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Hnteresting InieIiigcnce sOr the Ladies.

BY the latest arrival from the Court of Fash
ion Paris the ade receive the satisfactory intel
ligence that hoop skirts not only remain in vogue,
but several new and eautiful styles have recently
been introduced to the beau monde. From the many
novel descriptions Of skirts thar have just appeared
in Paris, Mcssrs. W. S & C. II. Thomson & Co. of
New York. have re-modeled several Of the most
elegant and recherche designs. which they have
already placed in the market for 1860. Among the
most remarkable skirts of this firms manufacture,
we notice the Engone Paris Gore" the COusti-
tuition, the Southern Queen" the Fairy" the
"ParIsan Train, and the zephyr, whjchthe ladies
throughout the entire CJuny will not fail to aQpre
ciate, as in their construction the manufacturers
have studied to produce and have succeeded skirts
which combine lightness, durability and elegance.
The Messrs. Thomson we understand have recently
patented the wedge slide" used by them exclu-
sveiy, and which materially adds to the excellence
of their skirts, making them, indeed, superior to
those Of all other manufacturers. The trial already
given to their corrugated springs" as shown in
their daily in skirts for months past, has con-
clu,ivey proved their superiority all springs
heretofore t,odueed.
CALHoUN's CoaNER-Messrs w. H. CALHOUN & Co.,
have removed into their and elegant establish
meat erected Tor their especial on the corner
OF College street and the Public Square, and have
opened a large and splendid assortment ofwatches,
jeweiry silver ware, &c. This establishment is an
ornament to the Public Square. We wish the city
was crowded with equally handsome buildings.
Ahandsomcr. more elegant stock of jeweIy and sill
yer ware than is offered the public by this enter
prisIng firm it woald be difficult to find Those who
wish to see a handsome display should drop in at
CAIUOUNs
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SPALDIEGS PREPARED GLUE

SPALDING1S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household afford to be
without it. 1t always ready and to the sticking point
There longer necessity for limpng chairs pntered Ve
headess dolls and broken cradles. 1t just the article
for SHE'LL and other ornamental work. popular with IL
dies of refinement ami taste
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically held
in solution AID possessing al the valuable qualities Of the best
cbneaabes Glue be used in the place Of ordinary
mucilGg being vastly NOSE adhesive.
stUSEFUL IN EVER n HOUSE.o
B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle PRICE, IS cents
Wholesale Depot, No. 48 Cedar Street Nsv York.
Address EzEN8K c. SPALDING & CO.,
Box No. $500 New York.
Dealers Gases containing four eight and twelve
beautiful Autograph Slow Card accompanying each
package.
II = single bottle Of SPALDSGs PRKPIREr GLUK will
times its cost annually to every household. 4
by all prominent 9:atoners, Druggists, hardware aud
FuTai Dealers. GrOesrs, and Fancy Stores.
COu-try merchants should note Of SPAvLDSss PRR
GuE making up their list twill stand climate
jauS G,-wS-wiy
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yFyHE GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYR-
UP the medicine in world for disorders Of the
See certificates from the Board Of Heath of New York
enquire the citizens Of Nashville of whom
have used it.
STKENGTHENING TONIC, for all who suffer from
the heat from debility Indigestion Of appetite,
headaches.
THE HEALTH BITTERS, only IS cents paper,
half gallon the Bitters suitable the
complaints, that family ought without they wish
save doctors bills and eniay good health.
juIyl4-u MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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Wholesome Bread!
Cholera, Dysentery and FIux!

THNHE WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES make the sweetest and
most wholesome bread--never fail to rise.
We have just received large fresh from New York.
juIyl4-tf MACRENZIE & MINCHIN.
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THE CssIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLEY;S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
universally suppantei other Ointents and healing
applications in both the Eastern Western BemisPheres,
wherever inrod1ced and its intrinsic merit the true secret
of all c1GeOs GgeetOas, whether the be
accident or Gissdss.
BURNS = SCALDS
az. instantly relieved anguish, pain and inhan
rion, tilzely spglca- . ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh IS rensa as By charm, blsmish or
remaining
TIE FRIEND OFF, THE NURSERY
Children frequent su ferers from external injuries,
Especially from Fluid and CtsDapheHt EsplosiOns-there
every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand. 1t heals Breasts and quickly
the TETTEG RING. = WORM, prevalent IN the
nursery.
To TRAVELLERS BY =, SEA AND LAND.
The Hachinis Ira : v,sr, and every other indi-
vi1ual whose lot in life = throws him within the
chance OF accident from esDlO sion, fire. collision should
bear mind that this Magic Extractor Is his and only
friend 1t beth portable and cheap, and should ever
be his companion, friend need There thousands
Of living testify :; marvellous virtue
their sound limbs and muscles its saving efficacy.
The following few Ct the Leading diseases which
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN = EXTRACTOR il q PREVEN.
TIVE we'll as CURE:
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WEsrwooD SroCE SALE.-It Will be borne in mind
that the Wosrwood Stock Sale takes place on We'd
nesday morning (l5th inst) at Il o'clock. The cars
on the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad carry pas
senEers to and from the sale free Of charge leaving
the Depot at l0l and I0l.-2t.
GROVER & BAKERS NOIS ESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
The Best IN Use.
Uses No SHUTTLE.
Sews from two Spools.

NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
Rooms over Hicks China Hall, &C Public Square.
MGs HmCoHR's SCUooI~-The exercises Of this
school will be resumed on the first of September, at
No. 10 summer street The basement of the Cum
bertrand Presbyterian Church has been secured as a
schoolroom, being airy. roomy and commodious. \
mos. able and experienced corps Of teachers IN
every department !ias been secured. 4 native
Frcaeh teacher VIII reside in the house. For terms
and particulars apply to Mrs. H. aug5- codlm
In order TO reduce our stock as much as possible
before receiving our fall purchases, we are now
offering our large stock Of Boots Shoes, Trunks,
Valises &c at Cost for Clst. SNYDER & FRIzzsIL
july 81 dim
Heads Exports.
Copies of the first volume OF HEADS Reports are
deposited, and Will remain for subscribers and
others wishing TO buy. until the lst of September
next with the Clerks of the Supreme Court attack
SON Nashville and Knoxville the Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis, and the Clerk Of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga.
June l4-dtw&wtf
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Neewbern about went five years Of age, about five
inches high, about 1875 rounds
pxlon e olraby darz hair, with
the upper lip forehead, which presents
appearance sometimes speaks erinEy, is go0d
maKer the carpenters rHde, he very
much addicted to uemperance and has thin bsd and his
hair g quite short. august Il, 'GO-d3 win
ArgJ c6sc f,rs
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FOR MAYOR.

aye authorized to scnounce J. Mics, in, candi.
Alderman from the 5th Ward It the ensuing Municipal
.u augs-lde
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Coffee! CoGee!!
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

EETE are in receipt shipment of the finest Coffee
Wv ceved in Nashville which offering to be radea
a low figure. laus9 MlzELL, HOOPER &C.
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EDWAkDs, p. B. HAKkI5I z P EDWAI
WARDS, HARRIS Il CO.,
Turnips! Turnips!!

Successors TO EDWARDS, GIEERsoN COZ
VETILL continue the Wholesale Grocery. Forwarding and
w Commission the old College aud
Church streets iulyl5-f
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Al the broadway Mills.
CONSTANT supply of New Flour; Unbolted Flour, and
~ Fresh Meal. D. D. DICKEY,
july26-u Agent
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EETE have for sale at five paper, fifty cents
We dozen
Whi Dutch TGrnp Seed; Long White Turnp Seed;
Red Top Strap Leaf Turnip Seed Yellow Aberdeen THrnp;
Fenland Turnip Seed; Lang's Ruts Bay Turnip;
RObersOn Golden Ball Turnip; Skirkings Ruta Baga do.
al above from Bliss famous Nurseries, warranted
fresh, and bound to give satisfaction.
iU!yI4-f MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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Total amount Of losses, claims aud Lia5es S54C6s g.
The greatest insured any risk Is s30OOO bu
will not as general rule exceed 1000.
The Company has general the amount allowed
be insured in any city town, village being
in this natter in each BY the general character
width Of streets, facilities for putting ont fires,
An attesed copyO the Charter Act Of Incorporation
companied The Statement Of January 1900 and on
the Office Of the Comptroller.
STATE NEW YORK,
C9fyaad County Of EelO Iork 81
CHARLss MARTIN Pres dent, and j. MILTON SMITH, gecr
ty Of the HoaE INSURANCE COMPANY being severay sworn
depose and say and each for himself sayS foregoing
true full and statement Of the said Corpor
atom and that they the described officers thereof
tsigned CHARLES NyIE 5S J. s sATa1 President.
Subsrbe5 and before me- this cath Of July, 1850
49, Witness my hand and Official Seal
l. 81 \Signed) II. WAsHBURN
10y Commissioner for Tennessee in
New York.
CcMPTRoLiER's OFILcE,
Nashville July q, 1850
This is to certify that the HoE INSURANCE COMPANY
New York. has complied with ali the requirements VI Code
1893 70 1891 inclusive we'll the Act OF 24 March, 1880
Chapter 25, Section TO- requiring deposit with the Comptro
tEeny Thousand dollars Of cent Bonds OF the State
And that NASH and W j. MARI the legally authorized
Agents CT said Company in the city Of Nashville, Ten
j. I. DUNLAP, Cenptrollef
NASH { MARE. No College street, adjust and pay Iosss
Company. juy9s-3W
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Notice.

THHE cOparnershp heretofore existing under the style of Ed
WARDS, GIIKKRsON & Co. this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. GILKERsoN retiring from the firm.
10. EDWARDS,
J. X. GILKERSON,
July II, 1850 L. P. EDWARDS.
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misfflIaneons.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
r o r S A L E.

WISHING to make other vestments, epro
w posetosellallou our ReaIEstatein Dayidsonco :,
asfollows:
That Suburban Residence.
situated the FRANKLIN Turnpike, within hal IA mile
ofthe city and opposite the residence of late Jo-
seph u. Horton. This is. perhaps, the most com
manding site il the vicinity OF Nashville, and is
most tdesirabIecouniry residence house wIlibe
sold with Il or 5acres ofIand purchaser may
choose.
That Valuable Farm.
known sthe Sims Tract situated on the SmithTurn
pike (od Lebanon ready within three miles of NASH
vile 1880 acres The soils good it is Wei
yaered and timbered and can be divided into small
tracts oftwenty acres and upwards, a.. of which
admirably adapted for country residences, market
gardensand dairy Iarms, Also that
Beautiful Farm.
onsame road now occupied bt T. G. McCampbell,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding containing
about25O acres. This place is so we'll known as TO
naed no further description 1t willalso be divided
TO suit purchasers T.C. McCampbellw lshowthese
nIaces 10 any one who will call.
AIlthe above eproperty will be sold on reasonable
terms and creditor one two three and four
years
oftheundersig8ed.
THOS. C McCAMPBELl.,
Six miIesf rom Nashville.
J. A McCAMPBELL,
apr1 Nashville.
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No. Feet No Of Lot Value EEgEgEgI.g
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srAIE f1r6 on 56SEsEE E cRcrr COURT MAr GEsM

sEr the
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doors from the ST. Atch0Lds Hotel
The s,ereoscope is the most insructice inierssisg
ntertaisg, ausIsisg and ezcitiRg of modern inTen-
None are too young, too old, too irIteIlt
oest, too uHeducated, to acknowledge its worth
No home is complete without it, and it must and
Will peaetrdte ereTylchere-
1t presents 70 your view every part of the world !,
detail, as If You were On the spot
Photographers are everywhere exploring Europe,
Asia Africa America, in search Of the grand and
the beautiful, and the results Of tseiT skill are con-
stantly enriehin9 Oar stock
We have immense variety OF paper Views of
Srenes in Paris London, England Seotls Ireland,
Wales, France, Belgium Holland Switzerland Spain.
TuiIleries italy, Turkey, Egypt, Athens, the Holy
Land China, India, Crystal Palace, also GrOupe His
tsrca amusing, mlrriage scenes,
sf Humiaated LatzOrs OF Palaces, Churches, and Ca
;ssdtaIs .s Of IsaHesI I.y S sc Ss das ehec'
EVERY GESTIExAS OF WEALTH AND KEEISED TASTE
should have in his drawing room some OF our ez-
qisite re1os on glass with revolving stereoscoPe,
siIowirg IL, %, 50 or 100 scenes Nothing can be
more fascinating, and one Ofer no greater treat
- friend fond Of the picturesque and the beautiful
AntkOny's Instantaneous StereOscOpe Views are the
latest Photographic wonder They are taken in the
fortieth part Of second, and everything no mater
and distinctly II II had been perfectly at rest
1ais gives an additional value for the beauties
or inaniuste n.ture adds e charm Of life and mo
ts0n- The process Is discovery of our own, and
being uHknOscn an EESoPe,e We receive from london
Views OF American life and scenery
Among other things We have just published Stere-
oscopic Illustrations Of the Scene of the EULToS
STKzEI PRAYER Meetings, in which many hearts feel
IN interest The particulars Of this will be found
In our Catalogue
OUR CAIALOGUE Of subjects and prices will be for
Earded toany address receipt Of stamp
Parties at distance sending Us 50. 50, SO, SIS
$50, or SIS have good instrument and such
pictures h ey may request, sent by EzPTeSs
Views alone, (withOut instrument) can be sent by
psad.
Parties who wish to be advised Of everything real
ly yaluabIein the line that comes Out may send US
sieir names to place on record, and will keep them
posted at own expense
Men Of Leisure will find Photography most fasci-
mating and delightful amusement We are prepared
60 1T Out dmatears with everything necessary for
their success together with instructions Glow to
take StereOscOpic Pictures-''
E.ANTHONY,
Importer and Manufacturer of Photographic Ma
terials StereOscopes and StereOscOpic VieNs-
~ Merchants from every section OF the country
are respectfully invited to make examination of
stock, discount to the trade will be lib
sral.
To oProtographers.-First class stereOscOpic Ne
gaIves wanIed-
Send by mail print unmounted, with price of Ne
zatiye lan14-im.
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SelecteO llumD Coal.

rysHE finest lot Of Selected Lump Coal Is TO be
i found at the Ktna Yard, where IL is sold at the
ow pricsso i2l cents per bushel. Drop your raers
n Box No. % p. o., and they win be promptly a.
ended to-. SAMUEL ]. AGNEW,
feb5-tf Yard back Of N. 4 c. 3. 3. Depot.
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edbyu eCourt
eachb tn ep
the eCurtth said l t o oftI or much
satisfy the e, dh ad 10 vany
wnIoGrG
FIRST TMONDAY JUI dsueeh ding if b
ofIando chu
CuisandC Charges anne o
Collector
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E Y II Il a
For the Consideration of Sensible People
TYIDDLI,IG aboutis not the practice OfDr. MEsECk.
Il He understands the disease at once and cures
He hates long tampering around and long running
bills but sticks anhonOrab:e practice TO respect
Bile fees and to cash payments. Cases gwen up Dy
other Physicians are often cured by DR.. MEsEcK
Office on COllegestreet, corner OF Line
iulyS-tf
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va ArCEES GIVEN AWAY /!

Il GIF ! valued ir,n two dollars to one hund. e,
dollars given with every Book sold a,
retail pIires.
Al LEAST ONE WATCH IS GUARANTEED To
EVERY TWELVE EOOhsl
Ihese Inducements are offered by the
STOCK EXCHANGE COMPANY,
lie Washington stree, Boston,
rsrn extensive and The Hsost liberal Git Econ
,yi,, l,s,,a ,ro,3s, Sead for a catalogue Those
latlv reoue.taJ - oooSer gif Houses are par;cu
,ar,y.s Dnr -. t"'Stnt themselves wJth ou
'st",. our 'nG"ceueHts "a nrrivsIlsJ and 49,
all others IN the shade. ''-"' an" Pn
The following are some OF the guts . purchaser
OF books
Ingji,h Lever Gold Watches, hunting cases.
Patent Lever O..
LADIES' Lever opea face.
Detached Lever Silver Watches, hunting cases.
Lep.ne SILVER Watches, open face
Coii lockets, vaiious sizes
Ladies and Gents Cola Chains various STYLES
LADIES and Gents Gold Sleeve Battoas ana Studs.
oil patterns.
Gents EosoaI Pins new and rich styles.
Go.d Pencils and Pens
Ladies' and Cents Cold Rings
Go!i Watch Keys and Belt Pms.
A great variety of Ladies Jewelrv, Pins and Far
drops, comprising eli the styes now worn snrh
as Cameo, Mosaic, Gold Sj0te Lava. Flnreri
tine. 9c., &C., &c, Gold Glacalets, all styles.
The List OF Books comprises great assortment Of
standard wo:ks n every department Of literature,
Interesting TO The young and old. Do not f4I 10
send Ter a catalogue. Catalogues maled free TO any
address. Appy 10
SUFFOLK EXCHANGE COMPANY,
JIG Washington sIieet, Boston,
L. W. LLUEGIDGE, Treasurer.
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HUNTINGDON and BROAD Top R. R
49, f E.5::::..::s.ggsg:::..ll


ca and after Monday Noyeinber 4,h, THE
PASSENGER TRAIN, BETWEEN HUN
TIN6DCE AND HOPEWELL, will leave,
and arrive as follows
Leave HUNTINGDON for H0PEWELL, al
Z. 40 A. nj.
Lrase HoPEWELL Tor HUNTINGDON. at
10 &C 4. NJ,
Competing at HUNTINGDON with MAIL
TRAIN EAST AT 1. 10 P. 81, and arriving
I in PHILADELPHIA at 10. % p. NJ The
train from HUNTINGDON, at 80 A. H.,
connects with EXPRESS TRAIN WEST Oh
! PENN'A r. T..
J.J. LAWRENCE,
Huntingdon, Nov 1890, su'Ft.
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SAVE YOUR nToNHY !!

THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform the travelling public, that he has established
tTi-weeAiy lre OF Stages between Bedford and
Lairo5e The route Is that Of The old Philadelphia
turnpike, leading from Philadelphia to Piits5urg,
being one Of the best coach roads in the Union.
Passengers UU REACH
trains OF cars for iiushnrg as early SF52SEzgaaf
as by going to Hodaysburg orsz4ze-3 80 y zzzs3 z
Johnstown. The fare TO Pitisourg on this route
is tOHr Doilsys ami T,rraty Cents being
than d.HREE DOLLHRS CHE.8pFR
Coaches lea9ther route from Bedford to tba, roi,t
Fy Monday, Wed0@ E%eJ3ffaF1 Hotel, Bedford, eve
g,eock' and the Derota Latrobe eve2}F at G3
'tu' s""y ana Saturday morning, after The .rr.ay
Of tAe nia4l train from P.itsburs. "''iyeI
Feb 2i,'G0. ''1ii' a. uAhMAN.
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bedford Hotel,

~ .-.~, 49, yxa~yN ~ v =
- AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
The subscriber respectfully begs gsieave 70 an
LOUNGE 10 his old friends and the PUBLIC genef-
ally, that he has leased the Bedtofs Hotel,
present in4he occupancy Of Col. Adofo Barn
hart, and will take possession on the Is. Gay q
April next. il is not his drs n 70 make 1aafF
professions as to what he VIII %, be- be P'fa@eS
his word that his most energetic efforts VII oe
employed 10 render comfortable ali who gave
him call. The House Will be handsomely
fitted up, and none but careful and attentive
servants viii be engaged. Persons visiting the
Bedford Springs, as well as those attending
Court, and ihe travelling community general
~, are respectfully invited Go si"e him coll
and Judge for themselves.
| rBoarders taken by the week, month, OF
year, on favorable terms.
I-Ample and comfortable s'abling IS at
! tached 10 this Hotel, which will always be at
,eU0eu uy careIul nosrler. Also, safe and
converter; carriage house.
u .2N MeSI.aIES stop at tFis hotel.
JOHN HAFER
March l6, 1855.
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Jane I7:5Q.-Iv.

: LOODT RUN FOUNDRY
AND NJ ACHINE SHOP.
HE subscribers are now prepared at then
Foundry in Bloody Rnn 10 Gil all orders for Castings
Of every description for
GRiST .4,N'D S.7B-. .NTLLS, THRESHLEG
MACHINES, APPLE Mills, PLOUGBS ard
all things else IN our line that may be needed in this
adjoining counties.
We manufacture Thresting Machines of ., ! or
Horse rover, WARRANTED eerai If not saperio.
to aGy made IN The Sra'c, We keep constantly OIL
hard = nlT as-oriment Of Wood Cock Pius and
Hillside 9loushs, WARRANTED % give safisfac-
tion, sale. Points, shares md land sides TO E.
oil Woodcock, or Seyler pioughs in the county
Farmers Bells, PIoughs and Castings of our make
may be had at the store Of
WIN. iauieY in Bedford
Soaderhanan X Pee, East Providence Tn
john J Nycum x Soc, s
Times being hard we offer great inducements 10
Farmers ard Mechanics 10 buy of u.s.
Al! kinds Of repairing done in neat and sub>ran
:iai manner and all work wsuaned Call ana ex.
araae oor castings and work and Judge tor YOUR
selves Cur agents sell at foundry prices.
JOSIAH BAUGHMAN < BRO.
March &c, 1875. 1''0'
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bodVu , - per week including room reTlE, E-l
furniture &c. This IS of the best, and cheapest
institutions IN the country. The whole expense pe-
term need not be more taan tweG;y y-hvg Collars
SeconI Quarter OF summer session commences
April tic 5;h. 1860.
Teachers will be instructed free OF charge in the
Normal Department.
Fer particulars, address the Principal
E.J. OSBORNE, 4. B.
RainsbUfg, Bedford co.. April -, 1859.
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-oI HOTEL. BCDFoRD, "a.

=, seb.c,ibs- ,4FsefuIlY informs the nub-
e. that he sfgi G iae o ,t9't' ei gaef, @ iaa aEoae
" ~. -, fo'merly owDsd and occaped ty
NJ rosn yrs, "hsfe he Will be happy TO see all
r,sJs 49, tae travelling Pnbllc generally Persons
- Court respectfully invited TO give him
ali lie pledges himself that lie VIII Go ali in
his over to render al. his guests comfortable.
rs Tadis vail 6e supplied with the choicest del
racles The market Will afford.
The Bed Rooms VIII lcontalu clean and comfortable
bed,4Rg.
The Bar will be supplied with choice liquors.
The Stable will be attended by careful aud at
teotire hos,ler.
u BoardeTs will be taken By the day, week,
month and year.
JONATHAN HORTON.
June ;, 1859.