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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-05-01

IQuoRS for Medicinal purpo.e.-R-..,
- Fort and Sherry Wine, Nectar WhisIa~
Holland Gin-at UAKTSIr1ScsyFy ahi
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-05-01

present, engaged in the manufacture of pixies,
which may be designed tor service in the
streets Of Baltimore.
FRoM CHARLEsToN.-A gentleman from
Charleston, says that the Southern troops were
in most excellent condition and discipline. 1t
was the intention of the Southern Confedera-
cy to march North an army of from 5000 TO
10000 men, and they expect an addition of at
least $4,000 men in going through Virginia.
An ENGLISH OPISIoN.-The London s.Daiiy
Netcs," after examining the statistics of our
country in relation to the condition of the two
races, ventures the speculation ssthat the
southern group of States will become mulatto
in population and proprietorship," at no dis
tant day.
LIEUT.. MAURY.-Lieut. Maury. of the Ma
tional Observatory at Washington, disappear
ed on Friday a-week, and has left for parts un-
known. Capt. Scott has been placed in COM
mand of the Observatory. Many families
were leaving Washington in anticipation of an
attack upon the city.
Scion Borland, formerly Unit ed States Sena-
tor, at the head of force of 800, has seized
Fort Smith. The Commander of the post,
Captain Sturgis, with two companies of caval-
ry, retired at the approach OF the rebels to
Fort Woshita.
OHIo.-Information has reached the War
Department that Ohio sends her quota of I3
regiments, 10000 men,) and holds &c, 900 in
reserve, equipped and supplied at the States
expense. General Wood says he can bring
1000 men, If necessary, into the field at
short notice.
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GpmfEEti0nErg.
D 1HN SOHRTNK.

TOHN SOHRINK,
d HAVING REMOVED 70 HIS nav oUAREERs,
No, % : : .LYMAN's BLOCK,
N COpposite the Court House, Pub. sguAre.)
Il prepared to receive the calls Of his friends and
ETsrJthing in the line Of Conisotionsry Is kept -
RHOEEsALH AND RETAIL IS usual
Z OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
e WsI as the ohoIcess eatablss served Up ats nc
msnt'l lotios. = z-.- 81
--l DINNHR Is SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation Of parsons having busineG3
ct tbs Court House.
KEHHETF ALE ON DRAUaHT.
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DROPS-superioE to
any thing Ii the Uonisctionsrg hneus Eeceis 81 b
p " .s-7-r Il ~ sa.s JOHN SOHBlhK.
wLOOK OUT 10R THE TATEEY.BN
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z 0 B s A L E,
IA RAnM nr 24 Annna.

A FARM OF "a ACRRB.
WITH TWO STORY BRIOK DWELLING
In the Italian style Of architecture, with baTp
we'll, cistern and out houses all new, Just compe
with ell modern improyementsi the grounds have
ront on kinsman Avenue Of % rods 9 beautiiul
raVIne and living brook run through the rear cad
Of the Farm; there several springs Of pure Wael
running out from the banks Of TIE raEine, which
with simple hydraulic works. can be conveyed 70 ans
part Of the Farm. For q GentlemEns hsaicellos
the whole grounds can Be elegantly aud tssto11ly
arranged. bor Garden, Vineyard or Iruit Jul
ture, Il can be made protitabls being 90 near he
oty-only about 100 rods from the corporation nii
more acres, and make elegant residences and &c Q
large advance Of the prtce at which Il can nov y
purchased. There are about or acres OF wool
land, part Of which ig q beautiful Grove. The
kinsmsn Street Railroad passes through th5 Ave
nue IN front Of this Yarn. +.
AlBo-A NEW TWO STORY bRIOk HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., corner Of hinsman and
Forest streets. Lot 1l3 feet on ktnBmAn and So On
class, with ell the modern stylei uad built IN sub
rsantlal manner. -H
Aiso-A NEW TWO STORY BRIok HOUSE,,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., sit1ate1 on Eore5t street
Just north Of the residence Of the Hon a. g. hlqQ .
Lot 100 feet hont By Z25 set deep. This h nfsi
class house. built % substantial mannoEs and 10
the Italian style OF architecture.
AlsO-AnOther TWO bEOkI4 BElUh HUUhE
Barn, Out Buildings, So. adOilng the one last g.
5cribsd Lot 100 fset front By 26 feet deep, and IN
AlsO-ONE VAOAAT LOT, on Ktn1man street
second lot from tbs corner OF h1nBman and Horesi
streets, liz set front by 1856 deep. Nine lots on Bor
est street, between Kinsmanf ana boOVin AVenne
esst side. Lots 30 feet 'front.' bg rs iest deep, VII
sell on time to suit purchases,
n2g-Eor further information enquire OF the under
signed, No. 409 Kin1man ST. OlsEeland, Ohio.
iuns3ass5 .H = -IrHf5 D. BARKER.
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M AsTER,S SAT- B-PURsU-

M MASTER,s SAL B-PURSU U
nom rhe Court Of Commgu Pleas Of Ouyahoga oQuI-
% at the suit Of The Cleveland and hahoning
Railroad Company against 1alEc u. Hewitt
snd others, TO directed shall sLge l0T sale 81
public aucton5 81 the door q the Court House, X
the Oisg Of Cleveland, cn tbs sixth deF q Ddaem-
bers ls6ls at ten O'Clock A. H., tne following de-
5crbed parcels Of land situate IN the City q 0aTo.
land county Of Cuyatcgas and stata Of Ohio and
known bE being part Of HsHitts subdivision q the
80 called MeTEn property IN said City Of Cleveland
10 witt
Parcel No. 10. Lot No. Hfssn OF said subdivision.
Appraised at S2765.
Parcel Nc. III. Lot No. sixteen Of gaid 3ubdiViH-
ion. Appraised ct t25o0.
Parcel No, IA Lot No. ssN-ntosn Of aald suhdiFfs-
lon Appraizsd at $3.50.
Parcel No. 13. Lot No. eighteen Of said 8ubdiFi1-
ion. Appraised 81 t2500.
Parcel No. Il Ehe westerly part Of lot No. nina-
teen In said subdivision, bounded northery, south
eriy and Eesterly b the lot ness and easleFly b.
the centre line Of brick val uearlT parallel With
HerEin street and about f0rtY-saVan feet diEtant
8outheas teriy therefrom. Appraised a. t270o.
Parcel No. l5. The easteTlg p1rt Of lGe 10. uln8-
teen In said subdivision bounded north1Iy sz7teF-
II and sOuthsrly By the lot lines and westerly b.
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
Merwin street and about foTtY-seVen feet digians
5outheastsrlY theretrom- AppEaised Ct sl966.
HENhN G. ABBEY.
Ma1tar Oomal'f.
RAEEEY, BAoEUs EoHL1, Attorneys
Nov. &. l66l.36f
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luxurious -KOTNOIDRNOEI
u ~. sroAr uNprR THE oounTra

:
FMITH And OTHERS IL BOXIlI
HORRI8 In sIglt with bis Oalsbrlted ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every oFEar d
noFBoa and Cattle can hnd the b65t Medicine In ust
for MANY OF the Diseases peculiar 20 such Aninals
They are Sovereign Kennedy iOr Colds, Coughs,
LOss OF Appetite, Hide houn1i Dstempersl &c. 4c.
- These POWdaTd always give aati1facion, ag the
Thousands VINO have uaed them can testify So
circulars Try them. HOr sale by =. r. Cay iO7d.
= W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and strong 4 Arm
stFOng, Cleveland, o. and ~ al Druggists IN tht
sauDtrY. Also AZ oesala by thc Proprtot9rs at l5l
Ontario street., Ulavolaud Ohio, % whom AZ oraezI
IS. 49, g. G. HORRIs.
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THE ABOVE NAMED AgAHFL

'L1A "A DIV " ~ A. d Ell asa ii LIZ
n =. Jaekgon, resident Of the State Of Ifinoi8,
and Aianson 2. Lawrence, resident of the 3taI8 Of
Michigan VIII take notice that the plautid On the
forth judgment obtained IN favor of ne rlsiuriH
against said jackson ct TIE Nay term, I80, Of said
Court, Tor $685. 81 100 dollars damages and co1ts Of
suit and that certain deed Of e0uFeyanes, alC-
ecutsd By said Jackson 70 the said LgHro1oss ca
ted on OF about November 9Th, las and mats with
this Dlantin aEd other crait0Fs Of the safd Jsclol
shat said ceed pretended % convey lhs following de-
gcribod prsnises, 20 wit Situated ID the City Of
OlsToland, In the county Of uuTahoga and 8fsrs %
Ohio, and u known as being the east hall 0l ct To-
2ls, IL Barber Lord subdivision 10 that part q
said City OF Cleveland, fcrmeriT Ohio City, aud d
bounded Is tolloWs, 70 Wit nsrth b. EOrain street,
east and south By lot nes aud west by the vest line
Of same lot 10, 2l8 and Is g isat irOnt On Lorsin
Btrtet-reier8ncs being bad 20 the plat and survey Of
Ahaz Merchant for mora rlItioular description.
AisO-Another piece or Parcel Of land knOUl Is
being number lgls u Barber B Lords slbds7i1ion
n that part Of the City Of Cleveland which ~ lor
merry known as Ohio Cif1, founded northsrlF ca
lots Nos. 2l5s rs, 2l7 and aastsTly 81 i9t o ~
southerly On lot 7g3, aud fszfeTly Penn street.
and being about g. feet On Penn street, and about
2l5 teet depy Be the sane or Less, and subject
% al legal highways. Ahd further sestinz forth
that after levy bad been maus on said premises
the said LaWrencs conVey1 d the lot lastly above de-
9cribed TO the said John einFar % VT On The q
day Of February, 1851. And praging that beth said
deeds De declared VOID and set aside, and the said
Pr mise5 be sold and proceeds applisd IN payment q
plaintin said Judgment and coats Of suit Tbs said
Alanson 7. Lawrence and Asahel n. Jackson are re-
quifed 20 answer said petition on or before the 4h
ByG. b. WYMAH,
noV2:s64 Atty fof Pitt.
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0Nsters.

n s. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
AsA POT Gate holt q Aaltby's), CELEBRATED
WILL BE RECEIVED DAILY
FroUl his establishment In Baltimore-put up 10
cans and warranted fresh and good, or no sale,
Also hermeticallY sealed Oysters, Lobster5, OlaBs
hand.
Baltimore, New York and Princess Bay Shell
Oysters Will be received daily By Express.
h8r Crackers for sale By the barrel;
~ - - --Il. W. W. GAINES, Agent
30 Snnarinr atraat. OlsYaland. o.
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Ael ilsFs BroWneIl sat in big arm4chair by
3fhs IRE, her fest aWathed 10 fannsl; he
s1ISeafre vas smoking his pipe Over three.
& ds7 cd neVs papef end before q nfne table
siatIhe Other end Of tie room, stood 4 rosy-
= chseia1 sirl ~ pafhaFs aeYeuteens tie slssves
Of her CRIMSON merino lfs8 foled up aboEe
q 9 1sir 81 exquisitely dimpled elboEa, ana
har hands buried in 4 wooden tray Of Heur--
eugsked, "a isci, b tie etopsrstioh which.
q ho15ekes peEs csil setting SPONGE So
5smnch st he1ls di1 she eesm il the sGOuhnaly
81 that auQt Mirism baid to herself very
dsciasdly, 'sFhis can't Be the city visitor;
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,GI7FVFIIAND PAPER C0MPA-
~ NY-Manufsoturers of NEWS, BOOK and
E1rRAGs Wanted, Once 100 Superior gt.
ndt2s A'"1 n AeVei 0s'A"
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iiESl j s 5IsIs s.
RI
Oas HlmdFcd DoIldfs PFsnRRHfH
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
On gPHaMAr0HRHOHA,
@ L ET, So, AID INPOT 8EUT
GURWD


DR.. A. GIBSON,
drsd dollars ior ths proof that hs ever ils % cure
the above named dlsaaseE. he VIII pay The 5anle
the United estes treats ths fams 6lsssSsI Win
I0anos % ths uni0Etunsts, that hS has psFisosSd
system Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERhAhAhE OuA5
0f the above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
With All bed efsets arising theFefrou1. fuofufluH
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROeTRAEIOHs
20 has succeeded In curing cases In this city, soml
Of whom had expended hundreds Of doliar1 win
sslistyed PhyIioan5 who Prolesl . treat AZ q.
mRladie8 with 1uooe9ly and without ToootVing ehe
least particle OF benaht.
Or. GIBSON does not bOagtthat hs Is . member o.
some College IN London or kaEial e PerhaRI some
others do l0r the purpo5e Of ensnarng the innocent
and who hold out great eEPee4ion9 never 70 bo re.
allied. But what DT. GIBSON might boast OF I
this that lie q sbla 70 give entire latisscton q
those who regoss confd8nee IN his ability and nteg
Iity, and thas hs has perfected American syEtsn
Or treatment which Challenges any PhyBician of Lon.
con or Paris OF any patsn medicine 70 equal toE ~
dsFEngsmsnts, both mental and phySiosls arising
ron sexual or Eeoret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for hls new trpatmant tht
follOWinF adVantages over al othsTl yet discovered
and nrltt the agens p1sd are In no repeot disagree
able he usss no relics o. the dark ages, such q
no restrictions IN diet business s required; Third
u hlI FeEtmsnt Il positive and certain In al cases
ElS 70 AlAlo Nulll NLAAsssl
hO8pital ih the United States and demOnBtTats IN
immense superoritY Of bis new treatment over anJ
other now kneWn % the world In point Of FTompt
ness psrmansncyi midnel5i IAisty and eonEsnts1c'
% the patient.
Dr.. GIBSON Is permanently loosted in Olsgsland
and has during the past two yeaM performed mani
oure3 OF QL1sesaI which had for ToarB resisted a.
other modes Of treatment Hslerenc5oan b given <
individuals Of the FIRST respectabilitT IN Cleveland
Bosom, Rev YORK, and gfhsr uities n regard *
7ill and integrity IN AL prolss.ienal
DyBp5pdai RhuemEti8m, Scrofula and al ehronit
diseases treated with superior Bgooell.
~ Medicine sent 70 any Part oi thu country on
receipt OF tan dollars.
pT. GIBs0H's Esa Work on PkyHIoIogy foE sai
| at kia oEioe.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElSetToPGtsy and Hs9isiBs,
~ Ohios No. III Ontario street, up BtEirs, isV
] epors ffOm the Public Square.
El6lcs hours from 70 ~ And frnu { 70 4 e'clcsi
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DOARDING HOUsE---TRE
Is HaTEF- No. a Public Equats, and y the
Stone Church,--c1e Of t11 7leal.u..e aleal!9l- II
ths city-hss been thorolgnly rel.altsal 40 . ho4
51sii f1r Hoarder1. Families Wllnlll 70 lafnll1
fhair own rooms can b aooomqnoqalee- sl5n ~ l7e
and convenient rooms ana pso-foo uls l1d eln9ls
dsfionS On reasonable terms. bsl3Egnce1 97el and
sfa1irsi. ueHR2sl s.W, BURkI19,
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--
~ Notice h hereby Fivtn that ] vas, ur8a ths
I'd day Of November ls6ls appointed Adninstrator
Of the estate Of Elzaberh Brown, deceased iate os
Cleveland. LEWIS W. nORD.
uOvl5.3dG
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M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
IlL SALE Pursuant 70 decretal order 81 sale
issl5d from rha Court Of OomIon Piaa5, u snf for
the county Of Ouyahogas upon the 2lst day Of No
Fember, 1901, in action thereiu pending wherein
j. Rider, Is plaintiff ard Isaiah Selover Is cefsnd-
ant, shall expose Tor sale at public auoion aI the
door Of the Court BOuse for said county. on the 2fh
day Of December, 1851 the lhnds snd tsnemsnta De.
5cTibed follows, 10 wit cituats in the township
an city Of CleT9and, in the 1dGe Of Ohio, also Ia
tn5 county Of UuyahOge, and "a known as lot num-
Der six bundrsd and tWentY-seven, in Barber and
Lords subdiF sion in that part Of City formerly
called Ohio City, and Is bounded fOll0Wss ~
the east Lire of said lot; south b the alley; and west
By the west line Of sad lot. said 1s sixty feet
front on Merchant street, and one hu1dred and
thi rtytyEe (l52) feet deep. For more Specific de-
scripton Bnd location said let inference i3 had 70
Barber and Lord subdivision IN Ohio City b. Aha
merchant, tie Plat and survey on file il the be-
cOrderis OGics Of OuTahOga county Appraised
value SS75 %. JOSEPH s. aRANNlss
/. j. Rider, ESQ Master UcuH1 n,
FfH a Rft1w r1nrT-.1rT
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOT4DR.

"A the Underlined has been aepoint8f ana
qualified IS Administrator Of ms est1fs- Of John
Baker, deceased. All debts due WI Be paid % ne,
aud all demands viii be presented for adjustmant.
JACOB -BAEER
Admir- Of the estate Of John Baker, ds6d
Cleveland, Nov. a. 1s6l.35T
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Esaal 4etItss.
g9EpE.6sagssaes.s;;. :. Z.
= p y
HonneEu

Asahel e. Jackson,
1lans0n 4. LaWruuoo
John Singer,
Lucius v. Eager,
William y. Lason and
Adaiias Lason,
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oo1Ft q 0omnon FisaI.


IL Court ofCommon Plsal
ougahOgs County, Ohio.
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Professor Of ElSctTopatky and Hs9isiHs,
~ Ohios No. 1l7Ontario street, up BtEiEs, isW
Gporg nOm the Public Square. l.
Omcs hours ron g 70 Il and hfou { 30 5 o'clock
RAilg, tSundayH sHesutad-l adE8
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pusbed aside the great swestbriar that hung
ever the panes, En5 peeped slyly into the
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TASTER COMMISSIONERS

RAzzEY, BAcEUs a BoHEz. Attorneys. :
Nov &, 1851 .26l
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MOFFAT,s
Vegetahle Life Med licinas

4 mild yet efiectnai medicine, coInposei Of the
Il best material known 70 medical science, for the
cleansing Of the alimcntarv canal and relieving tile
springs and avenues Of life Of all norbjd obstruc-
tons and impurities, must be public blessing and
domestic and individual protection aud safeguard
in proportion as it becomes known. SEch medf.
cine the families OF the United States have lone
had IN MoFFAT's CELEBRATED LIFE PmLs ARr
PHGEIx BrTTERs, and the good they have done il
inestimabe. They have won their high fame and
firmly established character by their virtues alone
without the aid OF the usual arts Of nctorify ol
inpudent experiment ON the faith Of the crcdnl5ue
In all general arrangements Of the digestive and
alimeDtary functions, Well in vast variety o1
acute and chronic Diseases their effects are pronni
and complete as to excite astonishnent
In rheumdtim, setilfl pain in tie organs and
limbs, costpsuess, plies, iieer coBpfqiAs iaunaice
nerrous and bilious attacks, headaches fsVer and
agne- erHptire diseases bad aspect Of the conplrion
indigestion and fatuieacg, cloiics, ofecfsoas Of fs
bladder and htdaeys, dTopsy, asgsaa md bronchitis
rheumatic colds and sore throats and indeed n al
most every conceivable kind Of III health they are
invaluable, and win afford certain, and most gener-
ally permanent relief. They require neither con
ftnement nor change Of dietthey neither PROSTATE
the strength nor give pain-and more delightful
aud edectnal medicine cannot be procured either
for individuals or families.
The proprietor has receryed for many years aa6
Is continually receiving the most fervent and Crate
ful testimonials Of their value. Prepared and sold
by DR WM. 3, MoFFAT, 385 Rroadway, and
also by the agents.
Feb. II, 1860.
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allegheny Male
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY,
Rains RsqRre.. Ksetg Giea,sl Go. gpa.

REV. ~. ", BRIa, A. II. Principal.
MISS 4. L. BRT4, Precepgress.
MISS L.J. BRIM Teacher on Piano Forte.
THIS Institution. under tie supervision cf she
above named persons assisted ty other competent
teachers, affords full course in Mathematics,
Natural Sciences, Languages and Bellies Letters.
In Music, Painting, &C. 1t gives extended instruc-
ton, Z he next session viii commence on Januasy
=, 1861. Students admitted at any time
Habits Of health system, and plomptne8s, views.
moral, social aud domestic, are here made promi-
nen objects o edueatioA.
That the physical powers, IS well as the mental
mas be cultivated, Caietheric exercises arc neces-
sary--here the students meet each day for sysaes
matte exercise.
922 80 win pay Cor beard iocgding furnished
reom. room rent, fuel, and tuition in common
English per term Of eleven weeks. Extras. at
moderate charges even less than heretofore, or
the circular calls for.
Students prepared for tbe highest classes il
College.
For circulars. or particulars. address.
". IS. BRIN,
Rei7sburg, Bedford County Pa
Dee. q, 1860
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ORD INoUIRRR
EE4AKEg CGUNEK NORMAL sCKRQ0K
AND SEMINARY.

,. W. DIGKgRS0N, Aaeitia'

mr. ! ya,v,----.-,---,,, -7- s r-, rr1
: ! = - = 49, @s-iha--1- ~, = =.
y J. OSBORNE, Al. j Ds.
J. w. DIGKERS0N, AiAaclFais'
rrvtvte f.a.;...,. .,, .a. ).
;f, .. ~ 8 = sef9lsA
~ %i es's s,. 9eea NJ = alssa ~ ~
,, -, :. + (, ae lss
-. 5e,,.,s r = = .
o'1sa3 5l ~ el'4its1elie .t ,s
,, 3 ,IssN. -'u luili.s.'sI
upon the most approved moAeTn plans, ana is one
Of the best in this State. IL contains ball eapa-
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DISSOLUTION PlRIllRgHIP

FgsHE late firm Of j. REED K co, haa been
4 dissolved bg mutual consent, and the books
oi tae drm, with those Of tie late firm of Reed &
&innich, have been left ia the hands of their at
toFney j. Z. Reed, and those OF Jacob Reed, for
Setle@eat aad Collection and all concerned destinz
to save costs, radst call immediarely and make
settlement, there can be but little delay afsaRGed
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FIFTH STREET., PlTTSBgaG, Pa,
FOUNDED IN 1s40.
- b IL -.


NEARLY COCO STUDENTS, from nesrlye
i Y State in the Union. aaYe boen eiueIe1
business it being the only College of the kind i n
t2e Jh.fed states conducted 5y aa experienced
merchant
Our Junior Principal. WA H. Duff has list
been awarded, bE our State and other rairs, EigM
Eirst Fremin@, lcr Business afUl f}rTmmeataI ion.
n2pShp. over comp4tors eall53 BE 6est peumen
in the coa9try Samples of lis Business and Or
nanearal Writing, a circular Of 80 pages and an
elegant engraving, mailed, post ps3 on receipt Of
. cents in 7tanps
FOR sale bF booksellers, Harperss Enlarged Edi-
ton Of FUFF'S BOOE KEEPING. 2s2 paass
sl 30, awarded Eo@y Si5gof die9Qs ana sanctioned
hg The Ch8mber 3f Co1nmercc aud Amsiican IN
sutute eI New Ior6, rs The hest paIllsbed
DUFF & DUNCAN new aud elegantly engraved
Sclooi Cogy Books, SIX numbers a pages, fne
cap paper, 30 cents per dozen Semi Edition. 81
Ter dozen, 5. s. LIPpTycoTF 6 Co, Philadelphia
~ q. JOHNSTON & Co. Pittsburgh
DlHCAN'S Gems Of Business end Oraamen-
tsi Pe1msnship. eyowa qusyto S. postpaid from
the College.
Address; p. DUFF = SONS
Principals,
05~Buy yonr schaisrship n town Gel lsres
that send them atrcad cappot sell them at helae.
where they are known.
Nov. 9, 1850 ~
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-08
ERrt1gs and Books.
"a. g. LEAMEI


Eatfke Stand formerly occapzedbg d. r. G. Rea Dey
.T 4EJ I0ERSALE and re- .rr#c=4.
- w tail dealer in Drugs, e - 80
Medicines, Chemicals, Dye esE
# Sfuls. Oils, Paints, Yarniahes Trrre,
s%sss-SS tine, Il iedow Glass, Glassware Sc. H.,
received large stock Of Aneriean Frenct -
English perfnmery. Also great yarietv o9 a.
Soaps for Toilet use. Tooth pastes, HaiT Toni.
HaiF Dyes, that viii colour various SHADES CO.,
fight brown to jet black, Tooth, Naf Fe;r ca
wing. and Clothes brushes, GoHabs Pocket K,,j.
Pocket Books koFtmonpaifs, Segar egsae 9e
Also, have and win keep constantly 81, 6snd
supply Of Coal Gil Burning fuid and Csfa,,t;,.a
with great variety Of the most modern orf 49,
style Of coal oil and fluid lamps
Pure Wines and Brandies for nledicat ree KI
yoring Extracts and Spices ofa sorts, Tine Separ.
Snaffs, Chewing and Smoking Tobaoeo.
Having the agency for all the principal pata,.
medicines in use sill keep fnlI supply coDstaatI,
kand.
Also, dealer ia Books, &c, consisting n Ceo.
graphical. Scientific, Religious, Poetic8l Historical
Law Medical. School aud Miscellaneous WORKS Il
connection with great variety of plain and fanev
Stationerg, Gap. Note, Post. and Wrapping psfer
Bank Books Of every size end cuaIitv. Diarias
Biahk Dead8s Mortgages, Note aud Receipts
U Orders promptly fed aud satisfaction guar
eateed With regard both to price aud quality.
10 Physicians. Prescriptions carefully end ar
carstelg compounded Al al hours Of tic dav 81
night.
Deo.9. 1850
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-08
JACOB REED

Wiil now continue The business on the cash and
produce system. lie VIII do business on the
"sqaare2 SO that be can sell goods at a cts9per
rate than ever-he does net wish to charge cash
and prompt customers, with the losses occasioned
by non-paying Observation-Disclosures sCash or Pro-
ducs@ viii govern his tIado. lie noF Invites hts
friends and customers to call aad examine bis
splendid new goods-they viii be shown with
pleasure and disposed Of ct very light profits
Just opening and on haDd--DRY GOODS, HATS,
GAPS, CLOTHING, SHOES, QUEENS}FAR
GROCERIES, and all goods kept ia general
store Ladies here lind all they want for dress
or comfort. Gentlemen need 20 no farther, come
and examine Tor yourselves,
Nor. ., 1850.