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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-28
allegheny Hale
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY.
zRainSburg, Bedford Co. ga.

CHARLES H. GERE, A. B. Principal.
MISS A. L. BRIN, Preaeptress.
MISS l. J. BRI4, Teacher on Piano Fl,e..
THIS Institution, under the supervision Of tba
above named persons assisted by other competent
teachers, affords a full course in Mathematics.
Natural Sciences, Languages, and Bellies Lettets
Ia Music Painting. &c, it gives extended insrac.
tion- The spriDS tera opens April 7th Students
admitted at any time.
Habits Of health, system, and pIonlptness. views.
moTai social and domestic, are here p sds p-ouI,
nent objects OF education
4hai the physical powers Gs weH as the rnesta;
may be eultlFated, Caisthepie exercises are neces
safy-here the students mees each day for syste-
matte exercise.
$22 30 will par for beard, including furnished
room, room rent, fuel, aud tuition in comnon
English per term of eleven weeks. Extras. 81
moderate charges, even less than heretofore. or
the circular calls for
College. -
OF circulars or particulays, address.
CHARLES II. GERE.N
RaiRsburg, Bedford CounJ IA.
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NEW HiRDWiRE
CD e ~


Have opened new and carefully selected as
soFlment Of House iufais5ing goods. Hardware
CEElsry, Copper and Brass Kettles. Tin aud Sheet
Iron wares. Parl0r, Template and Cooking stoves
% great variety Of patterns, zad az prices from
$3.50 up 80 $500.
Persons aooEt 70 commence house keeping viii
dad ii % their sdraai e 10 give Is caI aud we
iAyHe the public - core and examine Cur sfoc <.
Ai-our purchases being for casa only. aad at
e1th Frlssf, We believe we can and Intend to sell
az rates more thza ordinarily favorable, our par-
pose helrz 70 put no greater advance upon oEr
goods tsan VIII afford 3 fair ard reasonable pFoat
propose 70 sch for caE5, or On short credit
80 taese Only, uao sill pay promptly when called
On. Ihis rule vii not be depz7s1ss SON
March y, 1852.
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PUBIC S.7LE
0E IlLTIBLa REIL ENTiIE.

rs. .pursu ance pt an Order ef fhe Orphans Ceurs
a 81 edfard County, there viii be sold az public
ven0ue, tie premises, It the i2.e residence OF
MIcasel Putt il Liberty Township, IL said County
OF TIE "a D.fY or M.3RCH NEXT,
the following Real Estate, TO Wjt Ore tract OF
Land containing IS5 scres aud a perches. a6j0ia-
ing Lands OF Henry Putt J. F0ckler aud ihe Hun
tiugion Broad TOP Bal Road, wiki Dwelling
House .GrSt ulil, BzTu and other Buildings there
on erected.
ore othey tract of land afij5i1iRg the above.
With q small dwelling House * stable thereon cree
ted
The Sbove property is situated Within halt mile
Of Ssxton ana one mile from StoRerStowa. and wiz
be sold together OF II lots. 10 sait purchasers.
Attendance viii lie given and terms Of Sale made
known on day of safe by
GEORGE Ru0ADS.
Trs,es
Feb. 2'st. 1852
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ Of Yez3. Erpgaes, 10 me direc-
tel, there rili be sold at the Court HoEse in the
Borough Of Bedford, on SATURDAY, the l5th day OF
Aarca, 1852, st 10 o'clock 4. b., the following
deserted Real Estate 80 Wit
One tract OF land containing leo acres, more or
less about 30 acres cleared and uadeF fence, with
two story log aweliisg touse, double log barn. two
stables. gr4neFy and other out buildings thereon
erected. adjoining lands Of Isaac BeFkbiner, SAM
uel Miller aud Ctaers, situate ia St. Clair Town
strip, Bedford CoUuty, an5 taken in execution as
the property OF Christopher Naegle.
JOHN. CESSNA, Sher &.
SherlE's Office.
Feb 2lst. 1862.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-28

The undersigned apFointed BY The Orphans
Court o. Bedford County, TO marshal the assets oi
the estate Of Sophia Giehl deceased viii meet t1s
psrties interested for ths purpose cf attending 70
tbs duties of said appointment at bis oEiee ia
Beiford on the 4ih day OF A0ril nexs 1T o'clock
T. W. LINGENFELTER,
March q, 1852. Auditor.
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BRIDGE LETTING.

Proposals wiz be received. a. the house Of e.a,
Rho4as, near stoaerstoF1, on Friday ths Z Ith dav
Of april, 1852, ar I'D O'Clock, A. NJ for REPAIRING
the Bridge over the JuDiats, near Stonersl own. ia
Liberty township, (gz: repairing one OF the abut
!aents aaa other necessary repairs TO said Bridge
The repairs 10 Be done riIl BE- speeift Il on th Az
Of letting.
b order OF the Commissioners.
Commissioner Olhce, II. EICODGaUS,
March n, 1862. ClerJ,
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4 Ii pTirate families end hotel kseuers, should
n fully consider the value Of using the CoxcEE-
TRATEB LEAFEEs in connection with -four for max
ing Bread rolls, hHckwbeat cakes and pastry This
compound is free from su impurities For sale AT
the Drug and Book Store, OF DR.. B. F. Harry.
Aug, so, 1851.
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niYlnENn.

THE President and AalsEeFa 81 the Clrtullsrs-
4 burg and Bedford Turnpike Road ComDanv
have declared diyiuend Of enc per cent. on the
eaPito' stock Of said company. payable on demand.
II. Fl. MCDOWELL.
Ch-mbegsbuTg, jan u, 1852 Tres.
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The Confessions and EzpeFit nee
Of an invalid

DUBLIsHED FOR THE BENEFIT AND AS
L varg.gg aud a caution o. yo9ug men who sGi-
Ter iion Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, S<c.,
sgpfsIng at the SAME time tbe means cf Self
CEIe. By one ~ has cured himself after being
put 70 great ezTense through medical imposition
and q1acSery- By enclosiag2 posi- paid addressed
elvaisre, ssxGLE ooPIss may be hs1 of this author
NAI 81 AN lAL hAYF AIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings
CON T.
Na-ch Il, 1852.
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.9D.NLlISTRaTOR'S NOTICE.

E1IERS Of Administration having been grant
~ ca - the subscribers living ID Middle Wood
osIry oHessip, ca the Esgate OF Samuel Csrper,
70 said estate BotifeH 20 make a vpsert ;rn7,
daJsiyi ahl those having claims against the sae
va present them preperly authenticated FOR Set
JACOB CARPER
CHRISTOPHER CARPER,
Feb. II. 1927. as'''
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Estate Of goan ShreFe. deed.

NOTICE is hereby gsysu-shat Letters Testamen-
~ tary on tina estate OF John Shregs, lafe Of
Monroe Township, Bedford Couaty. decd. have
been granted 70 the subscriber residing the Bor-
oGgh Of Bedford in said County. All persons in
any way indebted 20 said eatste are requested to
make immediate payment aHd those having claims
against are desired u present them properly au-
Jhenticated fer settlement. -
S. L. RUSSELL,
ecuter Of the last VIII &c, OF John Shrs7e dec a.
AFeb. IS, 1867.
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CASn STORE.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

'hE undersigned 10 whom has been referred hack
4 the Auditors report upon the scccapt of
Samnel Il. Tate. administrator Of the estate Of
Michael d. SchiHer, deed, for The purpose of s.
menaiI said report in regard 10 Judgment Of said
Soll.hlsllaicr rs Philip Sehrner. Il6, February
Term, 1858, provided The fsefs in The ease demand
u VIII attend to the dates Of his appointment on
Saturday The Sh day Of March next al his cfice in
Bedford, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, when aud where all
persons Interested can attend.
JOHN MOWER,
Feb 1s 1852
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.ID.NI-A LgTR.4ToR.S NOTICE

Letters Of administration having been granted
90 tie subscribers, on The estate Of Daniel Houck
-ate q CuU5eElaLd Fsiiey township deceased al
persons Indebted to said estate hereby notEfed
20 make immediate payment, and those having
claims sganst tae same, aili ytessut them proper
y authenticated fer settlement.
AMOS GROSS,
JOHN B. AARDIEGER
Administrators
EarCh Il, ls52-.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

be undersigned, appointed TO distribute the
m oney in the bands ol David kltz, administrator
of Jacob KAtz, dec d., hereby gives notice that he
will meet the parties IA interest, at his Office, IN
Bedford, on H ednesday, the Ind day Of april
next, when and where all may attend,
JOHN PALMER, Auditor
Msrch Il. 1852.
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Northern Light.

THE cheapest aud best light ia use, can be had
L by buying Coal Oil perfectly pure, inodorou,
and free from snake while burning, st SI.0O pei
gallon, at II. c. Reamer's Drng Sterz
Nor. Is, 1860.
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Its natr9al flneffoas Tee- il not rcteTesr Faft Ha
Themselves sna the surrounding o7e2s aug 80
erl araraFa.ou fcirss sId filstsc ~ i-e II t3te
e4audliou Oppressed Is tlaH 7es'alfss Take 4 ASrs
Fills anl see huw directly fheT EsfRfc tiH Etsista
f;oa of the sTstqa lad vstk sE tie easEN7f lse4s@
hcaitf a1si Whatfs sad 9geEif ~ fisis tsFi
caEaUlon co1flat. 3 saSs traa "a Iti5 q US
F14=a{ a7f s4-rrs5us tiisteaa-ss- FsT-ara
effect eSpes fEam Caused f sfaii-4r -
Geraaesraers Of fle azIral aantl9as of tl5 FN lt9
rapidly, aad Flassv at tAsa efE-A ts st
mems. Auae wbo Know te vg-s =" tEssE Al-ls tt.s
ders they cure.
StateTlent- from lealiaE pavEieisns ln soaa q fhe
Sons
Fros a Fors-araleq 3fr-fEa q s. LoqE@s, ft 4 $50
DR. AYeR. Your Eilia src tae lisragos g. * l.lgz
6r ueeroas soTcs nFel 81 ans ali leef tlF m pts "a
inenratn for years Her raat5seT hTE baeF ii FlaA
ssslva ~ Will hscses as1a p.rnpi-s icT ska sad
III her hair Atter aur chilt cursed, she a23 trel
s ' N 49, ESt w0RGREDGE
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FHE LFrER.4TURE

THE LITERATURE
Is Of that kind tst can = read aloud IN the family
circle, and The CLERGY in immense numbers are
subscribers for the Book.
THE BEST LADY WRITERS
in America coUiribute 10 its pages. and we have
some THAI write for 10 other magazine.
THE Music
IS all original and woald cost . cents fthe price
Of the Book in the music storsi but most OF /. IS
copyrighted, and cai.aot be obtained except IN
"Godeyn
OR sTEEL ENGR.aVI8GS.
Al efforts IL rivsl rs in this have ceased, and
We now stand aloBe il this department, giving, as
do many more anu iaGini1ely better engTaviEgs
than are published in any other work.
G0DEYsS
IliAENSE Double SHEET FASHION
PL4TES
confGfaiag from frs 10 ssrea fRll lesgth C0loS "a
fass.o4s Ga egea plate. 0iaer aiego@iass gire
FAR ,3HE4D or .4NY F9sHTOgS IN EU-
ROPE OR 9HEREC.9.
Godey's IS tie only work IN the world that gives
these immense plates, and they are Sach As 10 have
excited the wonder OF publishers anc public. TIE
publication Of these plates cost $1,000 MoRE than
our wonderfully large circulation enables Us TO
give them. Other magazines cannot sff0rd it,
We never spare money when the public can be be-
neftted.
IL
De made after them. and the weaTer viii not sub
lect herself 20 rdicue, would be the case il she
visited the la &c cities dressed after the stg le oi
the plates given in some 81 cur 50 called fashion
msgazlues.
Our HOOD E8GRigI8CS,
Of which We give twice Or three times IS many as
any other msgaziue, are often mistaken for steel.
They are 50 far superior 70 any Others.
EiIT4TE0ES.
Beware Of them. Remember tsat th. Lady,
BooE i the original pUblie4tIoa and the cheapest
II Jos take Goasg, yoE want no 9ther magazine.
Everything that Is uSstal or ornamental iu a
house can be found in Godey.
DRaULyG LESSONS.
Ne other magazine gives them, and we have
given enough 70 ill several barge volumes.
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This Department comprises eugyaviags ana de-
scs3ptiGIs OF every article that lady wears
HODEL COFT.8GES
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TERHS, C3SR ~ .4DT-3SCE.
One copy one year, ss0b
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hight copies one year, and an extra cops
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Eleven copies ore year, and an extra
copy TO the person Sending the club, % CO
Aad the only magazine that can be introduced
into the above clufs ia place Of the I.adv's Book
is AFihar's Home Magaziae
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zine both one year for So 80.
Godey's Lady Book and HaTper,s Magazine both
one ye2r for 81 50.
Godey, Harper. and ATfLur VII ali three be seat
one year for s. 90.
Treasury notes and Notes Of all solvent banks
takea at par.
Be caIeiul ard pay lie postage on your letter.
address l.. 4. 6ODEY.
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Aovs -, 1851 Philadelphia, Pa.
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CRBAR CURE.
DR.. TsET.RTYD'S
Anti RESUHAFIC Band
IS THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia,
AND A SURE CURE FOR
I'LL .HERCURL4L DISEASES.

is conveniently arranged Band, containing
EnedIeatea compound, 70 be worn around the " aist
without injury to the most delicate persens. NO
change in habits Of living is required, and it en-
tlTelY removes the disease from the system, with
ont producing the injurious effects arising form the
use oi powerful internal medicines which weaken
aud destroy the constitution, and give temporary
relief oIly BY this treatment, the medicinal pro
pEieties contained in the Baud, GENE in contact
with The blood and reaches the disease through the
pores OF the skin, efecting in ererr instance a
perfect cure. and restores the parts afflicted TO
healthy condition. This band is also a most pow
ertui \ AsTI-MEEepRIAL agent, and viii entirely re-
Heve the system from tho gsFa4eaous effects
OF Mercury. Moderate cases are cured in a fe,S
dsys, ana We are constantly receiving testimo0ials
OF lis efficacy IN ggTay ate cases OF long standing
PRICE S2,oo 70 be had of Druggists generally, al
can be sent by mail express with full ireetions
for use, 70 any part Of the country, direct from
the Principal Ofiee
No. 491 EsRGAWAY, M, York
G. SMITH & CO., Sole Proprietors
". B--DescTtpftue Circulars Sent FREE.
For sale BY B. +. Harry. Bedford.
EZ-AGEETs WANTED EvERrwuERr-a
June %, 1851
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PUBLIC S.fLE
M TfTIiBIB REiL ESTiFE.

Bv virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Csurt Of
Bedford county me undersigned viii offer for sale
q the premises At PaitonsyIlles on
SATURDAY 22d la2FCH aszs,
al rbs following described property. late Of
GEORGE MILLER. decd, 10 vii : a tract Of
land al 5esang PaEtousyilie, lands Of Daniel Baer
b. Burch Daniel LingenisiteT, and Others, con
taipiug 70 acres. 10 peaches and allowance having
thereon erected two log houses.
AIsa-.8 E0CET-5FE TBACT,
zss5inlnE Ehe ssove and lands Of Daniel Baer, Dr.
Btrch. AID otkeTs, contziBing 81 acres ana I3S
pezshas-
TgEMS-llue tAird az confirmation Of sale, and
taIsaee Il sNo squai annual payments.
o. z. SHANNON,
-42sHiaisfYafsr.
EEua 1852.
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As FAMILY A-ir
F-azz T7T. 2. r. C7r5s-rigkf, 1tsr Ggseasss-
Your r7ts are t,sa p7iaea Of uace Their eNeeant
-,ssl7+fss errnss avv c4srt NJ gsagsess tilaE
SIS which Is - tut syaiusiJ!e - Us the daily
AeaaacAtes sex ~3ezStse as = ss-s --+S's4'---
49,, - - = --,. .-.,-e- -, -s-- -a-,
rlsts isre rssi nit, yoar liis ff5er tA4a 20 say
ss4 5e--.,i-. -, IN esfral s,rii4rrie n NV dAsBv
sa1+s- yGfr1 s~s rrE levil.- as is shat ya1r fs
afford Hs 1le best We aTetL % eoafs Fal4e t1el
T'FTTsaURG. Pa, AsT 3. lS25-
DR. = G. AycE- Sir have been repeatedly ere'. q
fc worst SErGT-ae alr ba- aFe- rs is7 IRE
o. yoar Fls If ta arise IRON ioai sssEA7aii.
Yoars ,TItl vreaf rcspe.t- III ". PREBE.E,
.s-e r@-,..-.- @ -
s - 7e-'-,.-- r.-T =. r--,- - rst,,.
- s. .7....s +, ,l'ss-..--
,oss - n a-st. IN fl ssir szs.i.s4. e1sa.s aa5a
ffs liver very msrsel iass3 faey 'sys = ny nr-e-
nee proved more e4e '9f - es q e''.e.- 81
Te;, ~. sl ~, 49, IS @ lal. 'ar-tigs rl,.~l, il g,T
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AYERS
CATH tt
PILLS..

ATe yoa Sick, fsebls. sgsi sa-
plsiG5a Are gez sssF at ssf~ser,
with sosET sFFfcus sseria.7- ci
vosEr f'seilsgs nsss-sa turJss 20
These sT9 q s-cnls sre es-is tsie
urssal a. - saFt.sfss iiililss- Saaae
i3f af sickness is rIaS RHaHi
y0sl, sRs Shout - avevFe4 hT
tirlasv Use 81 rfe ririss ~.
Take ayers l.isls, aEsl esegnse
cHtthe disorders iaa''io7s-- ~
rifv t3te bhsal, aati lei tile iiafsis
MOSS So u1icestrr resess ~ hTsta
ia F8arr srisa'.t@r .se sssar
fians q Tiie istilT itfo yizzsssrrsgs
artirs-r, yuriigr s.1a sgsiela frem
t.lt oe sTace.Aas which 8szke
disease. a cold settles some
shere In tfse i5aslw, and o7strzels
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EAETgQN.

Whereas nay wife, Mary Am, having left my
sed and board without any jass caUse, al persons
hereby cautioned net 10 credit. trust, or haE-
bouT neF on any account, as / am determined 10
pay no deDts OF her Contracting
CoalmoBt. Pa March 2Ist, 1852
JAMES LLOYD
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885.OO

Pays tae entire cost for Tuition il te most Bcpu-
Jar ard successful Commercial SCHOOL, in the coun-
try Upwards Of TWINS HVSDRED young men
from Twenty EIGHT different States, have bean ed
Gcaisd for business here withia the past three
years, some ot whom have been employed as Book
Keepers ~ salaries OF
s20Go,00 per Annanl,
Immediately upon graduating, who knew nothing Of
accounts when they entered the College.
CE-3 lnisteFs' Sons half price. Students enter
at any time, and review when they please. without
extra charge.
For Catalogue Of Sc pages. Specimens Of Prof
CoEley's Basiness and Ornamental PeRmanship,
and a large Engraving Of the College, iBclose
twenty 8ye cents in Postage Stamps to the ?rnci-
psia. JENKINS * SMITH,
Feb. 8, 1851. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Huntingdon and Broad 4op r. n

Train leaves huntington Al Rs0 A. N. 1after ar
rFai oi Morning train vest on PeBa'a r. R1 ar
riyinE at Boz eEell at 1918 A. NJ
Train leaves Hopeweii at 10 35 A NJ, arriving
at Huntingdon at 10 P. M. Connecting at 81
L. A With trains EAST and WKsr on Penna. Il. r..
There u 10 delay at HuntingdoB. Close ooHnecticns
made Eosi Gad H-s4t
Feb. 7, 1862. Sns,..
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PUBLIC SiLE
OF COAL LAND.

By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Coart Of
Bedford cousty. there viii be exposed TO public
ssle, at The public house Of James Beckwith, AZ
H0peEe1, IN said county, on
Wedaesday, APril 8, 1852.
e. o'eIoe7y, P n, the interest Of James a. Gun
bingham, deceased, being the one-llalf IN the fol-
i51ing described tract OF COAL LAND, situate IN
Broad Top Township, in said county. containing
255 acres ard rs perches adjoining lands Of Abner
Horton, " iiliam Anderson, Asa Duvsl, Thomas
J. Horton. and Isaac Barnet. A portion OF the
LAID Is cleared and under cuitiFation-the whole
ar greater portion Is coal land. There is 3 sEel-
szag Lousa and CIT buildings the premises.
Terms VII Is made known on day of sale.
JOSEPH IL. STEVENS,
JOHN u. CUNNINGHAM,
.4rca E. 1859 .iSmiagstrEt7rs
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s20o0.O0 nrr Annur,l.
NOTICE.

In - 0Is
Having Iurehssed the following: 10 Head of
Hogs, Two hoTse wagon, / Red COW, spotted
dc, Gray msre, l Bay mare, ] Black aare 5
sheep, and Grain in TIE ground, sold BY Sheriff as
prop srty Of Jno. r. ReichsFd, We hereby give no.
tice that We Ielmit said property to remain i'm
Reic hsrd's possession during our Pleasure.
A. b. CRAMER. & Co.
Feb. "A, 1862
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K EROsEgE LAMPS A. ~ rg,-.
IN Dec. q, 1860
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A Ii kinds Of Groceries just received, and for
n sale cheap, at Shoemaker's cheap store, No. l.
Andersou's Row
June 20, 1850.
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T'IHsEL ZEPHYR all eslors at DR.. Hary-s
4 Pc .. 2l, 1850.
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nSWEGo corn starch, the best article at
~ HaFryss.
Dec. y, 1850.
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Auditors Notice.

Feb. 2tst 1852
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r1z1 LfT- Afsf-fs1sl+ s's-
Yaur Plsls arc tie p7inoe Of psce Their oNeeilen'
cslities sgTpaSs any c3FilsrtAc W 4'as ess ts aa
nIii, hat regy rsia and eai li tflr ae1la4 o9 lse
bowels which mikes them fnvalaal!s . Ia Tie daily
afEIens of disease
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-03-28

stream; 10000 at the junction of tn,
same stream with the Orange and Alex
endria Railroad, and at the second ford
Immediately below; 5000 at the town 0
Orange 5000 at Gordonville; 10000
at a point on the Rapidan, seven miles
northeast Of the railroad bridge, at the
junction Uust named, where the road
from Warrenton to Louise Through Cu-
/ pepper crosses the stream on a wooden
bridge; 5000 at Germania, where the
road from Rappahannock to Bowling
Green crosses the Rapdan; 5000 at Ely's
ford, four miles from the mouth of the
north branch of the Rappahannock /;
5000 at Falmouth 20,C00 at Freder-
icksburg; 10000 in front of Newport.
and 10000 at Port Royal. All these
compose part Of The late army of the Po-
tomac.
The principal fortidcations along the
rivers, are at the points named above
The most extensive are those at Freder-
lcksburg. On these works the labor of
a thousand blacks aud five thousand SOL
diers was expended, from the middle of
May ill the 2jth of July last. They
are now mounted with part of the guns
brought from the Potomac river batter
les, and j, is said that the gunners are
sheltered by easements. The right bank
Of the river, between Fredericks bureh
and Port Royal consists of high bluffs,
averaging from fifteen to thirty feet high,
and for the most part with nearly pre-
2ipitous sides. The river is five or six
hundred feet wide, and sixteen to twenty
eet deep. 1t is, therefore, not to be
that the Union army could +
ross between those two points, particu-
arly as the engineers of the rebel army
nave crowned those bluffs with several
trong batteries.
For miles around Bowling Green, too, [
md between that place and Port Royal. q
he nature OF the ground is such (being !;
He'd with deep swamps and morasses)
bat no army could move there. Higher
p the river, between Germania and d
'redericksburgh, there is a series Of dee q
avines, running at right angles with the +
tream, the intervening ridges being COW
red with stunted pines. Among or
long these rayincs artillery cannot op- 2
rate, and without artillery the Union y
rmy cannot move From Germania to r
he head waters Of the Rapidan, and 70,
distance of from three to five miles
onth Of the stream, the country is an q
Xact counterpart Of that just southwest c
Washington, viz; ridges Of high hills II
.jckIy wooded, and with rayines or pas. .
IS between. d
The natural de(enses of the line above W
dicd.ed have been improved to the Ut Sc
ost by the rebel generals, who, for
onths past, have contemplated the mo-
ent when they would be compelled to T
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