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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10
An ELABORATE AND EXTENSIVE
SIPINDLE

George Smith had worked in cotton factory In the
town Of Siuyvesspt Eew-York, for about twelve
yesrs si tie rate of one dollar day, and though mar
RED ftil by economy had saved up thu sum o. $S9O
spd fe " weeks ago came to tots city, belsviog Cha'
he G. MD better bs fortune. Taking up morning pa
uer of the 29h September, and looking amorg the
Vents" his eye fell upon the following advertise
uent:
wASTED-S1 take charge Of foreign express
sst DUNG rs w R se sa9o 9n9 70 .G"'s Sno 20 be
o. greet sobrety and capable 'front.' knoseize 81
time tine be offered this EHpe's Good secarty viii be
reqoed end need apply whose ctaraes ana
by letter only The American European and West Indian EI
press Nos 4 and Brood street. New. York.
This wss too good an opportunity to let psss. Mr.
Smith wrote letter applying for the situation, to
which lie received the following reply tha letter sheet
upon which it was written having prin,ed heading:
AvERIcAN EUROPEAN. AND WEST INDIAN EXPRESS, !
noe ard Bead street 29e a door r9 %s aeo
Mr. GyogGR sNITH- Sir With reference to yonr application
fer one of situations In this office am directed to de-
sre ttendsnce at this office iuesdaSI morning
' PeI I' H. & n precisely MoNrEFIoRE EDWARDS Co.
Puncuslly at the time designated Mr.. Smith was at
the office Of the American European, aud West In
dian Express" where be saw Mr. Montefors, and
stated to him tie teamonas and security that be could
produce That gentleman asked him who he could get
10 90 his bonds. Smith replied, that re was stranger
aud could produce no bondsman. Montetore inquired
little farther 10 regard to Smiths security, when tho
later stated that be hal 1926 in cash. and handbook
containing deposits of si75. Ths great man flor 90 he
ape AIRED in the applicants eyes, the manager Of
eIeat Express Company, whose come ;t'ns extended
10 s parts of the worldhe great man said he would
write 10 the references that had been named, and III
ouire abopt lis (Smith's character aud would alter
terward inform him by letter whether Bis services
would be required. lie then handed to Smith card
beautifully engraved, which read as follows:
lanes II Moutehore. James Edga ards James Parsons.
Collections made in ell parts Of the globe. {:
Parcels Packages &C. by every Steamer Sailing Vessel
MONTFFIORE EDWARDS Co. ::
kgRRICGN, EUROPEAN AND WEST INpIAN !:
FXPKESs, {:
Nos ard Broad street one door from Well street :
1. New York City, :
"
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IAdyegtisement
ASTHMA.

JONAS WHTCoNBs REsEDY-Prepared from q German re-
cept obtained by the late Jonas Whitcomb ia Europe.
TESTIMONY OF A PENNSYLVANIA MERCHANT.
LIvERNoRE Pa Sept. s. 1850.
Mersrs. JOSEPH BrRSETT Co: take pleasure in stating
the beneficial effects produced by Jonas Whicomb' Rem
edy fer Asthma my wife. She HIS been severely afflicted
with this distressing disease or four yearthe ata s
frequently being that she compelled TO at FOX
four rive nights in succession She had almost constant ed
cal attendance but still grew supposed her iueurlos
notice Of your valuable medicine 10 the Pitt'orsl ohf
tin Advocate, and procured few bottles The effect ~ IuS
worjeI relieving Ter from the painful disease She now
almost we'll aud have rot the slightest doubt bus bli VIII
eft complete IL her sm engaged IN the me'can
TIL business and believe sell tie Remedy hom my Own
recon meDdson Send half dozen bottles oy ADAMS 0s
Express, and will forward money receipt # goods
Nery truly yours. DAVID MORROW.
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TAdvertisementI
From MADDEN a Cos great pereml

From MADDEN a Co. great per'nP.oi! s e
sale OF English C,RpKrING HHt,N ANDERSON NO ~ ~
has inst received large addition 20 his enormous ,o c.,
glsh, Medallion, Velvet, Brussels Ihee-pY, ana n,,
pets Rugs, Msing. Oeotas SC, at prices ih De4'" ~
quoted ia this city.
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CURE FOR ASTHMA.

Editors RgSdi Nc Yorker: Seeing an inquiry N Ine hOa
for curc fer thst iisr sslng disease. the @ WAY "
the inquirer know what has almost cured me-
have he'd The soacdc asthma fifteen years and never folnd
any MEDICINE h would prevent ssck when was coming
until commerced taking jonas Whiconbs Remedy Tor
Asthma" commenced taking this remedy eighteen months
ego, add have not had psrcxysm since.
satpetre is present relief but WhtoHDs Remedy
has done for me oil TIA it is recommended 10 do.
SARAH SEsLr.
Fd@ytovu Yates County, n. Y, May Is, 1860
Jonas Nhi'conbs Remedy for Ashna Is prepared omy py
JospPB BURNETT Co.. No q Csnrsst Boston, and 's 'ae
By Druggists generally a, : per bottle.
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ATTEMPTED SCICIDE.-Jsne McBred, youog
woman who had sought Lodgings in tls Fifteenth Nad Stoa
House, aeuped destroy herself Monday eTenisg by
taking dose OF .ludanum
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COUNT OF COMMON, PLEAs-Oor. s-Beforo Jud.
Edward Potter AIT John Adsire
The plRirttf claimed damages for Ininries raceivfi


by the falling derrick which had been psf 10 the df-nd
THE forth that the derrick rad been erected in
aud substantial bu ud1 en storm arising gust
of ufud OK the erck and thereby caused Us fall and hat
had taken ell prod,ut to guard sesnst secd Tbs
c,s. wa. On is near days and the Jury ed to
Hal sud Cousbe for plaintiffs Benedict aud BOsrdman for de-
feLr.It.
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Tie interview then ended, and Smith wsnt away.
After two CT three days paced in anxious supenee he
received the following letter, written in the same good
business band "a tho one of three days pTevious
"AvEEIcAy, European, ,sn WE.T ISPLE ExfREss,
Nos 4ando BrOadst New York. h Oct isGo )
attendance at oice 70 morew Fresy) morning at q
ocloS pe ard to desire that vii e prepared to enter
into the EM if,'iF EDWARDS CO. PERI HIM"
On FRIDAY, tull of high hopes, Mr. Smith called az
the time stipulated. Tire great man said that he had
not written to the references but had heard from them,
and vas satsied. lie asked Suith if be had his
securiiy with him, snd if he wo1ld lik3 to 60 20
Havana. Smith was quite pleased with the idea OF a
tIip 10 ;he West Indies aud at transferred his
1926 in cash, and bio bsrk.bOok Of So deposits into
the hands of James II. Monteiore. The great man
then told Smith to come down the following Mon
day, az be had paid TIE passage, AID dered 70 make
the NECESSARY preparations for him 20 leave in the
steamer Star Of the West, which left or that day.
The next day, Saturday, Smith concluded he had
better call upon the great man and get written instruc-
tons AZ TO What would DO his duties: But the head
propristor Of the Ame lean, European and West In
dian Express WAS to be found. lie next went 10
the Office If the steamship Star Of he West and here
discovered that ts passage had not been paid and that
they knew of no fuch concern 90 the American, En-
Korean and West Indian Express -mpany; and also
for the first time ascertaind that there no sucd
COMPANY in existence. On the folio wing morning no
called fgain 30 N5q. and b, I'd street. whore he
wac informed lLat Monefore had left for parts un-
known.
Last Monday, Smith made aiisvit before Judge
Kelley il regard 10 the matter, ami a warrant was
issued against James II. Moutefore which was pacsd
in the hands OF Officer Mason of she Twenty-sAth Po
lice Precinct. The city was well secured in search of
the swiuder, ana yesterday morning he had been
traced 10 tie Atanic Hotel, Jersey City; but it was
laid he had not been there euce Saturday morning.
In the trunk aud carretbag which he hsd LEI, 10 the
room he had occupied there was found nothing but
rair Of slippers.
1t was supposed that he Lad left in She Edinburgh,
bu. this II has been ascerainsd va5 incorrect. Ed
wards, HE partner, was found on Monday afternoon.
Ee Gays be got laiuted With MJAtsf'rs in jersey
City, VINO represented that he ID expectation Of
receiving in Il few weeks E50OO from a Iic1 uncle
living in London and that then they wjoh launch ols
into business. Edwards slso he has expended
$3.50 il fitting up the Office
MonteEcIe is IN assumed name. The principal op-
orator in this case ia an old hand at mila games He
is Jew, and his real name is Levy. He was ;rsus-
ported from England to Australia, and subsequently,
perpeta.ed several successful swindles in California
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r,, AZ, Fan ISsrITuTIoN, No. 49, ith,s w.
a, I,,.xxs A. JoSRs NJ d., Chat PnySiosn III s .d IA
~ s.on, New p,.ionts sIteIdea tfsR 9!A a. ~
p "A.
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charming him Nth fitting for sieve ship the bark Wdhe
he pleaded net iy Dis vid will take place the first Tue'd,y
OF pCxt month
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worked. Many Of tho articles were in the ons ~
rscbs0es lust a. taken frem the store. Brooks Az
pi,ts% hi, g.r and says that he was rt inda''a %
steal BY the exorbitant demands mao. upon T -.
by Young woman with whom he wa' intimate 40 :.
anount of goods solsn by the prisoner cannot y'' o.
sscertsined. Hs was conveyed to police aeadqas'e'''
where he now awaits an examination.
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BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Surervisors held nesting yesterday,
dr. STEWART in the chsr.
\ communication was received from the Controher
If tine State stating that the Board of Equalization Of
Taxes have fixed the aggregate valuation of property
in thjF county IT $780, 07S 770, upon which state
tax Of 50 TO- 635 81 must be levied for the current
wear being 5 6 MILLS on the dolsr-belng mills lor
tcbools mill fer cansls per law of 1859; mill for
canals Ter law of 1860, chap 2l3 Il mills for canals
rer chap 49i of laws of 1905 and Il mills for general
purposes =
lie Controller of the City transmitted request of
the Trustees Of the Nsw-York Inebriate Asylnu re-
ouetrg the payment Of 10 per cent on ordinances re-
e.ived iron The COMMISSIONER of Exc'ss This sum,
M to Oct amounts TO $l3 eco, and although not nee
,ssa1y payable before next July, the Controller
recommends that it be paid Immediately. Referred to
Coumit,ee GA Taxes.
Cry OF NV. YoIsK-DRPARTMENT or FISAECE,(
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Oct 8, 1860. y
GenHeme" Of Booyd Of SEpfr,,s s 81 Ssong
lC5 PIa @ conS papoe' Including the Stale taxes
showing balances uue1Pended on account OF esch appopa
s1o annex the usual quarterly report claims audited aud
paid ON County count during the third quAer oil the year just
e1 no following summary exhibits general of the present
condition Of finances OF the County Government
APPRo9uATIoss
The amount Of appropriations made previous 1.., to
Dec 90 1889 which remained ure1pended ~ the ~, ., =,
end OF the yer made for and during
oooo" W
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3,65l2O7 s.
RXPEypITUEEs.
The amour. Of payments on account above appropriations
to 5. ut 30 Is foll1ws viz:
For bret Quarter. ending March 3l...... Solpla5 -
Fo- seco d quarter ending June 3d.. l,58 Bs2 ~
For third qusrter ending Sept 30... T944l 10 m o a.,
Btlsnce unexpended Sept 30......'''''. P962''lo 80
WARRANTS.
The sr,ourt NJ warrants the County Treasurer - 49,
olt.tsrdiur and unpaid Dec. "a, 1852 as. F6l55 z.
Amount dawn %'i ''' -
81 7O2 ,255 50
Amount paid and returned by the County Treasurer ~
Ann. ,r,d San. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s555GO
RECEIPTS AND PAyMESrs.
The balance In the County Treasury Dec 30, 1893 80 err
''''''''''''' F''' ~
Receipts.
qta Pe,sipts in 1850 from all sources, 70 Sept %
, were IS iol l''............ s5oO,O7 81
General Fund viz: ..o,,-o
Interest TAKE s............ S%5iSlf ~
ia. crO hicia' Services, VIZ:
County Clerk Otfce........F 9,5t' a.
Clerk Of Court OF Common 80. 20
Pleas ,.......s...ss. o'oI1' q,
Clerk of Marine CouIt..s.... 5,t5f ~
CT If ST'reror Coi1t,..... 3ql6 IL
SiT-oSst. .!................. 1888 72-s2o3s6H
| Fines, viz;
Court Of General Sessions. ~ ~
Court Of Special Sessiors... 4t53 70 o,, c-oo. 9,
issdners Of JurOrs.. 22ll 30 S7761 10 94Up p
Excise License Fee 800 ~
Comfy Revenue Bonds Of 1860 o ."
s8O53 1863 O.
PdUreHts.
Amount Of Wsrr,nis Paid and
ftf-ya nv The
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WAsHNGToN RlFLEs.-The llth Regiment, Wash
ington Rifles, under command Of Col. Bo5twick, vii
parade Thursday, and regmenal lne will reformed
on Great Jones street. with the right on Broadway, al
10 O'Clock 8. N.
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

THE BRooELYY MILITARY AND THE REcEPTIoy OF
THY PRINCE or WALEs.-BIigsdieI-G CroOKe Is
sued orders yesterday the effect that the 9th BngaGe
turn out Thursday, the 18th inst for the purpose OF
participating iu the reception OF toe Phcs Of Wales
The Brigade conts,s of 18Th r. giment, Col. Abel
Smith; 18th Regiment, Col A. NJ. Wood; 28sh Regi
mens, Col. NJ. Bennett 10Th Regiment Col Samuai
Grsham TIE Brigade is ordered to form IN line AZ ~
o'clock a. M, and proceed to the Battery, NoT-fors,
where Trey viii JON the lat Division. Should the day
prove fair the ranks Of the different companies Will
be full.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

CoURr AccoMMoDATIoYs-In compliance with the
directions of Judge Peuepon tue Sheriff haa obtained
other rooms for the holding Of Part of the Trial Term
Of the Superior Court. On and after Monday next,
that branch of the Court will be held 10 the chamber OF
the Board Of Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

A yIcrrM OF THE Mock AUcTIoNEERs.-bd"a'
Hodckins of Chester County, Penn, was IN Tue ov
veterday and mad made arrangements to depart 20 us
native country, England. In strolhog aboat' nc
CHANGED TO enter the auction chop No JJ' bfosh
wav. The operators Of the concern, mistskng the'r
customer. at first fell TO Safeguarding hun, ana no
went ont. But the marvellous sales he had there Wit
nessed dazze3 his fancy aud he determined moi :"
mics such an opportunity for bargain lie there'ors
coon went back again, and bought detacaed1s'er
gold watch, of tbe kind usually termed "mocksr.
paving so in cash for it, A confederate immeds.eV
stepred nd and said the watch was not worth oouar
at the came time offering to swap for it oliver wa'oa'
Hodgkins giving s. boot. This Transaction ehec'ed
the victim went away, and shortly after took toe
watch 10 tg jewelers. shops jsweer pronounctng
Il 10 be worth $40, and the other So Realizing thas
Re had bsen swinded he went to Capt. Harris oihc',
Twenty sixth Precint and stated his case. subse-
ouenty, Justice Kelly issued warrant, and Ofhcers
BipswapQer apd Mason arrested tbs propne.ors OF the
chop, VINO gave their names as Charles Wilson ana
Henry Johnson Hodgkins refused to stay and prose
cu,e saving that he would rather give $50 than be
detained The swndlers seeing their advantage, pro-
posed TO settle by giving him SIS aodaking the watch
beck. This was acceded TO by Hodgkins, who went
on his way, ightened of $40 by the operation.
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AWARD OF CoSrRAcrs the Croton Aqueduct
Department, yesterday, several contracts were
awarded as follows:
Sewer in Cherry street. from Pike street 70 Pelham street. TO
Cunningham 81 % per ns al foot the work % De
done In six Sewer in Ftyhfh street between fr.t
and Third C. J. Deyln q, 80 u per running loot
time rs deys in FityecOnd street between fret ana
Second avenues; to r j. Cunningham a. - p per m.s
foot time 81 days Sewer In Orchard street between .t-r
and Grand streets: TO VIM Murray at 81 Is per insa io
time Gays Paving Of Duane street ron 6iosd"ay 70
Centre street trap block 70 VIM. Baird st 81 10 PEI sqiHs
ward; time, 20 days.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HARRIET LASE.-Tae U. %
.,.am revenue cutter Harriet Lane, Capt. Jon.
Fsunce arrived at her anchorage off the Bsttev o.
Tuesday morning, at 1 O'Clock, having been ou' -
hours from Washington, d. G., -here shs has oeeo N
,bs service Of the Baron Renfrew. She was fofma'I
turned over to The Baron for bis special asa ~ us
President in person, aud viii proceed en- ronr'asy
r,o,,;no q, o'clock to South Amboy to receive 'n1
Baron, who will arrive at thai point at ~ oo''o..
After The grand ball, he will visit Wet P0i0i' a's
probably Kings,on, in fhe shp.
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FOUSD-A young coloTed girl named Caroline Nor
ton who a. was thought had abducted the bou. Of
Mrs Allen Clinton street about week since found
last evening BY Capt Hobrook 9 TAG Third PIeiD Police, st
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DrcLIEATIoN.-Gen II. B. Duryea, the Republican
candidate for Assembly the lid DigIic positively
declines to run.
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CAPTAIN - PRECINCT: The Metropolitan Police force
detailed General No 22 to perform escort and guard
y on the occasion Of the reception Of the Prince Of Wales in
the City of the 18th inst suloued 10 strictly
enforce requireIn of The order Of Major General SANFORD
eueral Orders No o. in keeping all the streets aud places
through whh the lire Of march extends clear Of people and We
h,clas from curb to curb. ,
In order to aid the in the performance Of their duty tie
pre pctos omnibus lines requested toiuuc their drivers
not TO 20 the Park Broadway after ~ o'clock noon on
the dsY Of eption.
coed order preserved during the parade and every
sh. violate be instantly arrested and held in
custody the Station House until after tho parade Is
over and then disposed Of according 3 sw
JOHN A. KENNEDY Superintendent
d. ILsDrrtOr.
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n.drc, ,acsini. ...,........... 9si II
ov.r1-.n Ne, ,.,....... $50 100 "a
County bords i BE- psJ able Oct l5 tothe ~
NJ, I 90 - s.,,,,t N -.-.......... 49, Glg 90
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-02-10
REGLSTER'N NOTICE.

4 LII persons interested, are hereby notified that
II the following named accountants, have filed
their accounts, in the Registers Office Of Bedford
County, and that the will be presented to the
Orphans Court, in and for said County, fol Con-
firmation, on Tuesday the l4Th day OF February
next, at the Cour: House, in Bedford.
Tire Guardianship account of Joseph Pittman,
Guardian of John Miller, and OF minor Children of
Mary Miller decd.
The account of Alexander Shoemaker and Philip
Harclerode, Executors Of the last will &c, of
George Shoemaker. late of Coleran Tp., deed.
The account or John H. Rush. Administrator G.
S. A, of the Estate Of John 0ster, late of Cum
berIand Valley Township, deed.
The account OF Frederick StiffieT. acting Execu-
tor of the last will &C., of Abraham Bnrket, late
of Union Township, decd.
The account of William Adams, Esq. Kzecutor
pf the last will &c. of Catharine Seigle, late of
Southampton Township. decd.
Tbe account OF Lewis Anderson and Lemuel
Evans, Administrators Of Estate of William An.
derson, late of Broad-Top Township, decd.
The account OF Thomas Mccoy, Administrator
of the Estate OF Ann Fighter, late OF st. Clair Tp,
deed.
last will &c., of David Stoler late of Liberty Tp.,
decd.
The account of Henry P Diehl and Sam'l Diehl,
Administrators OF the Estate of Samuel Diehl,
late of Colerain TIP. decd.
The account Of Enos Davis, Administrator of
tBe Estate AZarian DaFis, Iate oi Napler Io"n-
ship, decd.
The account of Daniel Fletcher, Guardian Of the
minor children of Bernard Means, late of Monroe
Township, decd.
The account of BenjaHlin FL Walker. Admins
traitor of the Estate OF Catherine Oldham, late OF
St. Clair Township, deed.
The account OF Mahlon Smith, Administrator of
the Estate OF James Smith, late Of St. Clair Tp.,
decd.
The account of Samuel Bassler ami David Boy
ers, Executors of the last will &C., Emanuel Bass
er late of Middle Woodbury. Tp., decd.
S. H.. TATE, Register.
Registers Office, Bedford Jan. 90, 1860.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Honorable FRANCIS NJ. KIM
w NELL, President OF the several Courts of Com
mon Pleas in the counties composing the 18th Jn-
dcial District, and Justice of the Courts of Oyer
and Termi1er and General Jail Delivery. for the
trial of capital and other offenders in the said Dis
trict-and a. j. SSWELY and john TAYLOR
Esquires, judges ofthe Courts of Common Plea 5
and Justices Of the Court OF Oyer and Terminer,
aud General Jail Delivery for the trial of all cap-
tai and other offenders in the county OF Bedford
have issued their precept and TO me directed. for
holding a Court of Common Pleas, and Genera
Jail Delivery, and Court Of Oyer aud Tefminer at
Bedford. on MONDAY the 18Th day of Feb.
next. NOTICE is hereby given 20 all the Justices
of the Peace, the Coroner and Constalles within
the said county of Bedford, that they be then and
there in their proper persons, with their rolls
ords, and inquistIons, examinations and other re-
membranes, to do those things which to their Off
and in that behalf appertain TO be done, and
also they who will prosecute against the prisoners
that shall be in the Jail of Bedford county +,
to be then and there TO prosecute against them as
shall be just.
WILLIAM S. FLUKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office Bedford Jan. 90, lc60.
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LIST OF PETIT JuRORS

DRAWN for February Term, (2nd Monday, )
1860.
David S. Berkstressor, Azariah z. Blackburn,
Jacob Carpenter, Levi H. DiehI, Peter Dewalt,
Lewis Evans, Philip Evans, Benjamin Frick Sam'i
Griffith, John S. Heiick, Michael Hiieeas, Thomas
W. Horton, Michael Holderbsum, George Hillegas
Nicholas Kegg, John Keagy, Peter +. Lehman,
Jacob LiDgenfiter, Thomas III. Lyons, John Nor
gart, Daniel Miller, John W Moore, Robert Mont :
gsmery, Abraham Moses, jacob A. Nicodemus,
David Over, David S. Peightal, Jacob Reed, Joseph
Riddle, Daniel Swartswelder, John Sil Jacob
Strouinger, John Sproat, Samuel Teeter, George
". Niekrcy, John Weisel, Asa Williams, Samuel
Whip.
Jan. 20, 1860.
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BEDFORD CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
Rev. John Lyon, ipx,s
IT. E,ytfIefOn IyOu. a. VI. P~AA''

TTNHE Spring session OF this Institution, will open
Il on Friday the 18th February, 1860. 1t is
desirable that all students should enter at the
mencement OF the Quarter, and no pupil will be re-
ceived for less than quarter.
1t is the design Of the Principals to make this
Academy in all respects fist class Institution for
the thorough instruction of youth of both sexes
and to prepare them for any profession or position
in life.
The high moral and scientific tone of the school
is well known to this community A strict discipline
will be enforced.
A few boys (the number is limited to ten) will be
received into the family of the Principals as boar
ders.
The beauty of the scenery and the salubrity OF
the climate render Bedford desirable location
of such a school.
Persons from abroad, visiting the springs will be
near their children during the summer season.
TERMS: $500 per year, including boarding.
washing, fuel, lights and tuition in all the branches
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS PER QUAR-
TER. S6, English branches, 81 so Classical do. &c
Feb. 3, 1860.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. E.-Letters of
IN Administration having beer granted, to the
undersigned, on the Estate of Elizabeth Blackburn,
late of Napier Township, decd, all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby requested to make imme-
date payment, and those havn claims against the
same will present their accounts properly authent
Gated for settlement.
JAMES NJ. BLACKBURN,
Jan. I3, 1850. Admit.