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n 0RDINANCE TO DRAIN

Al = OLIDL-N ~ y u 4 y OLllIILN
IA WIlSln Arenue, Euclid and other streets
Section Be enacted By the City C0uEcl Of the City Of
Cleveand two thirds Of all the members cnncurriog
That SEVER Constructed the Westerly side of Will
Avenue from point 20 feet Southery from the
line Of Euclid street through the rEc Al Wilson Avenue
% The CGrss Kun o caiiedl for the purpose of eilng
The drarzEe of a potion Of Euclid str & ing and being
between the MI N tire grade az Park anl Will
soa Aveuue and for the purpose q ecing the dran1Ee of
Wilson Avelue and tha lots and lands ard lying
between GARDEN streft Eucd street conduit
the Wz-er s1fsy u Lake IIe such drains may
be buit the discretion Df the Board City IprOge
mems may b. deemEd uecessary-
2 That the and expenses of sand impruvefncut
be estimated AID ssesed upon al such lots lands
Will be directly bcueed hereby il proportion as nearly
may be 70 the dircct beEeifs received.
Passed June lst. iesS. STARKWEATUER,
J. D. BAErLETT, CITY Clerk. Mayor
r-HN1 IN
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cLEARANcEs.

steamer ocean, Evans. Detroit -, ,,,,,.l, An, :,
Pr1psller Airghany, Herr x bu-i9, ~ a. F "a
mis- ufk p kegs butter ~ bbis egss Dds u" .'o ~
3s75 bus rye. n.ao
~ rInnire state Jasmer Chicago, 100 tons al
i3rIF Auges RaInsdeil, DttToi.
srb. caer B Parslus, Ernst Marq netle, ,.,,.s.,.l
Schn4ner Rubr, Whitman Cape incell,
Scsooner MeaIbuiy. Warmer NJ Marquetle, ~ ~ so--
S~os.,u.r Cascals DAY Chlcaeot ~ bAA e'4A-
Schooner Julia Smith, seton, Detroii
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school Books.

r B.COBB & Co, RESPEUI FUL. y ".
81 lY ak the atlenoa OF te1c iers ano .,ur,yed
srhoo RooEs sn uses We keep thess books N - -
tities the stock Is new and m sood esAnaA''-' -
ces ard terms reasonable
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. ......... June 18th
ARRIVALS
s,samsr ocean, Evans, De'rO ss barrels nsA' 'i' 9'
aSa:r TS@ h Sur Sweet sup0rur IS5 bsis sA % Pkss
o., mz u 'S9s Sasss ppusisss Buffalo, s1toHs mdsir
EIn FI5sdro state Jssner. Buffalo; No eargo
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SUCCESSORS 10 C. BRADBURN ; SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants. and Dealers in Fish, Nails
Glass and Produce Nos l9l and La RiFerstrce and and
u MEADOW street, 'Grocers Block Cleveland, Ohio
c BRADBURN,l
W. "A. FfsmER. aug3l-dIy I9f
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g. U Connections aTs ma s ain Return Ing Trains irom
polns made guiug Souh and hsf5 also, Al
CLEV ELAND Sandusky. Toledo, Detrolf, Chieaso,
Erie DunkI-k, Blalo Nisgrr Falls and ClId foui gs
town. WarreH and New Castle
C B1Ege checked through 10 all Iints and transfer
red Tree OF charge.
Oc u Superor street, al the Oice In Depot Hnd n
J, FARMER, Sup Cleveland.
= A MYERS. Gen 1is.et As'l. {. .sye.snd mh5
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,

"a "a -
Having made arrangement wih the Pitisbursh Fort
Wayuo and Chicago +. r. Co Tor the JOINT OF
their Tack be.waen Rochester and Pittsburgh,
Will run Trains Daily, (Sundays erceptod follows
euuInenci ing Montay, May 18th. ls5s.
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Wheeling, Harrisbursh, Balti-
more, PhiIadeIphin and New YORK
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CINCINNATI Daily Markst Report.

NTSCINNATIs August "a. ie1o.
AIeohOl-75 81 aud IS = cent above proof a53as5se
Buter-W r Merchants fair opriue, in hrkns, ISllSe
common and fair Ohio and Indiana l0alse.
Beaus-Prims small whts CO lbs. slGsl-Io
Cheese-Prime medium and large W. 61S66ile; Putnam
Farm DarhEm Farm and Nutmeg s69e nominal; ordinary
and good imitation English Dairy s6se n'minsl.
Codee-Rio. common and prime ll6l2ile.
Candes-Prsssed TaOw l2le Star Il Is and LOOT lSeS
l9Esc.
Four-OrdinAry and good superine y bbl Si755 Sass
choice red and extra whiss wheat s5o0ass2s
Dried Fruits-Appes. to choice - lbs. Sl
s2.o0; Peaches. unpeeled 2 ss3 lbs sfoo6l.So.
M5lasses-Prime n. O.. large and small lots. s5e.
Ols-Linseed large and small lots. 74S7sc; Lard NOe
Ne. /, 7O7Slc
Provson-Best city brands pork 2 bbl sl675: best
city brands barrel lard lo bacon shoulders and ribbed
Sides nc; hAs plain and sugareured eanvssed 10 Z
l3c.
Ree-Fair to prime 4d45se = H.
sugar-Coumon. low fair and fair = ss good fair
prime and choice 90 59is 6s1ze,
SeedsFlax = Sc les common and prime 81 81 Tim
othy q As lbs fair and prime S5 s2o; Clover p GO lbs
in sacks and bbs.. S46sa475
Tall0w-Prime city rendered lee.
Eastern Exehsnge-tss51 per cent premium buying ard
selling rates.
K We allow selling rates here for New York Exchange
las keep there and buying drafts On
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore have TO sell ex-
change the last three cities here
STRAIGHT. DENING CO.
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TIE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
R0lD C0MPANY.

Having made cement with The Pittsburgh ort
Wayne and Chicag.i r X. g., Tor The Iuiut use uf
their Track De wsen Rochester and PItIsbmsn,
Will Trains Daily, Sundays excepted as follows
commencing Monday, May 18th. ISIS
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Aus. Is

Four-NaTket without important change. demand mod
ard local trade; sales 500 bbs S4Bla4s5 for
safe. g 9f 81 70 uuSuund DO; s. extra
81 95 unsound do, 81 STAT % suuer
ern, 81 5a5 60 for common medium western IS 81
5f5r shppiuE brsnds round hoop Ohio tao mark
closing firm and quiet Csnada -four unchanEeG sales 500
hhls - S4sas5 e ar choice extra Small sales
Rve -four a. S355a4 IS
Whe1t-Very quiet holders askng higher urees which
checks transactions TIE sales reported 500 bus
Wnsound Milwaukee club at sScGSl
Rge-Dull. 40 bu changed hands at sl9s3c,
Rarlcy-QTici. slle~ 60 lu Al 63c
Curn-asrket very active and the picss WI hout
Change; aes - 900 bu al 7oa7lc f5r unsound 10 good
wsstern; soc for yellow.
Ca-Dul snd loeF; and salfs 45a5c for inferor 10
pume state and superfne vesiern-
Whiskv-Dull; sales COO hbls az 26 Z G26a<c.
Pork-Marksi heavy aud very dull; sales small Sl7
Gl70 aT moss HSdl5 for prne Sls.25 for clear and
Sl5.lall4l6 for uTIme
Beef- Rules steady. hblsaf 55l2 country
mess, sIflaz5 for re-uzcked mess, and SI5alaSl
extra do. In Beef Hams and mine Mess Beef.
nothing Of importance doing and prces noinaly ths
slme-
Cut Mea.s-Qaist at 65s sse for shoulders. s5zsI.e
Tor Hans Blrna iull; sales 20 bids and efces smoked
shoulders AZ 81 l7c f1r sesiern ard civ
Lard-Steady. salss 200 bbls Al II 5SSlI1.c
Buter-in mnterafe demand l3d2Oc FOR Ohio and ls
G2lc for state.
Cheese-Dull 81 25E5sc.
Sock-Seccnd bard duh and lower; Mo 6 S. 3 Enc
c0uvsrtibles ofllaE Pacific mail s3z IA; Lac 4
Hud ~; Erie l6s Reading ~; Pan ll4; Gal CHIC
81 c S5ss; Chi 4 RIE3sl
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BUFFALO PRODUCE pIARKET-Aus Is
IuV TEIrgrnpu

AAA AELEdAAfh1
Fi5ur-TheTe fair deman for -four yesterday but
the funess al hollers resrlcts bnEness The supply Is
hefer tan for some time psst les 500 b5ls al Si
super and Clslu, $50 ur Ini iaua:
for double extra Nj gln, Ono and indizua-
Whez-Nsrkef excited. ard prices 3d4c hefter sales OF
400 ba Al SlI5Gli7 for red Ohio s75S Ch1oaeo
spring. 81 3Gl 8 Tor white Indilua and ki5hig7n-
COrn-Quist and moderate demand; sales 900 ba
s4G75c fdr sOund Ohio
Rye-Held at 7ic; no sales
Oafs-Held az Sc
Whiskoy-sfeady; sales 80 bbls Al &c
Csnll Frsghts-Dun Al &c four. s5sc wheat. so
10 New York
Receipts by Lake the past Is h0ursFlour 1850 bhls;
wheat la1 ~ bui corn. 343i oats, 2 So boz ne, LIES bu
Shpnens % tue Canal he same tme-fl0ur, 20 b1;
hest . - bu; eor- s2eI bu; OATS I,3s bu; sad rye
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Aug. I6tI

ARRIVALS
steamer Forest Queen. Miller, Bua.o. 81 rOs lAshss
steamer ocean Evans, Detroit pkgs mdss, 10 half bbs
Proc Rocket. Douglas BuifiIa. Il tons sundsies.
BriE Belle Bems, BufLaio, cargo
Brg Premier. Huntington, Buffalo no e1Teo
Schr $ Robinson Allen Bay City 2lo NJ feet luuher %
S,br' BSmiltoa Johnson oswsso. go Jbls sall
Schr Mary Jane. BemaF, Erie, no cargo
Schr. NImrod. Duf. Marc lctte, "a tons iron ore
Sow Planet, MathoSs, Agonae, Us NJ feet lom0er - d
seoS s5anker Burk Detroit IS NJ feet lumber a,h
sen Adrian, Dashing, y ii II lumber, 10 l-lh
CLEARLNC
Srsan,fr Fores oqsen. Miller BualO. 9s Ibis hour 10
ssamsr Cry ofCeyelsud, Lundy Superior head cattle
s.ssmsr ocean Evans Detroit lIs pkss mdse. busy
bES cEeese. ls bhlS PORK. 50 hIs S. 80 kegs lead
candies % lbs iron % ks lead, &c bxs che A. bIs
glass, Z hdls chairs nc gals stoneware, Is b9s nigh
PROP oSsso, Kir6y Dauknk III sacks wool, 6 bbls
hizfwines 20 grndslnnes. h1s % kegs butter
2l6 hhls pork, bhs fish, - hhds tlbacco.
pop. VermoIt, Brown. Detroit.
5rlg Belle Beuis. Buffalo, 80
Schr. ; J. Elson. Vannaiier, Erie, no cargo
r. LIT Of Vessels passing and Of the Lock OF The
welsnd Canal Port CObOurns, c. W. furnished h the
Lock Tender to the Board Of Lake UnderweTs D. p Doh
bins. Secretary;
bound wEsr-Ausust l3h-BlTques Adriaf:c Norman;
hris Mohegan; schrs Hsmilton Alma George steele d
L Couch, NJupareIl. Mouiea=le- IN the l4h-Barques
Nucleus Su2eIr. QleBec, scooners Berlin, Ashiabala,
Ohr1%, EureSa
bound EAsr-AuE l4h-PropeIler Jeffsrsor; brig John
Young Ol the I4ih-Brg Lafayette Cook; schoOners A.
BueklI CHAN. Thomas Kinssford, Pulioa, Fhsht.
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MO IHboO1h TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
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~ ~ -. = -
On and after March 8, 1855
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
- leave Cleveland N the trains 81 the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh kallr1ad at ais p. n fchauglu1 rars n
Huds0n,l for Cu7ah0ga Falls. Akron. OrrFiIIe and
AlieTshurs. connecting OrEille with tTars on The
Pfitsbursh ~ Wayne aud Chcaso R. r, east and west
for CanJn Massllon- Wooster IoldeuVle and Mansfield
Trans Leave Mliisrsbag Tor Cleveland O5 NJ and
rs 81, eonneotinE az OTrsllle with aims the p n
Z K K. by which passengers, from Cantgn, Mzzsi-
ION, Wooster L0udenve aud hlausel Tszeh Cleveland
feh3 SIMON PERKINS -snn,t
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LIFTEEN DIFFERENT MINDS of

Il VIEWS AND GUIDES. with irou Is 10 L C5lqrcd
Plates. with iuIl description OF sane, put colyen
itns iOrm- ice, 25 cts. Fer sale bT
HAWKS \ BROTHER.
auG At e Post nfisi- News Demo-.
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GnQrapers.

ENG X AVING AND LITHOGRAPHTNG
PRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
IL ENGRAyERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS, Ban
street, Cleveland, o -
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STlNDlRT, BEMIS & MURRlT,


We aie Receiving the following we'll known Lrsndsof
Flour on consignment % which call the attention Of
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BRADBURN & FISHER.

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBuRN 4 SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers Fish, Nails
Glass and Produce Nos l9 and 80 River and 10 m
~ Meadow street, "Grccers Bloch. p Cleveland Ohio
e. BRAUBURN,l
". A FISHER aug3l-I1v IQf
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DRESS GOODS-CHALLIE Robes
- guile, MuslIn Robes Quille Orzandies Ia zns
Tissues, Bareges. a fresh stock Al
JAZZ MORGAN ROOTS
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oswEGo PRODUCE MARKEr-AuE. ls.

oSWEGo PRODUCE MARKET-Aug. ls.
IBT TELEGRAPH
Fiour-Stoady and IN good demand.
Wheaf-In mldarale demand. sales 0Q bu a fa
white kirhsau; soc for stump tail Chic1go spring
COr-Uuchaneed; slles Ooo bu 7aS75c tor Tndi
ana and Michigan
Canal FTsighis-seadF; &c -four wheat to Ns-
YORK.
Lake Imports-it060 ba wheat, 500 hu CON.
Cual EEPorts-26 go bbls four p 90 bu wheat, 200 b
Cur
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VEGETABLES.
1cwrIrp & 5iIurr 1Oars.

1cwrlrp & 5iIurr 1Oare.
IEWELRY MlNUFlCTORY.
THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW PRE-
L pared to manu- iaeture all kinds of
JeWelry and Silver Ware,
pSa2E s ,, Ma kn R3ss CuPs GSbls Iehaeeo aud Snua
B. G. DEITz.
Fne GldLns anI Galysnie Silver Plating. ava IL
B. G. DEITZ,
DEALER IN
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
~ &C Paulculli attention pal- 10 the repairing Oi
Watches Clocks, fine &. Also manufacturers
d sola JeEelrs - so street Cleveland
ZINE FRENCH CLOCKS-Just the
4 thing Tor Christmas ,,,,,.,-,,,- .-.,,,,-,.,
AIDES GOLD HUNTING Watch
deeS - ISL '---'- BESroN : MArHIvEr.
iL0LD CHATELAINES and Guard
~ Chains Keys Seals cbqI~S SiS Ss ,r,,,,-,.
ZINE SETTS OF CAMEO, GAR
Il net, Fioreutine, Mosaic Cora, Lava Pearl and Ieit
cold Stone, FIasree Stone Cameo, and Jet Jewelry-
dees DENTON MATHvEr.
GOLD BAND BRACELETS, Cameo
~ Br-celets JET aud Gold Bracelets, Coal and Cold
Block. decs BENrON : AIATHvET
GOLD NECK CHAINS-Of Ade
ialde Gres uIIst, FllagTee Curb Coral Coral and
dec dseg --- '--,' '-'''i-' BESfox MArmvErs
GOLD L0CKETS, GOLD Crosses,
~ Pearl Crosses, Jet Crosse stone Crosses Fancy
Sf0' & Geek and R fSTSSP cSqT5s PSl'sTR, q T9ase
A FEW FINE PICTURES.-Which
decl BENTON MATHTvET
UASES-0fPorcelain, China, Bisque,
.eJ PAian Marble and BiAsT5 BEIF5S Si I2
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
some more ofthoss dne SILVER PLATED TEA
does - BSSToS AIATHIvEr.
CAN'T VA Y IINI LONGER.
COWLES & co will sell SILVER Hunt
" lng Anrh1r MAfehes Tor SO 70 SD oDt3l
CAN'T WAIT Any LONGER
G0WLES & co. wi...: sell Is Carat
~ Gold Cyiiaisr watclrs for Ssto SIS ocrn
CAN'T WAIT Any LONGER
EOWLES &CO. Twill sell Gold Anchors
~ Is Carat clsss. ~ S25 10 SIS. oet3l
GOLD SILVER WARE.-Sl oons,
s s2a2LaGlss PisE si, E5isss, suSi1sS29YSs S5 Ba-
C5r N5s r-et5 boxes Shuif Boxes AI5tsh-Hoxes
Cari-Cssss 20 SI5aaaes, Na1kin- nss Fruit knyes,
c5iS aaa all OF Pure BsE!NToN MAfH4ET
Culver PLATED WARE.
~ Silver Plated Cass0rs-
Silver Plalsd Cake Baskets
Silver Plated Card Baskets.
silver Plated Tea Trays
SILVER PLATED Gus sad Mlss.
Silver Plated (0n sieei) Tea-Knives.
Silver Plated Butter Dishes.
Silver Plated Coffee Urls
Silver Plated Liquor Standsa very ue thing ior New
Years Day decS DENTON MATHIN IT
1000 GOLD PENS AND PEN
Holders; 500 Gold Pencils anu Gold Pen
Holders. decs BENTON L IATHIYET
I'VE SELL CHEAP.
w decs BENTON $ MATHIvET
Il NIVES ANB FORKS.
IN Pocket KNIVES
RndgerS' Scissors.
Bag Purses Rszsrs and stI1pes.
VOL sands Jet Brseels;s sTd Beads.
Iuhins EEtfasis Feaihsr Dussais Wax Beads.
s SAsS Pms , ,i I9iie, 5,,sc SSa9s &C &c
.sn low. dees BENTON MATHIVET.
ENGRAVING J0BBING AND
dees BENTON NATHIvEr
DARTICULAR ATTENTION owen
l. u the rspliEo OF Watches and Clocks Cwork war
-snted dees BENTON MATHIYET
NE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
w dec9 BENTON 4 MATHIVET.
CANT WAIT ANY LONGER.
HOWLES & co. will sell Silver Cyl.
~ inder Watches for S6f0 SO. O-f3r
GOLD PENS-SUITED TO EVERY
" possible aoqlirenea OuF stock Is and very
aTge' aaording A excellent opportunity % seseet
GOLD PENS-I ery large, suited TO
" heaFy writing. and h5Urishisg.
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q Connections are ade wiki Returning Trains from
the points made gOrg south and East also AZ
CLEVELAND tor Sandusky Toledo, Defroil. Chicsgo
Erie, Dunkrk, Buffalo Niagars Falls ana Cana Younss
town, Warren and New Castle
Blggage checked through 10 all points and transfer
To For Tickets or informal apply Al the Union Tick
e once q Superior street, AZ the Office In Depot and
all Railrol Ticket Ofiees
J. FARMER. Supt Cleveland.
:. A MYERS, Gen Ticket Agt Cleve.and. mis-
CLEVELAND, ZAAESTlLLE 4 CINCINNATI
HAILROAD.
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IMPORTANT TO WILL OWNERS

w 0ODWARD'SI Improved Smut and Screen
W ing Machines, Mill Bushes, Boltng Cloths.
and Bran Busters, 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
Irons and Mill Burrs made to order. Also,
Stover's Patent Corn Kiln and Grain Dryer
valuable invention. The above articles are
kept constantly hand, aud can be obtained
at any time, from s. d. BROAD
Schellsburg, Bedford County, who is also the
agent for Bedford, Somerset, and adjoining Coun-
les.
Mill wright work done at the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms.
February Is, 1856.
M cCORMICK'S Reaper and Mower for sale
III by S. D. BROAD,
at Schellsburg, Pa, agent for Blair and Bedford
counties.
FcbrNary Is, 1856.
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BEDFORD IMQUGR gR.
STAGE OFFECE.
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
BEDFORD, IA

RERS. MARY COOK would announce to her
w friends and the public, that she has fitted
up this old and well known stand, in q very su-
perior style, for the accommodation of the pub
lie. Visitors to the Bedford Mineral Springs
will find the Washington Hotel comfortable
summer retreat-and pains viii be spared to
please all who patronize tie house.
Boarders viii be taken By tho day, week, month
and year.
Gg-A gentleman Of high qualification, aud
corteoas department. has charge Of the house,
who will do all in his power to make the guests
happy and comfortable.
GJ~Terms as moderate as anywhere else In the
place.
Daily Stages from Latrobe, Cumberland, Holli-
daysburg and Hopewell, all stop at this Hotel.
A Hack belonging to this Hotel viii run be-
tween Bedford aud the Springs.
Bedford, June u. l957.-zz.
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AN INTERESTING DISCOVERY.

We see ii stated, upon what may be con-
siderei reliable, authority, that 10000 Chris
tians have recently been found upon an island
uOrth of the Celebes. It has been rumored for
a time that there was there Christian people,
forgotten and forsaken which however vet
possessed three bibles, and continued steadfast
in the faith. When the missionaries first land
ed on the island, they met school teacher and
his pupils, who repeated in the Malayan tongue,
"As the heart pantcth after the water-brooks,
so panteth my soul after The, o Lord" No
Bibles were found, but the most precious promi-
ses OF the bible written npon the bark of trees.
They knew the Apostles Greed, and the Hell
dlebnrg Cateehism, and had Christian customs.
Twenty churches and schools vet existed
Through the instrumentality of pastor Heldripp.
founder OF the Magdalen asylum at Stecnbeck,
and chief patron of Inner Missions, in Holland
four missionaries, who had been educated under
the venerable Gosvcr, were sent out, and g.
600 persons baptized.
Ihis Is certainly most interesting discovery.
fhe Island on which these Christians were
found belong to The East Indian Archipelaeo.
The Dutch have for years had political rule in
this region. This may account for the original
introduction Of christianity amongst this people
and for .he fact that the Heidlebcrp Catecbism
was still found in their possession. But still
the particular time and circumstances il, which
this Introduction took place may we'll challenge
special attention, and elict investigation from
those who have the leisure and facilities for
prosecuting it.-German Reformed Messenger
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing and trading
nnder the firm name of Blymire < Hartley, has
Books, notes and accounts are in the hands Of Wm.
Hartley VINO is hereby authorized to settle the
same. All persons knowing themselves indebt ed
to the firm of Bymire & Hartley, viii save costs
by paying up, before the Books and notes are pla-
ced in the hand of a collector.
March 2G 1883
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Glue Mandatory,

TIE subscribers would respectfully inform the
public that they engaged in manufacturing r
superior artiC lie of gue at different prices at theta
residence in SnakesprnQ Valley, two miles east of
Bloody Run, and are prepared to fill promptly all
orders. Allan want of this article can have their
orders attended to by addressing the undersigned
at Bloody Run.
The subscribers wish to purchase a quantity of
tanners aeshings, and those having any for sale.
dispose of them by applying as above
In connection with their glue manufactory they
also carry on the weaving business and will weave
coverlets and carpets on reasonable terms and at
the shortest notice.
MORRIS RICHTER & SON.
April Is. 1853. 8.-2m.
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HPWiRD ASS0CIlTlON,
II BeneroleHt Insttaou, established Ju sDec,ql en-
dowmeat for The relief Of the sick ant DIS
tTcssed, afflicted trilh TiJglent and
Enidctlie Hiaenecs


Epidcmie diseases.
TEVO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases.
l. such as SPERMATORRHHA, SEMINEL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHQA,
GLEKT, SYPHILIS, the Vice OF 0NANISM
or SELF ABUSE,
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destruction Of human life, caaSed by Sexual
Diseases and the deceptions practised upon the
unfortunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks
several years ago directed their Consulting Sur
geon as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF their
this class Of diseases, in all their forms and to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, TO all who
apply by letter, with description Of their condi-
ton, Gage, occupations habits Of life, c..>alC in
cases Of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDI-
CINES FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to
add that the Association commands the highest
Medical sSll of the age, aud will furnish the most
approved modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review Of the past, feel as
surcd that their abors in this sphere of benevo-
lent effort, have been great benefit tshe alict-
ed, especially to the young, aud they have resoly-
ed to devote themselves, with renewed zeal. to
this very important but much despised cause.
Just published by the Association, a Report on
Sperm2torhna, or Seminal Weakness, the Vic
of Onanism, Masturbation or Self Abuse, and 9th
er Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, by the Consult
ing Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, (in a
sealed letter envelope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on
receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address for Report or treatment, Dr. GEORGE
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard AS
pociation, No. South Ninth Street, Philadei-
shia Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELI4, President.
GEO. FARCHIbD, Secretary.
Dec. 4, 1851 MI.
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BEDFORD iGilEMY.

The Summer session Of this Institution will
commence on Wednesday, April 2lst.
The efficient County Superintendent ofthe Pub
lie Schools, Rev. IL. Heckernan, 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 rare adj
vantages in connection with this Institution
GEORGE w AJGHINBAUGH,
April ., 1893 Principll.
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DIR. !. y. ASmC1A1a.

NOULD respectfully inform the pubic that he
W has located permanently at Hopewell, Bed
ford County, Pa, in the practice Of medicine,
and solicits the patronage of the citizens of Town
and Country, he can be found at all times at Capt
Beekwith's Hotel. at his office lately occupied
by Dr. IL. A. Dorsey, decd, unless professionally
engaged.
Hopewell, June IL, 1858
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NeW JeWeIry.
DIR. B. L. REnnY

d ESPEGTFULLY tenders his professional
LII services to tie citizens Of Bedford aud vi
cinity.
Office and residence on Pitt-Street, in the
building formerly occupied by DR.. j. Il. Hoiius.
Nov. 8, 1857.