.rcesstls hy the Rev Chss JONES'
s,is Eve Of the Would. BY Sis T. j. The Rev. Dr. Coesyss
o. tie h.v Dudley Tyns -
OPEN COLUMN.
Selected Postry Reviews; Smiles aud Laughter;
CoIIssp reouos, &c. -
II te Laa Of sh BO ,kselefs aud Meas Ageeis,
ROSS TOUscY NsssAa.st., General As.niA
Ofioe 4 The WITNESS No 9l 81 ay.
ON SATURDAY, Nay ~, viii be ready
" Mas sEWE..' New Work,
lkSU LAi
A TALE . CoUk1Ry LIFE.
by Nj = S-yell,
AutbR VI Amy Heibsrl'
2yes lima
o. APPLETON Co.. Psb..sb.rA
Nos 80 AEa 81 Ssosessy.
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90 Drinters.

TYO PRINTERS asd NEWSPAPER PUB
IIsHERs-The sab-sts<rs offer br sale PRINTING Ma
CHINFs Il The following sirss;
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I IobIs-y Under Pfintps hscLises bed 4lnas.
sp.s y,p5sr Printing M~sb,De, bed soxsi.
I stss -cy ifS-r Pnn,ins hsssine bed S1xt.
Job p siins MscLine, bed iSri6.
3lgd PriniiIs Msctirsl
sev,y Hand Presses. With ssam md Self InAiss Mbises
The shoy. ben 10 BIT sbo tine In
comp o,dSr, end w B. soi very .,w Pei Aoriy
r. HOE 4 { =, Noe % ADD 81 O .lds., N. "
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Mem Publications.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
WOOL A =.
By william EAsLt BNpiR'
Author q " Msdslon Hasley," Se.,

II q Il
By william EARLE BNplR
Author of sisdslon liza sley" Se.. &e.,
In orc handsome l2o volume beautifully illustrated nom
designs by ORR. Price, ST.. ,
VIOLA. Oy LOVE AND FAITH, b>oh OF
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N. rinois mental sculpture In Bias eet
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4 az, Io ipg probability. The general theme OF
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Yn aim OF mott authors 10 stretch the organs OF "onaer
their widest exsut xce eteress WIN ~" noucting sns
p,h ~. invite The attention Of the rzde who are requested
90 spd in th.if orders early the hs. sdton s nearly ex
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% with every book vsIyus IN value from . cents to
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
amusemenis.

AATIN SICALE
Avl For the
INAUGURATION
OF he
NURSERY AND CalLp'S HOSPITAL,
fry first street Third avenue,
On SATURDAY, May q, eomDeucing az o'clook
The proceeds Of wkh viii be devoted to the Institute
CARL FORMES other eminent a.iss have youn ered
their ,efycss
PROGRAMME PAR
Duet for two PAnos-N aris,iops on Bohemian .
VI, lssohn end Mo 90 slles.
Madame SCHLARBAUM and Mr.. TIMM.
TeZstto from Se niirAnid@ Rssin
Miss MADELINE GELLlE. Miss MARY GELLtE md
Mons RlNARDE
Violin Solo, with Piano Accom- annent
Nj HAGAN.
Ana from La isiaue VIZ
Hap Solo-Lucr zis Borgis Avars.
APTOMMAS.
Aria CARL FORMES.
flnsrniss.op Of Fifteen Minutes
PART H.
Du=tto-Sciree Musicale Rossin
TIE Misses GELLiE.
MI BRASSES.
Grad Duo. Hsrp and Pisno-from Anna Bo'.ns sad o.
Madame sCHLARBAuM AND Sr AProMMAS.
eolo-Clarionette. Mr. WEIsMUJLEa
CARL FORMES.
Tke's esh-to b. had AZ Crlwels Book store, No. 699
Broadway 9Th the Music stores OF Messrs Schsfen
berg Luis and Br. using and a. the Everett New York
& ar, ndop, Metropolitan and 81. Nicholas Hotels
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SCENES OF CLERICAL LIFE. A Newell The Sad Fortunes
az the Rev Amos BsIton.-Mr. Gfls Love-Sory-Janets
Repentance. By GEORGE ELIOT. avo. Paper 50 cents
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1853.
NOTICE TO NEWS AGENTS.

NEw-Y DIRK NJ T. r Q Z r. Z.
All COUNTRY DEALERS who unable 20 get full supplies
Of THE MERCURY together with an sbdnda1oe OF show ball.
Ags1t, HENDaICKSOS BLAKE,
Psckers snd Fowuder- Of ell Daily and Weekly New.Psp~
&c. No l07 Nassau. GER Ann-s., NevYork.
THE MESSAGE.-Tbe first number of new
ard di.ne, 'aies, devoted eHu'iv"yt TO hEyiV AIS !.
row ready Amo The contents Revival Enterprise"
Sri. ard Tvb.Is Of the Revival" The Every Day and Eve
rywb,re R.ieop-is Progress, The Remarkable Worn 10
Colc.,sO New Re igious novrmspts (" and
GENERAL SUMMARY OF REVEALS IN 1855.
,b 0o pisces alphabetically .rrsnsed ard 01 800
corv,r,ora Sold sDgly Gems ~ per TO- Served 20
subs 50 c.Dt per arnum fr e. ~ for SIS Address
DERBY l. JACKSON Publishers, No. 1i9 Nsssaust Y
DRINTERS' aad ENGRAVERS' CARDS and
i CARD BOARD, At ALIENS Card Depot, No. u Beck
nsp NewYoik verJ low rates for cash o) slee. Of
CARDBOARD Consist Of China Ss.!o Prcssa S1a
cleo Rsilrc sd Railroad cte: Printers ard Coored ards al
kinds 4o OF The sboye kinds Of al sizes e0 Gold
Show Card 2oM0 Chrouoype do SO doz Fancy
C~ds doz Firenrp- Military and Civis Baa Cads so
doz Orders OF Dancing ali pain and fancy GLAZED
all coors Grade suppledl; Bronzes al qualities JOHN
ALLFN Agent. No. 50 Bee kmao-s'-, n Y.
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fireworks.

EDGEs FIRST PREMIUM COLORED AND
~ BRILLIANT FIREWORKS
LsbOrzioIy, North Point, Jersey City, N. j.
wMJ SYMS6 BRO, SOLE AGENTS,
No $40 BROAD NAY, NETWORK;
Wher, san pies EXHIBITION PIECES also variety of
PIRFWORKs 10 Gales such frecraosers
Tcrn.ds Wh.s Tiai BeDgols Lights Rockets Roman
Caaaks MiLes, Bsttsiies, &c, may DE- 70 ma ~, =.
Committees supplied with fGohc DisP@Ss ~
IT rotic
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M A SPLENDID and RAPID HAND
sb l.. WRITING w lie
II ,rdys AIR IN 8 SELF SSrRUC TORin fESMAS
". 6 HseLAURINx Co, No. 81 Bsssswsy, ~
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FOwLERs ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR SCHOOLS. The
Epsish Lsu in It's Elements and Forms With His
try Of its Origin AID Development Abridged from The
O,ayo EehiOn. Designed for General u:e in Schools and
Fauii,s By WILLIAM &. FOWLER late Professor OF
Rhetoric ia Anheut College. l2mo. Sheep 81
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HARPER BROTHERS will send either Of the above works
BY mail postage paid tor distance IN the United bses snder
500 miles,, on Iecep, Of the money.
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Cost an6 fonno.

a. = REWARD will be paid for the return OF ,
Up ~ small bsck and un c,i rel DOG, suppoe ed 20 bsv
,usy d from III. house Apply at NJ. 8, Eat y5d.st.
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DEBIT AND CREDIT. ANovtL Trausasd from the Germ
of GUSTAV FREyTAG. BY L. e. c. With Preface
CHRis1IAS CHARLES JosIAs BuSsEs, BID, DEL d 2
limo. Muslin vi.
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ANY Lady wishing to ADOPT MALI IN.
"A FAINT, American parents eaa hsse I as y .YP'
~ ''''t''- W. " w H. MAXWELL d.
NOTICE to TELEGRAPHERs.-Ih IeIe
IN rsrh Line runnips from Ausa-t. es choe,s.
falfosd ard Western and AtAare h'f~l -, 80,
Temp 10 offered for sse fls line i sure 20 Dc ne osl pcs
hne IN tie South By looiips ;he map wlI os sen "a
sse:s az Aoer,t wi Tie Wsshinso, 80 H. "a ~.
rsph Line ard Sashys with tie Sations LIZ. ~ 80
only cru.. ire between Washington .ad New one.
H., - 80 49," A D. HANHErT, MJis,'AG Go
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ITO STEREOTYPERS, PUBLISHERS aua
OTHERS-Fo- 90 e. the GOOD WILL FIXis 81 a11
all he APPARAIUs OF the old established sFEhEOlirn
FOUNDRY owned and successfully carried on Tor many I
by the late r. c. Vslez,ine. ,,.I ,,,,s1
The PoaIdery IA fy supplied with type Of si 1ds reqoed
on The Jusu. all its brancbes AID ouets
poriuniiy is.ly q et With Hy person deshSe !"
the tsuI -, ,-.h L..
If &c; epclsd OF .: private sale on CT eiorr S 81 -
II viii then he offered q. public s1saon " '" " ~
Aduinis.ra:ors. ~ Q, c.,,,.
For further particulars, inquire the Founaery' w. "
a. n. Y, o. THOS w. RESSIE- o,rnrc A.,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11
|eivaI Revolution at N. Orleans
IRE OF THE ARSENAL By TIL
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.

4E EI1RE OF THE ARSENAL By THE
u VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
~ ORLEANS, June The Reform Rev,
4 growing out of the numerous riots and
.E;nations IN this city, broke out last night
nj formation and organization of powerful
,nee Committee, who have taken posses
n the city With the determination of en-
I'd 2 lynch law.
#Ie Vigilance Committee, among whom are
III Of our most respectable citizens, took
ssion in large numbers of the Arsenal in
Kson Square, and this morning the Vigl-
u Executive Committee calls on all the law
order loving citizens to jim them, and an
Me- their determination to carry their meas
kout.
thing else has transpired yet, except that
,n are loaded aud posted about the arsen-
Ind about two hundred armed men arc on
b. Vigilance Committee have presented an
lpendent ticket For Mayor and municipal of
4. in antagonists to the ruff ,nism Of both
bid parties.
sEcoND DEsPArcH.l
hay 3, ll.30. -Gencral Tracy's division Of
ki4 j. called out. The Common Council are
e.rst session and in much confusion.
H. Council have possession of the First
Arict Armory, with only ten rounds of am
Elton.
1 battle is expected this afternoon between
Vigilance Committee and the city au.hori
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11
PER|IG SALE OP RElI, ESTiTB

Id virtue Of an order ol The QIpha is Court uI
A9 Bedford county, tho subscriber win sell at
public sale, on .te premises, on Saturday The 26h
dan r. JHae inst the following real estate, late the
property of Jacob Hitchew, decd, viz
tract of 1And stua e in Napier township, Bed
ford county. adjoining lands Of Henry Wonders,
Peter Heiner, Amos McCreary, John Shaffer and
Others containing forty five acres, between fifteen
and twenty acres Of which are cleared and ndcr
fence, an having thereon erected two-story log
DWELLING HOUSE, stable with threshing floor,
and spring house, and there is also good spring
near the dwelling. There is fine promising young
orchard on the place just beginning to bear
DAVID HITCHEW, .7dm'r,
June A. 1853
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11
BEDFORD INQUIRER.
NOTICE in LIBiL FOR DIVORCE.

Charles 7. Blake, In the Common Pleas Of
vs.. Bedford county,
Margaret Blake, No. 80 May Term, 1858.
Whereas Charles Il. Blake did prefer his petition
to the judges Of the court of Common Pleas Of the
County ef Bedford praying for the causes therein
set forth that he be divorced from the bonds Of
M@trimony entered into with Margaret Blake. we
therefore command yom we before commanded
you the said Margaret Blake, that laying aside all
otEer business and excuses whatsoever, you be and
appear in your proper persons before Judges at
Bedford on the lst Monday the Both day of Aug ),
next, to answer the petition or libel Of the said
Charles i. Blake, and show cause why the said
Charles I. Bllke. your husband should not be d.
yorced from the bonds of Matrimony agreeably to
the act of assembly in such case made and provided
and hereof fail not.
Sheriff'S Office, WM. FLUkE,
Bedford, May q, '5S. Sheriff.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11
FHIRD DESPATCH.
THE RIOT ACT READ.

zSune 3,-l2, noon-Fhe excitement contin-
# to increase, and both the authorities and
nS Vigilance Committee are arInihg for the
dSfl ct. The militia are ut their armories
Ne eed in making ball cartridges, the Vigi-
10 Committee having possession OF the ar
III. The Mayor has just completed read
ns the riot act at the headquarters of the Nig-
III ice Committee.
June t. The treaty Of peace which has
IN signed, agrees to the following terms: =
Ayor Waterman for the city authorities, aud
%oeral Lewis, the Superintendent of the cleo
IN to be held on Monday, accepted the fore
M the Vigilunce Committee as a special po-
~ to protect property and life, and to exc
IA tie laws. The Vigilance Committee does
n dishand, but is to retain its orgauizItion as
military body as long as may be necessary for
seir defence and the performance Of their le-
Aimate duties. The rabtle are still in the
Neets, but the number is comparatively small ,
M no more trouble is expected.
BJunc 40 o'clock z. NJ. = We are on thc
n of fresh excitemeuts An iuflmmatory
hbard has been issued calling the Ameri-
Aps to arms TO resist the authority of the Vigi-
Snce Committee
Cae man has heen killed, anl another waund-
b by accident ia the headquarters of the CON-
kttce.
june SO o'clock 4. M.-The mob ooIeo
II By the ineenaiary plaeards, were addres, ed
4 Col. Uhrisly, candidate fer mayor, aud by
ii. Henry, Of the Niearaguan arny. They
bllsd Tie Americans to arms, and offer to lead
feharoe agaiust the Vigilance Committee al
bon to day.
J. P. White, money broker, was shot at
hd very dangerously wounded last night, II
tont of the City Hotel. Mr.. White, is said tt
ave furnished the cotton bales used in forming
be barrieades constructed by the Nigi.anet
'ommittoe.
Over eifteen Lurrered names have beer
nrolled by the committee, in anticipation o
urther troubles, which now appear to threatel
he peace Of the city.
The Americans have since carried the city
II the municipal election
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11
MARRIED.

On Thursday morning, june Sd, at Harris
burg,by Rev. D. W Bartine, Hon. SAMUEL L.
RUSSELL, Of Bedford, to Miss EMILY r. MoNT-
GoMERY, of Harrisburg.
On Tuesday evening, June lst, by the Rev.
b. X. Junkin, AIr. JACOB MATTERN, to Miss
MARGARET GIBSON, all of nollidaysburg.
In Schellsburg, on Thursday the Sd day Of
Jure, inst, by Duncan McVicker, Esq, Mr.
EPnRAIM DAVIS 20 Miss SARAH ANN BLACK
BURN, all of Napier Up.
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NOTICE 10 REIiILERS.

TN pursuance Of an Act OF Assembly approved
l. the 9Th day Of May, A. D., 1854, requiring tile
Treasurer of each County to publish in the months
of April and May, of each year, list Of all Re-
tal-rs of Foreign ard Domestic Goods, Wares,
and Merchan9isn, notice is hereby given TO Re-
taers in classes, directed by law, that the Taxes
must be paid to the County Treasurer, on or be.
fore the lst day II AUGUST next.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11
May 28 1858
SIIERIpP'S SilE

Ply virtne of An Alias writ Of Yend Exponas to
directed. there will be exposed to public sale,
at the Court House, in the Borough Of Bedford on
Saturday, the 26th day Of June, A. d. 1858. at /
O'Clock, 2. M, the following property, TO Wit One
tract OF Land containing 20 acres, more or less,
about 100 acres cleared and under fence, with two
story log house, with kitchen attached and log barn
thereon erected, also apple orchard thereon, add
joining lands of James Clark the south east, nd
the Juniata river the north and west, situate in
Liberty township, Bedford county. Seiyed ana ia
ken in execution as the property of Jacob SndeI
and 10 ho sold for cash. by WM. 5. FLUCK
Sherid's Office May 28 '5S Sheriff
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11
SHRYOCK & SMITH,
CMAyyRETySRURG. PA.

H1OOKSELLERS and STATI0NERS, and
- Dealers in Music and Musical Instruments.
our stock consists Of Books, Stationery, Mu-
sic. Musical Instruments, Watl papers, Blinds,
French, German and American Autographs
and steel engravings, gilt moudngs for frames,
etc. ETC., wholesale and retail. DR.. b. f..
Harry is our agent for Bedford, and all orders
given him win be promptly attended TO,
March Z 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11
TIE MARKETS.

90 to S4 81 per barrel, for common, and $5 for
extra brands Rye Flour at $3.50 per tarrel.-
Wheat, good red at 90aI00 cents and prime white
at 10 to rs cents per bushel Corn, good, at
from 60 to 20 cents per bushel. Penn'a Rye at 10
cents per bushe Pennsylvania Oats at 81 cents
per hushel.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11
DIR. y, y. ASHCONF.

NTOULD respectfully inform the public that he
w has located permanently at Hopewell, Bed
ford County, Pa, in the practice of medicine,
and socits the patronage of the citizens OF Town
and Country, he can be found at all times at Capt.
Beckwth's Hotel or as his office, lately occupied
ty DR.. II. A. Dorsey, decd, unless professionally
engaged.
Hopewen, juno II, l858.-c'
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BEDFORD ACADEMY.

The Summer session of this Institution will
commence on Wednesday, April 2lst
The efficient County Superintendent ofthe Pub
lie Sch ools, Rev. H. Heckerman, will assist in the
instruction of youth during the coming quarter.
Persons therefore, wishing to pursue a course of
study with the view of preparing themselves to
teach in our Common Schools, will enjoy iare ad-
vantages in connection with this Institution.
GEORGE W. .AJGHINBAUGH,
April 8, 1868. Principal.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11
DIED.

In Londonderry Township, Bedford County.
Pa, after lingering Sickness of some eleven
months, Mrs MARGARET EVANS wife Of Da-
vid V. Evans, aged % years, month, and p
days, leaving behind bereft husband aud two
small! children.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11
Attention Bedford Rifemenl

NoU are hereby ordered TO meet in Bedford at
n s O'Clock, A. NJ, on Friday the 18th day OF
June, inst, in uniform, for the purpose OF
going to Bloody Run, in pursuance of an order OF
the Brigade Inspector, to form a Regiment, and
elect field officers. 1t is important that every
member should turn ont with his arms and ac-
coutrements in first rate order.
By order of the Captain.
WILLIAM RITCHEY, o. S.
June 4. 1858.
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Alias Subpoena ON Libel for Divorce.
N 0DMHg & NC :

IS hereby given, in pursuance of an Act entitled
Act for the regulation Of the uniformed Militia OF
the Commonwealth of Penna., approved April 2lst,
1885, tSee Sec 4th, Art. l2th,) that all the organ
lied and uniformed Companies Of the county Of
Bedford, are hereby required and commanded to
meet in the town OF Bloody Rum in said county, on
Friday, the 18th of June, next, at 10 0o'elock. A.
NJ, when and where they will be organized into a
regiment, and also will, said day, elect per-
son fill the Office of Colonel, person to fill
the office Of Lieut. Colonel, and person fill
the Office Of Major, in pursuance OF said Act.
LEMUEL EVANS, Brigade Inspector,
lst B., 10th ID.
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Glue hianufact9ry.
DTssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP

rENlIE partnership heretofore existing between
H. lleniy S. King and James Madara, under the
nave and frm of Maiara, King Co., doing
business at T.omnos Iron Works, in Hopewel
Township Bedford County is dissolved by mutual
consent. HENRY >. KING,
Nov 27, 1857 .-tf JAMES MADARA.
THE business of manufacturing iron at Lem
nos Iron Works, viii be continued by the under
signed, Who has perchased all the interest of his
late partner james Madara in the books, property
and effects, belonging to the late firm of Madara
King & Co.
Nov ", 1657.-tf HENRY S. KING.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11
NOTICE.

LETTERS of administration on tue Estate OF
John Lutz, late OF Snakeswins Township, decd,
having been granted to the subscriber, residing in
said township, all persons indebted to said estate
are therefore notified to make payment mnediate-
w. and those having claims against said estate WI
present them forthwith properly authenticated Tor
settlement Mill Abb ~ > -
Mly 81, 1858. 'S'l' :.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11
DisSoIution of PartnershiD.

THE partnership heretofore existing and trading
nnder the firm name of Blymire K Hartley, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
Books notes and accounts in the hands of VIM
Hartley, wno is hereby authorized to settle the
same. All persons knowing themselves ndebte ed
to the firm of Blymire & Hartley, will save costs
by paying up, before the Books and notes are pla-
ced in the hand of collector.
March 26, 1858.