saw sprj\<i AND SFHMEE GOOES. THE undersigned Living just returned from he Eastern r::!c-s are now rece'ving a large! supply o SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS j •consisting :a port of Black and Fiecy Silks, Chaltifs, Lawns, Bril liant, plain an 1 figured delaines, poplins, Ca- I ltcoc'. ginghams, ribbons, bonnets, hosiery, i handaere nafs, colors, *c.: Men'* and Boy*' ! fane.', plain and blaeK cassimeros, c...ths. - linens, and a large an*'•riment ot Men's and ! Boys' Summer -TVear; b"-'*, shoes, hats, *cj dribs. Hikings muslins, ilmnels, single and j double earpe'. chain, all colors; Groceries, syrup, molasses, white in! brown sugars, g-osii and bl.tck tens, tahucoi Queenswarc; : Gia-sw.ire: Buckets, Dye SWilt*, sc. A:! of wbieb will be >U cheap f.r cash j oraj proved prodnee; and to good and pr.nc-j tn.'l eus . rn'is a credit of six months will be j given, Thankful fot past favors they hone by j •air deili.jg lo receive a liberal share of the ; public par./aage. J. & J. M. SHOEMAKER. Bedford, April 17, 1857. DEDFORD~IiIuD SCiiOOL. j fP'irl duties o!' '' is School will be resumed j Lo 1 Tnes lay, April 11th, in the large three ] tbuilding situated on the corner of Main an 1 Kiehud street*. Male ami female Ue putm ;nts, distinct. The services of a 1 j-tuoroufidy ed tatrei young Lidy of Vermont, •It '.vj Lee i secured as teacher of Music, &c., ha. Tiie services of other.competent t. idl ers al-o hiv.t been secured as assistants. Terms per Quarter of 11 NECKS. Boer!, Tuition, Furnished Room, Washing, Lifciit and Fuel, sl3 01'j Extra Charges. Music, £ Ifl o fl ■ Use oi Instrma est, 2 10 French, 6 0u 1 rawing etui Painting in water colors each, 5 0" ! Ornamental-Needle W<"k, 0 00 Turn", /or DAY Scholars. Ft Grade, 4 o<> I'n I 6 00 Jlrd * fi 6 23 G W. AUGITIXBAUGn, A. M. Bedford, April 0, 1837. " /SSL 2W n U WTS c, :>i s Dacon. f.-r which the highest **> v>v v market ju ice v.!M be paid, at EHOLWAKES'S CofcOxn.cDS STORE. April 17, Ib-37. SUM M Elf All RANG EM EXT.—Huntingdon and lirondtop 11. R., On and after Mon d iv. Mrrcu 21, 1357, two passenger trains a •1 iy each w.v, ; ixc.pt Sunday.) will run be tv ' Ui-pevve'l and If nntiugiaa. :■ a".r ilojienrell at 12 15 p. 31., and CIO P. M. Ar-ires at !' ipcwcll at 9 40 A. 51., and 5 40 P. '!. Ooiin-cfitig at Ilnntinjdoa with trains fot East and VI est on I 1 a ia. It. It. XROS. T.-WEOMAX. Sup'. Huntingdon, Feb. 20, 1857. \ f/'f'/i'G TEETH and a perfumed breath ♦ V can ire acquired by Using the "Balm ol a Thousand Flow ers." To be had at I>R. HARRY'S. March 6, 1857. SISOFI, Clasewarc, and VARIETY MS ra? es n JEHZ ® i —o— I ADAM FERGUSES 1 5 aS ju * op acl, next door to Minniok's. on Juliana Street, a large assortment of Slio ■> and Boo<. of every kind, size and des cript : v.. Also an extensive assoitnurit of GLVSSWARE, I--aiuding KE stands, preservs dishes, cake ii --Jj -J, lamr.s, turu'elors, 3arg> beer glasses, window glass, card r ceivers. terra cotta. Re. Also -silver cake baskets. ;d a ras riety o' other articles in that line. He hat a:o on hand the best kind of tobacco and cigar. - chec-'e an 1 crackers, c irpet hags. Misses satch c.s, G?:uln'- canes. *u:guus, Gentlemen', and Ladles' gloves. Of all kinds. Hosiery of i'l uCSeHpttoa.v, a.i'i . tar.ety ot olLsr artii ies, not nee- y to m tnti -n. Having t/ . ight his shi>es a;i !gi : c sw ..e, in latgcr •puntities. than is u,.u .1 forccnntry s';t -ci, nt-. be can Sell r:auced prices. Lee. 15,135 C. %Z {, ' )U:S FAOTOiJY—The suL- Riif f riu r having rented the w-]' known " o lan l attery, r'tuito in a," it'-r Strict, S-i'ith vVxvit-crry Township, Pcdford coti.oy, I-a., fori.icriy owned !>y Mr. Wni. S. 1 i.i u, a .1 now owiij 1 ay -f r. A tam Kutring, • i.v pr. tired t.i acr enno lit a tha p iliiia in °a s .per, r - lart t -r. T'ta Factory is now nde-- gvi'aguiorougb repair, v.bicii "w ill enable him t- •' ve: .t ' w ••.-.•!! .is cia JJ 'I JUS ai any oth • e .... Nt ;.i the country. iie coastawtly koop* oa hi al. Cloths, Satti. netts, Tweeds Kitenuis. Blanket*, Girth aud Ha: Carpets, Gjvei'its, he., HE , CJUntry Carding done f.,- - ttie. first of May unti; the firet t Dtcob'-r, >r Cash, r two cents per pound added on cridit. V. 00l ant ali kinds of country jirod'.!"" token *n txekntige lor goods or work. By ! vig iX'tcricnr.'!: business, and a desire •t > pi -is ;, he hopes to receive n shim of the p i .!:; jiarrr nag ROBERT RALSTON. Fab. G, ibji.-6.8. sjiOZOTjKT ■T'OOT. VvOrU T> tespectfully announce to the pnfc y lir, tuit he lira opm.-l a Blacksmith s.iop, at * tic s: ii. I recently occupied iiy the Mcisrs. Wi isel. w- i-r - he is prepare 1 to do nil iv..rk in his iin?, equil t) any othjrshop r? he corrity or els H.here. He invites those ' is ved of his services to give him a caii. May 1, LBs7r-tf JI.IDAIiE riir.lTET'S is&M rn FilisM'S F* gfiyyTTSr T?_Tr, YOBS C 5 LA2IHS. ! EeJford, Fa. nit olj*rl o. t.. is • r.ititution is to instruct 1 young Jin-tics in all th branches of a the rough English eaucatiou. anl ut the sime time to make them pruclics'ly wits the i French !.;:tgnagt>. the knowtedgot.f which 5s so ' osseijiii! lo & Snishc'! cdncathm. The soccers ! which the method adopted hasrn.it v.-i-'u jirs-| t:fh- the assertion tii.it Ptijiiis of moderate c.i- t pacify uinv i" u short time master riiflicnlties ; which with other systems appear iasuraounts- ; b!c. Wons. sod V idaroe Freytet are both <-r.- I gaged in the Tuition, and every effort madt for the advancement of Ibe Pupils. The course of studies comprises Heading, i 53'riting, /-"ffc-n'tic, Grammar, Geography, ' History, f.Viraposlion, Natural and Moral Sei- j <UCJ, ASTION .my, t'.i - use of Gesgrsphicsl and Astronomic-1 Maps Cli-onology. Piano—lfarj, and voc.il Music—Drswinc, *nu e-. cry style of Paining- Itaii.in Language, Spanish Gar.9UIGE. MOM, Prey let wiil give French or Spanish Lessons in classes, or indi vidual'y, a* may 1-c desi-ed, either at the resi dence of the Pupils or st the Seminary. TERMS PER SESSION OF 12 WEEKS. Tuition for ail the English and French Studies. $8 00 Music—Piano, flOj— Harp, $!2; Vocal Music. $lO. ' .Drawing, $3; Painting, 53; Italian or Spanish Language. S3. Terms far French Lmgnagg iu s!orn. Frcyiet's Class—for a course of 24 Lessens, i.. c'-.£. r c.s m>: cxcc-dihg Ciu ladir-at..':> rivate Lesions, lu t<j May 7.-b lIEMOVAJL.. TTL£ subscriber has removed liis KKSTAC- J RANT AN'l> BAUER* AND CONFECTION ART j tsrABLiJHMENr, to the Rising Sun Building, in Juliana Street, where he would be pleased to sec all hia old frieais and customers. He keeps constant I v on hand the choicest and best L'JKES, CJNDIES, FRUITS and | NVTSy ever offered to the public; also Chant. LcrsburgAlaE and BEER. He IIOA fitted up un Jce Cri-ftm Saluon, am! will keep on baud throughout ihe season, ! a full supply <if this choice refreshment. O" PARTIES supplied, on the shortest j notice, with 1.-.o Cream, Cakes and Confec- : lions. Having served a Tegular apprenticeship to the above business, and having been constant ly engaged in it for mauv years, he feels cor.- ] ililc nt that he can render satisfaction to all j who may favor him with a visit. JOHN J. LUTHER. Bedford, April 21,1857. f rtiic Partnership heretofore existing between i the undersigned, under the nuiiie and Unit of SPIDE'. A PERRIN, in the Blacksmith* :ug bukiuess, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the !te firm will be srttled by l>y A. B. Perrin, who is authorised to rol- Let ali accounts, and pay the debts of the firm. All persons knowing themselves indebt ed to the 1 ate lirm will pieaso come forward and settle up immediateiv. WILIIJM SPIDLE, .2. D. PERRIN. Ap;i! 27, 18:7.-c Wagonfiisker Wanted. fftiiE highest wages an 1 constant employ- I- ment wi'l be given bv the subscriber, living in Boylstown,.half mile 3V"est of Bed ford, for a good Journeyman IV.igonmaker.— Application to be made luiinediately. 1.1 NT OX RIXGMJN. May 1, 1557.-C SAMI EL SI. 31ECITCHES, BULL-WRIGHT .IXD RUR.i MILL STONE M. IXUFACTUREit. SOI.E Pr -prietor ef JOHNSON 'S highly ap prove 1 and much improved SMUT AM) SCREENING MACHINE; Improved IRON CONCAVE BRAN DUSTJSit, the Premum Machine for Millers. Rciidenct: NO. f!4 QUEEN Street, (13th Ward,) addro-s ffen.irtgao Post ijidice. Shop: lIAi'DCCK Street, below Front, ; PHILADELPHIA. C'lcatico Mill Stones, 3li!l Irons, Snwt sla ciiitius, Patent Mil! Bush, Portable Mills, Stretched Belting, Gt-ineut an 1 Seroeu Wire, Square Meshed Bolting Cloths. F;b 27, 1857 -3m "jl ffrs.Stowe's new work.—Dred, a talc of the i"Greiit Dismal Swamp, eju il to Uncle 'Tom's Cabin, just received at Dr. //urry's Cheep Book Store. ASSIG3SEE AOTICE. In the Ci.nr! of Commm Plea* of Bcilfcrd County: M i; UREAS, Jacob B.irnbar l an I Jonathan Hortoii, Assignees of the K-' iteef Dr. Win. E. Reichter, did, on ihe Olli (iav of M.irch. 1307, file in the - dice of tho Prothonotary of the Court of Goiamon Pleas of Bedford Coun ty, their Account as Assignees on the sai I Estste. N-tice is hereby given t-> the creditors of the said Dr. Win. E. Hichter and all others inter ested that lb" Hon. Judges of die said Court, ! have appointed Friday the Bth day of May, I ne.-.t, for hearing the same. ar. 1 for showing j i-iitise why tho sai I Account ought not to be allowed, .and in default thereof, the same will he cot firmed. 1 WITSKSS tho Hon F. 51. Kimmell, E j.. President of our said Court at Bedford, this | Oth day of April, A. D.. i*s7. D. WASIIABAUCH, Trot.hi notary. April 10. 1857. ' PURE AND GENUINE GARDEN SEEEDS.' BLYSIIRE & HARTLEY will have in time a choice assortment of Garden See L.from the best est I'-'ishment in the Slate. Bedford, Feb. 27,1807. ¥|EST QUALITY OF HAM.MEHKI) i I HON I—lJlyibire k Hartley, j eon ;tantly on hand, all sizra best Juniata ' Iron, ...' i'orgi prurt,for cm) or lis equivalent, a.so Ko.ietl Iris, Niiii Rods, Strap lion aou Nailes. A'l orders tided promptly. "Jir.BHJ su = A PARTNER in a Tavern locatc-1 in the /JLc et.tre of the coai regions of Broadtop, which is doing a good business. This win be an excellent chance for any one Tho wishes to go into business. Every information I be given by addressing a letter to Tavern," at ithvoftice of the Bedford "Inquirer and Chron cic." Feb. 27, 1837. Miiuoiß k !j>Trn!~ CILLMBERSBRIU;, Pi., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, NNA Dealers in 51 usicaml 51usical Instrunicnts. Our stock consists of Books, Stationery, .Mu sic, Musical Instruments, W.i.i papers, Blinds, French, German aul American Lithographs •a:::! steel cugravinys, gilt mouldings for trames tic., etc.. wholesale ani retail. Dr. C. F. Harry is our agent for Bedford, atoi ail orders given him wi'l r>e promptly attended to. .March 7, 1857. EVERHART, ASIICOM h CG. FORWiRBISC COMMISSION MERCHANTS—HOPEWELL— PA. The Mih :cri'>ers doing business undvr tho Firm of Everbart, Asbcnm Co.—are now prepared to store and snip Flour, Grain, and atl kinds of Mrdtandisc, ujion reasonable terms. They a!s . keep ou hands, Piaster, F'ish. S.d Rock Powder. £c., to which they invite the At tention of Mcrcrianf® in the county, and Far mers. The highest cash prices paid for flour, and Grain, that the Eastern Market. wiUnfibrd. JNO. C. EVERh ART, C. W. A3HCOM, JNO.F. LO'.VBY, G. K. BARN DOLLAR. D.-c. 20, 1853 CORN SMELLER,FODDER CUTTERS, AND 0011 N 511 LL S . ~S\J~ E warrant the above Machines to work as \ I represented, and if after a fair tnui they do not give satisfaction, the put chaser may rev torn them and ;-t his money lack. Give them a trial, and you will save money, as they have not yet been surpassed, if equalled. Dec. 19, IS.V>. BLYMIRK& HARTLEY. a4O FRUIT GROWERS—The undersign- A e.l would call t.ie attention of persons de sirous of planting this -piing, tj his fi-e lot of appie trees from 5 to Id feet high, of the most approve 1 varieties, will be sold in quantities to suit purchasers, at th? lowest rates, by the hundred. Persons clubbing together and ordering by tho tbousai 1 will t.j lib.-rally dealt with for superior trees. Also a few Peach, Apricot, Nectarine grap-s, Gooseberries, Kaspherrijj, &c. All articles Ith de l ami carefully packed tocirry safely any dist inci at the small cost of material. Pears, Plums in I Cherries are y-.t e-oatl. For further particulars address a Lit lines te T. SI. LYNCH Bedford, P. i. | Feb. 29, 1357. i>a:::ns Fancy Soap—shaving Cream, just ro. 1- . - ived f' sui titc by Dr. Harry. Drug, Paint and Glass WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE, Ccn.vxn OF TKVTII ASD MABXLT STHEET3, Office iu Second Story, philjdelphij. "IT7E invito attention to our enlarged stock \V ol Drugs, Paints, Oils, Yarnuhes, Ac., selected expressly for our sales, and compris ing one of the finest assortments in the United States, which wa offer at low prices, for cash or approved credit. WE MANUFACTURE very extensively: Premium Pure White Lead, ( best.) Kensington I'ure White Lead, Pearl Snow White Lead, "Vielle Montague" French Zinc, (best.) Pure Snow White American Zinc, Philadelphia Snow White Zinc, Silver"3 Plastic Fire an.l Wcathor-proo Paints, Chrome Greens, Yellows, and colors gener- . allv. AGENTS FOR ; Porter's superior Alkaline Window Glass, Genuine French Plate Glass, (warranted.) The New Jersey Zinc Uompany's products, Tilden and Nephew's N". Y. Varm-siies, Brooklyn Premium Pure White Lead, Hampden Permanent Greens, Pure Ohio Catawba "Brandy, iko., &c. IMPORTERS OF: French and English I'late Glass, French and English Cyllu ler Giiss, Colored and Kwtraved Window Glass, Dagnerre-- type Glass. Hammered Plate for Floors and Sky.Lights, j Drugs, Chemicals, Perfuroerv, &e. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN : Druggists Articles generally, Painters' Tools of all descriptions, Hydraulic and Roman Cement, Calcined and Land Plaster, Paper Maker's Clav, Satin Whits, ike., &c. FRENCH, RICHARDS .$ CO.. Store. N. SV. cor. m Tenth anil Market Sts., Factory Junction York Avenue, Crown and Callow!) iii Sis.. FUILABFCU'IM. April 10, 1857-Sm. 2D x>. TWO Journeymen Tailors v.ill he employed by t!ie auloscriber, If application bo made ii madiatelv—constant imployment and good wiges will be given. C. LOI'ER. Bedford, Dec. '2, IBSC. TO BUILDEHS* I'he subscriber i s fully prepared f f.furrdsh anr, .. quantity or quality oißuilding Lumber an* l'k:steri;ig Laths. Orders directed tn"St.Cl.airs vill, Bedford County, wil! b,- promptly attended tr , fiy giving a reasonable notice. F. D. BEE CLE Dec. 20, 1854. ToilOlSliiiLPJ'Eiii" DK. HARRY, at the Cheap Dreg ar.d Book Store, .has just received, a large assmtmentof the best 1!.. oring extracts, together with Bak ing So la, C:earn of T. rtar, SalemUm. J. r ,<• the very best quality, all of u Licli l.c wiilse! tthe lowest prices. DISSOLUTION. rpnK Partnersl ip heretofro existi g be- A lween Ihe undersigned, under tne firm ol Sillier 4- Couley, has been this Jay dissolved b* mutual consent. All ptrsons knowing th-su-elves indebted to Slid firm, either by not s or book accounts or olherwi e, are to appear at ou:e l'oi settlement. The Books, &c., of the Store iu Schells i b.irg, will he found at our former place of bus ine*. Those of the Sure at Now Paris, will lie found at our former place of business tht.-c. for a 'hor: time, after wuich they may be found in Schellsburg. " f " J. W. MILLER, ISAIAH CONLEY. Sclreilsbur?, March 11, 1*57. The undersigned, thankful for the liberal i share of patronag ■ heretofore conferred upon ; .he firm of .Miller Me Couley, woull inform bis ! itunr.rous friends ami the public, that he will . conti-i ue business iri the room towuerlv oca i pied by the above firm, where he will keep t constantly on hand n general assortment of nil kinds vi g >ods usually fo.inl in stor.-s in this j section of • ant.y; all of which will be sold |at exceedingly low rat .-s. He hopes by strict i integrity, an 1 due f.ttonti m to business, to merit ami receive a iineral share of the custom of bis former patrons and others. J. W. MILLER. A CARD. i ho B i.leiaigned, :a retiring from the above firm, co j; illy recomtneads ns Die partner. J. H . Mu.Lvn. to tlw patronage of his friends and the jmblic. ISAIAH CONLEY. March 13, 1857.-2 is!. Joarueyniiiii {JlacksmUh Wanted. ' I diti-. highest wages, and constant employ- A mcnt. will be given, far a good Journey man Blreksnjiiii. by the sitbscri.ier, living at Charles Villc, Bedford County, Pa., if applica tion be made imuiediatelv. CHARLES PENCIL. March 27, 1857,-c* \ large issortment of Hair. Tooth and Clothes ixbrushesj ist raceive 1, at Dr. Harry's. undersigned respectfully requests all those Indebted to him in aav maacer to make payment immediately. Oct. 3, 185ti. GEO. W. BLYMIKE. 1 ureal Irripai oT SX'XIXISrG- GOODS. THE undersigned has just returned from the Eastern Cities with n large stock of Spring Goods; ami is now exhibiting at CHEAP SIDE, :> general assortment of New Styie of Sprin" Goods, comprising Ladies Dress Goods, in ! part, Ducal, Croeovo'U, Chal'i, Fabry and Plain Do Laine, Brilliants, Liwns and Cali coes, ete., etc. Gentlemen and Boys wear, C issimeres, Gas sinetts, Canton Cloth, Shepherd Ctiecks, Cot touades, etc., etc. Boots, Shoos, Hats, B inn ts, Woolen and Rag Carpets, Floor Oil Cloth. Syrup Molasses, White and Brown Sugars, Green and Black Teas, Groceries of all kinds, Queensw.tre, Tub*. p ucket.*, Brooms, etc., Hardware, Sho vels, Fonts, lfoes, Knives arid Forks, Spoons, etc., and all articles usually kept i:i Stores. /.II kinds of produce taken in exce.inga. * lie undersigned will sell cheap for cash or ; pr> due - , and hopes by fair dealing to receive bi usual share of patronage. G. 3V. RTIPP. Bedford, April 10, 1857. W.IIOKK K E N S , UPHOLSTERER. IT r OULI> announce to the citizens of Bed- VV ford and vicinity, that he is prepared to do all w >rk in his line, in the best style, and on reasonable terms. MATUAMES, with cr without Springs, made in a superior manner, equal to tho host m ide la the city, and to this Branch of bis business be would invito especial attention, lie miy ba found at the shop of .Michael We is. el, a short distance East of the Borough, 0 r at his residence, nearly opposita the dwelling of Dr. Watsou. Bedford, Dec. 5, 1850. —3 m. New Jewelry. rpHE 'ib; -tiber has ••pei.-.-d ont a new and 1 splendid ussortiitent of ail kiu:L <. t the moct f ishioa.i'iie Jewelry.—consisting in partol Bre-tst Pins, Finger Ri:igs, Ear Ring,, itc.Ne Gall and see hi* stock. ecu DAXIEL BORDER. BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE. rpHB undersigned tiavirg entered into pari JL nership. respectfully snncntice to thopnb | lie gen e r-al Iy, that t bey arc now prepared to 'or- j lJsh anything in their HUH at exceedingly LOW | rates. " I Wo are now opening an elegant stock 01 , Hardware, Cutlery, House Furnishing Coeds, > Tin Japmned, lirass, French, and Brittanj'a Ware, Willow, Cedar, and Fiat Ware, Nai.s. ■ Glass, Brushes, Putty, Kc..fc. A largo stock j of TIN-WARE constantly on liar.d, of our own manufacture. Spouting and'other work done to order, as usual. STOVES ol" every <les- J eriptlon for wood or co il, of which we are just roceivingsoniebeantif.il ne.v patterns. Also j Farm Implements in gn . t variety, warranted i as represented, the best an 1 ; .tost Inventions ol j the day. An 1, as we arc every week receiving | goods from Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Pitt*. ' uurg, we will always endeavor to keep a ful ; supply of everything in our line, or at leas furnish any article required at a short notice. | We are also prepared to furnish ail kinds ol i Lead Pipe, Water and Pump Fixtures, at low rites. We cordially invite all to give us a call, and -?'"b La lies, as we have nearly evorvfmng to make house keeping easy front a j needle to a Cooking Stove, OKI). W. BLYMIRE. W'M. HARTLEY. Oct. 3, 1553.-Iy. SiiOE ML Vi>. CRAMER Ik O>J. have just recefvo $ a very largo assortment of Boots an jkces,suitable for F-.1l and Winter, part style as follows : Men's Super Waxed Double Sole Boots, Men's " City Made Calf do. Men's " Heavy Kip, I.ieed do. Youth's Waxed Double Solo Boots, Youth's Calf and Kij) Lined uo. Boys' City made Call Coots, Boys' Kip Lined Boots, Wu iiens' Double sole KipPootces, Womens' Fine Calf an.l Seal do. Woineus' Fine Gat Morocco do. Won) 'tu* Parodi Bootees, very handsome, Children's Shoes of every style and price. Gout's Moroc: >. Kid..and Calfskin Bootoc* Ladies' Dout.lo Sola Gaiters, Gma Shoes, lie., in fact. Bo >ts an i Shoes to s*:it every purcha ser. If you want Boots and Shoes, pioasegivt as a call, and ycu shall be suited ai quality and price. Exchange Store is the place la buj Boots and Shoes. Oct. 12, !?55. niPOUTAM' TO AW ILL. OWMIR I TTTOODWAUD'S Improved Smut cud Screen \V ing Machines, .Mill Bushes, Uol'.irt2 Cloths I and Brad Dusters, of the most improved plan; ; Mill Screws, Corn and Cob Grinder*. Patent | Bridges for Mill Spindles, Portable Mills, i warranted to grind ten bushed* per hour, Mill I Irons and Mill Burrs made to order. Also, j Stover's Patent Corn Kiln and Grain Dryer— j a valuable invention. Tne above articles are kept constantly on hand, and can be obtained • at any rim ■, from S. D. BROAD. Schellsburg, Bedford County, who is also j g :'it for Bailor!, Somerset, and adjoining ' o unties. Mill wriglit work done at the shortest uotice, 1 and on the most reasonable terms. February 15, 1856. !\fcCOKMICK*S Reaper and Mower for sale >L by <5. J). BROAD 1 it Schellsburg,T.i., ager.t for Blair and Bedford onniics. February 15,1836. HONRS & FILLER. ATTORM2VS IT Lift. B?3)rORD, PA. WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO ALL leg i°. business entrusted to their care.— During the sc sions <• f the court, iho senior partner in v be found at the office of the fl-m:, two doors south of Hoa. S. L. Russell's oft 5 jO. j It. JIOFIUS. ; .'NO. 11. FILLER. j Bedford, Nov. 28. 1853. rSKKEN oi'KiNG FAIIM FOUBALK. above property, late the re.siil- j ui.ce of 1> ivj.l Piper, doo'd, situate on Piper? ! Run,Hopewell Tl-t Bedford county Pa., is of fered at Private Sale. 'i'lio above property contains in all 429 acres, more or less, being divided into three different J tracts, as follows: Ist. The Mansion Tract,containing IS3 acres more or less, of a first r ite quality of limestone laud, about 100 acres cleared, in a high slate of cultivu'ion, under tho best of fence- a good orchard of choice grafted fruit, a good Sugar Camp, one of tl.e bet springs of limestone water in the county, the walei from which runs close to the barnyard. The improvements are a large an 1 very con- j venieut Dwelling House, ago.-1 btra, the best ; corn crib and wsgonshed in the country,a good J stone springhouse. and all other necessary out. ! buildings, ail in good repair. 2d. The Mountain Tract, (byway ofdistinc thin.) lying on the west side of the mansion ! tract, adjoining lands ofCarrs' heirs, King's j and others, along the foot of Tijsseys Mountain ( containing 290 acres, more or less, about 3d acres cleared, a good two story I<og House! thereon erected with a small orchard. BJ. The Warrior Ridge Tract, adjoining the J mansion tract, on the east, coot ilningSO acres, ! more or less, of good limestone land, about 2t) acres eleaied. All the uncleared h'nd of the above three j tracts is well 'imbered, and pretty nearly all ' susceptible of cultivation. Taken all together, the above properly has l few superiors us a wheat growing and stock! raising firm. The best of running water being j acccssablc to prettynaarevery field, the best ! of range for stock on both sides of the farm. The cleared land pretty uoarly surrounded by the b-st of timber. The fallowing cr'ce is asked, namely:—sso dollars per acre for the minsl<n tract; S2O per acre'for the mounta n tract; $22 per acre for the warrior ridge net. One tracf will nt be sold, without selling the whole, except at an advanced price. An undisputedlitie will be given bv f HE HEIIiS. For further particulars ad Ires. J. T. PTPKR, Blody Run. Bedford Co., P i., Fob., 13, 1857.-3 m. I) oussel'sunrivalled premium Shaving Cream, b at Dr. Harry's. JOIIX IS. 41,1, EX & CO. HOS. 'I if \ CHESTWUT Street, (louth tide, below PHI LADE LP IIIJ, (TnE OLDSST WOOD-WAKE HOUSE, IN rirn CITT.) Ma ML F ACT ARKRS and W holcsah} deal ers in Patent Medicine, uittd) BROOMS. Patent Grovel OEDJR- W.I RE, I hrra-ited not to t\nnk, WOOD an! \VILLO\\ r WJiRE. CORDS, BRUSHES, Ike., of ail descriptions. Please call and examine our stock. Feb. 27, 1837. -zz. \tTACL and RIH.VD PAPER. —Dr. It. F. fv Harry is our agent for this necessary article. By c. llinz at bis store, onr patrons wills--.- a tuples of i'!i' papers. We lnveuvide our j; ring selection? with much care, sad think we c tau /t fail -o pio iss. ' SUUi'OCK k SMITH, C'.ia mhirtitnrg. 1 March 7, 1857. A. King. Fr. Jordan. LAW PARTNERSHIP. Ring & Jordan, A*triys ul Law BEDFOH PA., WILL practice in the <sver.il Courts of Bed ford and adjoining counties. Agencies, Collections, and all other business i intrusted to their carc will be prouitlv-andlalth- j fully attended to. j OFFICE in Juliana street, formerly eccnpied ( by D. 11. llofius, Esq., and more rcceutly in the j occupancy of Jos Mann, Esq. January, 5, 1855. rusM^j ( } Will Mllsr\ pwwtlwiw *rl ftateAtHy to a.! owtfttUK* in- | { battel 1* ciM T \ ke , aad I j I tt -t ti-r l taeth im Tin 1, fru'D oarto utt Wtlttu I CTSTJV# m>triH J, Atti mi' opcmtioiis w xrr.taWa* |3T T*nw INVAR!ABIA CASH. I 1 0mCt> ?Ul * IWIT 55555 ;;ii, KEiiiSG'S CANCER INSTITUTE, TTtOK tho treatment of Cancers, Tumors. JE Wens. Ulcers, Scrofula, any Growth or I Sore. Chronic Diseases, generally, can be cured, (if curable,) wijiioiit surgical operation or poison. For ail particulars write, state di seases plainly,and eucloac twenty-tlve cents for j advice. All lottos must have a postage stamp enclosed to pre-pay answer. Medicine can be sent any distance. Address, C. L. KELLING, M. D., Mtchhetnictburg, Cumberland Co., Pa. (£7"* Mechanics burg is 8 miles from Hurris j burg, on the C. V. Railroad, and accessible I from all parts of the Union. Old and young, poor and rich, come all—we will do you good. cry To those afflicted who cannot visit me personally, I will semi, per mail, on receipt of #5.00 ou!y, a Recipe to prepare Medicine, with lull directions for use, Ivc. State ai. particu lar*. Address as above. Feb. 27, 1857.-2. Great Attraction. COLIN LQ YE , .Merc'taut Tailor, TAKES this method of announcing to the citiWLS of Btdfoi ' t.d vieiLity,. - ' st.-ang ! ct visiting the place. .heh is just r •eeiviu 1 i it his oil stand in 1 d ford. next door wcstol j the Bedford Hotel, the-richest assertnictt ol 1 ; Cloths, >Vc., he has ever yet offered to the pul -1 us. and to v.hielilie invites the attention ofpur ; chasers, Satisfied that he can accommodate, ' both as to price and quality, at! who favor him j with a call, lie his a Superior article of cloth, s-for boy's clothing, which he can sell so low as to astonish those who examine its quality . C"?~GarmeiUS, of every description, in his i Hue, made to order on thocuortest notice and | most reasonable teims. would direct attention to the foliow- I ing list, as comprising some of the leading arti j cies to be fisun l iu his establishment: j Black Cloths, ranging in price from $2,53 to 1 per yard; ! Baie Cloths; ; Olive Browns ft Greens; ! Black Uasimers; | IJ'aex Doe-Ski ; • l'renoh Fancy Casiaieres; Linen Drillings: l'lain Figured Grenaiic-ns; Su|n'rior article of BDck Eatm; Velvets; Marseilles Ve'tiags; Buff Cossimeres. A line article of Shirts, latest style. Lisie Thread under Shirts $ Drawer*. Cotton " '• Shirt collars latest style; L iwn Cravats; Black Silk " White Lir.en llan.l!:erchicf; | Summer Stocks; Superior aiti-le of French Suspenders; | Black Kid Gloves; Fancy Colored Kid Gloves; Silk | Lisle thread ' ; snd all uth'T articles usually kept by Merchant Tail >rs ar.a Gent's furnishing stores. Bedford, Dec. 12, 1850. For pimples, and wrinkles and freckles and t.m, Nothing has e'er !;c..n discovered by tuan, LIKS (hat wonderful product of tropical bow ers, The popular "Calm of a Thousand Flow.-rs.'" To lie hid at DR. IIARUY S. M arch 6. GEXERAL STAGE OFFICE. rr.HE subscribcirespectfully begileavetoan- X nouuee to his oil friends and the public generally .that lie '"as leased and taken posses ion oi the Bedford Hotel, lately in the occu pancy of Col. Adam Baruhatt. It is not his design to make many professions as to what he will do, but he pledges his word „at bis most energetic efforts will be employed to render comfortable all who give hi ja call. The house will be handsomely iitte* up, and none but carefuland attentive serv .ats will be engaged. Persons visiting the Bedford Springs, as well as those attending Court, and the traveling community generally, are respectfully invited to give him a call and ju igc for themselves. P7" The stages all now stop atthis hotel, Boarderstakeii by tie week,month or year unfavorable terms. Ample and c ..nfortablc stabling isat tached to this bote , which will always be at ended by a careful h ostler. Also, a safe and couvcnientcarriage house. JOIIN IIA FE U. Bedford, Apr. 16, 1855. u Plastering Lfitlikl! f JTlin rXERSI.\r, having erected J- a Mill for sawing PLASTERING LATMSOH his premises in Union Tp., Bedford comity, is now ready to furnish any quantity on the'shortest notice. i'ricesi.so per thousand, 3 ft. long Otherlongths in proportion. I.otters addressed to meat St. Clairevilk- wl be promptly attended to. WM. GRIFFITH (jninn Tp.. Fob. 16.1831. si. TtVOTIOE TO DELINQUENT COL IM LE EFOUB.—Notice is hereby given to a 1 djiin juaut collectors in Bedford county, up to the year ld'jij inclusive, tint if they pay up biliQce* standing in their duplicates by .May C >urt 1857, they will be allowed 3 per cetu uii the amount so paid in, over and above the 5 per cent already allowed by law. By order ol the tfimmissioners. It. NIf.'ODEMUS, Jan. Hi, 1857. Clerk. J. IMLIIER & CO. MARKET STREET WHARF PlilL'J. DEALERS IX Kisit AND PROVISIONS: Have constantly o:t hand an assortment cf Alackeral, Shad, Herrings, Codfish, Beef, Pork, Lard, Sht.ul lers, Hams, Bides, Cheese, Rice, $e- March 20. 1537.-3n 1 J Jhvsici.iiw prescript'<n carefully c-itupound i I el, it ill Hours of '.ho daj- oi night, at Dr. i Harry's, Drug Store. fHE n KW-YORK. WEEKLY TIMES —A LITERARY AND NEWS JUUKNAL FuK TDK FAMILY AND FIUK- SjlDK— The Cheapest Newipapn in the United Statu. Upon the termination oltl.e Frvidential con test imiv close at hand, the prupileturs of the Neu-York Weekly Times intend to introduce va nous and extensive chances in it* character, which will render it srillmore attractive to the great mass ot tin people ol the United Stales, its columns will lif.n uek'S* exclusively oceu picd (' ; -jliiicat news and discussions, and will lie muih more iwgelv devoted to literature, ger.erai iiuws, and interesting miscellaneous reading. It will be mudo emphatically auu -syce-ally il netcspaj -.r j\ ; ■ e family and the fireside, cuntai;.i..g Literary Tales, Owginaland Selected; Biographical Notice*, bitelcliea ol Character, Letters from Abroad, Anecdotes, and generally whatever will be most entertain ing and most instructive to the great mass of Newspaper Leaders. Among the sp'cuowa attraction# otthcWcek iy T.mcs will bo an uriginul r.cxel by a popular American. Author, written expressly lor it columns, and übounding in interest cud merit. 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It will be sent to subscribers by mail at the folia wing rates: One copy cue year, for $2 Fire Copiet, ct.e year, for 5 Twenty-Fire Copies, a.e year, for 20 Kacli package must in every case be sent to one name and address. Any Postmaster, clerk or orlu r peison, who may send us Ten or more sulseribt-rs on the above terms, and who will receive the package for distribution among trie subscribers, shall receive an extra copy. Ad ditions may at any time be made to Clubs by the party in whose nam : the Clitb stands, and oil terms of first remittance. Postage or. the Weekly Timet is: To Canada, payable in advance, 26 c'ts a y'r. Within the State. 13 < • Within the United States, 26 • < O The New-York Daily Times, is a very la-go, nrst-class Daily paper, containing all the News of the Day, Sec., &c., which is sect to Sub scribers by mail at sis dollars per annum. The Now-Yorkoe-ai-woekly Tiracs. publish oil twice a wee! , and containing all the read ing matter of the Daily, is sent to Subscriber.-, at the rate of three dollars per annum. Two Copies to one address far I-'ive Dollars. O Payment in all castt is required invariably in advance; and no papert sci'le.cr be sen.' unlit the receipt of the money. Ail letters inclosing money, or on business of any kind with the office, to beaddressed to thePublubors, RAYMOND, WESLEY y Co., No. 133 Nassan-st., New-York. New-York, Nov. 11, 1866. Til 111 11. Valentine Steckman, PR.o.eß.iETori. Boarders taken by the day, week, month a tin vear. April 25,1856—tf rno keep the teeth and gums healthy.—Use X Bazin's Rose tooth paste,- or the llaim e' a Thousand Flowers, with a good brush, all of which can he purchased cheap, at I>r. ffar y's. Notice to all Concerned. Tn.vr we tins day nave purchased at Consta ble Sale, as the property of Peter Ueagbard, viz: Ono Cow, twenty-five acre* of Grain in the ground, more or less, and his interest iu ♦be Grair iu the ground on tliv Kllenberger farm.—all of which we will leave in the hands of the said Peter It eighard during our pleasure. TURNER a KEGG. Buena Vista, April 10, 1557. 1 Vision's Magic Hair Dye. Colors instantane 1 ously, the Hair or Whiskers a jet black cr beautiful brown. Also, PhaloasChemical Hair Invigor* tor, a superb article, for preserving and beautify ing the Hair, can bo purchased from Harry, at the cheap Drug Store. Clou ntry Physic! ins, can have their orders 'filled, with the very best articles, at city prices .at Dr, Harry's Cheap Drug Store, Pitt st. Bedford, Pcriu'a. Oet. 31, 1856. DR. B. F. HARRY. Creata Crocks, Milk Ctoeks of nil Sizes: Kutter Pishes, from one to on-' and a hail" gallon Pitcher*, all .t which aro of best quality, for sab , \ A. FERGUSON- Bedford, Jan. 16, IB6G. ' DIMS, BOOKS IKD TIONM. Kit. t. C. ItEttfES, , Bedford, Pa., HAVING purchased the Drug sfrd Be.-. - Store of Dr. S. !>. Scott, conttsr.il* on hand, at the old stand, a isipc rrd Well s<*- lectvd stock of choice L'lugs and Xcdkinc , wholesale and retail, all of wj.ieh will he ..>(t ati'airterms. The assert sent ccusitts ii> j j,t t Lrxtfra and Chemicals, Lh.t Woods una Paints d Oits, Wintow Glut* a; d Clcs, Wurt, Tobacco ui.d Scaurs, Perfumery, id• articles, 4c., £c. PATENT XEDICIXES.— llavlrg the rcg-; agency toi the sale of all cf tkte sicdic, the pniilicare asauicd that they arc ci the such as l.ate stood the tctt ol tic. ■ <t rience, at.J can he safely receilit! ir.ti; d cuioc, vix: nL*d £ai d t rilla, Wistar's Balsam cf Wild C! cm. . '• Cliecry Peetoraja Moflat's Life PSI.V aYc nix Bilteis, l7r. Ja; r.e"s I ■.Jitc I'ah;.stock's. UoKnsuok's, g,.,? c t l or * • ges; Ilcoiland's German Litters. *,e., . •. Constantly on hand a large e?(,< f o i, biographical, scientific, rellgknr, jc school, and niisccllarici.s LOOPS.' Also a great variety of P.dE CY ST.'. j ARY, Cap, Post and wrsrping psjci oi •: quality, Paper Hangings in great Window Blinds in patten.s or ly the ji.< Wall Paper, Steel and Fancy Good*. ' ELM UK. BOOKS ol' t-TCij size ttr.d v ?1 ' Pocket Books and Port Jioiiitt.it*. Dj ; , r ' Blank Deeds and Stortgages, geld I' ( ; ; i Pencils, Combs, Brushes, Perfumery in j r . | variety, Soaps, Ac., &c. Lamps, and CamphhteOil ard Petri , Fb : ! kept constantly on hand. CHOICE LIQUORS for modical use; \r t 'r ! Scheiuani Schnapps, Gki, i'cit, Shciv a,. I Madeira Wines. | Aug. 11, 11!54.-tf m\fiii.B. QADPLES, Harres:-., Trunks. W hips, fr.— 0f he undersign- i *uM tepee i.'uij k u: ot r.c*. to the Public that they have fomi.-ii a paiuur ship, and are new ;ally prepared to rt: . ifactite all kinds of work in their line of Lusine.-s of the ijebt liirUiiiilSj uutl upon the sborte At ur*. tice. 8 > wholesale c r retail. Ehcp peWY~J~~.■! at the old stand on Pitt Strei:. J. A.MENLLta. Bedford, Nov.SiSO or the Hail—Jockey Club, acd new uowr . hay, pomatums, genuine ox 11.arrow, at j. Harry's. A ycl'S Cherry Pectorol.—For Ho err a-i-Cougii*, Coids, A:c., can Lu ira a; llwrv's Drug Store Vs the season for chapped hads an far coming on, wo advise our frier.ds to •. Dr. Harry, at the cheap TV.t'i Ster:- box of Bazia's Auiar.ditie U pi. r. '>■ cure of chapped hands, c nly tier hi.; Lumber! Luingjc-r!! 100,000 s c^,-y, of L: MHLR of vaiious sorts, such a Pine. Yel.ow Pint, Foplar, Spruce. A sale ' F. I). BE EG! <; St. Clairsrill e, Feb. IS, 1853-tf Holloway's Worm Confections.—A pluoaaiil, an J effectual remedy for u. 1 at Dr Harry's cheap Drug Store. Bazinsand Lubins Extracts for the Her chief, Cologne Water, Jet., at I r. ' < MUSIC A MUSICAL INETRTJXEN Piatios, Melodious, I; tiles, Gi. I Braes Horns, Clarionets, Brums, etc.. o i ous manufacture, always ■;i hand. her , j plUd al ti;y wholesale rates. We ho. p... on hand a lull assortment >.f ail the:*v fashionable music, which j c. cur pa.it to any part el the country. N.B. iiuaic tursr.ged to order. M.'KYocb. & s?:rr. C iiJT.tl* Ti it/*. March". 1857. SAMUEL RAEEBAUGH, Justice of the I'cace. 1 OFFICE two doors South of the 1 House, and next door to the otf.eif Maun & Spang, where he will attend t : t collection of all claims placed in his band:. Bedford. Jau. Ti, 18H6. JOB Mann. G. 11. SPANG. V AW PART NEK SHIP.—TI.c urdns: M J have associated .iiemselvcs in :' ■>. i'l," of the Law, and will promptly atlcuu io a'i ess entrusted to their care in Betife:. a' owing counties. [T7"e)!hae on .Tuiianna Strt U.r" i. south ot Mengel House and oppos'te .ito deuce of Maj. Tate. max;.' & LP AX June 15t—1654 tf. Dr. F. C. Ecarner, Physician and Sur^son. Respectfully tenders his r*.tiers xt. the citizvus of Bedford atid vicinity, may always be found (tiniest, pn-tessitlis.'- Jagod) at his Drug and Book Sti.u, in aui.an: St. * Feb. 16, 1864. X II W r J R si —AT— HOTPEWEXzLt. THE subscribers trading atid d dng I cii | under tie firm of BatndnlLr, Lovrry. A f. c. tvomd respectful!y inform their friruus. ai ■ I,: '' public goner ally, that they have opr.-,-:! tt al>ove place, and arc daily receiving a ;ar stock of Merchandise, consist : rg in , at < Muslins, Ticking, Usenberg::, Drills, Cat- r->r ■ Sattirrtts. Cloths, Flannels, De-lares, Firs. Merinos, Silks, Calicos. Hats andC. ; -. U , : ware, (Jue.-nsware. Boots and Shoe®, Grtvcrif-' of all descriptions. A'so a targe astu rm c!d • Ready made Clothing, all of whi.h wilt he upon as short profits as can be had iti the rot.c tv. (1. It BARXDOLLAR, JOHN F. i.otvia • JOHN C. EYEKHASTr c. YV. A SI! COM, Dec. 26. 1853. HARDWARE STOEE. The subscriber would an:.oun-a toht° * suit an I the public xin gen.til. lb— ' ,O " ' enoved his HARDWARE STOKE*. J" [ wilding second door w.-st of the ijei!t>r ;b® tel, wber t he byis just received and opened extensive assortment of llnlwrr, <• almost every article in th..t line ■ ' His stock >f SADDLERY of the best and was s.-lectt-d with great care, lie *•"" respectfully invite al' it: want ol artic-cr Hardware iinu, lo give bini a call, safisli'" he car. please all who do so. _ . ' JOHN AEN.'LD- May 38. lSAfi. : ous of rod -.cius: iL ir : h to Wake room for Aprv-g (*c ' , ' purchasers, the best uarazitis e* fs j font. Call and sue ho vct enp volt . A. J!. UK AY-EE. 4 ■' 1 Jan. 10. 1857.
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