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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-29
AUDITOR,S NOTICE.

The undersigned appointed by the Orphans Court
of Bedford County 10 distribute the balance In the
hands of Wilson Nycum, Administrator Of the Es-
tate of. Nycum, late of Monroe township, deceased
will attend for that perpose at his Office IN Bedford,
on Friday, Get. 18th, 1865 at 2 O'Clock r. NJ. when
and all pc Interested Gan attend II they
think proper ". A. PGtSIs, AusiEors
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BEDFORD NURSERIES, =
BEDFORD. PENKS'A.
e "a LYNCH

Offers 10 the public and Dealers large stock of weR
grown fruit trees consisting OF APPLE TREES 10
20 feet high, PEAR, standard aud dwarf PLUM,
CH ERRY, APRICOT, EECTARINES, OUNCES,
GRAPES OF all the desirable kinds CHERRY CUR
RANT and other fre varieties, GO0SEBERRlES,
SPANISH CHESTNUT ENGLISH WALNUT,
SHADE n ORNAMENT AL FL0WERlNG TREES,
Evergreen trees SAgu5s and ViRes IN variety, Hon.
eysuckles of all Kinds Hardy perpetual blooming
Roses, Flowenug Shrubs, Dahlias. Fancy varieties,
sucnsias, GhTysmlheinums &c.
Upwards OF i3o060 trees now or tie grcnnds.
thrifty aud healthy, Great Inducements are offered
To ;Eo,e Intending to plant largely, o. those buying
to cell again, especially Of apple.
Catalogues sent free 10 those applying.
Persons - distance WIN please write for further
information. :
sTAgen's wanted 10 sell trees. Good wases
paid. tseqt. S-3in,
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a GOOD rNvEsrr1ENr

The undersigned offers his two valuable farms Tor
sale, situated Bedford township, Bedford county,
adjoining William Chenowsth ana others, about one
mile from Bedford, nea the turnpike, and six miles
from Moant Dallas Station. The improvements ca
No. l, are
GOOD no USE .4ND Il LARGE BANK BARN,
Two Wagon Sheds, Two Corn CRIBS, Spring Rouse,
and otter oai buildings; two apple orchards with
Other iFult tIees small run passes the hoa4e and
barn, that q large meadow can be wateTed there
iroG lleTe Is 200 acres ta.3 tract, bout SO Of
which are. cleared, the balance well timbered and
plenty OF Iron Ore running water AZ house and barn
No. 2, contains about $40 aerss. the improvements
.NcW Frame House and New Frame Eaak Barn.
yong apple orchard, and an old orchard on the
Lime Stone Ridge, in faL bearing. Inere - .oou;
$50 acres cleared End the balance is we!i tinberad
and plenty OF Iron Ore. FOR further particulars ad-
dress
CHARLES C9LFELT,
Esaiold, IL.
RFrPREScE-Ho4; Jez Mann, teaaGo,4
Q. I. SHANNON, { lseuioiu'
A uGust 2S-ff
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AExUAL ExAMINAtIoN oF TEAcRERs.--At-
tantion IS called to the advertisement of Prot.
Diekcrson, County Superintendent, appointing
times and places for the holding Of the annual
examination Of teachers.
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Clergyman, while residing in South nerica
as missionary, discovered safe and simple rem
coy Tor the cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay,
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders 1raaa-- CT ~ b@aafal
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a
desire TO benefit the afflicted and unfortunate will
send the recipe for preparing aHl using this med-
cine, IN a sealed envelope, TO any ere who needs it,
EREE oF CH.R6E.
Please enclose postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address, JOSEPH =. INMAN,
Station d, Bible Hnger,
tetTuaTy 10, 1865" New York
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CAUTION.

AL persons hereby cautioned against harbor-
ing, or trusting, my wife, Ann Maria Mitchell, she
having eft my bed and board without Just cause or
prosocation, as J determined not TO pay any
deSis OF hex contracting.
JOSEPH MITCHELL.
s member 10, lse5.'
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gE-EEP.Eal asrE.

OF V4LUIBLE aE.3L EST8TE
The subscriber. executor # the Last viii and
testament Of Jacob Saoeberger, iete of Middle
Woodberry township, deed, wlll offer for sale on
lac premises. il said township, on
Safarday, tde 7tt aey 2f Oc'25erH oert.
tae following real estate, viz; THE MANSION
PLACE Q; said DECEASED, al; o,Eiag laats o: John
Eshslmar, David Boyer and others, containing 81
acres ana 20 perchgs, Of good lineaons land, neat
asure. Jne land lies about UIae north of
the tovFn 6. WeoaGsgTf. Aboat IS acres of the
land are cleared and i hiea state of cultivation,
the balance is well tim5s-ai. The other ,nsfove-
r7sats are Two log frame dwelling; houses, bauk
barn with wagon shed, ahd -thel outshcIdIhgs, sad
well IS feet deep OF good limestone water naa.
the door.
Also t~ac. 9: timber lsrd II tae sao1e town
Eh.2, sa}oal7g lands Z: David Boyer, Eagid Leidy
and others, containing about and II perches.
Also---oHe other tract OF lana situate about one
r.le east 81 Wooahsgry, adjoining lands Of Jacob
) Brown, John Keith AID o;As!s, cont dining II
acres ard III psrcheS, with good log dwelling
house and barn stable thereon erected, spring Of
never failing water rises near the house.
Sale viii ccEla5ence a. oGe O'clock. cf said day
VISA the terms wil Oe made known.
JOHN B. REPLOGLI;, Ex'r. :
sap,snbsrs Il
NANCY A. Fry, Ia inc Court of Common PleaA
PAgL.P 2HoADs,' }7S Nov. Term, 1852, Piu. Sub
F3. e. Fc-E2 III Al1-l loE O4fcicts
JERENIAHFRY.
ind now, Septesabe 1, lS6s.
the Court, On motion of g. Il. SPAN, Esq. attor-
uey for the above named Nancy Il. FTy, the above.
named lbelldnt, grant rule the above named
jeremiah Fry the Respondent in the above case, 10
show cause Why divorce r1ncuio matrimonis
should not be drcreed. The said rule rernrna5e on
Monday, the 20th day Of November. 1865, at 10
O'clock, A. N.
0. f. SHANNON, Pr3th'y.
Attest-JoHV A1psrADr, Sheriff.
Sher'F's office, Bedford, Sept. g. 1865.
Same 4 20. 78 Nov. Tern, 1862, Piu-es Sub
nesaa L io Libel elf for D'ToFes isaosa ,ss. 10
On notion, F. NJ, hl5if appointed commissioner to
take tesiJnCny, find acts end make return TO said
Court a next term, Nov. 20, 1865.
I0.IorsDai4b F1yGnd qlJ pGgti&S interested.
Notiee ID hereby giventh2t The undersigned COM
missioner appointed a6ove stated, will attend to
he duties OF his said appointment at his Office, in
Bedford, On Saturday, TIE lain day OF October, A..
d. 1865, whea aad waere you rnay attend If you
think proper,
L. M ALSIP, Commissioner.
September IS, 1865.
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CAIITTNN.

Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may con-
cern, that my wife, PHEBE McCAULEY, having left
NY bed and board without pIovoc1tion. |
will not pay any debts of her contracting and al
persons are warned against hlrboring her my
ac count. GEORGE S. McCAULEY.
Middle WoodberIY tp, Sept. 8~3t.
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THE ABOLITION STATE CONVENTION ENDORSED
+, u STANTON, WHO REFUSED TO EXCHANGE
THE INll[ pRIsnN ERS An ANI.ER SGEA-EL

THE ABOLITION STATE CONVENTION ENDORSED
Z, STANTON, WHO REFUSED TO EXCHANGE
HE UNION PRISONERS AT ANDERsoEFILLE
WHEN General SIocun heard OF his nomina-
tion by the Democrats of Now York as their
candidate for Secretary ofStates ne promptly
resigned his position in the army.
Brgader General Hartranf, the Repub.
can nominee for Auditor General in this State.
has not resigned He is still drawing his pay
at the rate of g, 600 per annum, while be is
stumping the State against the restoration pol
icy Of tie President, and in favor of negro e.
qaaaty.
VIII The people make a note of this? 1t
shows the difference between the Democratic
idea Of duty and the Republican idea Of the
same thing.-.ags.
rrrE-, r,nI IT,. CT Nh, -o,-.-r.-n,ro.- -,-rn-
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hEINIlNh GLIB

The keystone Club of Bedford, will meet
The Court House, on Friday evening
sept %.
HON. JOHN LATTA,
saator from F0Yette and Westmoroland,
III address the Club. \ fuu turnout IS
,Quastel. The ladies are invited TO al
tend. -
/. J. SAMSON,
President Pre-. Tim.
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HON. JOHN LATTA.
=. y. CA-ESO-'i-
President PrQ. Tn.
pf7Illic Meeti1l0

All interested in the Improvement aud beau;i-
fling Of the Bedford Cemetery, are requested to
meat 10 the Court room, on to-morrow (Satur-
3.yl evening, 81 O'Clock. The laa.-s N par
,,rlzr ere requested 70 attend.
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cARn 10 .-Y;ilnS.

MEMS and BOYS WEAR, of every description
for safe cheap al Farquhar's Cleap Corner CJe %
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Itotice is tiereku Given.

Taat every person excepting justices ot tbe Peace
10 shall ho, cny ofire OF agaoinrmsntot Of prof or
4 under the United States, Of this s. tio ,br
any city or corporatei district, whether cnmms-
stoned officer otherwise d subordinate officer or
agent who is sh y be employed under the lcss'a
tive executive or judiciary department Of this State,
OF Ct any city, of any Incorporated district. aad
also that every eTnbeT oi Congress ana OF the State
Legislature, and OF the select council OF
any city, commission ers of any incorporated dis
lrct, IS Oy iaw inc ipabe OF holding exercising
at the time, TIE appointment OF Judge, In
sNector Clerk OF any election CT this Conulon-
wealth, End that no Inspector, Judge OF other Officer
of such election shall be eligible to he ther voted or
And the said act Of assembly entitled stan act re-
lating 10 elections OF this Commonwealfh,' passed
July 2, 1919, further provides as follows, viz:
's,hat the inspector and Judges shall meet atthe
respective places appointed tor hc!c!:- the election
in the district Gt which they respectively baiorg,
before s O'Clock in the molnhg Of the SECOND
TUESDAY OF OCTOBER, and each said Inspector
shall appoint clerk, "ho shG be qualified vo-
ter such district.
s.Iu case the person " ho shall have received the
highest nunb-T Of votes for Inspector shall act az
tend the day Of any eectioG then the Who
shall have received the second highest number Of
votes fol Judge at the next preceding election shall
act Inspector IN his place. And II case the per-
son who mas received the second highest nuT75er of
votes for Inspector shall not attend he person elect
ed Judge shall eppoint Inspector his place. and
if any vacancy s,iil continue ia the boaTi for he
space Of ore hour after the time xed By law for the
opening OF the election the qualified voters of the
Township, ward district for which such Officer
shall have been elected present at tae election, shall
! elect one OF their number to fill such vacancy.
SIT shall be the duty OF the several assessors re-
spectiysy 10 atteLd al the place of holding every
! general, special township election during the
whole time such election IS kept open, for the pur-
! pose OF giving information to ihe Inspectors and
Judge, when called on, in relation 10 he IIgh, Of
any person assessed by them to az sch election,
and on such other matters in relation TO the assess
Of voters, the said inspectors or either Of
! them shall from tioe 10 time Fequ!e.
"No person shall be permitted 10 vote at any elec
tion aforesaid, thsn white citizen Of the dge of
twentv-one more, yFho shall have resided IN this
Sta,4 ~ least ore year. and i'll the election district
where he offers to vote, ten days Immediately pre-.
cedfng such election, ana within TWO years paid
State o. County tax which shall been assessed
at least ten day before the election But cisZen
of the United States who has previously been quai
Gss voter Of this Sfate and removed theretrorl and
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GEwGAws, Fuss AID FnArHERs.-IheA Abo-
litionisto have got iew boys to fix up few
caudy ribbons and pin item on their coats,
tLinking thus to entice the soldiers to walk la
to their trap. Democratic soldiers need no such
ew-gaws as these to show their fidelity to their
country 11tei, badges Of honor are the scars
they received in battle.
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s I'm n TE 8.

EXTRA Nc. l MACKEREL AND SHAD-Su-
perlor quality syrups, Sugars, Teas, Tobacco, &c
&c, cheap al CRAMEh.c'
Semi %,
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@.-.2E.-The proprietor Of the Washington
>. '.'.s' toes's; want any Democrats TO stop at
Na 'oase. He has made it AaTboT for the
'7'a1atlon Of Abolition voters and the head
'''''''s {! ;be Negro Suffrage Een generally.
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4 GRAND FlzzLE The Abs, Of this place,
undertook to get up delegation to go to Rains
burg, on Tuesday evening lasts 1t was com
posed Of just thirteen persons, four of whom
are not voters and two who are not residents
Of the county. Thsy had flag which was put
upon the staff upside dozen We presume that
is the position in which the Abolitionists want
the American flag placed.
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Hons, =, abbv vamoso5 Tho nnsbot of tho
h,.;,oss ,vas tl,t faw s.Ra,,bl;canv .,ilsrs
met together, not more than eight, or nine, in
all, and Col. Filler spoke to them for about
. five minutes. 'Oaiy this AM nothing more -
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About HVe hundred people "eis ''Te;'oieh' 'h-
cludIng fine delegation from 5ehetsburo -
ALVEY BolLAN, Esq, was appointed
President ii. u. Geyer, john J. MiiisT' Frank.
bsameT, FRED HliiegaS' Isaac ho'k' George
pa+or E-;rso,. n u;lla~os ,rho,.os s,..nar =;
/. hcgs' joseph Long JACOB fri'z' an" J"ev0
Adams were made Wee Presidents and jacob
Mowyy, Jonathan Owens, David Snlth, Ed.
Styaugy, Jr., Secretaries. The meeting was IL
~, .,,n..sosr.- ~ s.a,l,- Toh, = Lyslo,
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THE ABOLITION STATE CONVENTION ENDoRs-
ED VI. STANTON, WHO REF SSED TO EXCHANGE
4HE UNION PRISON El'S AT ANDLRSONVILLL
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Ce,>o BALLy AT Sr. CLAlGzYTLEE. OLD
aGgoEsvowH" 0. K.-Sr. CLAIa All RIGIIr
O. Saturday last the Democrats and Andrew
J.lason men Of ST Clair township, lad grand
r-a.,sa :; ST. CIairsyi.Ie, TueTe was large
s5aI IN attendance. Tie meeting was organ
..l By the argosnt.aea; Of JOHN MOORE,
e. President; Liea, Jas, Wogan, 55th ?. v,
49,. n. .,lcs3, i3sta P. =, David Ling,
5.,n c l'er. 55tb ?. Y, Jacob Smith, Corp.
C,pr,. r.. Barclay, 138.h P. V, Philip Siam
..s-t, 7ri. R9aizon, i55th 2, Y, C~Seltoa
A. Peter 2;eP, Tred. sta,aoaugh, John *.
SOUS. Alo,Psus Axe. gfat;hias Fat:as, John
-a3. Jeln Griffith. aad Isaac {. N.Ier,
ger, .ooointol Wee Pres;5e-te, and Henry
Yoaat. David 7 Barclay, Moses C.isnaa, ".
cs..s. gal II. Mock. Secretaries The meet
Ing va, addressed b. John Paisatr, J. c. Fish
- aal I. e Fisher, Eses. With three rous-
rg c1a..4 .or the ticket, lie meeting adjourned.
A very excellent dinner was served up On lie
cs2s.oa, ct ,he hotel yf SIR Samuel Crisran,
- yat Il ,
Kugs-oHE CLvB.-Th3 Democrats and Con-
II ..yauycs oE Bedford Borough, mel in the
Court House, on Monday evening last, for The
II purpose Of organizing the ''Key~tone Club Of
Bedford" That time-honorcd Democratic As
n soclti0n, the "Keystone Club Of Pbiladslp phia," )"
having requested the Democrats throughout the
state to lorm themselves into auxiliary clubs,
was thought proper to adopt their suggestion
There was large attendance, Notwithstanding
'ae tac. that the meeting was not announced
I'll The previous noon. MAJ. A. j. SAMSON
Vas elected Temporary President; AIessrs.
Alex. BJor, = Frank Cook, Pill. Huzzard,
Nohoias Sleek, Lawrence Defbaush, John
N Amos Frank Slack. Samuel Boher, and Peter
S'ecanan, All returned sol liers, were chosen
Woe Prestian.s; and tanes Gibson, w. IL.
4 Adams Phil. Iec~a~' Geo. ]. Rock, Henry
ha2iay Ia Samuel Spdel, all returned soldier,
were appointed secretaries. 4 motion to ap-
Pgat a committee On permanent officers, was
@ais by MIR J. b Farquhar, which was car
h'i and the chair appointed J B. Farqunar,
I'''j ". Tate, Daniel w. Amos, n, }.
l,'oos a2l Col John Hafer. Some seventy
gentlemen became members of the club. The
nse5,ns v-as addressed b. John Palmer, Esq,
anu 3 {. Meyers, Some stirring martial rrr-
nc by Messgs l. Defbaagh, Joshua Mower,
Dan Mower. A. W. Mower, and Frank Cess
~ ea.reued the occasloa. The Club aa-
]'.'2sa to MEG: at Ceatrcyiile. On Saturday,
III @''n 'lsDsmocrats of Cumberland Valley. We
a-sa ia-: Is many q tie citizens Of Bedford as
.2l End i, convenient to attend tho meeting al
Il cso''s''!!e, on Saturday next, Will tura ont
''e : lay 70 your country.
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,, = ~ u -
Rrr7REScr-HoG; Jea MANN, | aadcort
Q I. SHANNON, issui0iu'
August 25-tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

The young ladies' coats, now worn as
street garments, besides being very beauti.
full in shape, are ornamcnted with buttons
costing $40, the dozen. The editress in
charge Of the ladies department of the
Chicago Literary Messenger, says:
They are medalions, the pattern being
originally imported from Rome. Each
button has the photograph offs Roman EN-
peror, not more than two being alike on
the same garment
We fancy our yourg ladies at the same
time taking morning walk and lessen
in history, surveying their coat bnttons
aud fixing in their memories the features,
as well as the names Of the forgotten per.
sonages Of the informing Of our civilization
TIE buttons on the backs may be re-
gardel as particularly for the benefit of The
aforesaid young ladies followers, supposed
| to be young gentlemen. ~,@ r-
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McGREGoR EoUsE.-Mr. and Mrs. Cope,
two as industrious people as live, keep the
McGregor House in good order. Its close for
so long time after Durham left it, threw it out
Of the line Of hotels, and it required extra cx-
ertion to place it on its feet again. Mr.. Cope
hasi not the advantage Of wealth, Or large
personal acquaintance, as have his rivals, but
by care and the closest attention to guests, he
is on the road TO success. HIS corps Of board
ers cannot be e1ceiled in the city for rcspecta
bility from them We hear universal commen
dations OF the delicacies Of the table, and the
neatness Of the rooms. beds. &c. DC Mrs. c
and her excellent daughters are house keeper
Of frstc!ass qualification, ard this it is whicl
makes tie NcGresor House pop,a'r.
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gests itself II you can't remember Walkers
or Webstcr's rule a. to words, make one for
yourself /; if it fits, whose business is i'll They
were mortal, like ourselves, and there is no
proof that either of them had special rescript
to make language for moderus. We occasion
ally manufacture a word to fit an idea, and If
it isn't exactly orthodox, we can't help it. Any
workman has lust as much right to assist in the
construction of a public wall of brick, or stone,
MS he who is a "craduate," diploma cd, armed
with a s!,eep.skin certificate, ard puffed up
with the remains of Greek or Latin lexicon,
which he has almost forgotten, We are ready
to adopt, as useful, any word, Of any writer,
provided it conveys thought clearly, and in
fewer letters than the old.stvlc.
Anon, c.,m,r,r :, :. ..,,,, ~. II. r,o
ourselves having taught 'ihd''isrent'y
well'' Gas saith the Bard Of AVON for seven
wears. we became tired of ia arbitrary rules.
49,, ,,.o, r.. A.. .,.a,,,.. -,
""A 'ss'.''o' WIG" '"' e'"'o'' "o"se vas
abandoned, to write to be understood sancho
Panza fashion--and let Wisdom and Fastld'-
business arrange the words to suit themselves.
Webster knocks the spelling OF our youth into
pi, and why can't ice spell 10 suit the present
time -? Is there royal road to photography
To be understood, nncquirocaily, Is the proper
design Of language-Tallcyrand to the contra
ry-and he who can teach in the fcwest words
and letters, is the best fellow. At present it
might not do to spell "wifs" with tive letters
"Yf," as Franklin did, though it is not certain
that Time may not change this after while.
Blu: our article is opening iuto the proportions
Of Lecture, and We close it With reference
to ambiguity in language.
Before us is Circular from Bruce's n. Y,
Type Foundry, inviting trade with western
printers its closinp mara craph il as follows
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Per&Onal md HuAiuexS.

Personal and Business.
Dan, Donahugh. late at the Evans, is clerk
ing at the McGregor House
Harry Worden is the Car and bus runner for
the Evans House.
Gil. Freiot, we'll known to the people Of
McGregor, is back again With Tim in the Mo:
Fart Saloon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe have left for New York
city, their future residence.
| Attention is called to the advertisement OF
Seely s. Shaw, North McGvegor. Builders
Oh the line of the railway, west, will find these
gentlemen in good shape and with accommo
dating dispositions. Their stock is large, and i,
comprises everything in their sphere Of trad c
Capt. Phil. Dor, late Of Prairie du Chen
is about to make uarper's Ferry his home.
l.. Hasensick l. Co.. of tue new Brewery
began to make beer on Mord.y. Next summer
they will let US taste it.
Martin Boyle, late Of the 9th Cavalry, favori
US with some wonderful petreiactous from tn
"bad lands" recently explored by Sully and
his NEIL.
DR.. Russell, Of the extensive Tvbacco and
Cigar House Of John c. Partridge, of Chicago
(nearly opposite the TremonD has agai,
placed US under obligation by forwarding
through the politencss of '.E. p another in
stalment of that fine tobacco, for the sale o
which the house is noted.
e. Rice. late of Waukesan has opened
store Of General Merchandise, in Capt Mel
sons brick building, at North McGregor. MI
Rice reports business good and increasing hi
store of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
Caps, Queens. ware, Tin ware, &C. DC, mus
prove . great convenience to that place an
vicinity, and We are sure he will be sustained
With w. Moncrief, our trump card in the pac
Of friendship. as his chief clerk, We do nc
wonder at the immediate: success Of Mr. Rice
See Advertisement.
Seth T. Minkier, OF Chicago, and WIN
Cronbie, of New York, called on US Tuesday
Seth tells US his sales Mt McGregor as "guc
,illa" will amount to Sl5D,0Oa. CxoMprE wa
formerly Of Whitewater, Wis. in the rape
business.
W. d. Townsend has gone eastward for
few days.
Will. Benton, OF Han cock, Wis. (brother I
Benton Bros. and first rate young many favo
ed us with call on Tuesday
Read Scott & Brothers Advertisement
This firm imports goods direct from Live
pool:
Liebhart has some excellent wine for Fan,
lily use.
, Strouse 8; Rowe wan: to settle their old a
fairs.