The Bedford Gazette. AT HOME AND ABROAD. In Town. —GG.N. BOWMAN, the able and ef ficient Superintendent of Public Printing at Washington, arrived here on Tuesday evening last, on a visit to his family and his old friends in Bedford. The General is in good health and spirits, the arduous duties of the office which he holds seeming to make lillle impres sion on his frame. He will remain with us a week, or ten days, when he vill return, with his family, to Washington. Democrat V, to the rescue.'— We would urge the Democracy of Bedfoirf borough, to stand bv the excellent ticket formed on Saturday night last. No Democrat is excusable front voting that tuket, for there is not a man on it who is not well-tilted for the office lor which he has been nominated. Shall such men as JA COB REED, GEO. BEIMCXD, Too-. H. LYONS and GEO. MARDORFF be sacrificed, or will eve ry De rr.ocrat in the Borough show himself a man and susta : n these worthy gentlemen by" his vole? Shall not CHARLES ADAM?, who, it is admitted on all sides, will make a most excel lent officer, and LEVI AGNEW who is one of the most efficient and attentive Constables ever elected in the borough shall riot they receive the support of the paitv who nominated them? There is r.nt a mar. in Bedford borough who can sav omht against the honesty and capacity ol the candidates on the Democratic ticket, and if any Democrat refuses to support that ticket, he will do it from personal pique, or his own petty selfishness, feelings too base for any true Democrat to entertain. Therefore, let there be a full turn-out of our borough Democracy nnd let them vote the whole Democratic ticket from top to bottom. Up, guards,and at them ! Condi-: tes, face the music! —At the meet ing of the Buchanan Club and Democrats of Bedford Borough, on Saturday night last, fir the purpose of forming a Borough Ticket, the follow ir.g resolution was adopted without a dis senting voice : Resolved, That the Buchanan Club and Democrats here assembled, will not ballot tor anv candidate who is unwilling to support the whole ticket which this meeting shall nominate, and that persons allowing their names to go before thi> meeting as candidates, shall be con st'bred as doing so v.ith this understanding. Every man who suffered his name to be !,al lotted for bv (fiat meeting, did so under Ibis pledge, and virtually promised to support the whole ticket to be formed by that meeting. It remains to be seen whether all that were wil ling to abide by that pledge in the event of /■heir own nomination, will do so now that the opposite is the case. Look out for tricks ! Democrats should be no their guard against the traps that are .'aid by the opposition to catch the unwary. They will ask you to vote all kinds of tickets, 'hog-tickets,' anel for anght we know, cov: tickets, in order to take Democratic votes from the regular nomi nees of your party. Vote nothing but the pure Democratic ticket and you will be right. Democratic Ticket for Borough Officers. — Tile following is the regular and fairly nomina- Jed ticket, which all tru- D rnocrats will vote : Chief Burgess: Jacob Heed. Assistant Burgess; George Reirmind. Councilman: Thomas H. Lyons, George Mardorfi'. High Constable: Charles Adams. Assessor: Joshua Mower. Assistant Assessors: William Bow les, ! >.MC Mefigid, Jr. Supervisors: Samuel Davis, I>IAC Mangel, Sr. Auditor: John Miller. Judge of Elections: Hiram Lentz. ] nspector: John Cessna. Constable: e Lev i Agoew. To .vn i rj . JobM. Shoemaker. I aion School. ft:ere is quite a furor just now, among our citizens, on the subject of buil ding a Union School-house. Several meetings have already been held to consider the matter. "Union" and "Anti-Union" will be the issue in the election of Schor l Directors. A ALFNTIKE STEOKU \N & FRANCIS JORDAN, are the "Union" candidates, and JOHN 11. KUEH and JOHN AR NOLD, those of the "Anti-Union" party. lV'i-:-rs ts the borough money '. —This ques tion is asked with great seriousness, by the Abolition organ in its last issue. V, e answer , 3N A CNEAT I;IG HOLE ON GRAVEL HILL, BE TWEEN SAMUEL 13ROWN"> AND SAMUEL VONDER NM.ITII's LOT?, DUC BY ORDER OF A KNOW NOTII ING-ABOLITION TOWN COUNCIL ' That's where the borough money is. Not only were the taxes which were due at the time this useless and ridiculous job was executed, swallowed up thereby, but a debt was incurred through Urn undertaking, a part ol which to this day rests as a burden upon the taxpayers of the borough. Let the Know Nothing Town Council which ordered the hole to be dug, answer where the money is and let t ie tax-pavers of Bedford borough remember on •■lection day, what party it was that made them pay so dearly for so worthless a "whistle." Six THOUSAND DOLLARS FOUND RY A RAG PICKER.— A few days since. Mr. Eilan, of Bal timore, dropped six one-thousand-dollar hank bills in the street. S>on after, he was told by a person living neighbor to a female rag-picker, that he knew she had picked up the money. She was waited upon, and upon producing the bills was rewarded with five hundred dollars. THE D; EL NUISANCE. —The Springfield Re publican closes an article on Duelling with the following paragraph : ''We are satisfied of two things—nay, of three, first,that duelling wit! nerer tie efii ctual- Iv suppressed by Jaw i second, that men who get into grog-shop quarrels, and seek duels, are bet- M-shot than uttshol : third, that the only cure for duelling is to let 'em shoot. We would not enter on our list of friends a man who heedless ly should undertake to stop a duel. The fact is, there will be challenges and acceptances of them, just as long as_the bullies know that they will not he allowed to fight. The whole thing is a farce, and is regaided as such by the pai tics themselves. There is no cure for this duel nui sance, let us repeat, but in allowing it to goon to its legitimate results. Our children and our young men, all over the country, are growing up with this duelling example befoie them, an example set by men who occupy high stations, men who ought to be representatives of the best sentiments ot the nation. The idea of a duel, as a last resort of injured honor, is becoming familiar to them. It is but just to the scoun drels who are breeding and perpetuating this false and unchristian idea, and but just to the public, that, if they have got the pluck to do it, they be allowed on all occasionsof their choos ing to kill each other and bonify the nation with murders that will help to place a bar upon the duel that will last." HINTS FOR AVOIDING ACCIDENTS IN SHOOTING. —l. Never carry your gun, under anv circumstances, with the hammers down on the cap. 2. Never carry it on full cock, except when expecting game to rise. 3. Never carry it with tiie barrel in a horizontal position. 4. Never let it be pointed either towards yourself or any other person. 5. In going through a fence always hold it before you as nearly per pendicular as with the muzzle a little above your head. (i. Never load one barrel with ttie other either on the cap or at full cock. 7. Never take your gun home loaded, except you immediately place it under lock and key. 8. and lastly, always consider it an instnuni r.t that may take away your own or the life of \ our dearest f.ier.J at anv time, without a moment s warning, and do not handle it as it there wa* no mo e harnj to be ap|>rvheii(b d iiom it tlian from your walking stick or umbrella. DEADLY WEAPON- - . —We perceive th.it A b.il has been introduced into the State Legislature, which has for its object, a suppression of the iniquitous practice of carrying deailv v. a pons. One of its features gives power to the courts, to sentence the offendero to the Penitentiary. It is to be hoped that this measure will lie enacted into a law. The practice which has been so prevalent in all our leading cities, has been productive ci infinite mischief. A large por tion of the murders that take place, are attrib utable to this silt? anil wicked custom. Deadly weapons, such as revolvers, Bowie-knives, knm i.lers ami slung-shot are carried, and em ployed by the excitable and intemperate in mo ments of passion, and often with the most de plorable results. Prohibitory laws already ex ist upon the subject, but ihey are not rutin ieiit ly rigid, or are totally disregard-d. Some new ami comprehensive enactment is absolutely es sential.—llari isl/urg Herald. RUMORED RETIREMENT <>F SECRETARY CASS. —We have copied from t/scD troit Advertiser a rumor based, as that paper states, on informa tion received from persons holding intimate personal relations with General Cass, to the ef fect thai that genii-man would srm retire from the position which he now (ills in President Buchanan's Cabinet. Without pretending to any personal knowledge,such as the Advertiser s informant may possibly possess, we are of the opinion, says the Mew York Journal of Cetai mer ce, that the rumor is without foundation.— The Secretary is tar advanced in years, but he is active and vigorous, fluid of public life, and we doubt not far happier in his present position than h would be in retirement. At the advanced age which the veteran statesman has attained, thre is a liability at i any time to failing health and vigor; but until j that day arrives, tve have every reason to be- j lieve that General Cass will prefer to occupy i ltie position he has thus far so gracefully filled I tinder the present Administration. MARRIAGE EXTP.AOBDINARV. —The greatest marriage which, in point ol Lrtune, can lake ; place in Europe, is about to be contracted at Paris. A Princess Troub'tzki is about to mar ry Imr cousin, and each of the parties is erdi- ' tlt dto a lortune of/. 100,000 p. r annum. The j bridegroom—u voting officer wounded in the Crimea, being let! for dead upon the field—has [ come to Paris for medical advice. He is fast recovering fiom an almost hopeless condition, with the loss, however, of the left eye and the amputation of the left arm just above the elbow. The mutilation basin ro wise affected )he sen timent of the fair intended, who insisted upon accompany ing her fiance . to Paris, in order to con:fort and attend him during his convale;- ; ence. MEXICO. —The news from Mexico, received ! by the Tennessee, at \> w Orleans, states that j lite rut ire country was still in a state of anarchy, \\ hiJe Ihe military forces of the opposing fac j tsons were mustering in all directions. Six thousand government troops were near Calava, awaiting the airival of reinforcements before j attacking their opponents. Old A1 van z was ! in the field with thiee thousand cavalry, r ady i for a brush. The overthrow of the usurper | Zuioagn was regarded a< beyond all doubt. | The United States will be compelled, sooner or later, to assume the prut- clofate ol that i;I-fa ted country, as an act ot philanthropy. he care not how soon the event is accomplished. j AFP.AID OF TRR Issue.— The persi-.'ent reiu ; sal of the opposition to permit the reports to be made from Mr. Harris's Special Committee on Kansas atlans, as illustrated in this morning's House proceedings, show that they dp-ad the issue that will arise the instant Mr. Stephens is permitted to report, which he cannot do for perhaps a month hence, save by the unanimous consent of the House. That the opposition are ! in a minority in the House hall, on the Lecomp ! ton question, is thus clearly manifest to the dullest comprehension. lVtrsh. Star. tremendous explosion occui red at Cincinnati on Monday, at an oil factory. A tank weighing two tons fell a distance of twenty feet, and scattered the boiiing steam about the neighborhood in a complete shower. Eight or nine persons werp injured hy the explosion, but none of them very seriously. DIED: At the house of Mr. William Otf, in friend's Cove, on the 10th inst., of dropsy in the chest, Mr. Solomon Herchelroth, formerly of Snake Spring Valley, aged 52 years 10 ni. &. 3 days. 1 BED FORD COUNTY, SS. At an Orphans' Court held at Bedford, on' the Rth day of February, A. D. 15..)8, before the Judges of the said Couit, On motion of John P. Reed, r->q-, the Court grant a rule upon the heirs and legal r''!'" reeiitatlves of Jacob R.file, latp of.Tuniata township, ;in said conntv, dec'd, to wit, John G. Kittle, residing in Cumberland, Md., Mary, wife ot John Sweeny, residing in Indiana county, Pa., I bomas, residing in lowa, David, residing in I.igonier. Westmoreland county, Pa., Lllen, wile of 1 bomas Mc't uliitt", resi | (ling in Somerset, now in Bedford comity, Penn a-, Catharine, a minor, daughter of Catharine, dec d, who has for her guardian ad limn. O. E. Shannon, Esq., residing in Bedford, and Margaret, wife ol AJ fred .Miller, resoling in Cumberland, Md., to be and appear at an Orphans' Court to be held at Bedford, in and for said co., on the Ist Monday, >d day of May, : next, to accept or refuse to take the Real Estate ol . said deceased at the valuat on, which fas been val -1 ued and appraised in pursuance ola writ of paitition or valuation issued out of the Orphans' court of Bet - lord county aforesaid, and to the Shertfiol said coun ! directed, or show cause why the same should not be J sold. , Sheriff directed to serve same personally upon tnose heirs residing in the county, and l>y publication up on those residing without. By the Court. ATTFSr— \V ILLI A.il S. hi.l KE, March 10, ISSB. Sheriff. | Office of the C. V. M. Fro. Company. MARCH 2, 1858. xotic'e: IS hereby given that an assesment of 6 per cent, has this day been levied on the premium notes of this Company in force on the 14th day ol October last, except notes on original applications taken after the 15th day of Augu-t 1857. and all notes expijingor surrendered and rot renewed between said dates, on each of which f i'cr c-nt is assessed. Members of this Company residing in Bedford County, or having property risureil therein, are res pectfully required to p.iy their prorata assessments to James M. Rus-cil, I q , "ho is duly appointed collector of said county. EF-Ari abatement of i; per cnt. will be made for prompt payment —i. e. will.in 50 days licrn the date hereof. By order of the Board. Mar 12,18-38. JOHN T. CREF.N. Secretary. PUBLIC SJILE OF THE DAVIDSON PDO PERT V. IN pursuance oi an order ot the Orphans' Court id Bedford county, the subscriber will expose to sale by public oatciy on SATURDAY,-the 27th day of MARCH, A. D. IS-'s, at the late dwelling house," in Bedford township, of Margaret Davidson, deceased, all tbe interest, being the undivided ore bad part of tbe said Margaret Davidson, deceased, in the follow ing described Real I.stale, situate in the said town ship of Bedford, viz: Is!. The MA NSIOX TRACT, lying on the south side of the turnpike road, and west of, and ad i tufting th* borough <>i containing about i'HittTYVI WO ACKKS, all clcardl ar-rf w. 1 r i'v and having iliei'eon erected a BRICK. OWFLLIXC HOUSE. two and a ha!!' stories high, TWO SMALL BRICK HOUSES, A BRICK BARN, and other out buildings, witlia never jailing w Hoi excellent wa tcr in the yard. Th re is, also, an orchard uji:i the property, hiu! altogether it is one of the mo-t desira ble places in or near Bedmrd. 2d. A Tract of J.a ml on both sides of the Cumberland Valley road r _rontaining libont tl acre., having a small bouse upon it. now occupied by Da vid Drenntng, with about J5 acres cleared, t he ie maincler being wood land, adjoining lands of G. D. (J- J D Shuck, Josepli Sellers, Henry Doisey and oth ers. Tr.nsrsi—One third of the purchase money at the confirmatiou of tin* sale, one third on t J-', hay of April, 1859, and the remaining one tt.ird on t!:e Ist day of April, 1 SCO, without interest, the payments to be secured by judgment bunds. Possession, except one field, wiil be ven on the !st day ol AorilJts-58. tLP'Sale to commence at 1 o'clock,P. M. SL. 1U SSKLL, adm'r dr. bonis non of MargiW"et DaviiLon*d-c. N. B. At the same time and place the -üburibcr. by virtue of the power given him in lb® will oi Ma ry Ann Davidson, dec'd, will sell the interest oi the said Mary Ann Davidson, in the the above described propeiiiej, said interest being the other undivided hah thereof. Terms made known on dav oi -ale. S. F.. KC-jSELL, Ex"r of the last Will and Testament of F.-b. 26, 1858. Mary Ann Davids it, dec. How to scire Moncu! j ALL persons who are in want of go--! and ve- j ry cheap Chairs and Cabinet Furniture.rA 'fo-rati now have an opportii- fobl : ——'-MA fi'y saving money, by ' ' calling on the subscriber, and ; selecting such articles n they ri ;y need from a I large stock now on hand which will be sold lower than the s.une can be bought in this country. You who are about to commence housekeeping will do well by calling on me - there v\ii! b • great i reductions made jn suit* ol Furniture. You will see . the truth of the above statement by looking at the; following list of price-. CHAIRS FROM St 30 to .30 00 per set BEDSTEADS, 2 30 13 00 TABLES, 2 50 " 20 00 •• BUREAUS, 10 00 35 00 " CUPBOARDS, 500 12 00 " VV ASMS BANDS, !50 600 " WORK STANDS, 100 " 500 " CANDLE STANDS, 100 " 300 " All other articles in proporlion. All aiticles war- j ranted. ISAAC MENGEL, JR. i February 19, iS">B. JfiJr Ti <.& Jm <3 AT THE COOK COLLIERY!! AT HOPEWELL, KNOWN AS THE COKE BANK!' j TIIE undersigned would hereby notify tiu: public j that he is engaged in the coal & mining banners, at , the Broad Top coal mines, one half rnihr lioin the town ot' Hopewell. In order to insure speedy sale j I he will sell ital the mines at 4$ cents per bushel, ; and delivered at Hopewell, at 6 cents p-r bushel.— Persons wishing roal will find it to their advantage i to give him a call, as the coal is of the first quality and the terms per bushel less than it can be obtained for elsewhere. The sub crib-r can at all times he found at his otSce at Hopewell, by persons desiious of purchasing. Dec IS, '57-;! m. RICHARD LANGDON. Bft!KtlV HOUSES OF JOHN T. HOGG. ■ SOMERSET, SOMERSET CO. (if i MOUNI PLEASANT, WTSTMORE'D" \ 3 | CONNLLLbVILLE, FAYETTE CO. I ± ; UNIONTOU'N, " y 5 BROWNSVILLE, " I 2. NEW BRIGHTON, BEATER CO. ) ? Deposits received, Discounts made, Drafts bought, } told and collected. Bank notes and Specie bought i and sold. Stocks, notes, and other securities, bought and sold on Commission. Correspondence and col ; lection* solicited, i Aug. 21, 1537. i A CARD. The Subscriber would respectfully announce I to his friends and customer- tiiat he lias associated with him in the mercantile business J. G. Min j nich of Bedford Bor. and that hereafter the i same will be conducted under the firm of Reed &, Minich, at the old stand. He takes this op portunity of returning his thanks for the past ; liberal support awarded him by his friends, and solicits a continuance of their favor for the new firm. He respectfully calls upon his fiiends S~ cuslomers to settle up their accounts as soon as convenient, pay or no pay, as it is very desireable to have his old books closed. Very respectfully, JACOB REED. Feb, 5 1858. i .IBMJ.YISTR.ITOR'S NOTICE. LETTERS of administration on the e tate of Jacob Heitshew, late of' Napier township, deceased, hav ing been granted to the subscriber re-iding in said township—all persons indebted to said estate are therefore notified to make payment immediately, and those having claims will present them forth with lor settlement. DAVID HEITSHEW. Ft'b. 12, 1858. AtJm'r. ~ fiK II JAMES' EXTRACT OF mum Ml, (Alcoholic praperation from 1 lie leaves imported from Calcutta,) FOR THE PERMANENT Ct'RE OP CONSUL FTON, BRONCHITIS. ASTHM A, COUGHS, COLDS, NEK VOL'S DEBILITY, &O. FRICB, $2,00 PER BOTTI.E. tEF"None genuine witnout '-Dr. H. James, 19 Grand St.. Jersey City," blown in the bottle. For sale by ROBERT FYAN, Bedford Pa., Sole Agent. Feb. 19, 1858. Dissolution of Partnership. THE partnership heretofore existing between Hen ry S. King and James Madara, under the name and firm of Madara, King & Co., doing business at Le mon's Iron Works, in Hopewell township, Bedlord county, is dissolved by mutual consent. HENRY S. KING, Nov. 2, 1857. JAMES MADARA. The business of manufacturing iron at Lemon's Iron Works, will be continued by tbe undersigned, who has purchased all the interest of his late partner, James Madary, in the Books property and effects belonging to the late firm of Madara, King Ik Co. Nov. 20. 1857. HENRY S. KING. FHKSII AHKIVAL OF NEW AUD SEASONABLE GOODS AT REED AND MINNICH'S. Cloths, Cassimeres, Calicoes, Ginghams. Flannels, Tickings, bleached and unbleached j Muslins, Table diaper, Paper and Cambric j Muslins, Irish Linen, also a fine assortment of j Ladies' Shoes, Getters, and Lace Roots, and a i variety of Mis •' and children's Shoes, which will be sold low foi cash. Feb. 2d, 1858. PLASTER.—In quant diet to suit purch- ' user? for sale bv A. B. CRAMER &. Co. Feb. 19, 1858. GKTTYS* PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY- Exchange. Building, Bedford, Pa., Where Ambrotvpej, Daguerreotypes, &.C-. ! &.C., ef rvrry description, are executed in Hie; lib it styl s and i nproveuienls of the Art. A lull assortment of plain arid fancy cases, and gold and plated Lack) Is, at very low prices, and The-public are respectfully invited to call ' xamine his specimens. T. R. GETTY'S, Jr. DRUG STORE FOR SALE* Any person desirous of purchasing a well esta blished and profitable Drug Store ran hear of a lirst rate opening by addressing the editor ol this paper. July 17, 1557. I). ... V. I NDKULICH. B. F. RSAII Wgmdevlfcl) & ionuavulna & Commission iHerdjants, North Si nd Street, opposite the Cumberland Valley lir.il Wood Depot, CHAHBBP.SBUH&. CP"Tbey are at ail times prepared to carry all kinds of Produce to, arid Merchandise, itc., lrom Philadelphia and Baltimore, at the shortest notice. *.* They will al.-o purchase Flour, Grain, i<c., at mat ket pi ice. COAL, LUMBER, SALT, FISH, GUANO, and PLASTER on Siuiut and for sale low. June 30, 1853. As the season for chapped hands and faces it is cominc on, we advice our friends to go to Dr. Harry's cheap Dm? Store and purchase a : box of ii J/art's Amandine, lor t !*e prevention I and eyre of chapped hands. Only 37J cents per box. For P'.:tij>lps and wrinkles and frfrklos and tan, Nothing ha* o'er I, pen discovered by man, I. ike that wonderful product "• tropical bovvers, The popular '• Ba Irn ola thousand 1' lowers, to be had at Dr. Harry's Drug & Cook Store. March ti. 1857 __ IRON.— Blacksmith's and others are inform ed we have just received a large supply of Re fiijt-tl Iron—warranted best quality*. A. B. CRAMER & CO. Country Physicians can have their orders filled at City prices a! Dr. Harry's. Bedford, Dec f, 1856. NOTICE. The partnership heretofore existing between James Burns aud J. H. Tharp is this day dissolved by mu tual consent. AH money due the firm is payable to James Burns, and all debts owed or contracted by the firm, will be paid by Jame- Burns. JAMES BERN'S. J. H. THARP. Fe!.. 19, 1858. , J EST leceived at Shoemaker's Colonade Store, a assortment ol Bools, Seoes, Hats, &C. ° [ , l'c.4-,'- r >7.) TO BE iUD JTL Dli. IUIIII\'S. Essence of Jamaica Ginger, which should have a place in every family, lor sale at Dr. Harry's. ttTwiWWPT AMERICAN PILLS. JOY TO THE AFFLICTED. YOUNG AMERICA ViC l ORICUS One small box of Pills cures ninety-nine eases out |of a hundred. No BaCam, no Mercury, no odor on the breath, no fear of detection. Iwo small pilia a do=e ; tasteless and harmless as water. I nil y" ei " ' tions are "iven, so that the patient can cure hirmell as certain"as with the advice of the tr.o-t experienc ed surgeon, and much better than with the advice of one of little experience in this class of , ''' ? " s .'* SENT BY MAIL TO ANY PART Or 1 tilE COUNTRY by enclosing one dollar to Dr. D. p. H*//gen No. Id I North Seventh St. below Race, Philadelphia. A hh. ral discount to the trade. None genuine without the t rriltru signature ot D. G. a,- ton Proprietor. Dr. \\"s treatment for Self-abuse, Weakness, sc., : is entirely different from Urn u-nal course. Dr. VV. I has cured hundreds who have tried others without j benefit. The treatment is as certain to cure as the : aim i* to rise. Enclose a stamp, and address Di. V\ . I a - above giving a full history of your en e, and you ! will bless the day you made the effort to secure what is certain—A RADICAL Ce RE. Feb. 5, 58.—1 yr- "CORN. One Thousand bushels for sale aio Family flour—Prime new Bacon a I so—by A. B. CRAMLR c*. Co. Feb. 19,1558. 100 PAIR Ladies Kid and Morocco Lace ; Boots, a superior article at ; mai-12,'58. REED & MINNICH^. j —Cheese, best quality, just receiv ied at REED & AHN NICH'B. Fl'esll Supply ot CriKeries—CofTee, Su gars, Svrup, best quality, Green and Black, ! Teas, Best Pearl Starch, &c., &c., jus) £Miv |cdat REED &. MINNICH'b. pSm 1 , Wi'l attend ponctually al nsr*t r . to 'l - s la- < : i tr h-tc nc 'tVeUi 1, ry; :!:i J, <fc fji . art. ft,-. n? 1.-th >:>. from on* to v.t >■ c> ■ ■ t. 1 j * ami ail w&rram IT T, nr.. INY.YRIABI. V CASH. ! ] \W' <)-• Ml Rot I'itl.twel, MW.r- Jj.\l I — =-" Vjj 1)1). F. T. REAMER " r> ESFECTFTTLLY begs leave to tender hi': \ Professional Services to the Citizens of Bedford and vicinity. IEP" Oftice in Julianna Street, at the Drug and Book Store. Feb. 17, 1854. Dr. B. F. Ham RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional ser vices to the citizens of Bedford and vicinity. Office and residence on Pitt-Street, in tbe building formerly occupied by Dr. John Hofius. June 24, 1853. LAW PAETNERSinpT" JOB MANN. G. H. SPANG. THE 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. CCF"Office on Julianna Street, three doors south of "Mengel House," opposite the residence of Maj. Tate. JOB MANN. June 2, 1854. G. H. SPANG. m P. SCHELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, \V r ILL attend faithfully to all legal business 7 7 entrusted to his care in the Counties of Bedford and Fulton. Bedford, -Nov. 1, 1847. John P. Heed, Attorney at Law, Bedford, Pennsylvania Respectfully tenders his services to the Public second door North of the Mengel 11 ouse. Bedford, Feb. 20, 1852. Cessna. & Shannon* X g AVE formed a Partnership in the Practice ~J of the Law. Q3r*Oilice nearly opposite the \Gazclte Office, where one or the other may at all times be found. Bedford, Oct. 20, 1849. LfW NOTICE. W. J. BAER, Attorney at Law: WILL practice regularly in the Courts of Bedford County hereafter. He may, during Court Weeks, be consulted at his room at the Washington Hotel. Nov. 23, 1555. JOSEPH W. TATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND iteac csraate iffloroeu, HAG for Sale 10 Farms, and 12,000 acres of Coat j and unimproved land, in Bedford and Fulton coun, j tics. Also Lot# in the town of Hamilton. Land : -oh! in quantities to suit purchasers. Propo-als for j timber are invited from Lumbermen. Terms ea-y. Aug, 7. 1857 — i^ti. I V. J. BAER. G.W.BEN! OR. B. F. MEYERS BAER, BENFORD So MEYERS, ATTORNIES AT LAW, BEDFORD, PENN'A. WILL punctually attend to all business entrusted to tbeircare. K7"Mr. Baer will be in regular attend ance at Court. OiFice on Juliana street, same as for merly occupied by Wm. M. llall, F.sq. [jan 28,'58.] TO BUILDERS. The subscriber is fully prepared to furnish any quantity or quality of Building Lumber and Plastering Latlts. Otd<-rs directed to St. Ciairsville, Bedford County, will be promptly attended to, by giving a reasonable notice. t\ B, BJCEGLE. WE FOSTERj BJJLDWLV, LLYIJER.V.IX A CO. Importers and Dealers in Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, Combs, Brushes, l ancv Goods, Looking Glasses, &c. No SI North Third St., Philadelphia. All orders solicited and prompt ly attended to. Sept. :>, 18.7(5. THE MENLEL IIOISE. Valentine Steckman, Proprietor. {j'/ 3 "Boarders ta!:en by the day, week, month or year, on moderate terms. May 9, i 856. iSp ecf aci ins I Tlie subscriber has jus! received a splendid \a? i, y ot Gold, Silver Mounted, and Steel Spectacle?, with the finest Scotch Pebbles, su perior in clearness, and designed to suit persons of all ages—warranted never to FAIL—to which he invites the attention of all who are in need of the article. lie has also just received an elegant assortment of JEWELRY—aII of which he will sell on reasonable terms. DANIEL BORDER. Bedford, May 22, 1557. kio <£!evariuien and Snyerintmiifnt's ct Sabbat!) Scljoals. We keep on hand the publications of the Am. S. S. Enion. American Bible Society, American Tract Society, Presbyterian Board of Publica tion, Methodist Book Rooms, Massachusetts S. 8. Enion, Lutheran Board of Publication, Epis copal B.S. Union, and a great variety of stand ard Religious Publications suitable for Sabbath Schools. SHRYOCK & SMJTH, Chamber sburg. March 6, 1857. LAST NOTICE !~ THE subscribers now have their books posted for settlement, and call upon all persons doing business with them, to come forward and set tie up their accounts immediately. They hope this notice will not be passed unheeded, as Ibis has been the first time for years of business that a similar call has been made. One of the firm being now engaged in other business, the busi ness of the firm imperatively demands settle* nu-nt. All kinds of Hides will be taken in pay ment of accounts due. TAYLOR & MO WRY. Jan. 1, 1S58 CORN SHELTERS, FODDER CUTTERS ami torn Jlillw. We but ask the Farmers to give these Machines a trial: and, if they are not good, and i do not work as represented, they may be refurn ! Ed, and the money will be promptly refunded. ' Give them a trial— it will cost nothing—and, hv having them you will save money. BLYMIRE & HARTLEY. Bedford, December 19, 1856. IXew Goods, GREAT EXCITEMENT AT SHOEMAKERS COLON ADE STORE. i HE undersigned having just returned from the eaa ii-tf; cities, si!' r,.;.v opening a splendid assortment "I 1 all and Winter goods, consisting in partofLadies Dic-s goods, Black and Fancy Silks, Meiinoes, De laine*. Cr.--htr.eres,* •ATpaecas, Shawls, Calicoes, Woollen Hoods Jc Talmas for Ladies and children, Hed and White Flannels, llosery, &c. Gentlemen and Boys wear Cloths, Bi'k. and Fancy Casiineres, Jeans, Tweeds, Satinet!®, Mucins, ice., BOOTS & SHOES, Cents and Roys Roofs and eihoes, Ladies and .Misses Shoes and Gaiters o; ail sizes and descriptions. A general assortment of Gents it Boys Hats and Caps. Flour Oil Cio'ths. Syrup Molasses, White k Brown S'ngar, Green and Black l ea, Groceries of all kinds, Buckets, Tubs, Baskets, Queerisware, Hardware, and all articles usually kept in country Stores.— Thankful forpa-t favors they hope that by fair deal ing-., and a desire to please, to receive a liberal share of public patronage. All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods. J. k J. M. SHOEMAKER. Oct. IC, 1537. SAY 12 VOI K MOSEY! THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the travelling public, that he has established a daily line of stages between Bedford and Latrobe. The route is that of the old Philadelphia Turnpike, leading from Philadelphia to Pittsburg, being one of the coach roads in the Union. Passengers will pass over the whole route by DAYLIGHT, and will REACH i trains of cars for Pittsburg as early las by going to Hollidaysburg I Johnstown. The fare to Pittsburg on this route . is Four Dollars and Tu-entv Cents being THREE DOLLARS CHEAPER i than on any other route from Bedford to that point i Coaches leave the Washington Hotel, Bedford, eve ry morning, at C>lo'clock, (Sundays excepted) and the Depot at Latrobe every morning, after the arri val of the mail train from Pittsburg, (Stindavs ex cepted. JOSEPH A. GARMAN. February, 12,1858-tf. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE partnership "heretofore existing and trading under the lirui of Barudoliar, I.owry & Co., and Evertiart, Asbcom & Co., has tins day been,dis j solved by mutual consent. The books kc., are in the hands of Barndoller k Evevhart. who are autbor . ized to set'le ail accounts of The old firm. G, K. BARN"DOLLAR, J. F.LOWRY. C. W. ASHCOM. Hopewell, Sep. 1. 'O7. J. C. EVF.RHART. THE subscribers take this method of informingjthe public that they will continue the business of mer chandising at the old stand, and hope by strict atten tion to business to receive a liberal share of public 1 patronage. We have remodeled the Hopewell Mill, and are now ready to grind all kinds of grain. We will at all times purchase aii kinds of grain for which the j highest price will be paid. BARNDGLLAR & EVF.RHART. Hopewell, Oct. 30, IS-'JT. Administrator's Notice- NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admin j istration have been granted by the. Register of Bed- I lord county, to the undersigned, on the estate of W'il ! i.am Lams, late of Southampton township, dec ; d, that all persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment, and those having claim s will present the same for settlement. VVM. IIAMS, Administrator, residing in Southampton Township. IVb. 26, ISSS. Administrator's Notice. .NOTICE is hereby given .that letters of administra tion have been granted by the Register of Bedford Co., to the undersigned, upon the estate of Elizabeth Raily, late of Londonderry township, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate will please make payment and those having claims will present them dulv authenticated for settlement. GEO. VV. BEXFOKD, Adm'r. Feb.2G, ISSS. LIST OF LETTERS, REMAINING in the Post ofiice, at Bedford, Pa., February loth, ISSS. [CFM'ersons call ior fetters in this list will be particular to say they are advertised. Allen James, 3 Cotvden & Son, Messrs. .Anderson Jno. Crooks Samuel, Arnold H. Dunkee Mary J Miss, Amy Mary, Miss Diehl Ann E Miss, Boggs, Mrs. Duncan Jos W flrounback William Erisman Henry, Bairn George Emerick Henry, Bay James C Eiwood Elizabeth Miss, Diddle Levi, Freeman Noah, Biddle Margaret, Flickinger Joseph, Biddle Jacob, French Sarah Miss, Brubecker M. Mrs. Garner David, Barndollar i\laggie Miss, Grana Mary Miss, Rentier Caroline Miss, Hottstetler Levi, Banick George 2 Hill Daac, Boyd Thomas A Horning Lewis, IJenner James, Hill Joseph W Branack Frederick liawly lieoand, Breneman Levi, Heileman Wainwright4 Bowers John P. Hall Jacob, Bridenthall Henry, Howe M John, Clements Francis, Ilerr John, Cobh Carlton Mess. IL rshman Simon, Caney John, Kiumpf Carl, 2, Churchhili Alva Miss, Knmpp Charles, fvelton H. H. Ogborn Joel, Kline Cenas, Purdy & Son M. A. Lanery Michal, Petrikin Bruce R. Lenocker Jacob, Racebaum Frederick, Latchaw Isaac K. Reed James 2, Leighmon P. F. Robason Ruth, Landes D. N. Dr. Ream E. 1). Lynn Sophia Mrs. Ross William, Miller Lidv Mrs. Rolar Ellen, Mitchell P. J. Reed J. W. Moag Gottlieb, Russell William 9. Miller William, Struck G. D. Mills Jacob, Sives Julia Ann, Mecotbof Thomas Swarts Eli, Mitchell Algerda Miss, Scott Alexander, Mossman Real A. Stair Eleanor Miss, Mullon Sarah J. Miss, Seper J. Milligan George, Seelv J. 11. Met reck Jno. Tucker Josiah, Mathers Charles, Valentine Jessey, McCoy John, Vice! William, McPhersm Daniel, Weethel B. F. Willonghby Charles, Wilson Frank, W r a!ter J no. H. Wilson John, Wales Gad <S* Co Messrs. Work Franklin, Wilson Janp Miss, Yonker John, Yount Jacob, Zimmerman Michael, Bedford Pa., ) JXO A.MOWRY, Feb. 19, i s AS. P. M. WAGONS.—Several new two horsp wagons, work warranted, f>r sale on a liberal credit,or lor country produce by A. B. CRAMER &. Co. Feb. 19, 1858. LUMBER.—Twenty Thousand feet of Spruce &. Pine Boards, also a large supply of Poplar Scantling—for sale by A. B. CRAMER &Co Feb 19, ISbB. 6c Co. have established their Ex press on the H. &. B. T. K. R. and appointed C. W. ASHCOM, Esq., agent at Hopewell.
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