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layers CHERRY PICTORIAL,

C0UGns, COLDS INFLUENZA, IoARsENEss, GROUP, BR 1y
CHITIS, INCIPGENr oNSUNPTION FOR rHE
RELIEF OF CONSERVATIVE PATIENTS IN
ADVANCED STAGES OF THE
DISEASE.
WIZ" IS the field OF its usefulness and numerous are
the cases nj Its cures that amOs every section country
abonndS persons publicly known who been
from alarming andeve desperate diseases of by
ltS use When tried its superiority every other
mec,ne 81 It's kind is too to observa
and WI re It's virtues known, the public longer hest
tau wat antldote to employ for distressing and dam
gerous AFFECTIONS Of the pulmonary organs incident
70 our ciiat lle inferior remedies thrust upon
te community have failed and been iscarded this has
afflicted they forget, and produced currs loo
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten W.
PREPARED by
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WESTERN
Aa@s3

- x1z< MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS' MILLS
ana after the lth Of October, the leave Calvert
StatIoh lor OWIngs Mills at 100 A NJ. Returning, leave
OWngs Mills at and II A NJ The O'Clock train Connects
WIN OMNIBUS Tor Kelsterston and Manchester for which
places tickets are sold at reduced prices " ~
$3.50 IRWIN X TAYLOR
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SbtprfNg.


ess5a4k FOR GAYAOUIL AND CALLAO.
Szs The superior bark SCOTLAND" Capt J. s. Rowe,
having most Of her cargo engaged will sail above the
dslw NoRRE1 / + Ev FIASPAPa i5se
et5TT1l FOR LONDON,
zs5 The l. as per Lloyds, Danish schooner 'sJUNOn
Capt Pedorsen will have quick dispatch For freight apply
n2a-tf 4, kN S9it% 4 C9 22.rf
DIR FOR BREMEN.
ss1z The good Bremen ship "ERNESTINF,r E. FrericIs
~ ia Elye qick dispatch For freight passage
MS sw '0-> ~ No. p Sc AREN s9r.et
os5a FOR BREMEN.
49, The good Bremen bark ANNA" H. Raschen,
master will have quick dispatch the above port For
70 32 KFP G2a RR 4! BENDER
MS 3W No % German street
s55tt FOR MARSETLLES.
E A small vessel will be despatched as above If sniff
.o..s HEsLEN h ROGERS,
sd N W. corner Pratt 4 Gay streets.
v9s@Ss San FRANClSCO.-C L f m ANS
So ss7sfFf NE-FIRST CLASS CL1PPERS.-CLIPPER or
ship SEA YMPH Whng Gdmmande eH !, move r GPPT
nr at New York and will sail as above For freight
nsstf ,PEEN Si,G;I CAST I BROS.
go The schooner INDEPFNDESCE3 Csptain Hall
d 'eEh and J XII ss c S5 a&fRSr2t S6vs
sss@55 FOR NEWBERN, N. G.
49, The schooner 'ELIzABE THn Can't Iatcbum. will
dGcggS ,reght to Morrow the 9th instant sail with
d5n JAS. CORNER & SONS.
et=t FOR CHARLESTON, S, C.-THE MER-
P7Sd and COPPER Esteemed c Saa Brfg 6BFRf
ana Tap conn knS r he gFeaGr Part Of her
'S "tcfHiARLEs PENPERGAsE
pd S All tchagss Ead goods shipped this line and
oaS P.,Shippss will please send duplicate receipts with
Z. F.
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SCRUFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is a constiu-
Ctona disease, rup;on of the blood, by which this
uid becomes Vitlaed weak and Being in the circu
aion pervade the whole body, and NAV .ust out in
nor there which may destroy The scrofuous
Int varousl caused by mercural disease low living,
hahtS the dei Ssng vices, etc Whatever he its origin
Is hereditary in the constitute descending from pa
70 children unto the third and fourth generation indeed
II seems to be the rod of Him who 81 will visit the mi
qultieS OF the fathers upon their Children
LIS effects commence by depOS ion from the blood of
rupt or ulceOuS matter which, the lungs liver and in
terna gans is termed uberceS; in the glands Swclngs;
anu on the surface, eruptons This foul corr rptOn
which gende in the blood depes energies of life SO
that crJuOuS constitutions not only suffer
complaints but they have far less power withstand
acEs OF other lSga consequently vast numbers perish
by disorders which, although ofuluuS their
are still rendered ia al by this faint in lie system of
the consumption which decimates human family has its
origin directly IN tins ScrolulouS coniaminatO; and many
aucVe diseases OF the liver kidneys, brain and, indeed,
nf all the organs arise from aggravated by the
cause.
One quarter all people are crofuous their persons
are nvaued by this lurking infection, and their health is
undermined by it. To cleanse it from the system must
reoYate the blood by an Alternative medicine, and nvgo
supply in
COhPOUO EH TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA,
the most eerua remedy which the medical skill of
time, devise for this everywhere and fatal
malay 1t is combined from the active remeias that
been discovered for the this
order from the blood and the OF the system
destructive consequences Hence it should he employed for
the ofnot only Scrofa, those other affections
ST. ANTHONY's FIRE, ROSE, ERYsIPELAs PIMPLEs PUs,
TULES BLoTcHEs BLAINs and BoLs, TCMoRs, letter
SYPHILITC AND NERCURIAL DISEASES DROPsY, DYSPEPSIA
DEBILITY, and, indeed ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
ViTATED9R IMPURE BLOOD. Unpopular belief in 'impu
ray 81 ne h06d Is founded in TRUTH for scrofula is
generation of the blood Tn particular purpose and virtue
Of this SarSapara is to purify and regeneate this vita
mud without which sound health is impossible contami
mated constitutions,
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COMMISSION ttlertballls.

WIN. W: WHITMAN & co,
w PRODUCE
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
rI4tf NO w LIGhT STREET WHARF,
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Bail 3Oa0s.
LIZ - FOR THE
VA ---'aa WEST, MORT
AND
,,o,,,N Q R T II WEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL Halfway
INVITED 80 ,

III. ,,o GLANCE OF HOURS
On and after NOVEMBER 27th 1863 fraips will H. ~,
Station: ~ '' Trains VIII leave Cal
The ;.i Mail Train daily Except Sunday atSA,
Ior IIttsDurg, Chlcago, C yeland Cincinnati 81 oi
Buffalo and all parts of Il North Car ada For Emt a
burg, Lancaster Lebanon, Reading and Po'tsviIi
OWN s Mills Relsterstown and Manch,strr III a. ana
York Accommodation Train, daily (eXcept NJ. Al,
P NJ, and from York s rs a. NJ. 'i4""S } al i.i'
EXPRESS TRAIN,
daily at 800 P. NJ, for all part of the West and N,,t
Travellers from Washington and the South by tho %0
~ ana 20 P NJ, make connections with the trains o
this road. ''"'IS over
For TICKETS and information apply at the Ticket office
Calvert Station, N. f. Of Calvert Frank lin str
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.ess4 FOR GAYAQUIL AND CALLAO.
zs=zs The superior bark SCOTLAND" Capt j. s. Rowe,
most OF her cargo engaged will sail above on the
I9thlnstant For freight or passage, apply to
H., MORRILL, 4 RANDALL,
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stsA NEW ORLEANS

$3.50 - PACKETS
-. EDWARD EV ERETT % Gunby,
HELEN A. MILLER, Gait
CHARLES, Ruark
These vessels all Of superior class and insure at tn
lowest figure They sail regularly advertised and are com
manded by Captains well experienced in the The ca
pacy, too of the above vessels in will a0S great
facility to shippers Fer freight cabin or Storage passage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON 4 Co
--,o ,- ,.-.- No. 81 Pratt street
GEO ". HYNSON Co., Agents, New Orleans, will for.
their address. dI3tf
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REPAIRED BY
DR.. &c AVER IL ~

- :, - :. Lowell, Mass
All our Remedies for sale ny Thomson Wood Fock
ami " h Brown Bro Baltimore street wholesale and
by all he retail
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JOHN T. RIGNEY, Asst Superintendent,
]. H. WARNER. Ticket Agent noS !
j PHILADELPHIA,

- q W ~ Wi ING TIA Az,
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
J., and o,o. EAhL ;ARRANGENENT
RnaIIaagiphia viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPU
~ j EYER SSS RR,S sunday as fellows viz:
Y; EVENING NAIL at ats, S2 g. p! ~ WAY MAIL N'i.
New York ains a. 20 NJ only Al trains connect witt
- p Y ram, with Passenger Car attached leaves at
Iorro % stopping only at StemmerS Rum Glasses and
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE ats;5Av,ov
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS on DEL AWARE RAIL
By leaving in 10 ISA NJ f train will CONNER .,
with SIS " train or by having at Is r NJ can r
mngt9p and take the 935 A. train '' "' IN VIII
NOiiCEAl colored PERSONS neither bond or free, will
ally known to the undersigned who i BE- Willie, IL @
poni 70 ne Company, before they viii be tax roi ~
92l.a WIN. CRAWFORD, arro.
Is e aEs FOR THE
On and "a, R5ALTTMoFE AND OHIO RA1L E6 ATN'T
IN anu AFTER November 18th, 1889, the trains will run as
Leave Camden Station, Baltinore-Ma except suna,s
THE THE. WEST, SOuTHWEST AND NORTHWEST Ro %f
ron Wy p ASSENGEFS
befe Bdhore and Pleimon take the 745 NJ
berland and Wheeling Accommodation Train and ban
raoh ana farkersbur take the Aus H. train from Bal
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore t4IsPv
and f from Frederick at A: ~. - W"
TIE EdLICQTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at o
ia ~, ana 443 r NJ and Ecotts Mills at AS A. NJ and
FQR .WASHLNGTON AND THE S0Trg
Leave Baltimore and 500 A. NJ and3 Is and eorp
On sundays at 10 A. NJ only Leaves washington 70,
Sundays 800 p n only The " second M I ~ T. d. n'
eeny rom Baltimore stop at way points The srcHud an
washington connect With trains on the Annanos RnSi ~
EEGI IE 0l every KIND Information, &c apply to j.
ENGLAND Agent or at the Ticket Office. Camden sts"a
Lu COLE rsn0-,, T,.,... Master of Transportatio,
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E.,sI A.. BALTIMORE AZ AND SUsQUEHAN

NrNa
HaaapsrssassssSSsNA STEAM COMPANY
CULAR DAIlY LINE Except Sunday for PORT ~ .
P0SlF, ia FRE DE GRACE, and TIDE WATER CANAL
The steamboat IJJNI;ATTAT Capt Frederick Tomlin ON
MONDAY; WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING. at 5
O'Clock. Returning, leaves PORT DEPOSIT every ri :
and HAFRL De GRACE ats O'Clock, p 81.
leaves S ssme nssa ~ SAT- Tn".on
SATURDAY EVENING at s O'Clock Returning leaves
PORT DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY, WEHN ESDAY and
Friday EVENING, at O'Clock, and HAVRE DE GRACE
Passage, berths included 50 cents.
Freight received daily until o'clock carried At lew ft.s
and carefully attended TO-
~ Duplicate receipts for freight will b. required
The agent Havre de Grace will attend To forar,jlr .
merchandise Consigned him any point on the Prnsy
ysnia Canals viii ship frigS intended tor BaItmor.
Philadelphia elsewhere
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Baltrnor.
I TOME Aeon. pvt na-,s!. w.
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STEAMBOATS,.

81 FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
- ss=s1 3 M0ND THREE TINES \ WEEK
me steamers BELNlbERE and GEO PEABODY are rov
leaving every Tuesday, Thursday an!i Saurj5v ofrn
at3 clock tor the above places "' '''ei''"o'9
Freight received daily
dationS. '~ avn" "VNVIulUo'
For freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
ID Q p---.. 3 Light street har.
MIA C,l,, f-.,
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DLACKSMlTH'S COAL.-2OO tons for sale at
$t3 y per 246 his delivered in any part the
city in Quantities to suit purchaser c G1LMOR,
nd street
OLIVER PITCHERS AND GOBLETS, very
~ heavy, elegantly chased and engraved full assort
CANFIELD, BRO. & co,
nat 229 Baltimore sire
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sssyA me good Bremen ship "ERNESTINEn f. Frericbs
MASTER VIII nave quick dispatch For freight or massage
apply 10 the Captain on board at HenderSon wharf or to
Ills 2w - ~ n q ANENo,
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lmes, EiQaars, &t.
aa CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c,
Hs&TSSF5 J. B. CHARRON Il co, AGENTS
1890 FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS



IN FIR AN E,
Have just and offer for sale very superior COGNAC
BRANDlES, vintage of ISL Charron Pere ct fls Brand
Emile BELMONT Co, Cognac Brandies, various vniaSes;
,orLatN Carct mes rom low to finest grades Burgun
" Wines from medium to very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines; Champagne Wine, various
qualities. - F
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid
Also on consignment 10 bbs very old and prime Monon-
gahea Rye Whiskeys 10 bbls very old copper distilled
bourbon 200 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
ana Rye hSkeys to which invite the attention those
ID want OF pure liquors Office No. 1874 LOMBARD STREET,
doors east OF Hanover an5.tf
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s2s-tf WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
q NORTON STEWART OFFERS AT PR,
T rHBGE E4 tthn fT 81 gu T9S Teoe
0OO g superior TABLE CLARET Pauillac, ST. Ju-
~OO lien, Margaux st. Estephe.
100 baskets "Leuneux Il efournien CHAMPAGNE.
90 cases sARDINEs, "COrmus'' prize medal brands.
Ro sRI&6 fsGFment of Bordeaux cognae La
FHOCOLATE.-l00 boxes Preston's celebrated
0Ghosolste for sale by WM. q PRICE co. loI and lOs
Lomnayd It dsf
n, landing and for sale by WIN. G. PRICE CO., iOl and
RULK MEAT-2OO coo pounds in drV salt for
-Dsale by Jos PHI CARSON & co dstf
DEEF.-2OO bbls. Extra Mess Beef very choice
1iust received and for sse by JOS CARSON &cO ds If
r EMONS.-5O boxes Malaga for Sale by PALM
Ter THOMAS, Is Bowly's wharf d8tf
SULTANA RAISTNS.-IOO drums for sale by
0PALMER THOMAS I6 Rowly's wharf dsf
COOKING RAISINS AND PRUNES for sale
Oby PALMER TR0NAS, l6 BowIy's wharf. dstf
old RYE WHISKEY. 10 or. casks very fine
~ Nod Rye Whiskey for sale by GEO L. HARRISON,
SHERRY WINE.-I6 or. casks very superior
AAkkISoE. O Donnelps wharf. ds-tf
RUTTER.-l0O Diaries Choice Glades Butter
sal by J. e. HARVEY co 10 Exchange Place
m ans 81 boxes Prime Cutting Cheese
Harvey co. EScsanga gary Place CO. do r sale by j. g.
E,NGLiSH DAIRY CHEESE in sbinnino, ordar
1Ifor sale by j. G. HARVEY 70 ~ .1rrlPPInS order,
corner Commerce street. o'' 20 Exchange Place,
NEW CROP B. E. PEAS. 11-1
SfTf FIX NEW EVE oR8PE
Of prime quality. handsome order and
ol7.H P MACON LEON $50.
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FOR LONDON.
For BREMEN

zs=5 The l, as per Loyds, Danish schooner "JUNOn
apt fedorsen will have quick dispatch For freight apply
n2Gtf IN, hN S 4 W,
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%a4-~a BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL.
sksztRzszasxEHzPHlA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
VIA CANAL,
For the transportation c: Merchandise Produce PACKAGES
Horses, Carriages, Furniture Goods of al sorts
Philadelphia and Baltimore ' ''e'"
FOX PHILADEIPHIA-One Of the Comp1nv's Steam
beats leaves No Light wharf daily at Gcarl ar
irving in Philadelphia at o'clock the next morning in r
pie time for the New York Trains 7' " D
NJ FE 81 FIJI il!A-Leavcs daily o'clock
Goods forwarded Immediately with carat IF all char.
ior commission j. ALEX. SHRIV Err, Agent,
No ) Light street wharf, Baltimore.
,o. =. y. GEOE rs, Jr., gent
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81 ~ CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl--The
ri - 2 i5 subscriber has on hand at his extensive CAR
1870 nEf3SIIORl, No. 30 South Gay street, the most
teisiV ana pest assortment of fashionable CARRIAGES
that can he found in the city Persons in want Carriages
VIII ma 1t to their interest to give call az deter
mined 70 sell low for cash approved paper All work sold
at my Reposory warranted for twelve months Old Caria
ReS repaired or taken in exchange for
s2l-tf WILLIAM MCCANN
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M3A WINES, BRAHDIES, RUNS,
tsskkaassss BLACK TEAS, &c.
A%@9EI4 P. TIERNAN Il son,
Oder for sale the following articles, their own
particularly for family use
brown Sherres, in wood and in glass " o.
PORT WIN ES7 Sandeman's competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard Marchs fine Madeira in
wood and in glass also, Grape 81 ice
HOOK WIN Northumberland Steinterger Yarcobrun-
neT; Cabinet, I.ieb frau mich, BroRneberg Ct IS4a
CHAMPAGNE NlNES-Moet and Chandons finest in
quarts and pnts $3.50 ~ ' :"
Brandies. ~ ~ P anu "
RqMSOld and fine Jamaica, Antigua Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-The best quaity-Tienan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it, ~ ~
200 half chests the finest SOJCIOSC TEA AMIR
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8fNWILLIAM T. GETTY,
I'D DEALER IN FOREIGN
A&<asHsES AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
.. T. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS
Ir,;,,s o.+o,.... Baltimore
BRANDIES,
WINES,
u.L A., RUM, ETC,
WIN the assurance om him that every article shall prove
imdOrtaton ~ ~ VIZ ~ -
DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
OF all grades, tlv no
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-01-07
DT ED N

December 18Th, 1858, FRANK BARCLAY,
son of DIR. f, &. and Gcorgianna R. Reamer,
aged two years, five months, and niue days.
On the Friday following, December 24th,
CHARLES, Son of Espy l.. and Louisa Ander~
sen, in the seventh year of his age.
"Jesus said, suffer little children, aud forbid
them not TO come unto me for of such IN the
kingdom cf heaven"
81 shall go TO him, but be shall not return to
me %
"My little one. my sweet one, tho couch Is en,ptv
now,
Where Oft wiped the dews away. which gathered
on thy br0w;
No more, amidst the sleerless night, smooth thy
pillow fair,
ris smooth inaecd but rest rnore thy snail, pale
features ibare.'
"My little one. my sweet onl, thou car>t not como
10 me,
But nearer draws iha numbered hour when / sha,!
go to thee;
And thou, perchancs, with seraph smile, and gold
en- harp in hand
May'st come the first to welcome me- to our
Emmanuefs llnd.'
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LoAVES AND FISHES /.

Tue Auditors of this County met on Mon
day last 10 audit tie accounts of the Treasur-
er. There was great contest for the Clerk
ship, au cfice with a salary of jus. S2500.-
John W. Liugenfelter, Esq, an old resident
of the County, aud who 1--WE know of nothing to
the contrary was always q Loeofoco, was an
applicant, and person of the naLio of Meyers,
lately, we believe, sent forth from Somerset on
pilgrimage, in search Of employment Of some
kind or other, was the other applicant for the
snug little bonu0a magnum Of $1,000. The
said Meyers, ii appears, lately turned up as
one of the publishers Of the Gazette, and as he
10 one Of the renegades that left the Know
Nothing party, aud consequently could not
his claims for the sugdr plum could not be set
aside intrt!yt Mr.. Lngenfel,er, who has
been Poor House Steward, and is an Attorney
far superior to the cast of rubbage from Som
ef.et, and WIG, also, looms np as the next c4n-
didate for District Attorney, was not to be re-
fused iafrety, either! Now, mark how iii
gantiy tbs Auditors, dear, good souls, and the
TWO talented applicants, who wished to serve
their country for day or two, and the S25.o :
compromised the matter, and the S25.00!-
They agreed that both should be appointed
Clerks, AID dirids the plum betresn them,
$3.50 each! What Q wonderful appoint
ment The whole wo!k, scarcely occupying
two days, and Jet the CleFkship i. cut in tDo,
to help to feed q hungry patriot, 'cto is wit-
ling to serre in any party for the tOaUes and
fshss--erea though they be small loares and
small fishes For the first time in the history
Of the County, we believe, there have been two
Clerks to the Auditors Next year, probably,
there will be some more applicants Tor the
Clerkship, and the Auditors, following the ex-
ample of the illustrsous Court House officials,
can manufacture half-dozen clerkships out of
Ghe one, and raise the salary too The Som
erect pilgrim, with S12 so in his pocket, strut
ssd the streets very conssquentiaify for few
days atter--and we'll be might, for ii was the
only trust of any kind he ever received from
any body, and be now cbeIisbes the scriptural
maxim, that "a prophet is not without honor,
save in his ewp country and in his own
houssi"
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Til, rGtslEtusS
BALTIMORE. i'm. 4 ih5

BALTIMORE, Jen. 4. iS09.
FLOUR Iowari Street and Oaio Super
could not commend over S5 per bbl. C.,y Mills
Surer may he quoted, 10 the absence Of - Is,
at S4.874aS5 25 pei Dbl. for standard to choice
brands, aud Ezra Family Flours as follows:
Ohio Extra at S5.37a; Baltimore city ground
Family and Extra is selling at $3.50 for the
former, and $3.50 for the latter. In Corn
Meal we cote sales to-day of sos bbls. City a,
$3.50, being decline of so cts. per bbl., On
on last transactions. Rye Flour is slowly sell
ling at S4 per bbl., and Buckwheat Meal at
81 l2A4S2.37A per 100 lbs,
GRAlN.-There were ouly 642 bushels Of
fered-sales of ordinary white being made al
Sl.20a$l .27; good do. held at 81. 304$ 81 .35.
and prime to choice at Sl.49 81 so per bushcl
Reds we'e dull, aud may be quoted AT 81. I5a-
81 % for good to prime. Corn was less buoyaut
and the offerings reached about 1900 bushels.
with small sales Of white at 60a66 CTS. for damp
GS cts. for prime, and yellow brought 70aT2 cts
per bushel OF Oats there were l, ,240 bushels
offered, and Pennsy lsauia brought II cts. OF
Rye we quote Pennsylvania nominal at 654e6
cts, aod Maryland "a 72a75 cts per bushel.
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FOR SALE
.E%g-E a AT@

ihE EFoLLOWING LANDS IN THE WEST:
S0 ACRES in Brown Connfy, Kansas. rifles
west OF Hiawatiia, on the old ST. Jn road. sid II
aii!es rom " lite Cl9ud on the Missour; River =
ALSO su 4cRas, 10 niles West OF Atchsop. Kan.
s~s. These are fine rolling prairie lands witiia les.
shan mile of timber and running s.ater kLsa
80 ACRES, well tmhcred aDd a:erei, IA St Fran.
SO Colnr, Missouri. ALSO ~ ACRES aeii iimbe-ei.
IN GRAM county, Indiana
an. ihe f Having il. Is IN B.dfs-i C.;,tr.
;, BOUT 80 AcsEs, "sil timber.l, n Cta,i..rs--t
ICY nFF-siip, 9 nlies ircul EaaEgrI, ne. to
o"hu MSr eTrans A1so 4-o ACRES Jiaosre,i ;ari
M . @1Sih ai hdinsourg on I4e road to South
amlton. ALSO 439 acres, timi.er-land, in Union
township, on Bo5os Greek, about mii.s alors
Cohfaa,s Saw-Sin ALAo Hge-twelf;hs of ;rsc,
eontaia.ng 265 acres and l4s perches OF Broad
TOP coal land Also ITO Acnrs Of first quality lime
stone land half mile south OF Bedford known
Us the V"ndersmth Farm, 100 acres cleared, u nev-
er failing spring Of excellent water toerable barn
and small frame house.
For the present may be found at Mrs. Cooks
Hotel wM " U.II
Jan. z, 1859
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-01-07
M "a 1T EEED.

On tie 28th inst, Icy Rev. Ge rge berk-
stresseI. AT the residence Of tie h,ide's father
in WoodaerIy, Mr. i. Il. pUaBoaRow ano
Miss E. JENNIE JOHNSTON.
Last week, the name of the Rev. gcntie;u4l
who married the above couple, was accidentally
olritted. It's all right now.
In Rainsburg on Tuesday Jan, the 4ib, By
the Rev. Is, 4. Stevens at the NJ. f.. Church
in presence Of large audience, Mr.. +. j. Os-
BORNE, OF Moorsvi!le, Peana., to Mss +. v
Mann of Clearspripg, Mi.
On the 18th of December last, by the Rev
II. Heekesman, HENRY HILbEoAss and Miss
JULIANA, daughter of Frederick Turner, all oi
Harrison township.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-01-07

MISSISSIPPI READY FOR Warbler ARM
oRY.-lt will be remembered that jeff Davis
recently eouDseled the Sovereign State Of Mis-
sissippi 10 prepare for war. He told her Leg
isIaturs TO prepare fixed ammunition 10 con-
vert muskess INFO Minnie rifles, to cast cannon.
and be ready to blow to the flinders of ever
lasting smash all the pesky Abolisiousts who
would dare to plant their feet upon the hallow-
ed soil Of that Sovereign State. Well, the
armory Of this Sovereign State has been cx-
amined, and We are indebted to the Vicksburg
Wing for the following inventory of the 'cir-
cuDstance Of discovered to be TN hand:
4aint-lock,muskets, oil rusty, aud no breech-
es to at least two.
7 bayonets--rusty, with 90 poiLis.
A p,ia of belts ard scabbhrds, but 70 swords.
so cas.r;dge boxes.
The Wing adds:
ave hare now Major Generals, 10 Brig
adler Generals, 90 Colonels, go Lieatenan;
Culouels, 60 Majors, aud viii soon have 600
Captains, 1900 Lieptenaats, 48U0 Sergeants
ano 4800 Coiporals. We are happy TO inform
them, however, that we have no privates--sae
Legislature having dispensed With that useless
por.icu ae the army"