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PERILs AND Losses OF FIsHERMEN.-The
Gloucester (Mass.) Telegraph presents a list of
one hundred and ten vessels, chiefly schooners,
which have been lost from the port of Glouces-
ter within the last thirty years. OF that num-
Der, ffty-nine were stranded, seven run down,
two capsized, three foundered, one burnt and
thirty-eight were never heard from. Thirty-six
of them were lost in the Bay of ST. Lawrence,
mackerelling, twenty-seven on Georges Bank,
twenty-three were trading, twelve were macker-
cling, and eleven cod fishing in other places
than the Bay and st. Georges. The aggregate
value of the lost vessels with their outfits is set
down at 100000, or an average of $4,000
dead loss to the town annually, as about the
whole of the insurance was effected in Glouces-
ter.
The same paper gives the names of two hun
dred and ninety of the men on board these yes
sells, who were lost, and there were forty-two
others whose names have never been ascer-
tanned, making total of three hundred and
thirty-six persons lost. of this number, two
hundred and twenty -fourshav been lost within
the last ten years, or an average of twenty-five
lives during those years. The year 1852 was
the most disastrous of any; during that year,
thirteen vessels were lost, (eight of them were
stranded, and five, having forty men on board
were never heard from,) the value of which
was $42 200. These facts show that the bust
ness is pursued at a yearly loss of twenty or
more persons.-Neo Fork Ereniag Post.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-07-14

a Chronicle Of the Campaign- The Declara-
ton Of War-TAe Austriaas and French
Enter iSdrdiaia-The Austrians Drioen ont
Of Piedmont and Forced to Abandon Lon,-
6d'rty-The Battles Of Monticello, Palestro.
San Fermo, jorese, Magenta, and Maleg-
ndnO-l859.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-07-14

A smooth sea never made skillful mariner.
Neither do uninterrupted prosperity and sue
cess qualify man for usefulness and happiness.
The storms of adversely, like the storms of the
ocean, rouse the faculties, and exercise the in
vention, prudence, skill, and fortitude, of the
voyager
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1t is all very well to be "a worthy fellow, y
ga blunt, honest man." but we like little
polish with the jewell As Locke says, mo
body contents himself with rough diamonds, or
wears them so. When polished and set, then
they give lustre.'
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-07-14

The SALMON FISHERY = The Commercial
Bulletin learns that the catch of salmon this
season has been very good. This delicious fish,
which a few years since was so abundant in the
waters of the Merrimac and Connecticut and
other streams is now almost wholly confined to
the rivers of Maine and the Provinces, the
principal of which are the Penobscot and Ken
nebec the St. John, and those in the vicinity
of Halifax and Yarmouth, n. S. Boston is the
principal market, from which they are distribu-
ted all over the country. Very few, except
from the Kennebec, are sent direct to any other
city, and those almost entirely TO New York.
The season commences about the lst of April,
and continues till the middle of July; but with
the facilities of late years the Boston and New
York markets are generally supplied every
month in the year. The earlier fish are sold at
$3.50 per pound, and perhaps thousand are
sold at this rate each season; but towards the
close they fall as low as twenty cents When
they reach this price, the great bulk is cured
and picked, and large quantities preserved in
packages, for the Southern
and foreign markets. The quantity received at
the port of Boston yearly is estimated at from
100000 to 10000 pounds.--N. T. Zee. Post.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-07-14

Martin Van Buren,, the sage of Lindenwald,
says the Richmond Dispatch, is still in excel
lent health, and is blessed with his usual cheer
full spirits. He is one of the few Presidents
whose constitution and temper are unaffected
by the cares of State. lie never distressed
himself in any degree about the welfare of the
country, or the condition Of his conscience, and
having no soul and good digestion, he is en-
joying serene old age.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-07-14

BETTER To FIGHT THAN RUN.-" That which
thou hast to do, do it with all thy might said
a clergyman to his son.
'' So did this morning" said Bill, with an
enthusiastic CLEAN in his eye.
"Ah! what was it, darling?" and the father
fingers ran through his ofsprings curls
Why, / walloped Jack Edwards" said the
young hopeful, till he yelled like blazes. You
should just have heard him heller, dad +"
The father looked unhappy, while he ex-
planned the precept did not apply to any act
like that, and concluded with
"You should not have done that, my child"
"Then he'd a walloped me- replied the
young hopeful.
Better" said the sire, {" for you to have fled
from the wrath to come"
"Yes; but" replied the hopeful, by way of
a final cincher, Jack can run twice as fast as
can"
The good man sighed, went to his study,
took up pen, and endeavored to compose
himself.
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Old Mr.. Russell was fairly caught in his own
trap. He was better known as Major Ben
Russell, and being met by his old friend Bus
by, he was Familiarity saluted with a hearty
shake of the hand
" How do you do, old Ben Russell?"
"Come, now" said Major Ben, " I'll not take
that from you-not bit of it. You are as old
as | am this minute
upon my word" says Mr.. Busby, you are
my senior by at least ten years.
Not at all, friend Busby and, if you
please, we will determine that question very
soon-just tell me what is the first thing you
recollect?"
"Well, the first thing l recolect," said Mr..
Busby, "was hearing people say, There goes
oJd Rem R3tsseU = -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-07-01
Faodcrsa EnYcHslinz2s.

We kno V Of &c invention OF modern times that
deserves or destined to occupy higher niche in
the temple OF fame than The discovery or invention
of he Vegetable EpiIep,ic P.ljs for curing Epilepsy
or Failing Fits Spasms, Cramps, and all the varlou
notifications of Nervous Disease. Or. Ssth s.
Hqucc, OF los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md, the
INVENTOR is certainly entitled to the best wishes OF
al, The benevolent portion ofmankind, who expert
suce pleasure by the alienation Of human suffer
ing. When Or. Harce first prepared these Pills, he
Intended them solely for Fits, Cramps and SPasms
bnt subsequent experience satisfactorily proved to
Hifn that in addition TO their remarkable sanative
properties in this class Of diseases, they exerted a
perfect control over the entire nervous system. He
svas then induced 10 Try them in cases Of Neural
gia. Tic Doloreux Nervous Headache, Paptatjon Of
;ac Heart, Incipient Paralysis, Hysteria Muscular
Debltity. aud host of minor diseases, sPrInging
from lark of nervous energy, in all Of which his
anticipation was crowned with the most sanguine
success. Persons d; distance, by writing and SEN
ding remittance 10 DR.. Hance, can have the medi-
cI0e forwarded by mail to their post Office address
he paying the postage. The prices are for single
box, 50. two boxes. S. or S2i der dozen. We have
gwen bis address above.
June p, l6j9.-lm
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-07-01

BY virtue of writ Of Vend. Exponas to me d.
reced, there Will be exposed public sale at the
Court House, in the Borough of Bedford. on Satur-
day, the 9:h day Of July, A. D., 1859, at O'Clock
?. NJ, the following property. to wit: All Deft's
right title and interest. and 10 one tract of land
containing 100 acres more less. about $50 acres
cleared and npder fence with a two story dwelling
house, double log stable, and other out-buidin s
thereon erected, also apple orchard thereon, ad-
joining lands ot Jacob Cypher, Jacob Eicher and
others. situated in Liberty township, Bedford coun
ty; seized and taken in execution as the property
Of William Fisher, and 10 be sold for cash.
Sherlf's Office, Bedford, I WA. ). FLUKF
Jane 10th, 1859 Sheriff
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FOURTH Oh JULY.

THE coming anniversary OF American Inde-
rsndance will be celebrated, in Bedford, by the
..}rdtord RiHemen" and ''Bloody Run Indepen-
s.u, Blues" The Declaration of IndePen-
J4nce will be read by JoHN II. FILLER, ESQ,
and an oration delivered by o. H. GATHER,
T.o. The exercises will take place at the
court House, at | | O'Clock, A. M. Comtorta-
HE STATS will be provided for The Ladies, who
are respectfully invited TO attend.
The dinner will be served at ! O'Clock, +.
NJ. bv Mr.. Steckman, OF the "'Mengel House"
Th. citizens of Bedford and vicinity are
cordially invited TO be present and participate
with rs in the festivities of the occasion.
W. P. MOWER,
LEVI SMITH,
!. W. L'NDERMAN,
ABSALOM REIGHARD,
NATHANIEL SNIfH,
Committee Of .8rrang gemenfS.
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Notice Of LnCuizition.

~ HEREAS Solomon HarcIeroad, late OF
w Coerain township, Bedford County, died
seized Of the following described Real Estate (to
w) One tract OF Land containing two hundred acres
and one hundred and five perches, strict measure,
situate in Snake Spring township, Bedford County,
adjoining Lands of James Mortmore, Isaac Rtchey
John Daugherty, and others
Leaving no issue nor Widow-but leaving the fol-
lowing collateral heirs Ito wiD Adam HarcIeroad,
residing in Mifiiu County, Penn'a, Solomon Harcle-
road, residing IN Wisconsin, William residing in
Blair County, Pa. Elizabeth, Wife OF Henry Imler,
residing in Bedford county. Pa, Benjamin HarcIe-
road. minor, and David Harclproad minor residing
in Bedford county. al! of whom the children of
John iarcleroad, Brother who is dead, Margaret a
sister and wife OF William CT residing in Bedford
county Pa, aud another sister no intermarred
with Joseph Whitmor (now dead) and leaving issue
HezetonIah, Mary Jana, Simon Whitmore, Ann Eli
"a David and Elizabeth residing in Illinois, Eliza
beth wife of Charles Rel'zel Christina iatermarried
VITA Jacob Hoenstine, Jnanna Intermafred with
Jacob Mock, and Simon Harcleroad the petitioner,
the last four Of whom reside in Bedford County
Pennsylvania,
Notice IS therefore given that in pursuance OF
writ of partition or Valuation to me directed
will proceed to hold an nquistion or Valuation on
said premises on Friday the 22d day Of July \. D..
1859 when and where all parties interested may at
tend If they see proper
SheTiti-s Office Bed WM. 5. FLuKr
ford, jane L, 1850 Sheriff.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned
"a appointed by the Orphans Court OF Bed
ford CoBnty TO distribute the funds in the hands OF
Amarlah Wilson, surviving Executor of John Will
decd, wlll meet the parties interested at his
office, in Bedford Friday, 9th day of August.
1882 for the purpose Of attending TO the duties Of
said appointment, where all NAV attend that think
proper. J. w. LINGENFELTER,
June 10th, 1859. Auditor.
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The SALAMANDER SAFES OF PHILADELPHIA
AGAINST THE WORLD.
Evans 81 Ss a(sOaa

Have had the surest demonstration IN the following
certificate that their manufacture Of Salamander
Safes has al length fully warranted the representa-
tions which have been made OF them rendering
an unioubted security against the terrific element :
Philadelphia, April 18th, 1856.
Messrs. Evans & &WArsoS, ,-Gentlemen lit affords
Us the highest satisfaction 10 state 10 you, that
owing In the very protective qualities oftwo of the
Salamander Safes which we purchased of you some
fe months since, we saved large portion OF our
iewery, and all our books, papers, &c, exposed 10
the calamitous fire in Ranstead Place, the NOR
ming of the ] lth instant.
When reflect that these Safes were located
in the fourth story of the building occupied, and
that they fell subsequently into heap of burning
ruins, where the concentration OF heat caused
the brass plates TO melt, We cannot but regard the
preservation of their valuable contents most
convincing proof of the great security afforded by
your Safes.
We shall take much pleasure in recommending
them TO men of business sure reliance against
FIRE.
GEORGE W. SIMONS & BRO, Jesgellcrs.
Who have purchased six large Safes since
April 30, 1859, Tyr.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

WING been appointed agent for
Ii Manny's Combined Reaper and Mower,
with Woods Improvement, | confidently rec
ommend it to the farmers Of Bedford county,
as the best Machine yet offered TO the public.
am also agent for Woods Great Moving
Machine, which is cheap and entirely meets
the wants Of large and small farms. For any
information in regard 10 either, apply TO Wm.
Hartley, Bedford, Pa.
DAVID H1LLES,
Agent for Bedford & Blair, Cos.
June I0,'j9.
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Rry. JouN LYON,
T..LyTTLEToN LYON, A. NJ,
L PRINCIPALS.


THE Summer session Of this institution will open
on Friday, the lst day of July 1859.
1t is the design of the Principals, to make this
Academy in all respects, first class Institution,
for the thorough instruction of youth of both sexes
and prepare theta for any profession or position
in life.
The high moral and scientific tone Of the school
is we'll known 10 this community.
The spacious brick building adjoining the resi-
dence OF DR.. Wm. Watson, has been secured for
the purposes Of the Academy.
a few bows, (the number is limited 10 ten.) will
he received into the family ct the Principals, as
boardars.
The beauty Of toe scenery and the salubrity of
the climate render Bedford most desirable loca-
ton for such a school
Persons from abroad visiting ct the Springs, can
be near their children during the summer.
$500 per year, incluhng boarding,
Terms. washing, fuel, light, and Tuition IN all
| the branches.
Terms TOR day scholars:
- 49, { S6.-Engnsh Branches.
! - 't'"''''' $50, Classical DO &c.
p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ho0FL LAND'S GERMAN BlTTFRS.

TREY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
I'm, free from Alcobolic Sfm4ia"f, aa4 all i4j"1O"s
rtgrsfisHts
Are pleasant in taste and smell, mild in their ope-
T,rio6. will expel all morbid srcTeiIons from the
body. give bloom 20 the PaIid cheek; and health and
ysa3r to the frame.
ghsg sgtH c,,re DYSPEPSIA
Y,lsg rr.H c,ye NERVOCSDEBILITY.
r,isg ,ciR c,rs LIVER COMPLAINT.
Tiny IrtH cays JAUNDlCE.
Ih.y ariH cuye DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
qErv ,rW care CONSTIPATION.
T1fy t-,H care PILES.
T4ey ,,iH c,ue HEARTBURN.
Ttr2 rriW caye SWIMMING OF THE HEAD.
g5lv ,~sg r,,re FLUTTEEjNG or TIE HEART.
They are prepared by Or. c. u. JACKSON, AIS
Arch Street Philadelphia. Pa, and sold by druggists
and stoiekeepeFs in every town and village ~ the
United States. Canadas, West Indies, and South
America, At IS cents per bottle.
may -, ,'Jg-ly.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-07-01

THE subscriber will offer at public sale, on
.Nonday, the 27h dag Of June,
his farm, situated IN East Providence township,
Bedford county, within eight miles OF the Bed
ford Railroad, adjoining lands of John Nycum,
Sr., and Others, containing 2R0 acres, more or
less, 100 acres cleared, undef good fence, and
well set IN grass; the balance we'll timbered
with white and yellow pine, and known as the
Dickinson or Deal tract. The farm is also
well watered, two streams running through it.
The improvements consist OF large and COM
modlous bank barn, good dwelling house and
tenant house. TERMS made known on dav
OF sae-to suit purchasers.
JOHN C. BLACK.
June 1928
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A DMINISTRATOR's N0TlCE.-Lclle

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.-Lrllers
~ OF administration with the will annexed
have been this day granted by the Register OF
bedford County,to he subscriber residing in Bed
ford Borough, on the estate Of John Oster, late OF
Cumberland Valley township. deed. All persons
having claims against said estate are required 10
present the same without delay and those indebted
to said estate are requested TO rrake immediate
payment.
JOHN II. RUSH,
June 10, 1855. Administrative.
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ST. MINER GOODS,
Consisting Of Silks. Poll de Cheqre.
English pongee mixture, Ducals,
Challie de LainS, Byadere Mohairs.
Poplins. Robes Less, organizes,
English ChintzeS, CrinoIincs.
Thibet and Stella ShawIs.
Spring STYLES, Prints and Lawns. from
6I cents up-Muslins, Brown and
BIeachcd, from 81 cents up Cling
hams and ChaIlie De Lains, from o cts.
up-Mohair de Beige and LavelIas, from
0centsup-M Mems and Youths wear,
from I25 cents up.
Cloths, CassimereS, Tweeds, Coatings,
Satinetts, .Jgans, VestIngs, &c. &c.
- ~38h Groceries, Qucenswarc, Cutlery,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes,
Caters. Slippers and Ties. which they
will sell CHEAP for CASH, or PRO
DUCE.
ChildrenS' Shoes, from 12I cents up,
Ladies Shoes and Lace Boots, from
625 cents up-do. Fine Lasting Gal
lct5 from % Genus Ii p--N1el " DoyS
Shoes for IS cents up.
Good Coffee fur 12t cents.
Prime new crop n. 0 Sugar at 10 cts.
Refined white crushed do at l25 .
Bright Moasses aud Syrups from I2z
cents up-and many other GOODS
too numerous to mention, at GREAT
BARGAINS. Call and examine f0l
yourselves.
A liberal credit to persons
Of undoubted standing, whel
,roaa,a desired, who will be requi.
''''' red tn settle their account:
promptly on or before the
l>t day Of every January.
May 81
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U MON Il 0 EEL.
BEDFORD, PA.

NHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie, that he still keeps the Hotel, under the above
name, in the old and we'll known Globe building, on
West Pitt Street, formerly owned and occapied by
Mr.. John Young. where he will be happy to see all
friends and the travelling public generally Persons
attending Court respectfully invited TO give him
call. He pledges himself that he will do all IN
his power TO render all his guests comfortable.
HIS Table will be supplied with the choicest del
icacies the market will afford
The Bed Rooms will contain clean and comfortable
bedding.
The Bar will be supplied with choice liquors
The Stable will be attended by careful and at
tentive hostler.
G5-Boarders will be taken by the day, week,
month and year.
JONATHAN HORTON.
June 3, 1859.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-07-01
NEW HHlPROV allEENTS
cettys' Photographic Gallery.

Cettys' Photographic Gallery.
FE7HE undersigned, having procured the SER
vices OF Mr.. JohH Fallade, of Paris, al ar
i>t of rare attanments, is prepared to fur nsh
Photographs in India Ink, oil and water colors, so
per cent cheaper than any offered the citizens
OF this Borough. Also the and beautiful i'm
provement known as the "lYORITYPE' Will be fur
nisheu 70, less than city prices These pictures
beautifully coored and possess all the delicate tints
of the paintings on ivory surprising in beauty and
rchr OF toue anything OF the kind heretofore in
troduced.
a skylght Gallery will be fitted up at the Bed
ford Springs this week where those partial to Sky
light Pictures can be accommodated.
June /, 1859. T. K. GETTYS, Jr.
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Confirmed Consumption.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Letters
"A of administration having been granted by
the Register &C.. of Bedford county to the under
signed upon the estate of Chistiana Fluke, late OF
South Woodberry tp., decd, notice is hereby given
all persons indebted to said estate to make mne-
diate payment, and those having claims will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY FLUKE,
Jure q 1850 Administrator.
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Auditors Notice.

John Cessna In the Court of Common Pleas of
Bedford County alias FL Fa. No.
Henry S. King 60 May Term 1859 May 5th 1889,
Petition of Sh'f Fluke read and filed and on motion
}. P. Reed appointed auditor report distribution
of the funds in his hands raised by virtue of said
writ on sale of Defendants Real Estate. By the
Court.
The undersigned will attend to the duties of the
above appointment al his Office in the Borough OF
Bedford on Thursday the TIN day July, instant, at
10 O'Clock of said Jay, when and where all parties
interested can attend.
JNO. P. REED,
June 1850. Auditor.
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Bedford Mineral Springs Company.

A " ELECTION for President and six Directors,
"A for this Company, will be held at the "Bediord
Springs" Monday, the 4th day of Juy, next, be-
tween the hours o; one and four O'Clock P. NJ.
JN0. P. REED,
June, II, T,'59-2t Secretary.
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yUE BEDFORD G.4zETTE.
M a r iE = +:

Oo the 2lst inst, by Rev. VIM. Gephart, Nh.
Rograr SrEcEMAN TO Mss TENA MoRGAGr both OF
VEST Providence TIP.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

John Lutz's admr's. In the Court ofCommon Pleas
of Bedford county alias Nend.
& John G. Hartley May 9TH 1889, Petition OF sh'f
Fluke read and filed, and John P Reed appointed
auditor by the Court report distribution OF the
funds 10 his hands, raised by virtue OF said writ on
sale of Defendants Real Estate. BY the Court
The undersigned will attend TO the duties OF the
above appointment at his office in the Borough Of
Bedford, Thursday the 18th day OF July, inst, at
10 O'Clock OF said day, when and where all parties
interested can attend.
JNO. p. REED,
June q, 80 Auditor.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.-Letters tfsta-
j 4 mentary have been granted 10 the under
signed by the Register OF Bedford county upon
the estate Of James Moore, decd, late of ST.
Clair ;p.,-no,ice is therefore given to all per-
sons indebted 10 sand estate 10 make immediate
payment, and those having claims will present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
ABRAHAM BLACKBURN,
JOSEPH GRIFFITH,
j1Iy /, '59-6t. Executors.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
HOTISE md LOT.

Dundersigned will sci at public sale on the premi-
ses, on Tuesday the 18th day of July next, at 10
F-A O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day, a HOUSE and
lgssM LOT OF GROUND situate in Juniata tp
4---A'Hss Bedford County. on the road leading from
SchelIsburg, 10 Buena Vista, said lot containing
two acres, adjoining lands of John Gillespie iona
than Feicbtner and John Mun all cleared and un-
der fence, with two story log dwelling house there
erected, being the late residence Of Catharine
Thomas deceased FERNS, Cash. Any information
desired in regard to the premises, can be had by
calling the subscriber residing near Buena Vista
or John p. Reed, Bedford.
JOHN McCREARY,
Admir- the Estate
June $3.50. Of Catharne Thomas decd.
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BEDFORD COUNTY Nip.

] WILL make directory map of Bedford County
from actual surveys, if sufficient number of sub
scrbers can be raised to justify me IN the enter
prise.
The map will be large ard we'll finished and will
show the location OF all the public roads streams,
boundary lines, towns, villages, Hotels, Churches,
School Houses, Post Offices, stores, erist mills, saw
mills DC, &c and will contain the names OF all the
property holders, and show the busines that almost
each is engaged in | will put the same
sheet maps of all the towns and large villages, also
tables and statistics 0! the County and (f taken in
'ime) the census oflS6O. Pains will be taken TO
make it as reliable as any Map in the State.
EDW'D. L. WALKER.
July 1850.