ioiffii & an 3EDFORD ,Pa. Friday Morning, 50v.20 IBH. ••Fawless ani Free." TJVVI > RIJITOR ANI PROPRIKTOR. ADMITTED. On motion of Alex. King, Esq., Robt. IV. Fvan, 0. M. Barton, and Jas. L. Rush, Esqrs., were admitted to practice in the several Courts of Bedford County, on Wed nesday evening last. We understand that they passed a very "creditable examination. The present week being Court, we have not been ableto piy ws much attention to <mr paper as we ought. Young Billing, tried at the present term of nur Court for the murder of young Flock, was acquitted ou Wednesday evening last. LOCOFOCO SPECI LITOR3. A story is going the rounds of the press wbic'i will show the real consideration that the demagogue leaders of the Democracy have for the liish, on other subjects than that of voting. We condense from the Chi cago Trinune of Oct. 2d. It seems that a bady of speculators had long looked upon the site of Superior City. Wisconsin, as ODC they wisftrcd to pos-ess. They were Douglas, Frank Fierce Sidney Webster, Vice Presi dent Breckenridgc, .Tesse P. Bright, and others. Before the land was brought into market and before it was even when it cuiiid only be held by ihe>e speculators employed an agent lo in duce a company of Irishmen to build on the ground. They did so, erected their and staked iff and cultivated their gardens. They fulfilled the requirements of the Pre. eruption Law, excepting in recording their intention to claim t;,c land. W hen the land came into market, no legal claim to it could be found on record,Wfcd the agent of these ~peculators bid it in, and ordered the Irish men to decamp with their pigs and property . Now, it was the intention of the Pre-emption Act to protect this very class of ignorant settlers, against the non-resident specula tors. Under it, a lawyer for the Irish brought a suit before the General Land Of fice in Wisconsin to recover tnc land, on the ground of prior settlement. ine suit was decided against Messrs. Douglas, Breckeu ridgs & Co., but will pre bally be cairied to the General Land Office at asniogton* GLOOMY" PROSPECTS. TIJO New Turk Tribune predicts that by the l<t or middle of next December, ut itaet OHO hundred thousand persons in the city of New York will be out of employ ment and nearly cut of means. The ship cards in New York are nearly idie, the foundries but half working, and the great clothing stores are doing very little. It is stated that women Lave recently corue to New York from places 100 miles away in quest of work from the clothing stores, only to bo turned off with none, and compelled to beg their way home again. The Tribune a l is, that places have looked for servan* girls for -one time past: soon servant girls will look earnestly for places, and be very glad to And them. It is predicted that soup houses for hungry laborers who can find 110 labor will be wauted before January! The Journal oj Curnmtrc* is of the opinion that, hardly, sinee 1837, has so gloomy a prospect lowered npon the laboring classes of New York. CAUSE OF MR. I'ORTER" t DEFALCATION. —When it was r.nnouneed that Mr. Dorter ) Corresponding Secretary of the American Sunday Shoal Union, a man of simple tastes and habits, with a salary of $2,000 a year was a defaulter to the amount of nearly SOO,OOO, every body asked: "What has ho done with the money?" Pari of the accept ances were made to accommodate a friend who was a paper dealer. But this leftover $50,000 yet to be accounted for. The Philadelphia Presbyterian, of last week, states another fact that throws light upon *ue mystery. Tneuty years ago Mr. Porter weut into the morus niulticaulas speculation which, it will be remembered, was going to enrich many people all of a sudden.— He used the funds or credit of the Sunday School Union. He lost, like the real cf his neighbors. Finding that he had sunk ten thousand dollars of money not his own, and not having toe moiai courage to confess lii dclir.qnency, he used the credit of the society being authorized to give acceptance in its name—to meet the debt and the interest. Ho Las bc-eu doing this for twenty yea r s— the amount of course giowing all the time. If this statement i 3 true, it shows most impressively the folly of trying to right one wru .g by another, and the infatuation 0 f a i man who onto begins to try to financier •himself out of difficulty. Tits LAND SPECULATIONS.—An article n the Chicago Tribune informs us that; s-ioals of people from New England and lbs i Middle Sates arc travelling westward to ; look after tiie farm lauds and building lots in which they invested sa much money last summer unif spring, at a time 01 great infla tion, or upou the security of which they lent money to western men. The Tnbttie adds that these investments are hopeless En*, ano wilt be so for years to come. But this probably bpends upon whether the holders of such luuds and lots continue to expect good prices. The article wc quote ftou), s-iys that the amount of land now for sale is immense, in fact out uf all propor tion to the demand at present, or any pros pective demand for the next ten years. As for building lots, nine-tenths of them might as well be sacrificed at once by their owners for any price they will bring. From the tone of the wtsfem papers it is quite clear that none of the land now held by specula tors will be saleable for along lime to come unless thrown into the market for whatever it Wui bring. Then emigrants aud settlers will be attracted to "he regions which the eager appetites of speculators had swallow ed up. But if n< t then, the next tide of tm igratiott w til pass over them entirely and they will he forgotten. flj?""Tbe Frederieksburg, Va., .Vetcs gives ! us the adventures of a hundred dollar bill, 1 and the good it ae joniplished. A merchaut ; of that city went to Carolina Court on a | certain occasion with a SIOO note of a car. i tain denomination. Shortly after he got on > the green he paid it over to a farmer. The j farmer soon discharged an indebtedness to ! some one else, and thus the note kept ou its j mission of liquidation until near the heel of the evening, when it was again paid back : to the same merchant who took it there, and he brought it hack to Fredericksburg.' j Having the curiosity to trace its workings, j he found that SI,OOO worth of debts had I been nai i by that SIOO note on a single day ! ff!F"A? an evidence of the hard times which arc prevailing everywhere, the New ark (X. .).) Advertiset relates the following incident: "A young uicehaaic ou Saturday evening was arrested for stealing a piece of meat front * butcher's stall. lie said i.o had been without work several weeks, and | being without money or credit, and too prond to bog, he preferred to steal to save : from starvation a wife and two etiildred, who had been without food since Friday morning. An investigation into the ease proved the truth of his statement, and he was released, given the meat, and told to come Tor more, and was also presented wit It a purse of $6, which was made up foi uiiu," Tub Wokkingman's Friend. —ONE o, cur democratic exchanges publishes the fol lowing, as an item of news "it is reported from Washington that Pres ident Buchanan intends to introduce a sys tem of rigid tooootny, aud Among other things to stop all work, and to dismiss the woikmcu employed upon the various Custom llonsc** and otlier pebble buildings in the course o* erection."' The workingmen can see from this the iove the President has for them, at tlAi pr. ticular time, when money is tight anuindu.-- try paralysed. To deprive them of labor, tor which toe Government has made appro priation?, may be democratic, hut, tiicie is neither humanity nor economy in the move ment. "TUR. FEARFUL JUDGMENT."—The last information on (be subject of the man silting on a chair for blasphemy, throws soma light upon the origin of the story. It is said that a ruin iu Union eoutvy, an 1 not at Mt. Union , while winnowing grain, became ex asperated on discovering that the weevil had destroyed a portion of his grain—that ho indulged in some tall swearing—went into the house and sat down, and the ex citement brought on a severe attack of ap oplexy, from which he ultimately recovered- This was the basis of an enlarged and won derful story, and such papers as copied our article will do well to set their readers right on the blasphemy question.— Hollidaysbur g Standard. BCRIED TREASURES COMING TO LIGHT. —Tiie Peninsular (Del.) J\'ews says: "The people of the lower part cf Sussex county continue to pick up silver coins along the coast. A friend informs us that, according to the best information he can collect, there have been from tight to nine thousand dol lars collected altogether. The coin date,., as far down as 1718, and is iD circulation all over Baltimore Hundred. The prevail, log opinion is that it is the money which wa g buried by Gibbsanl Wulmsley, the two no torious pirates, who after conviction, con fessed that they had buried money iu the sand in that neighborhood." WHAT BECOMES or TIIE GOLD?—The product of gold in California for 1856 was $77,114,858; of which $69,136,922 were exported to foreign countries. It is largely trau-.hipped from Liverpool to London,thence to France, Germany, and other pat ia of Europe, to be manufactured into watches, jewelry, &c., <!ko. Gold has become an article of product and of export from the United State?, as much as cotton, maize or wheat. Prior to ibe discovery of the Cali fornia hiines, the average export of precious nietaLs was scarcely five millions of dollars per annum, now the annual average auiouut exported exceeds forty tu'.Fious. DEBT OF VIRGINIA—It appears, from a statement of the Auditor of Virginia, that the actr.al public debt of the State, on the Ist of Octobor, was $27,482,915,63. BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE. The mjst skeptical people can be con vinced by trial that r4l the family medicines are not humbug, and that among the thous and of butterfly iife thwe area few of great merit, and undoubted worth. Of these, Dr. Sanford's iuvigorstor or Liver Remedy stands first una foremost among the reme dies of the day that can be relied on as a medicine that is ail it is reco turn ended by its proprietors. It advertises itself on ev ery trial, for there are uoue who-use it but tell their friends to do so, and so it goes from mouth to month till all the people of the Union have learned the good of this tru ly valuable medicine. It is recommended with testimonials to prove its virtue for the cure of iiver complaints of every kind, from the worst Dyspepsia to a comuinu headache, and is particularly adapted to Jaundice, Deranged Stomach, Bowel Complaint*, and diseases of children. Oue or two doses arc said to cure a cold with scarce a failure. It is worth a trial ser this alone. It is particularly adapted es the use of ladies, particularly those of fodentary habits. Some ladies of the high to tstnndiog in society have given their cer tificates of its cScacy, and we say to ail who arc ailing, try one bottle, and you will never be without it. For sale by Dr. B. F. Harry.—Nov. 13,-b. TO THE MILLION—Prof. Wood, of St. Louis, has, after years of deep study and untiring research, succeeded in present ing to the pubiic an article superior to any now in use, and indeed it is truly a wonder ful discovery. We advert to his Hair Re storative, the only article that has been completely successful in cheating age of his gray locks, removing dandruff, itching, scrofula, &c. It restores the gray head to injrc than the original beauty, adds new lus tre to locks already luxuriant, having the effect on coarse, harsh hair to render it glo-sy and watery ; fastens permanently hiir that is loose or falling, and many other qualities which will become known as soon us used. For sale bv Dt. B. F. Harry.— Nov. 13,-b. HERMAN'S TINWARE can't be beat.— His shop is a few doors West of the old Globe Hotel; He is an old and good me chanic, and makes all Lis work himself, and sells cheaper than anybody else. All who want tinware will save money by calling on him. He follows no other business and pays all his attention to making aud selling good, substantial, aud cheap work. May 22, 185". • VToori-xyn Cream" — .1 Potnnit for beauti fying Ike Hair. —Eighty perfumed, superior to any French article imported, awl for half t price. For dressing Ladies' Hair it has no equal, giving it a bright glossy appearance— It causes Gentlemen's Hairto curl in the most natural manner. It removes dandruff, always eiving the Hair the appearance of being fresh shampooed. Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed FCTKtDGrE CO., Proprietors of the '•>! m a Thousand Flowers." For sale by all Druggists. fiTeowr.. !!!!<: IHARfim. PHILADELPHIA NOV. 10.—The receipts of Flour have increased, the inspection* of (he pas' three days amounting to about 10,- 000 barrels; and with unfavorable European advices ;.ud accumulating stock, prices are It ss firm. There ssuie little inquiry for export, with further sales of 1000 barrels superfine at about $5 25 per barrel, and 000 barrels Ohio extra at $5 85. Sale? in lots to the retailers and bakeis at $5 37 i up to $6 fur common an-1 extra brauds, according to quality, and stl 50-w 50 i'or fancy lots. Nothing doing in live Flour or Corn Meal— we quote the former at $4 50 and the lat ter at $3 25 per barrel. Grain —There is fair amount of Wheat i ffering, and the demand for it is limned, and wo reduce our q natations 2 cents per bushels. Sales 0t1250 bushels gr 1 and prime Pennsylvania and Southern red at §1 20.il 27 per bushel, and 1400 bushels prime Delaware white at $1 31, afloat. 200 bushels li ve sol i at 75 cents, at which rate ihere is a fair inquiry for distiiling. Corn is in good request, but supplies couie forward slowly—sales of 2500 bushels old yellow at 80 cents, and 6uo bushels prime dry new at GO cents. Oats are unchanged—sales of Southern at 33a34 cents per bushel.— ]larley is dull at 87 cents. 700 bushels Barley Malt sold at §1 10. MAIUUiSD. On Thursday ntorniog, 12th inst., by tlm I 11cv. P. Benedict, ISAIAH CONLKV, Esq., ' of Seh 11.-burg, to Miss CARRIE A. MILLER, I of Bedford. Accompanying the above, we received a ! ; sr g e a nd delicious wedding cake, and what was better still, a very pretty little "yellow boy," in the shape of one of Uncle Sam's new-coined gold dollars. The example is worth following by all about to "commit matrimony," and will be duly appreciated by the printer. The young and happy cou ple have our best wLhes for their future happiness. May naught hut one continued stream of joy follow them through life's pilgrimage. At Yellow Creek, on Thursday evening, the 12th inst, by the Rev. Wm. M. De.it rick, Mr. WM. LINOENFELTEE to MISS BAR BARA L. FINK, of the former place. On the 12th iost., by D. B. i'routtnaa, Esq., Mr. JO6IAII EMRICK to Miss INDIANA DAVIS, aii of Somerset County, Pa. DIET). On the 26th alt-, in West Providence Toweship, Mrs.-JANE WILLIAMS, WIFE OF William Williams, in the fifty-eignth year of her ago. Her sufferings during her last illness were protracted nl severe, but borne with Christian fortitude. She was an intelli gent, and eminently pious Christian, hence, the closing days of her lire were peaceful.-- She died iu hope of a blissful iiumntali \ bovsn 1 the grave; therefoie.we sorrow not as those who have no hope, sud eomtor. our hearts with the reflection that our h*s ,s hvtr eternal gain- Lommunu Jed. in Friends Cove, at the house of imr son, Mr. Joseph Diehi. on the 9ib ln, p I " ANNA MARIA DIEHL, relict ot the 1 to John Diehl, Sen., aged 84 years, 3 months and 24 days. .She leaves c.. ' grand ehildj'tu and 86 great grandchildren. Administrator's Noiire. LETTERS of administration having beeu granted to the subscriber, living in St. Clair Tp., on the estate of Rebecca Wright, late of said township, dee'd, ali persons knowiug themselves indebted to said estate are Hereby notified to make payment imme diately, ami those having claims against the same wiil present them properly authentica ted for settlement. THOMAS 0. YV RIGHT, Jldmr. Nov. 20, 1857. The Assessors OF the several Townships of Bedford coun ty, will meet at the Commissioners' Office, on Monday, the 7th day of December, 1857, to receive their duplicates, instructions, &o. H. NICODEMUS, Clerk. Nov. 20, 1857. ••A Rook Tor Every .Han's Library.' RARE INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS. Canvassers wanted to obtain subscribers fo r theCo.MPßKiiE.\*sivh Gcofiau'nir and History. Ancivxt AND Modkrn OF THE WORLD;" liyS.G. Goodrich, (Piter Pailej). Hand somely bound in cloth gilt, and illustrated with 200 beautiful engravings and 80 maps. Price $3. Sold only ' yageats, to each of whom a speri il district will he given. Applicants should state what counties ttuy would like to canvass. The book is now ready. Copies will he sent by mail, post paid, on the receipt ofthe price. 3.1 L on ail solvent banks taken u! par. The " Hume Journal" says of this woik: "No family whatever should be Without it." For lull partiular* in regard to an rgencv. address, GEORGE YY. ELLIOTT, Publisher and Bookseller. No. 172 YYilliara Street, New York. [r?"All kinds of School atul Miscellaneous Books, Cheap Publications, Stationary and M qis, furnished at the very lowest prices. Or ders solicited. Nov, 13, 135".-It. THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH AND MATURITY, Just Published, Gratis, the 25//; Thousand. A FEU' WORDS OX TIIE RATIONAL treatment, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Gen ital and Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of the System, Jtapotency. and Impediments, to Marriage generally, l>y B. DE LANEV.M. D. The important fact that the many alarming comp'aints, originating in th imprudence and solitude of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is in this small tract, clearly demonstrated ; and the entirely new a..d highly successful treatment, as adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means of which ev ery one is enabled to eure HIMSELF perfect ly and at the least possible cost, thereby avoid ing all tic- .advertised nostrums of the day. Scot to any address, gratis and post free in a sealed envelope, by remitting two postage stamps to Dr. DE LANE Y, IT Lispenard Street, Xi tf York. Oov. IT, 1857. THE WITHERED* HEART, Br T. S. ARTHUR. This i a large 12nio. volume, PRICK S.OO with a tine mezzotint engraving, and is one of the most thrilling tales ever written by the auttror. It shows how amm may seem to the world all (bat is good and noble, and yet be a tyrant i:i his family, and finally send his wife to a mad-house. We p,]l lish aH Mr. Arthur's new books, also works of History. Biography, Ike. for which wo want Agents iu all parts of the Unite 1 States, to wiiom tiic bitgest commission w.ll lie paid, also an extra commission iu tbo way of gifts. J. W.BRADLEY, 48 North Fourth St. Philadelphia, Pa. K. B.—Specimen copies sent by mail, free, on receipt of the price of book. A RARE CHANCE. FOR SALE, the stock of the best located and handsomely lilted up Store in Fulton Coun ty. The jftock is neariy all new, and will be sold low. The fixtures belong to the Store. Rent (with a good dwelling) is very low. A person with a few thousand dollars capital, could do a large business. The present propri etor wishes to s i for the purpose of going into b;..-.! :ess in th" East. Address A. B. C, Box -12, McConuellsburg. Fulton Co. Pa. Sept. 4, 1857.* MUHI. LETTERS of Administration having been granted to the subscriber, living i.. St. Clair Township, on the e-trte of Catharine Oldham, late of s.iid township, dee'd, all persons know ing themselves indebted to said estate are here by notified to make payment immediately, and those having claims against the same will pre sent them propcily authenticated for settle ment. BENJ- 11. WALKER. Auui'r. Oct. 16, 1857. REMOVAL. THE subscriber has removed hit Tinning Es tAbPshment to the frame builiirg in Juliana Street, two doors south of "Brown's Store," where he will bo h lppv to see ail his 01.1 friends and customers. He keeps constantly on hand all kinds of ware in his line, as substantial and Chen's as can be procured in the county. ABRAHAM HERMAN. Aug. 14,1857. ~~i\n?iLLloi)us. r THE subscribers have just opened a large as sortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS, all of which will bo offered at prices to suit the times. We respectfully invite cash and prompt six month cus'oners to c.iil and examine our stock, assuring them that we shall offer greater inducements than ever heretofore. Country Produce of all kinds wanted, for which we will pay the highest price. A. B. CRAMER & CO Oct. 16, 1857. JOZIM il. AL.I.EM k CO. HOS. 11 <s• I CHKSTSUT Streel. (.south tide, below \Vater,)PiiILADELPHIA, (The Oldest Wood-ware House, is thb City.) \TANUFACTARERS and Wholesale deal xVA ers in Patent .Medicine, mads PitOOMS, Patent fj-roved CEDAR-WARE, J irranttil not to tkrink, HOOD nnd ff / CORDS, BRUSHES, he., of all descriptions. Please call and examine our stock. Feb. 27, 1887.-zz. nMIMHLLSI WISDMILLSH THE subscriber would respectfully inform his ol 1 customers, as well as lb" public generally, tint ho s- i continues the manufactory of WtSUMiLLS, aud keeps them .>u himlco:- stantly. He will also do all kinds of repiirln in his line of business. As his mills are w. 11 kuowu in Bedfor 1 county, he deems it unneces sary to siv anything about them. His ah >p is :i3 i'ormetiy, at tba K i*t end or Bodlord, on i'itt Street, Lear the Foundry. SIMON DICKEKHOOF. Aug. 21, 1857.-Bni. NOTICE. ALT. perso s are hereby notified th-t my wife, Sopnia O'Neal, has left my house with out any just cause, and tnat I am determined not to'p.iv any debts ane may contract, nnd I hereby wittti all petaODS uot to trust her on my JAMES O'NEAL. West Providence Tp., Nov. 20, 1857.* FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP! TIIK subscribers havi: g formed a partner ship under the style of "Dock k Ashcorn" for the purpose of c >nducting a general FOUNDRY AND IHACBINE business in the establishment recently erected by Gilhard Dock.in Hopewell, Bedford coun ty, are now prepared to execute orders fot CASTINGS AND MACHINERY off very de scription. They will buili to order steam-en gines, coal anil"dritt-c:irs, horse powers and threshing machines —also, ca.-.iing of every kind for furnaces, forges, s iw, grist and rolling mills, ploughs, water-pipe, columns, house fionts. brackets, &c., &c. They are also, now making a fine assort meet of STOVES of various kinds of the latest pat terns an ! most approved styles, including sev eral sizes of COOK. STOY ES oi the best make, heating stoves for churches, offices, bar room*, &c. A lull assortment of Stoves will be kept constantly on hand, and sold at wholesale and retail, at prices to suit the times, and quality, warranted equal to the best eastern make. — Machinery of all kinds repaired promptly.— Patterns made to order. MILLIARD DOCK, C. YV. ASHCOM. Nov. 6, 1857, DISSOLUTION. THE partnership heretofore existing and trading under thetirin of Barn-dollar, I.owry J* C>>.. and Kverhart, Asheoin & Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The books he., are in the hands of UarndoHarA Kverhart, who are authorized to settle all accounts of the old Ann. G. R. BARN DO LI AR, J. P LOWRY, C. YV. ASHCOM, J. C KVERIiART. Hopewell, Nov. 6, 1857. THE subscribers takes tills method of in forming the public th'l they will continue the business of merchandising at the old stand, and hope by strict attention to business to receive a liberal siiere ot public patronage. We have remodeled the Ilopewell Mill, and are now readv to grind ail kinds of grain for which the highest price wiil be paid. B.YRNDOLLAR $ EVERHAKT. Hopewell, Nov. G, 1357. / A RETIRED Pll YSICI.tX, / T5 Years of a pre, / Whose sands of life have neaily run out, I discovered while in the East Indies, a cc | tain cure for Consumption, Asthma. Bron chitis. Coughs, Colds, and genera! debility. The remedy was discovered by hi: i when his only child, a daughter, was given to die. iie had heard much of the wonderful restorative and healing qualities of preparations made from the East Indi i Hemp, and the thought occur red to hiat that he might make a remedy tor his child. 110 studied bard and succeeded in realizing bis wishes. His child was cured.and ii new alive and well, tie has since adminis tered the wonderftil remedy to thoiisancs et sufferers in all parts of the world, arid he has never failed in making them completely heal thy arid happy. Wishing to do as much good as possible, lie will send to such of his afflicted fellow-beings as request it, this recipe, with full and explicit direction s for making if up, and succesdully using it. Ho requires each applicant to inclose hira one shilling—three cents to be returned as postage on the recipe, and the remainder to be applied to the pay- e uient of this advertisement. Address Dr. H.JAMES, No. 10 Grand / St., Jersey City, X. J. I Nov. 6, 1857.-lm. / OR. B. F. lIAZIRf RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional services tt> the citizens of B •1: rd and vi cinity. Office and residence on Piit-Sfreet. in the building formerly occupied by Dr. J. H. Ilotius. Nov. 0, 1857. DR. SA YFOItD S [XVIGOR\TOR, OR LIVER REMEDY IS AX ARTICLE THAT EVERY BODY needs who is not in a perfect state of health for the Liter is second only to the he m in our human economy, and when that is deranged the whole vital machinery runs wrong. To find a medicine peculiarly adapted to this disease lias been the study of one of the proprietors, in a large ami extended practice for the past twenty years, aid the result of his experiment is the Invigorator, as a never-failing remedy where medicine has any pou rto help. As a Liver Remedy it has no equal, as all testify who use it. A lady writing from Brooklyn, says, • Wou.4 j that I c ,ull express in this short letter the val. i ue your Invigor.it or has been to me in raising ' a large family of children, for it has never fii - i ed to relieve all affections <>f the stomach, bow- ! vis or attacks of worms. If mothers once had j this remedy placed Within their reach, and wrote j taught how to use it, a fearful and untold a mount of agony might be saved." One of our prominent bankers says, "Five or six years since I fund myself running down with a liver difueulty ; ri sp ting to your Invig orator, was greatly relieved, and. continuing for a season, was entirely restored." A clergyman called at our office the other day and said he had given a poor woman a hot tie, who was suffering very badly from Liver Complaint, and before site had taken the whole of it she was at work earning bread for her fam ily. A gentleman, recently from the West, says, while at Chicago, he was attacked with a slow, lingering fever, that baffled the skiil of physi cist!*, but the luvigorator cured him in a few days. One of our city merchants said, while on a visit to Troy, a tew days since, he was attacked with bowel and stomach disorders, so as to con tine him to his room, ho sent to the drug store for a bottle of Invlgorator, took one da so, which relieved hiin so that he was able to attend his business. An acquaintance, whotc business compels j him to write most ot the time, says, he became so weak as to be unable at times to hold his pen, while at others, sleep wouid overpower him, but the Invigorator cured hirn- A gentleman from Brooklyn called on us a week or two since, looking but the bad >w of a j man, with a skin yellow, pile and deathlike,— I lie had been for a long time suffering from Jaundice and Dyspepsia, and unable to attend ■ to his business. We sat him again to-day a changed man. a > 1 to use bis expression, he has not seen the bottom of f'a •f-st bottle, and fur ther adds "it saved ray lit.-, for I was fast go ing to a consumptive's grave." Among the hundreds of Liver Remedies now offered to the public, there are none we can so fuiiy recommend as Dr. Sanford's Invlgorator. or Liver Remedy, so gen- rally known now* throughout th • Union. This prepirition is tru ly a Liver invigorator, producing t'e most happy results on all who h-m it. Almost innu merable certificates have been given of the grejit virtue of this ni diciae by these of the highest | sttnding in soei. fy, and it is, without d. übt, the best prepuvtion now beloro the public* SAXFORD St CO., Proprietors, 8-15 Ijroad way, New York. For sile by Dr. B. F. Harry, and Druggist's generally. Oct. 30, 1857. "V*7\A.sst I*lTDx>. ~ TWO Journeymen Tailors will be emnloyel by the subscriber, if application be inade im mediately— constant imployment an t good wages will be given. ' C. Lol'LK. Bed lord, Dec. IJ, ltotj. ai'ttinistrator's Notice. LETTERS of administration on the Estate of Samuel .Mock, late of St. Clair Township, dee'd, having la-en granted to the Subscriber, residing in said Townslrip. all persons indebted to said estate are, therefore, hereby notified to make payment iminodiattdy. and those having claims ag.inst the Estate, will present the in Ju iy authenticated for settlement NATHAN H. WRIGHT, Adtn'r. Aug. 14. I 85".-f * INFORMATION WANTED. Whtsreas, A certain man tiarae 1 Matthew Gaau r being deranged in his mini, left his home in Woodcock Valley about the first of Slay last, and has not been board of since the first of June. Said Garner is aliotit 5 feet 9 <>r 10 inches high, gray eyes, dark complexion, 53 vetrs < f age, u.i 1 his hair is middling long and gray. 4ny person giving fti'bmiaflon of his whereabouts and sending to Henry Garner or John Garner, Jr., Marklesl tirg, Huntingdon Countv, will receive a teward of S2 : J. Oct." 30, 1857.-31. TUSCARORA ACADSMY. SITUATED in Juniat < County, Pa., 8 miles from the Mifllin, and f> miles from the Perrvs viile Stations of the Pa., K. Road. Tins In stitution is especially note lpn the following par ticulxrs: Ist. Healthy location— bnildinvs nearly new —in the mild of beauty ul scenery. 2d. The surrounding community is marked for intelligence, morality, and high christian character. 3d. Being in the country, students are not he set by temptations , as in lowus and places of pub lic resort. 4th. Thorough Instruction is given in all thu branches necessary for Bc.vs&i, F r TKACHINQ or for COLLSOK. sth. Mi LI. bat firm discipline. G'h. Pit t ■ittsiudeuU are not retained. 7th. Special pains are taken in the Boarding Department to have healthy food, in sujfi'icnt quantity and properly prepare '.. Bth. The comfort, haJpiness. and mental i<n procemhU of pupils \ constantly kept in view. Terms. For Tuition, Boarding, Washing and Furnished Room, (per session ofs mo.) SHO. payable quarterly iu advance. Light and Fuel extra. The Winter Session opens oa tb 3d of November nest. i'or further particulars applv to J. 11. SHOIAKER A. M . Prin. Aeadataia, Juniata Co., Ps. Aug. 28, 1857.-3 m. The <*real L'ngiih Itfmedj. SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, At. D , Physician Extraordinary .0 tkv Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful ai d danger ms dis eases to which tho female constitution is sub ject. It mwderves all < xcer.s and removes all obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied, on. TO ntItRIED LADIES it i peculiarly suited. It will, in a short'irae bring on the monthly period with regularity. Kueh bottle, price One Doilar, hea-s the Government Stamp of Great Britain, to pre vent counterfeits. CACTIO .V . These Pills should not he taken by females du ring the THREE MOETJtS of Preg nancy, us they are sure to bring on Miscar i'-igc, but at any other time they ai e sift. I a ail cases of Nervous tutd Spinal Affec tions Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hys terics, and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means Have failed, and al though a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution. Full directions accompany each package. Sole Agent for the United' States and Canada JOB MOSES, (Late I. C. Baldwin & C 0.,) Rochester, N. Y. N. 8.—51.00 and 6 postage stamps enclose 1 to any authorized Agent, will insuro a bottie of the Pills br return mail. For sale bv Dr. B. F. iiarrv. Oct. 9 1857-zz. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The undersigned, npp >inted by th<* Court of Common Ft ns in and toe the County of lie i ford.ro report a distribution aruon -st creditors, of the ra:•:• in the hinds of Joseph B. Ko hie. Esq., S-qiiestritor of the F.Utousvilh: and TFoodberry Turnpike id' .id Company, wiii at tend to th" dutie* of bis appoiutmont oa Wed nesday, the 14th day <>r" October next, at 10 o'clock of .nil day, at b:.s office in the Bor ough <;t Bedford, when an i where all persona interested can attend with due proofs of ikeit respective claims. Claimants s.iouid Oe full' } prepared in this particular. JNO. P. F.EKD, Auditor. Sept. 25, 1867. SIS CENTS REWARD. BAN AWAYfrom the subscribe!, on the stb inst., John laras, an apprentice to the faming business. All persons are cautioned against harboring or trusting said boy, as I ant deter mined to pav no debts of his contracting . JAMES O'NEAL. W. Proviiance Tp., Oct 30, 1857. \oricL. LETTERS of administration on the es tate of John Peter Skiruer, lr.te of Union Township, deoM, having been granted to the subscriber, residing '.a said township, notice is hereby given to ail persons indebt ed to said estate to tnahe payment iuiuiedi <ceiy, and those bat'ng claims against, said estate will present than forthwith properly authenticated for so'.t'euwnt. JOHN AKE, Adm'r. Aug. 7, 1857—f * Gettys' Photographic Gallery, -EXCHJNGJ: BUILDING,' BEDFORD, PA WHERE Arabrotypes, Dagm-rreotypes, do j 4'C. are iXecuted in the latest styles \ and improvements of the Art. A full assort- i ment of plain and fancy c .ses, gold and plated j Lockets >\t very low prices. The r.ublic are respectfully invited to call j and t-Xi'.miue his specimens. T. R. GETTYS, Js. ! Kay 22. 1837. limiOVAlj. r'rv.lE subscriber lias removed his KF.STAC- | J- RANT AS.) BAKKST ASO CoSfECHOXART j EsTA3oisiiM!iST, to the Rising S ia Building, , in Julians Street, where be would tea pleased to see all his o> 1 trie a is and cnuomors. He keeps cnnnUntly onhmd the choicest I ,nd best CJIxES, CANDIES. FRUITS and j NUTS, evr off-red to the pnblic; aiso Cham, bersburg \T.ia and IIUIJII. He tiiStlUvd Up an |rC Cri'dtM fttttoOß, and wit/ keep OH ban t throughout the season, a '.nil supply of this hiee refreshment. ®jr f VRTIKS suppliel, on tu sh rteat notice, with Ice Crt 'n, Cakes atid Coutcc tions. Having served a regular, apprenticeship to the a'lovn bast s. ani naviug been const mt !_v engixed ir forunnv years, he feels ou li bnt th t can renter s .i-ifictiou to all who IUAV favor hiin <*l th visit. JOHN J. LUTHER. Bedford, April 2i, 1b57. Firrhi Hair—Jockey Club, ami uewmovyn h ty, pomatums, genu iue ox marrow ,*t Br ' il.rrr's. WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL, old and yonnc, to this wonderful prepa ration, which turns to its original cior, gray hair—covers the head of the Odd with a luxuriant growth—removes the dandruff, itch in-, and all cutaneous eruptions— causes* con tinual flow of the natural flcid'i; and hence, if used as a regular dressing for the hair, will pre serve its color, and keep it from falling to ex treme old age. in a!! it:: natural KAuty. We call,then upon the bald, the gray, or diseased m scalp, to use it: an l surety, the jroung will trot, as they value the flowing locks, or thg witching curls, ever l>e without it. Its praise is upon the tongue of thousands. Walcrtown, Mass.. Mav 1. 1855. PROF. O. J. WOOD; Allow me to attest the virtues and ms"ic powers of your Hair Re storative. Three month's since, being exceed ingty gray, I purchased and soon commenced to use. two bottles j and it soon began to tell; in restoring the silver locks to their native col or, and the hair which was before dry and harsh, and falling off. now became 3<>ftand glossy, and. it ceased failing; the dandruff disappeared, and thu scalp lost all the disagreeable itching, so annoying before, and now, I not only look but feel young again. Respectfully, vottrs. o<c. CUAS. WHITNEY". New Yo-k, Oct. 2. 1855. PROF. O. J. WOOD—Dear Sir : After read ing the advertisement in one of the New York journals, of your celebrated Hair Restorative, i procured a half pint bottle, and was so much pleased with it that i continued its use lor two months, and atn satisfied it sdecidedly tiie best preparation before the public, It at once re moved all tire dandruff and unpleasant itching from the scalp, and has restored my hair nat urally, snJ, I have no donbt, permanently so. You have |M-riuissiori to tefer to me, all who entertain my doubts of its performing all that is claimed for it. MISS FEEKS, 261 Greenwich AT. f have ned Professor O. J. Wood Hair R-slorative, arid have admired its wonderful effects, it restored my hair where it had fallen off; it cleans the head, and renders the hair soli and smooth —much more so than oil. MARY A. ATKINSON. Louisville, Nov. 1, 18.".3. State of Illinois, Carlisle, June £7, '55. I have used Professor O. J. Wood's Hair K storative, and have admired its wonderful effect. My hair was becoming, as I thought preniatuie lygray, hut by the use of the-Restorative," it Ins resumed its original Color, and, I have no doubt, perrua.'iell. ao. SIDNKYBRKESE. Ex-Senator United States, [Frctu the Washington Star.] t Among the many preparations now in use for the restoring, preserving and 'beautifying tho hair, there are none that we can recommend with more confidence than Prof. Wood's Jiair Restorative, now in general use throughout the States. This preparation possesses the most invigorstin: qualities, ami never lads in produ cing the most happy results when applied ac cording to directions. We r fer our readers to the advertisement for a few of the Innumerable certificates which have been sent by parties, who have been benefitted by it, and who feel happy in giving testimony to its wonderful ef fects produced on them. O. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors. 612 Broad way, N'. Y., and 114 Market street. St. Louis, Mo. For salo by Dr. B. F. Harry, and Druggists, generally. Oct. S9, 1857.-dm. Country Physicians, can havetheii orders filled, with the very best articles, at city prices it Dr. Harry's Cheap Drug Store, Pit! St. Bedford, Peiiu'a. 0ct.31,1856. DR. B. F. 11AKRT. SCHOOL NOTICE. THE Public Schools of the Borough <f Bed ford wili be opened on Monday, the 21 day of November next, there niil be wanted two ruale and three female Teachers, also a male or fe male to take charge of the negro school. Ap plicants must lie examined and procure proper certiScaua from the County Superintendent at tue time adv. i.ud, 24th October. No others need apply. The Hoard will expect to be able, to contract with Teachers on the Lath oi Octo ber. By order ot tho Board. JOHN P. KEED, Sec'tv. Sept. 18, 1857. STRAI CATTLE. r AME to the residence of bc subscriber; j living ia Southampton Township, about the | Ist of June last, four yearling heifers, three ( brown and white spotted, the other red aud ' white, two marked with a slit in the left ear; i no other marks recollected. The owner is re quested to come forward, prove property, pay ■ charges and take theui a Way. THOMAS KiN'SKR- Sejt- L 18-57.-c* Administrators \oU'fe LETTERS of Adminis.ration having been I granted to the subscribers, on the estate of i George B. Kay. late of Hopewell Township, j dee'd, all persons knowing themselves indebted ■ to said Estate are hereby notified to make pay ' ment immediately, and those baring claims : against tlie same will present tiuw propelly au i theulicat.-ii lor settlement. J. F KAY Residing in Blair Co., THOii. J. KAY, Residing iu llopeweil Tp. Sept. 11, 7857-f.* IfilPOsVi AJH' I O MILL OB.\ER WOOD WAR D'S Improved Smut and Screens ing Machines, Mill Bashes, Bolting ' o* 1 -: and Bfan Dusters, of the most improved pian Mill Screws, Corn and Cob Grinders, Paten, Bridges for Mill Spindles, Portable Bills, warranted to grind ten bushels per bonr, .Mill Irons aud Mill Burrs made to order. Also, Stover's Pateut Corn Kila and Grain Dryer— a valuable invention. The above articles are kept constantly on haud, aud can be obtained at any time, from S. D. BROAD, Schellsburg, Bedford County, who is also gent for Radford, Somerset, anJ adjoining aunties. Mill wright work done -it the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable tc.uis. February 15, ibid, kfcCORMICK'S Reaper and Mowrr for sal* M by S. 1). BROAD at Schellsburg, Pa., agent for Blair and Bedford ounties. February Id, 1856. W . II e M t K s s , li'msTim TfOUT Vi I'.n .ince to the citijtens of Bed- YV f<- . an.', vicinity, that be is prepared '> Ct 11* .Kin h,< line.the .st st- <e. x'doo onub'.eterwis. M W VSSES. w ivh or w i (wings, tui le in a superior miapcr, equa; tt ie bo st m r.ic in the cilv, and 'his brincb 't ri' business he would Invite osperiirt atleQtioao nnv lie found at the 3>op <>•'" Micha.-' H eta. 1 a -short distance E.as; of the Borotgb, ovnK /. residence on East Pin Street, oao duo* west ol M ii. U':ihi :it!gh a. 6, ! —> to* A M-r's Cherry i'eftorai.—i At tp.. t <> jLCoitghss • "OULA. ic., CJUA le Uil * l u ' llarry'a Drugstore *>- -- -' :
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