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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-06
BEDFORD INQUIRER.
BEDFORD COUNTY. So.

NE i'd, lo John WEitney. Peter p f Kess-
- ~ Leonard C Kessler. Thonas Gtif-
fiih and re huntingdon ani BroasllnP Mountain
Rail Road ald Coal E.tpaps, and stl other pefs''lis
interested in 'ite irenscs.
We command snl fi.uly ruj iu tou that LAYING
aside all business whatever. yaa and each oi yoa.
be and appear before the Judges VI fhe Court Of
Common Pleas Of the said County, to be held at
Bedford on the 18th dag of FEBRUARY. A. D. 1850,
to show cause, if any you have, why the witnesses
on behalf of William II. Irwin, James &. Lane,
G. Taylor Laue, AIRS. Rebecca Hunter, Mrs. Mary
A. r. Kennedy, Mrs Mary n Nicklin, Isaac N
Garter, Geo. w. Webb, James r. Weob, and Geo
W. w ebb, Executors of the last win &C. OF Edwin
B. Webb, ec'd, Hcugy Z. Lenlan, Guardian OF Susan
+. W cbb and George w. Webb, minor chliirep. Oh
John S. Webb. deed, Harriet r. Lane, John mar
tin and Mars T. Martin, his wife, Dr. James ,.
Lane, Hubbard B. Taylor aud Alice I. Taylor, rs
wife. Wm. n Lane. WiiloughOy S.Webh, m.
l.. Riclie. Wln. s. Downey, COMMITTEES oi Alex
ander IL. Richey and james " Harding, Guardian
of Madison i Richie. on then complaint against
you before our said Court, duly exhibited, should
not be examined and their testimony reduced 10
writing and filed of record in our said Court, IN
order TO perpstuate the same, agreeaby 10 IN
Constitution Of Government and the act OF
Assembly in such case made and and provided
And hereof fail net It your peril
Witness the Honorable +. il. kimnell, Esquire,
President Of sad Court, al Bedford, the 2ist DAY Of
November, 4. D. l859
Dec. 23, 1859. Proth'y.
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Bedford sloye and Tin Depot.

Which are so arranged as 10 Dc Used Tor wood :
coal anu are warranted to perform satisfactorily,
o. no sale.
Also. large assortment Of II oo,l nd Coal Stoves
of good styles and variol sizes.
Tiuwarc Of ercsy description and Russia fire
BOARD. repAiring and job work done 70 order, with
dispatch.
1 b. puilic are invited TO give him a call and ex
amne his stoc which he will sell low fpF CASH, Or
marketable PRoDCcz.
Oct. 7, Is59.-3m
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RAEE ROAEp EEEf,psoy

A \ Election Will be held at the Rail Road Office.
"A in Bedford, Tor the Election Of President
and twelve Directors for said Company, on Monddy
the 9th day O. January, 1860, between the hours Of
che aud four O'Clock z. NJ, of which the stock
holders viii take aUtca.
JOHN P. REED.
Dec l6, 1859. Secretary.
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OH YESi or YFS!!

A new arrival Of Freah Confectionery, Accordc-
IA ons, Flutes, Fifes, Yiolins, lot Of nice eight
day and 80 hour Clocks, for saie by
a. L. DEFIBAUGH.
Bedford, Dec. 0, 1859.
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commissioners Notice.

EOlsaEahKSslVsENT IFVaECNa
Mary Ella Mailman, IN The Court of Common
by her next friend, Peas Of Bedford Comfy,
John Esl.!oman, No. 81, Nor. Term, 1883.
vs. Alias subpoena on Libel
George Mailman. for Divorce.
THE undersigned, apPeipted Commissioner TO
tal1e testimony in the above case, wiii attend TO
the duties Of his appointment, at his office, 10 the
Borough of Bedford, on Saturday, the 2lst day Of
January, A. D., 1850. when aui where ali parties
interested may attend.
JOSEPH ". TATE,
Dec 80, 1852 Commissioner
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huMRER

HAVING now on band large supply and fifty
4 thousand feet MOI" to arrive, shall be pre-
pared 10 furnish builders with white ana yellow
pine boards, oak and pine scanting, also shingles,
roofing and Plastering Lsths, IN any quantity upon
the best terms. A, B. CRAMER & Co.
Dec. q. $50
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GSAS EIFs Es & I aSE5 ESENAsSE-
ES0R removing all kinds of grease spots, &c,
E fiom sila, ribbons, cloth, Ne, &c, cleans
gloves in few moments without effecting the color,
and FOR cleaning al kinds of wool or silk goods is
Invaluable. Fer sale at
H. C. REAMER's.
Dec. 10, 1859.
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PUBLIC SihB
or VALUABLE
ZEAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of an order of tie Orphans Court OF
Bedford County, there VIII be soli at public out
cry, en- the premises, at the late resi- ece Of sam
uei Buraet late OF Union Township, in said Coan-
t., dec'd, on the 20th dag OF JANUARY, next,
0ne Tr&e: O. Land,
situate in said Township and County, adjoining
lands Of Henry Walter on the North, John Tickvs
On the Southeast, Abraham Croyie on Tia South,
Eli Burhet on th2 w 81, and Joseph CrOylc on the
East Containing 100 acres more or legs, with log
House. double log BaTa aud other outbuildines
thereon-about 60 acres cleared, part meadow, re-
rnainder well timAtred.
TERMS made known, and at;en1aUce given on
day Of sale, by JACOB BURkET,
Adra'r of Sam1 Burket, dec'i.
Dec 80, 1869.
Camilla Koontz, 10. IS, August Term, 1859,
- her next frieDd in the Cours OF Common Pleas
Alexander Ling, }of Bedford County.
Alias Subpoena Gu Libel fGT
George KooRtz. ! Divorce.
NOTICE is hereby given 70 the Dcfead1ut IN the
above case, that Subpoena. and alias Subpena on
Lii4 for Divorce, have been issued, the last Of
said wrts Being raturnablc to Nov. Term. 2lst day,
D.. 1889. And now, ~ direction of the SAID
Court. the said Defendant is required to appear or
or uufUre the second Monday, 18Th day oI Febru-
ary, next. and answer to the complaint Of thg
Plaintiff, as provided for by Act Of Assembly.
WM. S. FLUKE,
Dec. 80, 1859. Sheriff.
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Cuears. Teas, Coffee, Chocolate, Mollsses and
- Syrups the best in town, for sale at tho CHEAP
side. bv OSTER CARN'S.
DEC Q. 1859
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las, Nesiee.

kzIS. itt@Egsfs
THE store books of Jacob Reed, and those Of
R Reed & Mnuick are getting OLD. and must now be
closed The subscThor is anxious TO save all par
ties tic expense of legal proceedings, and therefore
calls ugon ALI indie bied or having accounts unset
tied to cal at once and settle up. SUITS will GER
salnly be Instituted against all Regecting this no.
tice after the Isl Of February next.
JACOB REED.
Dec .. 1855.
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AUDITORS Notice.

CHEESE good article--just received aud for
sale by l.. DEFIBAGh.
Bedford Au gusts, 1859.
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Stray Heifar.

ClAME 10 the premi ses Of the subscriber, living
y in ST. Clair Township, some time in June last,
Ugh. brown heifer, supposed TO b. about years
old-ro marks-the owner is requested to come
forward prove property, pay chlrscs, and take her
away. GEORGE VI. BlSEL.
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TIE CNNFESSEOA

OF John r. Cook, one Of TIE Harpsrs Ferry In
surgents, for sale at DR.. Ilarry's Drug and Book
Store.
Dec 9,
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HATS AND CAPS !

THE largest assortment in town, OF beautiful
model and fabric, comprising every pattern, color
and quality, cREAP as like goods arc to be had u
the United States, at OSTER y CAIRNS
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BENEVOLKNCE.

Congress has not yet organized.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-06

N excellent article HAIR and tooth Brnshe .
n a. Dr.. Hsr-y's Drug and Book Store.
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Conlnllesloner's .oflce.

AUDITORS NOTICE.-The undersigned, ap-
Il pointed By the Orphans Court to distribute
the balance ia tho hands of Daniel Border, admir-
# George Ci4ar dec'd, will attend to the duties of
vs'Q appointment, at his office, IN Bedford, or
Thursday, the 26sh day af Januely, next, at 10 o.
clock, A. ST., where ali interested may attend.
J. ~. LINGFNFELTER,
Eec. 30, 1859 Auditor.
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Drugs and Books.
T. G. REkMER,
Suliana Street, Bedford, Pa,

tstthe Stand fo,merIg oeeugied6y Dr 7. G Realner,
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EXEGUTOEa,s NOTECE.

Commissioners oGce, Dec. l6, 1883
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

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. sst ssss IS es,., ss..s %ss ~ s,sa sss AVS.
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vsns Ne Fsa rt 81 fIilrI i5er tarrsrr sisan reids
srireg OF, .- 'ls1 o. l tssaasi sll luctg nus
ter Pfvply srvsV. &C.
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sss = O. ss, $685. ss Ss,
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s s.. sss aow: g. AZ Snss.
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Hsau' o galveston . dat1rs d, ystesbs-y me-
Dunlap. rodges n Y; Chas Brown. nAochss 'ee Wm
Prem, Wm Quopt.u N u; is-as "A Bal ey. stcsuu 8
Bsais,, nr AND nrs 0bas vanaesvowt ~; w@ sssins
AID chdd =; a1d Mrs 10 on, La DIR sui ars Per
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esd SYKES Jr too ehildroo md eevsu5
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BusAho voszses Aiss Ameiis asmr~z Cubs; vhss Aue
psr%s l. ID sodvsuu No L. run Albany; q Todd
Psssssos JOAN -o~as, or asd Mrs Psiro vssllAnas
Ave ceiIdr~n and wo ssrvAuta Gu Ecbeb-rEsr 40
Mous Jr n Z; l. X Youog ohAsiestoa; a n fvomby.
Wis; Ssceeohrimss ssyssn.h, Carlos Bmeir1 as
yuns: Hsu. 3 aArd,nse q Nohr. Mobile, j
ms sar5son rr UaptJ rsnsr Cog; UhAs folen, Brook
Dn. Total 24v speci. 81 0si SO
MICHIGAN FHxx,ss TouxsAxxr An international
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L,RoLIsH MUSHROOM CAysuy aED vTNx3AR,
u Juss received pc stesase,
For ssls single Esloe ~ ard 81 -
RICHApDeoH hcLhuD. los naA1ea laas. cosper Pear.
L,IrTY DROP MAoNBfIC uAcHIsa
IN 1nveAteo By ut .. saTfH su Canal d 60 bv wboh
direct reus magnetic machine
scld. Prsos SIS Tech suAssd by n WITHOUT psn- Iks
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III IxrROvxD HLIARD rAHLRs
srd Con sosnon CO hf,c~
PHy1ar A JtLsrDsS
scis sasasAcsur~rN y % orssy srvet Ee~ tvs,
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAME TO tbs PR snI, &C. no 50 Da5KAw srRxT.
~ bro Allyn, large ~fIuo6land o., II not led
IN three DAYS, vii be sold TO cay expessra
UkOs COPPER Bar COMPANf-NOtTJo Is
II Hereby gwen hat the follo~og s,rp having besi ioG
o. msaid by ue owner. the day o lei the 80
vsue 10 tre bo6-r
No 0 dsou Ssh July IeS, IO1 .harss I'm name Rankin
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ENAMBILID ruRyIfURB
ia BEADQ0A8rEaa
al Canal street. four do 70 sss, Of Broadway.
WAAksR WARD.

EyURNlTUBB BOUGHT -rHB HIGHEST PRIos CIV ca
II f.r 81 knds q .urAna'e, Usrpea hrtovA Plans As
apply s ~ hire b~s hiriv fourth
nn By nas sdArsssed Fupnars q Ne aboys
nu~tes. A rrd So ~tmcAt slssys hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

TIN erEAhpR asrsLlLTK WILL LEsvs PIER NO.
Il sNor,h rive. Il IN A n tAAs ssy 9TH limited nam
81 fAfs add keail-aen 10 he yacht fleet
Ne great p1ai of sped down s ,ay nofst fbr
scs fu sale u Ne essveas Hooss
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MICHIGAN FRxnS's ToUxSAMxsu An international
tours ann OF 1t Battle Ceeck. Michigan,
the 4,h and 5h July next open 70 competition from
the whole Of tho United States and Caosdss
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HOTELS.

lIArsroH BousR H,cks ssRssf. BRooELyr-
lu 1bs hoose y exb0a " ssuassd a. Tie Heoha.
besna resxiv eau dsssss ssn eunrA
feres sst af sds dsearAs rr~bes~e TO- famia
froU tn NDx& sises eDmfnvsAkls
hsanfu ssccao1scna Tbs rroucds srccsd sre ccea -
nky, end evey Men rfvsa 70 pr-vsds The coafnrn a
hoas rspusHxiun m thh ~es,ss fs.orasy end
sveiy kno~s fsv vscsss Roows uov qsa foe fA.ziss -
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EARa EoR sALx-,s, ACRxs IN PATTERSON, PIT
il county Nev Tort. ~ mile from n faaersoa IN
owl 90, IA vassr srsss.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE Z, 1860.


HOUSES. ROOMS. &C.. To LET.
TO LIT TBR kRsr q u .nI OF q 6OraL. KArf On
the popeAn p,sn; l,catton c,aua, houss Aosns
Appy ~ Cos Broadway. room Is
ITO LET Oh LEASE FOB A TBRN OF fvARs-wIvs
Of And boer Ia order 10 nAssmeol
a by % noa ~ end s lea r~olns rest viii rN esid
mesi we'll soeted for factory or ser va snoos m
xoulc rent we'll for tencments ApOy Al BUhAd An o OIL.
Hudson aneet or ~ 10 Sroads Up stair
TO IIAsE-"RotERYn-rHE xLs0AEr COUNTRY
resddenoe OF the iats ~lts0 Buvtos, 81 Glen coss
NV scn ed besu1 im Mansion huss fes'
'front.' drawing rooms dining roon billiard roo risa 'en
ohambesp shk throughput h house Il tho ouShy asa
hsunsoUey fui bhsd Osr sGe hor sab - gArdeeo-
cottages ooge cs house l d 10 &n tes gsrd soount
With lbs ehoeese varieties Of frux r~o ass evsoees
collections Of nssive aud nn"stsc runs a. 10 F@
and farhss particulars Apply 70 j. B. dIAarwokra.
No Broad ssroeL
nyO RKNT-ro QUIET SINGLE GENTLEMAN, Az
aeesnty furnAssed Rom. wtta above boz esd e,ia
vaisr end evsry ccsvssienos IN noa desss nees
brhrod below poursenih srest family thrss ID avs 10
reais For furtAsr pATusuAs adArsss 4. Z. q. ssusn
ITO RENT FURNHHRD.-AN ELEGANr HOUSE FU1-
j nhA0d N rosewood and black walnut 10 Tweaty IN
stees near Msdsoa % viii be reaed fE ,s Agare
- ~ sesson b late Apply q 3 H. kUDLOW Co.s No
Sfiae asscs
UvHRn UPPER FLOOR OF ,raU BUTLDIs0 NO. ~
1sst nrosAvay used ess.et msA sfscosy SUITE
beor hsh busDes q nHfS - BY " oee easo
god gbs end VEL veotslaod WA % b sAnsy togsshee
roQute on ns prsnsas
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H'oR sAL.-A MALL PLACE IN wEyToHKsrEs
county, skuAted the OLD - rosd half mile fro0
ths HAIts ,ornes depot Of The assen RarosA -Four
Of good land fine sResn Of wHsss. rsms dwelling n
sssSs s.d f,u,s Gees sarSes a. 40 rrcs 3 80 n, Y
ossio. Nay ne 81 any Inns inquire q ticksa ages
., tAe dsVcA Or e kessu w. n H. WARD 90 sEssaAGs
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NJ aRiryrr a eRor tyss DxSfIsrs. sc shssD
IN rr~e New t.st srd ,s7 funrs wr~st ooavn sfli
proved nosps-r'c sss was o. vr>oui eryscios TIE
rwra ruh SO IN etv.r ~ kutoe~ from $40 70
fm, On soc Us Ccrueu aus 50. partial GOD,
~ per ,csh; -a.s ~ yea nnsd -nh 0c.t, w. Qasrtz,
% s~nts
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a UCTIor EofIJE-sURNHAus FoRNIrUsE kx
a and fwbsurs PAesn< hstsbsbn III sad M
west Eleveph street, rinh ssd rsxis sveoues
HouseSod purpu az every dsscr SAT zoe
81 part Of ths word. o)versd aosiax
furniture 70 The country. stesase for farnisarel
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-07-17

had severe fit OF sickness, which nearly car.
rie6 him otf These combined, have left a
species Of madness in his brain, and he is per.
suadcd that he has only day to livc.'
All was explained to me.
"Now," continued the Due, "lct us talk in
regard 10 Your own affairs, and let US see wha,
can be done to advance your interests. We
loave, at the end Of the mouth, for Verailes
I'll present YOU at Court
81 am aware of your extreme kindness, Mon.
sieur le Due, and come, even wtil. express
Ing my deep gratitude, to withdraw all claim
10 your cuurty ftvorw
elbow, What do you mean! You re.
nourcr your cxpeciations?"
Yes, monsieur"
"Bul, ia-t c,nsilrr-I may say it-that
with nv pr1''ctl.'n y"u will max rfpil way
snI thai. hr a,>' il'tV Mn ra,, nee in TEL,
ycar~--
Ten >rro. h,.l." cried.
What" ha exclaimed ~ a,'nz"ncnt, "wili
that BE- lr,ying loo dearly or glory. honoss
and fortune? Co'c. come. yrun. msn, W
will 60 to Versailles"
NO. Monsieur le Duc | SHALL rcturn TO Brit
tany, aud h,g of you again 10 racei," AL 10
best thanks, both Of myself 'ni family
why, It's nadnessY y cried he.
thought OF slI had just listened to, and
said to myself, IT'S good sense and wisdom
even though it bo lesson taught by mad
man."
Next day was on my road home; and
with what delight did behold my chateau OF
La Roche Bernard, the old trees in the park,
the beautiful sun Of my own Brittany! |
found my vassaS, my sisters, my mother, and
true happiness, which Las r,.ver since deserted
me, for eight days afterward | married Hen
rietto.
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Interesting TO Farmers Wires,

! As a general ruc II is most 'cnu ~ rH' 20
: buy the beat articles. Tho price i.. o. -. p,
always little higher; but good ar'icl - >'.-.'
best 1t iss ,,crifcc of money to bu e.
cheese, la'd, etc, to SAY nothing Of the -
Gus effect upon health.
( OF the West India sugar aud molaSes. H."
Santa Cruz and Porto Rico are considered the
best The Havana ia seldom clean. White
! sugar from Brazil is sometimes very good.
! Refined sugar usually contains most of the
sacharne substance; ,here is probably more
economy in using loaf, crushed and granulatel
sugar, than we should first suppose.
Butter that is made in September and Oc-
tobcr is the best for winter use. Lard should
be hard and white and that which is taken
from hog not over year old, IL best.
Rich cheese feels softer unier tn" pressure
Of the finger. That which is very strong is
neither very good nor healthy. T" keep one
tha; i, cut, tie it IN in p bag that will not
admit flies, and hang it In cool, dry place.
If mould appears on it, wipe it off with a dry
cloth.
Flour apd meal Of all kinds should be kept
in cool, dry place.
The best rice is large. and has clear, fresh
look Old rice sometimes has little black in-
sects inside the kernels.
The small white sago, called the pearl sage,
is tho best. The large, brown kind has an
earthly taste. This article, and tapioca, ground
rice, &c, should be kept covered,
To select nutmeg, pick them with pin.
If they are good, the oil will immediately
spread around the puncture.
Keep coffee BY itself, as the odor affects
other articles. Keep tea in a close chest or
canister.
Oranges and lemons keep best wrapped
close in soft paper, and laid in drawer Of
linen.
The cracked cocoa is best; but that which
is put up in pound papers is often very good.
Soft soap should be kept in dry place in
the cellar, aud not I've used until three months
old.
To thaw frozen potatoes, put them in hot
water.
To thaw frozen apples, put them in hot wa
ter. Neither will keep after being frozeu.--
Housekeepsr's Friend.
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TOLL, LOVE AVID TRUST.
III SARAH EAUsETT.


Toll! tn r"h your sonl has grown weasy,
Thnugh the way is darksome and long
Live in the great world nobv.
With "a spIrIt true and strong
Dreaming ofliie not living.
But toll with "A smile and song!
Toll! though til" strife may 80 an ''utiess,
1t will not at last he ~ vain
An Eye above ynu IL hotug
The weary toll and the pain
The struggle " i'll soon he over
Your soul may the victory gainl
Love! though Your teart has been durkened
And crushed by awihering blight
Tho your love has been scorn'd d and down-trodden n
Look not your spirit in night
Walk not alone 10 the shadow
Open your heart To the light!
Lowell there is bliss in loving
There are souls who faint by the way
There are weary he arts TO he strengthened,
GLADDEN. them while you may
Your soul viii grow purer md stronger,
And rise to the light Of day!
Though your faith has be en- guarded by none
Faint MT and doubt not, oh. splrtl
The life-work will soon be done
The das is coming IN glory,
Trust, till the goal is wonl
Trust. when strife s around you,
When your idols are crumbling to dust,
Al your doubt will be known in the future,
For the Father is loving and just
Then look up TO the Heaven above you,
Toll nobly and love, and trust!
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COST OF TERRITORY PURCHASED.

Not one inch of territory has ever been pur-
chased or acquired of any foreign power, since
the Constitution was adopted the instance
of the Free States, or which was intended for
their benefit, yet the Free States have paid
more than two.thirds Of the entire cost of all
these acquisitions Of territory.
How has the Free Territory been divided ?
From the territory thus purchased, and aid
for by all the States, five new slave S,ates
have been admitted, having the following ex-
tent of territory and representation in Con.
press:
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The AMBor, LANSING AND TRAvERsE
BAY RAILROAD. Mr.. Jones, one of the con
tractors on the Ambay, Lansing aud Tray
erse Bay Railroad, informs us that the ground
was broken At Homer on Monday last, aud
that several parties of workmcn will soon bc
engaged on the route between this point and
Homer We shall soon be able to announce
the completion Of the grading, at this rate,
from Lansing to Jcnesville.
Albion Mirror.
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re- A email brass cannon has beeu found
at the bottom Of deep well of tho Castle Dc
Cluey in France, with the date Of 1853 upon
it The date of the invention Of cannon has
historically been assigned to the year 1924
SO years later.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-07-17

EF- The British government has official y
notified President Buchanan that the Prince
OF Wales will shortly visit Canada, sod that
he will proceed directly from Canala 10
Washington.
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JEwELRY STORE.
Watch. C!ock and Jeweiry Rep,

witch, t!otK hnd JtWfTTy htPHITIHE.
YNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
his Jewery store the side OF Broad street OPP
peste his old stand where he be found At all
BE ready do work in his line OF business sbro
notice.
t Pc also keeps Watches, Clocks spectsces, Jewery
Gold Pens, and Pencil Case for SALE Of goou quality
and at the most reasonable prices. ~
Hulsdale, Oct. 18th, 1857, 1T. BRYAN.