KKIJ/S ?f£Cl SIC /ILL*—W.4BEANTE.O IN M-L j
Oases; Can be Vehed en! Never fail to cure I Do
not naueate! Are speed}* in action! No change of .
diet required! Do not interfere with bui.ies pur
suits! Can be used without detection ! toward of
300 cures the past month—some of thv-n very se
vere Cases. Over one hundred physicians have used
flietn in their practice, and ail speak well ot taeir
efficacy, and approve of their composition, which is
entirelv vegetable, and harmless oh the 'system. —
Hundreds of certificates can be shown.
Bieu-'x. Si-crrmo Pn-t* are the original and only
genuine Specific Pill. Ihry are adapted for male
sr. i female, old or youcg, and the or J reliable rem
ade for effecting a perm.rurrt and speedv curt i s ail
eases o; Sperrnato hea,c. S"otiai 'A kncss, with
ail its Train of evils, such as Urethr I an l Vagina!
Discharges. Gleet, the Whites, Sight I \ or Involun
tary Emissions, Incontine •, Genital Debility und
Irritability, impotence, Weakness or Los-, of Pow
er, Nervous Debility. kc.. INC.. ait ol which arise
principally from Sexual Excesses or Self-Abuse,
or some consti'utior.al derangement, and incapaci
tates tbe suff-rer from fulfilling the duties of mar
ried life. In ail sexual diseases, as Gonorrhea.
Gleet, and Strictures, and in Diseases of the Blad
der a..t, Kidneys, they act as a charm ! Relief is ex
perienced by taking a single box.
bold by all the principal druggist*. Price sl.
They will be *i ut by rraii, securely se.ied, and
confidentially on receipt of the money, by
J. BRYAN*. M. D.,
No. 76 C'dar street. New York,
ConsuP'rg Physician lor the treatment of Seminal,
Ufirßryj Jtualj and Ntvou* who will (
end, tree to all, the toiiowing valu b!e work, in
sealed envelope :
TukFiftirtu THOUSAND—Un. BF.LL 8 TRFA
TISE on Self-Abuse, Premature Decay, 1 npcte„ce .
and Loss of Power, Sexual Disea-es, Seminal h eati
ngs*. Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, Vo., fcc., .
a pamphlet of CI pages, containing important ad
vice to the afflicted, and which should be r< -d b,
• very-sufferer, as ihe means ot cure in the severest
•teges is plainly set lorth. Iwo stamps required
lo pay postage.
LVt ember 4, IS63—lysc
I*roKTANX ro Lames —Da His/es's h eualp
PiLi.s have nevei yet failed in removing difficulties !
arising from obstruction, oi stoppage ot natnie, or
m restoring the system to peiiect health when sul- ;
•ring fiotnSpinal Affections, Prolapsus Uteri, the
Whites, or other weakness of the Uterine Organs.
T he Pills aie perfectly harmless on the constiiuteu.,
and may be taken by the mo-t delicate f"inai> - :ih
out causing distress— :t-> same time '.Lev act ke a
charm bv strengthening, mi igorating and res'oimg
the system to a healthy coin.ition, and by bringing
en'he monthly pniot with regularity, no matter
from what causes ihe obstruction may ari-e. lhey
should, however. NOT' be taken during tbe first
three or four months of pregnancy, though aale us
any o'ber time, as miscarriage woulu be the result.
Each box contains GO I'ilis. Price St.
1)k. Harvey's Tsxatise on Diseases of Fen;?!-*,
Pregnancy, Mi-carriage, Barrenness, Sterility", Re
production, and Abuses of N lture, and emp at v;l\
the Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, a pamphlet oi
84 pages, sent free to any address. Six cents le
quired to pay po-tage.
The Fills and book will b tent by mail when Je
• trc'. securely S"a!ed, and prep Sid, by
J. BRYAN, M. D., Ger.ere! Ae<o ?.
No. 76 tVdar st., New Yoik.
by all the principal druggists.
December t, IS63 —iye.
V . N . 55 I C K O K
DENTIST.
WilUatfend pcnctua ly and carefully to *ll opem
lions entrusted to his care.
NATURAL TEETH filled, regulated, polished, ire.,
in the best manner, and AitTivrciAi, Tketu inscted
from one to an entire sett.
Office in the Bank Building, on JuLana street,
Bdfor.L
CASH TERMS will be strictly adhered to.
Ir. addition to recent improvements in the mount
ing of A RTIFler • * Toe— ;;■-"' 1 l,lte >
l am now using, as a bj;e lor Artificial work,a new
and beautiful article, (Vulcanite or Vulcanized In
dia Rubbei) stronger, closer fitting, more coir,fort
able and more natural than either Gold or Silver,
and 20 per cent, che per than silver. Call and see
C. N. HICKOK.
Bedford, January 16. 1563.
C. I). M'CLEES & CO.
Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES. BROGANS,
AM
INDIA RUBBER SHOES
NO I: Lb NORTH THIRD STREET
OPPOSITE CHERRY VT.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Apr. 17, 180*3—ly,
Photo g I'aiixiicFielures.
The subscriber has just returned from Philadel
phia, where he his purchased a large and select
stock of PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, comprising
GILT, EBO.YY, ROSEWOOD, U.YIO.Y,
A.YD CARD FRAMES,
of different styles and varieties, frcm
20 Ct*. up lo Five Hollars, rach.
ALSO—A new resortment of
Hiofograph Elburas,
of all styles, holding from 1- to 200 p'Ctares, at
prizes varying from ~S cent* to $20.00,
Suitable for Ike P cket or the Parlor.
Plio'cgraphs, Ambnrfypps Me! linotypes, &e.,
T-ker 5 low -is 26 cents each.
CTTutucs of every kind and description copied
to suit the a: s um r:ze or life si/e. on the most rea
sonable terms, and in the most durable manner,
li etcuciions in the art given on moderate terms.
Ski light Gallery opposite the Washington Hotel.
T. R. GETTY S.
BaJfo:d, June 10 1804.
j, - * 1_
HOWARD A!>?OE!ATION, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa , Di-eases of the Nervous Sjstem, Spermatcr
rhma or Serninal Weakness, Impotence, and other
affections of the Sexual Organs, Physical Debility
nu Premature Decay—new and reliable treatment,
in reports of the Howard Association, sent by mail
id sea led, letter envelopes, fre* of charge. Address.
Ar.J.SKILLIN lIOUGHT'TN. Hoivabp Associa rios
No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
July 29, 1864—iy.
~ CALL AT
THE N: ¥ STORE.
MRS. SAM L. H. TATE has received a
Lanrls-ome aascrtment of
CLOAKS. MAX TEL*, and DUSTERS,—
the latest style.
A larjjt' assortment of
SHAWLS, DRESS TRIJHMIB.GS, arxl FAX
CYGOODS,
which will be soldcheapqjr thin ean be bought
vLjewbow Bonoete, Hul, Ribbon*, ami Flo
w on lmoil. •
Dub t furgut the ''New Siobi>." *?ortb Kast
•otner of the Diarooud.
Bedford, Sept. 16, 1884
Tfo CON?TTTVTPTIVFb7 i
CoaaompLvn auffe;e/ vi ill receivp n valu- ' ' pro
sarlpt'on for ?h cure of Connnnp'ion. Asthn a Rrr n
abitis, and all Throat and Lung Aff-ctioi.®. (f/s of
charge,) by sending their address to
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiiiiamf burg, 2Logi Co., N. York
Notice of Inquisition.
A 1 ' Hr.RF.AS, Lewis falhti and i.dr at
\\ law of Christian Estright deceased 1 , who h*d '
by deed and rel. ass become the owner ol the s: ares
ot six of the heirs ot David Kelly late of Liberty
township, dee'd , to wit : John, Ju ian, uiie ot
Ddiuei Grace, since dse'd., Elizabeth, Wif- ot
Ja'ues Bowser ; Catharine, wile of Sa -i'e'o.,u ;li ;
Surai; ai d \\ ..liam, presented his ii. I)' or. lo the
Orphans' Court of Bedford county, settiag ioi h
;hc; " e said David fvlly, dee'd.. intestate, I uv
li g u widow, Ci'lurnie, su viving. him, au ! i- u;
is ne cluldiec, six of who..; --. i named above ; and
in addition, Sarah, wile if John Grace; /.iartba,
■ wife of Wen. Miller ; now dee'd., ;."ai..>g ro issur ;
mid Nary, wile of Samuel JVter.arv ; and se.zed in
his demesne as o! fee. ot, and in a certain tiu.t ol
1 ind, situate in -aid tuwnsh-p of Libe.ty, conta.u
. nag one .lundred acres, more or ies?, seventy-five
acres cleared, and under fence, hevi g thereon
eree'ed a nouse and harn, and api'.e orchard, djoin
ing lands of tue Hopewell Company, and John .iD*
C lain ; and praying the Court for a;i inqu-st to I
! make paitilion ot said premises, to .md atr.o. g the
, heirs, Ac., which ;jid inquest, or .. rl l of paitition j
was awarded according to the prayer ol the peti
tioner.
j NOTICE IS THEREFORE GIVEN, that in pur- j
euance of a Win -t partition, or valualior., to tne |
directed. I will proceed to hold an niuuisition on
the premises in Saiurday, the 22nd d>y ot Oclo- '
her, A. D. 1864; when ."d wfct s all personi it- i
teiested cm attend if tfiey see pioper.
JOHN A LUSTADT, i
j Sheriff's Office, Sep?. 30,1864. Sheriff.
j EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Letters tc.iamen'o y noon tne e!.te of Part!.>
j orr-ew Dtc. I}, late ot Union township, dee'd., hav- j
' ing been gi anted to the undersigned, executor of the
; le.t will and testament of said J-c sed. Notice is
fi.. -by given to ail persons knowing themselves wi
de, ted to said estate lo make immediate piiment,
and those having c'aims will present ".hem proper'y
: authenticated fot settlement.
JACOB G. DIVELY, Kx'r.
September 23. 1864—0t.
PUBLIC SALE
j OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
in pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
j oi" Bedfcid county, there will be erposed to public j
sale on the premises, on TUESDAY. November 1, '
1861, at the !at- i -aMenee of Daniei \]ans, jr., de*
censed, the lo 'owiu? valnsble i -a' e-tafe, lo wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
1 situate in Monroe township, Be fo:d county, in .
Blacw V..(ley, ,ix miles sou h of Bloody Run, con
taining 200 urr-v, mere or less, with a good
pLAX K HOUSE, LOG BAiiX\
A .YEW SAW MILL,
j and other out-bin'hings ihereon erected, about 100
iici- clear-d an I under >iice, 30 acic-n of which is
meadow, the balance ot he land i 9 well limbered,
i There ii* . s , o-cbard hi r on, a good spring of
| w.-.tei, w i i.ineb ol Cicar Creek ■ mining tmo'
the pr in.- - 8a eto cumir euce at 10 o'clock ol
said uji, nhe the tin s will o-- made known.
HENRY v\ HET&TONE, Adm'r.
; October 7, 1564.
PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PKOPKKTV
There will fie soi ' at puh'.ic sale, at the residence
of the su '•ciiber, in Coler.tin township, oil
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, ISG4,
tne following described prop-ity, lo wit; Three
! head of work horses, two rolt*, lout bead of mikh
cows, fourteen head ( ,f young cattD, rhr.ty bead of i
sheep, one four iioi ■ wagon, 0..e two noise wagon,
ion" boggy, horse g'ar-, ploughs, hair'-ws, thresfi
| mg machine, one windmill, wheat, rye and corn by
j the bu-hel, hay, fodder, and a variety of other artt
i cies too numerous to mention. Sa'e to con meuce ,
i at 10 o'clock- A. M., of said day. when due attend- |
i ance and a reasonable credit wi i be given by
WILLIAM INGARD. i
Octobej 7, 1861.*
TO 01 R CUSTOIWEHS
The unsettled srate of the market, and tt.e r--
! c sh pricos charged us Lr ai! the goods w bay n w,
! compel us, in common with othc-r bu-iri'ss men, to
inquire CASH SALES. Hereaiter, until bu-n.e--
j matters get iu'c t r,;e healthy condition, we must
| sell EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. In leturn tcr ;
i ttis favor from our customers, promise them
J GClfM>B i\k. very lowest ('ASII RATES.
We are closing our books, our customers will '
I please call and settle, alt accounts are ready foret
-1 (lenient, and we are determined to close teem,
j We remain, truly, your friends,
G. BLYMYF.R & SON.
I October 7, 1894—St.
AUDITOR'S XOTICIk.
j HE under-igned. appo'nted to make distribution
| 1 under the will of John Sbre -ves, oec'd., of tbe
j balance in tbe hand* of his Executor, S. L. Rus-
I seli, E-q., will attend for tnat pu poie at his office,
i in Bedford, on Wednesday the 2d dav of Novern
■ ber next, at l'J o'clock, <>: -aid day, a* which time ,
and place, all perrons inte:e*t'd it.a*, attend, if
i ihey 'hink tiroper. JN'L MOWER,
| October 21, 1854. Auditor. '
Sheriff's Sale
By virtue of a Fi. fa. to me directed there will :
be sold at the Court H'Mise. in the boro-jah of B d
lord,. on Saturday, tbe 96m day of Oc'ober, 1864, at i
' one o'clock, P M., the I . lowing properly, to wit :
i Filty-five acres of land,.:, pait of the real estate of '
i defendant in Union to vii-hip, adjoining lands of 1
Abraham Croyie. Tho's buraet, John King, Sin,oil I
• Ciaar's heirs and other lands cf defendant, with u ;
j log bouse and log barn then or erected, also, an ap
ple orchard thereon, about 20 acres cleared, and ! a
! ken in execution as the ptoper'v of Michael Wey- j
nt. JOHN ALDSTADT, Sheriff. I
| Bedford, October 7, 1894.
TEACHERS W AWT IT..
THE Board of Be iford Township School Tlis
trie?, wish to employ eleseri teacher? competent
to take charge of the Schools of the District for
the ensuing school term. The Board will meet at
the house of J J. Shoemaker, in the Borough of
; Bedford, on tbe last Saturday ot October List..
wbfu those wishing empiorment are nqu s ;ed
I atteiid. By Oidrr of the Hoard,
Oct. 14 , 1864.—3t. JOLN BROWN, Sec. j
i A PUMPS!!! |
fe I am engaged ii selling the;
\ f s'jgffi Erie Pump—certainly tbe ;
U—iN 1 only pump well adapted to !
i tfiia climate.
Persons in need of a good '
\ pump will do weil to give .
i I. a eall.
i of the county will be attend- '
ed to witn promptness.
Adobebs; ;
YVM. C. SN'IVF.LY, I
i fi- . Srhellsburg.
. Aug. l, 1864 3m
IO.OCO lbs. of WOOL Wanted,
at J. M. Shoemaker's Store, for which the
| market price wul be paid in Cash or store Goods.
June 10, 1664.
j MSI K \7 OR S so ITCE.
ir- k/- rER ? f Administration on the estate of
V deC ' d " , Ute °f Southampton town.
| ahip, Bedford county P rt .. having been granted To
the undersigned, by the R giater of Bedford coun
iTjn^iPl'onßl,n bte,Uo a; 1
by no ified to make immediate payment, and tho-e
| Bedford, Sept. 30, 1564. Jidminister.
I% T TI€E.
I The note* and paper; of Jiccb Broadston*, i lßve i
been left in my hand* for co l-ction, peron know
ing themselves indebt d to the said Broadsfone will I
cad and arttle the same, otherwise they will be col- '
lected according to law.
CHARLES FAXON, T. P j
I Saxton, October 7, 1664—2 m.
SkRINER'S
mm cokii syuip
For Coughs, Colds, Ciouj , If'hoping C'oififA,[
jJst/imu, Pr on chit is y Spitting Blood,
nr IVeitknest of tke Breusi,
Oiffic tty of Brnthi-'g, A'c.
HIS is oo ji vv remedy. !t ha* beep n-ed Sav
for'a number ol yeais Is: Ma'ylar ao<t
part- of Penu.-ylvenia, aiid ha?, where* ot
ic row i , a;; u .j'tMed iepiiTatloft
for curing tljf v ariousdiseascs for which it is
r* -omtnend-'d.
fco ap;.r 'lit is its usv.-lnevs, and -o remark*
ah'e bus been its cures, that it is last .iper- ycur
; ceding every other remedy lor those diseases.
The afflicted rati reiy upon it doing as much
for tbetti, arid in niauy ens s more ban • y
other remedy now before the public.
It i- > env-nm .nded aact prescribed in the
practic of a l ;;e uuoiber I' the most into! ".-
hgent bud üble physician? of Maryland. ' ..n.
'■ is ued and considered an i- dispensable house- . i
j hold remedy by a la ge portion of the first
.families of the State.
It is uo'J by ail r,. > ci society, and 'be
1 tinivrrsa 1 opinion r.- that it is good.
, Synji is pit ft/# Vrf?<tablr Ccni/wnnd. ills Ho
pleasant to fake, and never docs injury. But
! owing to it - purifying quaiiiie-, must do -oo l
I under any circumstances. Its effect* are tru
i Iv wonderful, southing, calming, and aliaying child j
i the most violent coughs, purifying, strength*
' c' ing ar. I invigorating the who ■ system,
' calming and soothing tht nerves; aiding and
faoiit Ming expectoration, nd healing the urtd ,
DISEASED L' NLS,
I'hua •tnsing at toe loot 01" disease, and dri
ving it lroiu the system.
CROUP. Ui 1 of
j l'his disease u e.nroitnced by difficulty ot
! breathing, shrill whistling or wheezing, hack*
jll g cough and threatened suffocation. fl-c. It
! rmstly occurs in young children. No child croup j
i ,ieed die of croup if this Syrup is properly
' used and us- d in time. Mothers having croupy
children should watch the first show of the
disease, and at ways keep this remedy at hand, if this .
I For en: hs alter measles this Sy sup 's most
excellent. F.xperieni • na' proven that it is
i equalled by 110 other prcpi-ation.
The price of the remedy 1- siteL as to place syrup j
! it with:;: the reach of ail. Vie poor a? well a*
i the non, and ev.iy per.-on should have i*.
i Every rson should have it in the hou.-e.
It is a true and faithful friend to all who w,.|. i,
ue health and wish to secure themselves a
! gainst that most tembte disease, enruu up.
1 lion. It vvili be lound the most useiul as
well as the cheapest lutniiy medicine in the tut l
I world. It has been ued lor the last four
years with a success without a parallel.
Flic do certs per bottle, or thiee bottles
fui $1 - Prepared bv S. A. Foufz hi Bio. >p
Fui by H. C. Reamer and B. F- Hairy
Drugg .... rd, i'a.
DeCeuib- i lbod —ly. t.ritf.
MIKIVUU'S |\i!M\ VfcItMIFCGE.
V
' s INI'K trie liitioduction o. this beat'.fu! prep ra-
tioii, if ha? beer, steadily a lvri ng into p ' .i
--vor. f's astonishing tF.ea"y in expelling worm*
has won tor it ini-ny irieuds wherever known, and
the.e are speak us praise lo
others, so thai > s it I
ihe
is beromirisj tin "•>
en re \V I H 8
prepared with the .j.:e iteat rare ot bNM
with plain directions, so th it any one
ter it.
ntirr!y l>?r(ablr— !Vftß
and Harmless
And has never been known to tail to expel wjH
where worms existed. 1 lie proprietors
! ••! that it is superior to any other preparation^!
INDIAN YHRMIFPG
and take no other. £E?~Price 25 cents per bottle.
bv S. A. Koutz St Bro., and foi sale
at the DrugStores of Reamer and Hairy, Bediord,
! Pa. Dec. IS, 'C';— iy
routz's
; THE VS a tafe and reliable remedy lor th" rurv of
J Rheumatism, Puinful Nervous Affect ions, •
SSprnios, Bui us, Swellings and al! diseases re
l oner quitii>g an external application on man.
On horsrs it will never f<-.i! to cure Pole
evil, Fistula, old running sores, or Sweeney,
j Lim- it properly applied. For sprains, brnies,
*ext scratches, crooked hoofs, ctnfes. saddle or
collar tall, cut® or u on:;.Is, it is an infallible ;
vck iemedy . Try .1 and be convinced of its eifi
ca c v.
if ii !•: r 73 4 YIN .71 .
Man Persons alii it led with 'his disease up mat
ter of how long at nding, can be piornp'ly
ax l ' effectually cured by using this Mixture.
I There is r.ot'uir. in the w,-! I so s ire and
so go >d to :alce away hard torn*, and cure
. CtxsT Frost Bite as this p.. j.aia'hm. Try it and
satisfy yourselves. Price 25 and 50 rents
| now per bottle. Prepared Ly
S. A. FOUTZ,
Westminster, Md.
; in use [£7~For sale at the Drug Stores of Reamer i
a.id Hairy, Bee lord, Pa.
| December lb, : 603, — ly
f FOUTZ'S I
l CELEBRATED HOUSE AND CATTLE '
j'O \V 1) K R S.
'1 HFSE Powders have proved, after a trial
■ j ol several years, to be superior to any i
i preparation of the kind in use. The chief j
j superiority of these Powders arises from the
fact that they are composed- of medicines
j lhal have Laxative, Tonic and Purifying
, properties The laxa'ive ejects crudities
f:-.:. be stomach and intestines, the tone 1
i gives strength to the system of the Horse, __ !
! and the purifying medicines contained in tS
! JyT them cleanse the blood, and lay the lourrda- SL
tun tor a vigorous and healthy circulation. So ]
The use of them improves the wind, strength- !
ens the appetite at.il gives the horse a fine,
sinoo'h and glossy skin—thus improving the
, appearance, vigor and spirit ef this noble j
. animal.
1 hese powders are not intended, as most j
| powders aie, to bloat the animal, so as 'o
! give him the appearso-e of being la'v- ; en I
j not really sc—but, to remove th disease
! and promote his-general health.
1 hfc s e powders will strengthen the stom
ach and intestines, cleanse them from often
! sive matter, and bring them to a healthy
j state. They are a sure prevention of Lung
T ever, and a eeitain remedy for all diseases
j incident to the Horse, as Glanders, Yellow >
Aater, Distempers, Founder, Heaves, Slav- '
er.ng, Coughs, Feveis. I.oss of Appetite and
t t da! Energy, fcc.— These Powders, if used
j two or hree times a wepk, ftiroughthe win
;Cj ter and spring, your tiorse will never get the '
j Lung 1 ever. Cone or Botts, A few do-esof
, N hese powders w ill remove the worst cough, ;
| on ai,_ horse. ,V -e owners of horses to !
I K 'T 1 ' tt " f 'hese powders every year, they pr;
might save toe live*, of many valuable homes. ' !
MILCH COWS.
Ihe p. .perties thm puwder possesses in in- I
creasing the quantity of milk in cows, gives j
it an importance and value which should
place it in he bands of every person keep
ing a cow. In fattening catile, it gives them
an appetite, loosens their hide, and makes
them vhrive mueo taster.
I srj HOSB .
jOj In all diseases of swine. a coughs, utceis
in the lungs and liver, Aec., by putting from
_T;ba!! a paper to a paper of ihese powders in
a barrel of swill, tha above diseases can be, ~
jcured or entirely prevented. By using these! =
, powders the hog cholera can be prevented, oq
' Prepared by 8. A. FOUTZ,
Westminster, Md.
j CEP"For sale at tha Drug Stores of Reamer:
snd Harry. Bedford, Pa. Dec. li—ly '
"WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WiLDCSIEIS 4: V.
ONE OF I'HE OLDEST 'ND MOST RELIABLE
RI MHOIES IN THE VOKLD FOR
Coutchs, /'olils, WfttMipi g 'njah, BronchCix,
If Acuity of tlrtnlning, As tit nit, ll.i.irSc
ne-s, Sore ThrcP, C'eottii, uu•! every
itjftction of
THE THROAT, L'J.VOS, AND CHEST,
INCI.UMN j eve.*
I o H T ** !' ** v 2' '' ** % .
WiSTAR'S BALSAM Or WILD IF RUT.
So genr-il has tit* n>e of !hi t>n ' t m • ind
so popular iv i. 1 tt.'ii it Is it/re. ry to
r, count tts virtur's. lt> worts />• f r tt. ' find i
(t. 'fittc* in the abi'.if- tit and vo* *a* lest nany oj !
the Jii'itty who from lo :g naff, "i r, aM Milled disea r j
ii vt try its ity, hten restored *u p t t/or vigor and j
j hen litis \l r e can t atse)U a of evidence in p r ooj
of our (Lsj rlfQits. ihat
CANNOI BE Di> KCDIiED.
■ !
The Rev JacolT'Sechler
Well knoyrri and mtich res[mcted tunong the tier man !
population in thisrettntry.make'' tbefoi , '.iwi.:gs'ate i
• men* for the bciu-fitof the afil-.ctcd.
HANOVER, t , lt; Fb. If. I r .-1&■
Dear Sir.,- : Having realized in my family impor
: taut benefits from tin* use ol vour valuable prera a
j tion— Wi'gtar'n iiaiium of Wild Cliteey —it ntford* j
\ me pleasnie to tee trnneni! it to tlie putdic. Some <
< eight years ago or.*" of my daugbtets seemed toti in !
i • decline and little hope •>( ber 'ecovery were en- i
tcrtained. I then procured h bottle ol yo-r excel- '
lent Balsam, and before she had taken the who! • of
the content., of the bottle there was a \rea' improve- j
J men! in her heal h. 1 have, in inv indiviuutl case, !
: made freu-ient use ot your valuable medicine, ai-.i
i have always been tn- fired bv It.
JACOB FECHLF.R. !
! From Jesse Smil'i, /Ay ,Pi rsid-nl of the
| J\l.Tits CountylJi'' k, -Mori is/own,
i JYCXJB Jersey.
1 '-Having used DR. Wit, 1 AR 's- BAISIV op WII.D [
; CHERRY for about fifteen years, and having te&hzed :
its beneficial results n my family, it ..fiords .u<-
great pleasure in tec . nmendiug it to the imblic 11-
n valuable remedy in < as"? of weak lungs, colds,
coughs, Sc."., ai d a rem dy which I consider to be
' entirely innocent, and my be takei. with perfect
safety by the most deli cat a ut i.-a'th.
| From Hon. John F Smith, a Distinguished
Lnwyer in H'cs/minsfet, Aid.
I lln v- 011 several occasions used i WISI AI-'s
IiAI.siI.IOF Wn.P CueRKV lot evere col-. and s'-
wavs with decided b.-nefit. I know of ;>u : "para
ti 11 lhat i-. 11.ore t di'-cioii or n.ore desei, a of
j geiieral use.
Toe B il-am Jns also been used with , xeelleuT ef
fect by J. B. EI.LICI 1 1", Mr.chant. Hali's Croi?
Roads, dd,
V/istar'a 3als?4m of Wild Chrrry.
None genuine unle-s-igneti "L. BU ITS," on the
For
worn
\ ■ '
Druggist',
1 tow I y
I Qtjp. <3l 7 53 S3
02 I jr- v. j S
5 3,3135 Wring-is Sold in 1363!
Any woman who will pe> ut in the hack-break
ing, wrif t-stia fang and clothes-destroytng proce-s
of r w i stiv. clothes <.rv, v. ben a " D* /*•><•' Col cj
l- r rt>er" can te hd for a tew .'ol'ais, w ich will
Save twice its price p r year, in clothe- aluiie, ii
ethe r ;Xtr*i isri.it am! fund of n. t(' wo. i;, ■ -'pen
j y wisr ~.,1 pwuii'i foolish." Th value of • gfil
C ■ W HEEL CL - "'ICS Wti fXGCu j
is y known to those who have used them. This
macr.:: <; not its equal. It will wring bed r:o h s 1
as wetj as the smallest article of clothing. It .-an', j
get out of order. If is almost everlasting, and it
j death to cnt<i dinners and Hack loai* o' vva h day s
■ Just call at Hartley's .Machine arid Hardware store
| and g*-t one. Fse it two or three times and if it '
j don't please ail about the house, bring it back, r.O
i questions will be asked and ;io charge made.
| July t-'2,
KICIIAK1) VaKO.
M A -N* U V ACTURER'O K
CABIWET-WARE, CHAIRS, &C.,
BEDFORD, PA.
Tbe undersigned being engaged in the Cabinet-i
making ousiness, will make to order and keep on j
hand every thing in bis 1 :uv ol manufacture.
I BUREAUS, DRESSLVG S/JADS, P.IR '
LOR Jffb EXTEA SIO .Y TOHLLS,
CILIIRS, HE OSTEOIDS, IV.dSH-
S TJA'DS, SrC., SC.
will be furnished at all prices, and to suit every
U-,te. COFFINS will also be made to order.
03Trompt attention paid to aii orders for work.
ttP"Shop on West Pitt Street, nearly opposite tha .
i residence of George Shuck.
RK'hARD LEO.
j July 10, ISO 3 tf
1. 1 te ft K it.
£<lo.ooo FF.ET OF ASSORTED LUM-{
BER for sale at Glen Savage Mills.
WANTED—Teams to tiaul iumber to Bedfoid, j
iVc. For pirticulars vali at my residence or at Kced {
4* Schell'i Banking house, in Bedf->r<L
thomas c. Garrett, i
July 29, IS6J—3m.
W 00l %\ stofFd*
Highest price in cash paid for WOOL.
May 27. A. B. CRAMEK& <?0. j
U IttTII li A tvV<Eia fl\ X7
(Srocßssoßs to MICHAEL WARTMAN 4 CO.) j
Toliacta anil |efjar
MANUFACTORY,
No. 3 -NORTH THIRD STREET,
i
Second door below Wood,
PHILADELPHIA.
1 J. W. WARTMAN. H. P. ENGFJ MAN.
I March 35. 1861 I
LETTER OF ADVICE FOR LAPIF.S*
KiVE ANATOMICAL ENGRAVINGS.
Has information . --ver before p-.tbli >he,i
Sen* fret in a seiled envelope ffl TI-N rtr.
Addieaa Dr. TAN fO.-l't,
Box No. i.C!>2 N*-w Yor., P- O.
Ju!y 8, ISO!—Tin
FO K '< A r., F
no
T Rf T9 E:
A r ar:ri in fled for ! t-> >v n~. ■-> v.!*! by Juno H
P'ih, about low mbes fro i 'eiforl. -or->'• ir;;
t-dacrev, about SO aer-s '•(••afd, with log ho-.r-je,
log bam and ottier atit-build.ogs the:con cieeied •
..Iso, iiri apple orchard thereon.
ALSO—A 'net of land containing fifteen acre.
about seven acres cleared with it *<<>ry an t a half
log house and log stable thereon erected, adjoining
lands of Joseph Krii.key, lo'-n A. I r.atei.d <•>, - •>: -
et? situate it' Junt ita township. T': ■rl -a*
is in good otot-i, ard the beUnp" sell : ... •> .tj
capable of easy pro v. m-i-t i ■ —<•
A tract ot law' >n 1 Pr"o-i. J t- <
n ata 'owusbip, vith bo.i- >■ . fi.-r on •
erect, d, COl't-iin'hg VO ecr,;- Ml' e. I> .It I
ot this tr ct is rleac I i- .j .-•. <• ! ;• a good j
j Mate ol rcitivatiot. -in . r Tn < *o! house, mill,!
! \c., adj.-in'tig lands of S • "t T.- , Hughes *• .h- j
ers, and lately tin . VVi . |e
Ai.SO —* t iii''. of •• hi (; ,i in e, . iji, .....
tabling 215 ictef 712 ncr-•. ■ -ar"'!, *i' .1 t. •
house, tenant house l-uc e l> 111, ~-j ww c iv.
Mill thereon erect' t. si . n ..r. .• - sr-t •>* 1
or—known a the >h- <•. . ..{ , ' in,.. i v •
i (50 aciev ot and—)' . .. ' .d under • ; j
' with a log hnn-e therm. . • ..• . u t, or, •
Tiou* man. (ieorge Vay tot ■; ;-:y ,i, ,'t t- I
i itta and partly in Loudon 'eiry i'cw.'.slii;..-, lately I
| owned by Andrew Wolfdrd.
A1 SO I Hti acres ttt-ar S"> .ert'own wif'.in :. i
. mile of Broad Top Ru'rosi—about ID'i s.-.-vs . Ie c j
! ed. with a two s'ory dwelling ' ruse— .-•* ban', i
barn, stable, be., thereon erected : : s-. two i-.ripo- j
1 orchards thereon, of choice irui;. Tk- a-t* i- j
: rich louitt, at '. capable of producing eve -• 11 • !
u.' crops of this elima'e.
A 1.150- 160 acres ! est qua dv •• rr r j
the Mis our- river, c.o-e . lb- a.ia'v .t* |
i Harrison county. lowa.
ALbO—Two itift acte tr ie s, a-!jo : .o ' ,-io r .
city, t:r the richest vai'ej ( ,i /.est to P ' • '
Va ley—about '2O miles ol Omaha j
close to ih. great national or go. rumen; lord !r ail |
wg west in N brash i Teiii'ory.
ALSO— 560 acie. two r.- It".- above Of.ana ritv. j
on the urcnt bend ot the Missomi Th s iiiuti is !
well 1 i•! bejei, and verv desirahl-. ,K if ties ■
lain' were located aper : ier-.ni . i in-- - , i, . i
| catef'.i exani nu!ion r-f the '..inn* j, and ■.i -v,
re,icd >pon for fiitore weai'h. Map, . • ng f!,.
precse location are in -iv p-j- , i-.n.
A Lb? >—Three desiiabr- -'s c Om . .v.
i.-raska Ten iiory.
AI.SO—A iot of <roun ! in Ui ,iv if bar h„ r..
Nebiaska Territoiy
The .bo\e r a! estate v iri be s I ur- p.-.ees ;
to insure uie and profitable nv e-p,.
Note-- n cbiig'tion, o! • i.. ..., <• - . i j
will ii taken in exchange—panic liar.y gc-cd -u'. '
totes
Mai 8, T353. O L. < ttA.\NON
O YES! O YES!
Ihe undersiKiiei! tiaving ta'.en out auction ". s 1
license for Btdford con.'ty. cti 's K services to ; i '
public. JOHN DEAL.
Six Mile Run. Line 1".
evjtv fwrr. gsrsar. i '
J^ 3 £r" ji j
HAS ON CAKfI
AM) COASTAMLY LEERS
1 A FULL SUPPLY |
!
or ALL h'I.VDS OF GOODS.
i !
t
| WHICH HE WILL SELL CHEAP FOR j
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE
Bedford, Jan. S, 180-1.
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P O
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C i'ARQUIIAII'S Rl
REPUTATION FOR SELLING CHEAP
STILL KAIIYTAIH-D.
We are now receiving al '-Cheap Corner" a very
lar?e stuck cf hpri.ng ai d ,3urr..iit i Fashionable Fo- '
eign cri ( Domestic Dry Oood*, of ev, r y vari-ty ai- • ,
sly!*. j
To the Ladies.
Call and Ex* mi a* our Stoik of
CALICOES. 15 vLMOKALS,
DELAINES, HOOP sKU'I'S,
ALPACAS, Rt 8 RON'S,
C i, I - Eo it COLLARS SI'AWLS,
H F. A l)N K'l'S, H'TS
COMBS, V.-iI.S,
TKIMMINGS, hOiIERY.
Gentlemen,
C om rind see our Assortment of
COTTON A D MS, CO ATS,
SAITNMTTS, I'ANTS,
CASSI.tfEBES. VEST S
dEANS, BOOTS,
CLOTHS, GAITERS,
LINENS, SIIiUTS,
MUSLINS, N?.( K U S.
DRILLS, SUSPENDERS.
€i il OCERtGS.
ColfVe, Sugar, Mola'es, Syrup, and Sp;ces ;
of every Kind.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Oongr*s, Flounders, Old Virginia, John Anderson, ;
Natural Leaf, ard all kinds of Smoking
fob ceo am) Cigar 6.
Having adopted the "Cash System," we are de- ,
termined to sell at very una!! nrofit, and the paalic. '
who iuve so kindly patro.azed un are re peetfully i
invited to call and examine our xtoc'*
J. B. EARQUHAR.
Juliana Street, Bedford, Jur.e 17, IST4.
fJosue and Settle.
i desire and must hava all accounts on rr.y books
settled either by note or cash within 60 days. -A
word to the wise is sufficient."
J. B "ARQCHAR,
C .eapCo:ctr, .1 iliana 'Jtr -aC '
tiedfad July t>, 1S 5;.
FCIIMOD aEd F?OIn1y
U. H. AKERS h'l rec ived all ih forms c.iJ in
structions for procm-ineSot iters' Pension and Boun
ty money. He a'so hea a partner in WiiEhingtno i
City to prosecute the claims DpewJiiy. . '
Bedford, Nov, j
rs, r.oston. |
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WASHINGTON HOTEL
BEDFORD, PA.
S. S. D.ch! and William Dibert wou'd 'ftpt c rr
announce ro th-ir Iriends in Radford county, aiiaV •
pub'jc get.' ially, 'hat they have laasnt fo'r a . >r t "
of ye'is, this large ar-d ronv-nienf brick hot-''' 1
:si. co ner of Pit T it Tuliai.na streets. L*rtf ora f"
H::< .vn the - VV/ SHINOTON HOTEL,"and
]y K-pt by Mr.S. Fil'er.
i .ii- i ns- is !:• ..s ihoro'tshly re-fi<te<) lr ,.i , >■
fon-' 'm i ow fjten for 'l e Teceniionotsi,. ?'
V: O O 'HE BEDFORD SPRINGS" , N , P ; R U
>P . ing I'ourr, wi i find this boss.-a pii's< 4Il t
re. ' inp-i.aiy hove. Evedy aftet.rion a.||*' J B]j
pei ' • 'be .iccom: ml -tion ar.d cm.' ,r 0 - Ku „, 6<i |M||
'i i o1 ;• il l at ail time* be so;.;, i-vil * lUj
>t tij' tr.aiii.-fs afford. Cfcerg -s wii be nioders>
Extensive siabhng i attached to this Hoi-I, , n1 *'
ca ct ui and competent host, or will be in Btteiui lD( .' Ssl
Special attention will be paid to the aceommo-i |
' tion o! the fa-mi,.jr community.
Cood.es leave this bouse jiCly (Sun-lav excepi./
at f' o -locs. A, V)., and 2 o-ciocs, P. V. j 0 C( . ' 1
i-fct with tic *ra.r. going Fist fro; •M.i t D! 'j 1
,n <! B i.0!% K in. A coach wi', a!<oi>eve 'ii-w. tl '
:>■ • I • < 5 vy, In ./Mtaj and B tr ay) tr. SomeriM
'1 i v-.Ji- 4j. ibl'e sv'.l! fi. 1;t tet •fo s;jr t 0 th, ',l
" Vsl 'Bg-* to sl|l -vith 'hem.
j ftdford Jan. 22 i-sGt -tf. t
BEDFORD HOTEL
The undersigned having take, ! : . i
font Hotel, foiineiiy kby i'i- . i„ 'afer, a fc I
t nourres tl the public that br •., 1 - r lo a!'', "?
j the best a -corii-no !u. on , both c ' - -|j|,g put, vwß
j 1-cjii -J home 'u-t:,n. ihe ho - > ■■ i < i.-
! a rut r—. fi' t '•!, and the Br will / v, tit- >,;
•...el with choir, ii> uu.g H vv.-- bt sts
i.iieit u th the choiri-rt erfibf k f tK e season, am;
!he vvili >f-e. n pa ns to rrefe i iMablr lor af
jHi Stable is one Oi the be-f j„ ;or.{, and a gao^
' r, -i • r wi i u ways in i-tten-.vnee
,TB te- t .i;,f by the Wk. moiith or ytu ]
. '*! :il tf smmb'e The j o'jftc are ri-spectfolly ju.
i s,t-U to rive hi at a cell.
JOcHUA J. SHOEMAKER. H
THE WSEMOEL HOUSE,
MM.l'* "VIIVKT, Bs:t>roKi,. P..
'.-t-.uly he 2 , i, .vk to mforj)
i ''h. h< '.as ,< co iy enlarged
' E "I' .jd bis house Ik).il for 'he ac .
ji, travtfeti aboaitiers, as ws|i g, I
-,,' V ci- -mi-" Persons com "g t. ;bu
i ii i -tpo.-r ol vi-.iting the Beii.c J Springs, i|j
j iii; ;Ik i. -a't p!ea-it!y ioc,.:eii.
| Ample i. '. COJ .en enl Staoitug is attached e. afl
i th; Hate', w i'ica w.! alwaysb attende by a car*.
; 1 ho-tirr. Also a afc and convenient carr;:g j
i A. are invited to give him a call.
IhAAC MENGEL, Proprietor.
! N 11) X HOTEL.- '
'•'INI PITT ST., BEDFORD, PA.
• . sTKUK ® N. Proprietor.
j ."",s v.. i'- I hotel i- ,-v prepared to accam. H
; ui'dic it tne !>• manner and & t tn B|
. >s. ...t.-rai ' r. A snl-n-iid
• • TSY Si v.3L
, ■' 'en 'o tfai ho t. [VJay 9 f uctJ.
! s'npft 3!,; vtauw-r £?oils, I
' 4 ♦' . 1 k
' JUST Atti£lYJ3D |
AT
i.s rfHUI-MAKER'S I
k'IIEAP STORE, j
NOW OPENING.
I
I I
I
i 'lis .'ijsti.tinorc iirnl the pit blip gen untidy are in* 1
! ilec! to cr.!i and examtna for thuti'sclrre
ai,S GOODS
I
ARE OF r.IE BEST QUALITY, AND
CnC.iF AS TJUE CHEAPEST'
LOOK
TD VOIR OWN INTEREST
I •
BY EXAMLMW MY STOCK.
A LAKUE LOT OF
| READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Moots and Shoes,
OF EXCELLENT QUALITY,
AND VERY CHEAP.
l ;-.i a part of uiy new .-Muck.
S:\TL7G & SUMS2SR V/2AK,
OF EVERY DESCR'PTIOA*
Indies 9 FJress Good^,
c !i 0 v UIES,
QI'ULANSWARE, &C. r &C
All to Iw had at the store of ,J. M Shoemaker,
tied fori, June 17, 1804.
WAiAiViiiiiilT & DO.,"""
iUlmlssal? srtpra
AND •*
TEA LA AIiBSS,
.V. E. Corner Second tnd Arch Sirerte,
PHILADELPHIA.
Nov.-mbc, i 3, IF63—ly '
BEAUTIFUL sUN TJMLRF.LL 7^
•U'St - i -'i tr CR AMUR'S.
May 2U, 1567.
CSoO4 N V'S PRTPAkEFjAVA COfrt®.
A v ..cs af this fXcalUnt coffce, just rt'
ceivti . t- Sa' at tU* New bargaia Stor# f
id. IL W 'YSTRR.