GRSAT^BBILUTIFISA
?o Ion?: Insocfessfßlty bought,
Foiso vr m \ ;
IVOR IT RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY
' hair to its original color; covers luxuriantly ;
the bald liead ; removes all dandruff, itching and i
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U blotches, Ac. from tlie face, and cures all neu- j
tjilgia and nervons Itcr.d ache. See circular and >
tlic following.
DOVER, N. 11., Feb. 21. 1857.
PROF. O. J. WOOD A CO—Gents: Within a,
t< iv dsvs we l ave icccived so many orders and I
calls for Pro. O. J. food's Hair Restorative, tint .
ti> day we were compelled to send to Boston lor a j
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soM,) while we might order a quantity froru you. j
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if receives from the most substantial and worthy j
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spvctfully.
DANIEL LATIIORP A Co.
jlicko y Grove, St. Charles Co., Mo. Nov. 19, 'sb.
I'll OF. <)■ WOOD —Dear Sir Some tiuiolast
Minim T we were induced to use s itne of your Hair
Restorative, and its effects were so wonderful, we j
Pel it our dut> to you and the afflicted, to report |
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iieiTei't covered with sores, and some called it
>aid hea l. The hair almost entirely came off in
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little hope of success, but t our surprise, and!
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ear. therefore, and do hereby recommend your Re- ,
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GEORGE W. HIGGINBOTIIAM, i
SARAH A. IIIGGIN'BOTIIAM.
Gaidiner, Maine, June 22. 1855. ,
PROF O. J. WOOD —Doar Sir: I have used
t v , !. ittles of Prof essor Wool's Hair Restorative, j
und can truly say i: is the greatest discovery of
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iny cie was otic of the worst kind.
Yours Respectfully.
DANI&L N. MUKI'UY-
J. WOOD A C )., Proprietors 312 Broadway,
New York, (in the great N. Y. Wire Railing Es
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M.
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tlct. 1, 18-78. !
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Oct 1, 1868.-2y.
llmißhtrafer'ti Aotkf.
IETTERS of administration having lieen grant
A ed to the subscriber, living in St. Clair Town
ship, on the estate of Henry Keininger, late of said
Iwwnship dee'd, all p< rsons indebted to said estate
•ue requested to make immediate paynunt und
'hose having claims against the same, will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
ANNA KEININGER.
Oct. 1. 1858. Administratrix.
Mford Count/ Mi.
VT en Orphans Court held at Bedford, in and for
the County of Bedford, on the 80th day of !
August, A. D. 1858, before the Judges of the said 1
Court.
On morion of John Mower, Esq., the Court grant ;
v ii io upon the heirs and legal representatives o
Mrs Sophia JHower, late of Colerain Township
dee'd,to wit: Eliza, iutei married with Elijah Weaver
I riding m the State of Ohio, licbecaa, interm irri
with Joshua Filler, residing in Bedford County,
N'mcy, int.-rmarried with Jacob Moss, residing in
loud Coun y, Ohio, Sarah, intermarried with
'n.anriel I. Diebl, and Elizabeth, intermarried
*lth I.evi Kegg, residing in Bedford County Pa.,
Vj t p s nd uppuar at an Orphans Court, to be held
" Bedford, in and for said County, on the 3d Moti
, fifieer.th day, of Novembe, next, to acoept or
'USe to tike the real estate of said deceased, at
b valuation which has been valued and appraised.
' ' <>w cause why the same should uot be sold by
said Court.
s °t my band and affixed the seal of said
JMRBP Court, st Bedford, the first day of Sept. :
SAMIfEL 11. TATE,
Clerk. i
"• FLIKB Sherifl.
V- 24, 1858.
Noliee to AsseMors.
'hef SCS^? TS elect are hereby notified to inoet at i
~f q '' m ®'*rionera office ou Thursday tbo 11th day
''T next to receive their instructions,books "
Sen, 17 , 11 ■ NICODKMUS,
Clerk -
l\ir. LEAD, Flaxseed oil and Spirits |
M.. t • Br. Harry's Drug and liook
A gb C, I*sß
1
' SHOE STORE f i
mmrn & to,
i ;
HAVE jn<t <>l*." eil their new store, in And rson's
row of buildings, neiiily opposite the Gazette |
J office.
Their stock of boots and shoes for men, Women and J
i children is certainly th; best arid cbeapest that his
i ever been brought to Bedford, tor three r.-isons:
: FIRST, On account of the pressure of the times,
they have lieen laid in at 80 cents on the dollar
less than what wis paid last year for the same,
kind of goods.
■ SECOND. They were bought fir cash. u:i i the ;
usual discounts mule.
THIRD. They were bought in much larger quanti- ;
ties than dry goods merchants buy them, and
consequently were bought much lower.
If this is doubted, the evidence is on the stand at
, tiie countei.
IJDIFCS LIEP III'F MESI
'1 lie store room has been so arranged as to have
: i separate apartment for ladies, provided with com j
; fortable chairs and stoi N, whore they can it and
talk or buy shoes, just as they please.
PICKLES and FRUITS.
i In connection with the Shoe business ail kinds of
j I'ickh s, fruits and Preserves will tie kept, including
; Pineapple. Peach, Strnvlierry, cherries, Brandy |
Peaches, Catsups, Mixed Pickles, Lobsters, Ac. ;
Ae ■
AfrSO, The best and most general arsoitinert of ,
Tobacco and Cigurs will be kept constantly oil hand.
As there is no store of this kind kept in this
Ci unty, the proprietors are determined to keep it
rigtit, und sell at the lowest living profit.
| S- pt. 21, 1858.
!\ot!cc of Inquisition.
MKT 11 EKE AS. John Char, late of Bedford Bor
vv ougli, Bedford County, died, scizod if tke i
! following Real Estate, to wit: one tot of ground in
I the Borough of B dfonl. flouting 00 feet on Pitt
[ Street, and adjoining public lot on the East, Isaac
' Mengel, Jr.. on the W< st, and the ttuystown branch
on the North. Aim a lot of ground containing
: about 20 acres si'u ite in Bedford township, ad
i joining lands of Hugh Moore, Jacob Martin's heirs,
) Wi'liam Maiken's heirs and others.
Leaving the following naimed heirs to wit : Jacob, :
i who Is dead leaving issue a Daughter, .Maty Ann ,
I intermaricd with George llitnes, residing in the :
j Statu of Ohio, Mary McKinl'V. lesiding in Bedford.
1 Catharine, intermarried with Anthony StiiHei, las .
, ding In Bedford, John, who is dead, leaving issue
five children, viz : Geurg*. lesiding in the West, I
; Henry, residing in Frederick County, Md. Wiliiaiv,
; residing in the West, Margiret, intermarried with :
| George Buckley, residing in Frederick County,
Md., and John, residing in the same place, Joseph,
i the petitioner,Sarah,intern irrieii with Tiios Slack,
i now dead, leaving issue six children, residing i:i
| Bedford County, viz. George, .Mary, intermarried
I with George Rock, J in \ Maigar. t. Am in fa. and
Franklin. Elizabeth, interoiaried with Jacob Over,
j residing in Bedford and Samuel, rt.-siding In fhe
State of Kentucky.
Notice is therefore given, that in pursuance of a ,
j writ of partition or valuation t me dir ctel. 1 will j
proceed to hold an inquisition or valuation on the ,
! said premises, on Saturday, the loth day of Octu
i ber, 1858.
Wil. S. FLUKE.
Shtr-f.
Sheriff's Office, (
Bedford. Sept. 24, 'SB f
Bedford fousiy
| A Tan Orphans Court held it Be lf-rd, in and for
I 2%. Bedford County, on the 80th day of August
jA. I). 1858—Before the Jn lge< of the Said Coun-
I 'YI
| On motion of G. 11. Spang Esq , fhe Court gr.tnt 1
a rule upon the the heiraand legil enfatives
of Michael Putt, lute of J.ipcrtx t>wnship, in said
County, dee'd, to w'lt : Jacob, since dead, having !
conveyed his share t < Wm. Figart, Samuel, r> - '
siding in Illinois, Catharine, intermarried with the
petitioner, Wm. Figart. Wm. Putt, Elizabeth, in- !
i termarried with Henry Savits. Mary, interaiaried
with George Russell, Joseph Put', RoSanna. in
■ trt-maried with David Russell, Sarah, and Susan j
Putt, the last named yet In minority, residing in !
Bedford Comity Peiin'a, to be and appear at up j
Orphans Court to he he! 1 at Bedford, in and for ;
said County, on the 8 I Monday, loth day ot No-1
venibcr, n. Xt, to accefit or refuse to take the real j
estate of said .Michael I'utt,'lee'd, at the valuation
which has been valued md appraised, or show '
cause whv the same shonKl not IH> sold by order of
! the said Court.
j JMMRR In testimony Whereof 1 have set my
■ band and affixed fhe seal of said Court
! at Bedford the fiist day of Sept. A. l>.
t 1858.
SAMUEL 11. TATE,
Attest. Clerk.
Wit. S. FLI'KE Slieriff.
I JTept. 24, 1858.
Notice of Inquhitiou.
WHEREAS, John Kegg, late of Colerain town
ship, Bedford County, dee'd, seized of the
! followiug Real Estate to wit : a certain messuage
j or tract of land stoat* in Colerain township, and
| county aforesaid, containing about two hundred
: und sixty one acres, adjoining lands of Philip Shoe
' maker, Simon Stucky, Abraham Wise! and others.
I Leaving a widow named Rebecca, and issue eight
I children, viz : William, residing in Ilancok County,
; Ohio, Emanuel the petiuner. Mary Ann residing in
| Bedford county, John residing in California, Jacob
: and Josiah residing in Bedford county, Rebecca
j residing in Huntingdon county Petin'a and M.ir
i garet residing Bedford county.
i Notice is therefore given that in pursuance of a
i writ of partition or valuation to me directed I
; will proceed to hold an inquisition or valuation on
the said premises, on Monday, the 18th day of
i October, A. D. 1858. when and where all parties in.
ti rested may attend if they see proper.
WM S. FLUKE,
Sheriff'.
Sheriffs Office, I
) Bedford Sept 24, 'SB. (
I'IIILII MM:
uv
HEAL ESTATE,
! ¥TI virtue of an order of the Orphans Court, in
, and for the county of Bedford, the undersigned
j will sell at public sale on the premises, on Satur
day, the 9th day of October, next the REAL ES
TATE of Wm. Leasure,. late dee'd, to wit : a Tract
: of Land composed of three tracts or pircels of
land, situate in Bean's Cove, Southampton town
ship, county aforesaid, containing 232 Acies, more
or lefts, about 80 Acres under cultivation, adjoin
ing lands ot Brice Groivden on the north, A. Per
i dew on the west, and John Gorden on the cast,
about 03 acres of the same patented land. The
improvements are a LOG HOUSE and STABLE,
about six acres in MEADOW with a small OR
CHARD thereon. Land well watered and an ex
cellent spring at the door. Terms cash. Due at
tendance will be given by
A.I'ERDEW,
Sept. 10, 1858. Adm'r. j
Mmtoistrator** Not iff.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
istrition have been granted to file undersign
• ed by ttie Register of Bedford county, upon the es
tate of Wm. Leasure, late of Southampton town
ship deceased—all persons, therefore, indebted to
said estate, will please make immediate payment.
| and those having claims against, it will present them
i dulv authenticated for settlement.
ARCHIBALD PER DEW.
of Bejn's Cove. Bedford co., Adm'r.
Sept. 10, 1858.
\otlce lo K eta iters!
RETAILERS are notified that their Licenses ;
are ready for delivery and roust b lifted by
1 the Ist day oi October, next, or suits will be brought
; against all failing to lift them without respert to,
i P<!r,onS - S. DAVIS,
Sq.\ 10, ls*iß -c. Treasurer.
BIBFORB INQUIRER.
TO MilJi OWNERS!
SD ERODE has made Sciiellsburg his permi- >
• ner.t resi-leliee, mid is prepared todo nll kim.s
of work in Hie Mill Wright lin son the mo>t ap
pioved and durable ;d.ti s, and reus 'liable terms. ,i
He has < II I a fid llie most unproved Smut an I
Sereaning Mae! if s. Mi l Bu.,hes. Anchor B.Ring
Cloths, Loth new ami -Id. i city prices. Mill Husis
of the best quutily, ami ul U in.is <f M ill machine!),
can he procured fioni hiin mid shipped io any |oiut. 7
Also—Ageut for McCormick's Reaper and Mow- i
er for 8.-dfbrd an<l Blair Counties.
S. D. BROAD. |
Schelisburg, Bedford Co., f ,
Sept. 24, 1858. i !
JB.
4LL persons indebted to the subscribers either
by Note or Book account, are hereby nolitiod
t< make payment by the 141 li of October, next.—7
Those failing to comply with this Notice will find
mir accounts after that date in the hands ot a
Justice of the F. ace for collection.
__ MURRAY k BROTHER
Bloody Run, (
Sept. 24 1858.-* \
rant E~ G RE AT TUB I F I ER I
-1 THE WORLD CHALLENGED!— |
I'RODUCE ITS EQUAL!
BLOOD SEARCHER
Sworn statement of David McGreary, of Napier
Township. Bedford cmfliiy :
1 111 April, 1856. as near as I can remember, a j
small pimple made its appearance on my upper lip, ,
which soon became enlirged and sore. I nse.l
[loltices of soirel, and a wash of bluej vitriol, with
out effect. Finding the sore extending, I called on
Dr.Elv, of Scliellsburg, who pronunnced it CAN
CER, and proscribed a wash of sugar of lead and
bread poultices. Fimling these remedies of no
avail. I called upon Dr. Shaffer, of Davidsrille,
| Somerset counts, who also pronottneed the disease
1 Cancer, and gave mo internal and external remedies
| the latter consisting principally ofcaustie; but
all to no purpose, as the disease continued spread 1
ing tow ir 1 the nose. 1 next use i 1 preparation .it !
arsenic, in the forui ol salve. Ibis for a time
checked the disease, but the inflamation soon it;-.
; creased. I next called upon Dr. Stall r of St.
(Jlairsvlile, Bedford county, who alio pronounced
i the disease Cancer, and applied a salve said to be a
never failing remedy, but it had no effect whatever
l in checking the spread ot the sort*. In December,
i of the same year, th ) diseaae had eaten away a ,
great el part of my upper lip, and hii attacked toe
nose, when I 'Vent to Cincinnati, where I consulted
1 Prof. U.S. Newton, of the E lectio Medical College.
He pronounced the disease ; * ;1 cutaneous Cancer,
superinduced by an inordinate u.-e of mercury .
He applied ntUd zinc ointment, and gave intern d
temedies. Mv face healed up. but the ii.fi utiatioti
was not tlio.-uuglily removed. In Febuary, 185 .
he pronounced me cured, and I L'lt for home. In
April the disease again i\turned and so violent was
the jsiin that I could not rest at night. Lite in
.May I relumed to Cincinnati, and again placed
myself under the charge of Dr. Newton, with whom
I remained until September, during which time be
used cverv known remedy, ami partly succeeded in
' ch eking the disease, lut vr!::*n 1 roiurncd heme
' tl.erc were still three dischirging ulcers upon my
face. I continued using NLwton's preparations,
and also medicine that I got fri.m Dr. Ely, but the
C'nc. r continue! growing until it liid eit off the
left side of my nose, the greater portion of my left
cheek. Ultd had attacked my left eye. I had given up
j all hope of ever being cured ; since Dr. Ely said he
j could oi.lv give relief; but that a cur. was imp s
sille. In March, 1858, I bought a bottle of -Blood
Sccarcher,' but I must confess that I had no faith
in it. I was Very weak when 1 comiiv-iieed taking
| it; but I found that 1 gained strength day by day.
j and also that the ulcers commenced drying up. 1
i continued, and when the third bottle was taken fny
! face was heated as 11 by a miracle. I used a forth
bottle, and I bare been healthier since ttia-i 1 hive
been for the list seven years. Altfo-ugh my fade
! is ft. (IK disfigured, I am still grateful to a benign
I'roVidenc • who has spared my life, and which has
been done through tlic instrumentality of LIXDSI.T'S
isi-ROVFTI) BLOOB SEARCHEK.
DA VIP.McCRE AR Y.
Sworn and subscribed, this 3Lst day of August,
| A. D. 1858. before tne, one of th<! Justices of the
! l'eace in and for the Borough ol Ilollidayjbnrg,
j Blair county. Pa.
Witness— V.J.Jo eft.
JtHIN CORLEV. J. P.
NEW EVIDENCE.
Being afflicted with :(grievous letter ou the arms
and face—after trying miiny remedies which ntteily
! failed to cure—l was persuaded by W. M. B.iriis A
Co. to try Lin'say's Improved Blood Searcher; and
! now, six w-*eks after finishing the second bottle,
| pronounced myself cured.
Tire tetter h"oke ont, something over a year ago,
on the inside of my arms, extending from the t-1-
, bows down to the wrists ; also, on my face, im.
! mediately round the mouth and ciin.and continued
1 to lie a perfect torment lo me until cured by the Blood
; Searcher. My arms, were almost useless, owing to
the cracks ami sores or. them, liable to bleed at
any time on the least exertion to lift or work, and
sometimes so itchy thai 1 could scarcely prevent
tearing off my fie.di. 1 have now been cured six
weeks and feel it due to Mr. Lin isey, and to the
I public generally, to mhke this statement, in' hope
that others like myself rimy be benefitted let using
1 his valuable medicine. her
JANE # VVid,SON.
mark
Sworn and subscribed before me, one of th- Al
dermen in and for the City of Pittsburg, this IStn
dav of Julv. A. D. 1858.
, AND. MCMASTER, AldCrmart.
For sale bv I*'. C. Reamer, M. D., Bedford ;G.
; L>. Trout, Alum Bank ; Simon Hernhman, Pleas
antvilb-; John G. f?chell, do ; L. N. Fya, M'est
; End, P. Office; Frederick Coil, Marietta; G. B.
Amick, St. Clairsville ; Jacob Baird, Barndblhrs
Mills; Nicholas Koons, Willow Grove; John
j Bowser, Bowser's Mill; A. CL Evans, Kainsburg;
B. F, Horn Ik Bro., Schellshurg : J-A J. J!. Shoe
maker, Cliarlesville; Hilligas A Mowry, ( Buena
Vista; John Wavde, New Paris; Murray 4- Bro.,
Bloody Run ; Dr. J. A. Mann, do.; F'iperA Scott,
Pattotisville; David Beegle, Waterftfr.net ; Jt'hii
Wisegarver, Woodbcrry ; G. D. Kauffm.-in, Flifch
ville; John Dasher, Yellow Creek; alt of Bfdfnrd
County.
LINDSEY ft LEMON, Proprietors,
llullidui sburg, Pa.
Sept. 17, 1858.-Cm.
ffitlC SILE
UF
REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of an Order of fhe Orphans' Court of
Bedford County. tlie undersigned will offer nt
public sale on the premises in Bedford Township
' on
FRIDAY THE 6th NOV'R, next
i all the following described Real estate, to wit:
A tract of land with Grist Mill and Dwelling
House thereon erected, containing 41 acres and 28
perches and allowance; also acres of Meadow
ground, adjoining John Halderbautn's heirs, John S.
' Ritchey and others.
Terms: Cash at confirmation of sale,
DANIEL S. HELSEL,
Adm'r of tlie Estate of
JACOB HELSEL, dee d.
Sept. 17, 1858.-d.
ST 11A If SIIKEf.
FOUND on the Premises of the Subscriber re-
Hiding nt Bloody Run, on the Ist inst. Seven
Sheep, (2 Weith ws and 5 Ewes.) two marked with
the letter M, in black, and another the letter T, in
lied, on the rumps, two of them having earmarks,
and on the remainder no m*rks were found. The
owner is request -d to come forward prove property,
pay r.hurg-s and take them away, or they will be
' dealt with according to law
j Sept. 17, 1858. JACOB BAIiXDOLLAR.
CHEAP SHOES
I About fifty pair of children's and woftiefi s shoos
j—a little out ot aryl.*—will IK dd very cheap by
j Feb. It), 1858. A .'J CRAMER A* '<>.
ELM Mil PitOILIMATIO.V.
IJL'HSDANT To AN ACT OF GENERAL As
sembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, i
• rata Id --An Act r. I ding to the Elections of this ;
Common wealthy : uppiuvod the secoud duv of July,j
AlUio Domini, uou thousand eight hundred and
thirty nine, J, WILLIAM S. FLL'KE, Iligh Sher-
I ill ot ilte County of Bedford, Pennsylvania, do j
I hereby make known, and give notice to the Electors <
j of tlie County aforesaid, that a GENERAL ELEC- :
TiON will be held in said County of Bedford, l'enn- '
f sviyania, on the
' SECOND TUESDAY, (12th) OCTOBER, 18)8, !
at which time, State and County oftleers, as follows,
are to be elected, to wit :
ONE PERSON tor Supreme Judge of s.id Com
monwealth.
ONE PERSON i'or Canal Commissioner of said
Common Wealth.
ONE PERSON, in conjunction with the Counties
of Adams, Franklin, Juniata and Fulton, to repre
sent the 17th District in Congress.
Tll O PERSONS, in conjunction with the Coun
j ty ol Somerset, to fill tlie ollices of Members c>l
the House of Representatives, to represent the '
Counties ol Somerset ami Bediuid in the House ol
Kepieseutatives of Pennsylvania,
i ONE PERSON to till the otlicu of County Com
missioner of said County.
ONE PERSON to lill the otlice of Poor House
Director ol said County.
ONE PERSON to till the otlice of County AuJi
j toi ol' said County.
ONE PERSON to Hll the otlice of Coroner ol ;
said County. 1
1 also hereby make knowu, and give notice, that
the places of holding the aforesaid Genetal Election,
iu tlie Several Boroughs and Townships within the
County of Bedford, are as follows, to wit ;
The Electors of the Borough ot Bedford ai d i
l'owuship of Bedford to meet at the Court House i
iu said Borough.
The Electors of Bmu'.top Township t , meet at
the School House iu Hopewell,
i 'The electors of Ceh-ruia Township to meet at
the house lately occupied by Benjamin Ivcgg. in
Raiusburg, in a.id Township.
The Electors o. Cumbciiind Valley Township
to meet ?t the New sciooi House erected on tlie
land owned by John W nip's heirs iu sa d Town
ship.
The Electors of Harrison Town ship to meet at
a:liool house NO. 5, near the dwelling house of
Henry Bowser in and I'own ship.
■ Tiie Electors ol" Juniata Towuship to meet at
Kejscr's cho"l House in said Township.
i lie Electors ol Hopewell Township to tuei t at
tile school House near the house ol" John Dasher ill
a, id Towuslwp.
i liu Electors of Londonderry Township to meet
at the house now occupied hy Wiu. 11. Hill as a
shop, hi Bridgeport, in said Township.
""The Electors of the Township of Liberty to
meet at the school House in iStonerstomi in said
Township.
The Kleetois ol .Monroe Township to meet at the
base lately occupied hy Jaiues Camel, in Clear
ville, in said Towuthip.
The Electors of Napier Township and Schells
huig Borough to meet at thj brick school House in
the Borough of Schellsburg.
The Electors of East l'rovidence Township fo
meet at the house lately occupied by John Nycuin,
Jr., innkeeper, in said Township.
Thq Electors ol Snake spring Township to meet
! at the school House near the Methodist Church, on
, lands of Joint G. iiiU'iey.
The Electors Of West Providence Township to
meet at the new log school House at Bl< oly Bun
in said township.
The Electors oI St. Clair Township to meet at
' the store near flic dw. lling house of (iidooli' Trout,
in said township.
The Electors of Union Township to meet at the
house o. Michael VVyant in said toWiiship.
Tlie Electors of Southampton Township to
meet At the ht)Ue of William Adams hi said town
i ship.
Idle Electors of the Township of Middlo W ool
berry to meet at the house ol Henry Fluke, in the
village of IVoodfcerry.
The Electors of South Woodborry Township to
1 n'.Cot at the hot.se of Samuel Oster in sai l totrn
; ship.
The election to be opened between the hours ol
7 and 8 o'clock in the forenoon, by a public proc
' tarnation, raid to keep open until seven o'clock in
the evening, when the polls shall be closed.
AVTICE IS HEREBY GIVE.\ .
! That every person, excepting Justices of the
: Peace, who shall hold any oftlce or appointment ot
' profit or trust under the United States, or of this
1 State or any city or eorporated district, whether a
' commissioned etticer or otherwise, a subordinate
j officer or agent, who is or shall be employed under
' the legislative, executive or Judiciary department
of tils'! State, or of any city, or of uny incorpora
ted district and also ; that every member of Con
gress and ol the State Legislature, ami of the select
or common council of any city or Commissioners
i of incorporated district is by hw incapable of hold
ing or exercising at the time the olfice or up], mi
ni tit Of Judge, inspector or clerk of any election
of this Commonwealth, and that no inspector, judge,
or other officer of such election shall he eligible to
be then voted for.
Antf the said act of Assert>!/,' cntifted* "a'u act
relating to"elections Of thisCotnmoweahh," passed
July 3,1819. further provides as follows, fo wit:
"That the inspectors and judges shall mvef at the
respective pLcerf appointed tor hoHing the election
in the district at which they respectively belong,
' tie tore eight o'clock in the morning of th- 2d Tues
day of October, ahd each said inspector shah ap
i point one clerk, Who shall he a qualified voter of
such district.
"Incase the p. rson who shall have received the
j higticst number of votes for inspector shail i ot at
tend on the (1 >y of any electron, then ihu person
I w ho shall have received the second highest number
of votes forjudge at the next preceding election,
shall act as inspector in his place. And' in case
the ptrsor who has received the highest number of
Votes tor inspector shall not attend, the person
* elected J tidge shall appoint an inspector in his place,
I and in case the person elected Judge shall not at
j tend, then the inspector who received the highest
1 number of Votes shall appoint a judge in his place;
i and if any vacancy shall continue in the board tor
i the space of one hour after the time fixed by law
) <br the opening of the election, the qualified voters
r fur" the township, ward or district fur which -ueh
iUfic.TS shall have been elected, present at the
eleoliorf, "hall elect one of their number to (IP such
a v icuncy,
' "It Si.'all lc the duty of the several assessors re
spectively to attend at rtie pi ice of hold.ng every
general, special. or township election during the
I whole time said election is kept open, for the ptrr
' pose of given iufot i "nation to the inspectors, and
< judge, when called on, in relation to tlio right of
i anv person assessed by i hem to vote at such elec
tion, and on such other m atters in relation to the
■ assessment of voters, as the said inspectors or either
of them shall from time to timo require.
"No person shall be permitted to vote, any
; election as aforesaid, ttian a white freeman ot the
age of twentv one or more, who shall have resided
in this State at least one year, and iu the election
, district where he offers to vote ten day* immediately
preeeeding such election and within two years paid
a State or county tax which shall have l>eeft assessed
at least ten days beforu the election. But :t citizen
of tiie United Slates who has previously beyn a
qualified voter of this State ami ro uo'ed r herefrom
and returned, and wlio shall have resided in the
| i lectiuh ilistrict and paid taxes, aforesaid, shall be
i entitled to vote after residing in this State six
j months : Provided. That the white freemen, ciri
-1 /.ens of the United States between the ages of tw t n
! ty-one and twenty-two years, who hive resided in
! the elefction district ten days as aforesaid shall be
\ emitted to vote, although they shall" not have paid
i tax.
"No person shall be admitted fo vote whdxe name
is not contained in the list ol taxalle inhabitants
, furnished by the Cw ; s , ; ,ru.s, unless: Firet, he
produce a receipt of pay nent. within two years ot
Stito or County tax assessed agreeably to the con
stitution, and give satisfactory evidence on his own
oi.th t affirmation of another that iie oa* pai l such
a tax, or in a failure to produce a receipt shall in.ik ■
oat it to the payment thereof, or Second, if he
claim a tight to votjt bV being an e! ctor be ween
'the age tw. iity-one and twenty-two years
depose on oath or ullirmalion, that he resi led
j in tlie State at least one year next before his ap
plication, and make inch proof ot residence iu the
distiict as is rcqqircd by this act, and that lie does
, verily tielieve, from the account given him tiiat he
is of the age aforesaid, and give such other ev i'ctice
us is icquiied by this act, whereupon tke liable of
j the person so admitted to vote sliall be inserted in
the alphabetical list by the inspector, and a notc
uiade opposite thereto by writing the word "tax,"
it he shall be admitted to vote by reason of having
j paid tax, or the word "age," if he shall be admitted
i to rote by reason of age, and In either case the
j reason ol such u vote shall la* called out to the
i clerks, who shall made the like note in the lists if
j voters kept by them.
"In all cases where the name of the person claim
ing to vote is not found on the list furnished by the
commissioners, and assessors, or bis right to vote
whether louud thereon or not, is objected to ' y any
qualilicd citizen, it shall be tlie duty of the inspec
tors to examine such person oil oatn as to his qual
ifications, and it lie claims to have resided witoin
the State for one year or more, his oath shall be
sufficient proof tlieieof, but lie shall make proof by
at least one competent witness, who shall be a
qualified elector, that he has resided within the
■iistrict tor more than teu days immediately pre
ceding stid electiou and sh.ih also hiiusell swear
that bis bona title residence, in pursuance of his
L.wlul cuiling, is within tin< district, and that ho did
not remove within the district for the purpose o
voting therein.
"Every person qu lifted us aforesaid, and who
• shall, tuake due proof it repaired, of his residence
j and payment of UKeS aforesaid, shall be admitted
to vole ill the township, ward or district in which
be shall reside.
<lf any person shall prevent or attempt to pre
vent any officer of an election under this act .ruu
holding suca election, or use or tiiereaten any vio
lence to any such officer, and shall iiitenupt or
improperly iuteriero with him in tne execution ol
his duty, shaH block or attempt to i lock up the
window o. avenue to any window wrh re the same
may be lioldcn. or shall : iotously disturb the peace
ot such election, or shill use or practice intimida
tion, threats, lorce or violence, with the design to
influence uuauely or overawe any elector, or pre
vent hiuiliom voting, or to rest rain thi freedom of
choice, such person on conviction shall be fined iu
any sum nut exceeding five hundred doll trs and to
be imprisoned for any time not less limn one or
more than twelve months, and if it shall he shown
to ihe Court w ic-re tlie trial of such offence shall be
liad, tliat the person so offending was not a resident
of the city, ward, district or township where the
' said ofl'euce was committed, and not eutitied to
vote therein, then on conviction, lie shall lie sen
tenced to pay a tine of not less theu one hundred
nor more than one thousand dollars, and be itu
j prisoned" not less than sis months uor tu.re than
two years.
! --if any person or persons shall make any bet or
j wsger upon tiie result of any election withia the
: Commonwealth, or shall offer to make any sueli
I hct or wager, either by verbal proclamation .hereof,
; or by any written or printed advertisement, or
j invite any person or persons to make such la-t or
1 wager upon conviction thereof tie or they shall
j forfeit and pay three times the amount so bet or
j otfered to be bet.
And the Judges of the respective districts aforc
| said, are required't-.i meet at Bedford, on the Friday
i next following the holding of said Election, then
I and there to p rlbrm these things required of them
; by law.
til Veil umler my band, at toy office in Bedford,
i this 10th day of Septemtar. in the year of our
Lord, ocv thousaud eigtit hundred and fifty-eight,
1 and the 83d of InJcpnleueo of the United
I States.
| WILLI AM S. FLUCK,
> he riff.
• Sept. 10, 1858.
To School Dim-tors and Teachers.
jVTOTICE is hereby g.veri thit I will meet with the
a-x Directors and Teachers of Schellsburg and
Napier towush.'p, in Schellsburg for the purpose of
examining teach.rgand renewing certificates on the
25th ol Septvn ier ; thosecf Juniata at Buenavista
! on the 27th; of St. Clair at the Eight Square on
j the 28th; of Union at Mowry's mill on the 25th;
i of Middle Woodbcrry at the school house in IVood
! berry on tlie3oth; of South WooJhery at Ent >-
prise on the Ist Oct. ; of West Providence at
| Bloody Ban on the 4tii ; of Hopewell at Dashers,
I on the sth ; of Broad Top at Hopewell on the 6th ;
of Liberty at Slonerstown on the 7th; Of Snake
j Spring at Hartley's school house on the 13th ; of
! Co lend n at the Brick Church on the 14th ; of East
Providence at Householder's school house on the
loth ; of Bedford township at Bedford on the Ififh ;
i of Harrison at Riser's school house on the 18th; of
i Londonderry ut Bridgeport on the 19th; of Cum
! berland Valley at John May's on the 29th; of
| Southampton at Chaueysville on the 21st; of Mon
| roe at Clearvilie on the" 22d ; of Bedford borough
i on the 2oth.
The above meetings will be held at 9 o'clock A.
i M. and it is particularly requested that Directors
and Teachers be punctual iu their attendance
Teachers will please provide themselves with pen,
Ink and paper, and avail this opportunity of being
■ examined, as no teacher will he examined after the
regular time, except for special reasons, and then
not unless he brings a written request for me to do
so, signed by at least three. Directors of the district
in which he is to bo employed.
Notice is also hereby given, that all Permanent
Certificates of t e obi sty'es have been annulled
under the autnority of the forty-first feetion of the
. Grand School Law of the Bth of May, 1854 and
' can no longer be received by Directors as authority
for the iinployment of Teachers. Teachers holding
such certificates will please attend to the above
mentioned" daj s and have them exchanged or re
turned. 11. HECKERM AN,
; Sept. 10, 185#. County Superintendent.
" Thick Darkness covers the Earth,
And Gross Darkness the People."
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
And all Others, will take Notice !
THAT tbey can supply themselves,in any quan
i tities with
Jones' Far Famed Patent
I XON KXPLOiIYK KKROSiSNK or COAL
OIL LAMPS,
j At tlie Wholesale and Retail, HEAD QUARTERS,
j 3s. South SECOND Street, 38.
PIIILADELPHIA.
The only place where exclusive Agencies can be
\ obtained f >r the States of Pennsylvania, N.Jersey
| and Delaware
These Lamps give a fight equal in intensity of
: Hame, and similar in Appearance to Gas, and are
; claimed to be superior to all other portable lights,
; now in use. No fear of Explosion".—No offensive
; odor.—No smoke.—Very easily trimmed.—As easily
i regulated as a Gas Light.—Can bo adapted to aft
purposes.—And better than all for a jwior man.—
! 50 per cent cheaper than any other portable light,
I now in common use.
Soi.k Aoencv also, tor
j KNAPP'S PATENT Rosen and Coal Oil LAMP.
IX7~L:tmps. Oils. Wicks, Shades, and every sr
; tide in the line. S. E. SOUTHLAND,
.Igent.
No. 88 South Second Street, PuilaD'a.
j S-pt. Id, 1858.
I AUDITORS IIOTICK.
THE undersigned appointed hy the Orphans
Court in and for the County of Bcdfor I. to report
. a distribution of the monev in the hands of Joseph
i NicodeinuS; acting Administrator of the Estate of
j Joseph L)ul', ilec'd, to and amongst the heirs, wall
attend to the cutties of said appj'Utmcnt, at Ins
i .lfice iH Bedford, on Thursday, the 23J day ot
! September, instant, at 10 o'clock A. M. of s i 1 day,
i whin and where ail parties interest:d can att "ud.
G. I!. SPANG,
I Sept. 10, 1858. jtudßcr.
'STST £>-
Ii ki h })USHKiS of lints iv mt>*d imme.li
'"teiy. ibr itlr.li th liigie v omrket
: price will be paid.. Apply at this. flic,-.
' Aug. 27. 1858.
: TO INVALIDS.
Er. Bardman, Analytical Physician'
Physician for diseases of the Lunqs, Throat an,.
Heart, formerly Physician to the
CINCINNATI MARINE HOSPITAL, also to
INVALIDS RETREAT.
Author of "Lttcrs to Invalid?," Editor of tha
•-Medic. 1 Stethoscope,'' fcC.;
OCTOBER APPOINTMENT.
! BEDFORD, "WASHINGTON
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 13TH. 185 S.
Ir. Hardtmn tfew.its Consumption, Bronchitis
Asthma. L: iiyngiitis. .-Mid all diseases of the throat
and lungs, by medical lubalutioii, latily used in tho
, Prom ton Hospital, London. The great point in
1 the treatment of all human maladies is to get ut
the disc se in the direct manuer. AM medicine
| are estimated l-j their action u, ou the organ re:
I quiring relief. This is the important fact upou
which Inhalation is based. It the ttf rnacii is di
seased we lake medicine directly into the stomach.
If the lungs are diseased, breathe or lnlnle 111 -di
cated vapors dir. ct'y into tie lungs. Mc -icincs
are tiie antidotes to disease and should be applied
to the very seat of discs-e. 11ih..l itioa is the ap
plication vf tlius principle to the treatment of the
lungs, for it gives Us direct access to those intri
cate air cells and tubes which lie out of reach of
i c Very other means ol adminis'ering medicines.—.
The reason that consumption, nnd Other diseases
of the lungs, liave heretofore resisted a'.l 'restwent
| has lieen because they bad never been appro ich.:;f
in a direct manner by medicine. They Were intend
ed to a:t upon the lungs and yet were applied to
the stomach. Their action was intended to be lo
! cal, and yet tliey were so administered that they
I should act constitutionally, (-sending immediate
and piincipai action upon the unoffending st' niacii,
wliilst the foul ulcers within tha lungs were unnio
lested. inhalation brings the medicine iti direct
contact with the disease, without' the disadvantage
of any violent action. Its application is so si in
pie that it can ie employed by the youngest infant
■ or feeblest iuvalid. It dees not derange tha ato
j much, or interfere in the least degree with tho
! strength, comfort, or business of the patient.
OTHER DISEASES TREATED.—In relation
jto the followingd senses, either when coin] licated
vi it it lung affections or existing ajone, I also invito
: consultation, f usually Cud them promptly curable.
Prolapsus and all other forms of female co:u
[daints, irregularities, and weakness
Palpitation ar.it ether forms of Heart Disease
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and all other diseases
' of stomach and bowels, Sec.
All diseases of the eye and or. .Veur. lgia, Epi
lepsy, and all (onus ol neiv .us disease. No
i charge lor consultation.
S- D. IIA RDM AN, M. D,
July 8, 18.38.
Uli. \f7 B.
OP fiailcaster Citv, late of Philadelphia, wlyr*
lie has been in sucr< -.-ful prac.ti- e lb; a num
ber of years, received his e location at tin: la st M • I
! ical College in the United States, and Lei the -x
--perience and practice in the different Hospitals ffir
several years, a inembii of the Aaulylicd* .Medical
j lu.-titute of New York, and late Surg on < (' the.
| United States Navy, now offers him*.-If t-> tie- pub
lic to attcud any professional calls.
The purest medicines always on hau l di ed from
, the best Laboratories of OUI "country, and tiie Jip
| tanicel Gardens of the woil I. No patentuiediciuo
; prescribed or recommended. Medicines used o,i>>,
• \vhich will not break down the constitution, bat wilt
' renovate the system from all injuries it has sustain- ■
ed'from mineral medicines. Chronic and difficult
diseases must be treated upon analytical principles,
j which is to know and ascertain what disease is. Its
' nature and character require H knowledge of the
! chemical Con3tiltp;fitß of every solid and fluid of tiui
hum. n body; the changes those soiias sud flui&t
: i ; rc capabi •of undergoing. To know what tuedf
i chits to employ to cure diseases, requires a know.
ledge of the c'Ueuiicui constituents ol all agents
j employed in medicine; and if we are In possession
; ol this knowledge, it is possible to cure any disease
—no matte! of how long standing—and leave tho
patient in a healthy and perfectly cured condition.
M-. iuncholy, Aberration, < r that.state of alienation
' and weakness ol tne ruiud which renders persons in
! capable of enjoying the pi-jar- res of perfci'uii tjtlio
1 duties of life; Dyspepsia; tiiat distressing disease
• and fell destroyer of health and happiness, under
mining the constitution, and yearly currying thou
; sands to untimely graves, can most emphatically bo
: cored. Rheumatism, in any form or condition,
. clirunic or acute, warranted cnrablfc; Epilepsy or
falling sickness; all chronic and r'.abborn cases of
Female Diseases radically removed ; Salt Rheum,
| and every description of ulcei.tions; Piles and
. Scrofulous Diseases, which havo baffled a'! previous
t medical skill can be cured by my treatment, when
j the constitution is not exhausted.
I do s'r ad diseases (yes, C-mr .-nn/tci) can bo
j cured.
I Hy~ Cancer cured icii.'wut the knife..
i I will remain in my office on WEDNESDAYS r.nd
, SATTHDAYJ, from 0 o'clock A. M., toocccm ate
' patients from a distance, and con ult in the English
and German languages. Will make visiti to. a.y
I distance if required. Ma, bo addressed by letter,
, Fulton Square. Lancaster city, Pa.
July 80, 1858-ly.
imr M. mZIWJZ m
GEORGE B. A MlC'i, surviving Jiartner of tho
late firui of GEO. B. AMICK N BROTHER, poti-
I ties ail persons interested, tluit the books Of said
| Una remain in his bands for setti-.aient, ami that
j circumstances demand an immediate closing up of
| the business of said firm. Persons indebted or
; having settlements to make, are therefore rcqtiest
! Ed to eail on the subscriber without delay'.
St. Clairsviile, June 11, 18-58.-tf.
j The subscriber will conrinue the mercantile busi
ness at the ol,! stand, where he wib happy to
! meet and eujply tiie wants of his f:;.-- .Is and ens
! tomeis at all times. He will receive in a couple
; of weeks a ne* supply of seasonable goods, which,
he is determined to sell on the most reasonable
j terms. GEO. B. A MICK.
MIUIOIK & SMITH,
CII4IIBERSBIRU, PI.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, AND
Dealers in Music and Jlnsical Instrmrer.tj.
Our stock consists of Books, Stationery, Mu
, sic, Musical Instruments, Wall papers, Blii.di, -
French, German and American Lithographs
ami steel engravings, gilt mouldings for frames,
I etc., etc., wholesale and retail. Dr. B. F. -
iiarrv is our agent for Bedford, u.ud all orders
,rivon him will ho promptly at'fendVi to.
March 7, 1887.
ja: JK
IS hereby given to ail whom it may concern, that
I have Ixju.iiit of William Lrshley a;-,I pai i him
for the following prdjierty to wit: his entire stock of
store goods, horses, cattle, hogs, calves, grain, luute
and altogether all the personal property that dBT
. longed to him, and, also four tracts of land, and
, leave the same in iiis possession (luring my pleasures
and'l furthermore forewarn all persons from trespas
sing on' the same, as J will most ptbiiively enforce
the law against any person so doing, us it is mine
, and paid for. 11KVRY C LASHLKY
September 3,183?.
TARE NOTICE
TO make arrangements for Fall Trile, f>. W.
Unpp will offer goods at reduced prises to those
that wish to but. for cash call and see and jou
Cannot bo disappointed
An! all those tint? know .s indebted
wiirplaiso call arid scii'o choir secountK.
Augut 0, 1838.
BURNING FLUID asi I'jne oil always t u /
had at Dr. If irrv's Drug .:.d Book St^ro.
August 6, 1858k
J AYNK'S Wrights, Hetun-itV. nd Dyutt's pills at
Dr. 11 .n.i's Drug and Bock Store.
Ali us: u, 1838