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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-22
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HARDWARE.
A NEW HAND AT THE BELLOWS.
AT THE OLD STAND OF BLYMYER SON
The undersigned having purchased, the entire
stock Of G. BLYMYER q sON, and having added
thereto by
FRESH PURCHASES
in the East. Respectfully announces to the pub
lie that he is new prepared to sell at lowest
CASH PRICES,
or approved COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Everything in the Hardware line, such as
CARPENTERS, JoINERs', CABINET.
SHOEMAKER TOOLS, AND FINDINGS,
CROSS CUT AND SAW MILL SAWS,
GRIND STONES, AND FIXTURES,
sADDLERY Of all kinds
NAILS,
by the kegg or pound,
WAGON, FIRE, STRAP IRON,
NAIL ROD, DOUBLE AND SINGLE
SHEAR, BLISTER AzD CAST STEEL,
HORSE SHOES, by the kegg Or small quantities,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BTTTED AXES,
CUTLERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
KNIVES AyD FORKS, very cheap,
the very best POCKET KNIVES,
PoRTMoNIEs asD POCKET BOOKS,
SILVER TEA ASD TABLE
SPOONS in sets
BRITANNIA WARE
in sctts, trays &c.
PAINTS, OILS,
AND VARNISHEs
Window Glass, all sizes, Lamps and Lamp Chin
uey g Wooden and Willow Ware, Wash Boards
Churus, Manila Rope, Halter Bed Cords, and
TWine, Brushes Of every description, Shoe Black
ng, Shoyels and Forks, Grain Shoyels, Chains
Of AL kinds Sausage Cutters and Suffers, Sole
and Kin Leather. &c. Also,
VERY BEST FRENCH CALF SKINS,
Buffalo Robes, and a genela al variety Of goods
kept in a first class Hardware store.
Our object shall be 70 be governed by the golden
rule, to do unto others al you wish to be done
BY" intend to sell at fair rates, and by fair
dealing hope TO merit continuance Of the patron
age bestowed upon BLYMYER SON.
THOMAS N. LYNCH.
Nov.I.3no.
NEW BOOK, STATIONERY
AND
PICTURE STORE.
The undersigned has opened in shafer's building
Juliana street, NEW
BOOK, STATIONERY AND PICTURE STORE
Having purchased the largest stock Of Books and
Stationery ever brought to this place, at the
LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES,
lie aatters himself that he viii be able to SCI
CHEAPER
than any other person engaged in the same bust
ness. His stock consists in part Of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
STANDARD POETRY,
POPULAR NOVELS,
Also HYMN BOOKS for all Denominations,
EPISCOPAL-PRAYER BOOKS, AlISSALs, &c.
CHILDREN'S
Story Books. Books on Parlor Magic Books on
Games, song Books Dime Novels etc.
His stock of
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Gzs~ Meme Genuine without "Costar's'' Signature.
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&zs-Sl.o0 sizes sent by mail on reocipt Of price
gEB- $500 pays for any three sl.O0 sizes by Ex-
press.
szs-s5,oO pays for eight si.eo sizes by Express.
Address
HENRY R. COSTAR
ASP Broadway, y Y.
Fer sale by HECKERMAN a SON, Bedford.
Sold By al Wholesale Druggists in PHIIA-
DELPHlA, Pa, aud 10 al the large cities.
febts
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ERYBODY-BELIEvE IN THEM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THEM
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BEDFORD CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
FOUNDED By REV. joins LYON, 1859.
FREDERICK WOODS, Principal.

4 6rst-elass school for the instruction Of youth
Of both sexes in classical and English education,
including Latin, Greek, French. German, Mathe-
matcs and the ordinary English branches.
Terms moderate. Students from a distance can
obtain board in town at reasonable rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-03-10

Hss,sd 49,, rpE = Ia los r.ossd d., sad
ssi s sSs .: Sssa 5: s.ss ~s 80 Ses::
oumbsziand cut l2 Ia for short ribbed The lard
market was nrer, but prices quosby higher and
the moderate. SALES 800 bills l4c 1ec for
No. prime seau also $50 terces for April sellers op,
tion l6Ac Butter and cheese without material
PEfsoL Eyx-cruds was dull but ermly held, ls'sc 10
bulk and IKE lSc In barrels No ssles reported me
business bonded almost unmpoTtan We only heard
Of sales OF 90 btls standard white at ebkc the market
clos ing 26<c. Free duh nominal st 4 Tor stand
ara wse IN rhsaepha ne market continued e
ard white, for March, at &c.. SELLERS OPTION
kIoE.-CarolinA was steady lie q like and Rancoon
ete; &C., gold No sales 2f nssen were reported.
lower iai' :, good refining Cuba closing al illc aase
anticipating lower prices purchased sparinsy Stock
increasing. Sales 400 hhds at lc. 1876 for Cuba and
ll3c for Porto 447 boxes at 10c Skc. Refined
IN fair demand 1916 1885, for powdered crushed and
granulated.
srEARsE was quiet but prices were without decided
change.
SERDs.-In Calcutta linseed there a large movemen
chiefly speculative and the market closed hher NJ VIZ ~
gold duty paid The saes the spot here eouaprised 2
bags at ~ 87 and in Boston, 1000 bags On the spot at
- a. and arrive there 1870 bags and $500 pockets
airy and February shpments at ~ 2 gold In bond Glover
was unchanged lSc l4c Timothy W % U.s. and rough
fax SO SO a 81 SIS.
TALLow fair demand and steady at Ike llZc
with sales OF 10000 lbs within the OF those prices
WHIsKEYReceips There were no sales and prices
were entirely nominal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-03-10

Tile market for wheat quiet, rrn bcna the
for amber Penusyvania ~ 20 Tor while Michigan, 50 t2
III an ~ Isl s p FL e s Sa oa G s ss san ssS a
.S s sTg S bushels T 3 & r. or a ~ Pp
welern 81 81 4 Is Tor Gish mixed do, II 81 q far
IL sore .b 81 so FOR while Southern ~ so Tor
bushels ., .sc ejc, elo.Ing q &c. Barley in i'm
- ~ fo Canada West and - Is Cor western Barisy matt
Though Gni, ruled m RE y IN small supply prices
aiq 81 40O bushels jersey aud fenn'y"a"" :" - g
fngen1a. The market quiet, rates we're gener
resn "a per 2n M 100 tons lard oil at 3s Ga 80 ierccs
corn II ST. 5000 bores cheese a. as and $50 tsgces
iari At zoe. We heard II no charters
~, H3rs were sesa WITH moderate demand at ijc. ssc
io =, American =, erie End S5c. SOc for Bayarian.
81 u i for sSTpS saf 81 Is i s Tor retail io
was dun aud nominal at 1910 lic gold
soLsssrsShoice GRADES were ecsrce and wanted and
nrmy he'd vbie common grades duh and heavy Sales
saysL Soa sso 81 pSe eTr, n ,o orr.D,ne
7ss Sales g sbs q INC latter price ara 80 par New
s S ne Change es r1sa Prices eern
70 se9a sss ned scng ed al 50 80 ~ 5g No
d. Sale. s f 5 p' H. q 81 20 s "a s sh W.
a., NO. ~ c r. 70 aud lido good strained at s3 CO.
oLs-Lin,ced wa, quiet b Brn al 81 20 ~ 20 ia casks
p.ossss. s meats % a. t gs Sc A. beef ~
pork only moderator active and paees were
& Amos, Of P he ss Ss9ss a. % sSS Sd s 49,
% %:Is rs g % Is fslI' s,% S anew anew
ss.rs prime, aid Fsa - s2s g Tor prime mess iDcud.
Ss ~ h ss ws 9sT . 81 Nay & !, ,ss gs%
l9e isc city. Beef 10 active demand and irmiy
Is 10 s.. s so f' I ssp
sssi VA; STEADY YEA WITH mS sna sales 800
ham: rn were I'D dpossd n q al Ak
S'sisd 'Soud ss Ike FOR :mos.d d. ~ fss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-03-10

OF l0O IN CASH TOGETHER WITH FIRST CLASS
- .VJU mining properly, well Developed. situated ln
Colorado Territory, 70 eyehanIe for mercisndsc Airss
L. b. boz 400 nenyer Pcst Office, Colorado Territory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-03-10

FLOUR AND GRAlNI.eceip 5,s5s bbls -four 9ts do and
2a29 bags corn meal, 1850 bushels wheat 30 as do corn
l7oo do oats 1000 do rye and 625 10. malt. The
ke ruled firm to-day under good demand, he
full prices, few lots bringing slight Advance
There general Improvement except OF The
market however and reinsert last quotations Cali.
forna though DUH ruled Drn. The sales 10000 bbis
within the OF the annexed quotations
-four demand moderate but prices were irr tho
sales being $40 bbls. Rye tour quiet but steady with
sales 80 bb at 81 % 80 So Corn meal Ia sona
sales 800 bbl part at 90 IS for Bandywine we
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-03-10
PROPOSALS..


CRoToN AQrEDucT DEPARTMENT.-T0 SEWER
~ scaled proposals, each endorsed
with title Of work 70 which relates the name Of bidder and
Rounda Park until II O'clock A. NJ Of Saturday March
10 Wit -specaeaticn No. lin Tenth avenue between Fv
ninth aud Sixynst streets with branch IN Sxyfrst
2ln Nneysecond street, between Second
mud Fourth avenues with branch IN Third specinca
tom No ain Elrige, sherf and Goercs streets, between
Broome and Delaney in Pitt and sheriff Streets be-
tween Rivnron and Stanton Streets IN Norfolk street.
bc,wee stanton aud Houston streets Specification 4sewers
IN FOURTH avenue, Forty street and through
Fnetb stree; 10 near Fifth avenue, and in Lex
ington avenue, between iftyfouith md Fifty-afth
sticets. SPECIFICATION bsewer In l2s,h street between
Fourth and Firth avenues Specification No. 6-Sewers In
second avcnu eween laoh andssd STREETS and in ath
2lst sreets between Second and Fourt
cileaiion Ne 5ewer IN seyeniyseeona street. between
ngon street. between Charlton and King IN Hudson
street. bctweca ling and Clarkson streets In Dominica
street. between Clark and varck streets AM IN Clark street,
between Brooe an Spring streets. SPECIFICATION No s-T1
Fifty eighth street between Lexington AMI seventh avenues,
and specification No. To- In i2fh street. between Fifth and
Sixth avenues.
The plans the above may and specca.
tons AMI forms ior proposals. obtained ~ the ONCE Of the
Bureau Of Sewers.
THOMAS sTEPHEAeJ Crotou
ROBT l. naRgg.GG,s AquedacsA
- a. w. CRAVEN, Board.
NEW YORK, March =. 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-03-10

AT the commencement OF business there was
newed excitement in Erie, and at the early session
OF the open board the stock active and advanced
10 81. At the first regular board 1t experienced
further advance 20 s2h or 90 higher than at the
same time on Saturday Michigan southern was J.
higher, Northwestern ~, do. preferred IL, Toledo
and Wabash y, North Carolina skies 2, new Issue
11s. New York Central was i lower Fort Wayne =.
Government securities were dull but steady. After
the call Erie sold up 70 s., after which It began 70
droop, and at the open board at one O'Clock there
was strGng pressure 10 sell by II Is supposed the
bear party In the stock and the price declined TO
777s. Immediately following this the excitement in
the dealings became intense, and the market
fell into panic, In the midst OF which
sales Of Erie We're made low o. Iils, but this IN
examplcd fall u eleven ana hair per cent within
three hours was followed by a rebound 10 70 a few
minutes afterwards. A, the second regular board
the panic having previously spent is force the deal
fngs were free from excitement ana Erie sold at "A
q 20, or 7ll lower than at the Grst regular board
New York Central was i lower. Cleveland and
pittsburg J. y, Northwestern preferred ~ Toledo
and Wabash 1, Milwaukee and ST. PAU e preferred
IL. Government securities were dull, but steady.
A. che open board at hafpast three there was q
deaf calm. the volume OF business being unusually
light, even In Erie. which Sod at 55j( a
752s, while New York Central WAS 1905,
"cao.nt ~ hOth lhlAuu va sitg' Nolti-
western Gs&. Subsequently, Erie advanced TO Ts'G
and then ell back 70 Te aud Ut the close of business
al six O'Clock, the quotations were as guboined:-
New York Central 1926 l2e<; Erie, TO-, a 7G.&:
Recalling, o4ts q oa'l; Michigan Southern, ~ q 92S;
Cleveiend and Pittsburg, s5f s5&; Clevc.
land and Toledo. los 1881; Rock Island. s54:
Northwestern, esE 90; Northwestern preferred,
49, 1914 Pacific Kali, III il1li; ohio and Missis-
sippi 81 q 81 Z; Canton Company Ga ca; Atlantic
Gall, 9aJl 100; Western Union Telegraph, 34s, q
az; Fort Wayne, 1oi 10 a; Toledo aud WABASH,
So n ak
Government securities were dull throughout the
day, and al the close the subjone. quotations were
current, the market being then acknowledgement,
1881 III me-; coupon 1881, 1907 ms; o-2os
registered 1862 lo7 1917. 5-2O's coupons 1852, llo%
no's; DO, 1854. lo7. 1917; do, 1868, losH O
'ost DO, 1885, January and July 1907. I07; do,
Ds7 1851 1915 lo.4o's, registered. 1915 loiH:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-03-10

VON WINTERFELD-SCHGrDT.-A Berlin on Tues
day. February IL, IN the English chapel lLon Bijou),
by the Rev. Mr.. Belson, English chaplain, HUGO Won
WINTERFEI.D Lieutenant In the Emperor Alexander
Guard, Grenadier's regiment, to PAULINE daughter
of the late J. w. Schmidt, Consul General of Prussia
at New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-03-10

,o.1Os, coupon, lolx lmx; June xsos, 1857 1
1oS: July 7.so's, 1o5X 100; May connpouncA 1884
lis; August do, III; September do, 1lc<: October
do, 1lo.
The foreign exchange market we quiet and barely
steady, and at the close banker' bills on England at
sixty days were quoted se 1osk 1oax: at three
days ITO; commercial bills, 1881 1924; bills on
Paris at sixty days. 6.ls a 5149..
Consols and American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day and on nr DR.. ..ous dates:-
Fec. 20. FEB. g. az a as s ;;
F FpHs1;:, T e 72,s tx aIs TX NJ
Illinois Central. SsA a g a eSen y
Erie. ........... 4sxa- AKA 6oS "a
Mining shares were dull, and at the nrst poard
Montana sold at 5sc eoc., Quartz Hill 81 80, Key
stone &c. Smith Il Parmelee So, Davidson Copper
44c, Bobtail Gold 81, Edgehi s. TO- Buchanan Farm
Ale.
The following statement OF the condition on the 2sth
of December last of the banks organized under the
laws of the State Of New York has just been issued
by the superintendent Of the State Banking Depart
ment at Albany
RESOURCES.
Overdrafts Observation-Disclosures. 53,l97
Due from banks. $780, $50
Due from directors. $500. 81 BOG, 42S
Due from brokers'. l,323,sl9
Real estate. .....-......... iZooo anu Loo, zve
specie. 1oo. -
Stocks s promssory notes and United States
$40 notes and Indebtedness certificates. e25osao
Bonds and mortgages. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 255,390
demand notes ...................... s357,es7
Bills of suspended banks Fl
Loss and expense account ............... so5,sl2
Add for cents Observation-Disclosures. 1873
Total. $57 1929, AL
LIABILITIES.
Capital ......................$ 14, 3os, BAL
Circulation OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 294, GA
Profits ..,,.,....,,............ Sass, 1876
Due banks. 8,50O,1sS
Due individuals and corporations other
than banks and depositors. ............. 307,24
Due Treasurer of the State OF New York.. S03,5l7
Due depositors demand. ............ 80 So, 573
Amount due not included under either Of
the above heads OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 71,454
Add for cents OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a
Total. .$57, 1921, 401
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-03-10
Half.past Two O'Clock p. M.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CoFrEE.-For Rio there was better demand, and prices
steady. Sales 1854 bags, Wayfarer, private
terms Other descriptions were quiet but steady.
CoTTos-The market was more active, the demand being
Liverpool and advance OF fully nc. per To- esab
blished. Spectators the principal operators.
sales were oS2e bales including 6l5 for speculation, avn
export, 2se for spinning and 100 ransitu mar
ket closed quiet, however, at the following quotations
MIN auI Me- A.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-10-23
From the Raleigh Sentinel.
Emigration,

We have steadily admonished our poo
pie against leaving North Carolina for the
Northwestern States. We know the times
are hard, money scarce and our political
status anything but comfortable, yet peo-
ple of small means will find that there is
nothing gained by spending their little
means in travelling to reach better coun-
try. If the means Of our people were
abundant, if their Golfers were full Of gold,
then they might with propriety seek a
country free from the present agltatlons
which disturb. or if they had means
enough to remove to Upper California or
Oregon and to purchase lands and settle
themselves there, perhaps they could not
be blamed for going there. We are told
by an old resident of Southern Oregon that
it is the finest country in the world to live
in and grow wheat and other cereals with
little labor. But in the Northwest poor
people find it as hard to struggle through
lite as in North Carolina.
We observe that many families who left
our upper counties some months ago and
went to Indiana and Illinois, are returning
to their old homes. We have really heard
of no one who has gone who is satisfied
After spending nearly all their means IN
travelling thither, they return poorer than
when they left It is better to stand by
the old State and make it what we want 1t,
by labor and skill. We have climate IN
surpassed, and under skillful tillage soils
that can be made equal to the best. Our
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-10-23
MARRIAGE. glide.

FSEING \ PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR FOR
, married persons those about to be mar
Iiel, both male and female. in everything con
ceruing the physiology and relations Of our sex
aaI system, aud the production and prevention Of
offspring, including all the new discoveries never
f,.trrn given in the English language, by WI.
TOUNG, II. y. This is really valuable and in
t.7c-tinE work. 1t is written in plain language
.pr the general reader and IS Illustrated with nu-
uarous rGgravinSs. All yOun8 married people,
or ;hose cuntempla ing marriage, and having the
iast iliDvdin 1T 10 married life, sCuG read this
oa.E l. dIscloses secrets that every one should
b.. ac1raiated with still it is book that must
be locked up and not lie about the house. It will
he sent to any address Oa receipt OF 90 cents.--
Address, DR., WI. YOUNG, No. 4!6 spruce
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
G.-AFFLIGTED and UNFORIUSAII.-NO
-l3.tcr What MAJ be yocr disease, before you
r,,ca yourself under the of any one Of the
ls,..sJus QUACHS-native and foreiGn-who ad-
" r,i,- i'll this or any other pap,r, sc: copy OF
Dr louugs Book and read it carefully. 1T will
b. tae mca Of wing you many dollar your
health, and possibly your life
II. Young can be consulted Oh any Of the dis
cases described Ill his publications, at his ofice,
n. fiG Spruce street. above Fourth, Philadel-
phia.
july3 I-1y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-10-23
STATE NEWS.

SUPERIOR COURT SYSTEM Our
people will be made to feel kcenly the
change il our Court system under the
Radical ,'egime We are assured that the
county Of Wake will not have TO pay less
than 81 0O0 for the expenses Of Judge
Watts Court in this city for two weeks
This IS only one of the objections TO the
new system, yet the expense is a strong
one. We must have q change and return
to our old system as soon as it can be
properly effected. Raleigh S5'ati"el.
CoEDEMSED.-A negro man calling him
self Robert Williams was tried and con-
victed upon the charge Of stealing the
horse of Mrs. T. G.. Whitaker, OF this
county, and a mule whose owner we do
not recollect. Judge Watts sentenced him
TO ten years imprisonment in the Peniten-
tiary. He Is to be confined in the county
iai. until the Penitentiary is prepared to
receive convicts. Raleigh Sentinel.
SUSPICIOUS CRCUMsTANCE.-Ne learn
from Il reliable source that on Sunday
evening last, negro boy found and dug
up seven muskets buried 10 afeld adjacent
to Goldsboro', and which is now worked
by Ii negro named Joe Blackman.
GoIdsboro' Messenger.
Mica IsINGLAss.-Any person owning
lands in this State, upon which Mica or
Isinglass can be obtained in considerable
quantity, can make his possessions profita,
ble by communicating with Rev. DR.. 3.
Craven, President of Trinity College, Civ
ing location and particulars generally.
CoUNTY.-Sunc time since, a II. Denni-
son, lately elected Sheriff of Craven county,
seized the race horse "Decaiver," very
valuable animal belonging to George Ever
son, Esq, for, as charged, the breaking of
the law by that gentleman, in regard to
the retailing Of liquors without paying the
license tax. Mr.. Evers0n soon procured
the proper papers and demanded his ami
NAL from the Sheriff. To his surprise, the
demand was refused on the ground that
the horse was not IN possession OF the
Sheriff at the time He subsequently
learned that Dennison had let om the horse
on It's pirate account for the sum of So
When "Deceiver' was returned to Eyr.
Egerson he was il founderea condition
The Sheriff was arrested yesterday by
Coroner Giles ". Young, on q nrecn,It
sued out against him by Mr. Everson. on
the charge Of illegally OBTAINING his animal
and for damaging the same. He gave bail
in the sum of $500 for his appearance at
the next term of the Superior Court, to
answer these charges.
Newbern jour. Of Com.
TIE WEsT.-A friend writing Us from
Polk county says: Let me assure you tha
change is going on here, the people are
beginning to open their eyes to the de
Structive policy of the Radicals We fee
confident from the signs of the times thai
durham will be elected to Congress from
this District by at least 1000 majority.
Raleigh Sentinel.
RoDBERT.-Wo learn that Mr.. Henry