The Bedford Gazette.
A R HO WE AND A3ROAD.
was under the old re
" l ,-m n it is, under the dispensation
"j"*'V'-'
0i please ctfv and credit
taction at Bloody Run— Wm. States & Co.,
•ii . iiiheir elegant stock of merchandize, at
Public Auction, at their store in Bloody Run,
ofl Tuesday, the 22d io*. See advertisement,
in another column.
y ew York Election— DANIEL F. T.EMANN, I
E *q was elected Mayor of New York, at the!
municipal elrcwa in that city, over j
FERNANDO WOOD, the regular Democratic now- ,
MB. TIEM.XX ran as an independent j
Democrat.
üßtaver StarF— We are glad to s-e this i
Democratic Hesperus again shining Irour 'he
somewhat cloudy political sky pi Heaver conn- J
ly . May its never wane.
utfotice to Collectors." —At the request of j
jt r Nkodemus,the efficient Clerk to the Com
missioners, we call the attention oh'those whom ;
it may concern' to the advertisement headed as ;
quoted above.
Thanks!- The Johnstown Actional Demo
cratwill please accept our gratitude f.,r Dm ,
kind feelings it has manifested toward the edi
tors of this paper. "Methuselah" is, doubtless, j
in his (political) dotage, and, therefore, we;
think our friend of the Democrat should have
mercy on his infirmities.
Hon. IVilson lieiily- —We leatn from the
Chambersburg papers, that our member, Mr,
Reilly, departed for Washington, escorted to
the cars bv 3 number of the principal citizens
ol the place, irrespective oi party- Mr. Reiliv
is popular at home and woi be sr>, we doubt not,
in Congress.
Cosmo 'tot it an *lrt • Dsoctdion. I>v refer
to our advertising columns, it will tie seen that
this praiseworthy helper of American Alt
ami Literature is again before the public with
stronger attractions than ever, ihe Associa
tion have re-purchased the '-Greek Slave'
the Venus dt Medici of America—and include
it among the prizes which they will distribute
to subscribers in January nest. ( The'-Greek"
was drawn by a subscriber to the Association,
in a former distribution, which subscriber, wv
believe, rea!iz-d the nice little sum of S6OOO
by the operation.) There is also a great varie
ty of other products of the sculptor's chisel,
as well a< numerous fine paintings, which will
be distributed to the lucky patrons of the Asso
ciation. We hope, for the benefit of our .Na
tional Literature and Art, that this enterprise
will be encouraged. JOHN- P. REED, K-o , is
the "Honorary S Cretan''* for this placv.
I&WMIe,
jj; Peartsylcn.i i and Dr. A; yscr.s
J**®™* s yr p.
the (' irrt'SDOiident <>; the Evening
Chmniefe, in at letter to the Editors, spi-uks in
the following conn, ndato: y tern s of Or- Key- •
serV Pectoral Syrup, I ir sale at the Ding Store j
ot Samuel Ht(,mil , Esq.. in this place: Dr. ;
Key set's Pi'Ct'Jfal >• MiJ , . - ' igh! V extollr I here.
] have to n ,(e ffjy* fact as g'.v nI i nu- : v sev. nil
oftfle Members* who have i:,,. !e u.-e vf the Sy l
up. I'iiey stijfe (hat hv the ie of *a bottle of
this nvalil.iiile'CoUgtl Frt|f., fh*V li.l\e been |
relieved .if a rbc'ressj-ier ('origh that ciiTSf i' them
much trouble. It U but justice to the Doctor
to say that they ar . Unrd in lie ir praise of this :
Medicine, and should the Doctor deem it advi- ;
sabie to app iiiit sn agent here, it would be to
his advantage, as 'lie Syrup Would meet a*a i! v i
sal-, it is pronounced good.
For sale at the store of Sam'l Brown, Bed-j
ford. Pa., and at the store of Cotvin &. H-.bi-on,
Schellshurg, Pa.
THE LAST NOTICE.
I am in earnest in say ing thai I want to settle
with all the old friends and patrons of tie-"/L /-
ford Gazette: in form as wet! as in the country.
'Many have manfully responded t > .y firmer
totuv, and I have faith to heii- ye that all will
in a>h it tune. As money is scarce. I v. lii
give ;,ny reasonable indulgence to those who
d-sire it, provided f'n vs- tll* at once. T veil!
aste'u in p-rson at the office > f {i niv Nicod- -
us, Esq.. t r a short time v<-t. probably OBtil
'''■•' f J, v. ablT jc!i I>\ ill place a !
oas- ill i! a't a r.-s in t! handsof I'Kquire \tro
•:"o i i r c 1 - i h ti. without reap, ft h> persons
and I imanhot what I say.
GKQ. VV. UO'W'MA.NL
Nov. 27, ! NAT.
IIv. ? they Vctt- in California
; - ifornia corri-pon lent , j (tie Memphis
•<!'!>■ - ihil! writes j:| refa'j Hi !•( the vote ill
lji.il S't-Jte at the Jate election. tv<iiiJey was the
ma-1, R -puldican candidate fir Governor, nod
Low ie was the Know-Nothing. The vote of
v H c iiiiti-named equal n, Democracy the
iMillieil "Egypt," (J f I!lip j, .
Y* VOTE IN Tills -TATE IS AS l'OL
\ LOWS :
A . isr ' 7 *
\ u g't' i'" < ntnrt. }' irmrynt. Weftftr. Slaiihey B' trir.
y' s eG.lo.'i go, 09; pg-> '21,1140 J9,iSl
U3yv SOME OF THE COCNTIES VOTI'D I
es I " * ll er. Sl'tu/et/. Bowie.
. \j\ PS 1 "
K s4 .. P 19
tit < „Hn 414- 7 0
pr, ~° 7 1 <>
, son 3i
\)be*po22. f v f>s 0
Rresoo cast one vote for Fremont.
<h"u J'soived to root the rascal out, and
'- af l " lat cou "ty thought they
Vp knt, 1) and behold, he has turned
tbJ n ' a in ttie county will acknowl- '
ideiuji' aiJ ' s supposed to have been !
v OLb0 Lb €f " J
.veiy y #[ _, CKE. — The oldest churches in
'he old v.! e fee ted in 1766, and ;
qd in jyjg' 'hurch, (Dutch Reformed,) erect- I
Christ dm' , he church in Boston is;
(he o/ji ' ialem NtreH, erected in 1723. :
' v,f 'g's rhutch was built t in 173", the :
Uj 4!' i0 t and tKv Battle church;
•. '
NEW HAVEN AGAIN REBUKES FANATICISM—
j Black Republican refuge of lies Exposed—
! Democratic Town IManagement Complimented
and Sustained—„Ww Haven, a Democratic
lawn and no .Mistake. — Under thL Stirling
caption 'he A--\y Haven Register gives the re
suit ot the annual .-lection in that Town. The '
opponents called upon every "opponent of Air.
Buchanan's administration," to rally and put
down the Democratic party, and vindicate blee
ding Kansas." The result is, on a poll 0f4,000 i
votes, and in a fiercely contested fight, the
Democracy have triumphed by an average ma
jority of about 300. The lowest candidate 011
; the Democratic ticket has about 100 majority
| over the highest opposition candidate ; and every
; man on the ticket, from town clerk to the j
j pound-keepers, is handsomely elected!
The election took place on Monday : but the
news was refused a place in the telegraph, and i
, only vached us by mail.
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS AND A UNIFORM SPEED.
j —At a meeting of the National Association for j
j Promoting Social Science, field in London, j
Lord Brougham read a lengthy pap r on the j
pi. vi-ntion of railway accidents, in which iie |
tuorf t lie ground t tint the speed shot!lei he fixed
' hv law, and should IT moderate, rot exceeding
j twenty or twenty-five miles per !i nr. lie a>-
seit.-d that a very small number of travelers j
j were willing to risk hie and greater danger in j
i order to save time by a high speed in traveling,
while the great majority would prefer a n> >:!■ 1- j
ate speecf and greater safety. He alluded to the ;
j immunity from accidents on the railroads in
continental Europe, where the speed is r'egula
ted by law, and suggested the application of the
same law to British railroads.
RESISTING THE U. S. AUTHORITIES.— The
Buckeyes have made themselves notorious for
resisting Hie United States authorities in slave I
| cases. But hero is a case of dollars and cents
j in which they In ve been playing the same game. {
j On application c 1 counsel, Judge AL Lean, last 1
week, issued writs of attachment against _\. P. i
< 'nitis, a dry gc>ods dealer of Hamilton, Ohio, I
who, being in fa.iling circumstances ,undertook, i
it is alleged, to dispose of his goads in a man- !
■ ner unsatisfactory to his Eastern creditors.— '
The U. S. marshals,in attempting to take pas-j
session of Curtis' goods, were driven off by
s-veral citizens'. VVrits were then issued for the j
arrest of the principal parties who resisted the
U. S. authorities.
FORTT-SEVEN STATES. —WouId any one be
lieve, without looking into it, that we ar<- 111 a
fair way of carrying out the number of sover- j
eign States, originally thirteen, and now thirty- ;
one, up to forty-seven ! But so it is. In the
first place there are Oregon, Kansas and Mm-|
nesota, whose constitutions are already formed !
or forming. It is hoped that they will be ad
milted trie coming winter, making the mem- i
bers of the confederacy thirtv-four. Then .New
Mexico, Nebraska and Washington, already
thriving territories, will swell the aggregate |
to thirty-seven. Four new States to be carved:
out of T--xas, according to provisions in the
treaty of annexation, will give us forty-one. i
1 wo additional States demanded from the area !
now included in California, would make forty- j
three. Arizonia, Neosha, Dacotah and Colum
bus .territories tarry us up to forty-six and
; lovely Utah will be the foity-seventh to "lend i
to tbat fair circlet the grace of her form the
; lightness of her st'-p."
AMERICAN MILITARY EV'CIDMENTS ron THE
\ ICRROY OF EGYPT. — For a few davs back the
bark Mary, at Boston, has been loading with an
: unusual cargo, consisting of militaiv wagons
! and other articles of a warlike nature, for the
: \ iceroy of Egypt. The Traveller sav.-:
It appears tbat the Viceroy, who h i- for many j
: years received the greater portion <d his mai iii
| nery, Kc., from England, has a desire i i t-st
the workmanship of ibis country, and that the
young A est sends to the ant lent east specimens
■if hrr advancement in the iw. bauie. arts. Th
cuigo placed on. hoard Site .Marv, ami which .
has been carefully Selected under Hie inspection
of Mr. Armstrong, is principally IT the eijuij -
: rneni of an army upon the march, coii.-:iiig of;
milita:v wagons mat!-alter the pattern tor loose
' 1
jof tiie 1 oiled Slates government. Also India
! rubber pontoons or bridges f r the passage of
armies across rivers. These pontoons di e ac
jcompanit j by the necessary materials to build a
complete temporary bridge. There are, a'su
j t mis 0} every desciiption for the use of a muv-
I ibgarmv.
A PLEASANT AFFAIR. —One day la<t week
;>3\s Ihe Eastern Argus, a rie-rchant iu Gardiner,
; Me., ofiVretl to give a barrel of flour to R-v.
Gnqr -s I,lake, a Baptist minist>-r 111 that citV.
piovi !-'d tin-young ladies would haul il to biiri.
. ; ! > this they Consented, and having obtained a i
! Sl j ia " I' air ul trucks, the barrel of flour was
• ; p' ac *' , l thereon, and about fntv young ladies
j took hold Of the ropes and drew the barrel about
j half a mi!-, up oiie of s! ..,| ;i! ; s itl CtaV . •
I : ;u toe mini.-:. i st; >n>.'. | (j,- (1.11 diner
J Baud, seeing w out wa> going on. h ark-,! tire
; processimi, Hid pkiwi'd' •• mw excellent, .w.nsic",
' i here was a large 1 i.m ! lo.yv itms- the
; ditigs, and u < abinet r Inoug it out a v• 1 v
band-me nicking chair, which h fa-t-n-d 1 •
the barrel, and let it go as art a Mi'i-mol pivv-nl
to tlie minister.
A NUT F T. THEOJTOSITICN.—A sal- of TLW
main line of the public works was org d hv the
opposition mainly for the reason that they re
garded tlie patronage of the line a- ail > iemerit
of strength to tlie Democratic part v. We uu-re ;
favorable t 1 an honest .-ale of the line be,ca' >- '
G'analiiig is not the legitimate husiue.--of gov
ernment, and because u e believed the Canal
patronage"to be an element of weekm ss o'' pn.-
digiotis effect to whir ft ever party possess-d jr.
The main line was sold, or givch away, and
what was tfie political effect? A very large
! Democratic gain in every county on the line! :
I We are confident that the same political effect
j would follow a rale of the balance of the public ;
wo 1 k. Clinton Democraf.
THE Baltimore Jimrrican of Friday last, says,
that "the gentleman who on Mbrtday had an al
tercation with the President, relative to the de
layed decision of a claim of which he is the At- j
tornev, lias addressed to him a written apology,
presenting excessive zeal in behalf of his client j
ias an excuse, fie is alio understood to have for
mally demanded an apology or explanation bom
the Attorney General, (Judge fdack,) tor Iris
conduct when lie interfered between him and
the President." We understand that Judge
i Black's interference in the matter consisted in j
i roughly handling the intruder, and thrusting
j him out of the room in a hurry, byway ot teach
; ing him better manneiF. — Somerset Democrat.
—At Bufl-ik' flour is $4 76 ; O-w-go !h0 !
juf barret.
," ■ j jg( 3 ?;(" r r§w" 33/OT& '"
SILVER STIKE IN ALABAMA.— We learn, says
j the H;mtsvi!le (Ala) Advocate, of the 12th inst.,
| that an oW stiver mine has been discovered in
Hancock count \. in this State, near the Morgan
and Walker line, it is on the lands of a man
! named Wake, and a party of Georgians are now
'at work at it. It was walled up with solid tna
> rirv, which had to be broken up with powder,
and then the mine was opened again. It must
! have been worked hundreds of years ago, as j
i trees are now growing over and around it. The ;
j ore is said to he rich.
WHAT THE LA Dits CONSIDER "Raw .MATE- j
I RIAL." —It was said the other day in the pres- I
' ence ot a sprightly girl, that certain) gentlemen
j who were to be at a party were engaged. "I;
| don't cure anything about h answei.-d,
| "they're like cotton that's been caxled, spun,
| made iip into cloth, sent to market and— hqlJ.
i Give nie the raw material—the young gentl -
inasi who is guileless, unsuspecting, that no.
woman execpt his mother has auv right to; j
making a tolerable husband out dfsuch material
1 am glad to know is not one of the -lust arts.''
Arrt s! Ola Sttppcst tl Lubber.
\LW YORK, Dec. n.—A ntau registering his
name as Cha fes E. Warren, Si. Louis, was
i arr- st'd at the Pmla .b-lphia Hotel, on suspicion j
]ol having stolen §1j0(J0 in specie "from a cit v •
j broker . On examining his room sixty gold ;
! and silver watches, chains, and other jewelry, :
j were found. He has been detained, on the
supposition that he is the person who robbed
the Jewelry stoie iri Cincinnati a short tiiriej
I since.—The property is valued at about three :
j thousdfid doliais.
lit- JUntl in \ our SiNlers.
Jioys, he kind to your ststeis. You mav live
i to BE old, and NEVER find such tender, loving!
iriends as these sisters. Thiol; how many things
j thev do f>r v/u : how patient they are with i
' yon : how 'iiey love you in spite ol all your ill
{ TEMPER or rudeness : how thoughtful for YU.
I He ever ready t > oblige them, to perform any j
! little oliice lor tbem that lies in your power. .
I Think what you con do fir them, and if they
express a wish, he ready to gratify it if possible.
\ou do not know how much happiness von wi'i *
i find in so doing. 1 never yet knew a happv j!
| and respected man who was not in youth kittfig
jto his sisters. There is a .beautiful sow* whiehi
I savs 1
I I
; Re kind to your sisters — not many inav know £
The depth OI true SISTERLY love ;
The wealth 6f the ocean Hes fathoms below
The surface-that spat k les above. if
BRILLIANT FROBPECTUST
FOLK IB YEAR OF THE (>1
COSMOPOLITAN ALT ASSOCIATION"
TTV
TLLK FA MOI S
DT'SSELDOIIF GALLERY OF PAWr/.YGS.jM
Purchased at A cost of $1 SO,000!
, AM) POWKit's WORLD F.KNQWNEF) ST A TIL OF THVJJB
.Q REEK SLAVE!
j R"- purchased for sir ihou's itui ,/o/lars, with sever 3E
I hundred other works of Art. in Paintings, Scnlpftifli
ami RROI ZES, compiize the Premiums to be award W
; TT the subscribers ol the Eoniiopo/itrm A't Amir of
I tutu, who subscribe before the gsth of January, IS! (JT,
at which time THE awards will take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber oTtftnr ilallarx I- entitled to A,J
copy of the large and splendid Steel Eoirraving, enj til
tied "MAMFKST DESTINY," al-OTO a copy of the C'iJ '
mo'politiin Art Journal ONE year, also a Certificate 4.
• the award of Premiums, al-O A free admission to < W
DN-seldorf anr! Cosmopolitan Galleries. Thus J', E
seen that for everv three ilollnrs. THE SUBSCRIBER SY
only RECEIVES a SPLKN 1)1D THREE DOLLAR 1- Av
OR A VIXG ! B .t, also, LL.e beautiful- TWO D OL!. Kir
ALT JOt'RXAL, Vxk YEAR. Each subset •
' is also presented WITH A('ert iUrate in the Awaidf Ice
Premiums, by which a valuable work of Art, IN I'E |
ting or Sculpture, may be received in addition, ts
giving to every subscriber an equivalent to the -
j lie of .fire tin/ion, and a cert Urate gratis.
Any one of the leading s•'* Magazines is forni-fi |r
i instead ot Er.graving anil Art Journal, if desired V. w
No person IS restricted to A SINGLE share. 'l' E
ta i- n g LIVE MEM her ships, retih IT MG SI 5, are cut d ' B<
to AN extra hngraui.G, and six tickets.
Full particular.! of Hie Association are give IH
the Art Journal, which contains over S \:Y spfeid
Koaruviiigs. price fifty mils PER number. SP.WI'H
copies will LA- sut to all pei -oris who desire to If- -I
-cr be. on receipt of fivefio.tagf* STAMPS, (1." '
Address C. L. DERBY, Actuary O. AJF
decll, 's7. •:>!& Broadway. Xew-YML
JI'ST tec. ivi IL at SI; I. IIIAKER'S Co! &• j
S'URE, A iatgc dSiorlimtit of HOOTS,
: flats, ICC. ' [JEC.T/OYJ
iji"t OS* !iG!c! t,
f > EMAIMNG In TU f st otli. -• at H-■
!i \ Pa.. NOV., S )lh, 1 Sf}7. i'-rsotis j
I for LETTER in' this list, will please say they U Id- j
. vertised.
ALIEN Jaines, lE,q, Ash Magg. .Mrs. \
Burn- Enoch, Mr. Bradley .latin's, ,M J
Glamer Joseph. ESQ., ('mir-anJt LOP S,
Fisher AI AF V, E. .Miss Oiotf Abraham, MD
Hendessnri'H*nrv, Hammer Jtilm. A.H-s
Hick- Ehas, J -IJ., J'eniy M.iry. 'F.
Hall Jo-eph, Esq., Bale Jacob,
KNEG.-R J.li/.ilviii, M'.sa Lee ARI edd, J.S<] M t
Mock VV. A. F.-q., .Millef Elder. A. |
McGldusbelen Charles, SLEEK JULM. M.
SWERJTANEL A. M r. Stuiier Jerry, J i
Snilrvan Mori/, , SHIZENRDER John, A '
I'iphaily UOL. -rt, Wattei - George, "
ebb Jason E.
J. A. MOV.'RY, P-M.
Dec. 4, !>"7
-. />/. A; A NOW thysklta <
An Inviluiihle Hni>k Lip LT ('CNISJKV
ci'v t*:irtti• y *!ifi'i!r! hav ea *< 'c>v AF "
I'R. IH'X'TF.JES MFDKVXL MAXTI'AIIAND
HAXDRDOK FOR Tlii". Al' I LIC'L Hi)*— COII-
T R LAUIIOR an o'itUijeof Ihe oi ISJINJ, pi O/ressit reat-
Jl[ R " H nt and cure of every form ol DISEASE con
. - tracted by promiscuous ~E/UAT intercourse, Ly
* SEP. abuse, or by sexual excess, WITH ajvice
j for their prevention, wrilti-U in a familiar st] .E, a
■ voiding all no' tical t> chnicallt.os, .toll evei v !niii
■ that would olfend the TOIR ol decency.
2V "tivuiuy (ij th' Prttji.ssor of <)' hinci in /'run. I
I C'J/ffi,.. PhiOilrlpria.— l DR. IIUATELE MHO- \
ICAL A/.LA GALA —ILIE author of This work, un
like the majority OL tiio-e who advertise to cure the
| diseases OF which it treats, is a graduate of one of j
1 the HE-; COLLEGES in die United State-. It affords
rue piea-iire to recommend him to the unfortunate.
1 or to the victim of nurl-practice, as a successful and
j experienced practitioner, in whos- honor and lriteg-
I rity they may place the greatest confidence.
Jos: EN LONIKHOEF. M. T>.
From A. II ooJtrnr/l. AT. I)., of Print / airersity.
Plnlati. —!i Rives ME pleasure to add my testimony to
the professional ability of the Author of the "itfrt/t
--rnt Man""/." — Xumeious yu-es of Diseases ot the
, Genital Organs, sorn- of them of' long standing, have
| come UNDER MV notice, in which his skill has been
| manifest IN restorine to perfect beallh, in some in
stances where the patient HHB beer, considered be
' yond medical aid. iri the treatment of seminal
J weaki . or disarrangement of the functions produ
ced HY Sr/f.-nhti*e, fir Ejrsss of venery, 1 lo not know
; his superior in the profe-sinn. ! have been acquain
ted WITHTH* author some thirty years, and deem it
no more than justice 1o him as well as a kindness to
the unfortunate viHim of early indiscretion, to rec
j otnmend him as one, in who-e professional skill and
i integrity they may safely confide themselves.
ALFRED WOODWARD, M. D.
One copy, securely enveloped, will be forwarded
J free of postage to any part of the United PLATES, for
|25 cents, or 0 copies for sl. TT/" Address COSDEN
; J- CO.. Publishers, BOX LB7, i'hiladolphia.
1 CYRWIKSEILERS, Gauva-sers and BQX AJETDS ')*
' plied alt the most liberal terms. [uov.L, 37-LV. |
ff£W FALL GOODS.
T.sefibers have just received a large as*orl
menall and Winter goods, all of which will b
offeipnces to suit the times. We respectlulljr
iiivi.lt arid prompt six month buyers, to call
ari'i joe our stock—assuring tm-m, we shad
ofJcfceH.euts greater than heretofore.
cKoduee of all kinds receiv-d for Goods.
A. B. CRAM ER K Co.
LOST.
mfdicinf9 brought from Holidays- I
: l.i K J Ferguson's Shoe Slot.- in a mistake.
Tl iitr will please come forward and prove
i ,r ''T av charges and take it avvav.
if, Nov. 27, 1857.
if 11;}I ic el uci ioii
i'iubirribers wishing to dispose of their en
' tnjcwof Merchandize, will ofler at PI B
IUCTIOJV arrtteir Store m
\ V m HUN, WEST PROVIDENCE TP.,
.1 JK;y 2'2d ilny of December next.
irfstock consist# of Cloths, Casio.eres,
Sjji Twveds; Janes, Satin and Silk V est
i-'lJ' a general assortment of Woolen and
1 stic goods, such a red and \\ iaU' 1" lan-
Sifgtianis,
W LADIES DRcSS GOODS
; i?at varieiv, coum.-dirig in part ol plain ami
ecj TV'nch Meiinoes. ail V\o<.i Deiain. s,
ccY-. Silks, dotted j.lain and figured S>.\ iss
CS§bric Jackonets, Siik Lace and Fringes,
x eighty pieces ol excellent Calico, Red
air Silk and Cotton Gloves. Men and wo
dlVaul and Cotton hose, plain and 1 ancy
V* IITTER SHAWLS,
e# oontii ts, Men and Loy s II.Us ani. Caps,
on Wasp and Carpet chain, LOO IS ct
consisting of Men and Boys wear, La
, M ss-sand Ciiildrens' Shoes.
Q&ERIE'S, such as Coffey, Sugar, Molasses,
1,4, Tea, Chocolate, Spices, Tohacco, Gil*,
joi. Paints. Dye-Studs, Glass, Putt y , icc ~
iHp WARE, such as Iron, Nails, Cast Sheets
j jjiisler Steel, Carpenters tools, ( ahinet
kw> Trimmings, Door Locks, i.utt 11 inges.
He v icC., EE NSW A RE, Crockery
ire. Cedar ware, consisting of Buckets, 1 ul;s,
iHC 's, ore., Alit of Saul' s, B; idles, (
cTSfaiters, one Spring Wagon, two GOLD
TVER WATCHES, Jour first rate Rifle.guns,
large lot of Lumber, such as Shingles, Boards
dl.ocust Posts, together with a general us
rtft ent cf goods usually found in and about a
stfclass country store. The attention ol wtiole
le! buvers is solicited as the above stock is
rov, new. and well selected.
Iff he subscriber, will also oiler on the day a
iye mentioned the Pillowing valuable town
-opertv, viz: a large two-story frame STORE
ui WARE HOUSE, being 3S by 21 feet long,
life above is the best stand for a store in the
lintv and has always commaded a large busi
§•<. ' Also, a lot ot ground with a two story
LICK DWELLING HOUSE, with good su
it- and other out buildings thereon, with a fine
.t of fruit trees. Tile House is 3d bv 20 feet
[ size and finished complete. Also, one lot
f ground in the west end o! I'loody Run, being
n feet front on main street ami lb > feet back,
i Sale to commence at ten o'clock on said day
nd to lie continued every day and .evening un
-1 the whole is sold. __
Nov. 27, 1857. WM. STATES, &. ('O.
Dissolution of Partnership.
nil'. partner.hip heretofore existing between Heri-
Y K„.JJ and James Madara, under the name and
rrn of .Matters, Kin® & Co., doing business at Le
ioi. s Iron Work-, in Hopewell township, Bedtord
ountv, is dissolved bv mutual consent.
HENRY'" S. KING,
Nov. 2, 1857. JAMES MA DA II A.
The business of manufacturing iron at Lemon s
ron Works, wilt be continued by the undersigned,
vho ha- purchased a!! the interest of h;s late partner,
allies Madary, in the Books property and effects
jehwing to the iate firm of Madura. King Ik ( ...
Nov. go. 1857. HENRY S. KING.
FOtt SALE, OR
Acres of Land.
part of the Yirkrov Estate called' Sugar Bottom,' in
St. Ciair township.
ALSO,
!-JO acres of land in Green County, lowa.
ALSO,
ltill acres of land in Dallas County, lowa.
ALSO,
520 acres of land m Montgomery County, lowa.
ALSO,
3"0 acres of bind in Harrison County, lowa.
ALSO
120 acres in Morrison County, Minnesota.
ALSO
L.-T no sof block 55 in the city of Omaha, Nebraska
Territory.
Ail near tin} Rail Roads and presenting good oppor
t u:. it it's lor investments.
O. E. SHANNON.
Bedford, Nov. 13, 1557.
ORPHANS* COURT SALE OK
> aw \ J 1?^ 7 V \T I?
a IIjA C.J A JV 1 .M xi Il A
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court ol
Bedford county, the subscriber will seiiat public ven
due or outcrv on tlie premises, "ii
s.ilunlu.i the 19 til day ot' December, 1 S.j7,
the Real Estate of Andrew Cam, defeased, contain
ing 155 ayt.es, 120 perches and allowance, situated
in Bedford' tow nship, adjoining lands ot John Schneb
j iv, Daniel lmter, Michael Fetter, and Michael Hol
' de'ibanm—about J nil acres of ttie land is cleared;
' having thereon erected a ...
A -|OR v AND A HALF LOG IKK Sr., A LOG
r. AUN AND SAW-MILL. There is a good apple
orchard of \ oong trees.
j ~ MS—Enough to pay the debts at the confirma
tion of sal- on the first day of February, Court
we.-k —the balance, one third Ist April 1 S.-s,and the
rest in two equal annual payments thereafter wit.i
<>u: interest.
JOHN B FURNF.Y,
Adm'r of And tew ( arn,dec.
I Nov 20, '57
f —
ORPHAN'S' COURT SALE
| OF UEJIL
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Ued
i ford county, ttie subscriber will >ell at public sale,
■ on tire premises, in Londonderry township, in said
county on Weduesday, the23d of December next,
a trad of lund of 125 ncres % about i 0 ncres
i cleared; having thejeoii two small log houses and a
log barn, hire the propellV of Amos Buley, deceas
ed. This property is on \V ill's Creek, near the route
ol the ConneiKvilie Rail Road.
TRKMS—CASH, on the confirmation of sale on
Monday of February Court.
WM. M. HALL,
Adm'r of Amos Raley, dec.
; Nov. 20, '57.
Ma*?;.
HAS just returned from the t Hies with a ilich as-
I sortriient of Full anil Winter goods, such a clegartt
Rich Silks, all Wool Plaids, Merino Delaines, Vetail-
I civs, Thibet Cloths, Calicoes. Cloaks,
I MANTLES, FCRS,
Velvet and Satin Bonnets. French Flowers. Plumes,
i R i.hencte, Rushes, a great variety of Ladies and
Childiens Boots, Shoes and G.utws, With a variety
- of Fancy Goods.
| ; Oct. 16, 1857.
;''' _V KW V I
MRS- H. D. PIA.GII ft CO.. r^p ? ct:"ly invi !" the
iTii-otion of ifep Ladies ot Bediurd and vicinity to
their new and handsome -took o. .gods j u '* opened
in '-Mann's Building" Juliannast. opposite Dr. Ream
. er' ir-ig Store.
. These goods have been selected with the greatest
care, and are of the latPst style and best quality.
; Their stock consists in part ol
: Moiie Antique Silks. All Wool de laines.
Rlk. Gro de Rhine. do do printed.
French Meriuoes, plain and printed B1 k• Klastie Belts.
.Moss head Ftinges. Chenille Trimmings.
Bugle Laces. Chenille Scaris.
| Ladies Kid Gloves. Chenille bead dresses.
Ladies Gauntlets. Fancy French Corsets.
Gents' 'Bile. Kid Gloves, Velveteen, &c. &c.
Perfumery, Extracts. Jewelryj &c-
LADIES'and CHILDREN'S' BONNETS in great va
ne ty. A general assortment of Ladies and "isses
SHOES, GAITERS, OVERSHOES, &C.
EHAWLS of every quality anil desciip"Q n *
H. D. PEUGH.
KTTiE A. FISHBUR>>
i Oct. 2.1, 1 5.".7, _
T IY A R 0 n 8 DJ** 5 •
jCJw liritt < k Lion battling ir/tli tut Jit si?<i! -
LATEST ARRIVAL Al J. RCEO'^
■ SEW GOODS!!
NOTWITHS i'A NDI Mi the pecuniary em
barrassment, and the universal complaints of-'bard
times," the subscriber takes pleasure iu announcing
to the people ol' Bedford and vicinity that he has
jti-S returned fioui the eastern cities with a large,
handsome and cheap stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
among which mav be found CLOIHS,
CASSJMKRLS, SATINETS, 1 WEEDS,
JEANS, VESTING S, .MCsLINS,
See., &c., &c. Also, an elegant assortment ol
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, consisting of SILKS,
MOUSLIN de I.ArXES, FRENCH MF.RINOES,
VALENCIAS, &c., and a great variety of other
GOODS tor ladies' and children*' wear.
—ALSO—
GROCERIES, ILIRDiVJRE, QI'EEXS
IVJ RE, &'c. y Sfc.
ALSO All excellent assoitment ol
ROOTS TLX!) SHOES.
All kinds of domestic produce taken in exchange tor
good-. The notes of all Pennsylvania Banks receiv
ed at par, as well as the notes ot good Banks ot oth
er States. JACOB REED.
Oct. 10, 'd7.
BLYMiRE AND HARTLtY.
Xtie undersigned respectfully invite attention to
their new and elegant stock ol Builders and Me
chanic* Hardware and Labor saving Machinery, and
House furnishing goods. Their stork is largely se
lected with great t are, and embraces every thing
usually kept in similar establishments. Their stock
icomposed in part of the following, viz :
Cutlery of all descriptions.
Carpenter's tools.
Cabinet maker's tools and findings,
Wooden and willow ware,
Hopes of several sizes,
Chains HI assortment,
Shovels, scoops, forks and spades,
Files and Rasps in \ ariety,
Locks of all inscriptions,
And Builder- Hardware in general,
Fanners, Hand and Sleigh Bells,
Skates for all the boys,
Iron and Steel of all Sizes, .
Brass, Copper and Iron wire,
Churns in \ ariety.
Coffee arid Spice '.Mills, (Warranted)
Fox. Rat, aud Mice traps,
I .-pud?. Shovel, fork and axe bandies,
Brushes in Variety,
Nails, Glass and Putty,
Paints and oils,
Fluid, Pine oil ami Turpentine,
Sausage Meat cutters, unsurpassed,
j Sausage Stufl'ers,
Apple Carers,
Double and Single Bit axes,
Knife cleaners, an excellent article,
Britannia ware,
Copper, brass, porcelained and tin lined Kettles,
Patent and common Sad Irons,
Shoemakers tools and findings,
Screen w u e.
Chain I'ump-.
Fanners Bag-,
Corn Sheller-.
Corn Fodder Cotters and crushers,
Corn mills,
Glass and common Lanterns,
j till Tor Harr.es- and .Machinery,
Anil 1000 other articles large'aml small*, suited to
the wants and fancies of all rlas-es. In connection
with the foregoing, Bimyire and Hartley have their:
S-APvhe rc; — - .
1
V.;"?S4^! 'T.
Department, in which they manufacture underthe
immediate supervision of Mr. Blyintre, their excell
ent assortment of tip ware. We otirr great induce
ments to country merchants byway ola large dis
count. very large stock, and excellent work, their
assortment of stock embraces probably 20 diieient
patterns of Cook and Heating Stoves selected iioiu
tlie choicest patterns of the best Foundries, in Phtlu
d.ejpi.ia. Baltimore York ami Pittsburgh, we ask e-pe
rial atention, to this part of our stock by all wanting
good warranted stoves.
We have on hand a few old fashioned stoves at
reduced juices.
Berlin Stoves, S 10.00 all son:: '.
Hathaway SIO.OO toSlo.b '
Thankful to all who have patronized us w.ih bd>
work, we would inform them that we still - ;e..d
with care and despatch to out door work, -pouting
and sheeting done at the lowest pure- according
quality ot the work. We !;eej> constantly on *n. i
celebrated Victoria stove Blacking, which is
cheaper and superior to any thing el-e ever u-ed for
this purpose. Russia and American stove Pipe and
Fire boards cm .tantlv on hand and made to oider,
Whole Sale or retail. In short every thing in th<
tinning, stove and copper smith line. Please give us
a rail and examine l'or yourselves.
O ft ldth. BLYMIRF. & HARTLEY.
7'i J'OTH. iCHE. —Those who want a speedy
cure for this disease will find it in Drt. KF.YRER s
TOOTHACHE Remedy. Sold for 25 cents at Samuel
Brown's Store Bedford, & Colvinfv Robisons, Schells
burg.
Country Physicians can have their orders
filled at City prices at Dr. Harry's.
Bedford, Dec. 5, iSnfi.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS—A Great vari
ety of Silks, Chalies, Lamerlines, &c., to suit all
tastes, at REED'S CHEAP STORE.
[ 7 s -A clams' Co. have established their Ex
press on the H. & B. T. R. R. and appointed
C. \V. ASHCOM, Esq., agent at Hopewell.
A lar>e assortment of Glass Preserve Jars, just
received, at SHOEMAKER'S Colonade Store.
Aug. 14. 1857. -
BOOTS &■ SHOES. —The subscribers have
Mist opened a !ar<je supply of Boots add Shoes,
suitable for Fall and Winter.
Jl. B. CRHMER <S' CO.
HOOPS—Brass & Whalebone. Skirt Hoops Just
Received at Shoemaker's Colonade Store.
Aug. CI, 18S7.
fails
|j , U I t!.ipuiutaafly cankilj u> *ii in- ! j
, l r: ■ i hi* iff IsHtUs el,|<4*x*<j. n^cUt*d, c., *a:i I !
I ar :U !-•••. n,*rtd. frwa® OM to to EMIR- WT. 11
j j uuadtrato, mJ all 4fwrti<jQft i J
C y T.nnt IXV.MU <.Ul.y CASH. J1
]yf- <!&■< EON PITOMTT, \V?
^.
I f. I. REM
I) ESP EC ri-1 LLY begs leave to tender his
i Professional Services to the Citizens of
Bedford and vicinity.
BJP" Office in Julianna Street, at the Drug
j and Book Store. Feb. 17, IBS*.
Dr. 11. i\ Slai'i'v
RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional ser
vic.es to the citizens of Bedford and vicinity.
Cilice and residence on Pitt-Street, in the
building formerly occupied by Dr. John Hofius.
j June 24, 1853.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
JCB MANN. G. H. SPANG.
TIIF. undersigned have associated themselves in the
Practice of the Law, and will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to their care in Bedford and ad
; joining counties.
C - Office 011 Juiiam.a Street, Three doors south of
• "Mengel Hou e," opposite the residence ot Maj. Tate.
JOB MANN,
June 2, 1851. 0. 11. SPANG.
YIM. P. SCHELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
\U ' ILL attend laithfuijy to all legal business
t entrusted to his care in the Count its of
Bedford end Fulton.
Bedford, Nov. 1, IS 17.
John P. Recti,
Attorney at Law, Bedford, Pennsylvania
Respectfully tenders his services totiie Publit
KjP'Olfice second door North of the Menge
House. •
Bedford, Feb. '2O, 1852.
Cessna & Shannon,
Itf AVE formed a Partnership in the Practice
X of the Lav.". SLP*Office nearly opposite
the (iazette Office, where one or the other may
at all times be found,
i Bedford, Oct. 2d, ISJ-9.
LAW XOTICE.
W. J. 3AER, Attorney at Law:
WILL practice regularly in the Courts of
Bedlord County hereafter. He may, during
Court Weeks, he consulted at his room at the
Washington Hotel.
Nov. 23, 1555.
JOSEPH W. TATE, ~
ATTORNEY AT LIW,
AND
HOE <£ZlM<£ BnOKQ:tL
HAS for Sale 10 Farms, and 12,000 acres of Coal
and unimproved land, in Bedford and Fulton coup,
ties. Also Lots in the town of Hamilton. Land
| sold in quantities 10 suit purchasers. Proposals for
; timber are invited from Lumbermen. Terms easy.
Aug, 7.1857.—6 m.
GETTYS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY!
Exchange Building, Bedford, Pa.,
Where Amhroiypes, Daguerreotypes, &c
&c., of every description, are executed in the
latest stvles and improvements ot the Art. A
full assortment r>l plain and fancy cases, and
gold and plated Lockets, at very low prices, and
The public are respectfully invited to call
i examine bis specimens.
T. R. GETTYS, Jr.
Drags and Books.
rrjg ml Rf- KEAMER MiUL
Having purchased the
and Book Store of Dr. S. D. Scott, will
constantly keep on hand at his establishment
, in Julianna Street, a complete assortment of
j Drugs, Medicine s, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils,
Window Giass, Varnishes, Brushes of all kinds,
Patent Medicines, Lamps, Perfumery, Fancy
Scaps, kc. &x. together with an extensive col
lection of School and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank Books, Common and Fancy Stationery,
See. which he offers at greatly reduced prices
for cash. Bedford, Feb. 17, 1554.
WALL AND BUND PAPER.
Dr. B. F. HARRY is our agent for this ne
cessary article. Bv catling at his store our pa
tron.; will see samples of our papers. We have
mad-> our Spring selection with much care, and
think we cannot fail to please.
SHRYOCK 5c SMITH,
Chamber sburg:
March G.
1110 \. — Blacksmith's and others are inform*
ed we have ju-t received a large supply of Re
lined Iron warranted best quality.
A. B- CRAMER 5c CO.
coo AGENTS WANTED.
A HOMESTEAD FOR $10!
THIRD DIVISION.
5310,00 1 worth of Farms and Building Lots,
IN TIIF * > •.!.:• Hi .ION or CI T.I'KI'KP. COCNTY \ IKGIN
IA. n> be <i,\ :-il amongst 10.200 subscribers, on the
Ttii of [December 1557. Subscriptions only ten dol
lar-. down ;i i sls one half down the rest on delivery
of the Pern. l.very subscriber will get a Building
Lot or a Farm, ranging in value fromsrO t05>25,000.
These Farms ar.d Lots are sold so cheap to induce
setilements, a sufficient number being reserved, the
increase m the value of which will compensate tor
the apparent low price now a>kcd. Upwards ol 1350
lot- several farms ar" already sold & a company
ol settler- called "THE (IAPIA H ANNOCK PIONEER ASSO
CIATION," is now forming alid will soon commence a
settlement. Ample security will be given for the
faithtul performance of contracts and promises,
Nearly 45,000 acres of land in different parts ol
Virginia now at command &: will be sold to settlers
on the most advantageous terms. Unquestionable
titles will in all cases be given. Farmers, .Mechan
ics and Manufacturers are wanted ; and 500 AGENTS
to obtain subscribers, to whom the most liberal in
ducements will be given. Some Agents write that
they are making S9OO per month. Advertising will
be done for everv Agent where possible. For luii
particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies, itc.,
Apply to
12. BAUDI2R, Port Royal. Caroline Co., 1
or to D. R. Anderson, Agent, Cumberland valley
P. 0., Bedford Co. Pa.
For pimples and wrinkles and freckles and tan,
Nothing has e'er heen discovered by man,
Like that wonderful product of tropical bowers,
Tie popular "Balm of a Thousand Flowers. 1 '
to be had. at Dr. Harry's Drug & Book Store.
March 6, 1557.
TO BE 11JID jif DR. FfJRRY'S.
Essence of Jamaica Ginger, which should
have a place in every family, (or sale at Dr.
Harry's.