SOTIfC. -u*rTANTED in the Bedford Borough School \V !.isfrict. two male, cud three female Tt.idiors. Teachers wanting employment .-■o'ihi r-i..keimmediateapplication to the Board '. i; is cuttemplated opening th Public Schools Ist of JS r, t' Tiber. Just. IP. order of ;l ~ Board, JN'O. P. K££D., Sect'y s'tbiic Kitlc of Keal Mate. nndcr-igrcri Executors, of f!;e last £ will and Testament, of John Smith ; ;; ( . Union TOP. n'slirp, Bedford countv, ilee'd, will sell at pubiie sale on tlie premises oi! Saturday the 2-Jth Jay of October next, the following lvf. vL Estate !aie the pro-. , r tv of said dee'd viz. O.rf tract of patent**! True], adjoining laads of George i'. Kiddle Jacob iieikbi ;.:. r, J-. ;:.u uud t■ e wi !ow ijris iiiau'a heirs, cou'auUßg uncut eighty six xcr The improvement ; are a log house ;;; 1 log] :;rn with other out buildings, about ■€:• or 70 teres of the land are cltared aud us'lt r Said property will le so!J .subject to a • • state in a small house and two acres of the land." i' ■ .) will be given on the Ist of April next, at which time the purchase t a. nee will Le j aid. JOii.s AIvE Terms Cash l'K iT'Ui SMITII Upt. 5,1553. Ex'ors. I 81Y13E.V3. A PmMssn of c p. r c.-nt., on the ccpita - I !•"><* '-f t'" Ohatubereburg and Bedford 1 ..rnpii.c H d Company, has 1. ..en declared by the i.i ccrs, pa-..;,!.: wi the lt of August. : ..ii.i'e of f . Jj. Anders.,n, Esq. G. R. MEflfll.R SMITH, 7Vr/isurvr Juiv )8. 1856. "•^7"-t3.3J a X-j2ljU> I ! £*>•• ■ -tout r> r. about 13 years old, to learn i A the Tanning Business. Apply immediately ! Aug. 25, 1856. S. SHUCK. & Co." ' A'oticc. Letters of Administration on the estate of i :e! Putt, Jute of Liberty towuthip, j Bedford 0 'imtj d-.e'd, having r-ca granted j to 11. .• .>>•.!• -criber re ding in Broad Top ... ; i'cL . an '. those having claims are re ite p" - :t. tut ] ope: ly anther, ti • :i:ed in* settlement. \YM. FIGAIID. S.-pt. 5, tSofi. Adut'r. k. Fr. Jordan. LAW PART VEItSHJP. I King- A Joid.sn, * fcrtioys at Law] liEBFoH . I'A.. "iITIiX practice in tlic -vera! Courts of Bed tt lord and adjoining counties. Armeies, Collections, ase.l all other busines • i to t i:eir-eura will be I'rorutly and faith ll . . tteml-i to. • IFI'ICE ii> .Juliana street, formerly occupied ' [). 11. H..h s. E • •., and niore recently In the I irey i f Jos Mann, Eyj. TUTS. " "v if * '•-*•- " anama. I oua.iAC.r-i- 0. 1-r.b.i hats. Also li.k B'. vs and ("..ildr. '-s hats tor aaie by May 215. lbSd. A- B. CRAMER A CO, TO THE FAP.!VIERS. lliE cnders'gtied informs tbi farmers of Bed ford l d adj lining CuU: ties that he has i: ■ arrangements by which he can furnish to s', "e d* siring the latest improved aud best ng urai ini. lvmeats of the day, embracing S Ut's "Lit lit Giatv" Corn and Cob Grtnder mrantet i to grind from 8 to 15 bushels of lb 1 per hour with one horse—Potts' Corn N'.i!k C tt r an 1 Crusher— trarraniti to cut. v eil 120 to 16 ' bushels i f teed per hour. ii .. ! Straw Cutters in variety. Grain Drills. C . ) Si, -,i. . which are tiwmrpassi-d for cheap a:. ! ijnulily; < uitivatoj-s. Horse Hoes, tlidi .' Milia. .sc.. &c. in short every utensil used on or about a isrm. Wishing to avoid all :.j.■••atkrti. each machine sold by him wiil la i/'.j,, ,Jtd to work as represented, or no tale— •ii i us these machines are procured in most cases directly I ruin the patentees and manufae turvi a the purchaser will lie" secure in the right of using. i- ,' il! be as mod rate and in some in 1. s- ti oi the suite articl s can he pro i .!■ ;/II from the manufacturers. As the dei:.is very great for the two first named le i vb.es. rrdeis should be given soon,-by those welding to purchase. WILLI AM HARTLEY. June 20, ISvG-z .Jon .MASK, G. H. SPANG. "3 AT PARTNERSHIP. —The undersigue J_J have associated thetnselresin the Practice <•: the Law,and wiJlpromptly attend to.all busk N MS! . dto tiicircare in Bedforu and ad nining counties. 7"c)ffiee on Julianna Sired, three doors south of Mongol House and opposite the rei - 11 indebted to said Estate arc hereby notified j 'i make payment immediately, and those hav- 1 i'ig claims against the sajc* w ill present them ; properlv authenticate I for settlement. Mar -h 2. D AVID C, LONG, Jdm'r. Executor'* Notice. IETTEUS testamentary having been granted J to the subscribers, on tfie Estate of John Smith, late of Union Township, dec*d, all persons Indebted to said Estate arc hereby rotiii.fi to make payment immediately, and ''a • having claims against the same, will present tl. :n properly authenticated tor set- ! tlement. PETER SMITH, of Union Tp., | JOHN AKE, of Si. Clair Tp., March 21, 1856* Litcutort. CARPETLVG. A LL wool Vcnitian, Rags, Cotton and hemp Carpeting, Floor Oil Cloths -white and Check hi att.'ng just received by- May 23,1856. A. B. CRAMER Co. Nolice. LETTERS of administration bavin- been _ granted to the aubacriber, liring in Union Township, on the KaUto of Jcnnynga Oldham, Ute of Clayton County, lowa, dee d *ll peruana •a Isbtcd to said estate aro hereby notiflod to wakepvyment Imnseiliately, and these having C'aires against the same, wilt present them prop ut, y authenticated for settlement. WILLIAM WERTZ, 4dm' ( May 9, 1656,-* j _, FIRM FOR SHE. ' tr. T [ lE r seG at private sale a ' lu " d Milligm's Cove Harri , oi T osrnship. Bedford county, lateiv in the oc c-pancv ol Airs. Elizabeth Earnest "and fnuilv, Wtjomhig lands of the widow Wertz, Daniel ♦ V ajid ' thers, qnd containing one hundred and sixty thtee acres aud allowance, about wenty five of whieii are cleared and under fence. 1 he improvements are two story log Qwel V hoxiiie, srnali ings There is also a young orchaid of choice apple f reus on the place. The terms will be made known by either of ' the subscribers, who are Trustees of Airs. Earn est if the firm is not sold at private sale befra the Ist,, of November Dust, it will be oilseed at public Sale on that day. . GEO. F. RIDDLE. jno. AIOWE'R. Sept. 12, 1856. Trustees. wamtedT AN APPRENTICE to the psinting hn-.iness will Ihj taken at this office, if application be made iroißediatetr. One about 16 or 17 years o age will be preferred. Sept. 20. Pubiie Sale of Valuable Steal Lslate. Br vtiTue of an Older of the Orphans Cotirt of Bedford county the undersigned. A dmiu istrator of John Teeter late of Monroe Town, ship, dee'd, wiil on Friday the 21lli day of Oc tobvr >i xt, expose at PuMic Sale, on the prem ises, ail that certain farm and tract of la a ' situ ate in toe Township of Monroe, nivl county ah>res ii.|. adjoining lands of Jabez Hixon.John Al'Daniel atid others, contuiuirg322 acres, more or less on which are erected a two story log dwelling bouse with kitchen attached, a large double log bani, and other necessary huldings. About IJU acres of said land are cleared and fenced, including ten acres r,f go bills, the bank uot recollected. There is one glass out of a pur of Spectacles in the port ttioniao. Any j persons finding the portmoniaeand handing or i ending it to me, will receive a Very liansonjc reward, and my sincere thanks in the bargain, as ; lam needy. The least mite of ill goten gain j being of the nature of leaven, will sour the ' whole lump, and i ri'g down curses upon all a i manpossesseth. J. 11. WRIGHT. Sept. 26J, 1556. SOTItIK TTIF. undersigned would respectfully an uounce to the citizens of Bedford and vicinity that be will open a 1-igli school upon bro.vl and cotnpr •Hennive basis embracing all the English and Classical hr'ticlies of a libera! education. It is designed to establish a perm in cut insti tution of the fi.st academic, order in which lr.ns i<\ drawing, painting and other trnamental branches will be taught also. The school w ill open about the lit. of No vember. Cours-: m studies—terms, &-c , will he made known hereafter. G. W. AUGFIINBAUGri. Sept. 2f, 1806. Bedford Classical Academy TUT undersigned respectfully hep leave to inform the citizens of Bedford, that they will re-opon the Bedford Classic. 1! Academy, on Mond.lV the 13th of October n st. W. R. KING. JNO. 11. FILLER. Sept. 10. 1R56. fP.IIE undersigned having entered into part 1. nerahip. respectfully announce to the pub lic generally, that they are now prepared to fur nish anything in their line at exceedingly low in tea. Wo arc now opening an elegant stock of ; Hardware, Cutlery, House Furnishing Goods, Tin Japanned, Brass, French, and B r ittania Ware, Willow, Cedar, and I'ine Ware, Nails, Glass, Brush'-*, Putty, \c..lk. A large stock of TIN-WARE constantly on hand, of our own manufacture. Spouting and other work done to or.Kr, as usual. STOVES of every des cription for wood or coal, of which we are just receiving some beautiful new patterns. Also Farm Implements In great variety, ■ warranted as represented, the best and latest Inventions of the day. And, as we are eveiy week receiving goods from Philadelphia, Baltimore, or l'itts uurg, we will always endeavor to keep a lull supply of everything in our lino, or at least fbrnish any article required nt a short notice. We are also prepared to furnish all hinds of Lead Pipe. Water and Pump Fix'ores, at low rates. We cordially invite all to give us a call, and especially the Ladies, as we have nearly everything to make house keeping easy from a needle to a Cooking Stove, GEO. W. BI.YMIRE. W.U. HARTLEY. Oct. 3, IR.*O -ly. THE undersigned respectfully requests all 1 those indebted to him in any manner to make ' payment immediately. Oct. 3. 18-56. GEO. W. BLYMIRE. SHAD, A! ackrel, and Herring, for sale at SHOEMAKER'S Colonnade Store. Oct. 3, 1850. A Prime lot of Groceries, just received and for sale at SHOEMAKER'S, Coionad.. Store. Oct. 3, 1856. Confectionary Establishment. J. W. Beehnt, still continues to keep on hand Candiea, nuts, fruits, cakes and beer, at his oid stand a few doors West of liricu's Tavern.— Thankful for past- favors ho solicits the patron age of the public. Aug 22. 1858. CLOTiIIXCr STOItE. Ct SONABOR.N would announce to his old friends and the public generally, that ha liaa just received another large supply of Spring and Summer Clothing for Men and Roys, which he is determined to sell on the most reasonable forma. Thankful lor past labors, he hopog to merit and receive a libera, share of the patronage of a gen crows public. Bedford, June 6, XWCw NOTICE. p hereby given that the next Session of the jL AH* glieny Male and Female Seminary will Continence on Tuesday the ith day of August By order of the Trustees. , , , , , JOHN POLLOCK. August 1, 1856. Administrator * Notice. LETTERS of Administration having teen granted to the subscriber, 1 ving in South | Wood berry Township, on the K state of John 1 cuter, late of itoaroe Township, dee'd, all persons indebted to said Estate are notified to mike immediate payment, and those having claims against the same will present them pro perly authenticated for settlement. ADAM KETRIXG. .idmitdslriior. July 18, 1856. -f Dr. F. C. "Reamer, Physician and Surgeon. D espcctfnlly tenders his services *■ Lv the citizens of Bedford and vicinity. He may always be found (unless professionally en gaged) at hi 6 Drug aud Book Store, in Juliana St. Feb.l 6, 1851. \ OFFICE, U. V. M. P. Co., ) Feb. 28, 1856. TVrOTICE is hereby given that the Board c j -Lv Directors of this Company have this day levied an assessment of 5 per cent, on ftfl pre- I rniurn notes belonging to the Company and in force on tha sixth day of Felruary, 1856. ex cept on original applications approved from Nov. 20, 1855 till the said sixth day of Febru ary, on which there is assessed 3 per cent.— And on nil premium notes expiring between said dates, and not renewed, 3 per cent. The members of this Company are hereby required to pay their saverul amounts so assessed to the Tioasurer or authorized receiver of this Board within thirty days of the publication o this notice. ATrrsT—JOtTK T. GREEN. Marc23.lS 5i 2t. MTANTED-—At Reed's Co'onade Ftor#.— Wheat. Rye, Oats, Corn, mid Buckwheat—also all other approved produce, in exchange lor goods at cash prices. MMEIEL M Valentine ?teckman, i?nopniS]T^R * 4 Board -rs taken by the day, week, month ar. year. April 20, 16;j6—If fiocped Skirts? FRESH ~iiAir.iL,—NEW cocrs. Calico, Ginghams, Muslins, Chintzes, Hoop rd Skirts, fish &c., just received at Read's Store. May 23, 131 THREMIING MACHINES, with 2, .3, o horse power id.' silo ohe.p at Hue i'j Colo nnde Slore. 1 or. 30, 18.io. EVERY variety of Summer Pantaloon gooJs and suitable material for Summer Coats for sale by A. B. CRAM Kit u Co Mr.y 23, 18GC. H'BADLEY'S NEW" BOOR!— THE Sacked . Plains. By J. H. HeadUu. One ID mo. Volume, Clyt'.i, elegantly illustrated. Price sl.2">. Mailed i'reu ot postage on the receipt of the retail pri :e. orisioas or rns tress. '■' This volume will lie rend with satisfaction by those who most enjoyed tha 'Sacred Moun tains.' " —A*. T. Evening Pott. "It is full of deep interest, and written in a most glowing and beau il'ul sp le."— Lounvilie Journal. '•There is merit sufficient iu the work to nnke it a favorite with the lover of things associated so close with Biblical history."— Detroit Daily Advertiser. "The writer has a power!ill use of language, and though bo enters upon his task with a true devotional spirit he invests his theme with an inteiesr sure to fascinate the general reader." i\ Keening Gazette. '•A finished specimen of style Rtid workman ship."—Buffalo Chritlian Advocate. o Ho has clothed iiis idea* with lofty and beau tiful language, and treated Ike subject in a man ner becoming its importance."— hoch. Union. "Thestyle iadiiforent frouiJ. T. Head ley, and perhaps better adapted to thu subject. It is simple and unpretending, but plain an I forci ble."--Roi'oh Jouinql. "It is written in a style of poetic prose suited to the subject and makes some glowing pictures of the 'Sacred Plains,' spreading thctii out in all their oriental loveliness, and investing them with a charm and interest that belongs only lo scriptural scenes."— Mcdi ii Tribune. '•An elegant book, both in contents and ap pearance—fitted to adorn and Inctease the val ue, i f auv library."— Buffalo Daily Republic "This volume is handsomely illustrated with views of many spf repairing o! Ma chines of different kinds and all other farming utensils done on the most reasonable terms, of the very best materi-rl% and at the shortest no tice. Ks""Aii our Machines warranted one year if properly used. Please come litis way for a good aud cheap Machine. PLTER 11. SHIRES, Machioest. August 1, ISSG. KEWOVIII?. The undersigned take this method of inform ing their old Customer* aud the public in gen eral, that tbev have removed their entire stne of Goods from the West cud of Bedford to the Colonado Store, 'lately occupied by t'apt. J. Reed, where they will ho pleased to see all who may favor them with ft call. Ail kinds of produce taken in Exchange fo Goods. Thankful for past favors, they hope by fair dealing and a desire to phase, to continue to Receive a liberal share of the public patronage. Bedford, July 25, 185-5. J. ti J. M. SHOEMAKER. HARDWARE STORE. The subscriber would announce to].;., old ri :tl Is and the pu ' lie in general, that he has removed Ids HARDWARE STOKE to the new building second door west of the Bedford Ho tel, when he has just received and opened an extensive assortment of Hardware, embracing almost every article in that line of buisincss. His stock of SADDLERY is of the best quality and was selected with great care. lie would respectfully invito all iti want of articles in the Hardware line, to give him a call, satisfied that he can please all who do o. J OHM ARNOLD. Mar 23, lAGG. KER fill $ mm GOODS AT Tin: fOLv v V^*' : SiC! |f; THE subscribers having juSl retu. v * a the Eastern Cities, ase now r*--l large and splendid assortment of Fall and > E 1 " ter goods, consisting id p srt of French Merino, i Thibit Cloth, Paroietta Deltinea, Silks, Flan nels, Alpacas, Satinet U, Tweeds, Jeans, Mus lins, Cotton and Woolen Wrappers and Draw ers, Bouts and Shoes; Queensware. Hardware, and in fact a little of every thing kept in Store. Thankful for past, favors th y hope by fair dealing, and a desire to please to receive a liberal share of the public patronage.' Oct.B, 1866. J &.J.M. SHOEMAKER. tATIM MERCIHiiT TAILOR, S %/ OULD announce to Ids firmer patrons? T f ami the public generally, that he has just eceive i, from Philadelphia, a large ami well se eded assortment of the most choice Cloths, l&stituercs and Veslings—also summer wear of every description, to which L invites the attend tioD of purchasers. His cloths, etc., were sc locted with great cure, and lie can recomnicn tbem s I respectfully invites the public to give him a call. Bedford, June 6, 1556. Plastering Lnths!! rpilE I XDCRSIBsf.I) having erected J. a Mill for sawing PLASTTRIFO LATHS on Hie premises in Union Tp., Bedford county. i> r"w ready to furnish any quantity on the shortest notice. Price £1.50 per thousand, S It. long. O titer lengths in proportion. Letters addressed to meat St. ClairsvilU wil bo promptly attended to. WW. GRIFFITH Union Tp., Feb. 16,1831. zz. DillCS, DBOKSIMiIrF TIOMRY. DR. I\ C, REISER, Bedford, Fa., HAVING purchased the Drug and Book Store of Dr. S. I>. Scott, has constantly on.hand, at the old stand, a iurge and W 12 se lected stock oi choice Drugs and Medicine-, wholesale and retail, all of which will be sold at foirterms. The assortment consists in part o Drugs orar' Chemicals■ Dye H'oed.v ami .dads. Paints i. J Oils, H'indotr Glass ami Glass IVcre, Tabac-o and Segan, Perfumery, fancy articles, , nuioe. via: Townsend's and Sand's Sorsapa rilla, Wistar's Balaam of Wild Cherry, Avers Cherry Pectoral, Moffat's Life Pills and Pbce nix Bitters, Dr. Jay no's Family Medicines. Fabnstoek's, liolieiisack's, and other vcrorfu ges; lfoofland's German Bitters, he., Ac. Constantly on hand a large stock of historic, biographical, scientific, religious, poetical, j school,and miscellaneous HOOKS. Also a great variety of FANCY STATION- ; AHY, Cap, Post and wrapping paper of every quality, Paper Hangings in great variety.— Window Blinds in patterns i.r by the piece.— Wall Paper, Steel nnd Fancy Goods. HIANK BOOKS -of every size nnd quality, pocket Books and Port Monnaies, Diaries, Blank Deeds nnd Mortgages, gold Pens and Pencils. Combs. Brushes, Perfumery in great variety, Soaps. Ac., Ac. Lamps, and Campliine Oil and Burnir gFluid, kept constantly on hand. CHOICE LIQVORS for medical use-, Wolff's Selieidam Schn ipps, Gin, Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines. Aug. 11, 164.-tf Special Nelice. A LL persons indebted to tbo firm or Rupp & Xl-Ostoi are respectfully and earnest ly reques ted to make immediate payment. The iwoks are in the hands of O. W. linpp, tor collection, and must positively bo closed. Our friends who are in arrears will please consult their interest by attending to this notice at onco and not pnt us under tho unpleasant necessity of niakiug them pay rort*. Hrttr-' Vtty, 16, 185C—2m. ________ ONE fituily Carriage, one Falling Top Buggy —both new and work warranted—also Two New 12 norso wagons lift sale by A. B. CRAMER ft Go., Froduee received for Carriages or wagons. • May 23, 1850. J. J. BAKfisAY, j ATTORNEY .iT L.l H'. BED FORD, P.J., WILL attend promptly to all legal business entrusted to bis care. Office on Juiiana I Street, four doors South of the Court House, i and formerly occupied by Barclay 5: Barclay. ! June 18, 1850. AdmifiMratet tt Xctlrc, LETTERS cf Administration hsviog been ] granted to the subscriber, on the Estate or j Daniel Diehl, late of Hkrrson Tp., dee'd, ail ! persons indebted to said Estate are requestc-d to i make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same will present them pro perly inthent icsied far settlement. •HENRY I*, i lEE'L, Adm'r. | Aug. 8, 1856.-6 c. Celerala Tp., ; DAG IEEIIEUTYPikS & AM!'HOTVI'EU- It EADER Save you ever heard of Getty* itiimit- able Daguerreotypes / If not, go at or.ee to his saloon aud see for yourself,and it you want a likeness of yoursi it or friends as true as nature and art combined can make it, that i# the place to get It. If yob want a picture put up in the most ap proved style and of the best materials—or in short If you want the worth of your money in a splendid' Daguerreotype or Ambrotvpe, go to G K T ITS. As be is the only artist m Be iford county who can take the new style of Daguerreotypes an ! Ambrotv pes. He spares no pains to give full satisfaction and permits no picture to go out until he is conii dent ;t will do so. Having just returned from the V. oat he is i:i pos session of all the late improvr.cnt3 in the art, and can assure, his patrons that i>e can furnish them with a style of pictures net taken by any other person in the county. Rooms at the '-Exchange Buiiding"' cr Odd Fellows Hall—immediately above the sioro ot A-B- Ciamer. T. K.'GETfi'S, Jr. JiineCth. 1856. NOTHI, i I.L persr.gs SK- hereby entitler.-rd against ta A. king ar assignment of or purchasing from Daniel Border of Bedford Borough of a certain obligation or writing signed and sealed by mo l'cby. 2ui.ii 1860 and conditioned iu part fortho payment of Si2">.l)i) onoyewthereafter. To the whole of said claim I have a f'lll and ju.it de fence —and am determined to |<.:y no part therof unless compelled by iifor t ■ of law. Juah'PHL. DAITGHERTV. "liiiiSr TO/hV C'LARK t Wo, A. 8. CLARK having • I formed a ti.irtnefdifp l s - ; —3ia. rpl!" undersigned, }T'"V. 1 ?,"*- J_ Court ot Bedford County, •..? "r. i'- balance of the money in the britd* ilower ami S. I-. Esquires, A'.r"' nis- Iraiors do bonus nun. with the Wiii annex d William I.ar. ■. late of JEfepeweil, Township iu said f' urlv, dccer.seil. to and among the credi tors of said dec."dent entitled to receive the ; —.me, wilt attend. to U> duti'-s of his uppoint j meni on To." 'ity tb: 2"M dry of Jury, inst,, I f his office in the Borough oi Bedford, v.hen ' and where ail parties interested can attend if | tt'oy sec proper. G. //. ST.f.VC, .if! liter. 1 Julv 11. LS.-c,. XOTIC'E. Letters testamentary on the last will and j tcstamenl cf Kiwood /farmer, late of trie Borer f LfH'-rtUcM, having been ->*ate-i to the i Subscriber, residing in said Boro, notice is ' \ then lore given t all persona indebted to the ' [ Estate of t-. it! dee'd, to make paym nt It.i. mediately; and fiit.se having claims will pre sent tlieni j ropcilv authenticated for settle ment. CHARLOTTE L. IIAIU/FR. July Hit, 1E56. Ksecotri*. AISIMAS LIJ K sati:! ; Do"v.t<;:\c, Mich, March 11, 1856. ; 3. A. RHODES, Esa: D. -tr Sir—As I took t your nitdiein.? to sell on consignment,, "no t i cure no pay.*' 1 tsite pleasure in .stating its ef . ' facts a-; t < ported to me by three brothers who I live in this place, and their ti timony is a lair 1 i speci; -en el all I have received: U'. S. Cox sr. re t"M no-- 1 had taken nine boiik-s of Christie's Ague B,<:. i:o, . ad contin ually run down while using it until my lungs and liver were Congested to that degree that blood discharged front my mouth and towels, so that all thought it impossible :or tr.a to lite throngii aie-C.tr chill. The doctors too did ail tie y could lor ir.e. tut though i must die. Nothing did any good until 1 got Rhodes' fe ver and and Ague Cure, whirh at once reliev ed mc of the dis'rets and names at my stom ach and pain in my hood and bowels, and pro duced a permanent cure in a short time."' 11.. it. Co&Ktix says: "1 had been taking me dicine ot as good a doctor r.s we have in our county, and talcon cry quantity of quinine and specifics without any good result, from ;25 August to 1. tii Decern tier. Bui seeing how i nicely it operated on my brother. 1 goi a !>?- i th of RHODES'FEVER AND AGUE CURE, ' which effected a permanent cure by uting two thlrt?S of a bnttia."' S. At- COXE ITS WN.; not litre, but both ti:e other 1 rrd'. *rs say his case was the s ao as H. M'.s. Isold the medicine to both the &une day, and the t year I had occasion to Caution the Ftiblie in ihtse words:— / nn'irr cue fan irhe hart lc!s-:n ■■■' "j my gen eral * rru'-rs, subs.'it sited He sia-tne Cj the,r nos irvm far my medicine, and (hen teilklr ~;CJl imj - ; dtnr.e evd D~i-' /••■mj.'hlet scstk Iht exclutn ~-Wk. . 1 Lei Ike proprietor of any o:\er mcziahe say us much if he dares.' " &*. Now 1 take pleasure in saying thai the Cau tion referred to the same "Dr. Chiistie's Ague Balsam" that is mentioned it. the above c, r- TLFIENTE. There are several other indust:ioua peo;' - who are applying to their poisonous trash all that I publish nhont my Fever mid Ague Cure, or Antidote t:> nlulr.rit, except the certificates of Cures, ami tlicTertificate of tho celebrated Chetn'St. Dr. James. R. Chilton of X. 5 in favor of its perfectly HARMLESS CHARAC TER, which is attached to every bottle. These will always serve to distinguisil my medicine ; i from imitations. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor. Providence. R. I. j For Sale by Druggists generally, I April -5 1 Soft, Bm. IfOTICE. Letters of administration upon tip; estate of ■Samuel Cromwell, late of Rod topi Borough, doe'd, having been granted to tVie subscrllvr. notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate to make payment without delay, and those having claims against tho same arc noti fied to present the same duly authenticated for settlement. PR, JORDAN, Adin'r. Bedford, July 25, 1856. Kiiw spuisu Tmmmer goods I undersigned have j*l received their 1 X usual supply of | NOTtCE. i Letters of wiministrauon It .ting teen grant : la Farm of Srstrate Jim stoas land, .••ituated in Middle IVoodbeny tp., Bedford county l'a.. containing 180 acres, alsutf IJS acres cleared and under good fence. iy>d i t a hitrh state of cultivation, the baiiacc is Wv-il tim ben d, ti i.':i a g(-o,j tiro Story 7/otiseand a laige !sck building attached. ~/i- , ? pood bin't barn with thrashing house, ten-nt house, wash arid sprit,• house, a 1 all other out buildings requir ed on a farm. A Is", a never filling spring of Baaestoua water n- ar the onl'dings. Any p"r --o.„ wishing to purchase >uch a prpt-i !y will do well to c.iH on the subscriU.>r livinjt on the premises. SAMUEL BUCK, Aug. 8, 1866. 7 MeTew "mm. ' fid TIE rtudetwigned Lrs J ,st returned heme from I the Eastern ei:i s with a large stock of FALL :.J WINTER floods, and is now exhibiting AT,CHEAP SIDE. A general assortment ofoow style of WINTER GOODS, Cotnprisiue in a great Variety c f I.eah% Pr:*t Goods, which consists i, part ot J'tuck and ititt cy Silks, Citttllys, j)e I-mntt, il/Wciitt,> Clof a, Coharg Merinos, etc.. etc.. A Urpo variety Li. k aud F-.-cy Clothes, C.issiuivrcs, Citsninetis. Just*, etc . etc. Boots. S.w, Kait and Bo.:'tef.\ Groferies.Sn '" S. AC/" 1 J, Shed. Hnnngs and yfukw. J "HI:, Hr;iW6M, Brooms, Buckets, Looking GlcSSfr, err. Thea'.iovc Stock consists of every urticie us ually kept in store —JU of which vM- be sohl, cheap lor cash or approved produce. Thank fill fur pst faV"rr. hu h„p- a by fai, d \ling and a desire to pleas-.:,t0 continue to e,ei it and reeeic a liberal share of pun lie paticnagc. 0. W- ECI'F. On ip.'c. REMED. THE uPderaigned, thankful fas advertise ments say) for past fivorsat the Co'ont.uda sL-re, iti Bedford would respectfully announce t !„f j. stioas ami In nd generally, that ha has renv, ,e I his entire of goods to his new brick store room lately occuj ie i by I'ct. r Itad- Wgtt appoaite the Bedford Hotel. His sap ply of goods is fresh, new and fashions Ms:. His new toou: bus been neatly ar.i elegantly fitted up ami rens" l:t'd. All kinds of produce arc t ike-n in exchange for g -Is. Hehopesto be ctoi! .auei in the favor of his patrons and the pul l) '. JACOB REiiD. July 4, HS-". /"'t EN'T t.FMEN'S Gaiters and Shoes—Mens VT and boys shoes ar,d boots. Also Ladies. Misses, an! childruts do, for sale hv May 23 1 $56. A. B CA A M ERA Co, AGTfc;:: 15. & B. T. R. R. CO. JN c"'U" ctlen with .Le FonrFa Rail Road ConiOSi."- -■' pc.r SI. ; , .tig. without delay, he iwc i ioPEviEt-f. -Uid PbiL'delphiaorßaLimcrc. (via li'iutingdok) - lbo "AIITICI.ES ofl- I an I C-i C'--sr. CYR Goods, and Shoes, Rags. X'.iils. Pork, It-.." 1 ; ••'' i"sr- Ci. a !iza. generally t 0 RvC2| cer-ts pot" 109 ILf. ART:- i.ES of Sr.i class. Bacon, Bloomi, Jlarl'ish, Fig taotal, Ac., at 13 cents per ICO' Iba. ARTICLES of 4th class. Iron, Fish, Fait, Nails. Ac., at oii e'a. Pr 1(K) lbs. FI.OCK. 73ceuis par bhl by Car Load. The above rat s will be the" whole ch rye on goods deiive/o i in llopcwel! tram cither Phil's. :>r Baltimore uiiti't lurther notice. | Hum;.-;: n. JAMES BOON. Sept. 20, IS La. " Sup'L ill iJ!liiSii ES fIDLISBSE il'. THE subscriber., having pnrebMod the Tail oring p.-taVishiac'it of S. J. M'Cans'an, in the Luilfing (tip stairs) occupied by Cept. Jo'm Arnold, as a Il:.rdw>re Store, are prepared to do : !1 kiu '.r of work in their lire, in the !- !rl est styles, and which for neatness and '**. dnrabiLty w ill not. we venture to assert, L .-arpussed by any other establishment in the By strict attention to business and a desine to please, th y hop; f-> receive a liberal share cf th" public patronage. A. C. MOIYEK. S-pt. 23. 1856. >V. H. ROSS ! kSL 51 LHB © i THE subscribers take this nuthou of inform- I g the i#pW 'if ButUord County thai they ! iva opened a ii'holttale e-ni Cfof tiVg itorc,*t So. d, Lloyd's K ••. irellidaysJrarg, P*..where they wid.it *ll times have on La;,.* a urge supply of every artielp in the Clothing Line. Ti.ey w-culd he pleiseJ to see all their friends at their establish .dent. F. UKRSITJtAN. M. SHOENTiIOL. •Tur.o 2", 18A1-U" Ciolalag and Dry Goods Store. rjpilE subscribers are just receiving asm 3 Lao iaomc and cheap assort tnenl o: Ii£J DYII J Oil GLUTHISii and PRY COOIS. i their store in the Khs: Corneri>f• I>t-aforci Hijl,' eonsiatinginpartoi Coats,Pants,Vests.Sh'rts- Satin Stocks. llanclkerchiels.Bool - and Shoes Huts and Caps, and all other articles usually kept in Ready J'sde Clothing r tores. Also a go d asscitirent of DJi\ GOODS, consisting l Calico, Mows, flu Lajce, Shawl? Alpacas. Trunk*. Carpet Sacks. See., fee.,* all of which they will sell as cheap as can be pro curcdelsewln're in Bedford, far Cash orCoun u v Produce. They request nil their frier, i? in town and I country to give them a cull, and sue and exata ice their stock for t boms Ires as they c.oriside it a pieasnre ta show their goods, whether per sons wish tt> pachas** or net. SO NT; AEOIUS" A CO Bedford, April 20, 18L3. SHOE STORE, L B. CRAM KB CO. inro jnst. receive fli • a very larige assortment oi Boots mi Jh&es, suitable f*>r i'*U and Wiuiey„ part sty Je 48 follows : Men's Super Waxed I) on Me e Bo >:s, Hen's " CiirM.aAeC.slf si o. Men's '■ Heavy Tiip, Lined do, Youth's Wa*sd Double Sole Bonis, Youth's and Kip Lined do, Bora- City rawle €slf Boot*, Idols' Kip Lined Boots, Women*' Pollbt? slv Kip Bootees, \Yoniets'-Fme Cm If at: 'I Seal do. Women*' Fine C elt Morocco do. Women*' Parodi Bootees, very linsdscrrte, ObiWroit's Shoes of every sly io and price. Gent's Morocco, Kid, and Calfskin Bootees, Ladles' Double Sole Gaiters, Gimi Shoes, fcc., in fact. Boots and Shoes to suit every purcha ser. 11 yo-t want Moots and Shces. please >v< .is a call, and you shall Bo soiled in quality u>4 price. Exchange Store rs th place to Sot Boots csd Shoes. Uct. 111, lbo6. IMPORTANT TO JHtl OTTNER® TtTOrttJ'.rAK D's ls*prref SnsSt an on b.ijri. ami "car. ?.••> attm vd ( at any time, from S. it. BROAD. •Scketbt&nry, Bedford C-nnty, who is nbso ' £••'•* t->t Bedford, Somerset, and adjoining .1 illlties. Aflti v-rirhf wi:'< n at the ch--rteat notice, ami >n fi." ajost reasonfcWt Iterate.' I : try i.j, 1856. McCORMICK'S Reaper aJ Mower for ai> t.y S. 1). BKOAP at Scbeilsburg, "a , aen! for Blair and Bedford cum;,.-. February 18, ifc.yii. i'iSIL T\~ E WM '.c' f ratasd Sa'mf-ts for rile tj ' 11 Ma -'3, 1856. A. H. C.4 4 A .-1R * Co BBBfflfil) HOTEL, c-i.rr£RAL siAGs ornea. fpfiH subscribe: re-; rclfuliy 1. tr. to au -L utiuuce tu J is old iricndr and the publ.c !l' . timt lie iia.s icntvd us*i tar.ei. >jon ot the Bedford blot obtusely intistoccu puiicy ! Cel. Adaja Baruhart. it i„ llt)I eta •icirfgn to make many piolessuit.s > to v,-n_t ariiidOj but be pledges his Word _et his moft energetic "Ukrtt will be eniplv.>cd io render coiiitort&WeHwhogirts St >m ? rail. TP* house wsi: i ba!ius,.ti .. ij itfed up,and no no let eareluiand attentive trv.mto vijj ct.&ageti. I'm .u visiting the Bt-'i. i Springs, as v li as ! atteuuitig Court, acd the traveling couiiauaitj generally, ere rfisycctfiiHv twite i tor v-J iiu CiiUasil ii.-ij,;• soselrc*. By The stipes ii.i now step at ihia hotel, at. lit is thvreli.TC t! M(yitcC. i- '"ivi t ttvlicn • i ' ■ week} ra<>th f r year, onfas .•■rat-lc term?. Uy Ample and ccmf-jriaM: slaJ.-irjr ••al titcbed tu 11. isote!, VV i-.-.i will aivray si. tt dod bv a c .ro'tti hoEtu'r. Also, a ea'r ?t.d COtivcnivtiJisarriag..'iivt. •. JOit M I:i!. IleiforJ, April 0, IfR.B. :z Baiterj irr r? Cerfpptfocary, it a cnt iJi s i J.ocy. rpilE subscriber, thankful fur TIIP pftronage J. hcretotore est, iT<.<2 Liin 1 v a libera! puh- Sic, tenders Iris thanks. and he would respect fully inform them 'i::-t io Las leeched tend a new and choice lot i 1 Confections, among hush av. candies, nuts. K'\ He also kei ;-s Groceries. such as s&gar, Collfec, Ten, Molasses, Cheese, CandL , f. Also, all descriptions c.i Cake*, amies ill serve "Wedding and other pn:t : short notice. with corf.c turns and cakes. lie Las opened'Up an I rcuited his Ice Cream 3 .oa, in a superior style, where he will le *l - \y a ready to urvc his liiunds ami the | uhlic with gco lan l highly flavored Creams, lie wi.l also ; -rv" parties to order. liis stsr.il is opposite the Odd-Fellow's Eaiiding, where he hols confident that these vie giva Lit:: a e-ii "ill not go away disap pointed JOHN J* Hi I'ilLß Junc —• i i. SPRIXfi &SOiiiEß GOODS, a ;.d will lake pit-.auro in showing them to all win, !iv.iy favor us with r call. Great La-gaits v, ill he oiL.-red for Cash, and all kinds of Coun try Produce :—or : > punchal customers, a credit of six Cloaths trill l e riven. _ A. 2,CXAMEIt k CO. Eedlord .day ■ 1?-. 3. "fCST received at Heed's Xcw Store a Fresh guop'.v ct La to Style and Fancy Goods,-- embracing a --d Ladies Dress CloCds. r-. Teh Jvec-Ue Worked Collars, Fiofj Slks, Grcs >1 - Kl ines*. Kii Silk Fringe. Dottol Swiss, Stripped ditto. Plain Xaunsook^. Bonnet Ribbons, Mantua Ribbons, iiir -. i. l . Cravsti, By: .-.a Collars, Merino C.n .sii i.>r'e, Gent's halt" Hose, Jlix*d and Fro. Also a prime lot of Family Groceries, cr n stir.g of Sugar, Coffee, Tea. Syrup. Moias r. Rice. Com ' tarcli, Farina. Ac.. i.e. July 18, 1856. A P>J I VIST GATORS XOl i€ E. I' ETTFKS if administration having bem -J granted to the subscriber. living hi South Wood harry Tp., on the c.-t.ite of John S toner, late of said Township, dee'd, all persons isdelt o i to said estate will make payment :rj mediately, and those having ctaims against the same "id T-ro'ont th iii properly atit'aontieattHi tor aeti.o-- i, ~.t. joh-n kbeki.t. J ail', ISZG: AU:u r. Sew Jewelry. | rr.HE jsrrtb'T has cpencd out a new ard X splendid assortment of r.d kinds of the | must t..shi.n*Me Jtwi-hy—cr nsisthigin part of 1 Breast Pins. Finger Rings, Far P.pgs, Ac. &c. ' Call and see his slock, ' del? tANILI. EOET'En. To Dyspeptic and Serieus Fist ferers. npBP subscriber who lie# snff-rt.T A tir- JL horrors of Indigestion, is " Bis;. ,I> fffi part the oxtT method of cure to it-vi !;d *iTO Juris affected. Address Dr. TV. J-lITT LT-'N*. SsuclU b* r Bc '/vrd C'-fs, TcT BUILDERS. Tj'hc subscriber is fntly prepared tofnrnbs! and I quantity or quality o t Rpildir.r I nn.her m y Piaster:;.g Laths Orl"r directed to St. rintrr rill. Bedford County, will he promptly attended to, !>v civing a reasonable notice. F. D. BBCGLF Pec. 2b, 18.14. lAsr's!er J Diimftcr I! 1 fmTk AAA SniXGT.FS of different M),UUU kinds. Also. of LUMBER of ratious norta, such as *• fine, Ychow Pine. Poplar. Borneo. Ac. for F. D. BaE G LE. St. CtaTrsvlllc, FcK 18. SAMUEL RADEBATJGH, Justice of the Veaee. OFFICE two doors South of tk r - V- r"-T House, a.rfi nert door to the o C-' "f Mann & Spang, where he will attend t> ha collection of all claims placed in bW tesi.tjss Bedford, Jan. U, PL.4M.ii ROiB MrtYfCt. VOTKTi i* hereby given t\.f t' .- ''TJjJ _i_ -uUct!h|d to tlw fc ■iwtfclliu.d Bloody B*n Plank plko lioad, wall he due and pay-due at the ..Bice of Tlta Trcasuiot 9a the Hid f Aognsf, >dsi. Suits will U- taJitivdiaudy iwii.iujed- lor :Lc I ol CvfcCri{• (.town *'?&'s■ that JNO. MOW LB, \ Bedford, Aug. 16,18f>6.