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vendees not Liable ON Notes Given for
Purchase or Slaves. y5.iia, :. -.

vendees. not Liable on Notes Given for
Purchase or Slaves. a.iia,
Judge Gates, Of Louisiana, has decided that in
contracts Of sale there are mutuM obligations
that Of the seller to deliver and warrant the things
sold and ts peaceable possesson that Of the buyer
to accept the delivery and pay the price and that
the logical sequence OF the action Of the State IN
Of property in that which had heretofore been
treated as such by the laws is destroyed, the laws
to regulate the right Of parties to that property,
and to enforce payment Of obligations given for It,
must follow the fate Of the property itself andIall
contracts based upon those laws be annulIed.
Judge Gates holds that the tenure BY which. this
species Of property was held was different from
not based, he says, on natural law; and the right
of liberty was pre-exsting right which belonged
TO the person held as o slave, however nuch pub
Lie policy and the supposed interest of the country
BY the person claiming it. But when the sovereign
power Of the State interyened to recognize and
enforce that right it cannot be said that tins prop
.erty was destroyed by any fortuitous event.>iE .
Government cannot say that tract Of land,
which is property by the Laws Of nature, shall no
longer be property. i can appropriate It for
public use by compansating the owner, but it still
once emancipated, can, by no subsequent act Of
the Government, be legally held as slave. He
loses all the essential acteristcs Of property,
and becomes free by virtue Of the enforcement iof
his natural and preexisting righ: Of iberty.a,
The French Government recognized this .prinpi-
pie, when in 1889 it abolished the feudal rights
without Indemnity, and enacted law to the effect
Judgment, relative to -fHouda rights should be Elk
tinguished (cients), and consequently that all dr-
rearaees due by the vassals could not be collected
by process Of law.-Montgo gonae..y Mail {,
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@ OTICE.-CONsIGNEES OF SCHOONER
VIRGINIA PRICE, Cap. J.. HOPKINS, viii please take
notice that abe is discharging cargo at Brown &
Co'e South Wharf 2 February 1s
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~ NOTICE.-THE CoNsIGNEE OF FOUR
CARBOYs OIL V1TRIOL, per schooner Lilly, marked
W. q. TEILY CO., hereby notified that they must
come forward and claim said goods subject to their
risk, otherwise they will be sold to pay freight and
penses. WILLIAM ROACH.
February 10 n
@ CONsIGNEEg NOTICE.-THE BARK
TECUMsEH has been entered under the Five Day Act
and her cargo will be discharged at Vanderhorst Wharf
Goods not permitted will be sent to Custom House Stores
February 10 RAVENEL co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aT NOTICE TO CREDIT0RS.-JOHN BO-
NUN having executed to me DEED OF ASSIGNMENT
Of his property for the benefit Of his creditors the cred
tors Of the said JOHN BONUM are hereby called TO-
gether to meet Monday, the 25h Of February instant
at 10 O'Clock A. M at the residence Of the undersigned
No. 80 st. Philip street. in order to proceed to the ap
poinment Of their agent agents to confer with the
Assignee. @. O. BOWEN.
February 10 81
@ NOTICE TO ONsIGNEES.-THE STEAM
SHIP Paapsco, from Baltimore. is this day disehargng
cargo on Atlantic Wharf All goods remaining uncallsd
for at sunset will be stored at their risk and expense
. February 10 i WILLIS CHIsOLM
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sHIPPlNn a. a.
.+r> FOR LIVNRPOOL-THE Al SHIP

= FOR PHILADBLPHIA.-THE
TlA Brig MARIA WHITE, loading with timber, will
NASShave dispatch. Will receive small Freight cheap
E1aeez1for stowsge. Apply to B. NJ. BUTLER,
February 10 North AtIanfic Wharf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-09-06
spread the TRUTH

sulzO medical men insist chat it S. uudigniiicd
10 advertise remedy however valuable it nay
be. Queer reasoning this. It IS like saying that
an article which the world needs should be bid in
d eoruer-Jhat benefits and blessings may Be too
widely di7uscd-thai he means oC protecting and
restoring health sEoul3 BE close monopoly. and
not accessible to ALL The argument IS bad It
IS worse than shsts it Is atsasga. suppose nos
TETTEn's STOMACH BTTTEHS-aa absolute
specific for dyspepsia, BHiousucs5 aud nervous
lebiIity--had never been Enown beyond the rep-
eryofre of the faculty, what would have been the
consequence Instead 5f curing and invigorating g
millions the good effects IF the preparation would
have been confined 70 q comparative few. There
is the highest authority Cor saying that light
ahouId not be bld under a 5Ishel: that whatever
IL excellent should be placed rs a city u a hill
where all ne8 eau take eognizanee 81 it. 1t is
upon gh5s principle that The BITTEBs have been
advertised and continue to be advertised in every
newspaper Of any prominence in the western
hemisphere and that the spontaneous testiaoni-
lIs in its favor have been translated into all writ
ten languages. Thousands enjoy perfect health
to day who would be languishingou on beds Of sick
re-s IL the newspapers had not sFrsaa tte truth
,rith regnri % this 9segaafed iariyoraHt gad cor
reetjrl far and wide. Suppose profit hrs been
reaFed from this publicity st1of any argument
sgainst it IF the public health has been protec-
ted If lives have been saved; if the feeble have
been streng gshened and The sick restored 9rsofgood
5cs been accomplished and who 10 mean as 30
grudge to exertiona thus directed their fair re-
sgard2
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n EEERAL ELECTION
PRCCLAAE-ATTCN


WHEREAS, in and 1y an Ac5 af General Assem-
bIT of the Commonwealth af pcEusvlrauia, enfi-
tle.f can net TO regulate tie General Elections
within this Commonwealth !" Ii is euigiueI -tpsr
me 10 give uublic notice 1f said elections and =
snurneFate in said notice what 5H7ears are To- ia
elected. T. ROBERT STEChNA1-. sheriff Of the
County Of Bedford. 30 hereby make snown and
give this public notice to the electors 81 the c7un-
f. NJ Bs8fsr8 thaf General rIa,tsar viii b 5s3s
/ Ia gaia county. On the
second TUESDAY Sth davs Of Dcrobpr.
1857, it the several election districts. viz.
The electors Of the borough or Bedford and
township IF Bedford. to meet at the Court House
in said borough.
The electors Of Broad Top township and CosI
Dale Borough 20 meet at tho scneaI house in the
village Of Coal Dale.
The electors of the borough Bloody Run 10
meet !, the house of Daniel d. 8tti1 ssd borough.
The electors Jg C5Ieraiu township la meet AZ NJ
brsa - 4 r parneu fU Rain si,,,r, in -,f1 f,~r
sbin
The elsstarg Of Cumberland Valley t8,r1sbfr, IN
,,eat m ne 7geyv school arse erected an fbe and
owned IN JOAN Wins beir- IN ala to,yDsbip.
mo elerters IN Harrison Township. ~ meet ~
the house IF Jacob Fsieht2er. in said township.
The electors af Tunig-a township 70 meet n
Ey,,--s-ss s-b5a1 b-r,se in sai5 +a,vushir.
me aiss+ors 8f HaneyreIl tevvnsbip to meet nj
the school house near the h0use If John Dasher.
in sasI township
The sleeters 5f Louaeaderry township 70 meet
ut The house now occupied 5y Wm. II. Hill As q
shgp Ia Bridgeport. fu said township.
The electors 5i Liberty township 70 meet at the
school house in Stonerst6wu. in said township.
The electors Of Monroe township 70 meet at the
house lately occupied by James CarneII in Clear
willie IN said township.
The electors Of scheIsbure borough to meet at
the brick school house IN said borough
Tie electors Of Napier township to meet az the
.a# % srt F euv vaff a~as
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7. nTEp.


In Morriaon's Cove, Bedford county, ADRA-
HAM KEAGT, in bis s2d year
Mr. ksAGY was born in Adams county, Pa, on
the Ist Of July, 1885 removed to Bedford county
in 1885, ,sand settled in Morrison Cove, where he
resided up to the time Of bis death. He vas we'll
known throughout the county, and throughout
the country had asauired considerable reputation
q native mechanical genius. His good humor,
general cheerfuIuess. sgeiability hospitality w.t.
and lively recollection Of events, anon which be
eourorsed freely, VIII receliee' him 70 Ill who
onee knew him lie lived christian life, and
died N the hope of the rest that awaits the faith
fai.
august %. 1867, FRANKLIN HARRY, in
FAINT SON of 81. S. and Harriet A. Mullin, aged
one month and twenty one days.
'Sot dead, but sleeping,
rs promised to cheer The weeping;
Dry the tears, weep 40 more,-
Your boy is not dead, but gone before
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-09-06
CPLENDID HOTEL
~ AT PRIVATE SAIL

Tie subscriber offers at-Priyate Sale the splea-
lid Hotel in Bloody Eau, known a. the .Morgret
Hotel, 5ituated in the western part Of The town.
This hotel possesses aIl The advantages Of a good
locality, and is, ia every respect, very desirable
location. The house is built 81 brick and nearly
new. and contains II rooms, and has attached 4
wash house and bake house; good stable capable
Of holding 80 horses, large corn-erib slaug ghtcr-
house and other buildings. There is aiso attach
ed two full lots Of ground, fronting ~ feet On the
Main street in the plan Of tie town. The object
fer selling is that the proprietor intends moving
west and any one desiring to purchase a property
win 10 we'll 10 examine this one. TERMS: SI coo
cash, or 81 $50 in three equal annual payments,
without interest, secured by judgment bonds
au uE.5assm =. STOEEB.
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DQ0E AGENTS WANTED
u TO solicit orders for new BIBLE DICTI0E-
AIRY. Complete ia one volume. This Diction-
AIRY gmbadies the results Of the most recent study,
research and Investigation, Of about siEty-fYe Of
the most eminent and advanced Biblical Scholars
now living llergyaen Of ail denominations aEl-
prove it, and regard il as he best work Of the
kind iu lAe AEgiszA Language, and one which
ought 20 be in the hands Of every Bible reader IN
the Land.
In circulating fhis work, Agents viii End a
pleasant and profitable employment The nuner-
GUS objections Which are usually encountered IN
selling ordinary works VIII not exist with tits.
But, On the contrary encouragement and friend
Ly ala VIII attend the Agent. making his labars
agreeable, useful and lucrative.
Ladies, retired CiergyInen, School Teachers,
Farmers, Students, and AZ Others who possess en-
srgy, are wanted to assist IN canvazsiag every
Town ana County IN the country. to whom the
NEST liberal Inducements viii be offered
For particulars apply TO-, er address,
pAB8ILEE BROTHERS
ssp5s6t. -Z2 SAMSON street, PHILADELPHIA
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rur TRAITOR 1ouNsos DENOUNCED

THE ERA8EREe . sk-ss@Ns = hk--a ~ T. - Z &-AS
speeches bS Hon. Eli. HePherson. ten,
WI. Rooufz and W n. Hnaa- Esq.
THE meeting AT the Court House on Tues
8sv night vas one of the largest that has as
.embIed on the occasion 0fa Court Week for
r.auv years. The enthusiasm manifested BY
Dur people on this oecasion is an omen Of d
.a.l Republican vote in this county at the
coming election Nothing can be a better
aaraiuger Of victory by 2arty, already the
dominant one, than the zeal it mauitests for
,ba principles IFon which it sprang into exIs-
-saee. lv which It grew, and by which it ex-
naars TO i've. The very mention Of the Con
.-resslonaI plan 10 reconstruct the late rebel
States. fu c1utrarentiau Of His Accjdeucv
raI5av: and Of the prospect Of the early in
.sraasitfaa Of the viii Of the people through
sHcir rearesgntafiyes. against the Supreme
Maaia5a s. perverseness and in behalf Of
Iha country. as well rs the mention OF the
5aous views oftba nation. heroes, Gen
.ra. Grant, Sheridan aad Siek.es, gave ocea-
tor 5utbursss Of the same patriotic feel
.re aag throughout the Tar ths,-ied the hearts
al 4a loyal people oE the Iaua "llA the aqpe
O.. r.amHh.
H--- T E.u Fsa IL eaafag5 with
sa1se aiguAel''aLlfe sLs Lt' ana 23fl's reason
iHg he people Of this county are we'll familiar
was the arst speaker.
He was followed by The Hon. Edward Ne
7r-- ,...,+..f..-... -,l,-,... .,,,,-..,;,., =,
no. = hemme4 'n Dy state AAes' 'as whose
.-reu0wu is 1t the treasures Of the whole
country Hr MCPHERSON powerfully dyyelt
..-., ~ .-....-.-...-... IS ~. ..;.I.r,,,.
81A-y "a '-- | way '-1F0 "a
the country ana sls secure resiorauoH existing
su The patriotism of Congress Ills effort
.---.. -,-a .raat
The, Hon. y "a. hoanEz Of Somerset .aaae
the concluding speech. 1t was delivered in
r5-.-.f ..f,7r..,,4 s+-.s .- .T.s,-...r.s5+... ,f
.-- i'---''-. -----
aa-as won tEe sentiments 4L uis hearers.
There IS ne discount upou the laGiCslism
-r Gsr. Ea.asz Ha -s .h.. rr-rf rran Is rE,a
-..L...
..~-- 7-s -.--.~' ---- 't.'>@--'
were re@teroasiy eAeared
After be reading and adoption Of the
solution. Efr Wr, K;rkof~ ri c}ai- .osvr
..r.--5 ~ r-rr---;..
--.e
4eSoscea: nat ecu. =. >. Grant Is The Irst
#1rlea 0i the heFuuAcahs OF Bedford County
-uz President ~ 1858
The resolution was enthusiastically carried
without a dissenting voice.
-Y-t r,g1..,-;-. i. .l,., ,---,-,iz-s=.,. ID. sg..
meeting
President. -Cat- J0HE (. LowRE Hope
,.,-.L "a 'S'.. 35s
-ft-,eIl. ~ 20 y Trt-t ''- 7at T.
r5l.-r,.e e. ri,;-. E---a.-[,.I + I;atI go
I~.;.L f-,-l- T-.-. rl,--, So
5-sF-i rai - -. -, B.
-. ~ 55Ts g-,or1I,.-,.- T--.1 I-ea-
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IRON WATER PIPE.

HARTLEY & METZGER are now prepared
to furnish an sizes of GALVANIZED IRON
WATER PIPE at remarkably Low rates This
pipe is pure, win last lfctiRe, can bc run in alb
directions, and is the very thing 20 carry that
crystal spring right to your door.
Also, HYDRAULIC RAMS. FORCE PUMPS,
BATH TUBS, &c. &c, furnished to order.
BUCKEYE REAPERS.1
FARMER MOWERS
RUSSELL REAPERS and MOVERS.
Green Castle Cradles, stacks Of Scythes, Snaths,
&C.. and All kinds Of tools for harvesting.
iuneI4 HARTLEY Il METZGER.
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/ DaMBEY and SoE.--We are Just in receipt Of
this, the sixth, volume of the handsome
/ ssDiamond Edition OF Dickens Works.
/ This edition IS printed ON fine, deIeately
tinted paper, in clear though small type the
/ impression IS clean aud neat, the eugraviugs
/ spirited and the whole elegantly bound in
green aud gold.
/ The Pickwiek Papers, : Oar Mutual
| Friend, David Copperield. 7 Nicholas
yickleby. Martin Chuzzlewit, " and Dom
4 bev and Som have already been issued in
this elegant and convenient form, and viii
I be followed by a volume a month until the
series Is comp lete.
The Illustrated Edition. al green morocco
cloth. with gold medallion portrait of the
anthor. costs 81, so per volume. An edition
orecisely similar in printing and paper, but
without the plates and bound in green mo-
rocco cloth, IS sold at S1.0e per volume. To
all who wish cheap but elegant edition Of
the great English hum orist we wonid com
mend the Diamond Published by Tick
nor 4 Fields, Boston.
.sTo be, or not 10 5e-t6at flte question,
Whether 10 suffer with mental anguish,
Feverish lips, cracking pains, dyspeptic ago
MES.
and laaleiess bodily suffering
Or whether. with sudden dash,
Seize a bottle of PLASr4T1oN BIrrEEs,
And as Gunther swears, be myself man
again.
Gunther said my eyes were saIlow,
NV visage haggard, my breath tremendous
bad
Nv disposition tr9ublesome-tn fact,
He gently limited I was fast becoming
Quite nuisance.
Four bottles now beneath my vest have disap-
pearsd,
Ny food has relish my appetite is keen,
Nv zten elastic, my mind brilliant, aud
Nine pounds, avoirdupois, IS added to my
weight. Il
UNCLAIMED LErrERs-Remaiuing in The
Post Office at Bedford Pa September Ist 1867.
ash +. Ii. Co. Anderson SamI Esq. Anderson
James NJ. Barket AIbut. Cromiu Timothy,
Cramer 5. P. Call Emily Mrs. Gr0f Aipheus
>. Gerow a. B. Graham w w. Griffith
EIihu NJ. Hazlett 5. $. Hoops Alouzo Harsh
Milton Holliham Capt W. Homis Sarah,
Hardmau D. S. Dr. Hurtz Joseph. Henry j,
f.. Hughes Eliza Miss. Heilner ". S. Isrial
Addison ESQ. Johnson ~ Kuhn J. A. Esq,
Kuhn Fanny Miss. LeazUre W. Laucilt Ema.
Lysinger Luc. Miss, Litleaburg Adam, Leib-
heimer Edward Lush Rose Ann Miss, May
nard Joil Moore John e. Mi!lin sam. W.,
McGuire B. Miss, Mcclure John, Patterson
Sarah Mrs. Pattara ohm Perdew Mollie E.,
Price Emery, 0ber Daniel, Bithand Abraham,
Rock Eliz Miss. Sleek John, Shirley John
Smith Catherine Mrs. Suider Mary NJ Miss,
Smith Mary Auu, suider John, Schott d. Z.
Thompson Sarah Miss, Traity Potter Towns
head James r. Weller George. Wyscourt
Mary, Wonders Marion D. Wright D. s.,
Williams Joseph. Zaak a, B. Foreign Letters,
yc6atsr johannes F{BefstoR William
Any person desiring a Scholarship OF the
Quaker City College, Philadelphia, one of
the best Business Colleges in the United
States, can be supplied, on reasonable terms,
hv APPLYING to ug.-f.
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MAR RTED-

By Rev R A. Cooper, at his residences in Clear
vile, Sept. Ist, Ar WILLIAM II. HANKS, Of
Monroe tp., to Miss ISABEL CHAMBERLAIN,
Of Vest Providence.
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ISJUBED.-Challnors Fletcher, m employee
ii the Gazette Office was kicked BY horse,
and pretty severely injured on Sabbath last,
at the Bloody Run Camp Meeting No seri-
uns consequences are aPprehendod, however,
and he seems to be doing as well as could be
expected.
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COMMISSIONER NOTICE.
u BIZ direction If the Court Of Common Pleas
1f BEDFORD County, the under5igavu VIII, at his
flee, IN Bedford, on Sept. IA, 1857, take testi-
.aony 10 supply the place Of lost deeds and per-
feet the title Of Moses Robson 70 the estate Of his
father, George Robson lare of Monroe tu deed.
a0gS0.5t JOHN P REED. Commissioner.
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A SPLENDID ARTICLE Of BIanA Deeds
t1-on the best parchment paper, Cor sale at the
Inquirer Office.
Nov Is, les
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ID OROUaH ORDINANCE.

borough ORDINANCE.
ID AT a meeting Of the Burgesses and Council
of the Borough Of Bedford on the 27th day Of
august 1867, the following ordinance was pass
ed
Realized That the game Of Bass Bali and all
9th kinds 3f ball playing and practicing there
for by thro wing balls OF otherwise, be positively
prohibited within the limits q che Borough Of
Bedford and thai for violation of this ordinance
the offenders be arrested by the High Constable
and fined not less than one dallar for each Of
fence.
Borough Of Bedford be prohibited and that for
every offence the perprctrator be arrested and
Ancd i've dollars.
Certified. G. Z. SHANNON,
Attest. Chief Burgess.
H. ATCRpuEgUs- Aug. IS, lS8T.lt
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MAcxoLA WATEa-A delightful toilet ar
ticIe-superior to Cologne and at half the
nrice, u
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-09-06

sprerhr- hy Hon. Ed. NcPherson, Gen.
". II. Rooutz and " II. Ena- Esq.
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pREMTUM LIST or THE
Bedford County Agricultural Fair,

TO BE- aELD ~ BEDFORD, on
wednesday, Thursday and Friday, th
3D. 3dy Il lth days Of October. 1867.
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FIRST GIN FGR THE GiNpAIGI +!
FREEMEN IN COUNCIL!
Enthusiasffc Assemblage.
ruE rEopLE FULLY AROUSED

stanton, Grant, Sheridan and Sichies
Sustained by the LBval Men.
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EARM At 0RpHAEs COURT SALE.

l.
The undersigned, by virtue Of an order of the
Orphans Court of Bedford county, win sell at
public SALE On the premises, in Napier township.
Bedford county, on THURSDAY the Sd, day Of
October next 1A that valunble Farm and Tan
Yard, late the residence Of Samuel Hull, deceased
containing 249 acres Of land, about $50 acres
cleared and under cultivation, with shout so
acres thereof meadow, the remainder sell timber
cd, and an ahundaucs Of pure water: adjoining
lands q John Williams, George Coivin, and 9TH
ers, having thereon erected a Mansion House.
Tenant House, Tan House and I ard Barn, Stable,
and other out-buildingsi also, two apple orchards
thereon, and other fruit. This is 5 very desira-
bic property, situate two miles north Of Schells-
burg on the road leading to HollidaFshurg, in a
desirable ueighborho0d. TAe soil is Of fine qual-
ty gud capable Of producing fne crops Of grain
and hay. Sale TO be opened si the house, at 10
o'clock A. ii. Of said day.
TERMS; One third Of purchase money to re
main IN Jhe premises during the lifetime Of the
widow, the interest payable to her annually; one
third payable at confirmation 0f sale: balance in
two aunual payments without interest
For particulars see JN0. p. REED, attorney
At law, Bedford, the subscriber IN Schellsburg.
DUNCAN McFICkER,
scpG:lt Trustee.
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ct0LDER's MONUMENT.
- The Central Committee, and all the Borough
and Township Executive Committees, OF the
Bedford County Soldiers Monument Associa-
ton are requested to meet at the Court House,
iu Bedford, on WEDNESDAY EVENING OF
NEXT COURT WEEK, September 18th, at u
O'Clock The attendance Of every member Of the
several committees is earnestly requested a. I'M
portant business viii be. laid before them.
auu23.2t C, u. KICK0K, Chairman.
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Any person desiring a Scholarship Of the
Quaker City College, Philadelphia, one of
the best Business Colleges in the United
States, can be supplied, on reasonable terms,
By applying to us.-tt
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Couur " WsEE-Ihe number of persons IN
attendance al Court was unusually large, and
aconsiderable amount ofbusiuess was trausac
ted-praceediass next week.