Till* Bedfforil
AT HOME AND ABROAD.
pay tip ■' —Persons indebted l<> this office for
JLb work and advertising are respectfully re
quested to make payment as soon as possible.
H eaiecomj !hii to make tins requisition up
on our friend--. as we are desirous of paying our
>
FrankUn High School—Martintbarg, Biuir
m., Pa.-- This institution will open for the re
cej.tbti "f pupils, on the first day of October- '
r.i x?. Tt is said to a fiord great advantages to
If: • desiring to obtain a good education cheap
ly-
Ml— II our friend L —, of Eibin--
viile, \\ i'! furnish v.s w Ith another copy of I i
' imn.titiir otion. we wdi -pu',ii-h it with pea
•sire, it ha> been mislaid.
''n Stroud Quarlerfy Meeting of the M. E.
I Lure!.. in this pface, will be held on next
.ith, the 25th in>t. RK\. MI:. GCYUP. i
v jf c (eii to be present on the occasion.
.7 !•' :s(af. —On Tuesday, the 13th inst,.
n man calling ! in-, M oriroe," hire l
.< n are of ..I, . Valentine St"okir>an, of this
•!ac>- sa\ing Dat :,• wished to > to Keller
in'iivs Mills, i 1 th r -iintv. Instead, however,
of returning the mare he loo!; Iter on to Cum
berland, Md., uh<re he tri~>l to s -ll her. Mr.
Steckn an pursued him but did not succeed in
overtaking him. The n are lias, however, sino
10! n rei >\ (-red. JM tirue being still at large,
ft is said 11 1 a I this !• ilow, MO.NROF, is known
about Cuu.bertai ,<! by t! • nan.e of Fr N j A >ii\
SMALLW. on.
i'rdjord Sj nag*. —There are now about 250
visitors at th" Springs, whilst more are daily
arriving. The indications art-that there will
be more visit.•;> here !i ;• n thati ever be
fore.
We : iv*. tiff j.leasi-re of laying before
our readers another no.ti .1 o- m from the same
} " *' h. ee.'u io;is we have fieqnentiy rel.-r
-- to in tr ims of praise. It is rarelv, indeed,
that we fieri in anil newspaper, an origin ul DO
'' * i
.it, that con s rj to the standard of the foil w
mg
LINES.
i 1 why should 'he spirit of mortal 1)9 proud?
Since the pride, which i-cartbly, rniat over be
bowed:—
I low empty is honor! how vain is a!! fame !
ci-j-,y but tbe shadow, am! know hut the name.
i ! •• jitory ami power of eaith—where are thev?
1 ley are broken and shivered, Uke idols oi ct >v !
i he empires men founded—the dee !, they have done,
Are but wrecks, ami a vanity under ihe sun.
'l'b. brightest and fairest must fade and decay, I
A doom, that nor beauty nor manhood can stay: !
Our pathway is clouded with pain and with sorrow—
And the joy oi to-day brings the grief of to-morrow.
Oh ' why s! otild the rpirif of mortal he proud?
ce the ermine and tobe must g.ve place to the
shroud.
l'heie ti.ey mingle—the greatest and least—in the •
dust,
Where nothing remains, save a hope and a trust; —
Yes' a hope and a trust, that the spirit shall ri.-e
To a holier home beneath happier skies;—
That us soilows >ha!l win it a glory above,
And the pri.b ; which it cherished, shall melt into 1
love. <
To Dr. HAT — A fri-ml •-f ours says he
has J ui ;!, I.y hu r rxj etinner', 'bat tbe most
tlrtctr al usv to distt v rats is to [dace n copy ,
l ithe New \ ik inhtine in l!n-ir 1 T<?. The
rats'graw at it to get it out of the way, get a
snuff of Ihe in in*' methat is di-ssn.tnated <li
riTl from Satan's headquarters, thro' its .col
umns, and then give cue tr. n . n<i< i< nrey,
l;V w hic h they are Mown into atoms. It is said
that fbini- .n's/..•'ir/nYor would have the same
effect, only the btiir.-l >pe sn.Mis so far oil the
rats cnr.r.ot be got to ar.rr .ith if. Htirrislur -
llnuid
A PERILOUS POSITION OF A MAX CP A TREE.
lhe Fro put' (III.) i Mil tin Ida tU follow- 1
illg story :
"Mrs. Farii it-vherr. v. if of the tr.ssfet mo- t
■ baric oft he Catena b-. Chicago I is ion railroad
:it tl.i point, na :<• a very narrow escape from
drowning last week. It appears that she was ;
: ii z <i in "ved I v ;i I ired n ati to P c< Unicn.
Wi r: th. v vii •• \ i'.bin ab mt an i'e and a
: ,t : . d ;b.>t ; int tiu'y were compMl- ito leave
heir carriig.- ami take to a b :t, into which •
thev tupped with two gentlemen, who were ,
■afro lj fc carried over. fitey ha i rowed
some distance when a ring which was sw "in
it.ii,g a!. Reside put hi. ; iu s ujen the side of
i;,e b >at, tips-tting it, ar.d precipitating its oc
cupai.ts ii.'o a'xut t. n feet wafer. Two f the
i:.*n raatn ashore. The < ther sticc-> ded in
rtariiing a tree no ar by, up which he clamber- |
td. A!i>. Barmirgham, after sinking tw ice, was ;
caught bv the man in the tree, and held until
; JUS iV >ni shore cane to their relief, in
ai. of three cp ,iters of an hour. The only .
> jiiiv Mrs. B. sustained was the chafing of her
ant s in holding to the tree, and severe cold.
After the gentleman had secured a loo'ing in
the tree lie found he had a necklace, in the •
!eof a rattlesnake, lie succeeded in re- 1
h-asii,.* hi.; self from this dangerous companion
O Z3 * t
without injury.
One r t the gentlemen lost his wallet, con- j
faining §i iOO in money, besides valuable pa- I
rv" ,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
The receipts ol'Cloverseed are trifling, and it |
i- taken on arrival at $! 50 a T C-'i per f)+ lbs. "
No sales of Timothy or Flaxseed. <
The Flour market remains n iifioul animation. ;
-V nit 1000 bbls. fresh ground sold f•>>r shipment
at $5 for c \tra and $.) TO for extra family, iri
ll ud ug sonie Western extia family at 50.
> , erfir.e is oii'ered at Sit 37 J, without buyers, i,
I h>. sait s to the trade have been within the [ j
lange of these quotations. i i
Nothing doing in Rye Flour or Corn Meal. : 1
Ihe receipts of Wheat are small, and it is
'teady demand at $1 a 1 OS per bushel for old j
arid new Red; $1 I'M tor mixed; and $1 10 a
1 '2O for White.
Rye is wanted, and 500 bushels Pennsylvania (
'ought 70 cents.
Corn comes forward slowly, and sells freely | .
at 3bc. i >r Yellow and 28c. for White.
Oalsaie steady at T2e. per bushel. j -
Whiskey is scarce, and fiim at 25 a 2Gc. lor ,
tiluU.. and 24c. for Drudge.
Eeciforcl Markets,
, coiou.l I ri> V. I- KM.Y uv j. Sc j. x. norM\KI:R.
Floor, S | hotter, 12? cts.
M fTeut. pel bo. s j I .ggs, p,>r >io/.. I<i "
oye, " 5l) cts,
hiu-kwheat, per bo. 10 '• f.ard " i 0
bailey, '• .0 " Onions, per la. "
Oats, " 25 " Corn, " to "
Potatoes, 37^
c tw bt)e r 11 sc m c nt s.
i nl'. a ,'ive reward will be paid by the subscri
ber (or th" apprehension of a certain BENJA-
Ml N SMALLVYOOI), wh >. n Tmsdav the 13th
day ol July, ir.st., hired from the undersigned
a bay mate which he has not yet returned; but
has been trying to sell. lie assumes different
names and is supposed to belong to a gang of
horse Imeves.
VALENTINE ST DC KM A \.
Bedford, July kl.'l, 1557.
PAMPHLET /. /II \.
! HE Pamphlet Laws of the Slate have be"ti
received at the Pioihonotarv's Oftic-', and ai"
r>ad\ tor distribution among those en: it led to
receive them. S. H. "TATE,
jnly 23, 'SB. Pro*'v.
Bedford County, ES.
AT an Oi phans' Court held at B -df ;■■ in
in! it.r >aiti County ol He.ltord, on tbe >i clay ol
Ma', . IN.-.K. before the Jml-es ol tiie said court,
On rnotionof O. K. Shannon, Ksq., ttie Court grant
a rule upon the hei_rs and legal representatives oi
(•'• .>. Marker, late of Middle U'oodberrv township,
dr.- .!. to wit: t;u> is.';., ol John. Sarah Jane, fVVil
tiafri Henry Phti be /-.lien, and Cieorge Kdmtind, ol
mbo n D.iii.e! Hurley guardia i, tleorge, F.li/ub tic
funk, dee d, leaving issue, f.ouisa, residing in Cedar
county, lowa, and bus for her guardian (>eo. R. llol
* ge>. Jane 110 l tiger, wife ol (jeorge B. llolsi ■ r,
<dl ics bng in Bol:.s i county, except Klias Funk.
1 o tie and appear at in Orpin, is" Com I to be held at
Bed: rd in and lor tlie county of Bedford, on tbe sth
Monday, -'lothday ol August, A. I) to accept
or re!use to take the leal estate o! sail deceased nri
dipo td ol al tbe valuation, which has been rain
ed and appraised in pursuance of aw rit of partition
or valuation issued out of our said court and to tbe
Sberiil oi said county directed, or -bow cause why
tbe same should not be sold.
11l testimony whereof f have I cri-nnto set my
j L S. hand and the seal id -aid c uirt at Bed
ford, this 7th day or May, ISSS.
Attest— " * SAMT. 11. TATK,
WM. S. Fin .n, Sb'tf. Piotl.'y.
Novel anci Entrr.orclinary !
.YEW SCHEDULE OF PR EMU MS
of the
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the circulation ot tbe iong-estabiished and pnpnh i
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in the sale of our valuable Book->, we now announce
our new programme of premiums lor the season of
IS'Sand 1552, embracing ibe celebrated Art Union
series of twelve large and Splendid Steel Plate F.n
giaiings, and a schedule of Cold Watches, Kich Jew
elry of all kinds. Cold Pens, etc., offered on a .-vale
of liberality surpassing all previous offers.
Our Jewelry i- composed exclusively of the ricli
e-t f;r.-t-class articles, warranted to be solid gold, or
precisely as represented, and every person selects
his own premium. Ours is tbe only Publishing
L mse that otfeis premiums on tins plan, or that fur
i. shes this class o! Jewelry.
The following is a li-t of a few of the articles,
with the amount ot the club for which it I- given as
i premium, and tbe postage required for its deliv
ery by nmib
>piendtd detached Lever. Enameled
Dial, eighteen caret Gold Watch,
warranted a perfect time-keeper AijO 00
Elegant Lepine Enameled Dial 18 ca
ret Gold Watch 50 00
'.urge Double-Slide Gold p'f.ciland I'e :-
Jdd Ben warrants'i to be solid gold age.
throughout GOO Uc
Beautiful Go! 1 Pencil warranted to
be solid <g Id throughout 2009 c
i >!d Pencil, Gold Watch Kev, and
Gold Tooth Pick catriliined 800 9c
L\ll ii ion Silver Case I'encii (warran
ted same as coin) and Gold Pen "2 50 9c
Birh G"ld Band Bracelet 1 00 9c
fancy G..id Al-.?.iic i.'rjcel-t S)) 9c
■ij "i lined (joi.i L tket, engravt !
and turned " 1 00 Gc
■N tof (.Md ("arm . C .)• Do ps G O Gc
8M of Gold Cora! Ear Drops GGO G •
Cold Cameo Pin for July SGO Gc
N ,id Florentine Bin for Lady 50 > Gc
i' jl'd Bn ( Ulster i : lar Gentleman 2003 c
-NT ol Engi a ved, Lined Gold Studs 2 <J 3c
Set of Gold C rnt liau SU-evc BUM IDS
ior Lady or Gentleman ! 00 3
Superb 1; iemlship Ring, s di I sixteen
caret gold, ri> lily enameled I 00 3c
A Miss's Ring, solid sixteen cant
ij Id, s' I with stone 2003 c ■
Among ihe F.i graviugs are:
The signing of tbe Death Waiiant of I.a
dy Jane Giey, from tbe e-dt grateii pain
ting by Ifaniel Huntuigton. 2'.' inrhes
long by 17 inches wide ?! 00 1
Phe i tapper's La-t hi ot, from the great
fainting by W. lin- ny, ISx'.'t 1 t0 Pit*
i'be Ang!- r's Daughter, Jioin i!> • great
pa int nig by Landseer 50 Oc
sparking, .nun the paintiug by F W F. !-
wards 50 "Jc
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Our Catalogue contains over l,ono of the most use
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Any persjn sending us 50 cents or more, either
[or the Joi i;\ it. or for at tl.e lowest prices, is
entitled to the -ame amount in any of the | icnunms
rf his own selection Irorn the scheilule. lie is also
jntitled to extra Premiums amounting toSl. andex
ra Books or Journals amount itig to?! for every club
>f $lO, thus receiving for .$lO, Books or Journals a- |
polluting to sll, and Premiums tosll- The amount |
o |>re|>ay postage on the Premiums, should aocom
rany each order.
Kvery reader is invited to form a c!ub, and we
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Specimens and Catalogues sent free on application,
lend on a few subscriptions at once, and select your
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Nitalozue. JM EMLRSOM N CO., Publishers,
july 2'!, I"5S- 406 Broadway, New York.
'
•t n M/YfS TH A TOR NO TIC E.
LET r ERSoI administration havingjbvn gran
;ed by the Register of Bedford county, to the under
;igned, upon the estate of Benjamin Davis, late of;
he State of lowa, dee'd—all persons therefore know
themselves indebted to said estate are requested
o make immediate payment, ami those having
•laitns against it will present them duly autlientica
ed for settlement.
GEORGE C. DAVIS,
ol St. Clair township, Adm'r.
July 16, 1958.
JHIO FIRE PROOF PAINT,
cheap, durable arid i
rretly, already ground at Hartley's, (j 18,'57. .
\RNoLd'S WRi I i.Nti INK.
genuine at tide for sale at
june 25/58. REED & MINNTOPS. !
Auditor's Notice.
I N the fiJitrt ot Common Plea in and far the
county o! Bedford, in the matter of the exception
filed to the account ot' Samuel 11. Tate, Esq., As
-ignee of Sansom ,V Gephart, John P. Reed, ap
pointed auditor to report upon the exceptions, state
m. account, and report a distribution of the funds in
tbe hands of the assignee to and amongst the credi
tors, ami the evidence.
The auditor w ill attend to the duties of the above
appointment, oil Monday, the 10th day of August,
at 10 o'clock, A. M., of said day, at his office in the
borough of Bedford, when and when? all parties in
terested can attend if they see proper.
JOHN P RF.ED,
July 10, IBSS. Auditor.
Auditor's Notice.
I N the Orphans" Court in and for the county
of Bei!;or<l, in tbe matter ol the di-tribution of tiie
mon y in tbe hands of David Pa'tci son, one oi the Ex
ecutors of the last will iVv-j of William Patter-on,
dec'd, John P. Reed, appointed auditor to ascertain
the advancements made to the heirs, and report the
(listi .tuition of the balance.
i he auditor will attend to the duties of tiie above
appointment on Saturday, the 1 tfh day of August,
next, at !0 o'clock. A. M.,at hi* office in the bor
ough of Bedford, when and w here a!! j>artes inter
! esleJ can at tend n th**y see proper.
JOHN P. REF.D.
July 10, )v"9. Auditor.
Co.
' llu' undersigned tipjiuirited !.v Ihe Orphans
Comt ;rj .jr. : fur the county ot Bedford, to distribute
: : e money in the hands of John Cessna, Esq.. ad
mit istralor oi the e-tate of Abraham Sparks, dee'd,
a nong*t rieditors and lieirs, will attend to the du
ties ot said appointment on Thursday, tbe 22d clay
of July, at lus otlice in the borough of Bedfoid, at
10 o'clock. A. Al. oi .-aid day, when and where ail
parties iuterc.-led can attend.
JOHN P. REED,
July 2, IS.T-. Auditor.
.VOTICH OF I.YQUiSIt'JO Y.
THE iu ir.- and i ga! rc |)resi>ntaliv. s of Mrs.
Sop';, • M iwer, l ite of Coierain tow nship, deceased,
viz: Eliza, intermarried with Elijah Weaver, in the
State of Ohio, Rebecca, intermarried with Joshua
Filler. Nat v, intermarried with Jacob Hoss, in
Woo' ('omit \,Oh o, S.i rah, intermarried with E man- :
uel J. Diehl, anil Eli/;beth intermarried with Levi f
K"gg, are h-n !>v not tried that an inqu dtion to val
ue and apprais'- tiie real est ate o! -aid dee'd. v /: a
house ami lot in the town of Ran ling, adjoining
Joshua Filler ami others, will be held on the premi
ses, on .Morulav. tbe 2' th day of Julv, inst-. when
! and w here all may attend who see proper.
Sheriffs Office. ( WM. S. FLUKE,
Bedford, July 2, 'SB j Sheriff. j
AOTICE OF LYQI lsiJlo.V.
M HERE AS Willi urn Jmrns, late id South
ampton town-hip, Bedford county, died seized ol llm
following described real ■ '-ale, viz: The Alan-.on
Fiaet cot tan g shout four buurlred and seventy a
acre.-, adjoining lands ot I'bon as Leasure, Joseph
Benntt. Geoige P.. itf - b .v, John Bennett an; oth
er- -ne otl.'-r Tract containing about one hundred
and ti.'v acres, a f lining !.• J.- of iczckiab Tt>" . '
George To well, Da v. I ll>w-.::l and o'i.ers. One
otliei tract co: 'a 'i:>g about li.ty" aci' s, adioining
lartds of V, r.-tl-y 1 erdriv, the next de-c i iheil tract
and otfer-. Also the unit, v ide-d one third part of a
tract containing four fundi-d am! seventy four acre- ;
or thereabouts, adjoining lands ol Jo-'ph Bennett.
Westley Perdt vv, and the laot above described tract,
all situate it. Southampton township, Bedford county.
Leaving i--ue eight heirs, to wit: W:n. M. I in--.
Isaac l.ars.s, John fiam-, now i!.'r -a-e<), Jeav ii g two j
children, Mary ami t-aiah I tarns, the la-t of w.iorn is a i
minor and ta no gtiarilian, Richard Dam-, (who is
now in Allegheny county, Pa,,) Mow s and A iron
liaou the petitioners, and lacob ami Henry liatr.s.
ai! except Richard resoling in Bedford countv.
Notice is therefore given that in pursuance of a j
writ of partition or valuation to me directed, I will ;
proceed To hold an Inquisition or valuation on the |
-ii ii premist -, on Wednesday, the 2--!h day of July,
185 s. her, ami where all parties interested may at- j
ted if rhey Sep proper.
Sheriffs Office, ( WM. S. FLUKE,
Bedford, July 3, 'SB Sheriff
7 7 ui 9 r!iiglt i (>j' Hea} cli*
W ILL not 'a' M-'t.i- ■ I (o tiny one wishing to ] tir- >
chase a new co; t at Loye:'s
.--£s*7l cr
frffi ■■■" m Y mry
■ ■■det*. j. . V.*y r S tf/i;
ii V CAKCSS <2 \ i
where ! a- jn-t been received a large at d ■ legant a--
soitn -I :ot g ;tl< men's dress and furnishing goods,
con *i-> eg, in pa t. of
f LOTUS,
CA SSI MERK<,
VET! I NGS,
(-RA\ ATS,
GLOVES, xr., f;r.
11 •-•! 'v'ltcii arco i ici to the public ai u >p w figure. '
O lot Res mail" to ;. I-1 on eh nl notice. "
('all and buy one of" tba-e bm.utiful coats rm.de only
'■ y
V "Rb I r, Me mt ITIoR,
fu- M fail .. I, | i
L e.'sti . g. loth pd i t, and fancY,
;; lU ' R'-'d.'urd • ver brought tt)
Neatly clothe *y pcopli;"' c.'.tL.
Bedford, July 2, H
rt //\ I p L' 4 V t: "> /\ 3 A
;i; v f -> iI. % * \iH > •
• - r a • ■. .j q > / > g
''>u C . {' y k',-i \ F i'ttt Witllifl OtlC
'
■ ! ' ■I '<■■ ' lop ('• > rcg rm.tainieg about D'fi
•"' r • J i b-u'tom land ab >!it 0.-- -it.r; clear- .
:
1 tiipioved. and a to-** spring of ■ \-. llt-nt water at •
t tie door ,)t tie 1 be' -" . o t vvu good < rchards of 11 u.t
! rees en Ihe prem -•
Af.B().
the well ke-.wn Tavern Sv.t.d an I Store Hou-e in j
the town of Woodberry, situate on lot No. 5, on tbe !
p;an oi -ai ! tow n C> leet by l'Jll feet, now in the oc- '
cupancy of Wiltiam Pier-r'n.
A I.SO,
160 acres of land in Dallas County, lowa.
ALSO,
T acr. sol land in Alontgoini-rv Uounty, lowa.
ALSO.
'.O acres of laud in Harri-on County, lowa.
ALSO
120 acres in Alotiicon County, Minnesota.
ALSO
Lot no .8 of block 55 in the city of Omaha, Nebr sk !
Territory.
An near tbe Kail Roads and presenting good oppo. J
(unities for investments.
O. E. SHANNON.
Bedford, July 2, 1-" S.
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,
A T
RAY S IIILL, BEDFORD COUNTY, PA.
BY virtue of an order ot the Orphans' Conit j
oi Bedford county, tire subscriber will sell at
ptiblic sale on the premises, at the public house j
ot V) m. Snell, on Ray's Hill, in Fast Providence !
township, on
/• riduy the id a ( /,n/ of Jh/gust, nexf,
tire undivided interest of David and Catharine Man- '
speaker, in the Real F.state of which Jacob Snell ;
died seized, being the same upon which tbe said j
V. m. Snell now resides, containing ONE 1 UN-!
DRKD \! RES, more or less, lying on each side of
tbe turnpike, and having thereon erected a large
TWO-TTORY FRAME HOUSE, FRAME I
SI ABLE and other buildings.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Terms—Cash, at the confirmation of sale.
O. E. SHANNON,
July 2, 1858. Guardian, &c.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
Of good quality ami well seasoned, lor
le by 'ItEED & MLN'NICII'S.
July 9, 1858.
JJ-JJJJ.J-J.J-J- J- J. J- JJ- J-J-JSJ.J JJ-JJJJ- J JJJ
A CARD.
Allegheny Male and Female Seminary,
HAIAKiH Rii, p a .
I lie summer term will oponAiij. fth. Fall
term, Oct. £ Jlst, 1858, and winter term, Jan.
18th. Spring term, April sth, 1859.
1 C * Circulars with full particulars may be had of
W• • BRIM, A. 8., Principal.
*\. it. Sturlents coming to this institution will be
conveyed ireeol charge from Bedford, on the 4th
August, by a letter to Mr. Samuel Wil
liams, o{ K.iinsburg.
flainsburg, Bedford co., June 1, K)l-\y.
~ -' v s/ y w'v*/*/yy v *yy y
GREAT
! ATTRACTION!
Xew anil Cheap
4
'/o/ft i n Em oori um.
' ~ M
Tfi I . undersigned would respectfully inform the
citi/t i s of Bedford, and surrounding country, that he
lias opened on! in Bedford, at the old and well known
[ stand, known as the
" RISING SEX,"
i 3,1 rstf i sive Cloth EstablLhment, where he will
: always he found with a largo and well selected stock
oi gentlernen,and boys' clothing. From his long ex
perience in |be business, he flatters himself that lie
cannot he surpassed, either in his facilities lor ptir
clia .u.' clothjngat a low figure, or of selling them
ower : ..:n as . other store within 150 miles of this
p'ace.
.Not washing to enumerate the many different arti
clcs of i ';. nig on hand he would merely state, that
in part, his stock consists 01 coats ranging from 75
cents, to sIS, pants fiom 50 cents, to $lO, vests
from ct<, to SO. Also, shirt-, collars, cravats,
trunks, carpet sacks, &c., Ike.
All | ■erson- wishing to purchase clothing or any
tiding ei-e ,n my line, will never regret of calling
at Leopold- so 1.. cheap clothing Kmporiuin, where
yon can git cheap and unheard oi bargains—Come
one. come ail.
May 11, Is s. A. LEOPOLD.
We. w lloqtlS,
The unli-rsigneil respectfully announce to th< ;r
friends an.! cu-tomer-, that they havejj u t opened a
very large ami general as ortment oi'
SPBIAC & SI'SVEK mm,
consisting, in part, a> follows:
SILKS, CH ALLIES, ALPACAS, DEL AIN KS
LA W.\s, BF.RAGF.S, BRILLIANTS, FRENCH
and AMI RICAN CHINTZ, GINGHAMS, GLOVES,
COLLARS, HOSIERY. KC.,K(\
8 h AWLS A X D M A N TILL A S.
( loths, Ca-simeres, Yt-tings,
Muslins, Drillings, Ticking ,
Ky. Jeatie, Linens, Sheetings,
' ottonades, flannels, Cassinetts,
Nankeens, Cambrics, Checks,
CHEAP CARF ET S,
\\ ii.te an l Colored Chain, Floor Oil Cloths, Matting,
Rugs,
- '
SSoois A f<liov'+, BZnt* A Cap*,
Also, a large stock of lasbionable READY MADE i
COATS.
Also, a lull stock ol Groceries, Wooden Ware, &c j
Ha virg s elected onr good- with great care, we are
enable.! to ntier our customers vT.KY GREAT 13AR
GAINS ;or cash, country produce, or on six months
ere 5 K punctual dealers. An examination ol our j
stock is rrspectfully "solicited.
A. B. CRAMER A CO.
Apr. 30.
§*edl'ord
ILUL ROAD!
>.'tce the Charter has necm granted lor the "Bed
!irrd Rail Roa "he citizens of Bedford have beei
much excited and intcreYi d upon the subject, thi
inter. -t i not conli. vd to t. cit.z ns of the town,
h : i -is throughout tl.v. country, ar.J crowds are
i .i.ly iuditng to
It W W W ' rS
NEW AND HANDSOME STORE,
L.v ANDERSON'S Row,
vvher • a large and attractive a oitment of beantilul
Spring and Sum uer goo Is are open ing, which will be
. ~ ! cli-oper than even .ffered before iri this place.
The Stock c tisisls in part of
(i rin iio Lawns, White & Printed Bril
liant.:, Rob: s (in Sbaun*, IJo rage tie
i. litn s, Robes A' Qnilla, Lavellas
Challies, Plain Sc. Figured
Swiss, Latest Style
Lawn Robes for
$ 1 f> 0.
Mohair Mix! it re for 18J per yard.
De Lain.-s ol all disciipti ins from ii cts to
•2.1 per yard.
I twos of vnuous styles ii r G c(s pre yard.
An extensive ass srtinent of :<eantiful prints
i tn„:' g fj >;. ' cts ( . 12i per yard.
MUSLINS OF ALL PRICKS AND
QUALITIES.
A large assortment ol La lies ,v Misses, gloves, j
is. hosier v lioni t!ie low figure of 3 ct.- up.
Pun- linen lidUffs. for 5 cU and a full and;
complete assortment o! ladies dress goods getter- !
ally.
A large an 1 u tdl selected assortment of cloths,!
cassimeres and votings. Consisting in part of |
black French ec K glisit Cloths.
Clue do do do.
Olive do do do.
Black Cassimere.
Black Doe Skin.
Fancy French .Sc American Cassimeres.
VEST IN OS.
Grenadines Plain &. Figured.
Radzemire do do.
V<|vet3 do do.
And a great variety of Marseilles vestings.
Fancy Silk E Lawn Neck Ties from e,' to 02.\ j
A complete assortment ol Ladies & Misses bo.>t<-,
-hoes & gaiters, also a large stock ol mens boots &
shoes. • i
MY "ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES CAN'T
BE BEAT.
Brown Sugar for f>i cts per pound.
Do do First rate 8 " " "
Do do Extia " 10 " "
White Sugars " t'-L It, & 15,
First Rate Rio Coffee, 12J per pound
Extra do <!o 13 " "
No 1 Java do 13 •'
Best N. O. Molasses 12k quart,
Good Syrup do 12j "
Extra do do 18| "
GOOD CORN BROOMS FOR A DIME,
All of which will he sob! cheaper than the cheap
est. Don't forget to call at R1 I'l'S NEW SI ORE IN
ANDERSON'S ROW, one door east of Cessna and
& Shannon's office, and opposite the Gazette OHice.
G. \V. K UPP.
April 30, 1838.
Buziu's fancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving C reams
N.c. }list received and for sale at Dr. Harry s
Drug Store.
LOOK or r.
It) order to pay our debts, we insist upon hav
j ittg our books squared either by notes, or cash,
and will he forced to have'all accounts not paid
by August Ld, placed in the ham! of a collector.
So please save trouble and costs.
BLYAiIRK & HARTLEY
I EXECI RO/RS JWTICE.
NOTICE is hereby gn m that Li tters Te.-ta
tnentary have been granted by the Register of
Hedhrd ( ounty, to the subscribers, on the last
U ill and Testament of John Wertz, late of
, Cumberland Valley, Bedford County, dee'd— ;
; uli persons indebted to Said Estate are reqoes- •
j ted to make immediate payment, and those hav- :
ing claims on Said Estate will please present
; them properly authenticated for settlement.
June IS, 1858. Henry Wertz, /
John J. Wertz, 1 Executors.
NOTICE.
j GEO. B. AMICE, surviving partner of (!w :
| late linn of Geo. B. Amick Sr. Bro., notifies all
' persons interested, that the Books ol said firm are
in his hands for settlement, and that circumstances
demand an immediate closing up of the business o
: said firm. Persons indebted, or having settlement
| to make, arc therefore rerpie-ted to call on the sub- i
scriber without delay.
The subscriber will confimi-the Mercantile
business at the "OLD * 1 AND," where he will be
happy to meet his friends and customers at all times,
lie wiil receive in a eery short time a new supply I
of seasonable goods, whir!, 1, • is determined to sell !
: on the most reasonable !■ rms.
St, Cluir-vilb-, June 11, "s*. GEO. 1L AMICK.
'.VOTIVE OF LYQU IS ITIOX.
WHEREAS .Mich-n-I J'nll, l,d ol Liberty
township, Bedford county, died si •/. , of "be t
trig described Real Estate, to wit: two tia.-'s of lard
situate in Liberty to.vnsh p ; "nesai. , t,„. •
! tbereol the man-ion, eontainiagone bun !.' : and ti.ir.
ty seven acres and allowance, with a dwelling In. ,
: barn, grist-mill, saw-mill, and other impt.iv, -merit,
thereon erected, adjoining lands of Henry Pott,
l ackler and others—one other tract, confainiii" ten
acres, adjoining the above, with a tenant hoiue and
stable thereon.
Leaving a widow named Elizabeth, and i-sne ten
children, viz: Jacob, since dead, having conveyed
his share to the petitioner, Samuel, re-id ing in Illi
nois, Catharine, intermarried with U'm Figart, the
petitioner, M liliam Putt. Elizabeth, intermarried
with Hemy S.-.vits, Mary, intermarried with George
Russell, Joseph Putt, Rosannu, intermarried with
David Rtis-eH, Sarah and Sn-an Putt, the last nam
ed yet in her minority.
Notice is therefore given that in pursuance of a
writ ol partition or valuation to me directed 1 will i
proceed to hold an imposition or valuation oti said |
premise? op Wednesday the -Ith dayol August, IS")*. I
Sheriff's Office, I U'M. S. ELLKK, i
Bedford, July 2, '3B \ Sheriff.
g SHOE.MEMIi.Mi! y-
W *"JSAtS 11 A\: N( ■ coil II uocd The j*"*V .djJSe*
business or Shoemetiding, one door east of Mr.
Brief's Hotel, Bedford, Pa., 1 n.n prepared to do all !
manner of work in this line of business at the short
est notice, and in the most substantial manner, on
more reasonable rates than usual, ONE T JITNI-TNTLI ?PRN- .
SALTE. Give me a call, fry my work and judge for
yuursi Ives.
June 11,'58. J. B. BAKER.
TC INVALIDS.
DR. imiiitl I\,
ANALYTICAL. PHYSICIAN,
AND
Physician for Diseasos of the LUNGS,
FORMERLY PHYSICIAN TO THE CINCINNATI
MARINE HOSPITAL, AND INYALIDS RETREAT,
Author of "Litters to Invalids
Editor of the "Medical Stethoscope," Sec.,
MAY BE CONSULTED AT BEDFORD, PA.,
"!F. !SW.\r;TO.V HOUSE,"
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST, 11th, 185 S.
Dr. ilardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis,
Asthma i.aryn g:t ;•=, and all diseases of the throat
ami lungs, by Medicated Inhalation s lately u<ed in
the Btomton 110-pital, London. The great point in
the treatment of all human tnaiadies, is to get at the
direct manner. All medicines are estimated by
their action upon the organ requiring relief. This
is the important tact upon which Inhalation is bas
ed. i:ii,r stomach is diseased we take medicines
directlv into the stomach, ll the lungs are diseas
ed. breathe or inhale medicated vapor- directly into
the lungs. Medicines are the antidotes to drf-se i
and should be applied to the very seat of the disease. !
Inhalation is the application of this principle to the j
treatment ol the lungs, tor it gives us direct access
to those intricate air ceils and tube- which lie out of
reach of every other means of administering medi
cin. -. Inhalation brings the medicine indirect con
tact with the disease, without the disadvantage of
any violent action. Its application is so simple,
that it can be employed by the youngest infant or
feeblsst invalid, it does not derange the stomach,
comfort oi husincs-of the patient.
OTHER DI-EASF.< TREATED. — In relation to the tol
lowing diseases, either whet: complicated with Lung
affections or existing alone, I al-o invite consulta
tion. I usually find them promptly curable.
I'aplapus and ail other forms of female complaints,
Irregularities and Weakness.
Palpitation and all other forms of Heart Diseases,
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, and all other diseases
o' the Stomach and Bowels, Piles, Ac. Ac.
All diseases of the eye and ear. Neuralgia, Epi
lepsy, and all forms of nervous disease.
S. D. HARDMAN, M. D
.Vo charge Jor consultation.
June 4, 18.VS.
Mr. Agrsirs .^siupp
Would respectfully announce lit the public
of Bedford and vicinity tUat site* has just rer'd.
a large and well-assorted supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Tffc. S-U
Mr**' p-JjJ r
Em
bracing a
general assort
ment of staple and
fancy articles, compri-ing
in pari, Superb B!a< k and
Fancv Silks, R.he A'Quiila, or
Side Stripes, Lawn Robes, French Du
cals, Bcrages, Tissues and .Muslin DeLtines,
Lawns and Ginghams, White and Printed
French Brilliants, Plain and embM. Swiss
Muslins, Hosiery and cutsets, all sizes tor
Ladies, Buttons, Braids and cords,
Collars, Sleeves, Edgings an.l
Inserting ; a full supply
of Mourning Goods;
Silk Parasols:
best Kid
Gloves,
oi
all colors, Chnllics, Alpacas, Calicot s, ?!u>lins.
Flannels, Tickings, Summer Coatings, .' weeds,
.feans, Linen and a general assortment of Boys'
Wear . a large I >t of Shoes and Gaiters, Moroc
cos, Linings and Bindings, together with a gene
ra! assortment ol Groceries, Paints, Gils and
Varnish.
N. B. Hardware at cost for cash, or six
months credit to punctual customers —embra-
cing almost every article in the hardware line.
April 30., 6 m.
All kinds of goods sold at REED \ MIN
NICH'S tor Casl: or Produce.
ATTENTION, MARKSMENr
J o n x no ni) /•; r,
GURSIYIITH, Bedford, Pa.
i.oj> :st tin- ( u-; nc! of the* town, one door west
ol ~ c i ••Mt'enct? of Major Washabaugh.
All gttns of r,.y own manufacture warranted.
May 21 ,'sß—ly.
yJ -f %X .• J %J v*4/^ v *yyy yyyy y^^yy
T H B
Liver Seivigorator.
PREPARED BY DE. SANDKORD,
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
/>• one of the he it purgative ami liver meUrines now
before the public, that acts as a Ca'Jiartir, easier
milder, arui more < flectiial than any other medicine
known. It is not only a Cathartic, but a Liver re
medy. acting first on the Liver to eject its morbid
matter, then on the stomach and bowels to carry olf
that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes effect
ually, without any of the painful feelings oxper
enced in the operations of mod Cathartics. It
streng'hens the system at the same time that it
purge- it; and when taken daily in moderate doses,
will strenthen and build it up with unusual rapid
ty.
The Livkk isone ofthe principal regul&iots of
'he bu •an K.dy; and-- when it performs it.
functions weil, the povr- ersofthe system are ful
ly developed. Ihe atom- icb is almost tstireliafe*
pendent on the healthy action ot the Liver for
the proper performance of its functions: a hen
the stomach isat fault, *• the bowels at at .itilt,
ami the whole system suffers in consequence
of one organ—the Urn- M —having ceased 'o do
it-- 'uty. 1-or the dis- m eases of that organ, one
of the proprietors ha; ev made it his study, in a
practice of more thaai* twenty years, to Sod
some reme ly where with to counteract the
many derangements to which it is liable.
Jo prove that this re- . medy is at I t found,
any person troubled with ** Liver Complaint, in any
oi i - forms, has but ti .J* a bottle, and conviction
is certain.
.... ~ —v
1 he-e (.urns remove all motbid or bad matter
: rom th ' system, supply. -.ng in their place a heal
hy Sow oi bae, invig- eu orating the stomach, cau
sing food to digest well. --- purifying the blood, giv
ing tone and health to ™" the 'whole machinery,
re novit.g the cause o' gp he disease—effecting a
radical cure. :
Billious attacks are , cured, and what is bet
ter, prevented, by the " occasional use of the
Liver Invigorator.
One it- se alter eating y Is snflcienf to relieve the
stomach and prevent the .* food from rising and
souring. ---
Only one dose taken 685 at night, loosens the
bowels gently,and cures Co tivene-s.
One dose taken atfei carh meal will cure Dye
epsia. CUT One dose ol two teaspoonfulls Will
always relieve Sick Headache.
One bottle tak-m for IV male obstruction, re
moves the cau-e of the disease and makesaper
fectccre. Only one dose immediately re lie v e s
Cholic while one dose * oifen repeated is ft sure
cure for Cholera Morbus £ and a preventives
Cholera.
CCOnly one bottle is needed to throw out of the
system theellecfs of medicine altera long sickness.
One bottle taken for Jaundice removes ail sallowness
or unnatural color from the skin.
One do-e taken a short time before eating gives
vigor to the appetite, and makes food digest well.—
One dose otten repeated cures.Chronic Diarrhoiea, in
its worst forms, while Summer and Bowel com-
plaints yielil almost to the first dose. One or two
doses cures attacks caused l>y Worms in Children;
there is no surer, safer, or speedier remedy in the
world, as it never tails.
02?"A few bottles cures Dropsy, by exciting the
ab-orbents.
We take pleasure in recommending this medicine
as a preventive for Fever and Agne, Chill Fever and
all Fevers oi a Billious l'ype. It operates with cer
tainty, and thousands are willing to testify to its
wonderful virtues. All who use it are giving their
unanimous testimony in its favor.
02r~Mix Water in the .mouth with the Invhjor
atok, and swallow both together.
THE LIVER IN VIGOR ATOIf
TV a scientific medical discovery, and is daily working
cures, almost too great to believe. It cures as if by
magic, even tbe first dose giving benefit, and seldom
more than one bottle is required to cure any kind of
Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dys
pepsia to a common Headache, all of which are the
result oi a Diseased Liver.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR TER ROTTLE.
DR. SANFORD, Proprietor '>'ls Broadway, N. i .
For sale at the Drug Store of Dr. B F Harry, Bed
ford. Pa. *
May 14, 18.18.
JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OI
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
Talk of beauty,and it caunot exist without a tine
head of hair, then read the following, and ii you ask
more, see circular around each bottle, and no one
can doubt.
Professor Wood's I/nir Res/oral ire.—We
call the attention of ali. old and young, to this won
derful preparation, which turns back to its original
rolor. gray hair—covers the head of the bald with a
luxui iant grow th—removes the dandruff, itching,and
all cutaneous eruptions—causes a ceutinua! llow of
the natural thuds; and hence, if used as a regular
dressing tor the hair will preserve its color, and keep
it from falling to extreme old age, in all its natural
beaut". We call then upon the bald, the grey, or
3-sensed in scalp, to u-e it; and surely the young will
not, as they value the (lowing locks, or the w itching
curl, ever be without it. Itsprahe is upon the tongue
of thousands.
The Agent for Pioi. Wood's Hair Restorative ui
hew Haven, received the following letter in regard
to the Restorative, a few weeks since-.
DUKC RIVER, CON., July 2-1, 18.18.
Mr. Levcuworth—Sir: 1 have been troubled with
dandruff or scurf on my head for more than a year,
my hair began to come out, scuii and hair together.
I saw in a Xew Haven paper about "Wood's Hair
Restorative"'as a cure. I called at your store on the
Ist of April last, and purchased one bottle to try it,
and 1 found to my satisfaction it was the thing, it re
moved the scurf and new hair began to grow; it is
now two or three inches in length where it was all
otr. 1 have great faith in it. I wish you to send me
two bottles more by Mr. Post, the bearer of this.—
I don't know as any of tfie kind is used in this
p! .ce, you may have a market for many bottles aftei
it is known heie. Yours with ;espect,
REIT'S PRATT.
Pin LA., Sept., D, IS.V7.
Prof. Wood—Dear sir: Your Hair Restorative is
proving itself beneficial to me. The front, ai d also
the back par! of my head almost lost its covering— in
fact i.ad. I have used but two half pint bottles ot
your Restorative,and now the topofnry head is welt
studded with a promising cropol youi g hair, and the
front is ai-o receiving its benefit. I have tried other
preparations without any benefit whatever. 1 think
from my own persona! recommendation I can induce
many others to try it.
Yours respectfully, D. R. THOMAS, At. D.
No. ICt Vine street.
\ ISCENNES, I A., June 22, IS'ili.
Prof. I). J. Wood: As you ate about to manufact
ure I vei, ! your recently discovered Hair Restora
tive, 1 will state, loi whomsoever it may concern,
that 1 have used t and known others to use it that
1 have, for several years, been in the habit of using,
other Hair Restoratives, and that 1 lind yours vastly
superior to any other I know. It entirely cleanses
the head of dandruff, and with one month's proper
use will restore any person's hair to the original
youthful color and texture, giving it a healthy, soft
and glossy appearance; and a'i this, without discolor
ing the bands that apply it, or the dress on which
it drops. 1 wou'd, therefore, recommend its use to
every one desirous ol having a tine.color and texture
to hair. Respectfully yours,
WILSON KINO.
O.J. WOOD ,V Co., 212 Broadway, New York,
(in the great New York Wire Railing Estubiisuccnt,)
and lit ?>latket street. St. Louis, M-.
And sold by all Druggists.
For sale at the Drug Store of Dr. U F Harry, Bed
ford. Pa.
May 11, 18.1 S.