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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

Posi- OFFICE RoDsERs.-A youns man DaInoi
Covs.,. Grrerted few dnys ago im robhtnS Tho mail
near Wheeling, ;~nplicatrs vther Pos,meescrs, but the
only one Ina, 10 has rs Yet pretended 10 reveal l. a
young mhu named Amos Gortll, Post Master md
stosekecper at Hebron, Pieaslc;s county, who, the
Wheeling Ip;eiliSrncer state, hns heretofore b'roe @
very good character. Gorrrll IS now in Wheeling IN.
dcrgnins an a1aminnaon, the p..ucira! witness against
hiin being Covalt.
Various robter;c4 q; tia mail have bean commit
ted rots,uuy, in The North Western part OF the State,
ani ncw the authors OF ,be depreistious eppoar 10 be
cnmin- u i.sht.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

Albe,nar!e, Monday, btu feoraar!' .
We rejoice with the Norfolk Argus that the peno-
cratic candidate FOR Governor Is "abou. to commence
the oauvass in earnest He will bring Into 1t n! 'na'
uu,iripR euergy as 4 man, and eloluence as q pubic
sneaker, for which Horny A. WDo is peculiarly diStln-
guished.
There is 8 force in tho ora.ory OF Mr.. "'So' ana Il
fascination in is msnuer-a bold, sincere md stra'sht'
forward honesty 10 what he Says. that never :uiis 70
command respect, AMI often carries conviction 10 tue
mos, prejudicol and misdoubiing minds. Lot h'm
have a fair aud Impartial hearing. aud it needs no
spirit OF prophecy 10 ioretel tho triumphant success OF
tick at"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

a FALsEuoop EAlLIp.-Thc Know.Nothinc pa
peTs have been circulating q s%ta:ctnep: thu: the Fio.
ca,.le Democrat hal coma out IN favor OF kuow.No-
t~Linsialn. The Democrat, copies the s~ln,clnen; from
the lIe:,insbur5 Gazette, ani adds,
I'VE copy the above from the Ms.tiusburc Ge-
le,,e, Il regular Ih,g sheet, not tba; We expect II
would d. us any harm by appearing, III tia, paper
hut 10 inform the Gazette tlInt We peso. have, nor 90
we ever expect 70 aivccs,e know-NuthinIis rn, o: We
consider il hut the tt,pgilg..tnne Ia Ft6e"da'S".-
Try aSs;u, Nr. Gazette; This i. pot ,hc G.st tim, you
have heou guilty Of yoru'ng."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON

BANK EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON.
wAsHISoTGS, Dec. lS.-There is much excitement
In mouied circles to-day. growing out o! the recent
statement made by tho irus,ees Of the Exchange
Bank Of Selden. Wliiicrs l. Co. The suteuent shows
that The individual members Of The firm arr the largeS,
debtors.
The notes OF the bank were selling yesterday al 4
discount Of ,su per cent. To-day they are bought by
the brVksrs At . discount Of 20 pr cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
ETpr N pIiIaDt.T PUIA.

Iu!aiuTtFBiA, Dec. -. \ fire brooks OFT, n. 5
O'clock III, TOorI.iu.. III the workshop u. tho me-.
Iru-" Of i;Ga.e. Tho bG,,G!u. "ud coaicnis were
d~r:t.v:vi. Tic loss 10 e.tlGa!Gd q: SJy,OW, and L.
covered ~ iasDrI'co. L; IS suPr1tc6 ;hc building
un= ~; or arr. One OF tho boy, ~c"0GLct Tor Irmo
ohearc, matc Dis escape daring Tie ire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
sIaTo, 4 Sons, NURSERY,

a Z Inc reazun :ur 'anf!n- Iss arrived. ito s"" Hba,
n ,rGhrr, would rrs prc.tuly Ca. ;hr hf:''"toE "!@IS
.nr;I :.cut, aa! tee pu.iic y"ucTnii? 20 :h':r !ct5e gu p
extensive colrC;!nc OF FRUIT I!LLo, -bh. i:'".I rI
hsps. 4 s-!cciion th.t aE, 20: peep suIplss"i .'r VOC CIV
un:c 0! V:.-lnio, LuG nearly oil ryUY"ss'"d T'i' IT"
pc ring ;reer IN '.sir oSu orchard.
tat. l-L.e-. Win G.:Nc;.0rz :Or rlsnrHi' M: oe ~ >
~ r.Er.,;. s..d ,ri p,ou.i; s,lr- AZ PeTt"D Joan
4,o: . l.yraar'. :po,l.cayy store. G, { :. canton . 100
Msriver- Store. oaa u Logan "n...r'e conlmi''i't n'.-'i
wnoro any orders lei viii be ,"rncvaNy attended 70: ah"
r,..e-, sdEI. ,.,.i 20 ~. .u5sI.o-G,, kcrnaond, vi" !"
CO. P.o"r r., @'1'" JOSEPH slNTOE / s0h3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
Mk. WIsu's ~AIPOlNTMENTS.

.Hk. " iSL y al
The following LA: OF appp;.sHea'r'i 70 s1hress Tue
people, Les been sea, 10 lis BY ~ use. WIN e
on thu; nc a4s j"dic.ous!.y "la"Eed The time .o'
.;>c.kius IN the counties, So Il, 10 So'Cesponc WIZ 'hc
respective oour; days, wLe: ;h' people orc usually IN
slreadauce. Ihc preseu, il; of appointments Is
therefore properly substituted for the list published Il"
the Norfolk Argus Of Monday. NJ. Wiscs appoint
.nents, at:cr tho 5th Fcbruagy, will be announced hwe-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

DISTURBANCE BETWEEN TIE ALLIES.
NIw YoRE, Dec. ia very decided split has
tGkou place between the Know.No!bings aud the
Wings. The Wings, III some II the Wards, have
hGd primary meetings aud nominated separate ito
kete for the minor city othoes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
COMMITTED OF FORGING LIND Vac

Nav OnLGlTt. Dec. ly.-W. y. Wider, q aGbus.
tc. tar! LonrG syApnul!r:rr hos been CONVICTED u
.Jr..n: Land Wag,aut..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

RoHBrnlrs.-Ihe approach Of the hoii1a! -rAt'u
mskeo il the duty Of hou,s-keepcrs uud Other. to Ge
On their guard nyqins: rogue. Daily We hea. oi rob
bcriss; and tie Mayors Colfr. almost c"r:y morn
ing, bears ~ov;!snco Of The necessity for uul1usl HiG'-
i,nro AZ Ills particular seaspu. Yesterday mcrn:ng
four r;a!wa., negroes were found guilty t.! stealing
hires boxys lone a handsome mahogany casc) from
Mr.. y. Is. D:ckiusou's tobacco fac;Orr, aud were or
dvr.d b. the Muypr 10 BE- appropriately punished.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

TEE CouyrEnfErI CAss.-J. +. Manchester. job"
Whitman ond WIN. e. Humphrey, IN" 'Ares y9"as
,,on. arrested on Monday, !or p~nssiag sNc"an'er:ci;
nate. Of tho Merchants Bank Of Virginia, at Lynch
burg. YVES beior. the Mayor, YESTERDAY m1rp'uE. tGr
cr,nination, when A. JudsOn Crane, Esq" Their
easel, a.ked for time, in order that various wi;nssa,
as fg the defence nigh, he summoned. Mr,C he!
,o.n ;nirrrned that the accused bad been c.nrl"yed!n
Vir-iril-in what character wo did rot iearlTGIi
that they were known h. various l-F,oas II h,Gn.
mnnd nr vicinity. Trey desire, wa pressure, 10 bring
tmrw ari witurs.rs 10 show hitherto c-n!chararI'r' Inc
Wsv9r. for the reason alIlied u, continued the exam
;pariou until to-day, at 10 o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
EY0ID ROCK RACES.

dHT!lL c.fgu"I'. ~" En.Tu , bcNS
w TrFSDATJN ArK.... ~ .:c.a&sI1%G&rE"
On =. co. GS7" -.TIrL-TiY--i =,
,,.e n,f Toar- oil gotta -. th-~. 50 r
.r,t :. lr.Gr $50. u .-Y f.c !~'GHI = 81 ,..o
vi DIV. Wednesday, !.o!tei'.' i'""
IL: al Jry. IivHgDAY-4 sgreG-,..' ~ nee TX
,.p. AID tiiet. ayEJ -t'rGa-s-7s,' o.., ,I.
So,.a. Sarne aai c!ose the !c: 80: !e''': !. nee u.!s
r.. icy, FRIDAY jockey c!1t I"''e'
&f .a .sr, s~AruspsY-A avec3s,aka ~ \; 81; ,,...E
o.Ia,nf slT., Sc en.suee-sH i.Iis.-
70 ctInssn li,,.:Lo Is. J 81 $780,. 40, MIA
Seeond Race, SEQ c4:'-' C..v.E G3EE,
hei:s. ProTetrr.
Nov 3--t'eF
-iI F..It CIT. etalE -
Hr6-iCE !. G.se3y g..en 10 g.! "He'a =. 80 .', rr
q 49,. MIA. vi. - -4ih - i+t ?'S,t tr 10
-, Il. G.,.I,t T,--:-.l. To- tis :':se 'n- - AZ
49,: re-; Il t!pEc4..s Of zee 'e!o% hzt.et n1 -.
= $50 Cr.g,5c jonas, CT 20 d=c11-HsISE VI 80 S.d
ir.-,., IND s,,5ct,sl p.gsb!e - :c@ II? Oh 'T~ ~ LEv.
s,oni. te.ag da:es Ri:ama.3 ia 49, - ,,s:ea ..G
IT, ro.cors attached iT1.- 'e !t '4.!' ..x.s
hr, :. r,ro ;o.t IN Toe :--ue! Lco:' 90 -"
re- ~. ID. ia. AsI 20 "a. .Hi. oaa :a:'eS"
n :. =. t7.2 " - go
~ Z. Z. ,5i &" - 5:3c. GO
DO. " eN- .vr nTS' TITEERs s. co,
Tss la C~SdSTnssSs.
Ec7. e.e~5n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

TIE Crs.KAI BAyE.-The s:aun,on Findichtor
oon,rad;c;s the rr,no. preiudicisl 10 the soundacss o;
tho Central Bank, j: Staua,or. The Fini!cG."T hes
asaeItA;ncd from , reliable soa!ce, that the WHO'S
amour, Of ro,c. Of he Bank il circulation, is but
s.HS, Npn. wills. II NEST them, The Bank hai ID specie
funds s~O,HI-Sn,s stocks S2l2,0Jo; taiances duo
from olha. Bank, SlSO,gDO, and discounted notes
xI46,GO--nakirs an aggregate Of eiSS,gU to meet
S2oS,UU1, or pearly three dollars OF available means to
meet one Ct debt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

.suuseu's "GyT+'s place In un.verstt H'-to<!." -ol Is:
psgo - Of ;utE!duetru, snt psso' 3 sUd -.
"a uerIry. .. Isl,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

~aSri-lHowrsoS MfL:Iso.-TEe last Salem Wal
Register Contains the proceedings .; q large meeting
=, IN, Public Hall Of tia: torc, in relation 70 Ir.
Thomp.oa. the scduc"r and auPp"sei murderer ~
Mise Phar:. The re: '%!u'.c',- declare that ir. l. 90
,Ehct the ..:.uony proved h.a gully oi IL" mo-; AFRO
c;oI!s c:.nt a uIlG could c"ma,i;' -iiir: r!"y"Mi'h ;1a'
.y.,: hoac., man in the Land H,re @:ur.d with Aw!a.p
ri scorpions ,n itvh lie yilia.:. liked r%r'H iHc
worIt'-ta1: tile t5Et Interests a;'d sa't'i o; fI,'t.s
r,srui-e ;ha, the pubNc attention bs !nVrc fully direct.
cd ts tle alasmins frequency w.sh which, as in the
present instance, the most rsTGiiIi'g cf'i"es aie 80
impuni.y perpe;ra,ej, if not under the sanction " ?a'
lava, at less! with tho approving verdict OF ouf u.
rirs''-thal considering WlIi.r1 b. thompson aaot
in our ,n;cs,, ;ake tue responsibility Of driving hin
f.cn o.: co,aHani:s"-aai llat "hi, gull, IS SO eaor'
n,au. NJ 10 e,cile tho dee2cs, horror und indignation
tha, "a. should DO allowed 10 - G: idrGc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

NOLDNG W1FE.-Dr. Casin having heard
! toe famous Tuoulas Fplhr repeat sopc vvisss GU .
!, scold.as wis, Was 20 delighted with them as to re-
\u.s; a. copy. "Ilere ~ 10 necessity fox tl0t," said
A.er, "-s you have gt the oriS,nal."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
.E-SoruING SoClETY."-As So,

tor adyertI.es that be WISHES TO unite himself 10 gu
"owsno,hinY soc;ety," a,l hopes ul his subscribas
wi! do likewise. Tho Christian secretary ndds to
! the above we should la glad to join such q So
3 ciety qurss!i, but caonut do 90 wlth"u! the co-o2era-
1 tioa OF al our Subscribers"
RELIGIOUS THoCGHrS,-I ID an eternal truth
taat man does not 1.-Two from himself; Yet unless be aP-
peared 10 live from him,eii, he would NOT 1--we ut all.
Wills; man is engaged IN Temptation oombsh. be
il at times gifted by tho Lurd with a rtats u peace
en- Is thus rsfrxLed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

:i:G3.Sl 49,
81; ..r;,.:a Jn. I."It'- 'u'-
Ibr K. NJ. I. liunter's 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22


Gcao q :u?erior uature in tic lo-', .~t1; may wenp,
r~ishtfuIly ex7-ct o. :u,a.o improvement, VIXEN we
think a lbs graatar opportunities IN prccrtss wiich
each Succeeding COOPERATION viii 'iJoy7 y pro'.d
.boush,; tbs, hut ~: 10 proud. i $50 resn"nlber with
becoming gratitude ard humi!'Y, I" whose power it
is. ;bGt 80 c'vo ;hCfo .~acuiiiH" dDt opportunities, aad
codeavor to falEl LS c9ui,..oas urru ".lrh ulona
such d promise could nave bcIu civco. One Of these
conditions, un'lruouGiy IL, Lio: "" .hcuii preA-tve
The experience cal The IDEAS u: ;Gn ils; aal ta p.o-
| seut, Tor the ue .: lhG future. ":hou; this faculty
U! one inGi! a. I'LL a2d r"s.ess i'i.i!e'hi OF Is example
and ii"as o. another, oar rae" could never hite
| reached the point TO Which !; has already attained,
aud without tic neaus Of rreser'in; thene eIa!np}"h
aud ttess laeet, ;os. iucully could lot Ice -xcr:is1:.
To prrserye tEsr, is the hiet"rian's function, yours,
or, aud That Q: the Society ovn. which v"l preside.
Ibave already said ,oat ! ratio no Il ,inrisn beIt.
only 10 Point q importance ~ .iI; :i".a whom Irs!
"uH:ia,.p the greet eSanp.e, az ti.h conception, aod
who by ori5iasl discovery eS,onis he igrnia-i,s Of
human Thought, AMI Ia ,hi, .Xtcu; ! .!iai. experience
VIII fully bear ~? oct. The L!s;o:;aH j. he treasurer
wbl s;':rr a.ny 4p5 lf"-eir,a III" mora. "ss.'i oitAe
J lY;nr. ;ar' aud board, mp ;'c .i..- 80 "'ry"lv'''s
walsh AZ Us eHsra..al n L., s?i:;'nIi .r''th sin. ~.
v6t!o1, If inai0i!G! G1lus CIT Ia 10 pI.si.ti ts's''n"e'
Du; there, oue great and NC osto.be-ias; otien alltt.
once bs:wceu the ,wo sPscios Of wealth. moral asi
material, which leaves no doubt q To The superior Na'
lus u the former. IL bs FRS, ea-b G)sy enjoy su'
aud YET leave 10 sInnlx individual shasd 10 auoLyyri
it's not cnosuGslb y ia U.s., oad sujsrs uo!o~' BY di'i-
sicn. IN tho last. when QUO takes q Port, less is loft ;"r
his ueiS5bor. l. he hrs;, :he bsoair". socialism is prso-
;!ca5!e, The properly Is improved i.cn Us possess!cn
by many, auJ such is tie law OF lis increase and
growth; III the latter, Individual DID exclusive pos.
Soea.oa ct o par; ssculs 20 BIZ tho law OF the growth o.
The "Lo!v, and hence eri~e manifold difficulties, 10
which !Hny r-!haps :!!u4e, tg, cannot in Ibis p!arc
Develop. 10 O !e~ wogt- The d.ErTeuce beswc.c
the two IL ri tho dlHo,ruco between Tho butte and .he
infinite.
lhurs d*dt sone~ ha, upon this ,,p;S even Of sL'
risk Of seeming metaphysical, bsssu,s ! i.lt tLst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

EASY WARRsx; sr wv. TURNER Co]GGEsHAIL.-
Published by Redssld. New York. Received trum
Mr.. janice Woodhons.
This volume oops!s!s Of o series Of graphic sketches
6csiSued for homo circles. The subjecto vary from
gave 10 guy. from lively to severe. aud every tae
po,a:sa porl. We recommend them TO our readers.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-12-08
FASHIONABLE TAIL oRIgG EsTapLlsHnEE.NgT.

The subscriber would announce 10 lis old
friends and customers, and the public in gener-
al, that be hes permanently located himself in
Juiiana Street, next door TO DR.. REAMER's Drug
& Book Store, where he is prepared to execute
all orders in his line in superior manner, on
reasonable terms, From long experience in the
business, he feels confident he can render salts
faction 10 all who honor him with a call.
He constantly keeps on hand ready-madr
clothing, of every description, for Men and
Boys-also, a superior assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, CASSlNETTS, SILK. SA-
TIN, and other YESTINGS, and Summer Wear,
which he will sell as low as they can be bought
elsewhere, and make them up TO the taste ofthe
purchaser.
He also keeps a general assortment Of Cravats,
Stocks, Collars, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, SC.
He hopes TO merit and receive liberal share
Of public patronage.
VIM. SCHAFFER.
June 9, 1854.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-12-08
syGS&EaEs gB. FATE,
ATTORNEY AT Law, BEDFORD. Pa,
June 9, 1854.

WILL attend 10 all business entrusted TO his care.
Having secured the services Of competent Agent
in Washington, D. c., be will give especial attention
TO Soldiers Pensions, Claims, and Bounty Lands.
B- Office Jnlianna Streef, one door North Of
the residence OF Samne II. Tate, and immediately
opposite Capt. Beckwiths Hotel.
He has for sale one FARM situate in Monroe
Township, containing $50 acres of land, 70
acres clgared and under fence, with house and
barn thereon erected. There is an orchard of
excellent trui on the premises.
Also, 800 Acres Of Limestone land, situate in
Woodcock Valley, one and-2-halfmileS north Of
the town OF Bloody Run.
Also, 800 Acres Of first rate timber land, sit
pate in Hopewell Township, lyIrg south Of The
contemplated Chambersburg and Bedford Rail
Road.
Also. 1900 acres Of unimproved land in Bed
ford and Fulton counties which will be sold low
to actual settlers.
The above lands will be sold in large or small
quantities to suit itpurchasers.
April 81, 1884.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-12-08
June ?, 1851.
|. .ALUlDLl PROPERTY TOR Said.

The subscriber viii sell, al private sale, his valua-
bic Property, situate in Union Township, bedford
County, Pa, which he at present resides, contain
ug 80 Of patented land 80 of which cleared
and under post and rail fence, The balance well tim
bered with good timber. This property Is on
the waters OF Bobbs' Greek, miles north of Adolf
phus Axes Mil, the public road leading tIom
Bedford 10 lohnstown or jefferson, within II miles
Of Jefferson, and 6 miles OF HoIiidaysbnrs. The I'M
proyeuents are a Stone Grist SIll, with two run of
Stones one pair first rate French Burrs, with good
merchant and country Bolts, and complete Smut
Machine. The Machinery is all good and snbstan-
tiaI and is partly new. The water power Is suih-
and plenty of H. There IS also new Saw Mil on
the premises, which viii from 1900 to 1000 feet
Of Lumber day iuch measure, which IS ready sale
at tue Mill. One Of tie Dwelling Houses Is three
story frame, suitable Tor public House or Store
House. and Is well finished. There three other
dwellings. two frame and one log house, also fTaue
stable aud Wagon She'd and other necessary build
lngs.
Also will be sold, another Tract Of Land contain
ing SOC acres, about Is acres Of which cleared,
OF which 10 good meadow vita facilities for max
ing % or 30 more. The balance well tubeTed and
we'll watered by the Bobhs' Creek running through
il. There Is on the premises excellent site cal
culap,I for either GrIst Mil or Saw Mil, with head
and fall OF - feet. There Is variety OF choice ituIt
trees on the farm. The buildings one good Log
House and Stable and other outbuildnss. Also, will
be sold Gao acres OF good timber land convenient 10
the Saw Mil, on which the very best OF saw
logs. The above land is all patented, and a clear
and ndi> >pujaoe title viii be made TO the purchaser
or purchasers. Those wishing 10 purchase good pro-
nertv will learn the conditions, (Which will Ne mod
erate) by calling with the subscriber, residing on
The first named property.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-12-08
! tilo - 4 I Di.O. j
FihNI FERS'S
NOVEL,
ssME D HALL
A TALE OF DOMESTIC LIFE.


400 PIP. 12mo, Cloth. Price, $l-25.
Every body knows FAxNY FFEN; every body has
laughed and cried over her sparkling, dashlg, truth
ful, genial writings; every body will wish TO read
this, her first novel, ard every who does read it
viii pronounce it her greatest work. Says able
critic who has read the proof sheets, "RUrH HALL is
a work which not only exceeds any thing which
Fanny Fern has before written, but which in many
respects passes any other work whatever. For in
tense and sustained interest OF narrative for origna
liiy Of conception aud treatment, for scorching
easm and whitening rebuke of pretensons and hypo-
crsy, for elevation Of moral tone and winsomeness
OF religious neucations, for vgor, freshness, smPli
city, dlrectness and fascination Of style, have
yer seen its equal. The story takes
possession of our hearts at once; we follow 'RUrH'
through her trials with much interest though
She were our sister; she breathes not sigh, she
suffers not sorrow, which the reader does feel
as acutely though the first came from his own
heart, and the second were one of his own sad expe-
Hences The characters such as we are con-
stantly meeting in everyday life; and how boldly
and skiIfully they drawn, bow powerfully the
story Is told, bow touching is its rathos, how spark
ling lis wit, how irresistible its humor, how severe
its satire, and how true its moral, adequate idea
can be gained except by reading IT,
RrrH HALI. will be for sale by booksellers gener-
ally. To any one sending the retail price, we
will send copy Of the work, postpaid. Published
by MASON BROTHERS,
Dec. S, Is5i.-3t. 20 PAX Ror, Nsir- Yo1f.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-12-08
W, EssahIe Ezogel Property at
Private S&aGs

THE subscriber will sell at Private Sale,
that wrll-known THREE STORY BRICK
HOUSE, in the town of Berlin, Somerset coun-
ty, Pa, now in the occupancy Of John Fl.
Smith, situate on the southeast conner OF the
upper square, Main street, in the most public
and pleasant part Of the to~n-with every con-
yenienee for first class Hotel. Abundance Of
good water on the premises, and but few feet
from the kitchen door. Easy of access from
every part Of the town by all kinds Of vehicles,
and with good slabling sufficient for Fifty
horses. Together with three Lots, containing
an acre Of ground, at short distance from the
tavern, and easy Of access. The property be-
ing entirely new ii is consequently in excellent
repair, and is one Of the. most desirable Hotel
properties between Cumberland and Pittsbnrg.
Terms easy.
D;- If not sold before the latter part of Jan
uary, the above property wll BE- torrent. In
euiries can be addressed 10 the subscriber at Ber
lin.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-12-08
News FOR the E9eOaBlGS
NEW GOODS AT CHEAP CORNER, NO. /,

Feitor-Cdieeas We take this opportunity
Of returning YOU our most sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage you have 50 kindly bestowed
on rs. We would also inform YOU that we
have just returned from the Eastern Cities, with
a large and we'll selected assortment OF Goods,
such as Cloths, CaSslmereS, and Saineis Peter
Slams, Tor over coats, Jeans, Ladies' fine dress
goods, such as Silks. Alpacas, Coburg Cloths,
Bomhazines, MryinoeS. aud a large assortment
Of Bay State Shawls, Hosiery, for Ladies, Com
forts, Grapes, Collars, &c, S,c.--Mrns, Wo-
mens,' Boys and Chiidrrns' Shoes and Boots,
and general assortment Of Groceries. Crush
ed and rulyerized- Sugars, best Rio Golfer, Teas
Of all kinds, \. O. AioIaSses, Golden Syrup,
Eiacierrl, salt by the sack, Bakers Chocolate,
Broma Cocoa. and general assortment OF Goods
usually Kept in country Store.
L. All kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for goods at market prices
SANSOM S, GEPEART.
o. - fg=t
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-12-08
FOR SALE.

a Tract of Land, in Monroe Township, in
the name OF "Johnson'S Heirs" one hundred
acres, more or less, lately surveyed and patent
ed by Surveyor Sans, as l07 acres. A small
Improvement by Henry Mills has Il under
sand) been made upon the tract, but without
any authority from the undersigned, whose deed
is of record in the Clerks Office, Bedford.
This land, which is good and lays well, will be
sold al a fair price, if application be soon made
to the Hon. Job Mann or to the owner.
LAW. TALIAFERRO.
Dec /. 1854.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-12-08
Nov. s, 1884.
Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

The subscriber, executor of the Will Of Jacob
Working, deceased, will sell, at public sale, on
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of De-
cember next, the following
VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE, TO OwIT:
One Trsct of Patented Land situate in South
Woodberry Township, Bedford County, contain
ing 80 acres and allowance, nearly all cleared
and under fence, and al adjoining Tract OF
mountain Land, containing % acres and allow
ance, about ! 4 acres Of which are cleared, the
balance good timber land.
The improvements on the Tract first men,
toned are a large well finished Frame Housr,
two stories high, with back building for din
ing room, Kitchen, &C. Another frame build
iGg, the lower part used for spring house and
wash house, the upper part for Cabinet MA
ker's shop, an excellent Bank Barn, recently
built, with wagon shed attached, smoke house
and other out Buildings. The buildings, fences,
&c, afe ln good repair.
ThereiSalso large orchard of choice fruit
trees en- fhe premises, and great variety of
plum. cherry pear and other trees in the yard
and around the buildings, and as the property is
near the mountain on the east side, there 81 gem
orally an abundance Of fruit every year, and of
the best quaIity-this, together with the hand
some situation, good spring water, and other ad-
vantages, makes this property very desirable
one, worthy of the attention Of any person wish
ing 10 purchase land.
As the subscriber is also authorized to sell, at
private sale, any person desirous of purchasing
in that way will please call on him at any time
previous to the day Of sale.
Terms-One third in hand lst April next,
when possession viii be given, balance in three
equal annual payments without interest, secured
IN the usual manner.
JOS. B. NOBLE,
Executor.
Nov. II. 1854.