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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

probably supposed TO be Of no consequence, mas
much as the senator from Louisiana has been n-
customed 10 order ard be- obeyed. For once, K
has not exactly fallen out in that way, and Mr.. But.
tsrworth must try sg.in. Meanwhile, It is eIpee,-
ed he will attend Ia the Assay Ofi:e
Another attempts is making 10 put upon the m,rket
the contracts recently entered into by Mr.. Johnsoa
of New-Yor for carrying the California mails. To
bolster this operation up, il is suggested that the
Collins steamers are to BE- purchased, and the Con-
psuy 10 be founded on the Nandyke arrangement
With Njcaraeus. In order that innocent parties
may not be msled IT is proper to say the latter y
worthless, having been recently repldIated, and
.o far AZ the purchase of steamers s sooesred, lt
sbould be known that Mr. Johnson's original prop
oson for this service states explicitly ths, he had
At that time steamers on both sides ready TO per-
form the contract. And subsequently, wnen delay
occurred in giving the bond uuder bis proposal tho
excuse assigned was that he had been preyeoted by
the purchase of steamers. These are facts OF ofch
record. and sre wholly inconsistent with each
other. though emanstiDg from tae same source.
Carloads of New.York politicians have arrived
within the last twenty.our hours, al deeply exer-
cised in regard TO the proposed dismissal oi ono
fourth Of the Custom House force in your virtuoas
and much-abus.d city. That simple minded and
innocent patriot j. {. Msther, who figured 10 the
wsrs of Fort Smelling and Willetts Point, ls at the
head of the heap, ard very much disturbed AZ the
proposed retrenchment, by which two hundred
worthless Democrats must work for their nsing.
Your worthy and il genuous Postmaster IS also on
the ground. ably sustained by Mr.. John Cochrane.
Mr. Maclay and other friends of the Union. All
these excellent gentlemen consider the doom oftho
party sealed if single hair is disturbed, and sheir
urgent protestaticns have been heard at tho
White House snd the Treasury with the deepest
solicItude. Mr.. Guthrie, an agent OF the
Department, who stauds much in favor with Mr..
Cobb, made the Investigations upon which these
abuses To be corrected, and II there should DO
any halting now, or favoritism, II will not be diff
cult 10 understand the reasons. There was just as
much cause for correcting these dagrant errors .
year and half ago as there is now, but while Le-
compton was pending, it was not considered pru-
dent to contract the patronage. On the contrary,
il was found necessary TO expand IL, and to tha
prompting may be sscrbed the Utah war, where
not a gun was fired, and Sl2,0oo,0O0 was eI.
pended.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
FROM WASHINGTON.
DOUGLAS, BUCHANAN, AND WALKER

From Our Owe Correspondent
WASHINGTON June 25 1859.
The letter of Judge Douglas prescribing the
platform of the Charleston Convention, has pro-
duced much excitement in Democratic circles. In
those Of the Administration he is denounced as
hereto and inhdel, and if 'Federslist" was not
forbidden term at Court he would probably b.
stgmatized with that reproach. In other quarters
" disorgsnizer," and such Ike phrases, the fs-
miliar forms Of expressing the strong indignation
which is felt. This movement Of the Senator
from Illinois is considered the entering wedge
to a complete break up, and all efforts at har-
mony and Cancellation at Charleston may now
be abandoned unless be and his friends should re-
cede from the ground they have taken. The dee
larations Of Judge Douglas against engraftng a
revival Of the slave-trade and Congressional
slave code for the Territories on the Charleston
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

ARRIVAL OF THE GRAND, The United Stats
mail steamship Granada, jefferson Msury Con
mander, arrived here yesterday morning. Lett AsPi
wall early on the morning Of 18th, with $50 passes
gers for New. York and New Orleans. Arrived q. Key
West on the evening of the 23d at O'Clock. Ara
having coaled and disembarked her New-Orieans ps-
sepgers and mails, left az ain at o'clock the folov.
ing mornirg She brings 800 passengers for New,
York, beside small nail from Key West. KJ
West WAS perfe. tly healthy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1859.

WASHINGTON, june q, I.59.
The Sidell excitement seems to have subsided,
and, though be has not gone to France, the world
moves" That distinguished philosopher and proYh
Samuel F Butterworth, who is we'll known of those
two modest and disinterested patriots, Messrs.
W. n Gwin and Robert j. Walker. set this ball in
motion, on bis return from Newt Orleans, where he
enjoyed the privilege ofauep and other good things
with the ustrous objects of his interest and aec.
tons. 1t happened, little unfortunately for the
story, that the President knew nothing Of the ar
rangement BY which he was to appoint Minis
ter, and so informed member Of the Sidell family,
when interrogsted ~ to ito truth. But this was
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Vocal and Instrumental
IN S r r u c. r 10 N

AIR. ChAo. No ELLEK, MuscalDirector OF Crisp's
vi uaiety; formerly leader Of the tiandeland Hay
ucn society and old Charles New orleans,
aud Chestnut street, Philadelphia respectfully
oncrsnls services as instructor In SINOlNu--ALSI
cal GRAMMAR, rHUROUGh BASS, VIOLIN AM
GUIFAK For LermsappIy ut McClurc's Music store
Union sII eeL. sepy-u
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D. D. DICKEY


DAS IN store iOO y noel 1arrows;
Il dU0 setIs assorted Ironl ,OOo pounds Gum Pack
AxleS; Tag;
lS Keg s3JIler Rivets; 100 candles ss'ed Wire.
IO, 900 do Pressed Nuts; so Doors;
900 Washers, 10000 Liz sash;
25 Segs WruughtNlils; 5OsIdes safe Leather;
500 pounds Emery; 500 feet card CioslingiE =
90 9lpsrs Timers 100 Steel Reeds; 4
Rivets; lOGNden EIgInesa
80 Iss'I SausageCuttsrs; 10 Wheat Eans;
% do do suffers, fnresning IIchines n
2OJ SleetsCopper; 80 straw Cutters;
500 Cooper BJttons; 20 Corn ShuIlcTs;
1000 pounds Brass; 6Gulroad S,rapersi
400 assorted Patty 5locks; = smut Aachiues;
90 assorted CnIrns; 900 assorted PIogs;
50 boxes Glass; 20 PGnps;
l5UbJNes II riate; snail bbis. White Fish;
51 slabs Zinc; lOHy ydrauiic Rams;
30 Ptgs I'm, 1000 Jognt - 5AivAaiEed
S, 900 fsetassor d GasP Pipe; Wire;
10 900 assorted Le 4ther 200 boxes iug Travellers
BEL ing; 20 900 gan Ids Stoae Ware !;
5, 900 fsst tssorted GamIO 900 BGs Iels Coke;
Bcuag; 40 cons ttg Iroa;
1000 IdndsPamp Chains;
Besides "A luy otlsr artIoles hand aud for sale
BY [octS-ttl D. ID. DICkEr.
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Fire-Proof Safes.

r hayein store fall ass0ftment OF IlPPIScorT h
il BARR'S CELEBRAFED fIRE-PR0oF SAFES, All
sixcs whch an o1oFiag ~ laanufaetarer's prices
- - =. zrsaa8 s. k. HoLLIkGs WORTH,
~ ia-0 = No. Markets street.
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Irish Potatoes
Corn and Wheat

INstoreandforsaleatewo barrels ole xcellen iTrisi
lPotatOes AIZELL HOOPER a Co.
apry-u
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I will RAY the highest market price iOr Corn ant
l. Hneat a eli vered at Ihe City Mills.
). y. HOLiINGSWORrH,
octl2-u No. o Market street.
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FRENCH WHITE ZlNC PAINT
FROM THE ~
sieilie Montague Company,

'HIS Paint Is adapted All purposes TO which The
White Lad - applicable. Il does furn ycl-
low, as lead Invariably does, and viii acquire the
hardness and smoothnsss of Coach saBelIne ithout
'he Aid OF Sarnish, and is easily washed Colors
with zinc basis retain their Freshness brsIiapcv
of color. - =
100 pounds willcover as much surface with the
same body. as ESQ pounds u lead-shovs,fe great
ecoDomy as well as beauty
10 order thatpartes may depend upon gctting the
article strictly they should buy but the
most respectable houses The Company ship but two
qualities, Known as No. 1 and Saasr Witt D7p; Red
and Green Seal The No. or Red Seal Ihs article
most used for painting purposes the snow Whiie or
1reen Seal being only used for The moo expensive
work.
JOSEPH NJ. STRONG, Aee1tf for the 20.
Orders addressed to either Of the following houses
Will be allied at the reduced tGri OF prices eth
er Dry or in OIL.
HALL & CORNELL.
No. l23 Maiden lane. New York.
RAYNOLDS, DEvoE & PRATT.
loo and Fulton street. New York
jU.y3o-Sm[r.l
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
f 0 z S A L E.
That SUBURBAN Residence.

WISHING TO make other Investments, va pre-.
w poseto seIlLllIur ReaIEstiteiu Dayidsonco i
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iDlatgo.
Gross Vics WanteA.
Yin Naenag.

TAN prsparsa 30 . tee TIA Rosfsef best Eaxstzf
kssas< sn - tse Easss seprese ea manasF Aaa
ssaFt aekite n The Gig ~ Csanlry.
Frl=ss ss tas ts "a - tata 80 tae s.stss k@fel
"a aars as.ssfs sH& PEtzs-P@l ssi.asEs e zszAx
szsIs-8 WILSON
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~. louis s.o,aen syrup.

ygsr rsseivedin packages Of 20 and 10 gallons, S
sJ Louis ssalden SyTap.
Alse .,.oar O., .@sa .ad Powdered Sugars.
eizELL, HOOPER CO..
naysa-sf Sas sna sisgket stsaet
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Golden Syrup! Golden Syrup I!

Ok HALF BBLS 81. Louis Golden Syrupi
SC 20 Kegs %
ust teocIysu, aud very superior article, Tor sal
may26 CARTER wILSFoRD & co
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Hay! Hay! Hay!

O00 BALES pens Timothy Hty-1es crop;
sOUU 400 Bags due oats;
SO bales 0lts-les CROP,
80 Z" WHEAT straw;
Just rec sived on co1s gainent and Tor sale enatp
90 close. Also, mtay Ut trucis2 Ia ta3 5esd line
are expected " arrive and will 90 kspt constantly
bn hand. II. A. PARRISH 4 CO.
noy29-Iw
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RAILROAD COAL.

THE finest lot of Coal the city of Ntshv lille is at
L the .ETNA YARD, which is the only place that
gives the legal Wen ght per blshel It's guaranteed
give neat ashes and SCOT than any OtdeI
offered Tor sale. We viii continue 10 supply
our friends aud customers 1T our usual lOw prlces
during the coming winter. Try the -EINA COI
aud b. convinced Lntt II is the most economical II
the market orders dropped III Box "a, Z. o., Jr al
the Yard tck OF " Il C. x. h. Dapot will be prompt
ly attended 10. SAMUE }. AGNEW
OCIll-lI
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DIR. q. X. Bonds French Pre-.
yeutativss.

flNHiS article Gu IbIes tnJs w4osr heathor ciTcum
stances do not pSrdllI al Increase OF Iaully to
regu ,te limit tue nduosr OF Ihs Offspring VIII
out inJurlng tho constitution. 70 IS tue Ony safe aud
sure prspsnt 'tse AZ lInst Pregnancy aad Dtssiss.
The doIve LrucS cal be sslt " mali to any part vi
the United states or Canada, Two Tor 81 and % per
dozen.
DR. q W. BONDS SPANISH FEMALE MONTHLY
PlLlS.-fnsse fills are tue osly married
single ladies' rely upoa s,ety .na certainty
Tor nns .itte reinoSAiVt UOsLractIO4s Irrega-
larlties. Nc. fhey yIaoald ao.be ssi tarig
Price - per DIX. Eacl oox Contains : PHls sent
by mai.
fhe l'octor can be consulted on all Diseases OF a
private nature Sclentluc treatment, - qaick cure
aad moderate charge guaranteed.
GEJts1E IL. BOND, 10, ONE, coraer OF Grand
and Urchard streets over the SaOs store. EJtrale
No. d5 orchard street, New York. Estabhsaed ia
ls32 oct-4-idm
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PAULDING ANDERSON,
Lebanon, Tenn.
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FRESH seeds.

CtLOyER, Timothy Herd Grass, Blue Grass anC
u orchard Hrass seed Just received, aud for ssi,
low tor RAINS, BROWN n Co.
ocLl5-u
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yxrIxDow sLsss. ssss sasllrs, az an s.sss. ne
sss<s k1ks, szcxs : oos
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arw-Dork.

From vrscHER OWEN & CO., General Adyertisins
House Appleton Building sac Brosaxny,
New-York.
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Si,eppard,s Gold Pens.

A SMALL assortment Of these superior GOLD
~ Pens, Ihis day received by
+. HAGAN,
nJElI-u IL College st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
pooFL AND'S GERMAN BlTTERS.
n.nru 80 ENTlRELY VEGETABLE,

THEY ARE ENTIRELY FEGEI aoLE'
A.a frse from Alcoholic Sti"'aia'f and all injurious
sngreats"r; .s.;- ona-
Are pleasant in taste and smell ma 70 ''T ron t5e
ratiop Will expel all morbid secTenoas ron ,g
h sa,lO sye bloom 70 the pad cheek, and heath and
vigor to the frame
Then sciH care DYSPEPSIA.
7rb,y ,qH cara NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Then ,siu cure LIVER COMPLAINT
They tgiH cure JAuNDlCE' ,rre
qbsy nriH c,ers DISEASE OF THE AlpNAlS'
Then ,piR cure CONSTIPATION.
Thev .c,H cure PILES.
Th,y ,eiH care HEARTBURN
1,,.'. ..;, ,,,,s SWIMMING OF THE HEAD.
a%sy ,,iY ,,g1 FLUTTERING OF TIE HEART
Tbsy Tby are prepared by DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, 4is
trsb Street, Philadelphia Pa, and sold by druggists
md storekeepers in every town and village N ''e
TTnited States, Caradas, West Indies' ana 0ou'"
America, at IS cents per bottle.
may q, ,'59-ly.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant TO az order Of the Orphans Court
Of Bedford County, there will Be sold al pu5'ic
outcry, on the premises, on Friday ths 3ath
Dscen5s- inst, atthe late residence q nlnas
O'Naal deed, the following Real Estate, to
wit a:
ONE TRACT OF Land, situate in West
Providence Township, Bedford County, con-
tanning 1854 acres, adjoining land Of James
Mcdaniel, T. Davis, James O'Neal, Wilson L.
Weeks, and others, with dwelling house, Barn
And other ous-5uiiaings thereon. Tbs proper
" is in a good settlement, near Bloody Roo, The
cleared land mostly new, and considerable new
land may be cleared thereon.
TERMS One third IN baud on condrma-
lion OF sale, and remainder in two equal annual
payments thereafter. to be secured bv l1ds-
laents. VALENTINE STECKMAE,
Guardian OF Susan Amanda O'NraI.
\. B. Ifnot sold, It viii be rented oa thai
5ay.
Dec. 9, 1859.
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NOTICE.

Whereas letters of administration on the
estate OF James McCune g., lateIoi Woodbury. tP.,
decd, have been granted to the Subscriber, all
persons indebted TO said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate will present them
without delay to the uudersig0ed residing Ia
Bedford. j. w. LIAGENkELIER,
Dec ID, 1859. Administrator.
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ENGTETEwEl -

THE Bedford coonty Teachers Institute,
will hold its annual meeting at Bedford, COM
menciog on Wednesday, the 28th ofthis month,
and TO continue two days The exercises will
he IN all the branches taught in the Schools -
Addresses on various subjects, viii be delivered
during the session.
A general turn out of the teachers of the
county is requested by the
SUPERINTENDENT.
Bedford, Dec 2d.
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UDTTOR'S NOTICE

A UDTTOR'S NOTICE.-The undersign-
IA ed, appointed auditor, TO distribute the
funds in the hands Of Sheriff Fluke arising
from the sale Of the personal property in the
case Of Job Mann ct al VS.. B. w. Garretson,
w;lI attend 10 the Gutes ol said appointment, at
his office in the borough Of Bedford, on Wednes-
day, the 2sih day OF December, IS %, at
O'clock p. NJ, at which time aud place all
parties interested may attend.
O. II. GATHER,
Dec 9th, 1859. Auditor.
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Yours, &c,
DIR. MLANE'S VERMIFUGE.
PREPARED By FLEMING EROS. or PITTS
BCRGH.

cvDuring practice of more than twenty years
DR.. M'Lane had attended innumerab'e patients at
aicted with every form of worm disease, and was
induced 10 apply all the energies Of his mind 10 the
di,coyery Of a vermlfuge, or worm destroyer GER
tain in its effects the result Of his abors is me A
rrericsn Worm Specific, before the public
nrensrsd by Fleming 8ros. Of Pittsburgh, which is
nsrfectly safe, and may De given alike TO children
Of tie most tender age, or to the aged adult; II
purges mildly aud subdues fever, and destroys
worms with invarIabls success. 1t IS easy Of aJ-
mnislration, and as it does not contain mercury IN
any form whatever, no restrictions are necessary
with regard 10 drinking cold water, nor IS It capa-
bic Of doing the least injury to the teadeTest infant
An incredible number OF worms have been expe
led by this great vermifuge-
nz-Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
m,LANE'S CELEBRATED yERMlFUGE manu-
f.etured by FLEMING BROS, Of PrrrsBvnoH, p.
All other yermifuses ia comparison are worthless.
Or. MLane's genuine Yermifuge, can now be
had at all respectable drug stores. None genuine
without the signature OF
Nov. IS, l659.-lm. FLEMING a"oS'
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NOTICE.

The undersigned, has been appoIntei BY the
Court OF Com. Pleas, of Bedford county, to
have the care of the estate OF Peter Riddle, OF
Bedford Township. who has been found to be OF
uasound mind. Persons indebted to him or
having claims against him will take notice &C
c2rdingly
Dec, /, 1859. st. JOHN H. RUSH,
residing IN Bedford Borough.
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LAST NOTICE.

THE Store Books OF Jacob Reed and those of
Reed K Minnich, ate getting old, and must now
BE- closed The subscriber is anxious to save
all parties the expense OF legal proceedings and,
therefore, calls upon all indebted, or having ac-
counts unsettled, TO call at once aad settle up.
Suits i'll certainly be instituted against all neg
lec,ing this notice after the Ist OF February,
next.
JACOB REED.
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SIXTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT s!
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE
co ; VI TOP OLIT AN
ART ASS0CIiTIO

From all sections of the country subscribers 70
this popular Art Institution, (now in It's sixth yeaD
are being received in ratio unparalleled with that
OF any previous year.
tiny person can become member By Su bscri-
hing SO, sChacb wW eatitte him to
1st. The beautiful Steel Engraving, "Shah-
sPeare and His Friends"
2d.-.f Copy Of fhe elegantly illustrated .4rt
journal, one gear.
3d.-.f Free Season Rdmissi0n 10 tie Gale
rieS, 548 Broadway, .AeIC York.
In addition 10 which, over 4 hundred valuable
works OF Art given to subscribers as Premiums,
comprising choice Paintings, Sculptures, Outlines,
Gc., by The first American and Foreign Artists.
The superb Engraving, which every subscriber
will receive immediately on receipt OF subscription
entitled
.sHAKsPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS"
is of a character 10 give unqualified pleasure and
satisfaction. No wor. of equal value was ever be-
fore placed within reach of The people al such a
price. The Engraving IS Of very large SIZE, beng
prin ted heavy plate paper, 80 by 3S inches, na-
king most superb ornament suitable for the walls
Of either the library, parloT, or Office
1t can be to any part OF the country, by mail
with safety, being packed in a cylinder, postage
prepaid.
Think Of it Such work, delivered free OF
charge, and the Art Journal year for three dol
lars
SUBSCRIPTIONS viii be received un';l the Eve
ming of Tuesday the 3Ist OF January 1850, at which
lime the books will close and The Premiums be CIV
en- to subscribers.
No person restricted to single subscription
Those remittiag Si5 are entitled 10 SIX member
SHIPS.
subscriptions from California. the Canadls, aud
all Foreign Provinces, must be 80 so instead nl 50,
in order 10 deiray extra Postages, &c,
Persons wishing 70 form CLUBS will apply for a
circular OF terms, 5ic.
The beautifully illustrated Art Journal, PiviHg
iul particulars, will be on receipt Of Is cents,
IN stamps coin.
Address Q. l. DERBY, Actnary c. A. \.
SO and SIS Broadway, New York.
Subscriptions also received by 5. Radebaugh,
Hon, See. for Bedford and vicinity.
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NCTLCE.

WHEREAS letters Of administration on the
estate of Rachel nicCuns late oi Blair County,
deceased, have been granted TO the subscriber,
a!! persons indebted TO the said Estate are re-
qnestsd to make immediate payment, and those
having claims agaiGSt said EStaip, will present
them without delay, TO The uDdersigneds sresiding
in Bedford.
J. ". .LINGENFELTER,
Dec. Cd. Administrator
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I'D Il NJ ID :

O1 scarlet fever, on the morning OF the I'm
=, November, John W. Nevin, only son OF " M
o,5 Ann Margaret Gorsuch, Of HoPeweil tP''
aged 8 months and IL days.
Jasus said. "Sufer httie children TO come
unto me; for OF such is the kingdom OF he&-
yen.'
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R.ATL ROAD NOTICE.

The subscribers to the Capital Stock Of the
Biford Rail Road Company, are notified
70 ay 10 the Treasurer in Bedford, the fitd
iHsvineat on zach share Of stock subscribed by
'het, on or before the 22I day OF December
INST. By order Of the Board.
JNO. p. REED,
De. 9Th, 50. Treasurer.
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Nov. 9Th, 1859.
EHREE&.

EEHEgEE1&.
The Bedford Bible Society have two princi-
pal objects in view TO supply the destitute free of
charge and to furnish all others with the old and
new testamerts at very low prices.
Mr.. SHUck, the Treasurer, has large assort-
nent hand at his store inRedford, where be will
wait with pleasure on ali who call.
O. E. SHANNoa, JOHN LYON,
Secretary. President
Nov 18th
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FAIR NOTICE!

ALL persons still having unsettled accounts
on the Books OF OsteF, Alanspeaker & earn, are
respectfully notified, that if they wish TO save
costs, thes accounts must absolutely be settled
by crsA or note, before the lst of January,
1860. After that date all unsettled accounts
will be left for legal collectors without respect
to persons. Those who have not got the casa
can hquidate their accounts by note, and thus
save themselves cost.
Dec. %, lS59.-2m.
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NOTICE.

The public are hereby notified that my wife
Elizabeth, having left my bed and board, with
cut cause or pTovocatIon, am determined here
sftrr 10 pay no debts OF her contracting and /
warn all persons against barboring her on my
ccouut. JOHN w. bEAi1EE.
Bedford IN, Dec. 9th.
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MA RREED.

~ he evening of the 9th of November. BY
=, psy VIM. Deatrlck, Mr.. Michael w. Ford,
.nd .n Miss Elizabeth MansPeaker, all Of this coun-
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-09
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
cal Is tate.

BY Virtue Of an oFdrrot the Orphans Court
of Bedford county, the undersigned, as Exgcu-
lorsoi Echort Horn, late OF Juniata Township,
deceased, will
On Monday. tie 26fA dag Of Dec, nert,
expose TO Pa5lic Sale, On lhr premises,
One trqcteQf Lend,
situate in said Township Of Juglata, containing
about 81 acres of whicasks ceared, including
four acres Of meadow, and IN a good state Of
cultivation.
l. The Improvements area two story log dwell
slihg house, double log barn, spring house, and
other improvements and also two apple orch
ards Of good trtil, adjoining lands OF James
Burns, Valentine Wertz, Gideon Hitchew, and
others.
G5-Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
TERMS: : One third Of purchase none? on
the first oi April next, when possession viii be
gwen, onr third stafter payment OF debts 10
remain in the land for the use Of the widow,
and the remaining third to be paid in two e
qUal annual payments without interest, the
whole to b. secured by judgment bonds.
DANIEL B. HORN,
JOHN 4. BURNS,
Nov. 4ih. 1859 Executors.