Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08

together with the usual classical c6nrse IN
Latin. Greek and Mathematics 10 prepare
Stadeats for College. The French, German,
Iiaiiaa and Spanish languages win also be
taught when required. Terms are moderate
and every effort viii be put forth to make this
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ALI KINDS OF BLAyxs.-for sale at the Is
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TuE BuRA1 AslraIoaS.-we would call the
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Potatoes, &c, all sent by mail, posi- paid.
This valuable paper is edited and Published
by T. B. Miner, Esq, the author Of several
works on rural pursuits, and practical
farmer and horticuIturist Of IS years exper-
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in the United States, and The ehespest also.
In Iaying the merits Of good, rural period
icals before our readers, we are doing pub
lie good. inasmuch as a large portion Of the
agricultural and Horticultural wealth Of this
country has accumulated through the informa-
ton thar has been published in such papers,
and 10 greater disaster to the rural popula-
tiou could happen, than the suppression Of
such papers for The want Of patronage. We
are pleased to learn. however, that the Raral
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AID that Mr. Miner is the owner Of several
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his subscribers; consequently he is enabled
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I Of fEe choicest vines ia this country, that he
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