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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-11-30
PUBLIC SALE
OP IiLIiBLE REiilESIiiiE.
Tue nndetsigneti wilr sell at Pnblics Sale. on

'ntIE nndersigned VIII sell at Pnblics Sale. on
4 fRiD-1Y the "a dug Of DECEMBER.
ish5.sthe fvllOxing fisjpsris ,viz.sfssH62 /
One Tract Of Land cont~iiling ls,,. acres. 81
acres Cleared and oiftef fence Tfis:s i.ityrove~
nents are ONE GOOD DHELLING HOUSE.
one irnant House, Barn, Spring House, &c (;
also Resdi GrGhagu VI ehoiee fruit.
This iapp 10 situate In Napier Township. Csc
adjoining lands Of stlckey, Sill, and otiidrs.
Also pne othsr II sact,. adjoining tpc above,
coiitaining f59 acres, 50 acfes cleared ana an
der gooaa iicnes, with IT ~ H0usEs and
Stables, sc, 80 isg.ss. -
The abore. lands are wenYatsred, and convs,
nient, apd adapted for pasturAge :.
Also, oRe vther Tr1ct, siiuAte ia Harrison
Township, Que fourth u q mile frsm thu: Glade
Road, aEd adjoining lands 81 Westz. MplIin
and Barclay, cylltainiag los acses,s 30 acres
Cleared aud under good fence, The ilprruys5
inents are one good Dwelling House, Spring
tlouse, Barn, &c. fnis tarpl Is in good state
OF cultivation. Fifty acres Of b5ttorta land
good limestone, Rnd stream df. watss running
through the place.
Also. one other tract Containing IU4 acres,
Timber Laiasii adjoining the above.lsi ia ssr,.
Also, one Other Tract -sitaate ia Taylor
Township, Fnatgn Cpdpty, Containing 30 acues,
~ acres of wsichis cleared and u;der fence,
This tract is well waterrl and good wheat land.
The above tract has upon it three neser TAIL
ing springs Of good water, and a astreamrunning
through il strong enough to turn-a mill
The above lAnda will be sold in parsals u
suit purchasers. f,
& he sSle will be at the farm first on this list
at lO o'clock, when terms will bc nude known
by
+ e3 fs5 ~ ISAAC CLARK. s
~ tJ.t Z 81 1F-Iz
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FnE IAcAntAIiEs..

Pinnes's Analytical Gr3qlHlar. Revised, viii
enlarged type--designed for aeY9aeed papils
who wish 70 study the sabi9eteu afr9ie ,extep
cd basis. and with 'n0Ee anputenesS ia detail.
Analysis. finneo EngIish Teacher IL
which is taught the structure of sentencrs. ijf
ASALTas ana SYsTHEsIs. y popular work qp
tie, analysis af English sentences. Il gsa,k
s X is believed that no buoss ever presented 70
the public have snet With such universal ai,psoT
bation IL. these enbrsced in the ECLEcFIc Epc,
cArioSAIs SEslEs. Not Only have. nearly all the
leading practical teachers in the State, By theif
letters manilestaG their high appreciation. OF
their merits, aAd tho satisfaction they f.tl in
us"g thea; bat many others, whose sphere Of
instruction is in the higher Departments ofr Ed
ucalion, but who also earnestly labor for lhe
progress and welfare Of the Common Schools,
hstye wiod IN this gsnerai Veiee of approval.
Pulaished BY W.B. SNTrH Goa Cincinnati.
AGENTS foa BFpToan GorvTf.-1Dr. b. +.
UAKnYfs l)7Ti. AID Book Store, Bedford; DIR +.
G. REA4EK's Drug and Book Store, Bedford;
where these hpoksmW. be had wholeslle ard
retail. on tho most isy,latlr terms.
Seh,sal Esarls viii be Supplied WITH copies
for eAsmiIsition, and schools supplied for 2
first introdggiieH, AT ryiucpd rates.
Sept. p, ls53-c,sssa ;sg
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AEN STiGn LINE.

TIE subscriber has started n new Stage
Line from SUBMISSIONS te. tEpPo Els, which " i'll
run each way Iwice every week, zst+
Fhe Cs;,cl, will leave Stoperstawn 81 MON
DAY and FRIDAY .f eaeh week unne ediateiy
after the lnGrning lain arriys ffnin Hlhtin5-
don. AMI r,tIrnip5 vii lave B7df1rI "a
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, and arrive
in Stoncrstown in time 10 mcel the evening train
Tor Huntingdon, briag much the near.;st ana
cheapest route to Philadelphia.
FARE only SI.75 10 StUners:owh,
PEIER ELLISON.
Nov. a8. 1S!,5-6t.
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r PUBLEC SALE gi'ssf -s7
Oh IiLIiBLE RE IL EST iTE

THErsabscriber will off.,r MT Public Sale. an
the premises, on FRID.sY she 2GfA ofiflr0-
YEAfBER. serf, his Valuable farm, situate mar
Dannings Greek, In ST. Clair Township, about
G mies fsoni Sehei1shrrg, adjoining In ds Of
Jesse, Blackburn. y scob Becxiey, Jaraes Black
turn, Nicholas Lyons and others, cnutaiaing
1888 -9CREs and silosssne... between 80 aud %
aeres Of which is cleared snd rndergood ssnce.
the baiancs eli tirnbered-
The improvements are ae9e story e1d 3
half LOG HOUSE. dnuble Log Darn, with
oser-shents. wagon shed. eorn-crl5. aad anoth-
er small building. There are Slse good well
water. and COED spring--an3 two orchards pi
cheoe~fruit on the property. Ais9 E good
Tenant House fif1
3aleto commence az o'e,yca. r. NJ, 8her
The terms wilI be mad I known.
ArAN IcKESi 81.
Oct. 2a, le5d-,s @
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TAlliBiIi MILL EleMETY-
-x~ -r-ss - 80,

THE suascrther, lboGfto r;n,fe 10 :.
nia offers II private s. svai iie Nil rro-s
,crty Sitdst= about mics Last q BEDFORD: on.
the Janiitl River, in Go',A am tDRasiip "a, the 4
lower easi .f Friends Covr. ~ ~
+ The Millissionr stories tsh, fame, fiththrecr
run OF stones. t@o pair6i shirka aic bNr[s, Nav
iag all The ln4cBinery reeessaTy III Inannfac-F
lure merchant aud coudtry WORT n the hesi paau
ner. Il has Que of ths iwstwatcr isiNers nih9
United States, Which Htfy lbe knswr fre m the
fact thas during The last dry season IL Lad atunE
dance OF er;er Svhca Geal4s esesy ether mill In
the neiehhorhood Was xtt .yl, d. - Is sa-
There ase between lea76 IL acres os larG.
adjonir siS urdc cr r,sss t1f aoEt4 s5s-s
Ithieh As mead wv, on which is erected good
tw0 story fag HOUSE. Vi ssheF- boarded and plnss
tered good @ater at the door with ali npeessd4
~ out issliai i3hsafss. Ere ofcLaralof chofceh
.frri. peaches and apfsles.1 i,la Faa3 Tf- = =
+ ihsg doternfled to sell purchasers uill DO
: ,''A tGeSa Esiue tilis ispropertv snon. .s-.
j. tff fiaaiS viii be- made salt tie. ptrchG '
yer giving approved BonGs,
- HIRAM I. R0UM.
- ans *. lS55.-tt
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II RING lND slHEEls EleEy.
WE Subscriber takes tJis m {

tSE subscriber takFs this method of iiielm-
L. az his friends that h. has reeesY.c ias sti
stock OF SPRfN9i IND 81 BhEk GcGBsl
WINCH be has selected frofaa The lale,St sitcls
IL the etsrern cities. We nsnie IN ,srt, 1..-r F-qg
DIES DRESS GOODS. "a uaillisii zig j lsi M y
fner Silksteautiful cnlsTs, 10 Sfy .es;
lrich Black silks o1 all widths and als,;t.i |
Bsreges, Tissues, Gred.Ies Bersge d, iaipss, II 40
lawns, hlnghans, Ae. IL, liHI3E ~ sllSt jsfs4
our stock i nnnsualy 4a4seaid, rasisd, eH "a !
liiip Gslabsiss. Jpg.Hgtss N13$Iilss B.sLfs ss,ag
IaMp Dniiees etc. etcsa;,l- Gt ~ ElG} }at.c ~,
fyJob<-dyiael, Shettines~s Sotfal, Do, I4H0+ssad
i,crse N3isiin Il s. LiEaRss pisselea As;si il
hy'sy y; ,lsHssian plaesrS ttes.f7. ast r.a4sH s
! iai..s. green nd lrown ,tcrafesfand tsren.
,GENIAEft'N-S md L0I-s E-E1~sgs surh1
rs Cloths. f;assinrres and TeSi les, ~ exery
e2neci, abie style and qlaitvBats} "a AIRS
NJERNINS GGuD --R lntsiziasss alrasAs.
Lawns Giisghains> rier ,s - -ss4-s.s.,s .tg. ~
ENHROfD ERE ST fFeasst Ralked csla1s,,
Haid6ereliess, Slsekrs, Edgiass, lnser1inssza ~
D0NES1t(7 &; 10ps a !sggs. assoriinen3z-rt s..
'emhraeing eFer;ains in i1ie It,tt,, ,-8 -.H
Gloves Hosiery, Neti9ps Ses all Tgiees sa4ifa,..
Bo9IS, hiToEs G,s rs, ~ =, sees, ID.
chifs. ihtss and Qpeen4wFFfs eorsisslss sfs ofe
ev,ry ltfsFabssss isg is sa gssasss +sf8da : aa.a
si R.5REH4RE, GR0tERltS irres, Me-,
stfncs, Esil,ss ails ans ,l}Ye Slafs. ,alsi iaafs
f4ei syaf fir+fAat ofsF1 n i'e asatsa aiRsss e,
onol.c. l}sfl tpss5 1g % y.sgos1 447i
age heretaf,re a7tcrdSa. : stall 5, nfeaYesto
merit is continuance ty keeping erc 81 tns
|. i.s s,orts s.r pis.SdIiIef1 Il
sd a.s3ni Il ET6F Z sI-snEBAE&sH, ,}srFi
bedierfsasi asad i.ti s52. siiisq - bas ssF3I1t
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Sars D9'iR Subscribe fer 1856 !,
PeterSaR'S Magazine.

AosrHiY PERIODICAL 90 LIfkRATERE. ART
AND .tasnao1.r
THIS pa.,alir has Iztne, alEradr the s.haat4St,
and hest in the wOrhi, uiit be greatly iupforef
for 1856. twill cortGin 9o0 pages of. double
column reading matter from twenty toe thirty
Steel Platesi and Oyer 40 Nasi Engraving rs
which Is psopOrtionalely more tlau sny u,riodi
cal, OF any price, ever gave
lrs FhaiLLISG 0slGiSAL SroRI.s
are frp'a tb- t'esl sHtloTs. EyerY volume con.
ta'ns QUE "i Mrs Ann ,. stephens copyright
Novels, the celebrated author OF * F;.sl,ioa and
Famine" The Press ana the Pahlic pronor,nce,
il the fnnst rcadabie oil the rg,izines. Itis
strictly moK.i. Hs Sgperb Nes-ofiafs and Other
Steel EggraihSs are the best published sny.
where; executed for it hy tie i1st artists ;
and. at the end OF each year. are atone worth
he subscription.
ITS CaLUREp FASHION PLATES.
Each Number Contains q Fashion Plate en-
rravei IN Steel aud colored also dozen or
more New Styles. engraved on " ood Also, a
Pattern, ain which dress; uiantiIIa. oar chld's
costume, eln be cat without the aid af a man.
tga-makef. .fsD Rscetets, Irochet Work I'm.
drosdery, idffsras, Sc, liz the grcatrst proiasoa
iire gwen. zach nasnber contains a IL per
Flower, with dIE,z:tivus how 60 plake it, Alo,
pisce of BeT and i4si.ianaile Ausic Ssz
II rs tie best ladies' Magazine IN the world
Try too ooe year y T g .taa7 rd 1s3ta
6 TERus--.5Lb.3JS IN .8DF.sNeE.
One copy, .o0e year. 50
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Flve copses, dor one year. +0 SO
Eight copies, lor ont rear, slf-9 ,iea0
sixteen copies, for sens yasF. etd4- 30. .at
Prc~'ums for ctals. Three Five,, Eight, or
Sixteon copies maGe Ckb. To every person
getting ap a Club, oar !. Port r ,lio OF Art,
containing FrTy EEgTAsiags. viii % given grat-
Is or, II prcfsrred, copy oe IN, Magazine foe
1855 Pos Cisl of Sixteen, An extra co,,y uf
the Magazine for 1856 will be sefn ~ a lf.t;oa.
At1rsss, poe. pad, a
CHARLES J FEI ERSGS
teZ Cssstrsast tSfrsei, PsRads
- s,-e1~i w sE s.rs ff~saak
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Y ETTE2S sf Adniaistea.ien having br~n
IL sf@i.ss sstie subscriber living In Scheilshurg,
81 IN Estate & sala5rl Huu.. late Of Napier
I.- '-i-i', isrl.. -. i.ersihs Knowing them
-ses' s" .;-;ri t. ssi! Eska,s are le5eby n0tifi-
"a 'sttasm " Immediately l1d tt2s, hav-
lng .. q iq3L 81 s,ur wiz fgcseiir Cieir
accounts !.gfleriy authenticated for seititmeht.
oe;. &c. l&5?' :
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SriAal4Spss IL Bet TRAjE
Warnirgtc 10 Eters easilissn emsH
why Females suncr III Health.

the pecnliAr ailments ile:dsit Io.ltr stx, tse
tc.s1foSs Intimate ialnils PHYSICIAN.
This modestY ~ aeIieasy = i;lPlapted ~
pstare. aud neither fhoudp"r ngs,d oe sni jsef
asd sd - tiasi Fpfg shocks inesitable ia illatii,g
Ril9wftp ths Other Sex those NJ ailnentS belensihas
exclusively 10 he ftinaie, IS. ~
!, Except in extreme cases, her sensirheries
and .i1i-iepg, g,a6,fs &. 80 -
ftits wnat AZ first eonle haYeihteG easily rern-
ediei,or pefl tps hslisY.Sufl Apt Incurred. bg-
conIes:t cptptlisaiioa ~ diseasss .r@f only ri
ihing the h,4lth q Ihe mother, aid efhhifferipg
her days =, sickness and sud1ilig eilt egtdiling
broken constitutions Ls@il Aei children. and
cnhafr tssing. II not trESsas tbs lsipes and
peelnary prospects, u ii{e, ,..hs5ard, Let eys
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Bakery and ConfeeiionarY,

sfE subscriber, thankful tor the patronage
/ ncrctofore extended him by liberal pub-
lie, tenders his thanks, and he wsuld respect
fully inform them that lie has t-ceised and
! opened new and choice lot el isanteerions,
among which are candies, nuts, fruits. &c4-
He also keeps Groceries, srch as Sugar G offe,
Tea, Moiasses, Cheese,s Candies Ne Also al,
descrlpiions of Cakes. and viii seiye N cdding
ana other parties, on short notice, with coniec-
stipns aud Cakes - y. 4 Il f4sAAV6 wrk Ia
lie has opened up and retitted his OYSTER
.SsaL o0N x supefios style, where he ,siiial.
ways DC ready to serge'his friends und the pub
lie with tlss freshest and choicest Oysters that
eau be procured. 4eEe
His stand is opposite the odd-FeiIow's S
Building, where he feels cenfdent that those
"lit give him cali viii not 60 away aiisap-.
pointed. 5s sf 5e} JOHN LUZ lIER
Nov. 9, 1856 .sl q8as lass te .8a
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SLLlIhE NIlI AZ lNM.

HE subscri-er. abou; removing 10 the West,
wiz sell his eatife stock of goods, which is very
large, at cost. Petsa1s viii please call before
buving elsewhere ana examine Tor theniS 5FeS.
Country stores desiring 10 prrchase goods will
he Supplied on tnore rea s"nable terms than
they can purchase them ia the city. al per-
soas who have ausctt ai Aacce nlisl%ill oRl ina-
mediately and settle, otherwise their acconats
will be left in the hands OF proper Officer f5t
collection.
Bedford, Nov. i6, 1855. s -
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I uetnsKarc ard EIarfNals,

o! all tinds, Gas ware aud Ce.laswsrs.l ~
Our stock haS ttensseleatea v itA the s+estse+
care in T%seardt &c quality ard Yriece aid 80
HsFfer ourselves We can efef ishdtfcs-lirqtS 70
pssrchaseFS. Gall ana and 9eE'tt,Ase orr
Wgid for!t--dr"p in and iisdse for ,riselTesi
mi kinds Of country TroGuc- taken II ex-
eaEse Tor goods AZ the hicIies f1s sri ii r4ls-
- .iagaas s SASSGM * Gil nARIL
EefifaFd. AHril e. 1855 txsl 81 I
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Stray Steer,

EtAHE % th- premises ef the subscriber lie-
" igg in ST. Clair Township, ahoqt the In,d-
die Of August last, red aai white steer. sup
posed u b- about one year nd--no IN ukS.[
The owacr issreduested 10 cenle forward, prove
property, pay c,4s SIS nnd take him away.
GIDEON y. TROUT.
Nov IS. 1855.
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TAIzE WARNING Nv TEmE

(as tf1aslgiS have donr) bs the bitter t2fe
efco and satferings of others, Of The dTc' dfI
cdHseq ienccS she enfa ailsiupon herself and these
eildearqd to her sby her isnor4nce Of the sin.
plest aud plainest rhles u heaithas cennecied
witflfhe n ,rriage stste the y'ioIation OF witch
teIit;iils disease suifsring and mjser., k.-3
Hsc N tHy ar Sui srba from t'bstrMctions OF
irregularities pacnilr 10 the jtGAsIe system.
wtrsc, uhI rnline th, health, the effects Of
rbjsa hey ite sa0i aat ard for which THEN del
esSya f5rbids So kiag in6fieaI adSicei Row
nagysnff'sr ffBrh ptoiaBsa, sferi tfailing of the
weglA, 81 fidtn f,e3y ai6bs weakness. debility
5Sse-1 IL pY mlny arr IN constant agorv Tor
many M i8ths giecGiiig confinement How t'a-
ny have dIIfsciilt If not dafEegn'As deliveries.
AMI SLOW and uncertaiu recoveriesi e
Ta,the question. how are these to he nrerrn-
ted h ,shat saatf I've dsue the answer is simple
,3I Let every womaH tsceftai ID foieEseH without
yiolanee to her aelie2cY, he nature aud char4e-
ter Of the ailnSnt { Which She as a fenfaie is
subiaei} the g us y from which il may arise. ;t
the proper relnittic fer It's cure ana futafe pre-
Yentjpat. s'5e
This sire e4n 10 ~ l,siss ess ig a Iittle .nl'fee
4 alrsa5r pdsseSss iyfhouSandsl whtel1 tells her
wl.at i he matter, and tell7 her whaf e do fer
t.,in simple hHt claSteA EOrds, iaAd snchas she
sza understand.
Thjs fKTfe ylHsEreyis effiflra - - rtf4cf s5q
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sVYscE.g waa 1t
! All persons lndebiel to nv, clt

+ All persons lndebiej to mrs csiieg bs scte or
Book account, are hefet'x npiilrd tisttheir notes
ard accounts Are iei4 Ing shs hands st lIepay
NicodemuS. Esq 6f taa Bifob1af 81 Beds3ed.
ior collection. wh eys salt will u e0tnihencea
Egrtinat All whs id5not coafply wstA thislaotiees
aud make payment ifsufediatAly. sebsssg ~
49, q AtFs ) W ING T. & Bf3I,TI 7. ~
Oct GgfR5aD3la WEIfF flHE 4AtlY
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Frame TIave-n Ssand.

a gnoi large table, sufficient - accommodate
eig,,iy horses, tiranary. Cora Csih, Hagoa Shed,
and all oiher neeessAEs. aut-baildinss, and es-
eellent orchard Of chase irsit,-a never, ,tisliag &
strrsm OF, water Al sha GqeF, aBl .sYyrgl. g49d
living springs ca ii suiept parts al the lapd.; ~
There arr also on tfiss Rgepsrix Tif q e sSl
TENAAT H0GSeSs sssssFr4 f5sfi a4
The above is onfs 81 tbs 7bsST .kRawn tTcrn
Stands on the rosG, aed the ltnt i IN higa
s;ate OF cultivation, aud vel adaptcc for pas
Inrs.
isiiic also OF RS 4'rssases tlfg fgs Nsssipluing
thc above. on w8ich he q. Present resides one
half mile Sogth Of the TtTHrn property, CON
rairsng $50 .t4lseEsS of good lgl}siene laad
jI4 acres o1 which is eleaE5i an atlpF lentsee
in 60 ID stats of cpltYsti4As and thl' baEb-t. Is
we'll limbeFei s,.,.... s.,.,,,,,,i tef, fra4,. !
4 The inlproYelnents 5 ar. q good nfw. A s. -.
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SHOE ST0hE.

A 3. OR RANER & Co have Just received
n. a very large assortment az Boots and
Shoes. suitable for Fall ANA Winter, part styles
as iellows:
Mems Super waxed Double sole Boos,
Mems =. City Made Calf do
Mons Heavy Kip, Lined do.
Youths Waxed Double Sole Boots.
Youths Calf and Kip Lined do.
Boys City made Cali Boots,
Boys Kip Lined Boots.
womeDs' Double sole Kip Booiees, {
Wonens' Fine Cali and Seal do.
Womens' Fine Goat Morocco do. sa
Won MS parodi Bootees, very handsome,
Chiidren's Shoes of every style and price.
Gents Morocco, Kid, ana calfskin Bootees,
Ladies Double Sole Caters, Gum Shoes, &c.
In fact. Boots and Shoes TO suit every purcha-
ser. II you want Boots and Shoes. please give
us call, and you shall be suited In quality and
price.
Exchange Store is the pl4ee 10 sn, Boots and
Shoes. lsa8aa s9a4l
Oct. u. 1855. tta
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Y iyFEn.

NJTHEAT, Rye, Corn. Oats and Burkwheat in
w payment for subscriptions. for which the
highest marker prioes viii t,e s.lwed and to he
l~it Al any OF the mills la ihe8 ssigh bDrhuaa.--
Also, aboat 80 cords OF gaa,l wood. Won't
s0ine of our friends hiring an these articles
THE EDITOR.
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STRiI krLL.

5SAME to ths promises of The subsrsih.r liv-
~ Ing 90 the farm of } on. Jub MarIl. near
Bedford .hutlt tli,. II of October last, STRAY
Bull with white iEcis, htek and belly. sides
black The owu.r is requested t. rom. fer
ward. prove property, pay charges ami take
ldm gay
WM. y. FAKQCHAR.
NJ iS ~
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TO RENT.

TIE Rising Sun Tav sra Ia the Borough of
Bedford will be rented for y term Of years.
To good t1Hant very advantageous lease
will be given, AMI tue house completely re-
Parted Possessioa given the trst oil April
next. 8Att 3&t s+HHvf ~ ssst t.
Also fur re:it the .ltors Room and cellar now
n possession oi Isaac Lipplr possession as
above, Eor terms sFplf to the.subseri5er or
10 David +. Mann. s-oisssfl ST, lg fgdsg
GfHH DAVID NAM.
Nov. 30, 1855 sa,sz..1 .sls.ssfn5 5r.s
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TERMS.

THE TEsDrxs e;nploys no travelin- agents
and sends out no papers Oil trust If'it is not
stopped when the term paid FOR expires, and
the subscriber does not choose further to pay
for il, We resort to no legal forceto ce1pel hini.
On the Weekly. We mean TO stop every paper
on the expiration nf the advance pavn,ent
awaiting fresh rcmitteneesfrom the subscriber
Ii Dona comes the account is closed We pay
olocal agents, wish no money paid 10 any " then
the payer cannot truxt him to inaii or other
wise send il TO MS; once faailed fts safety is az
our risk, (and s,riuus risk Ill Sfte4 ,3rases9
5ut arc grateful To every one who deems it a
good work to obtain ani forward tho names
and money Of his friends aue nesghbor 0ug
terms ihsariabiy are-ior the II. ssl-s e i.sfs,
Duly Tribune, Sc per nnrnu sst4s9 )
ssni- Weskly, 3d. two copies for s5, fye for
Sli -. sA4 g -r5sl ms
Weekly 81; three copies for So; five copies
Tor 50, ten copies for si2; twenty copies,
or OVER. 10 one aiirtss. for 81 each; twenty
copiss, or over, 10 address of each suhscri-
her. 81 20 each. iA8 Nk
Additions may at ali times he made "a q elo5
AZ Tie price paid by tsose already IN it.
GREELY & McELgATn,
s4 no l54 Sassau street, New York.
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moRg n aw Goops -Iust received az the COZ
onsde store fresh assortment OF Cassinieres,
satinets, saues Nool Phids, Aous'in De Lains,
Cobnrgs, Prints, &c. &c.
;Ters AND CAPs.-New style Hunsariaa ifats,
Drab and Pearl. Men and boys Blue Naei Cans,
just received sy express Ut Recd'@ pelonaac
Store.
Oct IS 1855
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NEUf BOROUGH l'IIiRTERR.

N0TICE is hereby siven to the citizens u
IN Bedford Borough. that application has
been m idcbt petition to the 0aart dfsQaarler
Sessions Of tii., Peace, that the said Borough.
OF Bedford and the citizens thereof. shah be-
come subject 10 atiie INSTRUCTIONS, and possess
tllc powers and privileges conferred ,liy an; Act
eutitlsd San Act regulating Bprenghs. y APP
proved April 3D., 1851, and fuyther, that the
prayer o.. sAil pettion WILDE granted, and On
order Of said Court made accordingly at its
next Sessions, on the. 18th ,dly of Soveln h'r
next, unless good cause be shown TO the cqu-
trary.
By order of the Court
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FAkEHDxABLE s
ESTiBL!SNNENT.

THE subscribed has removed his establish
ment TO ths room in the Odd-FclloW S
Building, immediatey above the store OF 4,
b. firamer 4 Co., where be will attend prompt
ly 20 all business entrusted 10 bis care. tie re-
cei1les regularly the latest City Faslfionss and
will pledge himself that work donu at his shop
shall wear well ard fit neatly.
lie respectfully soLcits a share of the pub
lie patronage. 81 syd $50 IL Ae
-.s. S. J, MoC4aVSLAN.y
Nov. 9, 1855. 49,. AS, f,ttTf .f
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spring and sAmmer eseos.

consisting = I9it ~ Cltti :. fssf'rsti,. -.
nd fancy SattiItiss a large tsiR:y a ssty
nd MarssiiieS TestiI es, III rls u, j,s!!.1t -,
annadge Liner. Drills for rants. Ireia for ct:tx
Tweeds, brown and black Musiifs. 1rfm ef
cents pei yard upwards; Cotton Bapai1e. ASIA
-lmffs. cotton . able Diaprrs for L.. per 5ald;
and III nrti.i. fa,r use flr. I'm. r1,..,.f
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STRAY Z STEER

(serno tot the premises ofthe subscriber living
~ in Bedford Il ossasliip, about the LIST ofSsp-
temb-r last a white aad red. Steer. one year
old, With his left ear cropped. The owner is
qaested TO come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
LE GEORGE ZIMMERS.
Suesmhor > 1866.
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NNI,IGE

\ application Will be made .9the Geyernor ef
81 this Common wealth for the pardon VI Cas-
elton BROOK Pierce. aao was eenyHts71 of laf-
ceny at November SEES lions 1854 .,siff
Oct 20. 4ssfgv r fs7 s tg ,sel s $50 \
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Stray Eeifer.

EtAME 10 the premises Of tise subscriber. us
~ lug in .ibarfy township. some time in June
last RED BhiSD.K tiElFER. win shlte
forehead. no marx, about eaF ed laet
Spring. The owuer Is requested To ce,r.t iu'
ward prove prrperty. pay charges. and ttSe
her away SAMUEL +. SilUuP.
Nov. 23, l3]3 81
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aa 81 xss EGaR.l osyEa

Tee undersigned bcgs sieave q ihforniA his
friends and the publ shattite husinessisih ~
future be eSetin ued, at the cid stand,w here lie
nuw rcceiving and opening a general iana
veil selected sssartment of New Fall sansS
Winter Goods, which he is determined TO sell
cheap for CASH snds approvsd produce.1 tAn
carly cal is solicited sgea yniia3 ssii
s t4fa k.F4# ~ ~ ~ e. vs. RBPRs,s.