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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-07-31

Heaiy Raia Storm and Terrible Elood--
Great Loss Of R0pnty.-A number az
LiUes Lost Damage 70 Rail Ro0ds.
DC, &c.
BALTIMORE, July 24.-Early this morn
ing rain commenced falling, and after a
slight intermiisiou il began at about nine
o clock to pour in torrents That portion
Of the city adjacent to Jones Falls is iuuu
dated, and travel is entirely suspended 10
that vicinity Frederick and Harrison
streets are completely flooded, also the Cen
tre Market space; and the Maryland lpsti,
tute is surrounded by a sheet OF cushing
loaming water, that Is carrying everything
ike h0gsheads, barrels, bales Of hay, etc,
with il. The first floors on the stores on
the streets named are under water, and mer
chants have been compelled TO remove their
goods to the upper stories
SECOND DISPATCH
BALTMoRE. July "a, 3 p. M-The wa
ter commenced rising few minutes before
one o clock, aud rose at the rate OF two
inches per minute, and has continued TO
rise 10 to this hour Calvert street is food
ed to Lexington, within few feet Of Mon
ument square North street is flooded al
most its entire length to depth OF four TO
eight feet Holiday srectto Fayette street
is flooded, Ford's Theatre being entirely
surrounded by water, which is passing down
Holiday aud Baltimore streets. Cray, Fred
erick and Hanover streets are entirely sub
merged. The water on Jone' S Fails Is sew
eral feet above the bridges, and 1t Is not yet
known whether they have been swept away
On many of the wharyes south Of Pratt
street the water Is several feet deep. a
large number Of dray horses and some dri-
vers were lost. There is no communication
between the eastern part Of the city. The
water is sweeping everything before it.
There is no communication north by tele-
graph The food is the greatest ever
known here.
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Heaiy Rain Storm and Terrible Eiood
Great Loss Of Property. - number Qi
Liues Lost Damage 70 RnH Roods.
dc, Dc
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-07-31

PETER II. SBIRES,
Pr9priei9r and B0HuJgc'y
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14
java Biiiirigs On setting Hens.

The hes; tin 20 set hen IL whei
the hen IL ready.
kant :ell what the best breed IL
hut Shanghi IL the meauest. II costs
az mach tcw board one az II daz a
stag boss. and yoa mite az wei IN
deri Ike tew fat a tanning mill 10y rum
mir oats thru il.
There amt no lroii in keeping a
hen tor liz eggs il he la. S less than
one day.
Hen> are very long lived, il they
don't contract The throat dl>eaze. -
There IL great many goes tew pot
by this melancholy discaze.
kant tell exactly how few pick
out good hen. bat AZ a general Thing
the long cared ones are the least ap,
to scratch up the garden.
Eggs packed in equal parts OF salt
and lime water, with the other end
down. will keep 80 to ~ years, ifthey
are net disturbed.
Fresh beef,ak. il good for hens /;
suppose 1 or ) pounds day would
b. a~l n ben would need, nj first along.
shall be happy ,ew advice YOU at
emmy time, on the hen qlcs.iD and
1t III eggs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14
xp.rscmce with the rsarberry.

t'Allvn, Benton Harbor. MICHIGAN.
les tic Am. institute Farmer :
MS 70 lows;
want to say few woris about
e balbcrry. One fact is. worth
#l dozen gucsses. and have OK.
ermii,ea en- barberrv for ten wears.
n3 cannot see III character as some
10. Ten years a4e, OF ab ut that
inc, PLANTED 100 harberry bushes
IL Dellawme G. t'v, Iowa. The ini.
wing winter, on 30 different DAYS.
he mercury sank down from 10 dee,
SO deg. 3 iow zero, and it did no,
1.te the barberry. THIS ought IL
establish its hardness. Fanr wears
agu , PLANTED ten rods Of small bar.
Der, aat~ 60. a hedge OF my place.
That hedge now appears mnct like
pe..ec> fence Ma or bcas, wona
Try more th..h once before passinp
through 1.-Two years mare Of such
growth as it hal last year would
make il ~. light. horse hirh. ana
bull strong. As 70 lis blasting crops.
l have raised wheat, corn. sugar
cane, potatoes, and many varieties Of
fruits, ri.ht along beside the barber.
ries. and the only thing | ever knew
blasted was few blasted English
gooscbarries, which always blasted.
eAen when far away from The barber
ries. \ Massachusetts, man com
plains Of the seedlings spron,ing up.
/ will pay lin sloo FOR 20, 900 such
plants delivered to mo next fan.
Onc wri;er complains Of their
spr5uting from the rco.s. and becom-
ing nui ancc. | deny that ono plant
Of the barherry ever sproated from
the root. Ii does. it is ,rnc, throw up
each year straight sprouts from the
collar 81 the ,tlaut. The second year
said shoots throw Of lateral branches
which lock and interlock with Tie
previous growth. All of these sprouts
unite below the collar ia one central
root which at The depth Of eight or
nine inches branches cut into proper
roots. bat have never seen one bud
on he root Of any plant of the bag-
berry. LIT no one send 10 me for
seeds or plants for have neither for
sale. | 10 though fully believe tha,
harberry is yet destined 10 become
the great hedge plant OF America.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14
HALLS
yeeetabIe SiciIian Hail Renexe,

I'sss-r near tncre0ses fhs yppss.
''ss.tv IT this rssiM06ie Hair Prep.
aswtsess, which u Aae 70 nsSsJo
sl>sss~. We eNn assare 0ssr oS6
w~ssysws that IL T. ksEs fsslsv ~ q
1s high standard. MMse 10 those
Who hare ss<rer Mse0 &c ere eNm
o"sssiessstN say. that % Il the emily
rr'is6is ~'sss perfected rrepvr0-
si"m "a rss'orc GRAY OH FADED
.sAlss {" cts vs,ssfkf vi cGior. WAX
snH u SORT. iusf'Otss. 0sssa siiksn ,
tie scdfP. on ifs wae. becomes
4rhsfe "sd rfean: q resMores all
er"is'oMs ssd daWserMN. aud BY
~ fOssir prOiIrrtjes vrerSssts tie
afafss 0-d m0Mrishes the h0jr
glands. by ifs wse the hair grove
thicker psssg strOM0er. IN b0Islne~
Il res.orrs fhe capillary giaM0s
"a their M1rns0S s'i0Or, 0sasS sriU
rre0'e y ssesC 0rUeCiA encrpt ~
erfrsnse Old ago. IL 70 the most
erUAoWsr~i HAIR DRESSING
erer Wssd. as u requires fesrer
applications. ind 0sres the A0is.
fha: sple"stil gfOssN appearance
- MUck admired bv all. 4. n,
HuUes, NJ. H.. State .fssayer ~
HISS. says, "the constituents are
rn.. and cay!"its .etccs~" ro-
i ,ss iss.Sr isssEr Al rSssii Ssr
its imte"st~st tsssrJsoscs. Ne pssb-
tish q treatise Oss the hair, srAirh
ZOO xenai free By mail upon anil.
caiiOM. WIsjeh cOMfaiMs cow speem.
sisi0rN ssOtires from cserDNsIsSn.
physsci0Ms. the lsress. and OfAers.
Ifc hare made the efMsiy 0f fAS
hair 0vsS ifs siiseMaes q specially
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14
BOOK Aosmrs wawreou

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Agents and subscribers see that you ret the
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14
In Bankruptcy.

In THE DIsraIcr CouRr or rnE Ux,rrn
SrArGs roR the DisrEIcr OF Iowa.
Nv sAe "as'er Of Eodscy BsseAer. Bs.kr.ps.
Notice 10 hereby given that a petition has h..r
Med IN said Court BY said Rodney Beecher n
Winthrop, 10 the county Of Buchanan, and
n'ate o. Iowa. - said district, duly declared !
bankrupt under tho Act Of Coperss. Of MAN
xnd, 1857. for : discharge and . esrtidcste
tnsreof from all his debts and other claims prov
able under said Act, and that tbs 10th day OF
ASsus.. a. y. 1905 ats o'clock p. ~. y assign-
ID Tor the hearing Of the cane a : Conf ~
Ssnksuytcy. d Room numbsr !, Custom uouss.
Dialogue, lows, in said District where a.S
When AZ creditors Of said bankrupt. Who have
proved their debts, and al other person. IN IN
,erest, may attend and show caase n snv ,hsx
not be granted. 'ao"'"
= Dsisd q Dubuque, this ga day Of july. A.
LEE wEARr, Attcrne,s.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14
JAMES &C HRAcK
HORSE FARRIER,

IJ6SUPs IOWA
Has had extensive ard very succsssful prac-
tice VIII treat thoroughly oil diseases incident
20 horses. cattle, &c. An experience u ten
,esn wsrrsnts him in promising satisfaction TO
bis customers.
eastrstion Of animals performed in . safe snd
skillful msEnsr mss
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14

OH AMPION
coeuLteTo. AvaieTe, PNyolciAne eUaoEoae
or America. for the successful Treatment Of
Diseases d Ne Eye. Ear. Threat. lesh. Lssgs CatanL
Desiless, IL.
Superior French Artificial Eyes inserted
Special attention given to Female Diseased
Letters with Pest Stamps enclosed will re-
esivs prompt attention.
No. l4l Madison st.. Between CLARK and
LA Sale. Pope's New Marble Block.
DR.. Bsrth's celebrated Asthmatic BaIsam 70,
the positive cure Of Astf ma, will be sent 10 an
address on the receiptof IS Trial Package, Of
$50 the Case
-" Address DR.. Bsrth 4 Co., No. I4I Mad.
ison Street, Chicago, III.
44-3nl
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

NsFEbp9SCHe ny Uth, %.
Mr. c. h. WALLACE, Druggist LA reply
to your inquiry, - 20 results in using the bot
tie Of Goes Dyrpepsis Csrs " purchased frcn
you, - take the hrst opportunity 10 state tAse
alter having suffered With Dyspepsia for tuen-
y years, have fosnd great relief from usins
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. In fact II IL tho only
remedy which could End to help me. l con.
slider i good remedy for oil that it is recon-
mendea.
Yours &c..
7. ". CLOSE.
We most eheesfally and earnestly recommend
Il to every one who has suffered fron The rava-
ges and horrors Of this terrible disease.
Ieass Truly.
{. n. WALLACE.
46-3w.l
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14
Sherins Sale.

Dvv.rtue cf an Execution Issued out of and
Dunder the Seal Of the District Court Of Blu
cn@nan County. Iswa. in favor Of James l..
Vinegar aad against the goods and ehattels.
land. and tenenents Of Beaj amin +. Richard
sad Lavina W. Kicksrd, I have levied upon the
following described property, viz:
Commencing at the south vest corner OF lol
I. in Block Is, Bulls Add. to the City Of Tnds.
pendence, Iowa. and running thesce north ~
feet, thence east lj5 feet. thence south A. feet
thence west IS feet to place Of beginning.
Which property, ~ above described, ! vii
offer for sale At Public Auction, 1t the door Of
the shefiFs once, IN the City Of Independence
on Saturday. Sept. 3th, , o'clock, r. n. Of sal.
day to the highest bidder, 70 satisfy said Exc
susion and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
SHERIFF. O6iee, Independence,
Aug. 7th, 1868.
ne ~.
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0IeEufHas fsaH ous EaehanEea.
PfTTsBURa. IT, The Cammerciay Of
Friday says
The marks on the Monorqahela
pier show seven feet six inches large,
and rising aud on the Allegheny pier
nine feet and rising. There BE- plenty
Of water 10 most points.
CINcINNATI.-Tho C0mmercim of
Saturday says:
The Messenger ran through snow
all Thursday night. aud shove ed snow
inches deep OF her roof yesterday
morning.
The interest Of Capt. w. A. Gregg.
deceased, 10 the Champion will be
sold at auction. on Tuesday, By the
administrator. Ii consists 0f three
eighths of the boat
The Thompson Dean arrived from
Cairo, on Thursday, from New Or
leans, seven days and seventeen hours
out. She had 800 tuns freight, and
had discharged two hundred tons at
way landings ORiDg to a scarcity Of
coal at the mouth Of White River,
she was compelled 10 use green cot
tOnwOod, which caused much loss Of
time. Captain Pepper says she will
make the run from New Orleans to
81 Louis In six or seven days, with
1000 tuns Of freight
Sr. LoUIs.-The Democrat Of SAT-
urday says:
The river has risen a few inches.
The last boat up found nine and a
half feet water over the bar 40 Hat
Island. Fine stage Of watcr Co Ke0-
kuk and in the Illinois. The Lower
Missouri continues In a fair condition
for steamers. The Mississippi above
the rapids ~ falling, with ico forming
in the sloughs about Dubuque. Snow
storm at Keokuk and river falling.
Missouri reported closed By an Joe
gorge above Plattsmouth.
New ORLEANS -- The Times Of
Thursday says:
The weather throughout the entire
Of yesterday was clear aud ine. with "a
braciug temperature.
Business operations on the lcvce
was tOlerably active. We noticed
some very good trips leave port
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EcOnOmT is WealtII.

"0B, MOTHERl MOTHERl you
~ need not puy me new Furs this
Winter. You can get my old gray and
white Furs cieaned. and shaped, ana re-
lied Emma got her white Furs cleaned
and made TO look like new At MRS. BUT
TRISS'S, near the corner OF Second and
Mulberry Streets"
why. my dear L Lnoughb she only
bleached Bonnets.
son. yes: she cleans Furs and white
Plumes. or dyes them; and Keeps q nice
sssortment OF Velvets aud Trimmings,
and makes new Hats and Bonnets, and
fixes old ones so nice aud cheap. Do give
her a ealIl Don't forget-Near the corner
of second and Mulberry Streets" lnol7d1w
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WHAT LEADING JoURNAI.s SAY.

WHAT LEADING JOURNALS SAY.
The Rural New Yorker will henceforth
be published simultaneously here and at
late Mayor OF Rochester, has been nearly
twenty years at its head, and has sur
rounded himself by very able corps OF
assistants and contributors. He has done
noble work for agriculture IN the West.
and Is now rapidly enIaraing the field OF
his usefulness.-IN. Y. Daily Tribune.
Moore's RuI al Is full of variety, original
and seiect. We confess to surprise at
the variety and richness of its contents,
bOuntifu ly illustrated as IL is. NO paper
on our list comes so near our ideas of per-
fiction Tor a secular family paper. IL
maintains high moral standard.-lN.
Observer.
Without exc ption. the best agricultural
anu family newspaper. Mr.. Moore lately
receive 81 ,OOJ oraIt for one club of new
subscribers.-l Minnesota Statesman.
a model paper for the farmers family.
If We were to start Il periodical again, II
would be in imitation OF tie Rural New
orker.-L American AgrlculsSrist.
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RED JACKET
AXE.

C0LBURN'S PATENT.
Patented July o. 1867. Re-fssated dug. IS, 1868.
Extracts from letters and reports of the
working qualities Of the Axe; rs
I. Your Axe is bound to be THE AXE.
IL. 1t will cut Is per cent. better.
III. My brother lost one arm in the war,
but with your Axe he can cut as well as
any one else can.
". II could not get another, twenty
five dollars (S25) would not buy it.
V. 1t will cut hoop-poles better than
any other Axe.
VI. would not be without it for any
thing.
l-VII. The only. objection is, it goes too
far into the wood.
VIII. Men who chop for a living univer-
sally approve of it, &c, sc. &C, al fTlJj1at-
ttLnI.
EFor sale by all responsible dealers in the
United states.
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Manufacturers of the II ED JACK f L
AXES. SAWS, SROVELS. and SCOOPS.
and all the approved shapes and styles OF
AXES. Sole owners of Colbufn's Patent
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IOK EFT 8, y ..

1.-THE DRAWING WILL TAKE
- place at Masonic Temple. in Louis
Vile, Kentucky, on the l4th day of Janu-
Ag, hts will furnish pamphlets giving
description of the property, ana contain
ing the act of The Legislature authorizing
the sale.
Commissioners who will manage the en-
terprise are named in the act of the Legis-
lRture, and their integrity and response
billy are endorsed in the certificates
(which will be found in the pam phletS)
of Governor John w. Stevenson, Hons.
Garrett Davis and Thomas G. McCreery,
United States Senators. Hon. John II.
Bunch, Speaker OF the Kentucky House
of Representatives, Hon. Archibald Dixon,
Joseph Adams, President of the Farmers
tional bank John ii. BaIret and others, of
Henderson, KY; Hon. w. f. Parrett, Judge
of the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judi
clal District, and NJ. 5. Johnson, Judge of
the Court OF Common Pleas, of Ind ana |;
Hon. VIM. II. Walker, Mayor, John s.
Hopkins, President FIRST National Bank.
and others, of Evansville, Indtapa, and
many other gentlemen of position and
TICKETS can be purchased o.
L. ii. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender-
r. 3. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank.
THos. Z. A. BROOKS, Covington, KY;
JOHN c. LATHAM, President Bank OF
Hopkinsvtlle, Hopk. sVtlle, KY.
James L. Dallam, CON- "r~iai Bank, Pa
So books opened at these points on the
Phi LIP HORNBROOK, ESQ, Water
Street, between Main and Sycamore, and
SEMONIN. DIXON & CO., No. = north
First street, will order tickets from the
Agents at Henderson, KY, for those who
desire to purchase. se28 diff
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TERMS OF VOL. Xxx, FOR 1863.

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published ia the city 81 New York ia now
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only ONE OLLAh a ycari Every Huh-
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aud also has "a lar cash capital go insure
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~ very liberal compensation. Samples Of
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address r. %. MINhk, New DfuufWlck,
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