WHY HE DIDVf VOTE, (
__ _ i
It will be reer-lleetei that Hettulor [lender
s'n, of Texas, did uo: record bis vote upon :Li * ;
Ki.uas Conference bill, an 1 that Liu silence '
occasioned Eotncsurprise at the measure. We |
now find in the A<ntii (Texa-) Gaz tie, the j
following extract of a letter tYo.u thit Senator, 1
givi g !.is reasons for not voting upon tiie bill :
FHJLADrLPiitA, Mav '2, 1553.
M jor John M.it.snail—My Dear Sir : L >iii
not vote on the bill at its passage. 0:i the
rooming of the day the bill finally pssej, the
President scut for in-*, and urn la such an
earnest and strong appeal to tne to vote for
the bill, and ai lin savin-- Lis X !mini>l rat on
and the Democratic pir'.j of the North, as to
induce me to leave, t'.-j iv-nate Chamber and
not vote at aiR as I woai ; have felt bound t<>
vote against the bit! if 1 hoi voted. We are
an dnfortuuate people; and when wo will le
r'> : e to present tLe question it! a shape to utiiu
the tn •j jrity of ,ur people in standing by their
rights is hard to t r.-e e.
Wars, very truly,
Hr SUE SON. j
e ere certaitilj an "unfortunate people,"' j
when t.f- i'.esid-n! of the l*nit)-i States can j
so f"-r forget the dignify f his otfije, and the
proprieties of public lib , hs to send for mem
bers of Congress vitb a view of pe.sua ling
them to violate their own jaigni tits. Who
;oes jut set iti this Inter n explana'iuit of
whole scotc* of Deineer itio votes? It is the',
patronage uf the goteiu ncnt brought iti con
flict with the ftecdoiu of ci-ei ions.— Itorris- i
bur* Ttle<*ritph,.
Missouri-
Frank Jll.-ir i; meeting his opponents b fore
the people, eich auk an hour's speech at
oocii appointment. Tne victory in every in
stance, has be. u with Illuir who takes bold
anti-slavery ground. Uf the Oaroudelct meet
ing, the 'Democrat' siya :
'•At the appearance of .Mr. Blair it w 9 very
eviden', which was the fav. ri e with the crowd- j
tits speech was the best effort of tho canvass. |
We have heard many who were present say :
that*they never listened to a mora compact, j
logical and stirring effort. The crowd stood
perfectly chtincd by the speaker's reasoning. ;
bis gc- ticul i-ion and the clear ringing of bi
v c.ce upon the night air. Mr. Blair's speech i
tamed chit fly upon the "mud-sill" question. — j
fils review of tne opinions of Senator II ui- !
moud, of South Carolina, 53 enforced in his j
speech agaies; the white slaves of she North
nd hi sarcastic handling of the two Missouri
S niters were models of eloquence, ami told
with wonderful effect up in the audience.—
o;h.r portions of the speech wera equally
pointed and ieiicitous.
Ths cauviss, ft far, has been ui-st gratify
i: zto the cause of free labor. Tiie people
sctui to be .i-vau to t * *._ 1 r true interests, and ,
wii' u'. loubtcdly give a larger vote fur the
ticket of the Free Democracy than ever be
fore.*'
CtiliilT PfiOCLHHTIOS.
TY"H£BEAS the Honorable Fkascis M. Kim-
VV mlll, Presi-aent of the several Courts of Com
mon PI is in the counties composing the 16th Ju
dicial District. and Justice of the Courts ol Over
and Term nor. and Genera? J. d l> livery, for the j
trial of capital and other offenders in the said Dis
trict—and A.J. S.V iv ,xr and John G. Hartley,
Esquires, Judges of the. C-ui ts of Common Pleas
ana Justices of tiie Court of Oyer and Terminer. :
and General Jail Delivery, for tae trial of all capi
tal and other ofieaiars iu the county of Bedford—
have issued their precept and to ;ne directed, for ■
1. Ming a Court of Common Pleas, and General
Jail Delivery, and Court of Oyer and Terminer at
Beiiord, on MONDAY the 3-Jth day of August,
next. Notice is hereby given to all the Justices ;
of the Peace, tiie Coroner and Constables within
the said county of Bedfctd, that they be then and
there in their proper persons, with their rolls, rec
ords, and ;.i iisiti'Ds, examinations and other re
naemhraoccs, to <!-> those tilings which to tl.eir ot£-
ces and in that behalf appertain to be dote, and
also they who will prosecute against the prisoners
thai are or shall be i.i the J i;l of B • Itord county,
to • then and there to prosecute agiiust thorn as
shah ne jat.
WILLIAM S. FI.UCK, Sb-riff.
Sheriff's Offlce, Bedford, July SO, 1858. ' !
Auditor's Notice.
illci undersigned appointed to distribute the
b-.lii.ee in the bauds of Wui. M. ll.i l, Esq., adni'r
of the estate of Arnos kaley, deu'd, among the cred- ;
iters of eaid dec'U, will attend for that purpose, at
Lis olr.ee. in Bedford, on Monday, the ISth day of
. ugust, next, at 1 o'clock, A. M., when and where
all persons interested may attend, if they tr.luk
p.'oper. JNO. MCWLR,
.Auditor.
July 30, IBbB.-c.
iiit. ltd ii. Mmioii,
/ v F Lancaster City, late of PhilaJetphin, where
\/ he has been In successful practice IV.I a nam- ;
ber of years, received his education at the best Med- :
;ca. '.'viuge in th- Uaited States, an i had the ex
perience and practice in the different il..spit-la tor !
several years, a meni.er of the Analytical Medical
Institute of New York, aud late Surgeon of the ■
United Stats Navy, now offers himself to the pub- ;
lie to attend ana professional calls.
foe purest medicines always on lnnd direct from
the Lest Laboratori-.s of ou: country, on i the B
tarucol Gardens cf the woil 1. No pateut'uedicine ■
prescript aor recommended. Medicji.es used only
which will not breax down the constitution, tut will j
renovate the system from all injuries it has st...ta.u- •
edfrommincr.il medicines. C'lnonic aud u.lffcuit ■
dUsuscs must be treated upon analytical principles, ,
which i to know and ascertain what disease is. Its
nature and character require a kuowleigu of the
chemical constituents ol every solid and fluid of tiie
human body; the chang at.Vs. solids and fluids
are capable of undergoing. To know what modi- j
cincs to employ to cum diseases, requires a scow,
ledge of the cneniical constituents ol all agents j
employed iu medicine; and if vve ari- iu possession ;
of this kuou ledge, it is possible to cure any disease- i
—no matter of how Jong standing—arid leave the
patient iu a healthy and perfectly cured condition.
Melancholy, Aberra-iou, or that state of alienation !
and weakness cf the mind which raiders persons in
e .t-able of enjoying the pleasures of performing
duties of life; Dyspepsia; that distressing
and fell d- stroyer of health and ha->piuess, under
mining the constitution, and yearly currying thou
sands to untimely graves, can most emphatically be !
cured. iiOcuruauau, in any furtn or condition,
curoiiic or acute, warranted curable; Bpile] y or
failing sicia-'s*; all chronic and stnblrii cases of
Female Diseases radically removed ; Bait K Lieu in, j
ana every dco-criptiou of ulcerations; Piles aud
Scrolulous Diseases, which have baffle 1 all previ-.us
medical sail can bo cured by my treatment, when
the constitution is not exhausted.
i do s y a 1 diseases (ves, Cimsumn.'toa) can be
cured.
2Jr~ Ctnetr cured without the knife..
I will remain in my office on Wednesdays and 1
Satuhdays, troui 9 o'clock A. M., to accommodate ;
patieuts from a distance, and con ult in the English I
and German languages. Will make visits to any j
distance if required. May be addr.-ssaJ by lottei,
- ult-on B<j'jare, Lancaster city, Pa.
, his appoiitpient, in local column, to vis
it Beiford, on tne 10th, 11th, l'Jthand 13th of An- ■
gust, to consult with patients on all diseases, free
of c .urge.
July 3d. ISM-ly. j.
Tw<) QUESTION-;.—lf the slavery question
1 were slruck out of the national polities, what
vfouM be left of the Republican party?— Wash.
; Union.
Precious little, if anything. What would
be left ol the Democratic party?— Louisville
Journal.
i Jauies Bachau.ui. sotm? tbousatids of I'ost
nnsteis, Custom House officers, Foreign .Miuis
*.ei>, contract-rs, and a variety of others who
receive a satisfactory quid pro quo.—Phila.
JVews.
Gov. Packer has issued the death warrants
of the following per.-pns: John Lutz, Alleghe
ny county, to be executed Qclsbci Is?; Wm
John Chirk, Mouton.r c<-., to be executed
tember 2-4- h; Mrv l'wigs, Montour co., lo be
executed October 22 1.
Bedford fonafy,
A T an Orph-ins* C-<urt Ji.-ld at Bedford, in slid
*. for Slid Curintv of 15 -iforl, us the 3d day of
May, A. D., 13Vd. b -.re the Judges of the C nnty,
6u motion of 0- K.Shannon, Esq., the Court
; grant a rule upon the heirs aa-J legil repressJitat!ves
' of G i.-rge il vrker, Utoof Mid die WooJberiy Town
ship, dc-'d, to wit: The issue of John, Sarah Jane,
W 1 '• II am lleurv, Plnaibe Ellen ami George Edmuad.
of whom Daniel Barley i; ga trdiaa, Elizabeth Funk
dec hi, leaving .issue, Louisa, residing in Cedr
County, lowa, wito lias for her gu.ir-.Lan George It.
UoUinger, Jane llcliingrf. wife of Geo. IS. II >l
- il residing in Bvlfiird .County, except
Loui--a I unK.to be and appear at an Or, bins" Court
i held at Be*lti>rc, i:i and for the County of B .-dfor.l,
! on the fifth Monday (30th day) of A. D.,
IBdS. to no-' pt or i-. fi-• to t ;ke the lien'- ..sts? ot
| aai 1 dvc'd umi;. pos- d ot at the valuation,. -j, h
i has lieep valued and appraised in pursuance ot a
| writ of partition or valuation issued out of ours-.id
Court, and to the Sh- riff of said County directed,
or sh -w cause why the same should sot L.- sold.
.In testimony whereof I have lier- -
1" unto set my hand, and the seal ui aa;d
Court, at Bedford, this 7th day of M -y,
A. D., 1838.
Attest: SAM'L 11. TATE, Clerk.
WM. S. i'LUE.E. Sh'ff.
July 23, 16i3.
j LlYon'fiß SiLE.
1 tnU'O choice lots of ground, situate en M dri
I J. Street, in the Bon ugh of Schel'.aburg. Bea
ferd C nut v. adjoining the resilience 01 Jelio
: Smith, f..q , iiaving &u excellent
BWELLINGr HOUSE,
j STABLE, kc., thereon erected.
ALSO—Three tracts o! flue limestonb'l tud, well
I set with timber, containing one hundred acres in
! each tract, situate in Morrison's Co -e, South Wowl
j berry Township, Bedford Co., ejoining ton Is ot
• John K . Tt'.-tr and othe.s.
ALSO—Two tracts of t.rnlMir Un 1. situate in t!ie
! StiUwcter District, Minnesota, containing re.-pect
i ively 160 and 120 acres.
ALSO—One tract of white pine timber i.uid,
containing 9J9 acies. situate on the line . r the
I Pittsburg and Conneilsville Knilrosd in A: 1 -ghvny
j township. Somerset C unty, eighteen ruiies west !
i CumV'rlmd, having there-:i erect.-1 a lirge Dw.-i
--| ling House, largo B luk Barn, Saw-Mid, tvc.
ALSO—A number of tracts of timber Iids, in
: Bedford and Fultou Counties.
ALSO—Sever. 1 tracts ol iron ore m i coal .an i
j in Bedford County, oil the line ol the Huntingdon
; and Broadtop liailroad.
Terms easy. Apple to
W. P. SCIIELL.
Bcdfo) 1, July 10, '858.-f.
Auditor's Notice,
IN the Orphans' Court, in and for the County 'if
Bedford. In the matter of the distribution of
; the ral.ince of funds remaining in the hinds of
j David Patterson, one of the Executors of the list
will, &c., of Wm. Patterson, d-ce.m-d, Jao. P.
Keed appointed Auditoi to isceriain ;h- a.lvat.ce
ments made to the heirs, au i report a distribution
: cf said balance.
The Auditor will attend to the duties of the
above app.'iutment, on Saturday, the 14tn lay of
August, next., at 10 o'clock, A. M., of said day.
: at his • ffite, in the Borough of Bedford, when and
where all persons interested c.fn attend if t soy see
r-roj-Hii.
JNO. P. REED,
.•.'vdi/or.
July IS, JBSB.
Audiior's Notice.
IN the Court of Common Pleas iu and fr the
County of Bedford. In t e matter ■ f the ex
ceptions tiled to the account of Samuel 11. Tate,
i Esq., Assignee of Seusorn A Gephart, Jno. P.
Hee-i appointed Auditor to rep rt upon the excep
tions, siate an account, and report a distribution
of the funds in tbe ban-is of trie Assignee, to and
; amongst the creditors, and the evidence.
, The Aqtiitor will attend to the duties of the
above appointment, on Monday, the 16th day of
August, r.t-st, at 10 o'clock, A. M., of sail day,
. at his 1 fficc, in ;he Borough of Bedford, when and
whcteall par.i.-s i'lt*.rcHf'cd'can attci.d, if they see
i proper.
JNO. P. KKF.D,
Auditor.
July 16,.
IJedfbrd Springs.
'r HIS 11-known and delightful summer R.-s irt
| I is now opened for the reception of visitors, and
i will lie kept open until the Ist of October.
Tiie new and spacious Buildings erected last year
ari now fully completed, and the whel • establish
; mcut iias i-e.-a furnished in superior style, and the
1 accommodations will lie of a chir .cUr not excelled
in any part of the Tjni.ed States.
Ihe Hotel will bo under the management of Mr.
A. G. ALLEN, wis se experience, c rteous Run
ners and attention to his guests, give the amplest
■ assurance of comfort and kind treatment.
The Company have made extensive r rigemcnts
: to supply icalers and individuals with <-Bedford
; Wat r.'* by the barrel, carbog, and iu bottles, at
tiie f.dl .wing prices, at the Springs, viz:
! For a barrel (rnulbeny ) $4 Ou
Do (Oak) ' 300
iDo (mulberry 300
4Do (03K) 2 iff!
Carboy, 10 gallons, 2 25
11-.til.-K, i pint per dozen. 1 60
The barrels are all car-fu.ly prepares, bo that
i purchasers rn ty depend upon receiving tho Water
tresh an i sweet.
All com nunicalions should be addressed to
THE BEDFORD MINERAL SI"KINGS CO.,
July 9, 1858.-f. Bedtord, Fa.
i U'DITOK S NOTICE
riXHE undersigned, appointed by the Orphans'
X Court of Bedford County, to distribute the
m iicy in the hauls of John Cessna, Esq., adminis
trator of tne estate of Abraham Sparks, doe'd,
among creditors and heirs, will attend to the duties
of said appointment, at his office, m the Borough
of Bedford, oa Thursday, the 221 day of.Jr.ly, at
10 o'clock, A. M., of said day, when mid where all
j parties interested can atteiid.
JNO. F. REEL),
Auditor.
July 2, 1868.
UNO,COO lIR2CK WAITED,
f JtHE School Directors of Bedford Borough will
JL receive proposals from this Jato to the 15th of
i July inst., for Thbee Hcndked and Ftrrv Thocs
axd good building brick, one-halfto be delivered
j this tall,and the other half next spring, not later
than tbe first of June. Ciay ts be furnished by the
! Directors if dweiied, but everything else by the ma
ker of the brick.
July 2, 1858.
Bazin' and Lubiu's Extracts for lite Handker
chief Cologne Water, Ue., it Dr. Harry's,
BEDFORD xNaUIRSR.
STOP AMD LCOfi
AT
i TH CHAT EM6A.fi!
; THt: CRY IS STILL TiIKY ldE! 1
OSTKR. MANBPEAKEU & CARN respect
fully present their sittcere thanks to tlu ir nu
merous Iriends and patrons, for their very kin f sod
liberal patronage, s.nco opening the
"new STORE,
and respectfully Leg leave to announce, that they
are now rocciding aud opening the second supply of
new
SIMMER GOODS,
em bracing a large and attractive assortment cf
Staple u-i<l Fancy
f;RY GOOD 3,
i adapted to the present and approaching season, to
| get her with a general a*' 1 .mint of Groceries,
Quoenswire, Cu'lery, If't , Caps an .i BonDots,
ZOOO'X-JB -"1 JS23CO33SS.
A large and v.ari- <1 ..ssortmcnt of f, Rodney King
& Co.'a Philadelphia made, Li.Jics', Misat-s'arid
Ciiildrens' fine Boots, shoes, Gaiters, Slippers,
Ties Sic-
Having purchased our goods at the very lowest
! possible cash ju ices, we are prepared to otl'.r great
ler induce merits than over. Come iti and see, and
, we w ill take great pleasure in showing our goods,
whether you wish to buy or not.
Bedford, July 9, 1853.-3 m.
AdiuinMraiors' Not if e.
LETTERS of administration hiving been grant
ed to the su iscriber, living iu St. Clair Toati
j ship, Bedford County, l'a., on the Estate of Bei j- 1
uii-i Davis, late ol the fct.-.te of lowa, dee'd. all
j persons indebted to said arc Estate, hereby notified
to m .ke pav merit immediately, aud those having
claims against the same w 11 present th-. tu prop lly
suthenticatod for settlement.
GEORGE C. DAVIS,
Ju'y 10, 1358.-f A.Un'r.
Pumphtet Laws.
rpHE Pamphlet Laws of the Strto have been rc
! £ cejved at tbc Frofhonotary's Office, and are
readv for disfrilAitf' n among those untitled to receive
i th'-rii. SAMUEL il. TATE,
July IS, 1858.-c. l'rcth'y
; MIMWIUL IT7 "
SINCE the charter has been granted for the "Pel
ford Rail Rand," the o '.'zet.s of Bedford have
j l ... n much excited and inc.-rested upon the subject.
' rhij int rest is not eo&fiued to th - citizens of
town, but extends throughout t'-c country, and
crowd* an daily rushing to Rupp's AVw" and Hani
same Store, in Anderson's Row, where a.', rc and
j attractive asi .rimtni ol beautiful Spring a:.u Smn
j mer Goods, nr.- opening, which will he sold cheaper
than ever offered before in this place.
1 he st.-clt consists in part of
; R.be i Shaum Baracc de Lair.es,
'■ Robes a Qui I to, JLa.cit I .s.
I Or gondii Lau w, While <V printed fir ii hurts,
Uhti.Ue*. Plain and Figured Su.-i.is.
Latest Stfe Lawn RiLes fur $1.50.
Mohair Mixture for IcJ c'.ls per yard.
/> f Lain.es of ail descriptions j row 6J to 25 per yard.
Lawns of various styles for oj its. per yard.
An extensive assirlme t of beautiful prints ranging
from 4to 121 cents per yard.
Muslins of all prices au 1 qualities.
A large .assortment of Lilies ar. i Misses, Gloves
and llusit.-y from the low figure of 5 els. up.
I'ore linen Handkerchiefs tor 5 cts., ant a full
jar. l complete assortment of LADIES DRESS
i GO )DS generally.
1 A la' ge a- I well selected assortment oft' S'JTILS,
| a " d VESTINGS,
Consisting in part of
Blji k French and h'nglish Cfotlis,
Bluo do do da.
| Olive da do do.
Black Cassinicrcs.
; BLck Doe Skies.
i Far.c, French and American Cassiruercs-
VESTINGS.
Grenadines, plain and figu r -d. 9
! Radzemiro da da
Velvets da do
and agr.-at variety of Morsi ilea Vesting!.
Fancy Silk and Lawn Neck l ies, from CJ cents
to C2s cents.
A complete assortmcut of ladies and Misses
BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS. Also
3 large assortment .'fens BOOTS
and SHOES,
j My assortment of GROCERIES can't be beat.
Brown Sugir for GJ cts per pouui.
Kirst rate Bp-wn Sugar for 8 " •> <•
Extra do do " 1.) '■ <• *'
White Sugar for 121, 14 and 15 *• •• '•
First Rate Rio - Coffee for 12J " ■■ •'
! Fixtra do do " 15 " "
I No. 1 Java do " 15 " '• '
Best N. O. Molasses >- 12| *• •• quart.
G. .-il Syraip do " 12$ ■' -♦
Extra do • 18| < • ••
Good Corn Brooms for a dime.
Bacon by th-- pound.
: CCy All of which wHI he sol 1 cheaper than the
cheapest. Don't forget to call at REPP'S XEIV
' S'l'tjßE, in Ander-.on's Row, one d jor cast of Cos
; na 6: Shannon's office, and opposite the Gazette
i office
G. W. RUFP.
Bedford, April 36, 1833.
fjnilh undersigned respectfully inform thi-r
X trietids i.n<l customers that thty have just
puned a verv large o„d general assortment of
mm .us m goor.s,
i consisting in part as follows:
; Siiks, Chaiii-s, Alpacas, Delaines, Lawns, Bara
ges, Brilliants, French and American Chintzes,
Cingh.anw, Gloves, Collars, Hosiery, &c., &c
SHAWLS and MANTILLAS,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestingr,
Musiin.% Drillings, Tickings,
Ky. Joans, Linens, Sheetings,
Cottor.ades, Flinncls, Cassinctts,
Nankecus, Cambrics, Checks,
CHAP CAIPBTS,
White and Col'd Carpet Ch .in, F'loor Oil Cloths,
Matting and Rugs, Boots, Sh .es. H its and Caps,
also a large supply of fashionable
Reatlj-.Tlatle Ciclhiii^,
A'ro, a full stock of GROCERIES, WOODEN
WAKK, ic.
Having scl'c' - t our goods with great care, we
are enabled to offer our customers
VERY GREAT BARGAINS
| for CASH—alt kinds of Country Produce—or on
a credit of six mouths to. punctu.il dealers.
An extmiuition ot our stock is respectfully so
licited.
A. B. CRAMER & CO.
Bedford, April 36, 1858.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Admin
istration upon the estate of Henry Shuters, lato
of Liberty Township, deed., have been granted by
the Register of B rJforiCoun'y, to the undersigned
ot J imos Greek, Huntingdon County. All persons
indebtei to said estate are requested to make im
mediate payment, and .ill b rving claims will please
present them without delay, properiy authenticated
mr payment.
THOMAS NORRIS,Adm'r.
July Ist 1858.
€ he Tip shoes"
AhuUt fifty pair of children's and wonum'* **' j
— i little out ot stvie—will be soli very
Feb. 19, 1858. * A li CR.*"
' 33- TO INVALIDS. ~£|
Er. Hardman, Analytical Physician.
Physician fur diseases of the Lungs, Throat and
Heart, formerly Physician to the
j CINCINNATI 5! All INK HOSPITAL, also to
INVALIDS RETREAT,
j Author of '-Letters to Invalids," Editor of the
<'ilodic_l Stethyscope," &c.,
AUGUST APPOINTMENT,
j BEDFOIU), "WASHINGTON HOUSE,"
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11TH.
Dr. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis,
Asthma, L..i ryngittis. and all diseases ef the throat
i sod lungs, fy medical Inhalation, luLly used in the
i Broraton Hospital, London. The great point in
; the treatment of ali human maladies is to get at
| the disease in the direct manner. Ali medicines
[ are estimated l>y their action upon the organ re
quiring relief. This is the important fact upon
which Inh.-.ltioa is based. II the stomach is di
seased we take medicine directly 114a the st miaeh.
If the liir.gs are diseased, breathe or inhale medi
cated vapors directly into t'-e lungs. Me icim-s
are the antidotes to disease and should be applied
to the very seat of disease. Inliai ition is the ap
plication of this principle to tlie treatment of the
lungs, for it gives us direct acc< ss to those intri
cate air cell" and tubes which lie out of reach of
every' other means of administering medicines. —
I'ho reason that consumption, and other diseases
of the lungs, hasVe heretofore resisted a i treatment
. has been because they bad never been approached
; in a direct manner by medicine. They wereintend
' ed to art upon the lungs and yet were applied to
the stomach. Their action wis intended to be lo
j eul, and yet they were so administered that they
should act constitutionally, ex ending home 'date
: and ptir.cjpa'i action upon the unoffending stomach,
whilst the foul ulcers within tlia lungs were unmo
lested. -Inhalation brings the medicine in direct
j coutact with the disease, without the disadvantage
of any violent action. Its applicath a is so sim
ple that it can bo employed by the youngest infant
jor fi blest invalid. It dees not derange the sto-
I inacb. or biteifire in the least degree with the
; strength, comfort, or business of the nationt.
J OTHER DISEASES TREATED.—In relation
j to the following I S'v-.tes, either whan conij i eaten
with lung affections or exl; Ung alone, I also iuv i ■
| consultation. I usu-lly fla i them promptly ctirabi ••
Prolapsus and all other forms of female com
plaints, irregularities, and weaKness.
Palpitation and other forms of Heart Disease
; Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, aud all other diseases
iof stomach a,el bowels, &e.
All diseases of the eye and a .r. Neuralgia. Epi
! L-psy, and all forms of nervuuj dis-ase. No
] charge for consultation
S. D. HAULMAN, M. i).
July 8, IfeoS.
* oiieo of hiqiii-iflon.
j "¥IS7 ULiibAS Michael Putt, late of Liberty
M Town: hip. Bedford County, died, s -ized of
■ the follow; ag real est ate, viz: Fwotrui s
; situate in Liberty Township, afbrosru 1, o:lo Thereof
' the mansion tract, containing one hundrei and
thirty-seven aen a and allowance, with a dwelling
In use, barn, gristmill, saw uiill, and other in
--' j ruvement* thereon erctti, adjoining Jauisof
Henry Putt, Fockler and Jth-rs. One otb
j er trier, a -joining the above, containing ten acres,
; with a tenant house and stable thereon—leaving a
widow nanvd Elizabeth, and issue ten children, to
| wit*;
Jacob, since dead, having c-inv .-y • J his share to
the 3i-.-titio er, Samuel, reai .itig in Illinois, Catha
| rin-.\ intemiarri-xl with '.Villiam Eigirt, the peti
-11 tier. William Putr. Elizabeth, int. ;• married with
j Merry Savits. Mary, intermarried with George
Rus el', Joseph Putt, Ros anna ir f rtuarriei with
i>avid Russeli,Sarah an.l Susan Futt, the last
named yet in'h' r minority.
Notice is therefore given, thai i:i pursuance of a
writ of partition or valuation to me hit eiea, 1 will
prro *ed to hold sn inquisition or valuation on the
sai l premises, on Wednesday, th*- 4;h d..v of Au-
Igust, 18-58.
WM. S. FLUKE,
Sheriff.
Sh ii.Ts Office, 1
B (iferd. July 2, 'SB. |
|
Notice cl Inquisition*
WHEREAS Wm. limes, late of S uthampt-n
Township. Bedford County, died se'z i of the fol
lowing dest riled res! estate, t> wit: The n. iSrioo
tract, contain!ug about four hundred and seventy
acres, adj lining lands of Thomas Leisure. Joseph
Bennett, Geo. Bar th low, John Feunet aui others
Cue other tract, containing about 150 acres, ad
joining lands of Hevekiah Tewell, George Tew*]!,
David H u. il and others. One other tract con
taining about 50 acres, adjoining lands of Wesley
Peidew, and the n> vt described tract and others.—
Also, the undivided one-third part of a tract con
taining four hundred and seventy-four acres or
thereabouts, adjoining lands of Jos yh Bennett,
Wesley Perdew. and the hist above described tract,
all situ rte in Southampton Tuwnsinp, Bedford
County—leaving issue eight heirs to wit:
V, ilfi.tta M. linn-s, Isaac LUE S, John limes,
now aead. leaving two children, Mary an 1 Sarah
liaitix, the last of vvh mi is a minor,and baa no gtnr
i diau, Richard lams, who i. now- ia Allegheny Co.,
j Pa ,Moses and Aaron I Urns, the petitioners, and
] Jacob and ,Heery li inis. A ! xcept Richard reside
i in Bedford County.
i Notice is therefore given, that in pursuance of a
writ of partition or valuation to rue directed, I
I will proocei to bold an inquisition or valuation on
i the said pivniis- s, on Wedues lay, the 28th day of
5 July, 1858. when and where ail parties ii.t rested
ni"r attend if they think proper.
WM. S. FLUKE,
Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, I
Bid ord, July J. 'OB. J
Notice of lequisiiioa*
fplIE hvi.s and leg 1 representatives of Mrs.
: A Sophia Mower, iate of Golcr.iin Township,
[ doe'd, viz: Eliza, intermarriel witbElijih Weaver,
S :n the State of Ohio, Rebecca, intermirriei with
Joshua Filler, Nancy, intermarried with Jacob
• Nos* l , ia Wood County, Ohio, Sarah, iuterntturied
: with Emanuel J. Die'nl, and E'.izibeth, intenuar
i ried with Levi Kegg. are hereby notified tiiat an
Inquisition to value and appraise the real estate of
i said dee'd, viz. a house and lot in the Borough of
■ Rainsburg, adjoining Joshua Filler ami others, will
1 be held ou thr premises, on Monday, the 26th day
of July, inst., when and where all may attend v.ho
st-e pr->per.
WM. S. FLUKE,
Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, I
Bedford, July 2, 'SB. J
\l MUSICAL
: ill Pi.iuos, M clod tons, Brass
Ilurns, Clarionets, Drums, etc., of various manu
facture, always on hand. Bon is supplied at city
i wholesale rates. We Keep always on hand a full
assortment of all the new and fashionable music,
which we .bail at our expense to any part of the
country.
N. B. Music ngedto order.
SHRYOCK & SMITH,
Chambersburg.
Mercy 7, 1857. _
BEDFORDACiDEMV. .
The Summer session of this Institution will
commence ou Wednesday, April 21st
The efficient County Superiutc-n ieut of the Pub
lic Schools, Rev. H. Heckenitan, will assist in the
itstructiou of youth during the coming
Persons, therefore, wishing to pursue a course .<> ,
study with the view of preparing thern-v'ire ad- i
teach iu our Common School#,'\
vautages in connection with tEirflN BAUDH,
GKgjiGE W Principal.
April 9, 1859. ~ . : _
_ 0 Just Keceired
I FOR SALE—the celebrated GREEN- |
xl. CASTLE GRAIN CRADLE—by
June 11, 1858. G. W. HUPP. i
IV CU* HI7.M. •
GEORGE B. AMICK, surviving partner of the
late firm of GEO. B. AMICK LAOTMEK, noti
fies all persons Interested, that ti>e b-ioks of said
dim remain in his hands for settlement, and that
circumstances demand an immediate closing up of
the business of said firm. Persons indebted or
having settlements to make, are therefore request
ed to call on the subscriber without delay.
St. Cliiisvllle, June 11, 1858 -tf.
The subscriber wl'l continue the mercantile busi
ness at the old stand, where he will be happy to
meet and supply the wants of his fVßaids and cus
tomeis at all times. He will receive Ida couple
of weeks a nev supply of seasonable goods, which
he is determined to sell on the most reasonable
terms. GEO. B. AMICK.
Alcinda W. Smith, i N<>. 23, August Terns,
vs. > 1858, in the Cerumen
Win. Bifith. Pleas of Bedford Co.
Alias ou Libc lor Divorce.
TVTOI OK is hereby given to .e Defendant iu
11 the tbove case tiiat a S f iem tUni a'i-i
Subpoeu' n Libel for Divorce h lietn Issued, th
last of sa writs is returnable 3 b August, 1858,
and that t said Defend int is 1 quired to appear
on < r bef.ll said day and answ.-i o the complaint
of the PI i ,ff ssprornled for ov a■; of Assem
bly. WM. S. FLUfiK,
Juno 11, 1858. Sheriff.
h iTi> 1 b 11 ®
mWa eAi si e Sh op !
mi IE auligcribgr would most respectfully announce
1_ to the farming community, and public in general,
that he stilTcoutinues to manufacture at bis shop,
in Bedford,* Pa., the l'< lk<wing farming niensHs, of
the very 'he. t material, and iu the most workman
like maniit_j, viz :
Tour and Six Sfyrs? Tumbling Shaft
Dower Machines)
with large open cylinders, six staves, and spikes
screwed in, aad improved Straw Shakers attached.
Their superior - for strength and -pet J are uot made
in litis or any other County in the SUtc.
Four Horse Tumbling Shaft and Strap power Ma
chine, with cylinder open or shut, ua may be de
sired, and shaker of too best kind, for convenience,
ease of draft, and perfect working. This machine
has no sin trior anv where. THREE HORSE
MACHINES, of the stme kini. TWO AND
THREE HORSE TUMBLING SHAFT POWER
MACHINES, a very convenient and excellent ma
chine ior small farmers, w it!: or without shakers.
I!1L| S! B C PLOIGHS,
of a..iv superior tint tern to auy ia use in this
country. SINGLE AND DOUBLE S.iOVEL
PLOUGHS, WITH STEEL SHOVELS.
CUJ-.t p J?XI7"iIT OJVLSS,
Peckham's New York FIYE-HOED STEEL
POINT EXPANDING CULTIVATOR; Rogers
Pittsburg patent STEEL IOQTH EXPANDING
CULTIVATOR, for work: >g corn, or seeding in
grain, Fanning J1 ills, Florae Rakes Lever tutting
Boxes. Harrows and Wheelbarrov s, made to order.
Alt the ab tveanictea vonstinfly on hand, aud
sol i i n reasonille terms.
ft II PA IP! ATI of ali Kinds of Machin *3, whether
made here or els where, dor.e* ou the shortest no
tice.
C-stings for ail my machines and Ple '.ch.;, made
at the Foundry of Mr. Mich tel. Bnnau, in Bedford,
and will compare with any made in the State for
atrvi.gth and durability LiL.iCl'SdllTlll. YO aotie
to cfdqr. Ali my w.-rk wairetted to give satisfac
tion.
From a pist esperi-. nee of iw.-nty years in the
Machine business, 1 fee! confident that I can give
entire satisfaction to 11 who .nav favor tne with u
call. Call and ex-mine my work before you pur
chase elsewi: -re, as I ain determined to ] lease ;i}!.
Horses, grair. of ali kin is. lumber aud iron, vtiii
be taken iu exchaltge for w rk.
PETi R 11. SHIRES.
Machinist.
Bedford, May 7, 180S -Bni
DR. J. I*. ASRCOHI,
fir uULD respectfully inform the public that be
v v has located pcrmaneiitly at Hopew<-li, Bed
fori C ur.ty. Fa., in the practice of medicine
ai.i v-li'.-its the patronage of the citizens of Town
and Country, he can be fou id at all tiuies at Cipt
Beekw,'s Hotel, or at his office, lately occupied
Hv Dr. 11. A Dorsey, dee'd. unless pro! ssioueby
c-ngag-_d.
Hopewell. JUUQ 11, 1858.-C*
_ PiilLlf SiLE "
OF
AT
RnT>hil!, Bedford CourFy, Pt.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans" C >cit of
Bedford County, tiie undersigned will expose
to sale, on the premises, at the public house of
Wm. Snel!, on Ruys'iill, in t" st Providence Tuwa- |
ship, on
PP.iP.jy, the Sth day of AVGI'ST, next,
tho i-uJividcd interest of Daniel and Catharine I
Manspeaker iu the rc-a.! ctite of v.hich Jacob Sueil j
died seized, being the same upon which the said j
Wm. Snail now resides, containing one hundred
acres, mora or less, 'ying on each side of the turn- |
pike, and having thereon erected a large TH'O
STORY FRAME JIOVSE, Frame Stable, and j
othei buildings.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
TERMS -C .-h at the confirmation of the sale.
O. E SHANNON,
Guardian. sc.
July 2, 1858-4:.
LITEST SEWS FROM KANSAS,
USB 1 mm sn
rjVIE Vi-ry list arrival of SRING £c SUMMER
J_ GOODS—bought at the right time, and in ihr i
rigid manner, to ensure fabrics worth buyiug aud
at feirpiices—REED t .UIKVICH deal not in humbugs, j
clap-traps or baits, but on actual inspection, you 5
wilifinda heavy stock of
A>lKiiH A\ & FOREIGV GOODS,
of a very superior quality, and to b had at prices
gratifying to the purchaser and remunerative to the
sell r. Heed ft Minnich will have nothing to do
with giving some goods away, and putting the
"Tariff" 011 somewhere else—good merchandise aL :
ways ensures sal-. ;, at living prices. Come end See. j
bring your CASH aud if you oayiot
g .-t aheap 5- cds say there i, no truth ia this adver
tisement.
Dry Goods, —Dress Silks, Robe a Quillas, dladonas.
Organdy Lawns, Del :itus, Calicoes.
Dress Goois, an! Trimmings, in great I'arieiy, i
Bonnets, Ribbons. Giants. 11/siery, French and .-imer- j
tcan Cloths and Cassinieres,Sunnier Clothes an I Jeans, \
Woolen and Canton Flannels, Sheetings, Muslim.
Linens, for all purposes, Tu iUings, drillings, &c.
Queen twarc assti Glassware, i
an assortment unequalled in Bediord . ,
ISoote and gibq'if „,p
Reed ft Minnich kn,ow hciv-t. They will apeak j
shoes of Cat'
ATJD CFO JEuIES,
different qualities and prices, Syrups.
and every artiela in this liua
M e cannot enumerate all our goods. Call and
we will show you free cf charge, aud le>l happy to
do so. Call and you will find yourself at the right I
place to buv.
May 7, 1858.
WHITE TEETH and a perfumed breath car i
be accquired by using the "Balm of a !
Thousand Floweis." To be had at
IB HAhEV.S. j
March 6. 1857.
THE IMS IXViLOuiTOIt,
PREPARED BV DR. SAXFOHI).
C'omponi.dcd Pb(''t-!y from tlMSi*
I rs ONE OF THE BEST FCRGATIVE ASJ
X LIVER MEDICINKi now oejorc tii- public,
that nuts as ;t Cathartic, easier, milder, and inor
eMail than any oilier med ; eiiie known. It is not
only a Cali --he, lot a Liver remedy, -acting first
on the Live* to eject its morbid matter, then on tho
stomach ank bowels to carry otf that matter, the*
accomphahisg two purposes effectually, without
any of the painft.t feeling* experienced in the op
erations of most CdA :rtics. It strengthen* the
system at the same di;aa that' it purges It; and
w hen taken dally i;i mo lerate doses. :!'
i eB and Luild it up with huusu.il r<; idity
■ The Liver is one of the principal regulators ot
ih<? human body, and when it pcifortas its functions
weii tne powers ot the system are I ally <terc;opt>d.
: The stcrrwrk is almost entirely dfendent on the
; healthy actlnji oi 'he l.ivir foihie proper.per ;orm-
I ai.ce ot its fu&ctioiWhen tie tomft*ch is at
unit, tbe bowels \re at fault, and the whole wyktem
! sutlers In conseq uftme f one org sa—?... Xdvrr
' having ceased t- do tto duty. Fur the disease of"
that organ, one of the* proprietors ha: made it Us
study, in * practice of more than twenty years, to
And Some remedy when-w.lb to counteract the ma
ny derangements to v. hich It is liable.
To prove thst this .re- tnedy is at last found,
any person trouble with l iver Cctrplslnt
ir. any o! its forms but to ir y a bottle,and
conviction is certain. . . .
These gums remove*- • all morbid or bad mat
ter from the system, - supplying in their pjto
a healthy flow of bile.invigorating ;iie slqlij
ach, causing food to gest w< 1, purifying- j*
Lluod, giving tone and health to the *ee--p
machinery, retnvv,ngC5 'he causes 02 theocrn.'
e-ae. and effecting a ri < dic.ii cure.
Ildious attacks acurd, and, what;sV li
ter, prevented ty ocsosional u of tr.a
Liver Invigorat. r.
Ond doV- al't*-r is sufficient to relievo
thestoiaaoliaod provevt the food Tram rising
ai_d souring.
Only on • do3e take r—-i before retiring prevents
uiglltuiare. T-r^
Only one dose takeiat night locsens tho
bo wels gently ,nd curesV_3 costiveuess.
Otie dose taken after' each meal wdi euro
Dyspepsii.
>a<- dose of two tea spoonsful will &!-
w. ysr iieve Sick liead-.y~. ucbe.
One bottle taken forr; ioaiale obstruction ru■
m 0...-, the cause of the- disease, an 1 makes a
perfect .re.
Oiiiy i.nc dose Lmmt-i~~Jjta|ely relieves Oholic,
w Uiie
One di.se-/teti repea-pcjted is a sure cure for
| Cholera M rbus, and a—preventive of Cholera.
One dose taken will prove! t this rtcar
racce while it relieves all
painful feelings.
ZL7" Only cce bottle is n ded to throw cut of
} he syst. m the eIT cts of m< due after 0..g sick
ness.
One botile taken for Jaundice removes all ye
; low nets or uanafur-1 color 1-oni the skin.
One dose taken a short t.HSe b •;are eating give*
vigoi to the a; petite and makes f. oil digest wop.
One dose often repeated cures Chronic Diarrhoea
; in its worst lorn.s, while summer and bowel com
i plaints yield almost to the first dose.
One or tw o d t acs cures attacks caused by worms,
while for woruiii in children, t:.ere is no safer cr
; speedier remedy in the w>. t!J, as it never fails.
A few bottles cures Dropsy, by exciting the ab
; sorbents.
if.' lake pleasure in r c>mm-t.dir.g tins inedi
i cine as a preventive for Fever anl Ague, Chill Fe
ver, and 11 Fevers of a Bilious Type. It nperatot
with certainty, and thousands are willing to testify
to its wonderful virtues.
Ail who use it are giving their unanimous teati
j mony in its favor. !T7~MIX Water in tbe Scuta
with the Invigorator, and swallow both together.
Tie Liver Invigo.atar
j Is a great scientific Medical Discovery, and is d.Jly
: working cur s almost too great to o iieva. It
cares as ii by raagie, even lie jirtl hue giving bene
fit and seldom more than one bottle i 3 required to
| cure any kind of Liver Complaint, fratn tbe worst
, Jaundice or Dyspepsia to a common headache, ail
of which &fo tue result of a Disease! Liter.
TRICK OSC UOLZ.AH PES EOTTIV.
DB . SASF /KB, Proprietor, I'lo Broadway, Y. Y.
Soli ia Bedford by Dr. B. F. IIARHT, -r.d rr
tailed by ail Druggists.
June 11. SbZX.-zz.
1 BEUTfFIL HEAD
OF
RICK GLOSSY HAIR
Cc;i-pie to iy ireierved
TO THE GREATECT AGE.
And who that ia grwould not hive it restored
to former color or buid but would have tie growth
restored, or troubled with dandruff and itching but
wuuli have it removed, or troubled wrh scrofuli,
scald head, or other eruptions, but would be cured,
or with sick bead ache, (neuralgia) but would b>
cured. It will also remove all pita pies Jrotn the
face and skin. Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative will
do ail this, see circular and the toil owing.
Ass ABEOR, November 5, • >S<5
PROF. O. J. Wcor.— I have heard aucli
said of tne wonderful effects of your llatr Restora
tive, but having been so ofiau charted L-y quackery
and quack nostrums, hair dyes, Jc. I wne nispes
ed to place your Restorative in the same category
with the th usand :vad one loud'y trumpeted quack
remedies, until 1 met youia Lawrence c. unty s. m i
months since, wheu you gave me such os ;:rauce
as induced the trial oi your Restorative in my
family—first by my goo 1 wif., wi ose h it i-ai b.*-
coma very thin uid extirvly white, and b.;"v:c cx-
Lnusti.ic na cf your hrg- boltles, h - htlr w.is r -
stored n.-uly to its original lio iutiful brown coin-,
and had thickened and become be.iuci/u! and glossr
upon, and entirely ever the bead ; she conlinaosto
use it, cot simply because of its beautifying efi'ecta
upon the hair, but because of its healthful iuflu--
eacc upon the hes.l and niiu-1. O'itera of my family
and liienls are using your Restoiative, with the
happiest effects ; Uieceforo, my kepticisin and
doui ts in reference to its churact - and v.,l ie are
entirely removed ; and I can and do most cordially
and confidentially recv.iiend i:s use by a',l wwould
have their bair restored from white or gray (hv
reason of sickness cr age.) to origin, il color an'l
heautv, and by *ll j.pung persons who wotil 1 have
their hair beautiful and glossy.
V'TV tr'fiir and graicful'-y vours,
hOL'JMON MANN
FRIEND Woon; It was a long ti-n J aft T; I HIT.- you
at B!isficld before I ,t ti:e bottle of Restorative
fir which you gave ms an orar u[ior\ your agart i'-j
Detroit, an 1 wii-n I got it we cone!it ;e ito try t: on
Mrs. Mian's heir, as tiie surest te? of its power-*
It has done all that you assured eat! weuU
and otheis of ray family and friends.
nessed its effects, are now using,<*nd. , a _
in® its use to others as etitilltrf to
gid- iitioa youyltrulr. vours.
Again, v-ry respect r." - S0L() -; tu j; MANN'.
CARLTU;. lit. June 28, l8oi;
t have used Frof. OJ. VPoo l'< Hair Restorative,
and have admired its Wonderful effects. My hair
was hecomi g. as I tb ugbt. prern iturelv gray, lint
by the us • of his R .iterative .t has r sur.sed i;s
original color, and, 1 hire no doubt, p. naiu.-nUy
so.
S BfiEticiE, fi-Seoator, 11. S.
O. J. Wood &t CO , Inpriet >rs, d! 2 ti.oaiw y,
N. It (;n rh* great N. Y. Wire Hailing Establish
ment) an i 114 M arket street, St. Louis, Mo.
For sale by Dr. iiarry.
And sold by ail good Druggists.
Ju'y 2, 18:>S.-3ui.
WAtiO.S.
THREE new two horse wagons .on hnd. work
warranted—w ill bo sold ou a liberal credit—>i ex
chanced for produce.
A B CRAMER S Cb.
Feb. 19. 185-t.