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Dec. 4, 1857.
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HARRISBURG, J : "- 5, 1858.
D. OVER, Esq , Sir.—The House ha® just
been organized by elm-ting A. Br'wer Longa
ker, of Montgomery, Speaker, over Titos. \
Strutbers, the An>f!po RariiMimn nniliil*'®, j
as follows:
A. Brower Tjongaker bad G7 vote®,
Tho®. Strntbers, . -8 "
G. .Nelson Smi'b, I "
Do Lorma lmbiic, 1 "
Mr Longaker, on taking the chair, made a
short, but very appropriate speech, after which
l!i- members were sworn in.
After the usual Resolutions, 1 apt. Jacob
Zeigler wus unanimously elected Clerk, when
the House adjourned until to-morrow morning.
Thev have just organized the Senate by
fleeting Win. H. Welsh, of York, Speaker.
Welsh received 21 votes.
I). A Finney. 12 "
After the usual Resolutions, adjourned.
Tbo Message will bo delivered to-morrow.
IBID.
"A PLEASANT JOB.—The late Abolition
Know Nothing Congress contracted debts to
such an enormous extent that the Government
is compelled to make a loan (in the shape of
Treasury notes) to pay them. It must bo a
•pleasant job, indeed, for tho present Congress
V> right the wrongs perpetrated by the Aboli
tionists when in power."— Bedford Gazette.
That's rich, rare, and racy! The follow
most think his Lpcefoeo reader* are suh igno
ramuses that they will gulp down anything he
savs, DO matter lmw far his assertious may U
from the truth. The last Congress Abolition
end Know Nothing! But we presume the
writer, Mr. Myers, ought to know, for at the
time of the flection of that Congress, and dur
ing its sessions, he was at different times a
Whig, a Kurw Nothing, a Republican, and a
Leaofoco. The list C&ugrevs was not an op
position Congress. In the Senate there were
nearly two Liccfoem to one and
even in the house, n party had the majority—
being divided into L oeofuco?, Republicans lnd
Americans. l;'.*be b>st "Congress contracted
debts :o su*h an eooriujiut cxteut tLai the G >v
•rnnrnt is comp--. ;d u ui-.ke a loan (m the
shape o! Trur.snry iior.-sl t„ p-. v them," whose
fault is i* but l lu IdocnUsvo* , h.i had the Sen
ate—the Uou*': buiAg^uiv:dn1 —r.r.d the Presi
dent, who had lh veto pncr 1 It won't do—
try again,
Gov#.,ime t sJtipi)mterP m a;Ler way.
m' * .Hi* **4- -ril t-. m fm:
Nairowt hsu^Fa.—Ai;lw*#> esea;>e oc
curred if. fl:fii fiV'ts ' '
y u'u* Tpi' id, M tj. Rupp,
on Monday evening 1 .t.' While fillhtg a fluid
lamp, the wi jk inside ciught (ire, aijd tlie
lamp exploded, the fluid running down on the
oa'-pet, and setting it on fi>e". A young lady
visitor, who was in an :Hljsining room, ran
in to hid in extinguishing t', but while so
the skirt ef bef-dreas caught, ar 1 in a
moment she was in flames. She h.-.d the pres
*oae of mitpj to run into the' onJrVj thfow
Uei ietf on fliU jJiU'i - , gb fTuek lier"~<lw!s under
her, thus si"!lietihg the fire, aflt*r the skirt
was nearly consumed. The fire in the room
was sosii extinguished, and not uiuoh dam-go
was done. l'er®ou* should be careful with
thiiso dangoro'as lamps, if tbt-7 will use thvx,
but the best way would bo to dispense with
tlieiu altogether.
liouis NAPOLEON A B<MJUS.—A writer in
Graham's Magazine for January has come for
ward with some important revolutions, convict
ing the occupant of the French Imperial throne
of tlie basest imposture.
He says that the real Louis Napoleon died
io a fir, in k drinking hou.'e in New York,
some years ago, atiJ that a Yankee named Bo
wen, who had long ten his companion in dis
sipation and revelrv, assumed Ids name, sailed
iuuiicdiati'ly for Europe, attended Queen llr
--teiisc as her son in her dying tubmen's, imposed i
himself upon the French people as a genuine
Bonaparte, and succeeded in reaching the Im
pel ial throne.
The story is well told, and the objections ]
that would naturally be suggested are skilfully j
disposedwvf. Whether it will c-xcite so much
attention as the pretended discovery of the *o |
of Louis XYL, in the person of a Mr. Wil
liams, a few years ngo, remains to be seen.
For the Inquirer. \
ACKNOWLE DGEMEXT.
Gifts from a people to tlie minister who la
bors among tlieiu, expressive f their att-cii
ment to bim, are always gratefully received.—
They are valuable to tiiui not only on acttownt j
ol their intrinsic worth, but also, end t hie fly, i
; because of the assurance they COIHA-J thai his |
i labors are kindly received, and that notwith- ,
s'afjding hi's frailties, wiiieli arc comi'non to uui :
pmor hniiiairttv, they are mindful of the apos- i
toUc direction—"We beseech yoO bruthren to j
i know them wiii b labor among you, and arc- j
! over you in the Lord, and admonish yon ; and i
! to esteem them very tiigbly in love for their |
workVsake." There is uuother uousbleratioii, (
I'ass se'lti.sb. which causes the faitht'ul minister j
: to rejoice in the reception of gifts from the !
, people of his charge, which is, that if in the
Destowment of these they have been actuated I
by christian principles, they will be repaid a j
1 thousand fold by, the great Head of tlie (.'hutch,
i who said, in the days of his flesh, that whoso- j
i ever gave to one of his disciples u cup of cold
water, only because he was a disciple, should in ,
nowise lose his reward.
The writer of this communication, the Pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church in Bedford, I
' since he caum among the kind people of his |
present pastorate, has received from them many
: aud valuable gifts. As be has mule a '
! tice of keepiug a memorandum of all presents,
I tho name of the giver, when known, and tlie ,
I pecuniary value of the gift, it is not mere eon- i
; jeetnre wheu he says that these have been al- !
most cijuivaleut to the one-third of hi* annu l j
salary. Recently he tias received laigely in i
the way of provisions and clothing for himself
and family, and desires through the Inquirer to i
acknowledge with gratituJu these cxpiessiou*
iof kindness, since he cannot do it p>rsjiu:lly, ]
many things having been received from sources i
i vet unknown. "I am full having received of j
; Ivpaptlivutvun UIV -
' ou, an odonr ola svveut smell, a sacrifice ac- ,
eeptable, w.-11-pleasing to GoJ. But uiy Goa i
shall supply all your need, according to his
riches in glory by Christ Jcsu*.'' ~
ROBERT F. SAMPLE.
Bedford, Jan. 4. 1858.
BRIGTIAM YOUNG, in bis letter to 001. Jolin
, ' -
aton, says : !
"And if George Washington was now living
and at the helm of our government, he wool I |
hang the Administration as high as he did An- j
dre, at id that too with a (at better grace, and j
I to a much greater subserving of the interests ol
! our country ." ]
This may not be good English, but iti® good
sense, upd lead us to regret that George Wah
--: iugton is not at the helm of our government, as
I well for the justioe he would do to Buchanan,
as for the ccrtaiu retribuiiuu iie would visit upon
the Mormons. _
THE "James Buehauau" is the name of a
slave schooner that has just iandei a cargo of
slaves on the coast of Cuba. The name was a
delicate coinplimeut. The slaves should be sent
to Kansas.
A friend suggests tliat the administration
i should cashier Cupt Chatard ol tlie Saratoga,
because he dufiit arrest Walker, and. Com.
Paulding, of the Wabash, because lie diet. 1 hat
' wouli be even-handed just'ee, all round.
AND DENVER roof— I'heKansas
. j eut of the Missouri Republican, a Buchanan
j organ, says that Denver proves all the official
j acts of Walker aud B.'aitton, even to tim call
! ing ot' the Legislative. What wiil Mr. Bitehau
] au think of this*
ACQUISITION OF Cunt.—The usually well-inform- j
i ; ed >t ashi.igtou correspondent ot tuu Ne'V York ]
; Courier aud Eiiqnirei nas receive t evidence tliut j
1 i liie liegoiialion lor tlie acq usiiioii ot C'tna has j
■ j been renewed, and tint a san ti neon named so ;
, j emrmnis a, to uvea 'Jastiliaa piiic, ii. .
vioW ol trl-i lIiJC -iiulda Ol Opiiu.
ALABAMA ——TUG t . JHUIGUIICSS tint this
j Liitnal i>eiHio'i ttk State tus 1 lUtlize L T.W omx
I ' SUSJTOUAIOH ..ail Lie lata a/ma. ojeimbtr. Also |
t .at SoUtll G.il'OitU I ail.t UeorgM ll .v.; I Jj d.Z J t lot ;
suspeiisi ill ot tl.e.r lialiks, but to vv:iat iimc is not
stalc.l. — M'Ui.'l. it.jJib.
Toe A tiiiiiiisHatioH pijicrs !i.ie loun I a name |
' for loos ', lite of t u 3..U !"-/, ■*.!>• re
i jj-'i.-'g m ciie way ol L).H,;IIS. i i no* ••sore
ot-.. is,"" or '-icoeis," or "traitors —oat, "inj
Tender-toed Democracy." Tiiat WI4 do.
dispatch OY Winch lue gailatu Uave
locK oonvcyoit the infoiiigeucc ol tits last suc
cess in India WAS good. I' ran thu-:
DEAR Let "TI our past misfor
tunes NO for go ti en, lor ive are IN Luck now.
Yours, iIAV'ELOCK.
RABRT EXIFZER satii, "i'uru to God one day
before your dea.ti. * liis ois.-iplcs SAID, —llow
3 can a lii.u know ihe UA) ot I.VJ death. H*
UiisWcretl tile ill, "i.ucl'etolO lltoUld you IUIII to
I God to day. Peruips you IIU j dt o to-morrow ,
( j ttlOß, t-vciy day would no employed Hi .urtitug
TO linn.*"*
- . HUM. FRANCIS W. PICKENS, of South o*rc
lin.ijl.is OT:EU fluaiiuatod T) THE Seuute TOR the
MRSMORT at S . tVMersburgh, and not Mr. LlTKH
aitua of MarytuuJ, JS WAS rutuoreii.
WE perceive by ttio BO.*T"U Journrl, that
' Senator Sumner LITID* himseit affected injurinus
-1 ly B bis UITEUDAIK'O on the UQJS+F - IN Congress
I I U.UD that he in feuds visiting ILIA North tor A
i brief season.
BBBF imwamL
t as fliftrJTs.
PauAOUruiAi Jan. 4. 1817.
I FLOIR.— The export demand uoulinn.-s quite H-
I lnite l. Silos o(' superfine at >3,Mi Dor barrel,
j and common uktri at $-3. Sfnvl sales for tbo sttp
j j ly of the trade from $1,87, tip to $( !{•> lor emu
; moil aiul foicy brands. If ye Flour is fetudy at sl,
j ami Corn Meal at s<i per barirl.
I Grain—Small s ilea of good shd prime Pen ntylva
f tiia red heat at $ 1,12if1, 13* per bushel., and white
from $1,20 to $1 3>; 200 husitels inferior red sol i
at 9 >c< nts. Corn is in bolter dam iud, an I lra
advanced one cent par hush -I. S tl.'S of 2 )•'(<) ;B'dfKi
; bushels new yellow at 5 i i 37 cents, according to
' dryness. Oils are d ul; sues of Southern t 32
cents and lUOO bushels Pennsylvania at 31.43 cts.
per pudiel. f
PROF. WOOD'S 11 Alii RESIDUA
FIVE" —ln our sdverisiog columns is to he
1 found an advertisement of this popular restora
; live. We know nothing of its merits save what
we read, but th it is sufficient, pnrtionlariy when
i we see such testimonials of its efficacy a® the
! following, which we clip from the Ottowo Free
; Trader:
"Having tried successively sundry highly
recommended 'lrtr tonics' mi our own half de
nuded crown, we about lost uli cotifi lenco in
nostrums of tl.at sort, until a week ago we met
a distinguished politic! ui of this State, whom
we had seen three years ago wUhliiitt hair, and
as 'gray as a rat,' but now boasting as hue a
head of hair as one coul { wish. W<s demanded
the secret of his improved appearance, when
he readily accounted tor it by nscribing it to
the virtues of Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative.
Wehll try that next. [Rock River Demo
crat. —Fcr sale by Dr. ILirry.
J?"*" If you have a sore or painful disease, go
and get a bottle of DU VAl.l/S O.VLYAN
-10 OIL, and you will not rite it—no! yon ivili
purchase more; this has been the ease, and wiil
be so in time to com ••
For sale by B. F. Hirrv, and F. C. Reamer.
B • Ifird. William Lvsiugur. J. B. Fanjahar, an I
all county nf icfioils.
>i AiiTtnu/r
Oil Thursday, tlie 31*1 tilt., by rite F. j
Benedict, Mr. Andrew Reighart and Miss So- i
rah Whetstone, both of Bedfotd Tp.
On Tuesday, the '2oth u!t., by the Rev. Jo- j
scph (JorreL Mr J. E. Black, of Napier, Tp., i
and Miss Mrtiy L., daughter of Mr. George]
Diehl, of Friends Cove.
\LW". JW "JL" JIE2 HB• 1
AN A;> 'rent.ee to I arn the fruiting Business— !
One fr lu the country, and front fi teen to rev- I
eiiteeti years of age preferred. Apply at this
office.
.fan. ?. 1838.
Bedford County, s?.
A T an Orphans' Court held at B dford, in and
j_X fur the C >untv of Bedlord. on the 16th day ol'
Novemlajr, A. I)., 1837, before the Judges of the
siid Court—
Th". jx-tition of FR. JORDAN, ESQ., one of the'j
Exceptors of l'l,ili[> Compiler, decease 1 was re id :
and filed. Si tting forth that Letter* Testamentary j
went issued on 'l>o 1 SfJi ot November. 1 WVil, to j
petitioner and Al-'x ni i r C implier, on (be estate j
of s lid deceased, that lie til-d an account of his i
conflrme i i>v till? c.outr
no assets hivo conic to his hands si ee, tna' liis
co-Executor Iwsinj resi iuaty 1-gitee, is the proper
person to settle u t> said estate, and pr iving to l>e
discharged iiis •iiicc a.i Executor aloresii 1- —
Whereupon, On Motion of A. KINO, ESQ., the
Court grant a Hule upon tho loirs and all other
persons interested in said estate to IK; and npp. .r
at an Orphans' Court to lie hcl 1 at Bedford, in
and for said County, on the 2nd Monday, Bth 'lay .
of Feln-nary. next", and show causa if any they j
have, why the said Fr. Jordan, Esq , should not ;
he discharged from his office of Executor, us j
aforesaid.
By the Coift.
I* Testxmoxt WnstiEOF I have
J fll hereunto set. inv hand and the seal
BSSd! °i" **' , l Court at Bedford, tip 10th
day ol November. A. D. 18 >7
D. WASHABAUGH, CU.k
Jan 8. 1858.
Bedlaid County, hi
\A an Orphans' Court hell at B-dfbrd. in and
for the County of B -dford, on the iCtli day
| of Noveniiier, A. D., 18.57, before the Judges ul :
! the said Court —
The petition of FR. JORDAN, ESQ., administrator
j de b mis ii'>n of Richard E B nnett, iatc yflope-
I well Township, deceased, was read an I id. set
i ting forth, th it as administritor iforosti I he fil -d
; an acc> unt. which was confirmed ty this G urt on
; the loth of February, 185(1, showing a bulmce of
j $1762.21 iu his hands, that the slid Mini wis di>-
' trihuted by an Aulitor, whose rep wt wiscmfl m
j ed by this Court on the Ist of S-ptcai >er. 1856.
I since which time he his piid out th ; wh.il; of and
I balance according to said Auditor's Report and
the .ieeree of the s..i I C Hrt i prayin {
j to bo diseh irgod from Itis office us administrator,
as aforesaid—
Whereupon, On Motion o' Ki* ESQ.. the
i Court grant a Rule upon the heir* of Richaid E
Bonnett, and upon all p-rnnns inie.riMtcd. to b.
| and appear at our next C mrt and show cause if
: any t.cy hive, why the s.il Fr. Jordan should
I not i-c discharged from hii office as adiiiuistiator
( aforesaid.
By th 2 Court.
. I.n Wirsitss VTbsseof, I have herc
j unto t>ot my hand and tin so.I sai ;
Court at Bedford, tlie 19t day of N"-
vciub r. A. 1) • 1857.
U. WASIIABAtTGrH, CVerfc.
Jan. 8, IHSB.
jfcklS3 iJL'-liJ L>,
a X aftivo and well (jii ilifl ■<! salesman—on pos
xjl in win/ the ..cecss ry qi itil: ati'iis- an 1 c.,n
hring un h'Ubted rof.;r.-nce, as to o'i iricter, iuo
c.miiU li t.an, Ate. —ny I' ir of a .-• t*i >.i by ap
plied ion t' t'fie KJit .r of t.iis piper—no iotxpo.i
eticaid assistant. nee I apply.
J.in. I, 1808.
LAST IIOTICE !
rrllliJ snlee ritK-fs now '> iw ihoi book* p r sttd
1 f„r settlement, and <• 11 noon all p'f a - loins
i business Willi tliv.il, to c-'li '■ I' w ril ". l a.a 1 ir>
1 ti—ir in ••omits imnie.i' it. l-. • h •>* hope this po
' Mee iv 11 not ho pissed uiiiiewii. ti, **" 'u.s is ft* fliM
tiiite for years of business, tlr.it a similar cull luw
i eon rnnde. 'Jiiii (a tlie tirin ising ho*v cuji V' 1 1
I in other lnsiues. tti • husiii'si <>f the flrrn nnpera
. ♦ivelv demands srttl 'tltani., Hi lea of all Iviti'ls
will i> ■ taken in payment for Inlinees mi '•
! rAYLOiI & MJHHY.
i Jan. 1, 1858.-tf.
Estate Of J : •,>! Hunt, dee'd
X F.TTllliS of A.!miniti iti >n having b-en ft ant
i.J Oil '.V the lie, •tei- of B i iford County, to the
UM.iTsiMed. npoifiie Ks'slMi of tosep'. Hunt, lite
i of Cna'berl i nt Vi 1.-y T wns'iip. doeM--.n fn-t
•ons knoitt nts.rli-'im Ires in I ihfn I to add leCMsod
all' liordby v q-teste i to m ike immediate pi 'in en I.
j and those hiving . u its or el.im.s ag Just sii 1
: Kstste to !>!• svir them !>.•";>' dy a itmsnic ite 1 or
: ~.ft1...n mt - other t" the nod ml Vlimumtru
) trix, id tlie lde ivshjiiiico of liu d ;c\l. or to the
undersigned AdnpiiWraf a - , roil ling in rtebord.
MAKI\ ' XT. .1 inhttW itrix,
6. itAUEH YfTJII .l.hni'ii.'r.ilot,
of (he JSstaie of Joseph H in', iee'd
| Jan. 1, 1856 -f. '
i ft i/.in * an 1 Labia's Kxtraets lor tlie Handkw,
i JL> chief, Cologne Water, kC>, nt £r. Hairy'*.
( Estito of William Lane, dec'd.
BpnfOlM COUNTY, SS.
A T an UrphaM* Court. Imld ut Bedford, in and
for the County uf H -diord, on the ltith day
of. LToveuiber, A. D., 1857, before the Judges of
the same Court—
The petition of John Slower and S. L. Russell,
Admini-untor* dr bonis ncn. ctim testa mento au
nexo ol' Williim Line, lite of said County, dec'd,
was tead mnj fil'l, sittiiigforth, that in pursuance
of un order of tlna Court, they made s.le of all
the lfeat Estate of the said d.-c.M, so far us they
thou knew, and the money ari dug therefrom wag
applied to thVpayment ol the debts of a >id dec'd,
so tar as the.same were reached, that they have
lately been fittbrai'-d that the siid VVil i tin Lane
owned a body of unimproved wood Imd in I.et
terkeuny Township, Franklin County, adjoining
lan Is of Isiac Rosetibetry, and otlieis containing
UOiXJ acres or tlitreabouts, that debts to a consid
erable amount, not less th in against the
estate of siil decaastt Vet rein lift uhp lid. and
praying the Coifrt to raakta decree authorizing
them to raise, say $3,500, if possible, from the
a iid Real Estate in Franklin County.
Whereupon, on motion of S. L. UuasKt,!,, ESQ.,
the Court grunt a Rule upon the heirs, and all
parties interested, to lie and appear at an Or
phans' Court, to hp holden at Bedford, on the 2d
Monday, Bth day of February, n.-xt, and show
c uise, if any they pave, why a decree si. ruld not
lie njide by tlte Court, pursuant to the prayer of
the petitioner . v
: '•jKSnjjjjjfe I-V THIHOSI WHEREOF I lI.IVC herC-
I unto set uiy hand and the seal.of our
: sJcfSSCi said Court at Bedloiil. the I9:li day
o! AoVelul>eF A. I)., 'H.,7.
D. WASIIABAIFGH, Clsrk.
Dec. 18, 1857.-1
SEXU FOIt IT.
THE most superbly illustrated Magazine ever
published in Am.-ri ;a, is the December num
ber of the COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL., contain
ing over sixty splendid Engravings, and giving full
particulirs of the benefits cf the Cosmopolitan j
Art Association, tvoo dollars n y-iir; siiij.l. copies
fifty cents, Spee,nun copies will he sent to all
persons WHO wish t > suhsciija on reteipt of Ave
post tge stamps. (15 cents.)
See advertise.nu.it heeled Brilliant Prospec
tus" in tiiis paper. Address, ~
C. L. DERBY, Actuary 0. A. A.,
518 Broadway, Xew-York.
Dec. 11, 1857.
arrsic * MUSIC\L instruments.—
i.t L I'tuios, Me4o.li ons, Flutes, Guitars. Bras-
Horn". Clarionets, Drum-, etc., of various manu
facture, always on ban 1. Pauls supplied .it ri'y
wholesale rule*. We keep always on lisnda full
assortment of all the new and fashionable music,
which we .nail at our expense to any part ol the
country.
N. B. Music arranged to order.
SHHYOCK & SMITH,
CHambersburg.
March 7, 1 Nit.
Turnpike Klfctic.
A N Election for President an 1 sis M mgers of
J\. the Somerset an i Bedford Turnpike Road
Company, fill be h.jl -.t thu house of Joshm
Palmer, in Somerset County, on the Ist Mondiy
of January, next.
BENJAMIN* KIMUELL, Pres't.
Dfcidei ?.
V Dividend wis deel ired on the l'rth of Nov
ember. 1 ist, of one pur cent-, to be paid by
Jacob M Hsser, Treasurer
HEN JAM IX KIMMELL, Pres't.
Dec. IS, 1857-c
Teichfr's Inslihiif.
A Teacher's Institute will he hel 1 at Blnody
Kun, beginning on the 28'h of this month
.. . ..♦• -,11 th.. TearloogL io
Hopewell, Broid Too, Liberty, Bedford,, Mid lly
and Soutn Woodlwrrv Townships. is rednested
be {be. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
Dae. 18. 18 >7 .-b
Alike Aoiiee , . . !
1311 AT the subsclibers have purchased ol Henry j
Zimmerman, the following personal property,
to wit: one Bav Mare, one Black Mare,one C t|f, !
and broad tread Wagon, which property we in- ;
ten I leaving with liiiu during ottr pleasure.
PIPER K SCOTT.
Pattonsvillc, Dec. 18, 1857.—c
Tilfi tiOI.IEN PR!L£..
THE NEW Y If/LIMT RATED WEEKLY
(sitlileil Pi'tJf.
One of the largest an I best literary papers of the day. j
An imperial qn irto. containing eight p.ges.er,
fortv colnmus of elml e r, .d ng iiuttereich w -ek.
T'VRMS OF SUBSCKU' I'lO-N TWO DOL- ,
LARS PER YEAR. * t .. |
Jml u Gift trill be presented to cat* subscriber im
mAiiteh orl receipt of the sul-scription mviey.
Eich subscrilrer will ha entitled to a g.ft worth
from #1 to 599,00 In Gold.
TO CLUBS.
3 Copies for 1 year
10 •' 1 " lo.OU
READ—REV D- READ—RE AD.
THE LIST OF GIFTS—GiFTS-GIFTt*.
1 P n-k Ig r colli lii.i ig $-> IW " G ' J "'
111 G .11 Patent Lever English Hunt
,„gC.sed Watches, 109 Each.
]*, n . " " ' '
•>-, .. Gol I Wttclws 09 "
Too •< •• ' • J? "
J.KI Ladies " " " ®.' "
UW Silver IlnnMngCised VYatches J >
l 2JO • Wutclios 10 to 20 "
i sho G'H Vest and Guard and F-'b
Chiins It) to 30 "
i junO Gll Lockets t0 19 "
G ill Kings—Ear Drops—Broaches
, B eu.-d Pins—StuN —Caff Pins , .
iSI - evc B ittons, he. fcc Ito Slo Each.
lnimedi .telv on receipt of the subscription mo
| nev, the su.criber's tiune w ll he c'ltere-l upn
I u'&r t'*cri|ition (wok, ojnsiTu J th)
j jritt c irrfsp m'li ig vith t*i t n*iniwr wl| he f r
--! warded to his or her udhvss o> mail or express
♦rtS!-UiU 1. _
Address 3 CKET St COMPANY, Prnt.tstiEßS.
48 an 1 19 MofT.t's Bad bugs.
r.yf York.
ifn Cociz* ss t f res.
ttjriliili r f (lit the banks takers 'hoi ?' r<. current
j, stale, r.rnt whence they arc sent ; asuige
stamps are "/to received.
Dec. DL 18 >7.-Ht
Attention liiflnneu !
tr<HJ arc liiretiy or lor I to |.iU! at your
lL usual place of traininj*, on h rHty t.ie v. n
. I.v of J (twin. IH>S. atlO *cK>c:. A. '•
ii.tl whiivir umlorui. (wiu.. UUppoU -) ■ A " ,
w ,r 1.,- ) f,.f l>.mi-Ji tt;;lr after p trade. AmU
i'u. out i deair; I.
By oi'ir of 'i.e Ct;:' i". _ '
\VM. RITCHET, O. S.
l)cc. 11, 18 >7. ______
z SL wjrxr ®
jf ii ;u boy caution all iv rsoa. fin frtVcHailnj a
1 jrir.-n ly :nc to Jna i.t t H ixori .111 c"*e
Us of I'l i oa County, dcted NownMr 2tfh
1857. forth 1 sum of S * ii. aa I h*vj never receiv
ed value f.r the s'trn'N na-1 wr.l mot p y it mloss
.<.iii,hl ,1 "> i..u. KSffIER ANN PRICK.
jw. J 1,1857.-c*
! ~\ofil!ss Ti) MLUMfNI'
k IX C 11 'Cfors provl ras to the year 18 t<. arc
j j% hereby notifi •<; to s.-til • iu>i square up their
I duplicAtes on or le'fore the Ist day ot .Jemmy,
next. i'hbse delinquents after thtt day .will i>e
proceeded -tgii'isl ; Utile daily without lyapo-t to
persons. Pressing circumstancesrender thiscourse
imp rUive. ,
j (Jolljctors of 1857 arc also required to pffv in
"js much as possible by that time.
By order of the Uotmiilanion.ws. < e
ii. WIOODEMU3, Cierk.
t Commissioners' Office, I)cc. 11, 1857.
BRfIIB TOP EOH,,
FROM RfDDLLUIIi'RG CM-MEttt.
rflllK xubscrllwrs nr now engaged ft shipping
A COAL from tV- Cilob ated Ki'tdlesbnrg Bank,
by Railroad to Hopewell, at as loa price as can
be furnished by any other fkertfin* f.-itbn cwßwtry.
Persons desiring a good article nil! o<t H to
their advantage to c It on then), or on their agent,
T. M. Smith, a* Hopewell.
OS BOURNE 4
Dec. n, 1857.-Bm.
Administrator's Notice-
LETTERS OI Administration having been grant
ed to the subscriber upon the Estate ( >f Ab
rahim Lingenfelter, iate of Napier Township,
dec'd. all poisons knowing themselves indebted to
the estate are notified to make immediate payment,
ami all persons having claims agiinst tlie Est ite
are re-quested to present tha same properly authen
ticated for settlement.
DAVID LINGENFELTER. Mm'r.
Dec. 11,1857 F. Napier Township.
A P PHILS.
IvrOTICE is hereby given to tiie taxable inhabi- j
-Ll tants of Bedford County, that an Appeal wil J
bel 1 by the C mnnissioiiers, at the Commissioners'
(Itlice, in the Borough of Bedford, on tee days
specified, te wit:
For fbe Townships of Hopewell, St. Clair, Un
jnn, .Middle and South U'ood.eny, on Monday the
11th day of Januiry, next.
For the Townships of Broadtop, Liberty Mon
roe. East and West Provi'ence, andSnakespring
on Tuesday the 12th clay of January, next.
For the Townships of Coliruin, Cnnibeiluid
Valley, Harrtsou, Londonderry, and Sout'uuiqi
ton, oil Wednesday the 13th day of J iunary next.
For the Townships of Bedford, Juniata, Napier,
and the Boroughs of Bedford and Sciießsburg, on
Tnursl.iy tlie 14th day of January, next.
When and where nil persons or corporators, feel
ing themselves aggrieved at the enumeration and j
v..billion of their taxable property and effects.!
pqys aut to fhe several Acts of Assembly, are re
vested to attend all I state tiled grievances for re
<srt:.s according to law.
WM. WHETSTONE,
H. J. HKUX.VER,
C. EVANS,
Commissiontrs.
11. Nicowiwrs. Cltrk.
C ainmisaiowrs Ottice, I
Dee. 25, 1817. f
Sl- r AI ME U ARK AN GEM EN J'.—Huntingdon
and Broadtop It. It., On and alter Mop
dir. March 21, 1857, i o passenger trains a
day oicli way, (exc.pt Sunday,) wjil run be
tween Hopewell and Huntingdon.
Leaves Hopewell at 12 15 P. M., and 6 10
P. M
Arrives at Hopewell at 9 40 A. M., and 540
p. M.
.Connecting at Huntingdon with trains for the
Fast and West on Pent ■ It. K.
THOS, f. WEERMAN.
Supt.
Huntingdon, Feb. 2fi. 1857.
NiUioik & N<lnil,
CIIiBBLBSBI RC, PA.,
BOOKSELLERS apd STATIONERS, and
Dealers in Mujiuaucl Musical Instruments,
flor.. stoc(t consists q} Books, Stationery, Ma
lic, Musical instruments, Wad papers. Blinds.
Fi-nch, German nl American Lithograph*
rd'l steel engrtvings, gilt mouldings for frames,
etc.. etc., wholesale an', retail. Dr. T>. F.
Harry is our agent for Bedford, and all orders
given him will he promptly attended to.
Msrcli 7, 1857.
HAMMERED IRON.
'.^"cir'ricct'^nW
Hopewell Township, where they are now .ninu
f..ctuiiug, and are prep ired t*> .suppt- nil orders
l'or every d.-sc iplion of hmviierjd Iron, on
the shortest notiee, and most liberal turns. Their
Iron may he relied upon as being of the best
quality. All kindi of fountry produce, and all
kinds O.' wrought Iron scraps, taken it the high
est market prices. PIPER 4 SCOIT.
Nov. 27. 18'7 -tf.
"WOODLAND CKKA*"—J POMADE }CR beautT
ty'iie the Hair. —highly perfumed, superior to
any French article imported, and for halt the
price. For dressing Ladies' Hu|r it lias no
! equal, giving it a bright glossy appearance—
If causes Gentlemen's llalrto curl in The most
; natur.il manner. It removes dandruff, always
| giving the -luir the appearance of being Iresb
! ahan.poOed. Price only fifty cents. Name
gemuno unless signed
VET RIDGE 4 CO., Proprietors of the
'•/Jj/m of a T.tousanl Flow tit."
Fqr sale by all Druggists. t'27eowz.
DISSOLUTION.
THE partm rs ip heretofore existing and trr
ding under tiie tirpi ol B tmdollsr, Low ry J* Co.,
and Everliart. As com EC', has ihisday been dis
solved by mutiul consent. The books Re., are in
the bands of Birndollar fc Ev rluut, who are au
thonz.d to settle ail accounts of She old tt.m.
G. R. BARNDOLLAK,
J. F LilWil V,
C. w. ASHC IM,
J. C EVERIIAKT.
fi ope well, Nov. 6, 1857.
TJ3E s .hsciibers take this method of informing
the public th't they will continue tb.i business "f
iiiur.f) in iising at the old stand, an I hope by strict
atteut oti to husiucss to receive a liberal share ol
pwnlia jutronagv.
\\ r *j lmvi* ivnitnUMed the Mill, And mv
' now read• to grind til kinds of grain for which
theli "best price will tie paid.
tin. i bvkvdol^ar jEVKRHAUT.
llopewell, Nov. 6. 1857.
\o i in:.
LETTERS of administration on the Estate
of John Gochoiiour, l'te of Union Town
ship, dco d, having been liii.s day granted to the
su'isrr.ber, resiling in mid township, ml per
sons iii lel tel to said est ite are therefore noti
fied to nnkn ply uieiit immediately, and those
hiving cliims against the estate vr.ll present
them duly authesttcat ••! f w H. ttl -niont.
DAVID GOCHENOLR,
Ex'or.
Nov. 27, 1857
RHSTAIiH.iM\
rrillE su'wcriUor still Continues 1113 REST.VU-
L RAN f, AND BAKERY ADA G INFEC
TION All V, at 1(13 ehistin.l ir the Rising Bun
B lilding, m Ja.iaan Street, worn he will be
blouse t to see ah his ol 1 ir ends an i customers.
He litis fit' -a up ii OVs I'fiß W )J 4 , an I wl l
kec"'. or. h id . .rooghont tlii season a 1 a,. upj>,y
of the fruslu st and pnolecsl UlstLiiK the La.ti
nnne m irket will afftr.l.
He keeps eoiista it'v on hand the choices? ft.'d
1$ 6AKKS, C VNDIES', FKUITS and ?U ™
El\'R off-rod to tht psthhe.
• Also CaatirivTs: urg ALE and B'iKß,ou.istant
ly on hand, also CIDER and other drinks,
P irf ios
witii Ic.jCrt.im, ami C >nlVc4u>n?*.
Having served ii rygnUr tshtp toXhe
ali-ivo hus:n 'Ms. and l iving l o. ii eoiihlai.tly engag
ed in it 1 r many ye 'rs, he. Ic ls
can roil let sat'.sf.lCtU'U to all who n\iy fav.u flat
with a vlfit. JOHN J. I.UTIIER.
B.'dfotd, Nov. 27, 1857.
4 a the I.MS 111 for o.h.ippvd U. 111,1 and Lives, is
j\. lining advise intr i.ieiois to caL <>®
l)i .H.iii V, it l cheap Drug Htote, nd get a
bo\ of llak'.u'H A .nit H.e for prevention ami
cure of ciippei hands, "iiv37\ per
■ >lnslc.ans preseiiptious esyotully e. ftipoumi
-1 ed, at all hours of the day or night, Dr.
Harry's, Drug Store-
[ mm motiifioi
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benervleni Jmlituiioju citablieknl by epteiai -
ilowmtht fvr ike xe/Litf of lift *kk and die
trtrmi. ajJUvin# .uiln I'uwUnl and
Epidemic diimser*
fltO alf person* affHckeil wifh-Fh>xnf Diseases,
A suc.i Pi:RMAT<titKHIEA, SKMJNKL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE. GONORRHOEA,
GLEh'T, SYPHILLiS, the Vice of ONANISM,
or SELF .* BtTBE, ice., Ac.
The HOWAfU> ASSOCIATION, in view offh
awful destruction* f hum in life, c ursed In* Sexual
iiwtMS, and tlw deceptions prscti*'l upon the
n.n fortunate victim* of such diseases Irr Quack*,
several years ago directed their Consulting Sur
geon a* a fill AH [TABLE ACT worthy of their
name, to open a PiafwWuwry B>. the treatment of
this cluie of diseases, in all their fee-Til* and to
give MEDJCAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 all who
apt ly l>y letter, with a <1 .-script ioft of their condi
tion, (age, u<V if/:ition, Imbibe f life, Ac..) am) in
i-ases of exiTeti'e poverty, fo FURNISH M'EfM.
CINES FREE OF CHARGE. It is need lew to
add that the Association commands the highoq*
Medical ski l of the *{&, and will GmiiMr the most
approved modern treatment.
Tliu Director*, on a review of the port, feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere of benevo
lent effort, have heeu of great benefit io the a.tliet
ed, especially to the young, and tbey have resolv
ed to devote themselves, with renewed Zeal, tm
this very important I.ut much despised ciuse.
Just published by the A'sociation, a Report OB
Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, the Vica
of Onanism, M astnrbation or Self-Abuse, and oth
er Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Coisult
ing Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, (in a
sealed !■ tter envelope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on
receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. GIORGE
R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Huvard A
peci.u ion, No. II South Ninth Street. Ph.ladeß
Cilia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. liEAKTWELf, Presidtnt.
Geo. FAtuciiitD, Secretary.
Dec. 4, 1857.-ZZ.
FOIXMiI Tivu MAMMA SHOP!
THE subscribers hgvii g h'inied a partner
ship under tiie style of ••'nek A Ashcom" lor
the purpose of cinducting a general
FOl.\ Dlt Y A? HACOIIAE
business in the esta! li'uient recently elected
by Gi liaid Dock,in Pl* well, Beet ford -coun
ty, are now prepa-c *° execute orders for
CASTINGS JtNV jICRISERY of every de
scription. They wi" hull! to order steam-en
gines, coal and ,'ft-cara, horse powers and
threshing niacin'*. a:B <>, casting of every
kind lor furnace htrge*, baw, grist aiid rolling
tuiila, ploughs watel-pipe, columns, house
lionts. bracket-* 0- '
They are * " ow making a fine arsortnient
of STOVES 1 vuri "us kinds of the latest pat
terns and i'* l a H ,r °ved styles, incindirg sev
j jra! mzcs * STOVhS of the best make,
heating s' 08 fur churches, offices, bar-rooms,
jkc
A tu assort me.t C f Stoves will be kept
const* • °. n •'id at wholesale and
retail*'
j kind, repaired prom*..-
| "made to order. , LI AKD DOCK,
0. w. ashcom.
I Nov. 6, 1857,
I sTciiEf MwunmtM '
I "YOUTH AND MATUKITT.
J.,1 k'.'i IONAL
i
1 ovß. DK LAN BY, 11. D.
! The important t.,ci that the many alarming
i cotnp'aiuU, originating the imprudence and solituda
•f vouih.may be easily removed \\ IIHOCT MED
| ICINK, is in this sm 11 tract, c ea-ly demonstrated}
\ and the entirely new a..d highly successful treat
ment, as adopted by he Author, fully explained,
b\ means ol which cvry one is cnailel to cure 111 -
I SELF perfectly and "at the least possible cost,
1 thereby avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the
' day.
Scot to any address, gratis and post free in
! sealed envelop*, by remitting two postage siamps
1 t„ Dr. DE LANET, 17, Lispeuard Street, New
1 York.
i Oov. 13, 1857.
A Great Arrival of
| FILL 4XO WIXTEK LO3SS.
THE undersigned has just rotnrr.cd frost*
: the Eastern Cities, with a large stock of Fall
and Winter Goods, and is now exhibiting st
CII FA I* SI OF,
a general assortment of new stile Fall and
Winter Goods, comprising Ladies' Ikress Goods,
in part Crocovilla. Satin stTi)Kl aad Plain Do
l.ains. Barred < Isshmeres. l'liibe* ( loths, Al
i pac is. De B liza, Calicoes. Ac.
| For Gentlemen and Roys'wea, Cloths, Cas
imeres, Cassim tts Vesting*, be.
Boots, Shoes. II t*. Ibmiwfs, Wiwilen and
Hag Cmrets, Flkm- 01 Cbdb, Syrup Molasses,
Win to and brown Sugars, Oreen nnd Black
! Teas, Groceries of all kinds, Queenswiare,
Tub*. Buckots, Brooms dc. Hirdw.ue—
Shovels, Forks, Knivos and Forks. Spoon*,
tec., :.ud all -artieb s ttsualty kept in *to es.
AH kimU of l*r dace Uiteu in exekawgu for
good*.
The UTiderig>ed sell cheap for t;*h, or
pro luce, and liv|ivi Uy. tail dealing to receive
bis usual sUayo ofpaUorgge. g HUPP.
Oct. 2. 1857.
lIILPOHTA!|T TO OWN LFB.
•piroODWAßD'Slmptovod Smut nnd Screeiv
\V iiig Mocliino*. Mill Basin - *. Bolrii:? CWths.
vol Bran iti*t-v of the niosi improved pien.
Mill Screws, Coin anil CoV Grift4ers. Patent
Bridges for Mil! Spindle*, Portable Mills, war
ranted to grind ten nushrl* per hour, Mill
lions and Mil) Burrs made to order. Alan,
i Stover's Patent Corn Kiln and Grain Dryer—
I % "valuable iitvoatien. The *iov ayUck-* .■?
kei.t constautlv, on liand, and cm. U-ob'ained
illju -liiuc. frosn s. D. BRDAD, ,
Solielisburg, Bedford County. *hu *l*-t!
age lit for Bedford, Sutaqtsul, and a.tjwih.ng Couu-
Mill wright work dntie wt the shortest notice
and on the most reasonabW
Februvry 15. 18.5.
MCCORMICK'S Reaper and Mower for #*l#
hv S. D. BUOAtf,
•l S-hellsburg, Pal, agent for Blau audßcdiord
c nintica.
Fi t.r vary 15, T855.
\ INIDUiXB! ATHDMILWt!
TDK snl serilair wo 11 n-sftectflfm-'iiilbrm, hig
i oil customers. <* w.tt a a the pulbc genej.Rv,
that he sf'M fbntir.Ues the ffi.il #f'Ctory 0'
it'/ YD W/LLV, nb'l beeps Ih m "a hand v
st.ctle. II > will akodo all kinds of n-jemlng
•ii hi< tine ol Miabu-ss. Af Hl* mills. a V e
known in D-dthrd com ly, he A'ewis ft übni-ccs
i sarvto
. ts ilinnetiv, at tie- Past end or Bedford, on Pit*
J S..e*,.r.Wo* s V. sos mbkEfflo .
i Acg. SI. 1857.-Bm.
W ! A I. L aud BLIND F.
Ham i> our .-.seel f.r .this ncces*ary
article. By calling *\ h.s
Will see samples t our p.per*. V) e hnvi. m*d
: our af ring aolectiont with atuch ctni, iiidllltt
cannot fail to T „, .
CksmltttwtaJfill.