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scnooL ExANrNsr The Examination of the
pupils of the Marshall University commenced on
Tuesday morning and closed Thursday evening last,
The exercises have Teen Of exceedingly Interesting
character, ant, We pleased 10 state have attracted
the marked attention Of the citizens Of aud coun
Try. as well as many from distance. Each day the
spacious building has been crowded by an Intelligent,
and critical audience. The result has been in every
respect, satisfactory, and has elected from tho@e In.
lerested in our educational interests tie highest com.
mendstions. The President Mr. X. A. Feel, has -us.
anes.'be enviabls reputation which he brought with
him 10 Texas, and has fully met the expectations aud
predictions Of his ricnas.
lauht'rss more extended notice than we are able
20 bostow, -'ill be given Of this examination
so- Hos joins II. Rrsn,S, Representative In Con-
eress from hi, District. arrived IN Marshall on Tues
lay evening last and left for hi, home IN Anderson
county, IN "Wednesday morning ", were pleased 10
see him i,akrr 49, we'll
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lcciion of the plaintiffs. Such oas'
POSSIBLY might arise
Viewing this ease with exclusive reii'
orence to the facts alitdged "a the re'i'
lion. it is certainly true that although
the Decd of Trust may be- void, there are
facts upon which its nulli'y depends as
appears from the petition which are not
nrnarcnt on the face OF the decd, that
rust he established hy testimony and
found hy the verdict of jury; and tins
being tree am not permitted hy law 70
,rca, the defendants as mere trcspdsscT7
It appears to me that the only rclicl
TO which the plaintiffs can be- entitled,
before 6nal iudgmcn, is by bill To wind
I'D the Affairs of the company as that ol
ON. incapable of accomplishing the Oh
iects Of i's organization, or by a biil Tor
a writ Of scqucstra,ion, and neither %
these cases is made by The p'iitior
ORDER As TO THE PETITION
decline granting the prayer oi 'h'
foregoing petition for the want Of marii'
therein
c. 4 FRYER
judge 9Th District
jung -. 1853
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We have been patiently waiting Tor oar cotemp"rt
~ Ut tho Flag to Hforn as what DE meant by saying
that the gentlemen dominated hy the Democracy oi
this county for the various cnuuty offices. are men pf
unque.tnnably bad antccclenti.' We have hefnrt
asked the question aud tAc Flag hl. given forth no
response, Does orr contemporary expect g. dalte the
natter We would Ike to have a reply. 1t l. dac %
the gentleman as.aled and {, tba.c who nominated
them. To assert that number Of persons, several Of
whom have been reared in this community and All OF
them considered fat We have been able 10 learn.
hish.nnded honorable men and who well fitted
for the positions 70 which they aspire possessed
IT uuqpe.tonahly bad antoccdenis t-sayug great
Head. When press makes such a grave allegation 1t
ought 10 be aide TO hack and not cndeayor n cover
H. r,rcut hy silence. Win The Flag respond ar J
il Il cauno, sustain the charge back down from +,
a. gracefully AZ possible
ngwc publish, commencing on our irs; page the III
ferent orders Of the District Judge Hon. e. A. Frazer
IN relation the southern Pacific Railroad with the
opinion OF the Judge apon the matter. before him. It
will be seen TINT the wrts issued designed TO
restrain the new organization from controlling the
property, and exercising the franchises of the incof
portion The decision does not In any manner reach
the merits Of the question Of title.
The trial occupied entire week in which the
whole subject was investigated The speeches Of ccuH
sci alone. embraced near laur days,
The toll proceedings woad dIl yolume q $50
pages We designed giving a hsef review Of the
controversy in this issue # npf paper hu' we have
already much on the subject. Of the southern
Pacific Railroad that have deferred II. con-iderl-
ton In order avoid wearsng the patience Of oar
readcr-.
The pul9ic desire the facts in relation to the trans
actions of this company, its management and the
causes which have coaspiFcd t. produce the present
difficulties and they may rely upon our giving them
so far As they may come to or knowledge affect
whom they may.
This invest cation tally confirmed our prcyio1. con.
'eton- that the deed Of trust and the sale under il
canno, stand ieforo the OF the country. Such
We believe to Ia The sentiment of very large MAORI
y OF the people Of Iexas already, and particularly Of
those who attended this trial
Bu, BE- tina, as may, thing IS evident this con.
test going a, the sacrifice Of the great enterprise
Under elimination and rccrimnation both parties are
becoming embiercd, and with the prospect Of an in
iermnable law suit, the golden opportunity Of secu
ring the iache route through Texas will he lost,
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Ia, .o NJ, puvaI Nlcro a Co,
a,harrb,,, Tbcy will all survive, per
"''i'' ,r;.L ~. cyrenti,p Of Xavier
p'i.,,l, ~ 1t,,.b.,tre thc baratouc Of
~. -, o,,.r, 1,,upe. Of Nrw o..
~. V;ll;rm Ray and William How
III =, ,,,i.,ill,.
Syn V,,ds pittsbnrr John H. n.
Fn,.itud. t..,tge Blazer l'lttsburr: Jnu
so,.r. obio, lso,c Wislcr. stark county.
ms. vs,.i.r Ranch -trashnurr Of ibc
pra,,.A o,,r, Tr.une If Now orleans:
/ IN, H.. If the French Opera
- ,.f %c,, Orleans. Robert Broth.
.o..,n Columbus Ohio badly burned:
-, u.r,r,.irk y Ynrk ecailed and
i.r,,s.J Rnlnrt Chairman. New Orleans
.,..l4.i. Cant Karker New York.
s,.,ldod. cherries Aslhrook. st. Louis
sc,lj.J. Gaafeo sands. New Orleans
.i,no,r,p.. can't John " Fairfield. Boss
81, ,r,st,r If tho Gulf stream. danger
..,,.. It.,r.. ~bult, - l,ouis not dan
....r,.,ts ,6iury of me hrad: Matthew
..aa.,f..r, ~ Louis badly acalded
p,r, os rms Sry,rrn K rg FmssyY
r,,,.s p,rtis cbiG eppinecr, Father
n.l,er,ix N,,g Orleans. John Bautschcr
X,v orlo.ps
n-rlegs u.s. rus PysxvtgtvA Capt
J,A, Klinoc.lter. ESCAPED without injury,
: Moods. SECOND clerk. slightly IN.
,,red. Henry Clements. st l.ouis. third
cl.r .nvetrlv scallrd. Francis boris
.cra,,l .ro,u.rr dead kbner Martin.
fest ,,,ta J,p..er,ns. second mate. name
apkpoyyn dangerously scaldcd. YIN
J,rkaon Lr,ington. bar-keepcr. slightly
.,,ldcd
It.rof p,..rveFes sayFp + II lIar.
ry1ad ,y.6.. two children aud servant;
II paricr wife child and servant; Mrs
Nrvtnn. Mary Bother; Edward Booth.
wife and TIVE children: lsaac + Ticc.
Baltimore, Mr.. \. Fowler. French Opera
Tr,naa New Orleans. Capt Jones. wife.
two children and servant Nlrhl Naae
Mrs Braih~rsion and son, ONO; y. 7.
Horton ex-t,avornar Of Texas. wife and
on. T,,,.cs Tbomusou badly injured
u.I...l pxc,rA Niss. Genrrc \
=, n. lin N,,r,s. II
,i'''t l., $500. 4 I'M,
Snin. Virginia ''H" "''''i
Porter; Aihef Morton, h'aiN h4uI,l'
John tiuillspu; James Dunn; 'h'tlr-
-ewell Texas; Isaac W Usher. injured;
sister Caroline Convent Of New Orleans:
Nj, N,ey Rick. Henry Mcpnugal.
81 ,t Ill Id. Siytrr N,rv ELLEN
; ','' ~ -, NJ. At
Vtl'ahH invent ','''' 80 II
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NEW ORLgAss, May I, 1865.
(coSrprSnaL)
On. H. s. fnote, Memphis.
DEAR SIn:-On my arrival here en- Tues.
day last found state of things in cx-
is,cuce, AS regards the :. p. Railroad.
that makes i mv duty 10 say io YOU ,o
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,ut and not commit yourself IN any way
as fear the affairs Of the company have
assumed shape that 1t may he necessa-
~ tn sell out,
yon will Of cuursc consider the above
confidential
Very truly, your friend,
JOHN X lERGER
T. : Ny brother, George ;, advises
the above.
!. KY.
know nothing Of those lottsrs except
what is derived from the letters THEM
selves. bn, is they are on the letter book
Of the Company and of the Secretary al
New Orleans they must have been
known to the Secretary, and received
Ills sanction and approval ! fofbear
all comment hut produce these lettcrs
to rehut thu imputation that | have
been IN dsfaRh, and thus produced
the sale These letters bear date thc
7fh Of Nav vet the President as late As
the l2th OF May, Is calling upon 'hF
stockholders lor aid to arrest the sale
Letters Ia me as late as May es
press the hope aud desire that may BE-
"'', " ''''' -. nu ,ha d., Nav \,
on ''. -, , ~ "u IN ' '' ~
s9'N : $50 i.anrnt srn III, consi..
,ne O'',s '".S -, ct,;,rt and sac,
~" VI " 80 ~ IL af,,r ,he lr,,or.
NJ. I yor..,r ~ the IN of Nav
" W. -. EN- wbi.b c,an..
H.. ,,.',,',,.
'' w. ~ 80 A., t,ur,s.,.,, I.,,c,
III" .G,, T., ut. a. snnJrv ner.nn.
III. '''' t,'rl -, ,br un,aher !.
G"', 49, - yir.,;.i, nr Tefri, n
,l,l'..n ~ p r (n.her If Nissis
... a'l r. r,st ~ Nv yorl. IN
which hc SAYS The fact Is. the con
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M All sllsscril.ers ~ the Republican out Of tli.
ttnftYare requested Co pay 10 advance for The f~asni
hsi i. nom trouble 80 collect such small sums than
o. earn tie money
or Money for subscriptions ~ for dues 20 the r.
publican nre can &C. forwarded hy mail ai oHr riss
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INV 'iltAN7f t'", 1000
II ". Waiter, Esq Uoliy Sprays Nus
On my return from 81 Louis, | saw
Or Fowlkcs for moment III Memphis
From him learned that You had agreed
a IL the terms OF an agency for the $
+ Il. Co. On my getting here J found d
state of things. that makes il my duty
10 say to You to hold or for the pres
emf and not commit yourself in any way
as fear the affairs Of the company have
assumed shape that 1t may he neeessa-
rs tu sell out
yon will Of cuursc consider the above
confidential
Very truly, your friend,
JOHN X lERGER
7. : Ny brother, George ;, advises
the above.
J. X. Y.
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Very respectfully, ,s
JEpTItA FOWLKE

Directors present TO whom ! s".y
ted this proposition: Geo. :. VERGE, j
Post, r. Butler King. r. !. Archer, III
Hall, A. NJ. Holhrook. W. 7. Scot. ~ y,
c. 5. Todd. II was not responded !" -
acceptance, and ! requested. in oTue' 80.
vindicate myself, should the conse'l "r ..;o
predicted follow, to have this prop''s''.,
spread upon the minutes Of the con" n
and | Gad lcm rs above, on pay
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-uY OBJECTS or THE o7Posirios-rRh pot'
oY THE DEMOCRACY

Tn. re, Orleans semi weekly Rulctn % the +'i'
Contain. leader against universal suhfase' ''i
,arl D., extract. frnn tive Providence Ut - jour
nal and the Richmond (Nsl Wing, each ana ''i "'
then identified with the Know Nothing party 'iap'
tered IN their. feelings Of hatred Of everything n'"'
sra,c. aud beading paror- in tn, respective state N
sh,eh the, arr pnb'.hed each With hundred -'''i'
lie. /, reflect it, opinions The Bulletin belongs ~
that class OF public journals which represent lafs'
not very formidable number Of the people OF ths
country in favor of restricting political privileges 70
Ala, p,,,ue.t ifeum.crihcd limits consistent With The
le, OF r,pubeanisin and placing the Governments ~
the hand. of a limited few It was but few months
,,, that il had the tcmcrty dcclarv il. opposition
l., $50 elective Judiciary which was sustained by
The National lntcgencer and hy otheF public Journals
If ike pabtieal aifuiic.. Growing morc bold il has
a, length thrusn 81 the mack, and is Va ia''r OF
placing restriction upon the right Of voting ha'
whether Intelligence or wealth Is % constitute the
criterion does not appear
For e. puhhr journal which has sustained the Amer
ean pari, IN all IT. phases and compleNinns ~ IL
PLATFORMS and crccds with all it, appeals To popular
prciudee and passion, which has GUESSED over ami
auaorised Tot all IT, cnHrntcs - indite an article
on Tie Disorder. which hlyc come with Universal
sufriro" or under the imposing heading oi lop
MAR l'f'''.'','' ,. -, ,c h,.,sr,
-, Cine ,c,to,. in the elite. Of tho United state. arr
portrayed in the most repu'i'e but truthful .'i''Hs'
and ''se 'o''''' w @'" ~ - W., -. sio,r.
-. r. ..,l ,,..,,mpt.ln which we cannot apder
stand The Richmond Wing draws gaph' P''nIe
of these ropnlar ostbr,al. iu the course Of which 10
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= - JUN v
w Il ALLEN


e. = Verge. Ell
pgAw ~iH As a southern Pacific stock
halder. hold j63O shares al iu my."wn name'
and all paid up and received my tniep'i 10 Jan
uary a-t. entered eu ihe back Of each certificate
ss 1ad mp to that date new upcat iiity-siN-
hundred and thirty shares. VIII y9u please vote
this stock nr nv a. ! slll adyise Mako such
selections a.. You know for sound. prudent, ba.i.
ness men in whom YOU have fab conhdenco, will
protect my interest as siocbho'der. do hop,
YOU viii elect such men IA viii falls protect anl
save our road from loss or damage ! am vcrS
sorry ia hear Of the troubles now on hand but
hop, the new board viii protect VS.
Pleas a. soon "a, The election IS over to seid
,ae 81 copy of the hoard eject and then advi-'
me- if ihc read was sold aud for what parpose
Of what Is The condition Of things for have ~
vested a. Won scp very large amount u thu
enicrprizc and It It goes down. shall h. great
sulAsrfr
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Gcores {. Leiryaop Esq, soy har Or'edns.
psAa sir -Nou wrote ne some months ago
Wa in NJ danger under the decd Of trust that
legitimate iouo fde stockhoider- who had paid
the cash Tor their stock NOT paid for 10y
constructive scrvicee) were oil provided for IN
tlc d,td of trust at least with The mortgages.
by written agreement outside Of The dod 81
trust to the effect that such stockholders could
not tc prjHlicod by any sale that might he
made, Sc.
rely upon that as my only hope; not 80 much
for myself bat ! pat he motfg 81 hcip'ct f1atfo'
~ ms Sod. emf ter them ! fse' ro.eerHed doPfg
eanoraai For God sake protect the stock my
aame represents on your book. i3l SHARES
heicvc. or It33.
II you have time write me word of cucour'
agcmcnt ] have full faith in Mr. Ncrgcr. man
agcment and think be ia laborng for vii true and
valid stockholders and SO with all Of Won.
Very truly Yours
THO 4. ONENION.
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RECEIPTS OF REPUBLICAN.

On Attention ). called to the cord Of Mcsr-. Oeh.
Itue & lAp4comhf.
lss~ Congroz- ndlnnrned on the lith. pu-
ring il session, @ passed. iiits two general act.
twoniysix joint resolutions. and any number al
private acts for the relief Of iudi,idua~
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T. : I Thought from the circular printed
after your meeting last Fail and Winter. you
ua. alb right | had friend Of the road
900 eope ol that circular printed here for
distribution.
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WasniScroS, June 22d.--Onicial adj
Vices from the government Of England
by the last arrival are more favorable
than has been represented The dis
patches received state that the British
government does not insist on the right
ot search, or even Of visiting American
vessels as right, hut asks for some
amicahlc arrangement whereby tho sup
precision Of the slave trade can be better
accomplished, and desires that all differ
enccs between tho two governments be
amicabIy adjusted. A willingness is ex-
pressed % make ample repaYaiion for all
injuries sustained by American ships
growing out Of the recent imrruacnce Of
the officers Of the British gull squadron.
There was n heavy storm at Norfolk,
Wa. on the 18th and 18th Junc. and Il
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TINS NAuoN,L BfAR Gtgr-N During rho
session of Couen-.- closed no les. thnn fiye pr
sonal alteration. have taken place between mesa.
her.. viz, Grow and Keiu, Clay and tallam
Iluche. and IIarri4. Davis apd benjamin. apd
Gwiu and Wilson,
~ fhosc aho hse rcad flrtn ~,UNr ueeg
pronounce . ouc o tae most adn -rIe u'ss- o' Co.
day. It b. Gilpl with ehoiec rtcaut gums, Eoy
ono tia, can 90 81, ought e. 81 uac oi t'r-e boob
A lew mar. u.mau ror .a'cat q. r. u,des
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There was n heavy storm at Norfolk,
va. on the 18th and 9th June, and Il
great food IN consequence
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Be Col W. Il. u. Ward secretary at the new
s. T. Railroad company calls meeting OF .tock-
holders
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plsion nad cennagration If ihc steamer Pennsylvania
ns- See announcement Tor County Commissioner.
We do not charge suh.erihers who may wish their
aalnes announced f1r this office. These who not
saiscTbef HISS; pay 20. Men who do no, take either
VI our Marshall papers, OF SOME Texas paper must
pay q, for W. hold That $50 man can make good
county Commissioner, or other county officer who IS
tao clo-c.6.tcd or llheritr . take paper.
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Fog fuEF o. sTlcF
" VI. II. Il L. L~E Y.
foR district ClFRK
j. ~. MCFARLAND.
FOR torNrY CLERK
u. J.. tNIDERItt.
ron SHERIFF
". l.. pItkENS.
FOR ASSESSOR
G.. Il. FISHER.
ron TREASURER
TIIOS. ANFORD.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
T7.P0RTANT no NALL OWNERS

AIooDWARD'S Improved Smut and Screen
w ing Machines, Mill Bushes, Boiling Cloths.
and Bran Dnsters. Of the most improved pan,
Mill Screws, Corn and Cob Grinders. Patent
Bridges for Mill Spindles, Portable Mills, war
ranted to grind ten bushels per hour, Mill
lions and Mill Burrs made to order. Also,
Stover's Patent Corn Kiln and Grain Dryer
valuable invention. The above articles are
kept constantly on hand, and can be obtained
at any time, from S. d. BROAD,
SchelIsburg, Bedford County, who is also the
agent for Bedford, Somerset, aud adjoining Cuun-
les,
Mill wright work done al the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms.
February Is, 1856.
MCCORMICK Reaper and Mower for sal.
ul by s. d. BROAD,
at Schellsburg, Pa, agen, for Blair and Bedford
counties
February Is, 1856.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
BEDFORD INQUIRER.
HpWiRD ASSOCIATION.
A Beneroienf Insfi,f0u, established b. specsal en-
dormesf fof The rclief Of he sick aud dis
iressed, afflicted rifh Iirulent aad

A Beneroenf Iasfwfiou, established By SPECIAL en-
dcirmenf for fhe rclief Of the sick aud dis.
iressed, afflicted arih Jfp'uiem and
Epidemic diseases
TEyO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
A. such as SPERMATORRHEA, SEMINEL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHEA,
GLERT, SYPHILIS, the Vice Of 0NANISM,
or SELF ABUSE,
The HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the
awful destruction of human life, cagsed by Sexual
diseases and the deceptions practised upon the
unfortunate victims of such diseases by Quaclks,
several years ago directed their Consulting Sur
geon as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF their
name, to open Dispensary for the treatment Of
this class of diseases, in all their forms and to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, TO all who
apply ly letter. with description Of their condi-
tion, Gage, occupation, habits OF life, e..fl ii
cases Of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDI-
CINES FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needless TO
add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill of the age and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review Of the past, feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere of benevo-
lent effort, have been OF great benefit TO the afiictz
ed especially to the young, and they have resoiv-
ed TO devote themselves, with renewed zeal to
this very important but much despised cause.
Just published by the Association, Report on
Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, the Yico
of Onanism, MasturbatioD or Self Abuse, and 9TH
er Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, by the Consult
ing Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, lin a
sealed letter enyelope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on
receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. GEORGE
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard AS
poeiation, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Fhladel-
shia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTW ELL, President
GEo. FAIRcHILD, Secretary.
A
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
BLOODY RUN FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

THE subscribers prepared, at their
Foundry in Bloody Run, to fill all orders for cast
ings OF any description for Grist and Saw N ills,
Thrcshing Machines, Apple Mills, Ploughs, and
all things else in their line that may be needed in
this or the adjoining counties.
We manufacture Threshing Machines of 2 4 or 6
Horse power, WaTranted equal if not superior to
any made in the State. We keep constantly on
hand fun assortment of Woodcock, Plug, and
Hillside Ploughs tcarraRted to give satisfaction ear
no sale. Points, shares and llndsdes, TO fit all
Woodcock Seyier Ploughs in the County.
Farmers Bells, Ploughs aud Castings of our
make may be had at Foundry prices at the store of
VIM Hartley, Bedford, Pa, Loudcrbaugh & Pee,
East Providence Tp., John Nycum & Son, Rays
Hill. Times being hlrl, we Offer great induce
lnents to Farmers aud Mechanics to buy of us.
All kinds of repairing done in neat and sub
stantial manner, aud all work warranted. Call
and examine oWr work and castings AMI Judge
for yourselves.
JOSIAH BAUGHMAN & BRO.
March 20, lS5S.-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
DAVID OVEEs.

If paid in advance, $3.50; within the year,
5000 and If not paid within the year. 81 so will
be charged. No paper discontinued u.itil all ar
learages are paid--except at the option Of the
Editor. A failure to notify diseontinnanee will
be regarded as new engagement.
.adrerfisemefs not exceeding square, 10 lines j
inserted three times for $l-eyeFy subsequent in
sertion, Is cents. Longer ones in the rro-
portion. Each fraction of square counted as
full square. All advertisements NOT specially
ordered for given time will he continued until
forbid. liberal deduction will be made to those
who adN crtise by the year
Job 1 inr-::..tine Of all kinds executed neatly and
promptly and on reasonable terms.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
EInbrOideries.

Such as coIars sleeves Infants waits and superb
or lot of French setts Handkerchiefs- Edgings,
Laces, and Flouncings.
Cacoes and Cottons of all descriptions. Cling
hams ranging in prices from, six, eight ten, twelve
and twenty five cents per yard.
iIosiery-Glovcs, Mitts, ac., &c.
Carpet Bags, Travelling Baskets, Toys, Perfumery,
and Jetcelry.
A large assortment Of Ladies and childrens shoes,
purchased at reduced prces--Ladies slippers at so
cts, fine llstng Caters 81 25. Other st, les cor
responding in price. Call AMI examine for your
self.
MRs. Ii. d. PEUGH, would embrace this opportu-
nifty to render to the Public, her thanks for the lib
eral patronage she has received, and hopes by
constant effort to please TO merit a continuance OF
the same.
May 1858.
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NEW FIRM.
AND
NEW GOODS.

TT BE snbscribeI, having taking paltnes IN lis
l. store, the business will hereafter he conducted.
under the name and title off, NJ. Barndollar 4 Son.
All those having unsettled accounts with the sub
scriber will please call and Settle
j. VI. B.ARADOLL.4R
The subscribers are just receiving and opening
out New and Handsome assortment of SPRING
AND SUMNER GOODS which they will sell on as
reasonable terms can be procured 10 the country
for cash, produce, or to prompt six months custo-
mers. They respectfully solicit the public patron
age
j. RARNDOLLaR & SON
ioody Run, April l, le5S.-Sm