Cheap Produce Store!
great inducements to
Purchasers!!
THE undersigned having purchased Ihe Store j
owned bv SAMUEL BROWX, deceas-
c 'jf,rs to the public a latgo assortment ol
j) r v Goods, Grccsriss, Queensware,
and Shoes, &c,, A:c., at the
Jowest cv.su prices.
His -dock of goods is unsurpassed in every
point ot excellence, and purchasers need only
call and see to be convinced that it is to their
j n < r .i) buv" at his establishment. For
O>H or COUNTRY PRODUCE, he will
irake the most advantageous sales to purcha
ses, as immediate payment will enable hiiri to
make
Great Seduction in Frifces.
Those who wish to s< cure bargains should
not delay giving him a rail. Store Room same
3S lat 'K occupied bv Mr. Brown, immediately
oppasii • the Washington Hotel.
1 JOHN A LSI P.
March 4,59.
"Mill FOR REST:
rip HE Mill oi the undersigned situate in Pat-
X tonsville, Morrison's Cove, a fine grain
growing country, wiil be for rent for the next ve;!',
commencing Ist of April, 1659. The Mill is in
pood repair, having three run oi French Burrs anil
and one pair of choppers.
Also— A large double Brick House, the late res
idence of the undersigned. This house was kept a<
a hotel _ 3 , ars ago and would be well adapted
for that purpose.
Ai.-o —Another comfortable Frame House, occu
pied for a number of years by Doctor VVm. Burch.
It ts intended for the resilience of a Physician—Dr.
Burch intending to move out of the neighborhood,
will leave this situation vacant, it being one of the
most desirable situations in the State for a regular
and attentive practitioner.
Those desirous of renting any of the above men
tioned properties will call on William P. Scott, at
Fattonsville. or the subscriber at Hopewell.
Feb. 25, '59. JAMES PAT 10X.
TURNPIKE NOTICE! ~ ~
VT an election held by the stockholders of
the Bedford and Stoystown Turnpike road
Company, on the 7th day of March 1850, Emanuel
Statler, ot ScuelUhurg, was elected President; John
Sills, Abr ahem E. Schell, of Schellsburg; Samuel
Statler, Jr., and Hon. Michael Zimmerman, of Som
erset county, Managers; and Peter Schell, Secreta
ry and Treasurers who passed the following resolu
tion, ami ordered the same to he-published.
Rrsutcr.it, That hereafter NO PERSON is allow
ed to quarry arid take awav any stone from the
lime stone quarry on gravel hill, at Bedtord, belong
ing to ib said Company, without permission from
the board ol managers: and that John P. Reed, Esq.,
our attorney, is hereby authorized and requested to
see that thi- resolution Is adhered to.
And that the following section of an Act of As
sembly passed the lbth day of April, 1650, be pub
lished as a caution to persons who make a practice
of rushing through toll gates without stopping to
pay the toll, found in pamphlet laws, page 500, of
1653.
Section 50, If any person shall pass through any
toll gate, with any animals, vehicle or vehicles, tor
which toll is demandable without paying such toll
It shall be lawful for the turnpike road Company en
titled to demand such toll, notwithstanding that
such toll gate may not have been closed, when such
person or persons passed by and through the same,
to sue for and recover the same before any alderman
oi jus'ice of the peace of this Commonwealth, with
co,ls of suit, and in every sueti suit, the collector
ol c lis shall be a competent witness for the plainti:f,
Provided , that such suit shall be brought 'Within .'lO
days from the time such petsor. shall have so passed
throueh said toll gate without paving the toll afore
said. E.MANUEL STA PLER,
Attest— President.
Pttt -- 6: hell, Sec'y.
—A (livn.ii nd of a Bali" per rent,
was declared by the board of managers of the Bed
ford and Stoystown Turnpike Road Company, on the
sev.-' 'k day of March, 1659, on all the stock of the
sa O . v. and will be paid by the tiea>urer of
tne sa ; any on demand, at his office, in Schells-
In.'g.• 1■) Hon. Michael Zimmerman, in Somer
set county. PETER SCHELL,
Mar. IS, 1650. Treasurer.
[So:- i-et Democrat, ii vert three times ]
The University oi Familv Medicines Re,
OF PHILA D ELP Ii LI.
Incorporated by the State oi' Pennsylvania for the
purpose of at resting the evils of worthless and
sputioiis nostrums and supp \ g the people
with rcin.tß domestic remidies have
appo ; rited
DANIEL R. ANDERSON, AGENT,
for the sale of these valuable compounds, viz;
Rowand's tonic mixture for cure of fever Jk ague Ac.
do blackberry root syrup, 1 for diarrhoea, Ac..
University's remedy for lung complaints, coughs, Ac
" " Dy-pepsia or Indigestion.
" Sore Eyes.
" Ear Ache or Deafness.
'• '■ Tooth Ache
" " Fever & Ague (in form of pills)
i* << Costive bowels, (pills.)
Unlike the various nostrums of the day, these
remedies depend upon their merits for popularity.
For sale by DANIEL R. ANDERSON,
Centreville, Bedford county, Pa.
Mar. 14-,I 4 -, '33.
Rnn R R
111 i i
BIG PAD LOCK.
HARDWARE, IRON, PAINTS. GILS,
VARNISH, FARM-LMPLEMEN i'S, -vc.
WILLI JIM HARTLEY
HAYING just teturned from the East, is now
tw.\ fix tne largest stock of general hardware,
Cutlery, Brushes, Oils, Paints, Iron, S'c., frc ,
evero!:'.*redto the people of Bedford county. The
More i, enlarged—the goods are new—the latest
patterns and b>*st quality—purchased for CASH at
reliable hou-eg.
NO AUCTION TRASH.
All Warranted as Hejirescuteil.
ueing determined |o sell cheap, and believing that
the credit system of Bedford county is ruinous to
t-d classes excepting lawyers, justices, shentis and
constables, I have adopted the lollowing TERMS
'■•,100 which I will succeed or fail, viz: CASH, or
approved trade or produce, excepting to those only,
voo will promptly settle, either by note or cash on
' - st of July and Ist January, of each year. To
-uch iofler great inducements, and will try to
• vase them, and give them tt.e worth of their mon
>• Ihe custom of tho-e who buy with but a faint
vrobauijrty of paying is not wanted.
'hereby return my sincere thanks to my former
'--'tuners, and earnestly desire their patronage.—
determined to sell as cheap (freight considered) and
•ftp as good ware, as any other establishment in
v ate. Ihe public are invited to a careful pe
ia of my catalogue, in which is enumerated un
-fr their proper h-ads tiie articles always on hand,
biulders and all in want of any thing in my line
,; "d it to their advantage to examine my stock
-March 11,1659.
T Medical Co-partsiership.
undersigned have associated theinselvei
d the practice of Medicine, in tfie village o
• Clnrsviiio. Night calls promptly attends
0.::;,; opposite th" St Clair Inn.
VVM. A. VICEROY,
G. VV. STATLER.
F A- 11,'59.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Bedford County, the undersigned will offer at Pub- ;
lie S <le on the premises in St. Clair Tovrnsb-p. ou
Saturday, 26ih .March, imt.
the fcllovving described Real Estate, viz : a tract of
Und in said Township, adjoining lands of John \V.
Hoover, George Feaster and others, containing a- :
bout 75 acres, with double Log House and Log
Barn thereon erected, about two thirds cleared and
under fence, with orchard and Nursery thereon,
KTTERMS :—Cgsh at coniifmation of Sale.
MAHLON SMITH,
Adm'r of the Estate of James Smith, dee'd.
iVarch I ,'53.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE:
|> J A | | J fjp fjp-| A
| AY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
I Bedford County, the'undersigned will olFer at Public
! Sale on the premises, in Cumberland Valley Town- 1
ship, on
Saturday, 26th .March, insf.,
the following described Real Estate, viz: a tsact
of land containing 113 acres, adjoining lands of
Abm. McClelland, Nathan Lee and others, about
GO acres cleared and under fence, with Log House
and Log Stable thereou erected, aiso a good spring
thereon.
R~7"f ERMS :—Cash at confirmation of Sale.
0. E. SHANNON,
Adm'r of the Estate ol Darnel Shea, dee'd.
March I, -7E
i OTAT£ME.NT and report of IVm, F. Moor
: I*s head, Steward of the Poor and House of
employment of Bedford County, from the Ist
day ol January, ISSS, till the Ist day of April,
18t)S. Dr.
To cash from P. Smith on account, $3 00 |
do 11 N icodenms, for bran, 50 •!
do G Blymire, for rye, .1 CO j
do Jno P Arnold, for flour, 2 7.7 '
do Mrs Harmon, for corn, 45 ;
do Jno W Lingenfeiter, for corn, !5 :
do _ Simon Naus, for buckw heat, SO j
da Joseph Tate, on account, -1 -70 j
do W T Chapman, " 2 2.7 ■
do A J Sansoin, " 1 CO
do Hush 8: Henderson " 0 is
do 1) Johnson, at dec-ase, 5 00
do Jno P Reed, for corn, 45 j
do Sirnon Cook, for calf, -1 CO :
do Dr. Compher, tor corn, 45 i
do A Perrin, for iye, 1 00 !
do Dr. Reamer, on accouut, 2 50
do H Nicodemus, for rye, 2 S3
do H Lentz, " 2 Ou
do A Middleton, " 1 (
dii S Dickerboof, for Hour, t ;;o
do L Agnew, 3 GO ,
do For pig, 1 00 j
SSO 71;
Cll. .
; By cash paid G Weidel, on account, in lull, $ 13
do Mrs Adams, tor knitting, 1 00
| do J W Beeler, for salt, 5 75 \
do J Bolinger, for brooms, 50
do Mrs Croyle on account, 1 30
do S Reighart, for marketing, 1 CO
do J Bow ser, lor salt, 5 25 :
do I lmler, lor apple butter, 4 00
do J Forney, for baskets, 8!) j
do Jn > Ryslint, for apple butter, 1 25
do S Cook, for beef, 7 15
do I) J Shuck, for salt, 2 50 :
do F Friend, lor bacon, 3 CO !
tio Paac lmler, for dried Iruit, 3 0J
do VV* Lysinger lor shoemeuding, 75 .
do A Hull, reinoviug pauper, 1 00 :
tio H Naugle, do * 50
do T Oldham, do 50
do II ickes, do 50
da 1-aac Lippel, cn account, 5 00
do Reiser, hut i'ol pauper, 70
i
$n h". I
By ca-h to balance, 2 78 .
SSO 71!
STAT BM FN P and report of Wtn. Leary,|
Steward of the Poor antl House of Employment !
ol Bedford County from April Ist lboS, till Ist
January, ISS;E
pR.
To cash paid for grain, flour, he., fro r.
sundry persons up to January Ist. 1 8-70, slC> 15
Cll.
By cash paid for brooms, $ GO
do H St idler for apples, 37 i
do El i'eck tor pßster, S J
do Chimney Sweep, i 00
do Wm Herring lor toil, 40
do Dr. Anderson for seed co r n. 2
do J Edwards for altering stock, 1 50
do Cruder for lia.-ket, G2|
do II Sellers for white washing, 2 62 i
do Mrs. Cup; t for dried fiuit, 1 0U
do \Vni Bow ies stage fare for send
ing pauper to < t.ambersbuig, 3 50
do A Herman for boiler, Cg,
do Wm Bowles for horse hire,
do John Taylor for tar, 12.,
do Joshua Shoemaker, for mutton, 3 1
do -Mixell for beef. 72
do Mrs Koontz for fruit, 1 53
do Expenses to Coaiinont, ~ 03
do Mrs llarklerood for fruit, 1 C)
do Sipes for beef, 2 40
do Liquid Camphor, 25
do J Williams, tor ba-ket,
do J Harklerood for potatoes, 2 00
do White ai.d Black on account, 8" ,
do German for work at race, 5 2-7
do Wtn. Herring for toll, 50
do German for work at race, 5 2a
do Expenses to Hopewell, 1 2-3
do P Ititcbey for mulio: , 1 e ■
do do Mriiuit, j
do S Vondersmith, on account,
do Diehl tor straw, 81
do Morgert lor scantling, '0
do i' Shuse for Line, 1 00
do Expenses !o Cumberland, 1 53
do ii Icfi -y lor mutton, to
do Mrs Hammond for brush, 54
do i .tpen-.es to Cumberland, 1 5U
do 1' Lit tie for straw, 1 ' 0
do Dr Harry for lard, . 201
do Axe bought at sale, 75
do Jno .Mtluy for rye, 2 3 50
ssl 41
Balance due Poor House, 23 7 1
SIOB 15
STATEMENT o! the Poor llruse mill, from the Ist
day of January, 1878, to the Ist day of January, A.
D. 1859.
DR.
1. ? ? E =
Am't of toll grain bro't " ' 3
in, as per mo. report,
Bought of J Snyder, 20
do P. Clark, 50
do W Rite bey 28 J
do Jno Meloy 30
Amount, ' 100 257 i 45 j 19 6
CR.
By amount of grain used in Poor House and sold to
sundry persons for cash and on accounts for work
done in repairs to mill, house, htc., Zic.
s: ~ o a 2
5 V; O • ES
? 3 5: S.
.K •
Am't used in P. House, 383 20 21 31
Horse feed, 79$
Hog feed, 21 I
bold sundry persons, 85 IG6$ 13J 15J 1
Amount, 4GS 287 42® 49* 5
I.ist of paupers admitted, discharged, died, he., t!u
--r : g each month, and ihe number remaining at the
end ©f eac month. ALo, the average number sup
ported in tf" House during the year, together with
the r.o. of out-door paupers, supported i.y buried bythe
Institution, from the Ist day of January, ISSB, to
the Ist day of January, 1559.
t 2 2 s ? s §■? g i'r
ir o pj —. - =3
2 3- ~ ; =• =E; £'
" % J 3" ""* 3 > 5S*
2 al g 3 s' =
j- 2 X <R
! 1553. ~ '
January, 2 23 IS
February, 2 1 1 23 18
March, -15 1 20 10
April, 2 1 21 19
Mav, 5 1 21 20
! June, 11 121 20
July, 2 1 1 23 20
. August, 2 1 23 21
j September, 2 1 25 22
: October, 3 1 2S 23
November, 3 2 1 29 2!
December, 3 1 30 25
31 13 1 3 1 293 219
malting an average of 15 per month of whom 5 are
colored. There are, also, 3 v.ho are blind, 11 in
sane, 3 confined to bed—there are also, 2 out-door
: paupers who are not included in the above. Bills j
were paid for boarding and medical attendance for i
, paupers who were s.'k in d.flerent parts of the .
county, one of whom has since been brought to the i
Boor House, -1 IS way-faring persons were p ovi- i
ded with board, lodging, Ac., of whom 22 were A- .
tnericans, 311 Hermans, 93 Irishmen, 11 Kuglisb
m- n, 3 Frenchmen, 2 Italians, 2 Scotchmen and 1
Welshman.
STATEMENT of the produce ofthe farm of and
gaiden from April Ist, is >,to January Ist 1859.
S5 dozen wheat, 300 bushels ears of corn, 10 bus.
of oats, ".'SO bushels of potatoes, 10 bushels of beets,
10 bushels of tomatoes, 12 bushels of onions, one
ditto small, 0 bushels of parsnips, 20 ton- of hay,s
I oars of corn fu i.ler, 20' J.) heads of cabbage, 0 bar
rele of kraut, 3 barrels of cucumbers, 225 pounds of
wool, 3 beef hides, b steep skins, 1 call skin, 5
calves,;:.-") pounds of mutton, 60 pounds of veal,
2!" - pouit !- of pork, pounds of lard, 1153 pounds
j of beei, S3 pounds of tallow, 138 pounds ol butter
j 20 jvounds oi hai l t-.oap, 1 1 barr is of soft soap.
Live slock on farm.
I 2 horses, 71 sheep, 7 cows, 1 heiller, 1 bull, 32
: shoals, 2 blood sows.
Feed for Stuck.
12 tons ol bay, 23 bushels ears of corn.
A'tUl't waM<J'uctnre<l in lionet by matron.
59 shirt-, 11 chemises, impair mens"' socks. 5 pair ;
womens' . tockirgs, 1 pair children's do., 2d wo
rr.etis' dresses, 1 child's do., 9 sheets, 20 pillow :
slips, 10 bed-ticks, 2 holsters, 22 aprons, 8 pair of
1 nn*:.s' drawers, S pair mens' pants, ■'! shrouds,s sjn
bouuets,2 vests, 2 round jackets, 1 coat, I women's ;
: caps 15 comfort.-, 12 towles,4 table cloths.
! We the undersigned, Directors of the Boor and
I Hou eoi employm nt of Bedford county, do certify j
that we have ex-unir-cd the above account, rta ; >-- j
ment and report of U'm. Leary, Steward of said '
Poor and House of Employment, iroai the Ist day of
April, 1858, and find tne s.ur..- to be collect.
Win o.ii Lands and #••-.!- Ibis Ist day of Janua
ry, 1*59. GEORGE ELDER, [L. B.] i
GEORGE SMOUSE, [L.S.] ;
! ATTEST— JOHN AMOS. [L. S.J
Tkom 11. Gr.Ti.rs, Clerk.
REPORT of George fiynire t Treasurer of
tiic Poor House una House of Employment of .
JJe 'ford County, in account with said Conn- j
ty, from the Ist day oj January, IB.~>S, till
tie LIF day of January, 1559.
DEuTJII.
To amount received from Collectors, as follows:
From Jacob Nicodemus, S3l 92
do B H Shires in full, 24 61
do Robert Elder in full, . 18 05 j
do Elias Gump, do 'l-1 41
do Josiah Bruner, 151 50
S do John Dasher, 25 00
do Jacob Evans in full, 28 89
do Henry Eguiph, do 59 91
do John Sparks, do 36 u9
do Simon Beard 75 00
do John Furry, o*2 27
do Jacob Smith in full, - 110 SSJ
do Adam Barnhart in full, 156 21
do John Osborn, " 165 20
j do Samuel James, 173 83
do Henry Rose, 135 00
do Jonathan Feigbtner in full, 11 : 12
do Alexander Davis, " 92 56
do Nathan Hurley in full, 1 i-5 99
j do John B Hook, " 96 04
do Noah Tipton. 77 00
| do Urn Carnell in full, 1M 21
do Philip Ctippet, 151 00
do Abraham Morgan in full, lis 67
do Win Ma-ters, •' 98 14
da Daniel Horn. " 10 71
do Ja its Smith, 177 72 j
do Amos Asii in full, 79 2 I
do Isaac M In.ler in full, 123 60 ;
do Simon £c.i r.l, 195 O'J
i do Henry S Fluck, 119 10
do Daniel Shuck, 92 -51
do Jacob Keighart, 103 36 j
do John Shoemaker, 06 00 j
do John Morgan, IS 00 '
do Henry Horn, 35 13 I
do George F Steel, -IS -38
do Michael Bone, 47 00
do \ m Carnell, 23 00
do A. Smith, 17 75
d> Christian Felton, 30 00
do '1 homas Rrtchey, 21 50
do Emanuel Statier, 20 00
do John Bmouse, 50 60
I do WinJvrrk, 36 2o
do Jacob Hanks, 65 81
rlo Isaac Presseil, 23 IS
do John Fluck, 125 00
do Thomas 14 Horton, judgment, *l2 1 (;•;
can Dir.
Dr B F Harry -tore b:si Am, attendance, $lO7 02 j
Mrs Exlin. keeping out-door pauper, *"' .
D ilelsei, '• i iiiguig pauper, 7 17 I
Jacob Tunkt'l : .r wheat, 2t) 12J, '
J 'IP. ish due i : settleme.it, 3 43
• Jauie.- 1 i.iuri keeping out-door pauper, 5 00
: James F Lit n do do 4 00
1" BGe'tys oi e quarter's salary, 6 25
TRt.'ett.s do do 6 25
John Mnwer balance on B Bender, 6 20
N Lynn• balance on bill of goods, j; 73
John I s hi'l man bringing > ruper, 2 70
11 F Hnin for lumber, 8 5;
S Shuck & Co (or bill of goods, -1 I 72
Jacob Barndoliar lor shingles and goods, 27 70
Dr G W Anderson for wheat, 25 00
Jacob Mortimore for beei, 18 12
Job Mann, E-iir, part of cho k, 37 51
John U Jordan repairs at mill, 9 00
Mrs Exiire T->r support of out-door pauper, 7
A GiSioti for oat-, 6 ~-3 •
J Miller for -boeiuaking, 3 GO
Jacob Reed htii of good-, 23 l>4
E Bedt-il bringing paup-'r, 3 70
Lahan John,on, donation, 12 50
do do 12 50
Nicholas Lyors bill of goods, 2!) ,53 J
James M Ban.dollar, 79 ~-j
Henry SbatiVr, 33 Gi
.1 ti* Riser money borro wed, 211 (;!>
j Isaac Lip;v*i goods, 4 ] }
Henry Finch bringing pauper, 1 07 '
iDrif 1 Harry alary and bill of medicine, 51 50 J
! Michael Conrad, 33' On
T K Gcttys Ist quarter's salary, G 25
Samuel Brown bill of goods, 21 S2
do do 3.3
J A Blackburn for bacon, 10 7l*
J A Gsborn burying out-door pauper, 7 00
Michael Bannon part oi bill rendered, 25 00
Nehemsah l'iegle boarding pauper, 6 00
J F Linn support as out-door pauper, 5 00
do do -1 00
Samuel Way balunce of check, 83 00
Lucas Saupp for straw, 3 oa
J F Linn support as out-door pauper, 1 00
Simon Nycum, -17 76
Jacob iiiddle paid check in full, 27 30
Henry Mo-espart of check, 25 00
Jacob Banidoilar, do 25 00
do do 20 00
do Interest on judgment, J8 00
U'm F Moorhetd, 2 1 00
David Over print,ng, 65 73J
John Miller shoeoiending, 5 25
T B Gcttys making out and distributing du
plicates, 30 00
VV4II Spi del repairing mill irons, 5 00
Mrs Exline, donations, 0 75
Jacob Dunkel for wheat, 41 50
If W Garre'.ion lot coal and bringing pauper, 32 00
! John Arnold store bill, 10 041
Daniel B Bu'ger executing orders, 5 15
Dr B F Harry balance on quarter's salary, 22 C2|
Michael Bannon bill rendered, 25 00
j Thomas Daisd shearing sheep, 5 31
| Nicholas Lynns bill of goods, 13 14
J Wm Leary, for use of Pool House, -JO qq
Blymire k Hartley, bill rendered, 00 13
J Biddie for apple butter and dried apple-, 12 25
;Wm F Moorbeud 2 quarter's salary, 00 00
El wood llarmer balance of check, JlO 00
I James Cristnan issuing orders, 8 00
Mrs Wm Moorhead services as matron, 12 00
J F Linn, support as out-door pauper, 30 fit)
S H Tale assignee of Sansom he Gephart, 48 35
Michael ltitchejr, 28| bushels wheat, 25 65
T W llorton error in settlement, 2 43
John Long attending Luke Eager, 11 75
Daniel Walters bringing pauper, S SO
j Jeremiah Leashure, donation, 20 00
: John Frazier kcppirig pauper, 19 00
(E W. Householder removing pauper, 4 20
: James Wertz Bill of Lumber, 35 00
T.R . Gettys Jr. 1 qr's salary, 0 25
: Adarn Dibert one Hull, . 41 00
: Simon Cook bill of beef, 7 45
; Alexander Gilson lor oats, 5 00
S. D. Broad work at forebay, 6 00
Stephen Seigle keeping pauper, 20 00
William Leary use of Poor House, 15 00
Simon Mixell for beef, C 83
John Long expen-e of two paupers, 11 51
Isaac Mengle Jr Bedstead 4-.coftin, 5 15
PegZV Davis, check k interest dated aug 31
1802, 07 05
William Hartley for bacon, 20 16
I Michael Weisel wheat & barrels, 9 25
j Michael Halterbaum beef & bacon, 36 56
r Lewis Statler for coal, 42 08
| Hawaii Hershbf rger lor bacon, , 23 67
John Bridaharn brick and crockery ware, 3 98
Frederick Mench for ptue & trirmoing grape
Vine, 2 02 5
Frederick Mencb for veal, C 03
do rye, 5 66
do straw pine & apples, 2 CS
111 mutton, 3 12
B. W. Garretson amt over paid, 19 70i
M. E. Bartges work at race, 5 00
Henry Sellers for work, 6 75
John Shatter apples, ! 00
James Nous!: bringing pauper 2 30
S. I). Broad ,i*i ing master v. heel, 5 00
William F. Moot bead part of check, 2S 00
Dewii-t Hers!.her,; r lor beef, 9 09
Jar.-ob Mortimor,'or beef, S 6oJ
Issiac D. Earnest do 7 76
V, s::am M,ibur:i making cofltD®, 9 i-0
E'lmond Bedell bring.ng pauper, i3O
S. I>. Broad wotk at lorebay, IS 00
T W llorton, bring'.! z pauper, - - 150
IT. W. llorton ju-tice constable f£es, 200
T. R. Gettys 1 qr- salery, 6 25
T. W. llorton ivi'P] ir.g pauper, 16 50
M. E. Bartges woik at mill, 7 5;)
PliilijiClark wheat, 40 62*
luc(i') Sriytu r wheat Si
J. W. Scott beef, 4 40
j Fri-deiick Naugh* apjOeb'itler, 6 37\
! David Dihert appM.utter, 10 00
! Frederick Naugie bacon &. vinegar, 6 SI
I Daniel Snyder 5 50
Jacob Laran 5 50
Dr. F. C. Reamer's half year? salary, 30 00
j David Walter aitit over paid on duplicate, 6 7b
| Mrs Alary Mooreht ad services as matron,
12 00
| Lawrence Jamison part of check no 12, 3 b 00
B- IV. Garrets ..! (or coal, 18 00
Meyers & Benford bill piintir.g, 44 .33
I Samuel Brown ol check, 10 00
j John Arnold do 25 00
Mrs Alary Moorhead services as matron, 12 00
John Riraby repairing kitchen, 1 50
; Samuel Delibaugh lor beel, 40 00
| Thomas Murray part of check, 60 00
| Anthony Whit rmdictne (or self, 5 00
Wiilum Gillespie arnt over paid 1 19
i Thomas McCoy bill ol bacon, G 20
Robert Fyan bill of goods, 44 00
Jacob Reed &. Co., do 82 33
WilliaTi Mrxwltead part of check, 22 10
Job Mann Esq , check in full, 40 95
H-nrv C >nrad serving executions, 2 62
George Blymire stone eo.il. i-c tin ware, 15 24i
J-Ten. ah Akers money refunded, 1 25
| S'ias Gurnp do 20 88
| George Elder half year salary, 20 00
T. R. Gettys quarteis, do 6 25
Due Treasurer on last settlement, 30 7SJ
j George Blymire salary as Treasurer, 40 00
William Mrvrh ad part-of check 64 39
Uncurrent Money, 10 00
.Auditors' & cierks' salary, 20 00
Commis.-ions allowed collectors, 193 99 j
Exoneration allowed collectors, 220 9 ; i
A rut of interest an sundiy checks, 161 67
•imf, $4128 18
S'7V77 , L\ ;E.\~f of monies due to BtdforJ
Count Poor House, on the Ist day of Janua
ry, 1859, from Collector , as follows:
Jacob Corle, for 1851 S3B 01
Jacob Nicodemus, 60 102 15
George Long, 1556 8 19^
Josiah Bruner, do 12 17
John Dasher, do 82 07
Simon Beard, do 156 49
John Fprry, do 5 92
Samuel James, 1857 24 19
Henry Rose, do 16 95
Noah Tipton, do 1 1 55
Philip Cupp'tt, do 85 12
James Smith, do 115 9.
Sirnon Beard, do 244 05
Henry S Fiuck, do So 55
Daniel .I Shuck, 1858 48 S,
Jacob ib-ighart, do 111 18
Lemuel Evan?, do 8 1 36
John Shoemaker, do 17 19
Joiin Morgan, do 71 13
John E Miller, do 55 97
Solomon Steel, do <■> 1!
Henry Horn, do 25 07
Michael Bone, do 45 46
Wm Carneli, do 59 93
Anthony Smith, do 10142
Christian I'Vlton, do 3S 95
Thomas Ritciiev, do 52 61
Emanu I S'.a'lei, do 5 o9
John bmouse, do 19
VVm. Kirk, do 1 IS 71
fsaac Prtssell do .')4 21
Jacob Nicodemus, do 250 84
John 15 Fiuck, do 51 16
John King, judgment, 1553, SO 69
John L Hill ' 1354, 16 68
Amount, $2579 60t
We tile undersigned Auditors of Bedford
countv, do certify that we have examined the
foreg.-ing account of George Bly i.iire, Treasu
rer of the Poor ami House of Employment of
Bedford County, and find the same to he cor
rect and true as above stated, and that there is
a balance due said Treasurer of 63.70|.
Witness our hand and seal this 4th day
of January, A. 1). 1859.
HENRY B. .MOCK, [l. S.]
JOHN W. CRISMAN, [l. S.]
JAMES C.DEVORE. [u. s.J
Attest,
Thomas R. Gfittys, Clerk.
Executors Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testamenta
ry on the will of Fredrtck Smith, late of Colerain tp.,
deceased, have been granted to the undersigned, by
the Register of wills of Bedford County—that all
person- having claims on said Estate are requested
to present them duly authenticated for settlement,
and those indebted are notified to make immediate
payment. 11ENRY F. SMITH, (
Feb, 25, 1539. G. W. HOUSEHOLDER, £ Ex'rs
- YD Q5?
Iron Cits' Commercial College.
PiTTsmruo, PA. CHAIITKVKB 185?.
300 STUDENTS ATTENDING JANUARY, |-;r>B.
Now the largest and most thorough Commercial
School of the United States. Young men prepared
for actual duties of the Counting Hoom.
J C SMITH, A -M ., Proi. ol fiook-UTJIING and Sci
ence of Accounts.
A T DOCTHETT, Teacher of Arithmetic and Com
mercial Calculation.
J A DEYDRICK and T C JENKINS, Teachers of
Book-keeping.
A ( OWLEY and W A Miller, I'rof?. n. Penmanship.
SINGLE AM. DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING,
As ued in every department of business.
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC-RAPID BUSI
NESS WRITING— DETECTING COUNTERFEIT
MONEY—MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE
COMMERCIAL LA W_
Are taught, and all other subjects necessary for
the success and thorough education oi a practical bu
siness mail.
S'-3 Preiiiisiißfi.
Drawn a!! the premiums in Pittsburg for the past
three years, aLo in Eastern and Western Cities for
best Writing,
NOT ENGRAVED WORK.
Important Information. —Students enftr at
anytime—No tacation—Time unlimited—Review
at pleasure—Graduates assisted in obtaining situa
tions—Tuition for full Commercial Course, §35.')!-
Average time 8 to 13 weeks—Boar ) $2.50 prweek
—Stationary, 6.oo—Entire cc-t, s€o.oo to $70.00.
Dy Ministers, sons received at half price.
For Card—Circular—Specimens ot Business and
Ornamental Writing—in,lose two stamps, and ad
dress F W JENKINS, Pittsburg, Pa.
Sep 3, 1658-ly
jgeilforti Railroad tompanj.
THE subscribers oi stock, to the BEDFORD KAIL
ROAD COMPANY, are hereby notified that by a
resolution of the Board, now duly organized,
they are required to pay to the Treasurer of the
Company, on-or before the sth day of April,
ne:C, the first installment of the capital stock
subscribed by them, being 16? per share.
By oider of the Board,
JOHN F\ HEED,
Feb. 25, *- 9. Sec'v. &. Treasurer.
r-j $ J It t*j
AH perons are hereby no tilled that I have por
ch- ed at SheriiTs b,.!e one ! t of Tinner Machines,
liar, i Tools, Patterns ttc. Also tti? entire lot of
stock and tin ware in the shop lately occupied by
Abraham Herman—as whose property the same was
sold.
I also hereby eive notice that I have hired said
Herman, an■! will hereafter carry on the Tinning bu
siness at the shop formerly occupied by hirn on JJ
lianna Street. Notice is further given that the
Books of said ll -rrr.au now belong to me and any
persens having accounts will pi *a-e preaent them to
Samuel Kadebaugh Esq., for settlement without de
lay.
Feb,2s, 1859. SAMUEL BARNHART.
~S AYE' COSTS'
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign
'it p d has placed his books, accounts, S.C., in
the hands of R. D. Barclay, Esq., who is au
thorized to coll-*ct and receipt far the same. All
persons indebted are requested to make speedy
settlements, as it will be to their interests to do
so.
MICHAEL BAN NO.\.
March IS, '59
C A E T S.
II H. ELD RI D G E,
.Manufacturer, Importer an t Dealer in
OA RPE7INGS,
OIL CLOTHS.
M A T T i N G S, &.c.
Being in a bye-street, very light expenses,
ti is liou-e has b'*en enabled for many years to mairi
*"in the reputation of being the CHEAPEST in the
City.
Warehouse, NO. 13 STRAWBERRY
S i REST", second door above Chestnut Street.
berry is the first street vveit of Second
Street, PHILADELPHIA.
KIMMELfi EfOUSE,
C STREET,
Btlwci R Fetir-anis-a-lcilf aii l Sixth SJrtets,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
e •
A- F- KiADiGLL, Proprietor.
IT V 'TiMJLLL. SiiperialCßdent.
Washington City, Dec. 10, 57-I}-.
I%ycussi's Improved
CJST-IRO.Y CARRIAGE HUB.
THE undersigned believe; that he has inver ted a
| ca = t iron carriage hub which far excels all oth
ers now in use, for strength, neatness and durability,
and that it only needs to be examined, and its mer
its tested; to secure its universal approval and a
dopt on. Indee ' it is no longer an experiment, it
having been effectually tried by the best judges in
our country, and pronounced one of the
Greatest Improvements of the *lac!
Several vehicles have been in use over two years
with the Improved Hub attached, and the wheels
are still as perfect as when they left the shop, the
unavoidable wear excepted.
This is the only Cast Iron Hub ever invented sui
table for light wheels.
This imprevement is of such a nature that one or
more -pokes may betaken out changed or replaced
without disturbing the other portion of the wheel.
Where a wood huh is used, if a spoke happens to be
come, broken, it is necessary to cut the t:re and se
parate the felloes, to get at toe darnag-J part. The
wheel must be then recompesed, the tire rewelded
and reset. All this involves a considerable expense
and loss of time.
In the present Improvement the inner ends of the
spokes arc secured in an Iron Hub, which consists
mainly of two shells fastened together with screws.
By simplf unscrewing the nuts and taking otf the
back shell, any one of the spokes may be removed
or changed, and the hub again put together, leaving
tire wheel as solid and firm as ever, all
iVITIILY THE SPACE OR A FEW
ML\ UTES.
This mejhod of constructing Iron Hub Wheel?
gives them unusual strength,
LIGHTNESS AND NEATNESS
besides obviating several other objections that have
heretofore attended their use. The cost of manu
facture is also greatly reduced.
The subscriber Agent for Bedford County, will
dispose of Township and shop rights on reasonable
terms. WILLIAM O NEAT,, Agent.
Feb 25, lS5y. Rainsburg, Bedford Co., Pa.
ROSS FORWARD. o. H. GAITBEB.
Forward A Gaillicr,
ATTORNEYS AT LA W,
Bedford, Feim'a.
Ros FORWARD &. O. H. GAITHPR of Som
erset, have opened a law office in Bedford, }' i.
O. H. Gaither, having located permanently in
Bedford, will be assisted during every Court by
the former. All business entrusted to their
care will be promptly and carefully attended to.
Office on Juliana street two doors South of the
Inquirer otiice.
liedfo rd Fo uif dry.
i HE subscribers having purchased the Bedford
t dry of .Me -1 . YVasbabaugh and Bannon, would
regpecjiujiy announce to the citizens of Bed
iott! and a< jonring counties that they are prppared to
make ar,d jurmsh all kinds oI'CASTINGS for
urist ANA SP.YV-BUIIS, Threshing Ma
ohiacs i toughs. . dpple-ziills, Cooking,
TEN PLATE, AND COAL STOVES, SLF.D AND
sleigh soles, wash kettles, of different sizes, wagon
boxes ot ail sizes, farmers' bells, (a superior arti
efe). oven doer--, and every thing usually trade in a
country Foundry.
Woodcock, Seyler
and HILL-hIDE PLOUGHS—AIso, a new PLUG
PLOUGH, to which we cali the especial attention
o: our farmers—a superior article to the old Plug
Plough, with two kinds of points, shares and land
sides To suit all ploughs iri general use in this coun
ty. Turning and fitting of iron patterns made to
order, and ail kinds of repairing done at the short
est notice and at low prices. All our . own work
made of the very best material, and warranted to
give satisfaction.
Farmers and others would do well to
call and examine our work before purchasing else
where, as we are determined to meet the imoief
gencies of the times, we will
sell low for C.fS If, or country produce.
Pig and bar iron, horses and lumber, taken in ex
change for work.
feb 25,'59-ly SHIRES & JORDAN.
Township or Single Rights of Bed
ford Comity for Sale, of
e fcsVe&o
NEWLY INVENTED PATENT, PORTA
BLE MERCHANT FLOUR MIXING AND
DISTRIBUTING APPARATUS, AND COM
BINED GRINDING AND BOLTING MER
CHANT
OI I I LL SJZE, which requires but SIX
ROEsE POWER to run—grinds 10 bn>he!sof wheat
per hour, and make* better at; ' more Hour than any
mill in existence —turning out at the same operation,
family. Extra. Superfine, Fine, Middlings, Shorts,
S.. p-tutfs ami Bran, arid occupying but little space
—a room 12 by V 1 being amply large to place the
Mill in and work it successfully.
This highly in renious and much needed in
vent: n, performs an entire new feature in the
manufacturing ol grain into Hour, and attains
objects which have been heretofore wholly be
yond re ach. The splendid mariner in which it
pet forms its functions ; the simplicity of its
structure; aii complicated and useless machinery
being avoided ; the ease with which it can be
transported from one location to another—a
horse ami wagon, at two loads, being ail that
i- requisite : the small space it occupies when rea
dy roquse, which would not be missed when placed
in a room with other machinery ; anJ the small a
mount of power u- d to propel it—the rapidity with
which it performs is work—the difierent qualities
of flour by a single operation—the quality and
yield per bushel is unsurpassed.
MILLERS .L\'D MILL-OIVXERS!
\ nur attention is called to this ingenious, valuable
and. rcientific bolting process, which w ill save you
t-n times it co-i every -:x months, if used in your
rod! in place o, your present machinery. It will
enable you to make a larger yield of flour, a moie
uniform quality, and a much better flour.
CC?".Manufacturers price of Millsos®
CTF~i!igbt to use from SSO to SIOO
CTM'ersons in this county wishing to see the
practical workings of this mill, before purchasing
can do to by calling at the mill of John Bingham, at
Hollidaysburg, Penna., who has one in operation.
CSThe right to use can be bad by calling upon
either of the undersigned, at Bedford, who have
the power to sell Bedford county.
GEO. W. BEN FORD,
Dec. 31, ISSS. JACOB REF.D.
T HE
Liver Invisroraloi*.
I'E FT PAP. KD ISY DK. SANDFQRD,
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
Is cue of the i'f-U puree live and iircr medicine* now
before the public, that acts as a Cathartic, easier,
milder, ami effectual Than any other medicine
known. It is not only a Cathartic, but a Liver re
medy, acting fir-t on the Liver to eject its morbid
matter, then on the stomach and bowels fo carry off
tf.rt matter, thus accomplishing two purposes effect
ually. without any of the painful feelings exper
enced in the operations of most Cathartics. it
strengthens the system at the same time that it
purges it; and when taken daily in moderate doses
will strenthen and build ;t up with unusual rapid
ly
Tha LIVER isone of the' principal regulators ot
the ahu.T.n body; and when it performs its
tfneions well, the pow- ft* ers of the system are ful
ly developed. The stom- acb is almost entirely del
pendent on the healthy action of the Liver for
the prop-r performance of its functions; when
the stomach isat fault,*- the bowels are at fault,
and the whole system , suffers in consequence
of one organ —the Liver - —having ceased f o do
its duty. For the d,s- i-a eases of that organ, one
of the proprietors has n. made ;t hisstuciy, in a
practice of more than f twenty years, to find
some remedy where- with to counteract the
many derangements to Q which it is liable.
To prove that :t's r - medy is at last found,
any person troubled with Liver Complaint, in any
nl its lorms. has but to j? a bottle, and conviction
is certain. ai
'i'he-e Gums remove all moibid or bad matter
from the system, supply- -j ing in their place a heal
by Cow of bile, ir.vig- orating the stomach, cau
sing food to digest well, purifying the blood, giv
ing tone and health to , the whole machinery,
removing the cause of ** the disease—effecting a
radical cure. -as
Billions attacks are - cured, and what is bet
ter, prevented, by the occasional use of the
Liver Inv igorator.
One dose alter eating & is siilicienf to relieve the
stomach and prevent the l'oo-i from rising and
souring.
Only one dose taken at night, loosens the
bowels gently,and cures SL; Costiveness. ,
One dose taken after **. each meal will cure Dys
ep s ia.
always relieve Sick Lb Headache.
One bottle taken for •, female obstruction, re
moves the cause of the disease and makesaper
fectcure. Only one dose ** immediately re I i eve s
Cholic w! He one dose often repeated is a sure
cure for Cholera Morbus * andapreventiveof
Cholera.
one bottle is needed to throw out of the
system the • !:.-cts of medicine altera long sickness-
One bottle taken for Jaundice removes all sallowriess
or unnatural color from the skin.
One do-' token a short time before eating gives
:20r tot: appetite, and makes food digest well
One dose o en repeated cures, Chronic Diarrboa-a, in
its worst rrm, while Summer and Bowel com
plaints y.< hi almost to the first do-e. One or two
doses cu-'-s attacks caused by Worms in Children;
there i- insurer, safer,oi speedier remedy in the
world, as it never fails.
QSr'A few bottles cures Dropsy, by exciting the
absorbents.
Vie :.!;(■ pleasure in recommending this medicine
as a preventive for Fever and Ague, Chill Fever and
ail Fever- : a i:.11 ions Type. It operati s 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.
KTNMsx WAT or: is THE .MOLT:; WITH THE INVIGOR
ATon, and swallow both together.
THE LIVER IN VIGOR ATOR
TV a scientific medical discovery, and is daily working
cures, almost too great to believe. It cures as if by
magic, even the 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
pep-ia to a common IRadache, all of which are the
result of a Diseased Liver.
TRICE OXE DOLLAR TTSR BOTTLE.
DR. SANFOKD, Proprietor 315 Broadway, N. Y.
For sale at the Drug Store of Dr. B F Harry, Bed
ford, Pa.
May It, 1555.