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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10

pT Gen. Butler accidentally got off
handsome practical joke short time since. A
gentleman applied to him, stating that his
body-servant was loafng about the General
Hospital. Gen. Butler replied that he had
nothing to do with it; but if the man was not
actually employed by some officer or soldier,
he should be turned out Of the hospital, to
settle the question between him and his mas
ter before the municipal authorities, the mill
tary not attempting to settle any questions Of
that kind. During this conversation, Gen.
Buffers Secretary was out of the room. On
entering, Gen. Butler turned to him and said:
Fill up an order directing Surgeon General
Smith to turn this man out Of the hospital"
The Secretary wrote, in official form, to DR..
Smith, "Turn this man into the street." The
General took the order and signed it without
reading it. The slave master took it, thank
ing the General, and retired without reading
it.. Going to the hospital, he succeeded, after
some difficulty, in passing the sentinels, and
found DR.. Smith in remote ward, attending
patient. The doctor took the order, read it,
looked at the bearer, than at the order, and
reflected that, queer as it looked, the General
might have reasons for his command. SO he
confronted his visitor rather sternly, and
calculated, "Leave!'' "What? ?" replied the
astonished pursurer Of his "nigger." sect
out! skedaddle put for the street, said the
doctor. The man attempted to explain. my
orders are to put you out, and out you co."
said the doctor, who began to get warm and,
suiting the action to the world, he seized the
victim by the collar, dragged him along the
passages, past the astonished sentinels, and
landed him in the gutter outside in twink
ling telling the sentry to stick him if he didn't
leave. The irate F. F. shook his cane at the
building, swore some, and started for head
quarters, where an explanation ensued but,
by the time he got the matter Strengthened cut,
the fugitive vassal had disappeared and was
not to be found. It is suspected that this
'joke was not entirely accidental after all.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
LIME: g. LUMBER

CONSTANTLY on hand . full supply Of first
" quality lime, at ST. per barrel; or when
taken in quantities of over twenty basrels,at
rs cents per BARREL, ,,l. -c,a .~s,,,,c,
Lumber ana ali building material furnished
to order ct the lowest cash PRICES: - IL
/, Every style Of Furniture can be furnished
Immediately at the same Office. 1;..i' s'.!.,~ g
Al kinds Of produce taken in exchange. =
! Office ct the New York Store.
=, .a,~oG. 6" u '5"A FOWLER & TOBEY.
st. Cloud, June 9th, 1862. uo~4a46Sly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
A M 4 RIG AN'H'0USn.
anl1t 81. CLOUD, !: ~ :: =: MIMI Is1

THE above house has been 5p1sntvjd b. ID,
/ undersigned, and the most perfect and am
pie accomedations provided Tor the oomfort az
guests d Its pleasantly situated, commands
q, good view, and 10 Hellf -kepta 9Tnselers
stopping there, can take the stages for snyds-
sired point.
The Grow Wing stage leaves thiiss h aaniiz On
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday morninks.o
49,. j.; .ySn!444;1yo .t.:si.2' .e1LF. AQNT1.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10

SFHIs new and besuttffffui HotSi q ~
j upon the bluff just above TIT TR1a -
IN the town ~ 1ek4sC loid; sot1faAaA IT. oae
Qt II the most beastifnl aTisxy dpiAhsll3at5lep
river. The Propriter, assures M who ixev
visit this place that hhlS tabs shall, con3aia
every bounty and, LUXURY which Ja1 81 66liia
ed both home and abroad. s1Ieis hiSi6Je1eiea
respect ~ .....'-..ss-,r -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
THOMPSON BROTHERS,
=: -: ,BA 4 = sic. =. =:

nEALBRs In Eastern d'Foreign Exchange.
i ! Revolutionary and Half Breed Sorsp, Land
Warrants, State Scrip, Coin, Bank Notes, Uni
tel States Bonds. Highest price paid for al
decriptioh Of Uncur:rent funds: ''vv4n4l-1y,<
81. - 81 - - :,ryE3. :, = j.! 49, -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29
Tho nnIlImorc md Ohio II. u.

Baltimore March 2s.-1he engineers aud track
ayers report that tlcr flses engaged in restoring
the track oftho Baltimore and O.uo Railroad have
finished their work, with tie exception Of three
miles only, shout midway between Hartmsburg
AMI Harpers Ferry, AMI tho last rail necessary B.
rc.c.urrt Baltimore, Washington and the Eastern
y.tys with WhuNus AMI Parksrshurg and tho
Western railroad syst.u, Will positive, ) 10 laid On
..',. morning, the 8oth net.
IT,, aretu.nnr through Pns'ars,r va'ns VA
i"'o h..tu.H", wn,y.u1 aud PukcrsJurs oil
wDpc-lag, AlI g1, 1t tho 'oty.t
T.ur,sturatluu of this great uuo - commun'rH-
rm viii 81, tiu'y lo permanent 'r. ,.a', astNc
,u..try s,.t. ,r uis ni'y occupied aul I..s.,sDl
/ ny Government tr..l.t u the Dparmo.t3 o. Goa
/ ert- Mcclellan, Dix and Fremont resp. lively
Rnu,veI .p ana energy is ma.n.1 Boo hsncs
..au..-.H,sv i Baltimore ny Ills i,,ty r,sat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Erw YORK AM 1lE VICINITY.

lrts UNDERSTOOD that in lu'rro tlo Police
e. .rrtra-ct. ua k,rt ,r.u GOV A. ..rt .r tsa.u
3 rHay afternoon. Instead .. l.u. e....d f.. Sc
I.r. 90 '..f,' 'aro rtl.H
lir IsurwIy have boon '..y tie rls,
o,,t iu 't....z t,7nI Toes and s.i, .' t.,l nsts
u N.,y l..Ul .7,. .r. o..I Tlay .., 80 .,s.
a.t.lrpI r....'.a ONE.
Tts .v,rr Su.tr>s GY>lnt.N trgArrrK
arrived r.uH,.I.a .. o. r,,. ta,ryl,l
U.rIrut,,.u. ". J..uu " l..-..v. H.lr..trta.
ai.u,.Hs &. Lave boon rt..a.tsvs r.r speed
concerned, al size mad. a.u.t eleven aI..,s per
hour
NArrurs without Cvrlr. SOLAR matches"
tl..,.,,. ,,.r..l .,,.t., ,.,.,.,.,...t. .s,.
t.g MA ,,,,,,..,. ,...,..a T.. ,..,,.,.y Ion, n,
or c.n e., ,,s r.,..r...',., r..,.,. .,, nov s...
pf.h'l- 800 At Toast. t,...r a...,-t.s.r.-., r.,ls
Irr1rps HAVE INNS r,,.,ly,r from, n, Mo.
,,r, n,.I nsn,. n Y.y.m Cam, Il,nr,,.. va
T0eb,,,t. .fthc Regimen. a, ....l, r.t..t..,srI.
tf ii,,sr,p,, c,,c,l.r,oi .l,,r,s,,,
quarter. and ,,..r,,n. alton and ,,,,s t,,y lcN A,
Carnp sa.bctt near Alexandria.
TnE COMMITTEES oS rur JoNrs' Woop Frs.
rtyAL met last evening AT the T1mbs lut
adjourned 1, Monday ,y,r.l., mont. sr vtpt n =,
1I.r,u. Aslu..ucs. Of a., ti,,r.st Ir,,.r,,p., IL
/, be transacted, tie chairman las r,.r.r.tel our
rep,rtor 1, ,tate that lie N!slesa fall Attendance on
that evening
T,,,r,oS or Do,,rsrrr N,Urr.,.rroys-
,r,', ~, p.,,.,.,,t..u.,r,. r,..,.,-.
.,,,.,,,,,r ,,,,,oi,,, ,..l,.,,. ~,
,,.,,,r,, I.,,,.,., ,,,.,,,,,.,,,rs, ,, o..
A. n..,.,,,, of wal N,s, viii moo, ,,,,
,bo cl.,r,,,r,. ,,,,,,,.,rs 10
.,ri, =, c,rfo, Win, ,.or ,,, ,fi. .,lt,.t m,
n,s,.,l In d.rnos,i, rn.u,f,,turss ara d.,lroI 70
.,,.,,,
,,,,,r,,, 90. ,,,..,, m. lac, ,r,,l ,.,,,,
-, ''.'.
A.. Ma. K.,,,,y v.,, o,,,,r l,, T.', ,.,,. IN
uIu,l,5t &, .noun.S." Tl4.Np ,.-o b,t.o Lac,
..r,,r,ure. in this city. OF .hs s.n.r.u. Cgl,..
a.. tue g.rpsdg.uaust. Tie prosraL.e .suuusaal.
!y abrasive.
Tim GERM\S INprsrRtAI. TXurprrIoS
1,,ro "a rnrye rr,str., Z tie C,rrr,rr rIti,,r.
',u.. ~. >y.r, h.,,n.!, .,.,t,, 80 ,st,lrtsb.
,., ,t,,s It.rt,.,,,, A, D.ysr.,, ,,-,ct 4, take
,,.r.,...,,,,,, ,,,.,.,,,.s i'm n,f.rr.rr, f......
/ p,,u.,..',,.It. q IN
49,, -.
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N"'. 0''' ''' '-' ''','''',... '' YIN, '''' III ''"
'''' ~ w orc
80 -,
..'.' W,
~ H. "l'''''' i'''' '' D. ''' .N.'.'" N''''
Toe German citizens o' tie Git Wand also as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AJFAiors WFE CoWIuprs UrE iiu,nAsp.
Lat evening considerable ey.t u,ut sud uin.h
m'rflm.ut was created iu thc Lu-I l.ri..4 ~
Union Avenue, WILLIAMSBURG, uya whipping .r-
nI.tei bys JoS'ous woman upon Lar spouse. 1t
al Ears the oG,uIIny Bu.I.at l.' utt ui.d a
masquerade party ou rluf-iay nI.IL leaving l.s
"beitgr hslH' at home. IL went directly r.m the
party q lis bins. .css, sul willie GA hia way home
about GO. ek Inst evening was met just ur' re
reaching tat refuge, hy uis indignant wife, who,
falling T. receive satsh.t. ~ answers to her en-
1l.ros touching LIE whereabouts tie might before,
dr.v - co"lic and air.,a i with mach vsrr
about uis hysd anal '.,. HytaI,fs Interfering,
The woman hpr'y 'dt s,...s Size would "nav 30
homo " l.l u.....r."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29

FwaHg'on, A. T., Myrt 2s.--.ihc Rev.
f.r..r A...n. DaIuHt l.ca hDr. - NJ ulti .l-
.eg, y j., attempted g. deliver au sh,.tuu lecture
u Gle ca. II.I l'st oyclIug.
Ilr c.mmr...i lls r,muls ly d,r unr'rg no
IrDset Ali.lDlsiIuI. %, Ful s,avIg l.mI'
against I. o manner ga which 'he war WA conduct.
81. Affiliate crowd commenced & Lies him, and
81 rrn Dim so t. ,,t'n ogss. TIE ladies' In the Su-
lIr..o 81 fr ht.u.d ~ these Proceedings aud
commenced screaming sud jumping ont of ue YIN.
3ues M.u#I.st'o 'v..t.uout of tie crowd p. -
g. fever h'at Hui tier, was angry cries = " XII
l.m." I,raaI feather him." Sc. The Mayor OF
t.cc.ts vnsI a..t aul tr,.d y stp Tie rJs, bat
..1 ..i .#..,.. zoo n.irr s..
Fna.. q. E,a.,ai gentleman ct lr,'y, ~
wus tlh'u na.. ..n o.. hail. - laf H,Dls \
.Yyy.. H..l...t Irt.4...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29

7reRton,, ~ d., MIrh 2s.-lhe State Legis-
uturo hive res ged b, Juuru sDs die this evening
The Central American Transit b,il VAS passed To-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29
TEy THOUSAND PERSONS,

sd tNo. 2s4 CASAt A.. 4U'iON SO, i64
NH ] u Avenue, si4 y p,a.srA ~ 70 cents.
j. AIICODk q co.
iF1 2ga Gam strt.t \ Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29
REIIGIous NOTICES.

Protestant Episcopal "Church ofthr Free
Gospel" West goth q, west of Pth ssH, Rev. GEO.
l.. NFIDE, Pastor, r'.il.u.c ~ West Both 81.
ur.it T. II 2sHts f,s. uu2 2Is'lJT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29

~ r,. = az ir.u ,.sI vessel D.. war
81. tsl
A.. amendment trIr1prttrg $50 zoo ny
.'st'g IVY ordnance Ut the washington Navy
a, plod
Uf Uf sod,
hf..tI.s a. N.pIav,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29
LEGAL REpORTs-..rRIDAY.
A Wink suit.

+. Cro,rv. u T. Rluj5.--1he plaintiff, far
NOR in wrst hester Co., sued to recover $500 uu =
Contract f,r Furnishing ir',uiUut w.h miN for a
wear, 1T ~ cent, quart t.r tNy fret h.N month s,
a.t 8L cents t1r tie other llli year. The dtfuui-
mt claimed that aflcr the ur-t agreement the
,.,utif, ou account of hard times, agreed 60 rc.
du.,tN price flr tie asst halt year T. ~ c,.ts,
had charged FOR 81 quarts IN each can, willie tie
cams only measured s~A quarts. Defendant also
had only on, .r srA., = of t.r whole number sup
rH,d g. l.m. IsHtN Admitted /. U 7' n measure
mo- tat 30 quarts Gov CAeH eru. l.rt testimony was
conflicting, aud the .Hiutts a..rItt..u that be- lad
o. reduced tie pr.rr uE Tic last .a.' yea, WAS he
4yyed 10y Justice Fonda, who decided accordingly !.
Marine Court.
Mercantile Cgsum.-C v's Srlrlii end An.
rp'l.r u.s. Ir.. l.r-l ~ t..-. .s. Tie defendant, ~
PLAINTIFFS hr.k,. sid some 'IG.l ,p tmr in place
%. .e-h - ordered T. al irr.-iuu .'u',p,ty. The
I,fuu1art rU'm.l tat ".lsi" Boz u. r,Hlt'o usG. d
u..eut cash Iu 'I.m 8 80 lays, and tat be v.s
ua,.aur. = ngut nr d".'u'uut VIII y'sts.
supreme Court.
WrNimsr, he Cmsy IdmG 1uI Froo''H r
r Co., drd m'h.s.-Ia- y'sn "as att.4 boo tg g s.
It c"ut l..idcd uot unless No p'nuuF pro
c,.I within. rty i.yS after Tie r.'t u' wy Fl
..r,l, tHt.r.Utt. DIS portion OF To contract
G.l.its.
.W.si. Cry r,i N1lr r,. M"t.-Thls WI
q. action I. r,..".r p.. '.U..FH s..I 7... Do
A..... l-up, ur.' Ha.t .. 100 NNy.H1 bank b. .-
Z. t.rr.l a..t ..7-. IT,. { ut rlrr.. tur j..
|r.t.t .'fh. r.r, .H.' u..u V.il t|or 81. ...'.
/ t.i ..Il.r.. '.'s i. 80 s.od, tor paMld. Yer
/ q t.rr,.N- s.-! a..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29

Temperance Public Meeting of olive
B.ucl Lodge Of G.. s., cor Of ca AMI and Ludlow
s.s, on mday evening Addresses viii be dgliy-
cggd by Dr.. q, S, Weeks All others, The pubic
are respectfully invited 70 attend. JOHN Miller
VIC, NV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29
sPE.ClAL NOTICE..

Post once Noilce.-Thc NIniis for Great
B.t.r ouH th' ntupt o.Elrupy Na S'Ut0awr-
uul Bremen, per steamer 'liau'i," 5li Tor
I..'4ui Via Queenstown per- tic Glasgow, WI, close
M .s office ou saturday, tho 2.th day of March,
AZ lU% O'Clock, A. NJ. WILLIAM Is. TAYLOR
T. stunst1r. ln'
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EplIEGInS,s notice..


Anfioch raptist Church. 7th ave, near
ltt tJoHN ct iNCTA A AN 3. plstor--Preaciing
8 d. > a. 'n al .I' " r. M. r At moon ser
II, ~ d. vi ,'. r7ce rcyew Of Cod dealings VII
~ 'HnltH 't'io " 1rshiTring iu u Al I'VE, which
T.E ''pss' sou ts lsavo for another ,ocason. "a
Green street. N. y. Church. bet. Brooue
49, srr"s 80 Rev CIAs 2. HARREy Pastor,
f<-f- EnayO- a. iAN o't'oak ", sud Reg.
- o. tie 8oth = n y q srch, a ~
a'-,sS pm. Le,pIrs On wine, ~ ,yepius
R-y"r r-t,t'us on Friday evening. s-su hr'e 81
Afr'. odi-t Prote.tsut Church-Asorney
St-yet Rev. WIN q. HAMMOND, PlAtor Prtaeb-
lie tuuIorr-w nloruins 81 luls o'.oes, BY a stran-
s-'; Afternoon ct O'Clock, uy Ne Ps.tyr. subject
MtiutAir.ucs Of Christian Profession Al ~
O'Clock, p ~, hy NE Poster; slli.,t Encourage
nsut t. tAe TEMPTED. TIE Public invited. sess
rec. %
Christian IrneiItes-J. T.. Bishop IL e
preach t-morrU " evening, at ~ o'clock, at The
sau. tsfy, 50, Fret -, " uu tie Second Coming u
Christ israers Redemption, We Millennium, o.
Seats iree. 20
"Thc Peoples Temperance Meeting"
viii BE- leld A. 1911, cor e Br.nme II and B1werT,
ou : .ulsy evening tie 3Dth ius'. At ~ o'clock.
when BrH. RtNtlL o. ty he CyI 'ct'd' VIII otherN
= adiress te meeting L BAssErr, fi,s1 50
Rev. ~. sherwood will prruch on sunday,
aot.. It te l'u-. .' NJ. a BISHOP. No Dsvos
-, " tnmshur... T.. J., - o'clock ia tie Aitsr-
D"nn aud +. in tDc evening
Protestant Episcopal Church of the At
orsu.i'. $50 It, cor % ave. nv. 81 y. VIII
IING, Rector. Services & luL a VI, aud ~ p.
NJ R.v B-'.p sol lI.DAII. ". .eaeh
80 Suni. " evening. .HI K.v. A. V. CLAKkSON,
on "Wednesday evening nrNt 10
Church Of the Good ~h,pcrd, 5ith 81,
u'nr ..t ave. $ .usty u.ia.ns. M,ryA OF Rev.
KA.lH H1II.uy l,l..st aI. i,Ie'ta d.. our.e
un g.. alton ~ cs . citizen tHt. present ami.
TIE '' t." .n.'' slFi.e nt ~ To- u.i : aud
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preach tomorrow evening at ~ o'clock, at the
sau. tIsfy, So, Fret -, " ON tie Second Coming u
Christ Israers Redemption, tLe Millennium, g.
SrHts free 90
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"Thc Peoples Temperance Meeting"
viii D., leld A. l"l, cor e Bronze II and B9wefT,
"a s.ulay evening tie so,h ms, At ~ o'clock,
when Br. RLNtLL o. ~ Doe expected, viii oherA
T. address tur i.l.tug. T. BAssETr, Pest 50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29

fLOYDs LIFE THREATENED,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29

A RESOLVE TO BURN IRE CITY.
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Rev. ". sherwood will preach on sunday,
cot. q t.t lsu.. u' NJ a. r.-l'ul3 No. Devos
o., " tomsNur-t. l.. l., - .',.ucS IN tie aitsr-
Non aud : +. N ju tie evening
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Afternoon service Rev. sidney \ '"f'N
v.. ru.,.a lu 6, sur. ClW, t-sta st., near
Brliuayl Tomorrow, st ~ O'Clock =, N. :, -
', 1871
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broadway ChHp,L uruF iith -i,---S,t-
'...-.4 S..I.I. niNE 90 i.tt %. D.. hH. llr.
N,SN.sI.., 49,. 70. ru.. Dr.. lVH Mr. VAN DORIS,
.rt.s matt I..R.y. h ". uLNEI, colleague Of
ig.. I. Al ,II,rf. ~.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-24
EDFoRD FoU N DRY.

THE Subscribers having purchased the Bedford
roundry of Messrs. Washabaugh and Bannon, would
- ost respectfully announce to the citizens Of Bed
and adjoining counties that they are prepared to
=, NJ axe and furosh all kinds of CASTINGS for
GRIST AND SAW-MILLs, THREsHlNG MA
CHIMES, PLOUGHS, APPLE MILLS, COOK
ING, TEN PLATE, AND COAL
STOVES, SLED AND
eigh soles, wash kettles of different sizes wagon
boxes of all sizes, farmers bells, "a superior art
cle) oven doors, and every thing Usually made in
country Foundry.
-PLOU G n .-WOODCOCK, SEYLER
and HILLSIDE PLOUGHS.-Also, a new PLUG
PLOUGH, to which we call the especi ial attention
of our farmers-a superior article to the old Plug
Plough, with two kinds of points, shares and land.
sides to sut all ponshs in general use in this eoun.
ty. Turning and fitting of iron patterns made to
order, and all kinds of repairing done at the short.
est notice and at low prices. All our own work
made of the very best material, and warranted to
give satisfaction. ritl
Farmers and others would do well to-
call and examine work before pure chasing else5
where, as we are determined to meet the emers
gencies OF the times, we will
Sell .oD for C.dSH, or country produce.
Pig and bar iron, horses and lumber, taken in exI
change for work.
feb 25, ,'eo-ly SHIRES JORDAN.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-24
BEDFORD HOTEL
ID AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE

The subscriber respectfully begs leave to an
nounce that he has leased the Bedford Hotel, on
Pitt Street, where he would be happy to meet his
old friends, and the public generally.
1t is not his design to make many professions as
TO what he will DO. but he pledges his word ttat
his most energetic efforts will be employed to rem
thr comfortable all who give him call. The
tyuse will be handsomely fitted up, and none but
careful and attentive servants vii be engaged.
Persons visiting TIE b dford Springs, as we'll as
those attending Cooi', and the travelling communi-
ty generally, ale respectfully invited to give him a
call and Judge for themselves.
% Boarders taken fy the week, month or year.
on favorable terms.
Ample and comfortable stabIing is attached
de this Hotel, which will always be attended by a
careful hostler. Also, safe and convenient car
riase house.
ALL THE STAGES sTr2 AT THIS HOTEL.
JOHN HAFER,
Aug. /, 1850. Proprietor
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-24
TIE H0UsEKEEpER's
NEW FURNITURE Z POLISH

Prepared from an improved recipe by the proprie-
tor of the ssBRoTHER JONATHAN POLISH" is certif-
ed by all the leading New York Furniture Dealers
and Piano-F Forte Makers to be the best in the world
for Removing Scratched = MARKS, and Dirt. and re-
storing high ard lasting gloss TO all kinds OF Var
nished work, fiom Furniture TO Leather. 1t is
cheaper and better than Varnish, dries immesiate'
ly, and is easily applied. With piece of Canton
Flannel and bottle or two oil this NEW FuRNr-
TRra Polish, Housekeeper can work magic in
the furniture of house and keep it lookIns like
new Now is the time to "shine up'' ycur Tables,
Chans, Desks, Pianos, Picture Frames Carriages,
etc. and make them look so per cent better. This
is true economy. Fol sale by Furniture Dealers and
Storekeepers generally. Price 25 and so cents a
bottle Deopt No. l, Spruce Street, New York.
SPECIAL AGENT WANTED. ADDRESS, Box 1879,
NEW YORK P. O.
The HousEKEepBR's New FURAIRURE Polish is
for sale here by
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-24
NOTICE OF INQUISITION.

Whereas John S. Statler, late of NapierTp.,
Bedford County, deceased died seized OF the
following described Real Estate, to wit
The mansion farm and property consisting
of tract of land situate in Napier Tp., Bedford
county, with large two story brick dwelling
house, bank barn, grist mill, two tenant houses
and other out buildings thereon erected also,
an apple orchard thereon. Adjoining lands of
Wm. Colvin, Geo. Nj. Colvin, John Hull and
others, containing two hundred and twenty-five
acres, more or less. One other tract of land
in said county, situate on Chestnut Ridge, adj
Joining lands of Charles Colvin and George M.
Colvin; and also, two lots of ground situate in
Stoystown, Somerset county, on the corner of
Chambersburg and Johnstown streets, with a
dwelling house, store house, Candy shop and
other out buildings thereon erected; and sundry
out lots on the North of Stoystown. Leaving
issue ten children. to wit
Mary f. G. Clark, iGtormarried with Rev.
A. B. Clark, residing in Blair county, Isabella
B., intermarried with DR.. S. Z. Commings, re-
siding in Beaver county, Pa, John G.. Statler,
residing in California, DR.. s. G.. Statler, the
petitioner, residing in Bedford county, Louisa,
intermarried with James Graham, of Cunber-
land county, Pa, +. b. Statler, residing in the
State of Ohio, Anna M. Statler, residing in
Cumberland county, Pa, Agustus j. Statler,
residing in Philadelphia, Emma NJ, intermari
ried with DR.. J. b. Clark, residing in Cumber-
land county, Pa, and james B. Clark.
Notice is therefore hereby given that in pur-
suance of writ Of Partition or Valuation to
me directed, Twill proceed to hold an Inquisi-
ton or valuation on the premises, on Monday
the 9th day of October, 1862, when and where
all parties interested may attend if they see
proper.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff.
] Sheriff's office. Bedford. Oct. 5. 1862.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-24
DIR. WIN. q. HURD'S
Dental Remedies
ARE
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
INSURiNG
FINE TEETH b. A SWEET BREATH,
AND
CURING T0oTHAcHE AND NEURAL GIA.

CURING TOO THACHE AND NtUkAlGIA.
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Address
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