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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

: There was not one Democratic vote east
OF the recent election in Peacham, Vermont.
There were two there last year, but the old
man, who was deaf, dumb and blind, has
accept an Office under the State govern,
ment-the post Of shoe pegger in the prison.
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GENERAL OFFICE.
Gerpd Gaseaes sdbsciptonE one year,

Stationery, postage stamps, so %.
wATERwORKs.
Office rent. ice. etc., $50 &C..
Replacing pavement, hardware and ium-
Der, eA92 % - 80. -
:, On account of eight new boilers for water
works, $l1 POO.
INSANE ASYLUM ees~as-
Stationery y, Sill 50.
Beef. Vegetables, wood, 1884 80. o.
HOME OF AGED AND INFIRN. .'
Rent, 1925.
Beef, groceries, drugs, sl2l 70.
~ COURrHOUsEs. eg5 t',
Repairs, SAG, 80.
Advertising proposals for repairs. $50.
.taoj MARKETHoUsEs.
Advertising proposals for repairs, $5l:
Repairs TO roofs of sundry markets, So34
20 I'D PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Itt
Repairs 10 belfry of Workhouse, 1898 rs.
Cleaning privies, $35
-.e .,..- AsYLUMs.
Cleaning privies, $l55. -s.r
.fn,H PEsT-HOUsEs. .--
Treatment Of INDECENT smallpox patients
from twenty-sixth of April to thirty-first of
July, 1870, sll,lOo
'-.n L. T. DELASIZE.
Administrator.
Department Reports.
BY Mr. Shaw:
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spent, and even then the expenditure could
be by no means lavish.
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The increase exhibited above. over the
usual monthly average, arises from the fol-
lowing expenditures:
For two new boilers in Bienville
Draining Machine. ......... So, 800 90
For payment on account of brick '.
sewers. St. Charles avenue 49,. 1900 90
For setting stone curb in st.
Charles avenue 500 05
s. Total $500 05
Nj. Al l.. I
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ton levee, even should it be considered
within the province of the board without
further Legislative action. f.
sl-,e,.z..l' 4, =. S. w. SAWYER, q.
aaa. Commissioner First District.
On motion of Commissioner Benham the
above report was received and adopted, and
the Secretary ordered to transmit a copy to
the Beard OF Administrators Of the city of
New Orleans .98s ia s.s.s
r. d. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Both COMMUNICATIONS were received and
ordered to he printed.s C. SaSKN.
BIeashiy Reports.
Mr.. West presented his monthly report, as
follows: .s y, IA "a. d. -
80 DEYARrMESr OF IMPRoyKMrNTs,
October 9, 1870. )
To the Hon. Benz. r. Flanders. Mayor: ~ :.
3 SrR-1In submitting the monthly report Of
tins department. as required by section ten
OF TIE rity charter, for the past month, there
are hut lew matters Of Importance to which /
refcrenne can i,e made. The total of ex-
pe,1'leures, subsequently appended hereto,
VIII pest demonstrate the character of oper-
atoms IN the v:srious branches of the depart
ineh1, wherein the policy has been adhered
10 OF containing ioutIays to absolute ncccs-
sues. Inc neutrality-suspicious. for relief show
some m aDa,epent, ibpt many are sufficiently
weil-foundck to eause regret that o,;r
finances prevent their being granted at the
present time. The process Of improvement emf
must continue TO be gradual until Increased |
revenues shall warrant the undertaking Of |
more comprehensive measures: meanwhile
the department of improvements must hear
the onus Of being known for its inability to !
remedy many evils. 1t is hoped that the,
community will understand that the present /
IS h9t the opportune occasion for further ex-
Ichaitures, and be content to wait until the |
justify them. :. n n -
fsasf srREETss tsHi 9tfoa aisi q
A good deal Of inccAvenience has becnfclt |
water to properly cleanse tie streets. wl,iIc !
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of New Orleans, That the landing space at
Post 20, Second District, is hereby apprO-
priated to the United States Lighthouse
Board for the term of five (5 years from
the first day of January, 1871, upon the fol-
lowing conditions: The said Lighthouse
Board shall use and control space of one
hundred and fifty Q50) feet of the river front
at the point above named during the term OF
this privilege, for the purpose OF landing the
United States lighthouse vessels, and shall
construct their own wharf, and maintain
the same in good order.
Be it further ordained, etc, That all or
dnances or parts of ordinances i'll conflict
herewith be and the same are hereby re-
pcaled.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. West:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
October u, 1870. s
To the City Council of New Orleans:
The undersigned, having considered the
I" Petition Of w. w. Williams asking the
Council to subscribe for new map Of the
Sixth District, respectfully reports favora-
bly, on same, and recommends the adoption
of the resolution herewith presented.
j. Il. WEST, Administrator.
Resolution for subscription to map Of the
Sixth District.
Resolred, That the city of New Orleans
subscribe to fifty (50) copies of a map Of the
Sixth District, at three dollars and fifty
cents tS3 SOY each, submitted by Mr.. w. w.
Williams.
Adopted. @
BY Mr.. West: -t3a.o
Resolution relative to the Stow patent
foundation pavement.
Resolred, That permission be and the
ealne in herphv granted Il, I CloL .. -
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SALES.


EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALU-
& ABLE REAL ESTATE There will be sold
at Public Sale on the premises in Londonderry
township, on FRIDAY, MARCH 25th, 1870, the
following described property. 10 wit The
MANSION TRACT. CONTAINING 2i2 acres, I60
seres cleared, 90 acres good meadoE and 100
acres bottom and limestone gravel all in an
excellent stare Of cultivation having thereon cree
telan excellent DWELLING HOUSE. large frame
bttE and other cut buildings. also a story
ara a ha,f iey hoase with kitchen and stable in
the town Of Briigrport and GOOD SAW MILL
as Biz win creek. with unsurpassed water pow
and IN good ruauing order. This tract is sta
ate AZ the Junction Of the Bedford and CON-
NELLSEILLE Rail- ROADS There caa be
little doubt chat a.Depot agiH 5s eTeefed upon or
aa,mediatety adjoining H. thus rendering a con-
siderable part valuable for BUILDING LOTS
The shove Farm will be offered in parcels as fol-
lows NJ About % seres All j2ining where the pro-
posed depot ITO be erected abenf So acres cleared
and ~ acres timber. includ ng Mansion Rouse
ard Barn Ne. 2, Cehtaining about SIS acres
about Go acres cleared and 25 timber, including
house and lot ia Briageport, Saw Mil and water
power No. 3, Containing about loo aeres, about
60 acres cleared snd 40 acres timber. Draft
shown day Of lie
~ r. Widows dover 10 remain in this prop
eTty until her death
Sale to commence At ! O'Clock, P NJ Of said
day, when further terms will be .ade known
HENRY MILLER
Ex'r Of the last Wal Of john MiiIer, dee d.
apgr
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alfu Advertisements.
)UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESfATE The undersigned, admin
rs ratoF With the viii annexed Of Nicholas STRAY
er, late OF Middle berry township, deceased,
u Ill contained, wi offer for sale and cell by pub
lie outciy, upon the premises, MONDAY the
4th day Of APRIL, 1870, all the following DE-
seribed real estate situate In the township Store
said 20 vii: All that certain tract OF ,snd, ad-
Joining lands of Martina h. duncan, dec d, IN the
East and on the South, ( Hammond, Esq "a the
Res, and the heirs Of John Cusnman Oh the
North containing l32 acres, more or less, about
fifteen acres cleared the balaEcc ofahe traes we'll
INN Dered TINS property viii be offered IN ~hole
or in parts 70 suit TIE conVeBieres OF purchasers
Deed made and possession given immediately up
on com piiAnee with condEuons Of sale
Sale 10 comm eBee Of 4 O'clock r. N OF said
d. " when due attendance will be given and serIEs
in ade knoEn by JAMES MALARIA,
Adm'r with viii annexed OF Nicholas o1Eayer,
dec'i marl0w4
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NJ. NJ. RirCHEY. Sec [.
B. T. Wo"DcoCK, Treas y.

Havana correspondents write that
the Cubans have begun TO retaliate in
kind on the Spaniards. General Ques-
ada. before he was superseded by Gen
eral Jordan, ordered all the prisoners
within his immediate command to be
shot, ard 125 Spaniarls were quickly
sent 10 their last homes. When Jor-
dan took command he shot 800 prison
ers. The back fiag is flying on both
sides now, and a war of determination
has set in.
The Blood thirsty negroes of Hayti
are shooting all of Salnave's promi-
nent adherents. Our negro ambassa-
dor has been tie means of saving the
lives of twenty-five people. The Pres
idential question agitates the Hayti-
ans. Saget is too Old, Brice is too
young, Dominique is too unpopular,
and the South objects to Nord, and 10
body has been found yet to suit all fac
tions.
Secretary Boutwell's debt statement
for the month ending March /, is pub
lisfed. The total national debt, less a
mount in the Treasury, is s., ,43S, ,32s,-
Az. The apparent decrease since Feb
ruary WAS So. .4S4, ,8II.
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THE M0RRIsON's COVE II. R.-The
Hollidaysburg and Newrg people are
now contending for the location Of this
road, both parties claiming 10 have
raised a sufficient amount of money 10
insure the grading and baIlasting of
the track The case is now before the
authorities who are 10 decide in the
matter. and We shall say nothing
more about it for the present-AHooRa
1fibmle.
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Irishmen, in all parts of the coun-
.rylsare making great preparations for
the eeiebration of 81. Patrick's 5 Day,
which this year is 10 be observed with
unusual spiendOr and parade. Ii falls
on Thursday. the 18th of March.
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Fulton county has a sensation. A
medicine man dragged a whole family
and then committed an outrage on the
maternal head thereof. He will no
doubt be sent ''where the woodbine
tWinelh."
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Success TO them !

.
FRoM MDDlE woopBERRY.-Pr Proceedings
oftGs Teachers, Institute Of Middle Woodber-
~ ToirnsAip Institute convened SATURDAY.
Feb. 26th, with The following corps of teach
ers preseat. viz: Messrs Frederick Keagy,
F. S. Bake-, G. Price, J. A Baird, D. Price,
W. Fl. Clouse, NJ. NJ. Ritehsy and B. F.
Woodcoek. The morning exercises consisted
of drill in Mental Arithmetic BY Mr.. s.
Price. drill in English Grammar by Mr.. NJ.
u. Rircbey, a drill in Reading by Mr.. B. F.
Woedcocl;. a drill ia 0ubography by Mr.. z,
s Keagy aud an interesting lecture oa the
Principles OF Penmauship by Mr.. D. Price.
Alter which institute adjourned to meet at
10 o clock P. N.
The afternoon exercises were opened with
vocal music. in ehich all participated. M.
F. S. Baker then conducted driIlin History,
which was followed by drill in Geography
aud one in Written Arithmetic by Mr.. y,
Price and Mr. j. A Baird respectively. Mr..
W. Fl. Clouse delivered an oration. and +. S.
Keszg read an essay. The Woman Suffrage
question was then taken up and discussed it,
the affirmative by Messrs. Woodcock, clouse,
Baker and Baird aud on the negative by
Messrs D. Price Rltchey. ). Price aud
Keagy, the committee deciding in favor Of the
negative.
The followiag resolutions we're then anaui-
a,ously adopted.
!. Pesolced, that We as body of teachers
will positively not teach another term in Bea-
ford county except the school tera De extend
ed to tx mouths.
2 RegoJced, that vocal music be taught in
the com non schools Of our County aud should
be made requisite on the teachers certih-
cate.
s. Pesolred. that we heartily approve of
the movement now afnat for the removal OF
the Normal School to the Borough Of Wood
berry.
l. Resolred, that it would be to the inter
est of every teacher to read two OF more Of
the leading educa 'ional journals Of our eouu-
trT.
). Resolred, that We tender our sincere
thanks 60 the treasurer Of ts'e h9ard OF airrc-
tors for his pnnetuality OF pay e7oy' a"a % the
b0ad IN general for lheir exertions u su'tt4
ing the teachers with the means ueces al 'o'
making the schools a success.
On motion Institute adjourned sine die.
NJ NJ RiTcHEY. Sect.
B. F. No"DcocK, Tress'y.
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DIED.

CORLEY-Eear 3uena Vista, on the 3rd of
March, lo70 Mienael T. Corley, aged g yeaIs, 10
months and 2 days
CE5SN NA-N-a1 Seheilsburg Feb 10Th, 1870
Elesina 0iuly Cessna. infant daug ghter OF Geo. w.
and Elizabeth Cessna, aged 8 months snd Is
days
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a large frame hotel, known as the
National Hall, was totally destroyed
by fire, at Huntingdon, on Saturday e.
veuing last. The fire is supposed TO
have originated d from the bursting Of a
coal oil lamp.
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Beast Butler, renegade Cessna and
honestly John Covode defended
WhittHnGre, The South Carolina cadet
ship peduiing carpet -bagger. "A fel-
low feeling makes Us wOadrous kind"
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The most difficult punctuation is
to put stop TO gossips' tongues.
1t would be we'll enough to put peri
Od 10 every ones existence. That
would stop them,
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\ Bedford youth came home the
other evening singing ''Shoo Fly"
when his maternal ancestor let her
shOo Jly at his head. That ''boddered"
him considerably.
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1t IS said that republican" candi
dales, in orGer to make sure OF the
coIortd vote al the neXt election, VIII
appear before the pu bile ia burIt cork
Shouldn't wonder.
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Now. boys, here's valuable hint
a western boz who went skating "a
gainst his fathers will, stuffed his
clothes with old newspapers before he
returned home, and his stern parents
caastisement didn't amount 10 the
value OF flea bite on dead dog.
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II NJ. REYNOLDS, ATTORNEY AT
e1 Lay BEpToRD, PA.-AH business intrnst-
ed 70 him uaH be attended TO with greHf care Up
ou notice will appearfor parties in suits before
Justices ofthe Psaee in any part Of toe cnauiy y.
ofis with ). W. DiekersDa, Esq. on JulianA
St. next door north of Mengel House.
uar3'T0tf
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CURE FoR Couch OR CoLp.-As
soon as there is the slightest uneasiness
of the Chest, with difficulty of breath
ing, or ind cations Of Cough, take dur
ing the Gay few Browns Bronchial
roches." Containing demulcent in
gradients, they allay Pulmonary Irrita-
tion. Have them in readiness upon
the first appearance Of a Cold or Cough.
A Coop MovE.-Tfe friends Of ed
uc7 tion in Southampton township
have lately established a circulating
library, which at present contains 275
volumes. The head quarters of this
institution is at the school house near
Purcell's store, with three Emissions"
or branches one az Green Ridge, one
in Buck Valley and the third at the Ma
tional Pike in Maryland-where books
can be had by those who conform TO
the rule of the association. The pay
ment of If V cents initiation fee, aud
fifteen cents a month, entities any one
to the use of two books week. The Ii
brary comprises the whole of Dickens
and Scott's works and fair selection
of historical, biographical and miscel-
laneOus books.
We are glad to announce that the
southampton Circulating Library is
an established fact, Notwithstanding
the fierce opposition it encountered
from a certain stupid and fanatical
quarter. Men of the very party which
was wont to make that township the
subject Of all the slang phrases which
they could invent, because her people
remained true to the teachings of the
fathers of the Republic, were loudest
in their opposition TO the diffusion Of
knowledge through the proposed IL
brary, and denounced it as a scheme 10
warp the min6s of the people, which
woui eventually terminate in ruthless
~ tearing the estate of Southampton"
from the Union, and plunge her society
into chaos and confusion!
But the opposition of The "all-the-in-
teiligence'' party was Of no avail, and
the enlightened democracy viii read
on and continue to vote against
the faBaticism that at present has
its destructive clutches on the "hest
government that the world ever saw. 4"
Success TO them
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-10

Ii all the Congressman who are
guilty of even baser rascality that that
of Whittemore, the great loif retailer
OF cadetships, would resign, that body
would soon be witheut quorum
And what blessing it weaid be Tor
the peoplel
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Will the person who borrowed the
volume of DR.. Gum, from the under
signed, please return it TO TINS office al
once? q. II. MENGEL.
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rT1HE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For t,gsufg.fre cents you oq1 6"y Of gear
Drsggist or Grocer a packags Of Sea. Moss
FzraHs, aaHa{actnIed tlroH pRrs irlsh ldoss or
Carags,a, ,rbic6 ,giR maks s'ztesp qDa,fs IF
Biane Haags, esd iikt gna"f'fy ef Pnd-
alngs, Cusfgrds. Grams, Charlotte Rasse, Sc,
&c. 1t is By fay tie cheapest, hsEtfhisst and
most delieioz2 .fooa n the F79ria
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE Co,
So Park Place, n Y
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\ little girl Whose parents took her
TO church last sunday thought the
minister wanted an office because he
said ''.jraut, We beseech Thee"
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WY are printers bills, these times,
like faith? Because they are the sub
stance OF things hoped for and the eT-
idence Of things not seen.
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COURT sALE "a


" VALUABLE FARMS In pursuance of an
0rtsr Of tie Orphans Court of Bedford County
the undersigned Administrator Of the Estate Of
Christian Albright, late Of Londonderry town
chip, deed viii sell st public sale on the premi-
ses situate in said township. on Tnesiay. tie 22l
day Of March, A. ID. 1879 the following deserib-
el valusbie Farms to .sit
No l-MaHsiun Place, Containing 1873 acres II2
peEehes, about l25 acres e1red abd under eulri-
vatlon, hSYias thereon erected 4 dwelling house,
bank bara. blacksuithshcp, spring house and
olhe- out bail dings adj'inBg lands Of James
MAtiingiy. John SsWrlz, Alex King and Others
NO2-C Containing lS2 acres 81 perebes abou.
250 acres cleared aud uSder cultivation, with
d. cling house, bank barn, and other 0utbuiid-
ings thereon erected. adJ5ining lands ct Jacob
Wat, john Lowry, Wn. a Porter Heirs, John
NJ. Ba hauaH aud others.
These very desirable properties are favaFbIy ie-
GATES Oh tie iiae oi tne PtFsbaIg aBd CoaaeiIs-
FiiIe ksli hoap- near the Cumberland Market
and - very pleas Dt neIgabIhOod, convenient
10 churches and schools RiJh facilities Of spriugs
ana r4anins waters, &e. TEAMS, ore third 10
band Ak eoatfia tIoh oi sale, and the remainder
IN t@o equal annual payments thereaf er. Per
s0ns desiring Information. sr view CT the prsmi
see, s9e invited ~ rali upcn the subscriber or up
on J9nn Reed, OF Bedford
JACOB L. ALBRIGHT,
feb24w4 Admir-
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Bel Butler has announced himself as
4 candidate for the Presidency. Bad
as il radicalism, it certainly does not
deserve to be afflicted with that klep-
tomaniac negro minstrel. ''Shoo
Fly!"
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The newly enfranchised of Blair
county intend to jubilate at the place
furnishing the most stamps. The
Fifteen shs" nave an eye to IBIS"
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Robert S. Kerr. Of McCOnnellshurg
was thrown from sleigh and serious
~ hurt, last week.
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The 'tIsland King" one of the wells
of the Stump Islands Oil Co. Of this
place, averaged 20 barrels day during
the month of February.
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Blair county has sixteen Ioil fellows
Ntho are willing to serve their country
in the capacity of County Treasurer.
Over, of the Register, is one of them.
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The Russell Zouave3," Of Bloody
Run, will parade and driIr' on next
Saturday. The company is said to be a
success.
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County Superintendent Fisher has
his Office with the Sheriff, in the court
house.
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Williamsburg, Blair county, where
the Temperance VaadjcatOr is publish
ed, has licensed hotel-the first in
two years.
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Every parent, whose son Is away
from home at school, should furnish
him with home newspaper.
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BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries.
Clothing Hats Boots and Shoes, QueenswRre,
Fish, Notions Leather, Tobacco, BE, at J. NJ
shoemaker's Bargain Store
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BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries.
Clothing. Hats. Boots and Shoes Queepswsre
Leather, Fish. dotiUns, Tobacco, de gt ] M
sheemaker's Bargain Store
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a CAPITAL New NovEL.-"I1ed as
a Rose is She" a new novel by the au-
thor of ''Cometh Up as a Flower," f" is a
very vivid and charming Iove-story, in
which the characters are drawn with
unusual vigor, and the ineiilents have
probability and freshn as. "Cometh
Up as Flower" +" and Not Wisely, but
too Well, >" the preceding noveisbg the
same author, tracted no little atten-
tion on account of their spirited char
acter-sketehing they exhibited, in
deed, in this particular, a really strik.
ing power. Red IA Rose has the
same quality. A better drawn hero
ine, or one more truly full of deli
cious human nature, no recent fiction
has supplied. The interest of the eto-
ry is most absorbing, and altogether it
is the freshest and most readable book
ofthe season. Published by ID. Apple
ton & Co., New York, who will mail
a copy to any address, postpaid, on
receipt Of sixty cents or three books
by the same author, for 81 81.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-10

To-day Wednesday the Peightal
murderers suffer the extreme penalty
Of the law at Huntingdon.
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a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
4 Notice is hereby given that Letters of Al
IninistrGtion have been granted to the underslgn-
ed hy the Register of Bedford county, upon the
estate of John III Walter. late of Union township,
deceased All persons indebted TO said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment. and
those having elSins against the s4ne will pre-
sent them. properly authenticated for settlement.
mar3w6& W p. LAMBRIGHT, Admir-
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Our young friend, j. Harry Hutton,
has again returned TO Philadelphia
and is with his old firm, Messrs. a. A.
Shumway & Co., in their new store,
434 Market street. South Side, half
way between fourth and fifth. Harry
boasts that they have decidedly the
haRdsomest Shoe house in PhiIa., aud
ire know that it is well filed with de-
siraele goods. The young man under
stands his business, and tLose who
favor him with their orders can de-
pend on having them. filed in a satis-
factory manner. To those of our Mer-
chants in the county, who have not
tried this house, we would cordially
recommend them to DO so. They viii
find full line of cheap and desirable
goods Send in your orders and give
the young man trial.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-10

BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries.
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Queensvare
Motions, Leather, Tobacco. Fish, DC, atJ. M
Shoemaker's Bargain Store.