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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07
The seandinarian Pins and Puriasr.

NLClANA1ls July l. 1000
DR.. c. W. RoBAcK,-Dear Sir In reply to
inquiries made of me, it gives me pleasure to
say, that Mrs. n. Atlee of the Society of
Friends, and widow of the late DR. Atlee of
Cincinnati, previous to her going East ex
pressed her confidence in the efficacy of your
ScaBdinavin Remedies and the benefit she de-
rived from using them. She had been suffering
from general prostration at times, being over
seventy-six years Of age. and ophthalmia and
Inflammation of the face. Various remedies
we're resoTted TO without relief, when some
friends recommended course of your Scandi-
navian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. they
had the desired effect. aud she was considered
as restored to health.
1 know many who have used your medicines,
and peak decidedly of the benefits derived,
thus testifyiHg to their renovating influence
in purifying the blood and giving viger and
energy to the system. They have my cordial
apprObaton Very Respectfully,
Your obedient scrvant
s. j. BRowN.
Rev. Samuel ]. Brown has been a devoted
Iaborer in the cause of Christianity, in Cincin-
natl, for more than thirty, years as almost
ever old Cincinnatian knows Such testi-
mOny. from such source, is not to be passed
over lightly. No other Proprietary Remedies
every presented to the public, ever received
tithe of the commendHtion from MEN OF
in every walk fife that mine
have done, See advertisement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

Rag- See rrAat tie People, Press and Dealer,
say
HESRT r. CosTAR.-AH the summer have been trou
blsd with roachas and Msie / actually Attained o
the house, for the reaches everywhere IpurchAs
cd box Uf your ExterniuatoT and tried IT, and one
week there was not q rbaEh or nouse IN theh nnse.
joins b. 0fVRss, 10 81 Bin street.
f4utsxKKSrkAs=troubIed with terfnin heed be SO nc
longer il they usc ''CosrARs Eaterminaors We have
used to our Satisfaction, ami IL box cst S. would
have H. We hate tried pOisUns, but they effected moth
ing but CosTAks artb Knocks the breath Of rats
Mice eand Bed-Bugs quicker than write ~ ~ ID
in great deinad all over tho country MediRo 0l Ga
rsttg 'ee'
MORE GEAtS Ind provisions destroyed annually IN
Grant county by vermin than would pay for Of this
rat and Insect KiiIsr---LGnea'scr IFis.I Hsrqld
HExaY RI CosrAR--Hudf EKteriiinator IS received,
used and EronOupced decided success. We used box
Of IT, aud tie way the rats and Nice around preis-
"rased Ned" that Rht caution to sleFpBEssFp
Since then not rat mouse has been beard IN col
lar or kitchen cn.-Hdgregerf I0'rey finer.
HAVE aEtS slluNG-Your Extertninator for the last
year, and have found it Shure Shot every time have
not known it to fhll in single Instance. y =
GEoHuE Resi-, Druggist, CardingtOn, o. z
We Arr saILISo-Your preparations rapidly. Where
they have been used rats MICE r0aches and
In disappear Immediately 49,. III.
ECKER SroUFTEE, Druggists, New Windsor Nd,
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$75
WHO SHOULD C.Sk
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
vEGETA BILE
TmperiaI Wine Ritters 2


All who afflicted with Incipient Cons unption or
Weak Lungs, Should use them.
Ali who suffer from weak Stomachs Indigestion DyS
pepsia OF Piles, should use them.
All who suffer from General or Nervous Debility Res
leesness night, Want of sleep, &C. should use them
All persons whc cOnvalescent after fever or othe
sickness should them.
Ministers Of the Gospel lawyers Lecturers and al1T
public speakers should them.
Book Keepers, and all persons leading a sedentary
life should them,
The aged and nirm should use them.
All who require stimulant tonic shonld use them
All who addicted the Of ardent spirits and
y ish to reform, should use them
They made Of pure Sherry Wine, and Of the IA
tive plants and herbs OF the country and sho7d be
commended by temperance societies, clergymen, ply
7Sicans, and all friends of humanity.
They prepared by experienced and skilhul
physician and aside from their medicinal properties,
most delightful beverage: and yet, medicine,
as innocent and harmless the dews OF heave1-
Sold by druggists generally.
CHARLES wIDDEFIEID Co, Proprietors,
rs William Steeet, New York.
~ For sale by H. CORNELL, Delaware, Ohio, and
all Druggists. feb Is, ely
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The following extract from letter written by
Rev J. s. Heme, pastor of the Pierrepoint street. Ba
Church BrookIyn, Y. Y. s'JOurnal Mes
senger " Cincinnati Ohio, and speaks volumes favor
q that EofId-rehOEned5 medicine, Mrs. WIEsLoW's
SOOTHING STEUP BOB CEIDEEE TEITEIEG=
1--WE see an advertisement in your columns Of MRs.
WISsLOW's So5IEIEG STRIP. Nov never said a word
favor Of patent medicine before n our life tuf
feel compelled TO say your readers that this Is
humbug-wE HAvE TRIED II, ANb KNoE n
1t is probably OF the NEST successful med
than IN q supply
March 22d. Is61-ss1Y
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Clothing Warehouse,

Nos. IS & 81 Worth Street, New York.
A LARGE STOCK CF CLOTHING FOR SALE FOR
"A Cash or good credit We will refuse tho latter,
but these times prove nothing good as the former
and to such buyers will give every advantage
There has never been me the history Of the trade
when we have manufactured
Clothing so Cheaply,
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FAR 3
GANDARDENERs
ATTENTION
GARBANzosa Introduced from Spain
FREE OF BUGS. |

FREE OF BUGS.
Hhese celebrated Spanish Peas were first in ntroduced
for cultivation into the United states BY C. ARs1A
native of Span aud have been raised in Penns viva
MA Ohio Indiana, Virginia, &c They have proved to
be the most wholesome vegetable in use for which
Mr Garsfi has been awarded premiums DoylestoWn
Pa, and other Fairs, &c.
ItRECT1oNS FOR PLASTiNG.Piant in May Arpp single
grains ten inches apart, in rows with rods It is
bunch Pea, and VIII produce abuRdantlY earIy day
DREcTIoSs TOR CeoKISG-For using the wlidle year in
rpestate soak the Peas in cold three hours
and boil with any description Of meat for hour
Price 10 cts, packe &c, with directions.
y. ELY K Co, sole agents for Delaware County at
wholesale and retail. Store William St. hrst door
west of ). Laumer's corner. ApriII2, '6l-+SI<m.
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S1sRREG9sg
. .ra.t Z, sisl p p .-1.g. .. y
HAHE RE SToRATIVRg

THE BEST PREPARATION EvER KNOWN Eos I'M
4 Human Hair .i-t ~. d.
u Will Restore white gray hair 10 tho nataraIestsa
Na restore the natural secretions.
VIII rcn1ove at once afl tchInR..
Will remove all DandrufL ss's-s
Will make the hair soft and giosst, p. -.
Will preserve the co oor OF the hair TO ola aReg i. l.
VIII always fasten IL and stop lts faIliaR aaIls ~ ~
the bestToilet articles nov, In use.
1890 - 49, - q: ,ia.r --lt = ~
Read certificate of D. X. Tildepj NholB EpufaBD
Throughout Northern Ohio - - q
-s.fR-,:g-r' HfrE ~ CLErR1AMD, galy N, lgan ~
ARssRs HASA EEcHRIs1 ~ haFe~ haa . b3tIls 81
your lian Oh 70 svant hys
frem falling OF, not supposng thatIt would ohaags Shh
color Of my hair IL being very GEcybut 10 ny gTRaa
surprise IL has not only prevented HAIR from fni@R
but has restored 1t to its natural color. had
sion to being grey aud had made uaoog Wopd'1, HE8
Aliens and other hair dyes but without mueh aueo0a
ihAss hOsitaatohin say iS tfth4a reTaraAioa a
yours iEFar EeS far NnporiDr 70 anything Of fhs ktma
in tho market wiz you pleAse send gnf1pn -
express and viii send Sou the uoney ny mail ri,
Yours truly -. DANIEL g. TIL.DEg.N
Prepared and sold by HEIFER kT e&CF7fEESI, AkRans
Ohio aud for sale in Delaware by STARR Bm0 aud nc
DICKINSON SoS, and druggists generally aug a1 n4a
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TO the Meat Buying Public.

r NVIKW Of the Exciting War times, We the
4 undersigned Butchers Of Dela ware do hereby ask
Of all Eho buy eat Of to pay the Cash for their
meat when they buy IT, viii not formerly, run
accounts The above TO take effect the eth day Of
June, 1881 DWIGHT PIERCE,
JOAN MATTHIAS,
C GOETS.
THOS- HUGHES,
EDWARD SITES,
NAY S1-4t JOHN DAY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

Mathews Venetian Liquid Hair Dye. Ac
knowledged by all to be the ne plus ultra =
Cheapest in the world. Easily applied; works
to a charm Produces any shade that may be
desired. Restores gray hair to its original col
or; does not dry or scoFch the hair; produces
a permanent color--one that win neither fade
crock, or wash out Been in use for fifteen
years. Always gives complete satisfaction -
Remem Der isthe best as well as the cheapest
For sale by all Druggists.
Prepared only by A L MATHEWS,
mar. l--1y. Duggist, Buffalo.
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w. p. RETD.

Sheriff Sale.
j T. Weaver, 1DY yirtue of an
Id execution 10 me
s. Davidson 4 z. Bowman. directed nv the Court
Of Common Pleas of Delaware County Ohio shall offer
for sale at the door Of the Court House, Delaware
On Wednesday, June 9th, 1861.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m and O'Clock n m
Of said day the following described real estate o-wt
Situate in the County Of Delaware the stae Of Ohio
in Berlin Township, and bounded described as
follows: Being inlos nos. 2l. %, % "a in in the
Town Of Cheshire, as designated the plat of said
Town, aud hnown as the steam mill property An
praised at SlTOo.
May 3, '6l-tts ts2,25) B. C WATERS, shorin
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Che a}larktts.


corrected weekly by R. E HILLS SoS, Wholesale and
Retail Grocers, No. Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

CultivatoT Teeth.
CAYER h REMINGTON's CELEBRATED CULTIVATE
y TEETH, for sale c. n. POTTER &CO,
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zGA Eo
To Destroy-fsats, Reaches. e.
To Destroy Mice, Moes, &c.
To Destroy-Bcd-Bugs
To Dcstroy-Motbs. Fleas, Ants, &c
To Destroy Mosquitoes,
To De'trOy-Insects GU Plants and Fowls,
To Destroy-1nseets on Animals. &c, &c.
To DestrOy-Every form and species of vermiu.
USE ONLY
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &C, Extermi-
nator.
"Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator
"COstars" Electic Powder for Insects,
etc.
X %. Soc. AND $IOo. Boxes. Bottles and
Flasks. $500 sizes for Planta-
tions, Ships, Hotels, &C.
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R. B. HUTCHIEGs,

General Agent for the United States,
No 20 Cedar street, ev York
70 Uhondu Wholesdleordsrs should be GddreS "a.
Sold BY B. Dickinson & SOY, HelavAIe.st mes go
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hsTW9R s5y |, :! R1eT,a9 ,s5Es1 HksRAmDTE

The connecting of tracks By shs Railroad Rstaas a
Psburg avoiding alldrayage ferraKa of Freahi a.
gsther with the saving Of time advantages eandh
apfrseiAtod by shippers Of Freight and ths Trsvan
public -
For Freight Contracts Shipping DireestonH apoly a
he address either OF following Agsntsof thocoSsuVf
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EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF


fs9Arauons (duiiks all OsNeri} arS
V'Fr. o from PoisoIls'
"SOt dangerous 70 the huHiah famIly.h
V'Rats come out Of their hoIei 10 dee, %
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NEW GOOD $!

T UST received One dozen of the above celebrated
y Drills on Commission, cheap for CAsH.
May 10, '6l-T2mos. c. D. POTTER co.
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:
y APEhifAt AND aIONACHiC PREP ARA
non OF IhON purified ot Oxygen and Ca bone
~ 'ouiou>tinh ~ hyorosHn SANCTIONED bv III,
-"tst nlellcAl authorities, eoth IN Europe and IL
,ru 9'"'rs' a"j presented ~ tnrr p' aetice.
4he experience OF thousands daIly proves that pi
PREPARATION Of iron can be compared with It. Impaie
'''t7S Of 'A o4ood' drprr5s'oa OF Ytd ener y, '.
ana oiarF" ise slckly compleXtons Indicate IT. nox
-, -, ai"ost ~ eve eve y%C"hcfWaOIe oase' lnl has
i"o 20 al maddlrs IN winch II has been tried, and
Po''a ao>oiut'lF curative IN each OF the feliosins
Complaints, VIZ
/" Hfh7Hg, Nfreo"s Affections, Emae2onoR, Dv7.
PtP"0' Z '"StP2ft9hs D'aTfe4, Dgsr"teF, itcipfeRt
L"'S"mpt'0@, Srroj"to"a tabsrtldous. Sait RheUm,
= tS"e" "tr""f'"", Fh't"S tAf2rsSa, L,rsr CaPiaiRi
hTo"te fSHa@rhgS, hhrHDaQtfsDq iateiHzte5t Feu>
F',"P''' Q" the F"r', d.
!" Sa'eS o' Ie"fF@f Dbbtftzg, whether fh- re ~
OF acute disease or OF tur coatlued dmau o. ot
he'fous ara muscular energy IRON c7 or.c 80 r-
PamiN' on~ "a al OF taiS r-storaItv- has p o4rt
cessln 10 an eNi@h' tfet 40 q sCup'sor uor .,ft-
zen dtt-s'afl"a "2ni@ niar cr~t.ht Inyahds
long b~d-I'ddFp-as-' tayr come HtsoFffn IA therr
own nr'Shholhooas ave satieniy r--app-arrd 10
'hr busy "orld a II Just returned fo, p ofrac-
tea travel IA distant land. Some vety sic
nal instances Of tins AInd are arr-red OF feruee
y" IT'S F'"'''"'~d victims OF apparent "'ia~hni
T'%U'"-ou' rNi7"s''on' cfhicdt changes aa3 tna'
ohf'iSai'ou OF "riNoHs a"d dy-Pepiie version So
/ 'f.@ ana exercise Tor "a'ch TIE physician has nj
anne.
"a -'f5'0"' aG'ci'oA' o. all kinds and for reason
'Si'd' :" "r'''a' E'r" thT operation oi M. Prpra
,l'i" OF 10" "''7' h'ees-dIliy o. sanitary, TO- Hn-
uN' '"" ''f "A'l"S, ]" Is F'-oTna>iF ionic "Whon-
"f'h= TA'''"'s. an" HFri-h"ailn= a"h gently F~2et
'"i5 '"' 49, }" me most ohs' af" ceSrs oI
WITHOUT eve. ''ihs gastric Paggal'Tey
o. mn. ''IS '.-a-I-rsD.' s4"Satio'''
- - i.'a ''',eI +""F''' = among o''eFs' "hica
"i"AT, u 80 IrinH' 'SaUiy eHte'"ai Sai permanent
'r"'y i'I ffff<r "P"" when IL also eppeafS 10 eX-
~, anu Ht "e'i"h' y a'sPe'Sins the
+, na.,!y. ~,',,, ,,.'..I. -. .,.I nm.
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uht stboplmuster abruap.
OuR MISSTON.
My authorship's aa endless task
Nv head is never out of school.
have 100 n.any foes 10 fgbt.- Hoo,

have 100 n4dHY Toes 10 hgpt.--- f1oo2s
we have passed one week OF editorial life
and we Ike t. But we feel as though an a.
nology we're dur tile public. for ihe mapnerin
which w., last week, entered he eGilofal sane
tgm. and clothed ursplv-s "ltn th- erminr oi
ne first person, plural nua,brr. fie mSstrrWus
,,s shat pxert< such potent inlineRce whrr-
ever the iihs,Iy Of ~ press xlrHds We
know u.g shouie have come out Wlja . long sal
us'-iy, hjt u nope d pfnnls., and couch~d
- la. m9d beautiful words W Could COM
uand adorned with Howesy iangnagr that
would make lover sigh (; lths wr should,
sud ouId have done, bot our edIiona hf"th~f
ofthp FQujrcr had wandered 50 lar o0i 81 hiS
latitude lna w, out Of pure kindness irlt CON
strained D set him right and "srud him on ms
pay rejoicing" Aud here We would take &c
caslan TO say that Ne we're not prompted by
sptrii OF maic- to pen that admnninfy a'ucie,
for il was '.mofe n sorrow than IN anger that
We wrote. VS. love our language. We Ike
10 see il live, and we will DO our utmost 10 per
Delaatp it. We hate 10 see Il maltreaied and
fused up :" and above all W. have TOO much
fraiernal feeling il US to tolerate, for one mo
ment, The ldra Of SEEING one Of the "erait" ar
raigned before court otjusticr, f. ''purdFring
thr Kings Engli,h." ThIs would ha euf i--l-
ings. We arr not 50 selfish, however, thai W.
can noi apPIRad any effort that IS na.ir for IN"
advancement OF universal education but ~hrn
wrong impressions are sent through lhr county,
by one vho assumes dictatorship IN educational
matters. We feel as though we hada especial
calling to CORRECT them. The world is great
school, newspapers are the peoples t-N 5'oks
from y hich they arr learning daiiY, and ihr
i tE B .gf .s....,
Especially should this BE- The cas- 10 raucatlon-
al topics. Doubt ,hr a'l!cl~ referred 60 in
ong 4s g6rs9 was all .'a-autiuIIy drs'Zord" By
the 'sE4itor:" bat we wou.d sat privately, thai
4. was "h0rlibiy execuled." We WORLD DOT
sgain rptrr to ibis matter but SAID "Edaor' had
.hp arrogance 10 snnnuHce, that, ''Fhrre 1c~re
seveyql ln,an}l errors in the arli,l ,le last week.
headed, .Improre the Time Tor which We tceye
not responsible" All indeed 'fFere not -
then. Surely, then, you ars nor. Who ros
responsible tor yoHr peculiar orthography an
bad grammar! Webster tgas not for the for
ner, for YOU djfsy materially from him; aud
The iatter you viii have to imEuje 10 Brown,
Smith, Clafk, PIn0eo, and other grammatians,
for they % 10, 6gree with yea. Now, II has
not been our province 10 sre anything SIS cool
and refreshing for some jiUs. Alter The cd
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May 3tst, '6t.
nUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

nUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTA TE
By virtue of an order Of he Q phans' Court o.
Bedford county, there will b. sole public ven
due the premises, at he late residence or John
Black, decd, on
TUESDAY. 25,h DAY OF JUNE, NEXT,
ere Tract OF irst-rate Patented Land, situate in
Napier township Bedford county, containing 1s9
acres and l3S perches, nett, With good dwelling
house. arge slze, and Tenant house, good Bank
Barn, neatly new, we'll finished and painted, and
other out buildings thereon erected, about 100 acres
cleared, and all il good state of cultivation, wEh
two apple orchards thereoni adjoining lands Of
James Taylur, Andrew Crisman and others.
The above opsrty is situate on the North-west
side of Chestnut Ridge, q miles from Schellsburg,
well improved, and good quality Of Limestone
Land.
Terms of Sale--0ne- third to remain IN the prem
ises during the lifetime OF the widow, interest to
be paid her annually. one-third Of the balance IN
hand, and the remainder in two equal annual pay
merits.
Sale to commence at ioO'e.ock on said day, when
due attendance will be given by
Nay 24ib, '6i. Administrator.
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3 > @ o

Pays The entire cost fn Tuition in the most pop
ular aud successful i'on nrrclai School N the coun
Y. Upwsri Of TtIsGt z. HINDRED rng
meu ITom THEN EaE4GIIL c.frr,ut States,
hsve been educated Tor business here 1thin the
psstt three years, SOM Of whom have been enPoy-
"a dss Book K, per, al GsIaries Of
$1,000 90 PER ANNUN,
imnediatslv upon gr ,5uaiag, yxao knew nothin 9 o
acronnt< when they enr,r.d The College.
- Ministers sons half price. Students euter
az any rjm', and review when they please, with.
our Extra charge.
For Catalogue OF Sc pages. Specimens of Prof.
Cowley's Business and O-usnsentsl Penn nip.
and large engraving Of the Cnegs. irclosa fwri.-
ty-6ve cents in Postage Staups 10 thu Pinci-
pals,
jenkins x SNITg
Jan. is, IsGo. Putstur.. p.
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AssNciafe .Tmdge.

Ma. FDEToR - Please announce the name NJ,
JoHN klTcusY, Esq, OF Bedford Township, for
fhr otdce OF Associate udse, sahlecI the decIs-
ion OF the DemocIatlc County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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ED ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

II Bsnsvo'fnt IHst5fu1on established by special En-
doiemenf far tie Rsiefof thr Sex and Distressed,
I'll rsrd 'eih Virnient ond CkFcnio D'seasst, and
espacta2iy for tds Care Of DtssOss- Of tis Sssuai
OrgaK,.
Medical Advice given erstia. ty the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on SpermAtoTrhGa, snd other
Disease ofthe Sexual Organs, and the New
Remedies employed IN the Di>pensary, sent in
efsIed letter envelopes, free of charge Two or
three Stamp for postage acceptable. Address Dr.
DIR. J. SKlLLlN HOUGHTON. Howard Associa-
tion No. S. Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
1fay 3lst, 'Gl
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Il Q R 4 / E
A gray mare warranted SOUND
H. every resrecf, ard gentle, snirabl- either for
fam 'amily u~e- Al,o. family ca risge and
set Of harness. Irqu:re or
JOHN f. MoGIRR.
Bed ford June ! ttb -fi
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Mn. FpIToR .-Please announce the name of JoHN
{ BLAck iof thr office OF Associate Judge, subj CT
10 the decision Of the Democratic Co. Convention
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EiR. EptroR Please announce the name Of
>AAuEL DEflBAUGH, Of Bedford tp., as suitable
Candidate fer Associate Judge.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Mr.. EDITOR Please announce JouN 3. FLuKE,
E,q, Of ,outh Woodberry, proper person to
ee POI iu nomiHa1oa for the Assembly. by the
Democratic County Convention.
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E1igsYE&T!!

Nanny & wood's Reaper md Mower. with the
wonderful self aaking attachment greatly 'mpyovsd
gnd wsrr n'ed 10 work VET. Also,
WOODS LITTLE MEADOW QUEEN MOWER,
which has bnr 1ei his, drought and war-a anted 70
cut lodged clover aHt al other e ss- nearly ~
iron and sjeel, light, dur bic and cheap Nnny &
Woods nachines, oow be I the world for small
farms md all kinds of work ani thou andz are
aIre dy sold for Ibis season, II who want must or
der imur9jdteig d, harvest Is sEmosf here, tlso,
. DOZ. GREEN CASTLE GRAIN cradles"
which 'hs highest rGnins cradle known.
The largest nd best assortment OF Grain ana
Gas ScYtues and Snsds' ever brouah, 10 Bed
ford CO., Harvest implements Of all nls, and bet
ter qDa itY than thor Sr.pt it Dry goods
Prices 70 suiJ the tunes.
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a LLEGHENY MALE AND
Ia FEMALE SEMINARY,
EsAgEGBUaRG, EEedfOrd CO., PA.
REV. ". w. BRlM, a. M, Principal,


Miss A. L. BRIM Pcecrptress,
Mss :. J. BRIM, Teacher on Piano Forte.
This institution, under the supervision Of the a
hove named persons, assisted by other competen
Teachers, affords full in Mathematics
Natural sciences, Languages, and Bellies Lettres-
music, Painting, &c, il gives extended instruc
ton. The Spring Term will commence on Aprls
1861. Students admitted az any tune. Habits of
health, system, and pa omptness views, moral,
gal, and domestic, are here made prominent OBJ
3ects OF education That the physical powers, as
Reh as the mental, may be cultivated--Calisthen-
1c exercises are necessary-here the Students
meet each day for systematic physical exercise.
900 sE0 VIII pay for board, including fu'
t9Z<oJtl nished rooms, rent, fnel and
tuition in common English, per term of eleven
weeks. Extras, = modera'e charges, even less
than heretofore, ortban the circular calls for.
Students prepared for the highest Glass in col
lege.
For Circulars, or PARTICULAR, address
w, w. BRIM,
Dec. 81, 1860. Raiusbufg, Bedford Co., Pa
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HARDWARE BY THE TON.

Wishing 70 continue in business and il beng my
interest 10 please the people hy faIr dealing ami
reasonable prices Will allow 70 rpguiar dealer 10
under So ! me Having lost enough BY those who
have carried of my property tor their own ue, un-
der spacious promises 10 pay, | am Determined u
trust none but men who are known in 60 anunrry
as tofest, reliable and prompt, making good their
promises and sco nIng 10 others goods thout
eadtavofing, a; least 10 render IN equivalent.
."CHEaP FOR CASH AND SHORT TINE"
WI. HARTLEY.