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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-12
81. W. HOGHH9.

1gAJN~ Es.R.N.ED VITA FULL STO OK
u of QUEENSWARE, FRENCH AND ENC
LISH, CHINA, GLASSWARE, TEA IRA rs,
AND TABLE CUTLERY, for the Fall trade, at
Cincinnati prices, which will save ten per cent. IN
freight and charges to all parties below the Falls.
No. 1s Main street, Evansville, Ind.
o. Assorted Crates for the country trade on
hand. septl5
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ThraEing Machines, &C.
~. EVANSVILLE, IND
H7VU4E PROPRTETORS or THE CITY FOUh
AZ dry beg leave to inform their friends and the
public in general, that they are prepared 10 do al
kinds Of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything eppertainiug TO the Foundry busis
They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES ABI
Boilers Of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing Of any size Distil-
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, ThrashinR Machines, Malt Mills
Horsepower Corn-shellers, III aChinery Of az Rfnds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass CASTING ~
every description, Iron Housefrouta, Collar Crates
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the lateHt i'm
proved patternsi Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Re.
BREWERS, DlSTILLEES, RECyIFIERs, 81,
Supplied with every description o. Copper and
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, RefrigeratOrs
Attem poratOrs Sparges, Stiliheads and Worms
improved principle Columns for Alcohol Stills
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps q every
variety, for beer, spirits, oil, Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistes, DC.
Workmen sent to al parts to dt up work and DO
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iioa
Work, &c.
OLD METALS BoUGHTss fia
They are dealing in aad selling Ailsn's luiprOyed
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, GermRn BOLT
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hoe, DC,
Of the best kind; Tinpiafe Sheet Iron Bi0cE TIN,
Pig Irons Babit Metal, epelters Fire BsiclI.
They have every facility Of tie best Machinery
and workmen, and viii give all work entrusted 70
thems their individual attention, filling Orders
promptly, waTranting their work and are aRtished
with reasonable prices. .
Ne Office and Sale Rooms, No. 80 Main stree {
Founder y, Boiler Yard aD I Machine Shop on ins
street, between first lecond streets, EFanB.
Vile, Indiana. docT
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INSURANCE.
ms ura nee Agency.
ALLEN c. HALL0CK

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL IE6URAEOh
AGENT,
ADJUsTER OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to Issue Policies from several Ftrs
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on InEsnd and Fire Risks He viii
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of LOsse
of every description under policies from Other
agencies, and attend to the settlement of all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE., for parties in
terested. His long experience as an INSURANCE
AGENT, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
80 Office, Marble Hall Building, No. Main st.
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eHHlsTlAN hhAIA...sFss.' " b. hhAAiAH
KRATZ & HEILMAN.
CITY EOTTMRRKl

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco gcrews
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
ThraEing Machines, &C.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-05-10
BBIGiDE 0RDBGS. 10. 2.

TE7HE uniformed companies. composing the lst
Z Brigade, 10th Division, p. u. II, wiil parade
for tie purpose Of inspection ard review, the
following times and Places
Hopewell Rifles viii meet al the Town "f Hope
we'll. en Monday the 9th day Of May, mkt. At l9
O'Clock, a. II.
Pattousville Riffs. VIII meet at the towa oI
Pattopsyille on Thursday. The Tth dag of dsy,
ext, at TO O'Clock, A NJ
Bloody Run Blues, wif N ct NJ the Boroaga Of
Bloody Run, on "Wednesday, the 9Th day of May,
next, at 10 O'Clock, \. n.
ClearvilIe Blues, Viii meet al the town OF Clear
vile, on Thursday, the 9th day ct May, next, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ.
BEDFORD Rifles, viii meet at the Borough d Bod
ford, On Friday, the 10th day OF May, next, al 10
O'Clock, A. Nj.
Black Plumed Rihes, win meet at the Borough
OF Schellsburg, on SATURDAY.. the lth dey ei May,
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. Il.
Cumberland Valley Buss. viii meet At the town
or EenSefvlie, on &onda5. tas 18th day OF May.
next, at 10 O'Clock, a. u
Csptains Of Companies, viii please take notice Of
these orders, aud notify their co nIaniss accord
ingly They are also qgired 10 make return Of
their companies Tor the year 1861, al the time Of
the above nsuleti parades,
A. J. SAMSON.
Brigade Inspector, ] ST Brigade, 10th Division.
Brigade Inspectors Office, Bedford, April 10.
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From Washington City.

WAsHEsroN, May 5.-The quiet Of tie past
week continues hero, bGt every day helps to
strengthen The defsaees Of Washington GDd ths
discipline Of the troops.
The railroad facilities between here and Anna
polls are much improved since additional cars
have been hTanght from Philadelphia. Mr.. fhos.
A. Scott, e-President Of the Pennsylvania
Rail Road Company, who has charge OF the road,
is athe right man in The right place"
The doings Of the Maryland Legislature are re-
earded with distrast and uneasiness. But little
faith is put in the protestations Of the Border
States. a little more show Of strength on the part
Of the Government Is needed To keep Maryland
right
The Providence Marine Artillery arrived here
yesterday evening, and are much admired.
Some OF the Pennsylvania troops have been sent
down to Fort Washington.
The accounts from down the river aud along both
sides of Chesapeake Bay satisfactory. The
rebels do not show themselves, and no batteries
have been erected.
THE PURPOSE or THE CONFEDERATE
From private souiees, believed to be entirely re-
liable, it is aseertained that Virginia, Of herself,
docs not mediate an advance on Washington, that
subject being for the consideration Of the Gonied-
crate Ststes. Their throwing Of troops into Yir-
GINA is Szid TO be in anticipation of declaratoE
Of war by the Southern Ceagress, as wen as ap-
pFehenson that tile gathering Of so large mill.
tary force here is designas, ultimately to invade
tie South.
The War Department, especially, keeps its Off
GERS employed night and day. An immense amount
OF business is transacted. The te.egraphic wire
leading directly to lie chief clerks room Is b0th
convenient and time saving, and is constantly en-
poyed in the Transmission aud receipt Of messages
The Post Office Department, after carrying late
effect IT'S past orders to offices, will chiefly con-
fae rs action to supplying vacancies by death and
designations, and 10 removals for cause This Is
deemed proper tribute 10 the patriotism and
loyalty Of the people Of the loyal States. in yies
of the new aud controlling issues OF Government
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-05-10

MEN AND MONEY.

The New York Herald, OF We8aes.i4y, sa,s,
We have no donbs That halfa niliiob /
men std eanJrs9 aillisas ~ aa:lsfs ~ IA le
oifeTe8 e fish Ezeeet5se he,wtfu ai- ii Z
and the ! y sf Jais, whea eaaEfs- .pee: Il.
extracrdinaiY sessias. T:se hIoa8 II ie NertH
Is up and, without dispafag cement 70 the $40 ih,
We nay express our 6rm belief that the de-
scendants Of the men who stormed Lonisbsir 9,
sealed the heights Of Abraham, answered the
roll call at Lexington, repused three times
the British iefsntIy al Breeds Hill, followed
Stark at Bennington, and bore the colonial
flag from Cambridge 10 yorktown, viii uet
disgrace their ancestry ia be coming struggle.
The people Of The North are compelled 10 se-
cept the dread aFbitramen, Of he swsrs.-
They did no, seek it
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-05-10

PARsoN BRowgLow ON THE CRISIS We
have reflected much npon this subject, and we
claim to have MADE M our minds fully, sfler
calm deliberations, aud after carefully weigh
ing all the arguments for and against secession.
''lf II shalt SO happea, 10 the progress Of af-
fairs, that tho authorities Of the land shalt
give Us eheIce aud su5mit the sauna TO us fF
50 nliimaium. eisner % ea TO HELL. % t.ks.
refuge in The Southern GoafedeFaey, We viii
claim week 10 consider Of the matter, ard 10
make up euF nind, as between the two evils -
--KnoraiHe (Tefntssee) Whag, 18Th.
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An old Soldier, Writing to the New York
EUeHfHg Post, gives The fOllowing timely hints
TO the volunteers who are now fastening to
the defence of the country:
l. Remember that 10 canpaign more men
die from siakucss than BY lhe bullet
, Line yoar blanket With one thickness Of
b-sNn drilling. This adds but four ounces in
weight, sana d9ub'es ihe warm b.
8. Buy suall indiA rubber blanket lonly
81 50l 20 lsy on the ground or 70 throw over
your shoulders when on guard or duty during
q rain stOrm. Most of The Eastern troops are
provided with these. Straw to lie on is not
zivayF TO be had.
4. The best military hat IN use is the lght-
eolorea soft felt; the croEa being sufficiently
high &c allow space for air over the brsin.-
You ean fasten il up as a continental 10 fair
weather, or turn il d2En when it is We: or very
sunny.
5. Les Jour beard grow, 50 as to protect the
throat aud lungs.
Keep Jour entire person eleaoi this
prevents fsvsrs and bowel complaints IN warm
climates. Wash your body each dag 4 possible.
Avoid strong coffee aud oily meats Gea.
seett said that the TOO free use OF these
together with neglect ia keeping the skin
cieAn) COS, many seli'er bis life IN Mexico.
Z. sudden cheek Of Perspiraiion by chilly
Or night air often causes lever and fieail.
Wsen exposed do net forget yoar blanket.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-05-10
NEW GROCERY.
Corner OF West Pitt aud Jaiiana 81.

TEKE subscriber is opening at this vel known
stand, we'll selected stock OF Connection pies
Tobacco. Segars aud Groceries, consisting ia part
of coffee, trown, crushed aud pElveriz j sugars.
refined aud golden srTHps i,akiag mo!ass 5 ysuag
hySau. ilnperial and llaek tea, chocolate. GER,
>seFch and haysrng extracts, ehease, corn bro0ms.
painted buckets, GTs;Hg wall. sersh, horse, shoe,
tooth and Lair brushes; Coefsctt0aasies. such as
plain and fancy candies fruited candies ani Il .yof-
ca siljes; wafer, butter and sweet crackers
ForsIcn traits, oranges. lrinoss EsS raisonS.
pruaes dates, curIants, ciIroas, h.,s,sIS slsts,
cream nuts, almonds, pea nuts; Iotgceo, congress
plug, sweet plantation, natural irst roash aud
reldy, Lyuchbnrg, smoking, superior ticle,
cut and dry. &c, 6se. Ceglrs, opera sixes, hslf
Spanish, ard variety Of other bTArds. he Pnb-
lie are respectfully invited - give hm a call
Pjeknics and Mag parties supplied At very reason
able Prices.
Al kinds u eouutry produce taken At the lisi-
est market price
: ! n FsRGIIsl
Aptii26 1861
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THE POSITION OF THE GOVERN
AEENT.
THE ADMINISTER ALTON FOR WAR.
RIGOROUS .4GGRESSfVE MEASURES
TO BE .BD0PRED.
WAsHInIaroN. Mag l, 1851

WASHINGTON, May l, 1901.
The fact is at last demonstrated beyond The
shadow Of doub, that the policy Of the Ad
mipistratiop. nov ana henceforth, is war. To
this conclusion Dir. Lincoln has urged his Cab
ines for ten days past. Messrs. Chase Blair,
and Cameron entered heart aud soul into the
plan, aud but for the Bagering Of MessTs. Sew
ard and WelIes on this point The Cabinet would
have been a unit. Mr.. WeIIes has received
such letters, petitions. end appeals from his
own State as have insured his conversion to an
aptipeaee doctrine, and finally Mr.. Seward
has added his nndautting assent 10 the ueces-
ity of such a course.
Senator Wilson ziih Judge Hoar, Of Mas
saehuseits, called upna Mr Lincoln aud each
lnslnber OF the Cabinet 70 day, and urged upon
tkem the Imperative demand If the eoubtry
that active and aggressive measures be adopted
Twice they saw Mr. Lincoln, whose nature
seems bent upon re-asseriing the dignity and
unity of this great nation before the eyes Of
the word.
The country may rest assured that ihc course
Of the administration has been, is, aud will
be onward and npwsrd. The STANDARD viii
suffer no degradation while in its bands
Nothing in the end will have been lost, and
sll good men will agdee 10 commeudaiioDs up
on the action of our leaders. The Navy Yard
at Norfolk will be retaken and rebuilr, and
that speedily.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-05-10
TIE SOUTH SURPRISED.

The Mobile Registe. hlving received u
felegrspbie dispates- declaring that Senator
Douglas had pledged bis support to President
Lincoln, expressed its unbelef iD he truth Of
this report, but as in quick succession, II was
followed mp with the news that Ar. Buchanan
participates in the general determination to
sustaiu the government at Washington: that
General Cass had contributed literally to a
large subscription for the equipHeut of the
Michigan quota Of volunteers called out By
President Lincoln; that ex-Pfesideut Fillmore
presided, at Bcifalo, over meeting called 80
aid the United States Governemnt in the eu-
fereemeRf Of the la@si that Governor SPrague,
of Rhode Island, just re-eleeted By a largo
majority over a Republican competitor, had
rendered regiment nf troops 70 aid Lincoln,
and offered 10 command it binself-ihe Regis
ter, struck with amazenent remarks:
g Here Is . representative man Of every
shade of conservatism. We confess that this
coincidence and simultaneoasness Of action on
sbe part Of men who are wider apart by their
anteeedents than even by their places of resi-
denee, takes us by surprise. Wa eBdearor IN
vain to explain II by The supposiiioa thar these
gentlemen consider Lincoln's proclamation a
declaration of war between country aud coab-
,ry, in which they ale not as loyal citizens
permitted to select sides according to their
oan convictions as TO The justice Of the war.
We're this the explanation, why this hot haste;
Why the endorsement Of the justice or consti-
tntiouality Of the Warl We are then forced 70
the conclusion that ths whole public mind Of
the North bas been sudden seized with one
ofthose manias By wbichl Providence sometimes
smltcs aB entire people.
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PIRACY ON FEEE MISSISSIPPI RIy-
ER.
Fessets Se,zed and Gbgcramsa' Stores Contis
cafe4 bg fhe Rebels

Fessets Se,zed and G5prramsn' Stores Confis
cafe4 By tie Rebels.
The navigation of the Mississippi river Is
becoming very preearious. Toe rebels arc
seizing Northern vessels and roufscating stores
intended for tbs use Of the Government The
Cineiaatti Gazsffe says:
private despatch from Captain James
Good. of the steamboat Mars, was recsised
here Yesterday, stating that the steamers Mars
aad Queen OF the West had. been seized By
the authorities at Helena, Ar kansas, and would
BOT be permitted to come up. The above boa s
lef; New Orleans on ;be 18th instant Tor this
port, loadsd With sakar. molassss, salt &e.-
The Mars and Qneea Of tie West are wcrsh
S25,00e, aud owned by parties 10 this city
Three more Of our packets ere still below
Memphis, and will probably not be allowed to
come up. They ara The Ohio Belle, Silver
Wave aud Westnor!and-t the latter boat left
New Orleans on the 20th.
The Memphis lTeuD.) -4UllaBcie, Of the l9 b
ait, has The ftllosing
The esmer Victoria, Of tbe Memphis aad
Vicks5urg iiae, aFrieei last uigh;, cfi'ers aui
passenger. tnH Of enfhusiassn fur the SoUti-
ern Corfederacy From Dick l. zh,burne ne
lssru that the steamer Silver Wave, ladeu
vita Goysranieut properly, troD 81. Louis,
destined for Fort Sastil, satx8i n pa-
leon on Wednesday by Col II Johnson Of tae
Sixth regiment Il the Arkansas militia. TIE
commander of tn Silver Wave refused t.
SHOW his manifest. bur when tle artillery Was
was brought 70 bear upon ihsserafJ, he capt
ul4ted. b ihis pfeulPi mavcment tie seata
hss oat4iaea vast amoaat # sergiaeab.e ma
..,Ss1 ~ r,rran.ata tsa ~ f4s4.n hy spf -
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-05-10

We hear from gentlemen who ere familiaF
with the people along the liue of tie railroad
between Annapolis ard Washington, thst re-
markabe has taken place 10 tasir sentiments
toward the Uaiep siuce tie Northern troops
began 10 he seen among them. Where ihere
were many Seeessionisis before, all are noa
heartily for the Unioo. No doubt Il FEEDER
al srp,y, City Thousand strong, were sent to
Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg, Eastern
Virginia would experience a similar conver
sion.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-05-10
TO fIlB LADIES.
NEW MILENERY STORE.

MRS. f. V. MowRY has jus, received from the
city an elegant assortment of goods, comprising
bonnets shakers, f IT'S ribbouds, flowers, rouches
bonnets, frames, ladies dress caps, &c &e. Also
a good variety OF materials for making bonnets
snch as black Grape bsck mode and superior
black material for Misses bonaets, white craps,
silks Of al calors and varieties, which VIII be madH
to order. They have been carefully selected by
millinery from the east of long experience aul
znsad taste, wlsse sci vices has been Engages for
the coming season. Having brought low for cash
we are determined 10 sell low fo7 cash its equva
Lent
Terms strictly cash.
Her place of business is on east Pitt street nearly
opposite Robert Fyans Store.
May 3, 1851,
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F9r Sore. Wsak. Iatqnea Eyes ~ Egeii5s.

fW sore NeHRs tnJt1nlfd Eyes Gau GYsttQS
A true specific, aud invaluls Feneay has been
at last discovered. Dr. IinmpliIeys argues tat
THESE affections ingarably resnil irgn constilu-
t0Tal disease, Of which the local affection Only
fse outward manifestation. Ha9ee, HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC H0AEOPATuIC OPHTHALMY
PILLS are oHly taken internally and Yet cure the
worst forms CT obstinate eyes ami eyellds.
which have resisted all other treatment. All cases
Of sore and iua,med eyes and eyelids falling
weak OF detective sight, viii be i'Fomtly benefited
and tie cure OF the wOiSt Gases is only question
of tiTne.
Price, 80 cents, with directions
N-B.-A full set OF HgMaHREYs HoMsoP ATHIc
SPECIFICS. with Book OF Directions, and twenty
different Remedies, in large vials, morocco case,
$5 do in plain ease, 81; case OF fifteen boxes,
AMI book. So
These Remsdies, Toy the single box case, are
sent by mail express free of charge, to any ad-
dress, on receipt Of the price Address
DR. HUMPHREYS & CO.,
No 562 Broadway, New-York.
Sold by II. G. ReameF, Bedford. Pa.
May 10, 1861.
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PiRM FOR SiLG.

THE subscriber will sell az private sale, the
farm situate 10 Juniata Township, on which James
Burns, fof Thonas.) now resides.
This farm contains rs acres, about go acres
cleared and under fence. The land is good wheat
land, ard in high state Of cnltivation-ahout IA
acres Of excellent meadow. Also first rate
orchard of all kinds OF fruit.
The improvements are good two story Rough
Cast House, large Bank Barn, aud other outhuild-
iags. For further particulars, call on the snbscri
her, living Ia Londonderry Township, Bedford
County, Pa. DAVID EVANS.
May 5, 1861.
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SO REWARD!

TUE undersigned very respectfully Informs Is c
d pabiio that lie lest his pocket book On We'd
nesdst, the 27th Of Marct, att. containing so in
bank notes payable 10 wit; on- SIC 1nsl two s.,
notes "n Piltsiayg bank. also two ranissry rss;es.
one against Adam Ritcheg ;or So, and sgaasr
payable.
reward OF $ VIII be giveu for she recover
Of said pvckes book aud eoatents, ahd tke pubic
is hereby warned sgaiuS; purchasing az fs2eiving
said noteS. GEORGE ri FrtfEI.
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Public Sale
GP REiI, ESTiTE.

E9Y virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court Of
ID Bedford County, the subscriber will sell az
Public Sale, on the premises, in Napier Township,
on Tuesday the 18th day of June, next. the fol-
lowing tact OF land, being the Real Estsfe Of
Aaron Good, decd, adjoining lands OF Jesse Black
burn, Adam Otto, James o. kobinelt and Others
aud c6ntaiEag forty acres and allowance, about
twenty-five or thirty acres Of said hGd arc cleared
and nader feuce-ahout ten acres OF slieli are
meadow. The other Improvements aTe two story
log dwelling house, Stable and other out buildings
With good thriving young orchard; pump Is
neg- the door. and there IS plenty OF excellent wa
ter On the place.
The safe will commence et 10 o'clock, Of the day
above mentioned.
TERMS One third in hand at the confirmation
of the sale balance il two equal annual payments
without interest, 10 be secured - wsiTer Judge
mcnts. WM. ZIMMERMAN,
May 3, 1861 A'lEa'r.
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To which may De aided 100 acTes Of iand
- each soldier, whiqh Coagrass will certainty
grant.
Officers are required 10 provide their osu
uniforms aud equipments, but he nen are cloth
ed aud armed BY the Gosernnent.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-05-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .NOTN,E,

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Ad-
~ ministrafion have been granted to the under
signed, on the estate of Mary Aagdslena iitchew,
of st. Clair Township, Bedford County, decd, and
al persons indebted to said estate, requested TO
make payment, and those having claims thereon,
Will present the same duly authenticated for set
tleInent DAVID HIFCHEW,
May 10, 1861 Admir-.
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County Treasurer.

" are authorized to anaonce tue name Of Mar
tin Miiburn. Of Bedford Berouga IS candidate
for Treasurer, suiieet to the GecisIaa o. the Re
publican CouHty Conyentioa.
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sTRAwBERRIEs AxD CREAM!

TTTHATsS nicer than berries that measure Q TO
wv inches ia cirenmferenee. Also 40 or so yarie
tics OF perpetual blooming Roses, Climbing Ines,
Grape Roots, Raspberry, Gooseberry, Cherry.
Currant, Frnit Trees, &c, stis in season to plan.
aIkof the above. 7. H. Lynch
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announcements.
associate Judge.

We are authorized to announce the name a Mr.
William Gephart, of Bedford Township, as can
dpiae for the Office Of Associate Judge. subject 10
the decision of the Republican County Convcn-
45r,u
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4 GARD.

IW HaF NtEVE1 HERa fEaE VEEEE1 EItVE
eSted.
THE map of Bedford County, is now nearly resdy
L for distribution, but il view of the war
troubles, &c., deem it proper to hold it over Il
while-hoping matters wiz shortly take more
favorable turn. Since, however, the map is thus
far completed, circumstances viii compel me TO
deliver it ere very long.
EDWARD L. WALKER.
May 8, 1851.
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NOTICE qa BRIDGE BIIII,DERS

KShHIusAE.S Wlll be received at the huasa al
ifid-na u ais,af On Saturday the 18th dav ~
Nss fsess Il - clock. A. n. for the ereetion
nj htiexe aer laanBiGa's Greek, At EEgfiEhs
&'61ifE, il Ssssssif Township. Plan ana speci-
eatifFs nsas - Gt the House of Gideon Trout.
B5 erdsI u gsie commissioners.
II. NIC0DEMUS.
5Eay Q, 1851 Clrlk.
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John MAJOR.
JUSTICE 0F THE PEACE.
HopeWeI. Bedford County.

COLLECTIONS and all Insiacss pertaining 10
~ bis Office sill be attended te promptly.
VI i'll also attend TO the Re OF renting of real
estate. Instruments OF writing carefully prepared.
Also, setting up parnerships and oth@r aceaaais.
Nav 3, 1861.