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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08

To encourage the formation of Clubs, TWELVE
PAPERS win be sent to one address for NINE
DOLLARS, and greater number In that ratio.
THE WEEKLY PRESS Ia complete Family
journal. second, in the merit and variety Of its
contents. to no paper in the country. This, and
the low price at which it Is offered, especially to
Clubs. is expected to give IL large circulation.
both North ana South,
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Twa large, pleasant front rooms,
BD for families or gentlemen, at 1874 Elm street,
above Fourth. Ja7-b'
HpOARDIf G-FamiIies and single gentlemen
.HO can be accommodated by applying at 81 East
Fourth. at. Also few day. boarders. ja7-bS
TROARDING-A nice front room, with gas aud
Ae fire. Apply at 1S9 Mound-st., between Court
and Clark. ja6-d"
EEOARDING-A pleasant front room, for a
.4D family or single gentlemen and boarding, at
$50 Ninth-st., between Central-av. and John-st.
BOARDING Two or three gentlemen can Sc
ND cure a pleasant furnished room, with board.
Also, one room for single gsntleman, at No; lO5
Lopgworth.st., between Elm and Plum. Terns
moderate. ja7-b"
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FOUND.

WNOUND-POCKET-B T-BOOK-Containing a small
Il amount OF money, on Broadway. The owner
can have it by calling at 400 Broadway, proving
property and paving for this advertisements jas bN
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WANrmp.

swAFTs," "FOB SALE" "Fon RnHr."
LOST HFOUED.r "B0ARDING," &o.-Ad-
veYtiusu,cnts coming under these headings, rot sx-
essdiua vc iines win he inserted twice for - cent?
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The Presiaeat,s Message.

We're we 10 obev the behests ct those special
tiends Of civil liberty, who advocate The doc
trine that in the present condition OF affairs,
Ihs President can do nc wrong, we would feel
constrained either 10 hold our peace, or indulge
iR, tIe expression OF iulsome applause Of the
Residents views and opinions. But as we are
fhs peer OF thoae " ho preach that doctrine, we
s5all exercise The right TO differ iom them, for
wecannot eonscientiously subscribe TO the views
Of the President Oh number of Constitutional
questions involved ia the prosecution ofthe war,
nor do we believe it necessary for CongEs}s, at
single tremendous upheaval, 10 load theIaun-
try with so enormous a debt as that recommended
by The President. Still, If the four hundred
millions of dcliars demanded by the President,
will restore the Union as if once was, we say
let the sum be freely and cheerlatIy given. As
to the Constitutional questions 10 whlcE re-
feI, our readers are already well posted, and as
our space is I1iIIited, erIafT ov
at present, but reserve them for future consId-
Grafton. On the naked question Of Secession,
the President is, of course, torFect. The Pres
dent Of the United States, sworn TO support the
Constitution, could not have done otherwise
than deny the right of Secession though, We must
confess, that had Mr.. Lincoln recognized that
pretended right, his doing SO would not have
bsen inconsistent with some of the acts of his
Administration. There is one poiui, however,
in the Message that is odious above everything
else, viz the inllmaiion that She ChicagC
Platform is to be the rule OF actioa whicR9he
Executive and bis advisers intend 10 observe in
the administration Of the Government. We
merely quote the language Of the President up
on thus point, and conclude our article with the
extract, intending, hOweFsF. to refer 10 thls sub
ject more at length, insBe future:
t No compromise by public sentiment could IT
jhts case be cure. Not that compromises art
moi often proper, but that no popular govern
msnt can long survive marked precedent that
those who carry an election can only save the
Government from i'm mediate destruction by gig'
ing up the nam point lpon which the people
gave the election.
The people themselves, and not their servants
can safely reverse their own deliberate decIs;
ious
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Local and miscellaneous.

. BEDFORD SPRINGs.-ViSitors are daily
arriving and 1t Is thought that the season will
perhaps, be as Ihronged as any former one, not
withstanding the q hard times"
-. New subscribers, with the compliments
OF the season, and other luxuries, are flowing in
upon US. Thanks, friends We shall long
remember your kindness.
The Indiana l1th Regiment (Wallace's
Zouaves) has been ordered 10 join Gen Patter-
sons command at MaftinsbuTg, and has left
Clmberlsnd for that place The Isl aud %
Pennsylvania Rife Regiments have been order
ed from Camp Mason * Dixon to Cumberland.
We understand that some Of our Bedford
Republican friends consider the election OF Col.
Biddle, TO Congress, an " outrage" Wonder
if some of them wouldn't like TO be " outraged
in the same manner9 We rather think they
would.
49,. Did the editor Of the Bedford Inquirer
ever read the Constitution Of the United States!
is considered a d-oateable question by some Peo-
pie but we are inclined to think Otherwise
Probably he has read some garbIed extracts
from it, published in the ". Y. Tribune.
. Is it treason TO pray for the whole coun-
try or must we pray God to save Part, and
damn all the rest We have ou: own opinion
about some things, and Sectional Christianity i,
one OF them.
49,. We have been credibly informed that
the - Dutch have taken Holland )" but have
not been able to ascertain whether IT was brown
Holland or Holland gin. Perhaps, cur oeigh-
Dor cross lots can inform US. Il is no Consli-
tutonal question.
s-s.sa-----, ls- '':-i,, so Isneb
in calling Us "SecessonIst,' 'graitot,' Sc, We
would say that they had much better quote the
words of the song
c. Call me pet names, dearest, call me pet names"
Ii would be much sweetrr; and wouldn't hurt
our ybelinks" so much-t2 say nothing Of the
compliment to the author of that song, IN hav-
/ ing It quoted by such enlightened and highly
educated gentlemen as She " treasOn-smeles.' ,
We have come iato possession OF a maI
/ of Bedford County, which we have long wish
/ I'd to see, as we never could form any accnIatt
/ idea of the various boundary lines, the comPar-
ative size OF Townships, the range Of the noun
/ tains, &c, SC. The map looks very well, anC
speaks we'll of its author, aud IN case OF III,
prosecution o. the present war, may be yer,
valuable 10 the officers of our army, by gvin:
them an idea Of The various passes North ant
/ South, between our different mountain ranges
| TIE map may contain errors of which We ar
not aware, but we should be liberal in woIl
of 50 much difficulty.
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For the Bed ford Gazette.
TO THE CITIZENS OF BEDFORD.

My duties here having terminated, am a
bout to join my Regiment. / feel it not only
duty, bnt very great pleasure, TO express, IN
this manner, ny heartfelt thanks on behalf OF
,he sick soldiers con6ded 10 my charge, for the
tender care, and yerv great kindness manifested
BY all the citizens ofthS beautlul town; every
want has been anticipated, and a more friendly
sympathy could not have been exhibited, had
the poor fellows been brothers, instead oi stran-
gers accidentally thrown among you.
In nv constant intercourse among the men,
have heard out one feeling OF gratitude e&-
pressed, and many whispered prayer Tor bles-
sings upon their kind friends.
For myself, personally, have TO add the tes-
tmony of grateful heart, for the klndest at
tpntions have been shown ne, and everything
has been done TO make my Sojourn here pleas
ant one. Ii has been most sgreeable; and | shall
always, in after life, look back, upon my stay
IN Bedford, with feelings Of pleasure and thank
iuness, always praying that the richest Of
Heavens blessings may be literally bestowed
upon you all.
N.F MARSH, Nj. d.
Asst Surg, 9th Rrg't., P. K. c.
Military Hospital,
Bedford, July 10Th, '6l.
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A NEW DEM0CRA TIC MORNING PAPER.
II Il L il LON. /"

With view to meet a universe lly admitted want
the Undersigned will issue Monday, the LIST of
Jule next, Morning Penny Paper,- to be called
THE UNION"
The great mission of the Democratic Party, which
has eyer stood as the bulNark of the UNIoN and the
Champion OF the CONSTITUTION, renders its entire
unity 4iad bold attitude III this hour of National per-
II hlsfter OF vital concern. The pending strugg lie
is not irss Tor the maintenance OF Uaited Coun-
try than for the Perpe tuaton OF Democratic PrInci
PIES as expounded by JEFFERSON and JACKSON. The
most rnomento sresalts ha..g upon the issue. Mele
party qaestions for the time by common
sent adjourned The past is dead, save IN its les
sons OF experience.
The Democratic hosts have not shrnnk fl ON the ir
full share IN the respoasibilit ard dangers OF the
emergency. They have rallied with one accord a.
round the standard of common country. But
the occasion imposes other duties. The Govern
ment will demand ans receive the wiling support
Of every patriot, III It's efforts to vindleate the Ma
fioHa boz and ie-asseTt rhe National authority
ba the Preservation of Constitutional Liberty rests
more with The people than with Congresses and
Cabiuels. Vigilance and Unity are therefore spe-
{ caiIy requisite ia the present luucture.
II IS ihe purpose Of thr PFoprators 10 make S'THE
UNION" IN every respect IA firsl-clasS Journal
The Democracy OF the whole State fee the need of
bold sad vigorous Metlopolitdr daily aud no ef-
fort viii be spared reader TIE UNION both
popMaF and efficient a newspaper, and tear
less exponent of the great principles for which the
DemocFstc party have conteade9, aud which
ale now so unhappily impeTiliei
Thefrop letos have perfected such arrange
men's as viii pae- ihe en'e prise, from the begin
ming, ppou s.-nhs.s-' hu-.ne basis, with abuh-
danf fHs3 is vel Nspsp-r second m inter-
est 49, att..g ne cItys and while
the pepT Or l,arrs-li Denloc rc. it sg1li sed-
uioas!y avota al faction, The deadiiest bane 10
( pa as'y ei.elrlcy.
/ w ooa to the Democratic Misses FOR support
aad stall labor TO make THF UNION in every way
worthy their confidence and liberal patronage, a5 a
! fresh, readable and fearless Journal
/ TERMS Per Aanun, Three Dollars Orders
should be addressed 10
10. SEVERNS x co.
! No 30 South THIRD St, Phiiadel phia Pa.
| June 2lst, '6l.
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Military Hospital,
Bedford, July 10Th, '6l.

tbs BEST JOKE OF THE SeAsoN.-The Bedford
Gazette one oil our most spirited Democratic
ex changes, has for some tIm9 had bitter dis
p1 te with the Inquirer, OF the same town, a
violent Republican paper. Week before last,
the Gazette published as communication, head
inc it with a few Introductory remarks, some
extracts from speech, delivered by President
Lincoln, in Congress. The thing as so well
done, thai the Inquirer, with due simplicity,
made greedy bite at The article, and next " ek
came out an editorial in its columns, declaring
it as "a rank reasonable communication. -
Erie Observer.
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Nep 4oprrtistmeuts.
DUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

nUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
Bedford County, the nndersig ned will offer for sale
at public auction, on the premises in Monroe
Township,
FRIDAY, 23d OF AUGUST NEXT,
all the following described valuable Real Estate in
and adjoining the Towu OF Gle rville late the prop
erty of Jonathan Horton, decd the divided one
third of of land adjoining the Town OF Clear
vlle and and OF Samuel Snively, containing about
l3 Acres, with two story plank house, frame sta
BILE, and other out buildings thereon, ALSO, a
tract of land adjoining the above aud land of VIM.
Grubb, all under ience andcon aiming about acresi
ALSO, lot OF ground in the Town of Clearville,
adjoining Wm. Robbins, Samue onively and others,
with fra me wagon shed thereon.
ALSO, on the premises,
SATURDAY, 24ih AUGUST NEXT,
the following described Real Estate, TO wit val
uable Tavern-stand in the Borough of Bedford,
known as the UnIou Hotel, being lrge and
conmodious brick house, with convenient
stabling and other convenient out-b buildings,
fronting Pitt Street, adjoining lots OF John Cess
ma, Esq, and Sam. 4 RH.. W. Shuck. Stle 10
commence at 10 O'Clock of the respective days,
when the terms Will be made known by
OLIVER HORTON,
Admir-. OF Jonathan Horton, decd.
Iflty
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Admir-. OF Jonathan Horton,
July 18th, '6l.
a ADMINISTRATIONS, NOTICE.

n Letters Of Administration on the
estate Of Henry Kaufman, late of St Clair Town
ship decd, having been granted 10 the unde rsigned
residing IN South Woodbury. Township. Al per-
sons knowing themselves inde bted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate viii present them
for settlement without delay.
GEORGE q. KAUFFMAN,
July G. 1861 Administrator,
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July 6, 1861.
A DMINISTRAT0R'S NOTICE.

~ LeiisgS oi adm ulstrati0n on The
estate of John ntcGEf late of St. Clair Township,
dec d., having been granted 10 the Undersigned, re-
siding in SAID township. All Presons kaowiug them
selves indebted 10 sald estate requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having claims against
said estate will present them without delay.
ABNER WALKER, JR.,
July, 5, 1861. Administrator.
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CAUTION
SHEEP,

CTRAY SHEEP.
- Came to the premises Of
The subscriber in South Woodberry tp., soma Gne
since, Eve head of sheep, with the wool on and
two lalnbs ore of the lambs has black spot on the
back; two of them rams, with horns and
three ewes, five old sheep have the left cropped
and a piece cut of the right. The owner will please
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
them away, or they will be disposed OF according
10 Law. DANIEL bECh lei.
Nobel S Mill, June 81, 1861.
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NO. l5O South / a
June 2lst, '6i.
\ OTICE OF INQCIsrTION,-

\ CTICE OF INQCISlTlON,-
WHEREAs Eliza CoIvin. late
of Sca-;l- burg Borough, ed. died seized of
ths ioowlog Real Estate, VIZ: Oae tract OF land
Chestnut Ridge IN Napier Township, Bedford
county, adjoining lands OF John ). Statier Charles
w. GutFiu snd Others containing ten acres. leav-
ing ISSUE, the children of issue, nine fun heirs
VIZ Jane Sche, deceased, leaving issue Abraham
c., Charlotte A, James H., Margaret, Martin and
Edward Schel, the last two Of whom are minors,
who have ior their guardian Robert VI. Taylor. Esq
Jduts, resdiug in Indiana, Abraham, Charlotte,
and dsItln. residing in Ohio, and the others in
BydIo q county Charlotte iGtermarued with Mar
TN Baylsy, Eliza lnt-rmarried with Robert VI.
Taylor, Esq, Reuben Covin, Wm CnlvIu, Geo VI.
Coivio has.W. Colvln, Margaret lntei maj ret With
.loht, NJ RoGi.o0. nd John +. CoIyin, all residing
in Bedford cGun;y'
Notice is. therefore, hereby given that in pursu-
ance Of writ of Partition, or Valuation, 10 ne Ill
reetgd ! will proceed TO hold IN inqulsitlon, or
Valuation, on tIe premises, on Tuesday, In, 5la
day o. July next when and where all parties m
teresfed 1 an attend ii they see proper.
JOHN J, CESSNA, Sh'd.
Tnaa Nth
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July, 5, 1861.
A DMlNIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

n DA'At-f4'o tttA OIN = y TIT
~ L.tters OF Administration
on The estate of Robert Barnet, te of Middle
WooGhury Tow, hip, deceased hdviag been gran
ted to the subscriber. Al persons krowIng them
selves pdsbts 10 said estate requested 10 make
payD1ept immediate aud those wing cams
viii present them properly authenticated for set
tlcmeat. -
DAVID BARNET,
lime 9stb 1851 Adnr
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June 2s '6l ly,

NTEW GROCERY -
y CORNER WEST Pin T AND JuLIANA STREETS.
TIE subscriber is opening at this well known
stand, a well selected stock of Groceries, Con-
dictionaries, Tobacco and Cigars, consisting in
part of Coffee, brown, crushed, and pulverized
Sugars, refined and golden Syrup, baking Moasses,
Young Hyson, Imperial and Black Tea, Choco ate,
Corn Starch, haqorng extracts, Cheese, Com
Broous, painted Buckets, Dusting, Wall, Scrub,
Horse Shoe, Tuoth and Hnr, Brushes.
CONTEMPORARIES,
Such as plain and fancy candies, frited candies
and favored Jeles, water, butter and weet Crack
ers, foreign fruits, Oranges, Lemons Figs, Raisins,
Prunes Dates, Curants, CItrons, Filbefts, Walnus,
Cream Nuts, Almonds, q Pea Nuts.
TOBACCO.
Congress Plugs, Sweet Plantation, Natural Leaf,
Rough and Ready, Lynchburg Smoking, superior
article, Cut and Dry, &c.,
CIGARS
Operas, Skies, Half Spanish and variety of other
brands. The Public respectfully invited to
give him call.
Picnics and May parties supplied at very Teasona-
bic prices.
All kinds of country produce taken at the high
est market prices. J. B. FARQUHAR.
Bedford, April 90, 1861.
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May 8Ist, ,6I.
4 LLEGRENY MALE AND
Ia FEMALE SEMINARY,
EsAaNSEEgjE&sa, Bedford Co, Pa.

hE$ W. W. thIM, A. NJ, PTnCipal,
Miss a. l. BRIM, Preceptress,
MlssS. J BRIM, Teacher on Piano Forte.
This snsttution, under the supervision of the =
bove naped persons, assisted by other competen-
Teachers, affords fall ia Mathematics
Naiuralsetences, Languages, and Bellies Lettres-
an musik, Palnii ng, &c, II gives extended insruc
.ion. the Summer Term viii commence on Aug,
II 1861. Students admitted al any Tine. Habits o.
hea IL, iy-feEl. aud p.o,nptness views, moral,
c.ai, atl dom~. are here made prominent OBJ
joe yeAf'oa. That the physical powers, as
well as size mental, may be cultivated-Calisthen-
&c exercises are necessary-here the Students
meet eacs day for systematic physical exercise.
G.9sl SD Will pay fof board, including fu'-
d9LZ,J(j nished rooms, room rent, fuel and
tuition IA common Engllsh, per term Of eleven
weeks Extras, - moderate charges, even less
than heretofore, Than the circular calls for.
Students prepared for the highest class in coll
lge.
For Circulars, or particulars, address
W, W. BRlM,
Dec. q, 1850. Ransburg, Bedford Co., Pa
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|. DNlNTSTRArOR'S NOTICE.

n Letters of Administration
on the estate OF Elizabeth Sehreiuer late OF Mid
die WondberrY tp., deceased, having this day been
granted TO the subscriber, residing in Son'h Mood
bury to-, all persons knowing themselves Indebted
TO said estate are requested 10 make payment I'M
mediateIy, and those bavtng claims "1i P.eseat
them properly authenticated for Seltlre'ent.
ALEX. HoLSINGER.
June 2sth sci. admir-.
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GLORIOUS UNION VlcToR1Es ELECTION OF
CHARLES J. BlDpLE AND DEFEAT OF JOHN w.
FoRNEY Col. Charles J. Bidcle, Democrat,
has been elected to Congress, in the Second
tPhladephlal District, by majority OF 2l7 over
O'Neil, Republican. E. Joy Morris( RepubIi-
can, was elected in this district, st fall, by sew
eraI thousand majority. This Is goot But
John w. Forney, intensified Black Republican,
has oeen defeated for Clerk of the House, by
Etherldge, Union. This is better. Look out,
boys "Things is workin!"
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eTWe have been requested by several citizens
OF eenesours and Napier tP 10 correct the state
ment IN recent number of the Inquirer that the
Sehsiisburg Rihemen, Capt. MuIin, had started on
taeir way to Cumberland when that place was
threatened. The volunteers from Napier and
Senellshurg were the Home Guard, under Capt. A.
+. sSbeII.
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7 OST. LOST!
Il NUMBER or PROMISSORY
Notes and other papers which are OF no use TO any
one but the subscriber
Any person finding them and returning them 10
me, wall be literally rewarded for his trouble.
Saxton, Bedford co. JAMES L. PRINCE.
June II, 1861
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A CARD.

The maps OF Bedford County will be deliV-
sredSo the subscribers during July and August,
beginning in the western part Of the county.
E. L. WALKER.
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= n
Msuuy & Woods Reaper and Mower, with the
wonderful self HakRg att chment greatly tnlproUs Ii
and warrs nted TO work well. Also, -
WOODS LITTLE MEADOW QUEEN MOWER,
which has bot 1914 los, drought, and warranted to
cut logged clover aui al other grass-neariy 5il
iron and steel, light, durable and cheap. Nanny X
sEoFss ara MS fnousapfi=z>s~
slTele so3d Iot this season, all who must
der iz4aediatsiy as harvest is almost here. Also,
2 DO6. sGREEN CASTLE GRAIN CRADLES
which the Iighiest ruung cradle known.
The largest and best assortment oil Grain and
Grass Scythes and .Sneds'' ever bIough, 10 Bed
ford co, Harvest Implements of all kinds, and bet
ter qual1y than those kept at Dry goods stores.
Prcest9 suit the times.
HARDWARE BY THE TON.
Wishing TO continue in business and il beng my
interest 10 please the people by fair dealing and
reasoad9e prices, will allow no regular dealer
uHdeT ef ne. Having LOST enough by those who
have caFFted oil my property tor their use,
der spee}oBs promises TO pay, ! am determined TO
trusI name but men who known in CO annuity
bone>t reliable and prompt, making good their
promises and scornug to others goods without
| enleawring, at least. 10 render IN equivalent.
! "cHEAP FOR CASH AND SHORT TIME"
VIM. HARTLEY,
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Celebration of the Fourth.

Tse Fourth ID Bedford passed off very quiet
ly. A small number OF the Bedford Rihemen
Turned out for the las; time, their term of seven
years having expired. After forming in line,
they marched to the ' Union School House"
where the ladies' sang some patriotic songs, and
the Declaration OF Independences was read by
A King, Esq. THIS, with the exception OF
some fireworks in the evening, was the only
thing which distinguished it from any other
day.
We understand that the Celebration at Wood
berry, was a splendid affair. We are informed
that there Were, probably, over thousand per-
'ous present Speeches were delivered by G..
II. Spang and John Cessna, Esqr's., and sever
81 songs were sung by the ladies. There was,
also, celebration near SchellsbuFg but we
have not heard how it passed of. We suppose,
however, that this anniversary of our lndepeG-
dence has been observed with new significance
everywhere.
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4 fFE OR DEATH
III The subscribers take pleasure an
anoGnciEg that they are now prepared 10 mail
(fe) 10 those who wish it, copy OF an important
hle work. by The late Dir. BTampton, entitled
''8e h,tai'a's ModtcGt ConfdoRt," published for
III benefit, and as a waning 10 young men and
pFsons who suffer from NervoWs Debility, Preasa-
'u4 Drcag, &c., &c, supplying the means OF self
etP. The reader is irresistibiy led TO compare a
usiu life with an guob!e death.
eadeT, lose not a moment, but send your address
fos copy OF this little work. Address the Publish
ers
DR. JOHN b. OGDEN L. Co,
Ga Go John ST.. New York.
lay 18th, 'el 3m.
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A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE

A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.
~ Letters cf Administration,
havin been granted 10 the subscriber on the Es-
tate of Danie McDonad. late of Union Township,
Bedfol oun1y decd. tey hereby notify persons
indebted 10 said estate 10 make Immediate payment
ard all b vng claims viii present them properly
apthentiea ted for s. sstilement.
HFNRY MCDONALD I
MICHAEL NERlZ. 1e04ii =
May nth, ga"