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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-03

THE HIsToRY or THE SECRET SERVICE DUR.
ISG THE REBELuoS.- General L. c.
Baker, late Provost Marshal aud Chief De-
tectiye Of the War Department. Philadel
phia: p Garrett Co. 1902 Chestnut Street
The name Of Lafayette c. Baker became a
household word during the late war, a terror
to the traitorous enemies of the Union, and a
talisman Of safety, and security 70 the loyal
aud true. From the inception Of the Rebel
lion until the days when Rebel rule was re-
established in Washington under the patron
age and protection of Andrew johnson, Gen
eral Baker was an active, efficient, auduseful
servant to the country What he saw and did
during the eventful five years OF the war,
forms the sterling and engrossing themes Of
this remarkable book
From the nature of the service in which
the General was constantly engaged his deeds
and methods of action were but vaguely him
ted at in the chronicles OF the day. But now
that the necessity for secrecy no longer exists
General Baker deems it fit and proper that his
counrymen should learn the full details OF his
career, and they are to be found in this the
most romantic volume which the war has
produced. The author has made clean
breast Of it; there is nothing extenuated, nor
aught set down in malice That these reye-
lations viii cause great auttering in the high
official circles at Washington there is no
doubt; more strange things have transpired in
the National Capital since the surrender Of
I 20 ord Eo,oral Dol-o- - ell E--o,-.lo L.
of them land the present publication viii
no doubt produce rich crop of Congressional
Investigating Committees.
The details of the conspiracy which culmi-
mated in the assassination Of the lamented
Lincoln, are here for the first time fully di-
vulged; the great crime is traced from its in
ception until the guilty eonspirators dangled
between heaven and earth.
During the time of actual war General
Baker saw much service, all of it of mystic
rious, novel and highly interesting character.
The manner in which he circumyented the
| disloyal schemes of contraband traitors, who
! despite military lines, furnished the Rebels
with necessary supplies, is fully explained;
the determination to extirpate this nefarious
traffic gave rise to many exciting and startling
adventures, which read like legends of the
feudal ages, but are literally true. The ro-
nance Of the war has not yet been written,
/ but General Bakers work gives Us the real
and vivid pictures of the hitherto unknown
phases in the great struggle for National
unity. The work is printed from new and
beautiful type, on stout white paper, hand
soHely and substantially bound in black cloth
is embellished with fine Steel portrait Of
General Baker, and sixteen well executed
wood cuts, representing scenes of interest;
among the rest is a view Of the burial place OF
j. Wilkes Booth Sold only by subscription
by the Publishers authorized agents.
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MARRIED

In scheilsburg, at the Reformed parsonage. on
the 10th inst, by Rev. n. a. Styles Mr.. BEN
JAMIN EG0LF and Miss SUSANNA GEYER,
both Of this county.
On the 23d inst, by the same, Mr. DAVID
STUCKEY, Of Middle Woodberry and Mrs
AMELIA METZGAR, Of Harrison township,
Bedford county.
On the 2sth ult, at VOLTS Mills, by Rev John
T, Craig, Mr. HENRY ANDERSON and Miss
ELLEN r. HULL, both Of Bedford co., Pa.
On the goth ult., by the Rsv c. L. Ieilman
Mr. WILLIAM HARVY ICKES to Miss REBEC-
CA C0BII, both Of this county.
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DL0ODY RUN
H MARRL Z W o II a 5.

Il. II. SlPES having established mandatory
Of Monuments, Tomb-stones, Tahle-Tops, Coun-
ter-slabs, &e., at Bloody Run, Bedford CO., Pa,
and having on hand well selected stock Of for
aie- A..-,-;4ar. Marble is nranarsd TO, fn al
orders promptly and do work IN neat anu "oIA-
maulfko style, and on the most reasonaoie Terms.
All work warranted ant Jobs delivered to all parts
of this and adjoining counties without extra
cbo@-o apl19:1y.
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EDFORD, Pa, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1861.
State Convention.
HARRlsBuRa, April Is, 1867

HARRIsBuRG, April Is, 1867,
The Republican State Convention" will
seet at the '.Herdie House, in Williams
Srt, on " Wednesday, the 26th Of June next,
10 o'clock, a. NJ, to nominate a candidate
II Judge Of the Supreme Court, and to ini-
BE proper measures for the eusuipg State
hnyass.
As heretofore, the Convention viii be com
psed of Representative and Senatorial Dele
Rtas, chosen in the usual way aud equal in
umber to the whole Of the Senators and
in the General Assembly.
BY order of the State Central Committee.
F. JORDAN, Chairman.
GEO. ". HAMERsEY,
A. w. BENEDICT, Secretaries.
j. ROBLEY DUNGIIsoN,
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Dy virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the undersigned, Administrators
of the estate Of Samuel Armstrong, late Of Snake
Spring township, deceased, viii sell az public out
cry. on the promises, on MONDAY, the 18th day
ofJUNE 1857 The following described real es-
tate. situated in said township, 20 wit: All that
certain TRACT OF LAND. o''jsi"ing lands OF
Tah Sr;ocr r-l.i armstrong, Isaac Ritchey-
Ia 6tners containing 1871 acres and I53 Perehcs
nbopt lGO acres cleared an3 under fence, and hay-
ing 4 good two story Stone Dwelling House, Bank
Barn. and other necessary enthuildrngs thereon
erected. Balance Of tract we'll timbcred- There Is
also good SAW MILL Ga the property conFe-
nient to plenty Of fne timber in the neighbofhood
The land is wen supplied with running water,
and there is also an Orchard of choice fruit trees
upon the premises
Trnus-Oue third in hand at confirmation Of
sale. aud balance 10 two equal annual payments
thereafter with interest.
Possession given on tbs first 81 April next.
Decd to he made after couirmatlon Of sale. and
Judgment note or notes given for two last pay
ments. D9N LED -. 2 - l ICl5I ~ ~
Mav3ts Administrators.
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!amea gentlemen were appointed.

named gentlemen were appointed
Bedford Borough-Y. Steckmau, Peter H.
Bedford Township. I. Gephart, Asa
Silver.
Broad Top-John C Figard, Il. Rinard.
Bloody Run Borough-P G. Morgret, F.
FELTON,.
oolerain Township William james, Jon.
Bewsei.
coaldale- Borough-J. Hudley, A. J.
Wigton.
Cumberland Valley Township-Peter Der
emer, Samuel Whip
Harrison-John Elder, David Miller.
Hopewell-James Piper, John B. Fluok
Juniata-James Burns, A. Geller.
Liberty-George Rhodes, Tobias Snider.
Londonderry G. Devore, Levi Car
penter,
Monroe--Jacob Fletcher, John Layton.
Napier-George Smekey, DR.. S. G. Stat
ler
Providence East-John Filler, Simon
Providence west-David Sparks, John
Mortimore.
st. Clairsyille Borough--Col. f. D. Bee
gle, Geo. b. Amick
Kirk.
Snake Spring John G. Hartley, B. R,
Asheom.
saxton Borough-Ed. Fockler, Charles
Faxon.
southampton-Arehibald Perdew, Jason
Hanks.
Union-Samuel Shafer, Francis Beard.
Woodberry Borough-Dr. c. oelig, G. r.
Woodberry Middle-Daniel Barley, R. L.
Replogle.
~oodbeny South-John S. Brambaugh,
w. II. Aaron.
Sehellsburg Borough--John E. COlyin, A.
J. Snively.
1t was further resolved that the Executive
and Ge,.eral Committees shall meet at the
Court House, in Bedford, on the first Tues
Day an June next, to elect permanent Off
GERS and make all necessary arrangements for
holding County Fair
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WILLIAM HARTLEY, G. w. WILLIAMS,
Secretary. President
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOIlCE'
n Letters of Administration having been grant,
ed 10 the undersigned, by the Register OF BealoIa
county, upon the estate Of John kowzer' iaso ~ ~
Nanier township, decd, notice is hereby given 70
III srsons indebted 10 said estate to make lmme-
Jiato nayment. and those having claims against
the same viii present them properly authennea-
ted for settlement, ,,,-,c.,.on 80,
Aprn 5. residing in Sehsllsburg
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A. G. SHRoYEE,

a. q. suRoYrG, No s., April Term, 1867
vs In the Common Pleas OF
Susan sHpoYEn Bedford county. Alias Sub
mona on Libel for Divorce. Two returns OF ~"
est iHre1tus. 80
April %, 1867. On notion Of J. y. cessna
Esq, NJ A. Points, appointed to taAs testlie ohy y;
Notice i hereby rfvcn that the undersigned viii
meet an parties interested at the house Of John
L. Grove, in the town of Bloody Run, on Tuesday
Nav %; 1897, at ten o'clock A. NJ, to take testi-
1nrrv NJ. A. POINTS,
msv3.t Commissioner.
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A GENTS WANTED IN BEDFORD
"A AND ADJOINING COUNTIES
FOR
"Womans Work in

" w oman Nork IN the C1Yu w ar
Prepared under the approval Of the SANITARY
AND CHRISTIAN COMMISSIONS.
An eminent Divine says: "This Work is house
hold treasure, joy and blessing to future times.
1t deyeopes a new social erai new power in
woman; new phase in Christianity ITSELF"
T. S. ARTHUB'S MAGAZINE says: ave
welcome this Book most heartily as the only re-
cord Of Woman's woIA on the subject which can
make any pretension to completeness"
The SOLDIERS MESSENGER says: "rhis is the
only work on the subject whi,h can make any
approach to completeness"
In the beauty Of its typography, and the excel
leucv Of its numerous fine steel engravings it is
model Agents have no difficulty in selling it,
for an who see it want to read it. Energetic
young men and ladies viii find an agency for this
work lse best paying business they can engage
in during the Spring and summer For full des-
crption OF the work and terms to agents, address
ZEIGLER, McCUBDX & co,
sol Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
aF-rt
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-03

Notice is hereby given, that an appeal viii be
held at the Commissioners Office, at the Court
House, in Bedford, on the 18th day of May, A. d.
lSs7. A. j. SAMSON,
Mercantile Appraiser
N. B.-Persons whose names arc not contained
in the above list. who have commenced business
since April !, 1867, win please inform the under
signed Of the same. Al. SANsoh
apll9:4w
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DIED

At his residence near Bedford, on Monday,
April %. Capt GEORGE SMITH, aged "a years,
months, and 4 days.
"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-03

1 IsT OF RETALLERs.--A list Of vendors Of
IL Foreign and Domestic Merchandise, in the
county Of Bedford for the year 1857, as appraised
and classified by the appraiser 5f Mercantile
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OTUCKEY & HAKES,
- LAW, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Ann AVCsTT(NN IrEPC

Office Main street, between Fourth and Fifth.
opposite the Court House, Kansas City, Mo
Investigators of Titles, Taxes Paid, Rents Col
lected, Houses, Lots and Farming Lands bought
and sold Information in reference to places Of
business in the city and surrounding country
cheerfully given. Business respectfully solicited
". H.. HAKES. T.. h. sTUCRET.
NM
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The undersigned having on hand a large lot of
Wooden Goods Of his own manufacture, such as
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Sattinetts, Flannels,
Blankets, Coyerlets, Yarns, &C. desires to eX-
change the same fer Wool, and for that purpose
win IN A short time start "a peddlo- through the
country. Our former customers can rely upon 1t
that our peddler win visit them soon NJ posi-
bic.
~ Our friends are also informed that We have
torn down our old FACTORY o-@ 49, 'i--.' ~-~~'s'c
a new ono. hence we will not be able to do any
custom work uhtu FALL ,-,,,,,,
May Sd, 1862 JOHN l. NobLh'
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NOTICE TO TRESsPAS, EKs.-An persons
IN arc hereby cautioned against tresspassing
upon the premises Of the undersigned for the pur-
pose Of Hunting and Fishing or for any othsr
purpose whatever, as are determined to enforce
the law against all disregafding this notice
Abrabap, Miller. William Arnold,
Tl;iob Miller Ephraim b. Miller,
SSao~os RoI-er Abraham NJ. Miller,
Tscob w. Hardmap, John E. Miller.
April 12:4t
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BUILDING MATERIALS
oFDRY LUMBER at Moderate Prices,
H'htte and I'eR0r Pine Flooring,
Heather BOQrdiHq

y HlIc ana ] etI0lr Itle Fto0fuRg,
Heather Boarding,
Door dad Window Frames
Doors and Sash
Al kinds Of Blinds and Shutters,
Brackets and Scrolls sawed to order. Wood
MouIdings of every description always on Aand
Turning, Newell Posts, Balisters, &c.
Being situated on the line Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad and Canal it is convenient for shipping
to any part of the State. The Senior Partner be-
ing practical Architect and Builder will furnish
Plans, Specifications and Detail Drawing for all
kinds Of buildings.
Orders for work solicited and promptly filed.
April 2G:3m.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-03

DLANK DEEDS FOR SALE CHEAP at the
ID INQUIRER OFFICE.
Nov. 2, 1856.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-03

The NORM AMERICAN REyIEw.-ApEl.
The American public owes a debt of graft.
tude to Messrs Ticknor & Fields for this
elegant quarterly. The English quarterlies
are indispensable to any one who wishes to
be informed in regard to current English
liter ature: But with all their stateIiness and
with full knowledge Of their intrinsic value,
ake L wtb H lRs lRbsasgTs thai We turn from them to
always find more Of the fire and yigor of our
own newer life, with neither less learning nor
less ehaste correct and elegant English. A
! large portion ofthe present numberis devoted
to the discussion of important industrial and
| financial questions The chief literary arti-
cles are a review of the Modern Italian
Poets,' and an article on Longfellow by
/ Howells, "Lessing by James Russell Lowell,
Charles Lamb and his Biographersp 'Relig
/ ious Liberty and Deaf Mute Education" In
'The New Jersey monopohes' Is presented
a remarkable exhibition of the frauds and in
4 trigues by which powerful moneyed com
/ bination have succeeded in cheating not only
the stockholders OF the Jersey railroads but
the state itself and the public a- large. 'The
Railroad System discusses pertinently the
development aud tendency ofrailroad building
and railroad management ard states facts and
principles in railroad administration which
have an importent bearing upon the railroad
contest now going on in Pennsylvania. II says:
Railroads cannot and must not be regar-
ded simply, or even principally, as the pro
perty of individuals an investment Of so
much capital which in its invested form be-
longs exclusively to the owners, and should
be made to return to them the highest possible
remuneration. In the carly days Of the sys'
tenn before its immense importance was realI-
zed, such a view might have been exeusable,
however short sighted. 1t certainly prevailed
to very great degree, and led to the grant
ing of many foolish charters, and TO much
future embarrassment. 1t is view Of the
matter, however, which is no longer tolerable.
Ii is only after many limitations and restric-
tons that railroads can be said to be private
corporations at all. IN common with banks,
they hold relations 10 the community different
from other cOrporations for they possess
many extraordinary powers, which IN law are
sometimes called prerogatiye franchises, anC
which paTtake of the quality Of sovereignty
for "both currency and internal communlca
ton between different portions of state are
exclusively the pTerogatiyes Of sovereignty.
Even more than banks they have debt to tul
fl to the community, as well AZ to their stock
heFders; they receive greater privileges, foi
which they are bound in return to heavie
consideration.
Published by Ticknor Fields, Boston
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-03

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR MAT.-IfcF-
nor & Fields, Publishers, Boston. Contents:
The Guardian Angel, part Y, BY Oliver Wen
dell Homes.
History of the Sewing Machine. 4 sketch
of the invention of Sewing Machines, of the
difficulties and delays in securing their intro
duction to use, and of the changes effected by
them. By James Parton.
Heart aud Hearth. A Poem by Thomas
Buchanan Read.
The Genius of Dickens. A critical essay,
by E. P. Nipple.
Germany in New York. By Charles Daw-
son Shanly.
Katharine Morne. Part VII. BY the au-
thor of Herman
Sorrow. A POEM
The Plaintiff Nonsuited.
Some Unappreciated Characters. A hu-
morous statement of the possible, but not
popuIarly credited virtues Of such personages
as SoIomon's Sluggard, the Old Man of the
Sea, Xanthippe, Blue-B Beard, Gallo, ard
Caliban. By c. c. Hazewen
Oldport in Winter. BY I. w. Higginson.
Marble Quarries. A Poem by Gen. H. B.
Sargent.
The Custom of Burial with the Head to-
ward the East. By Rev n. L. Frothing-
ham.
Heroes of Central Africa BY W. Win
wood Reade.
Reviews and Literary Notices.
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j. WILLIAMS g SONS.
n,rrN1srRA1nR,s NoTICR.

. pMINIsTRAI0R's NOTICE.
"A Letters of administration having been grant
ed. by the Register of Bedford county, to the
undersigned, upon the estate of Eve Stuekey, late
of Bedford township, deed, notice Is hereby giy-
en- to ali persons indebted to said estate to make
aoainst the same win present them properly an
thenticated for settlement.
Bedford, April 5, 1867.
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w iaLlAh N, PEARSON, Treasurer Of the
~. hrst Local Bounty for the wear. 1874 ~
Middle Woodberry township BogfoYd ra,,ns, 11' 10 q
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-03

We call the attention Of capitalists to our
advertisement, in another column, of three
valuable tracts of land for sale, two Of which
are in the Broad Top coal region
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-03

ARrHURs HoNE MAGAZINE for May contains
"THedi" ''Then and Now, Kitty Elliot,
Gathered Home, Patrick Linn and the Squir-
rel, Now and Then, Oil in the Waters, Gen
eral Tommy, No Night American History,
Curious Things about Birds, Little Susie,
Pauline and number ofother articles for the
Home Circle, T. S. Arthur Co, sI1 Chest
nut Street Philadelphia.
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.TATERsIDE wooLEN FACTORY.
100000 porNps oF wooL wANTEp.

May3ts
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-15
THE INDIAN LuNIMENT.

As reliet, ever ready a. "a killer of pain,
taken lnwardly, or outwardly applied. has
equal For the relief and cure of rheumatic
aud neuralgia affections, sprains br1 Uses, &c.
Ii IL unequailth. 1t is also most efhcaei1us,
taken inwarlly, in the cure of cholera. evan. f,
aud pains In the stomach. diarrhGa. dyscntery,
cholera mVrbus. cholera iniautuni, &e., and IL
withaut exception the most wonderful lana-
acca the worth affords. No family should be
without il Every traveller by land or sea
should have bottle. Miners and Farmers re-
siding at a d. lance from IhysleIdns should
keepi il constantly an hand. In case Of acci-
dents, ahd sunden attacks of stomach com
plants, its value cannot be estimated. In
take 10 9th r. Price ~ cts per bottle io-
sale at whole,ale and retail by Demas Barnes
Il Co, Il Park Row, y. y; Gale X Rob-. son,
ls6 Greenwich Nt.. NY; +. c. Wells & &c
I92 Fulton ST.. y. y Chas. n. Crittcndcn. "
9Th Ave. y. Y. aud 10y respectable Druggists
throughout the world Nome genuine unless
signed by John Ihos. Lane, AMI countersigned
by J. T. LANE s. co, Proprietors, lo9 Broad
way, \. Y. ~ Send for circular.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-15

RI
Herhair,s Yon,, auburn waves down to her heel,
Flowed like an ALPINE torrent, which the sun
Dyes with his morning light. az
Tie only kind Of hair preparation
ever used by the beautious Haidee,
and the only kind necessary for a
belle if she will use '1Barrett's Veg
etable Hair Restorative upo1 the
first appearance of the hateful grey.
The Restorative removes the dand-
ruff, keeps the hair soft and beauti-
FIJI, prevents badness and keeps up
a healthy action in the roots. 1t is
the finest toilet article known and
every body should use it.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-15
BRApFoRD.-The canvassing com

DhAOH OhOs-A iie tdilN dSSiho 49,
mittee yesterday, reported in the
contested election of justices OF the
peace in Bradford. that Edward
Prichard and Cyrus Stevens were
elected, and the other candidates
voted for were tied. The JOINT AS
sembly, thereupOn, in an extraord'-
nary fit of magnanlmity, proceeded
to elect three Democrats and two
Republicans, as follows: John b.
Pickett John Il. Woodward, Haynes
Q. Johnson, Mills o. Barber, and
Calvin J.. Clark. Tie board will,
therefore consist of four Republi-
cans and three Democrats; an. as
the Democrats have the selectmen
they will still have a majority of
the civil authority of the town.
freeman.
The Auction Sale Of hay, grain,
stock, farming tools, etc which vas
to have taken place Tuesday ut the
reside ce al NJ. ID. Farr. stands adj
journed to Friday, soy. -, at 10
o'clock, \. VI.
M Editor IN Response TO Sour
suggestion. in your last issue, about
forming a Farmers Club in thiS
town, | think many of our farmers
would Ike to form one. The eX-
pense would be very small, merely
enough to pay for wood and lights,
and perhaps rent, for the winter.
Let us have just a simple orsan!za-
ton of farmers and mechanics, not
confined TO this town, as many OF
our neighbors can be as well accom-
m cdated here as in their own towns
r,a,,t is some one % lead,
Ali we ''i' a.. n,t,or ,.;,I
be glad to come togell., 0''
ing a week, during the wlhte', ~
( discuss matters that concern us all,
and compare notes tell 'eXperen-
ces.' and have regular sociodica and
good time generally. In some towns
in this state these clubs have beer
in existence several ysars and It ha;
been the mea S Of great improve
mrpt 10 them. We have every
reason why we should start one i'm
niediately. As Il class farmers ar
/ behind what they should be. We
should not be contentcd tn follow
IN the old tracks all the time, bu
.Improvemrnt.' should be our motto
We must keep posted if we woui'
make farming profitable, and b
able to eompete with those aroun
us. We should also become bett'
ACQUAINTED with each, other an
visit more as our good Oh fatne.
and o1addfathers did whcn | w
b. Young. Nothing tends more to Wci
5 off the sharp, rough points OF OF
4 natures, and help us glide aiol
r. smoothly through life than socl
G Intercourse with our peighbors.
f don't mean simply those who h'
/ in Ola own school district OF tow
II One of the greatest Dement'S OF ol
+. County and State Fairs is that the
! enlarge the circle Of our aequaiu
i ances. and by this means We gN
/. aud obtain much valuable un1"rm
+ ton. and see wherein We are belii
=. others. We have as ilnc count
5 AS need be and let US improve
l. and ourselves ut the same time.
Of Brother farmers. TAX tiiis matter
&c among yourselves, ara see j.
cannot spend little limo ihc OH
ing winter to oar hutGal adTanta:
lie. j..
in Bradford. Nov. 10.