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important Anneunceni n
PHIIADEfPHL,

TO al persons afflicted with Se1lal discases
such az SensineI " sakhsss. impotence. Con
lorEoen, Gieet, Syphilis. &C., &e.
The Howard Association OF Philadelphia. in
yiew Of the awfu! destruction VI human life and
health, caused By sexual diseases, and tie de-
reptions which pyacfised upon tk. unfs riN-
nate victims OF such diseases BY Qaaeks, hs,.,
directed their Consulting Snrgeon, as d eEarf.us
bic aef worthy OF their name, to give medical
adrice gratis, 10 ali persons thus afflicted, Male
OF Female. who apply by letter, with adeserp.
tion Of their iFeondifion. age ocelIsticB. hsL-
its Of life,) &c.. and in cases af extftn.e rev
erty aud suffering 10 JarnisA medx1zts J,t. 81
charge.
= The Howard Assneiatiap is beDev olert =
siinton, csi ablisiied by special nd mert, IT,.
the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted
With ssViruient and Epidemic Diseases ard
its funds can be used for no other puI, ese. Il
has now a surplus of means. which II Dirtc-
tors have voted 10 advertise the above notice
1t is needless TO add that the Association et NJ
,rnands the highest Medies lskill Of theege o nd
willfarnish the most modern treatment. yal-
uabie advice also gieEn TO sick and nervous fe-
males. aifliesco vi b abdemiH al weakness, Nvmb
complaint, Costireness. LeucorIi.pa. &c.
4 Address. tpost paid. y DIR. Gro x. CaLEotxs
CONSULTING Surgeon. Howard a xspcistion, Ne.
2, South Ninth Street, r Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID. fHEARTWELL, Prestd.tf.
GEo. FA1RcHlLD. Secretary.
June lS55.-zz-
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The MengeI House.

The subscriber having taken the above vel
known Hotel, in the town OF Bedford, recently
Kept by Mrisaae Mengel, would respectfully an
nouuce 10 his friends and the public generally,
thai he rs now prepared 10 entertain them in a
superior Style.
His Beds and Bedding, are new, and
mis- chambers commodious and well Teniiiaie
and furnished in the best manner.
On his Table, will be- found the choicest VI
ands The market can produre
His Bar will be supplied with The best H.
qnets.
His Stable is large and comm otiiuns aud Will
be a;tened By a,idatieaiise aud industrious os:.
Ter
Boaners viii be taken by The day weeE,
month ard year
A Re ia determined 10 spare 10 efforts q
please and make all persons who siopwiit, him
feel a, home.he respat-sully asks the patronage
.of the public.
JAMES s. EECKWrrH i
Bedford, March 81, 1854.
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REMOVAL.

FEHIlE subscriber would respectfully annoUn :
H. to the p1stic hat he has removed his 1in.
ming Establishment to the lall,ling recently oc
cupied by Mr. Luther, as Confectionery Store
in the Diamond, wRere he is better prepared
than ever TO accommodate his customers with
every article in the line Of his business, either
wholesale or retail, and hopes they will give
him call at HIS new location.
GEORGE BLIMIRE.
Bedford, April 10, 1856.
P. $. The subscriber is desieous of'having
his books closed ap till Is, April, inst, either
by cash or netc. lie hopes this notice will be
attended to immediately GB.
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\ VERY REMARkABLE CURE.
Mllicdgeyille. Ga.
Deeeuibee az. iSJ2.

Dear Sill wish 10 inform YOU that one O.
ray family hsS been afflicted with FITS for a
nambe Of years. and seeing an ADVERTISEMENT
in q news paper. concerning your Vegetable Ex-
tract Epileptic Pills. came to the conclusion,
after trying almost every physician in Iay reach,
and ali having failed in relieving my child o;
the disease. Ia send for six boxes of your pills,
which proved an edsctuai cure foe my daughter
who is now about lS years of age. | think
there il no other medioiae in equal to them,
and / will be forever grateful to you for the use
Of them Tor my daughter whosn il has cared.
Yours, respectfully.
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GL oBE HGS "a Ell
West Pitt Street. bedford
Penna.


TIME undersigned having entered INTO pari9.r
A. ship in the above business would ammo ne
to the citizens OF Bedford County that they a-e
now prepared at their Shop 4. the Fast h,d 4
this Borough, ,tofnrRish CARRIAGES and BUG
GgES, Of every style and price: also, COACHES,
WAdoss. ana PIoUaas. BlAegsafTsl work Of
every description caecusedto order, on the short
est notice, at their shop adjoining the Coach
Factory.
Determined to keep none huttheoest efwers-
men in their snploy, and to sell ~ cheap = any
other establishment ia the State, they hope 10
receive liberal EN- encouragement.
0y-Conntry Pfodace of all kinds taken in ey+
change for work, and the highest prices allowed.
We respectfully insite the public ogye US call.
WM WEiSEL.
JOHN FOSTER. b
EsGf57d, Feb. 2sd, 1851. ast ~
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LATE From TnE EAST.

lJTO0DWARD'SIr Iraproy ed 5 NUT and Screer
w ing Machines, Mill Bushes, Boiling Cloths,
snj Bran Busters, Of the most improsa plan.
Mil Screws, Little Giant Corn and Cob grtnd.
,is, Patent bridges for Mil Spindles, Portable
Mills, warranted to grind 10 bushels per hour,
MillIrons, and Mill Burrs made to order, can be
pronred of the Agent, s.. ID. BROAD, at
Scheiishurg, Bedford County, Pa
Mil wight work done At the shortest notice.
aud cn the most reasonable terms,
Nh, II agent for Bedford, Somerset .
adjoining Counties.
Mry 4. 1855 -zz
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HoRg NE~ G ooos--Just received az the Cob
onaie store fresh assortment Of Cassirperes.
Satiaets, james Yool Phi,k, aoas!ia dc Lai,,s.
Coburgs, Prints, &C.. Sc
HArs AND Cafs.-Sew style Hungarian Hats,
Drab and Pearl, Men and boys Blue Navf Cara
'ast received by express a: Reeds Colorado
Store.
Oct 2f. 1850
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MiCKENE SHOP

of WILLIAM RITCHEY. short distance ca
of Rrice's Hotel, Bedford, Penna.
Also, Pierpont's I a.est Strawshaker. g.bich
has not been surpassed anywhere, and is 40 con-
structed thai operates smoothly and takes hut
little power to drive it. II can be attached 10
any kind of n4ehine straps or tupnbling shat,
power.
uDFarmers would do we'll 30 esli ar! see fo-
themselves before purchasing eiscwhare,
Farming utensils of all k.Ess made 70 order
All warranted to give sas:s.acticn
.. Repairing done atths shortest not.c. aps 1
most reasonable terms ad}
WILLIAM RIrCHEY.
4adhsrid 8
July 27,t ls55.-su
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ElLUiDLE MILL PROPERTY



THE subscriber, about TO remove to CaIifor
nia, offers nj Private Sale, his valuable NJ III Pro-
perry. situate about 8 miles East OF Bedford, ON
the j Juniata River, in Coici ain tsEnship, at tue
lower end Of Friends Cove.
The Mills four stories high, frame, with1hrsse
run OF stones, tive pi.irof which arc BnIrs, eas-
ing all the machinery necessary TO man'ifac-
tgre merchant i.ad country work in the best man
Rer. Il has one OF the best water powers in the
United States, which may be knawu from the
fact that during the last dry seasesl il had abun-
dance OF water, when neniy every ether mill in
tlir neighborhood was stopptd.
There are between 10 and II acres of land
adjoining six acres under post fence, about Q
which is mead Nv, on which is erected good
two story log house, weather-boarded and plas-
tered good water al the door, with all lnecessa-
ry out buildings-also fine orchard of choice
fruit, peaches and apples.
Being determined to sell purchasers will dc
ell toexamine thisproperty soon.
IL TERMS viii be nlIde 10 suit the purcha
yes., giving approved Bonds
HIRAM J.. RoHN.
June s. 1867
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TH X subscriber has just received from the
l. Eastern cities the best assortment of Brass
Copper, and Tin Ware ever offered in this place,
rowhich he invites the attention of the pubic. -
He has great maay improved cooking utcHsils,
that cannot fail 70 please every housekeepes who
uses thena. The Ladies especially are invited TO
call and examine the articles. Among them are
Brass and BELL METAL Kettles of all sizes,
Water Coolers, Chafns Dishes, Saucepans, Milk
Boilers, NcRsE LAMPS, an excellent article for
the sick room, Cake Monlds, Spice Boxes, Tea
CaRnisters, Grass and Iron Ladies', Patent
Lamps, Candlesticks, Glass Lamps, Match Box
es, Spi.toons, &c, &c,
English and Freach Tin, Iron and Brass " are
in great variety.
Jspanned Tin Toys, and great variety OF
Fancy articles.
Chain and Force Pumps, and in short every
article in my line.
Don't forget TO call at the Tia Ware Depot
East Pit ST.
GEORGE BLYMIRE
.aus;ll, 1854.
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Two fIdFeur Rcree
THRASHLNG MACHINES

Mt AIDE Of this ves y best material aud ia th
III best work rhmaalike manner, coBstaatly ON
hand and for sale at the Machine Shop Of r. n.
SHIREs, in Bedford. flis machines are greatly
improved .bathe advantage of the farmer. Also
Horse rak,,s for raking hay and cleaning grain
aaiis, Cutting Boxes, Cnltiyators Single ard
Double Showed Ploughs; all Of which will be
old on the most reasonable terms, and varraat-
ed to give satisfaction.
Farmers and others will do well 10 give us q
all before pur chasing elsewhere. 4
Rep airing of all kinds Of Machines and farm
gum enspil some at the shortest, notice and on
thest % ason able terms.
PET Err If. SIfIRES, Maeh:nest.
io Jri ,u.uu1. 29, lSjj.-im. aaf
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Farasers E.OoK 10 yaur Ea!e'
WindniIls MindmilIs IL

TyIlE f subscriber wishes to cali the attention
a. Of farmers to his ny@ and latest fmProree
Fannihg Mis-, which he continues 20 mannfc
ture al Sis shop, few doors cast " Brice's Hot
tel, Of the best material and warranted. He has
also procured the right ofJ. Bamboroegh' s eel
ehrated Patent Box Screen, which he uses in all
of his mills which renders il far superior to any
now in use, in the removal of cheat, cookie and
smut.
He considers II unnecessary 10 say ANYTHING
furssgcr in reference TO his mills, they now
geneeally ii use in mest parts Of Bedford cnun-
". and all can nave an opportunity of'exanlin-
iny for themselves
shortest notice.
Any person who WISHES 10 purchase a good
Tanning NIL, will plelse call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
SIMON DICKERHooF.
Bedforl, August 81, 1885, 3m.
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ASofnGR CASE OF rITs.

cLARKsRuRc, Va.
November 18th. 1857,
TO Seth 8. Hauce. Baltimore, Nd
Dear Sir Having been afflicted for seine
years past with Faliisg Fits. saw your adyer-
tiseineHt. and determined 10. give .opF pills a
trial, and am happy to say that since 4 com
nleneed the use Of them. 4 have not had aRat
tack. believe them TO be first rate article,
for. as have written to you in former letter
VAS attacked every two weeks. but since !
have been using them have not had an attack
Yours, respectfully,
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GROCERIES,.
administrators Notice.

LETTERS OF Administration having boso
granted to the subscriber upon the estate o + Su-
san BurRr, late of South Woodherry Town.
skip, decd, all persons indebted 10 said estate
are hereby requested 20 make payment inme-
aia;eiy. and those having CLAIMS viii present the
sane without dsay.
JOHN BURGER, Adm.
South WoodocEry.
Sept IL. 1875.
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the West end af the building formerly in the
occupancy OF Dr. John ii. Hcfins, decd, amt
now occupied by Dr. B. 4. Harry.
He sells silk pcckethaadkefcAiefsa at from l2 j
cents up to 81; undersleevrs from 10, cenls -
So 90; silk snits from 6 to 20 cts; cotton Iusc
irnm s! aPto S1i cents; good bli'r ealice for
s! cents per yard; collars froII ceits up e.
SS; linen pocket handkerchief from 81 cents To-
$50; bonnet ribbons frosn 81 to 81 cents;
chemsestes from 81 cents to $l.s5; boii;lets
from - cts up; bioomers from s2s cents nln
and Ladies and Gcntiem ems WeaT
of every description. usually found in Dry
Goods and Fancy Stores; also table hiens al
all prices; boots and shoes; carpets; general
assortment of QueensWare and Gro
ceries; and great many small articles ons
handred per cent. iouer than can be procrred
elsewhere In this place.
lie respectfully requests MI to ctii nd sx-
anime his stock aud judge for themselves.
az h7 ~ ELIAS FISHER.
April 8, 1865.
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WILLIAM YOUNG. NJ D.

Let father be ashamed TO present 4 cory
OF the 4ESCILAPlJfS TO his child. II nay
save him irom an early grave. Let no Young
man or woman enter into the secret ohligai iGus
of married life witit ut reading the POCKET
ESCELAPlCS. Let no.one Suffering irom :
haeknied Cough. Pain in the Side restless
Dyspeptic sensations, and given mp by their ply
scian. he another moment without consulting
the -ESCCLAP1CS. Have the married. o.
those aboutto be married am ioIped ment. read
this truly useful book, as it has been he mssns
Of saving thousands Of unfortunate eteatlres
fren' he very jaws oi death.
GyAny person sending VENT FIVE
CENTS enclosed in a letter. v III receive one
copy Of this worh by mail. five copies viii be
sent for One Dollar.
Address. (pest paidl DR. WM- YoTNG.
Noise Spruce Street. PhilIdelphia.
Jaly Is, lS55--ly.
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lieS3eA Maize atad Fenlate
NEMEN NAEN.

FHlS lnssitutioa is located a. thison
ifor | e ,llsy, pt; 10 miles jssal bciiod
@ nj miles from Bedford Springs
Being stu .t.d in retired village nee rom
snaly of shc Iiluring vices that so oiden corrupt
she minds Of yoAth; and in he midsi OF one oi
the most heautiful and healthy portions Of the
state, We trust that il will receive the liberal
patronage that its friends have anticipate d.
1t will ks under the charge OF the Eeer. JoHs
PoLLocK Of the NJ l.. Church gentleman who
has been for u number oi feTs engaged In
attaching AMI waose RECOMMENDATIONS from
abroli as we'll IS the high style OF teaching he
is * liSitasin tAis place II present itlly salts
s'y IA tasl he is such mtn IS We need. lie
viii be assisted by Mrs. E. E. Pollock rs Pre-
cepsress aud Sach other teachers as the Sehn
may require.
Phe yelr xill h. dtsiisi irto Two session.
- W ,e6stai. ( !. drst session Will eommen
M rassi.y the ;th day Of August next at
O'Clock, A. VI.
E,ch s.,,ion will be divided into two terms
OF Ii w..Ss, bat without any vacation, the
e,baol Will . sorg lnized on the next day astsi
taa clos. OF hsst Ter nl of the session.
II will be very important for students to be
IN Attendance As near the beginning Of the term
~ possible, in ord r 70 gain a thorough kuow
l.lge of elem .ntAry principles
hLfes II isiftoa as jolioms
For sora n ~ t,agish, per term, SO O
70 which " Ill be I'd led, for higher branches,
iaaia ling higher msthsmaticss each
For each ancient or aIodern language,
The eatire amount OF the above shall not
gee. six dollars.
ExrR4.--lessens on Piano per term, Sl0
Drawing sad painting OF the different vsri-
cites, from dollars to 90
vocal tnusIc, lessons per week, 90
tacidentals,
Special attention will be gwen to those in
tending to engage in teaching, both by aiording
then thorough drilling in the branches neces
sary to be taught, and hy lectures on the best
methods OF teaching ana discipline.
Board can he secured in various places IN tbs
village on ihe most reasonable terms.
We would further say that conveyance viii
be IN readiness at the Stage honse n Bedford,
on the d ~ previous to commencement, between
the hours Of 4 and 5 P. NJ, for the conveyance
of any that may not be otherwise provided for,
free CT exp<nse. Arrangements viii also be
made for their rsturn to the same place.
JAMES A. COLEMAN,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
J. II. DICKEN. 1fGstss..
JOSEPH BECK,
JOHN FILLER.
RRinsburg, May %, 1855.
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Piastering Eatiis!!

rT1EEE UNDERsaGyED having erected
Il a Mil for saving PLtsrERisG LAFHs on his
premises IN Union Tp., Bedford county. 5 now
ready 10 furnish any quantity on The shortest
notice. Price 81 SO per thousand. IT. long. -
other lengths in pr'>portion.
Letters addressed to me at 81. Ci4rssille "ill
wM. GkIrrtgsH
Union Tp.. Fth. lsls54 H.
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- CARD.
DIR. ALERED A. CRIME.

TT aviag permanently located in stsasrstow,,
I'll Bedford county. Pa. respectfully tenders hi
services to the putlic in the line OF his protes
sion.
All ght calls attenGedto with rfoinptness
StonerstowE. May Is, 1900.
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ton MANY. . nl .a.s.kas. a.aH. spar.

JOB MANN. .ss7sR$@ G.eH. SPAN0.
T AW Partnership The undersigned
- havefassociated them selves in the Practice
OF the Law, and win promptly attend to all busi-
ness entrusted to their care in Bedford and ad-
Joining counties. t fStAtse
GI~Officea on Julianna Street three door.
south Of Nehgef ifouse and sfoppesite the resi-.
deIee Of Maj. Tate. te@ stts
MANY 4 sPayG.
Juno Ist--lS54 tf.
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND ICHRONIClE
TER S.
THE REDE0RgD INQUIRER AND

CHRONICLES will be published every Fhurs-
day Morning at two dollars per annunls IN ad'
vance or two dollars and fifty cents after the
year expires.
Nos,lhscripton \ will be taken for ashorterperiod
aiin six months. aud no subscriber will be al
liberty 10 discontinue lis subscriptions uutil AL
arrearagcs are naid. q &t1s ftfEt#tf
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StraF Heifer.

TAME TO the premises OF the subseriser.
" living in s.. Clair Township, about the ist
Of July last, rei Iteifsr, vita Shit in the
right ear--sappnsed TO be about one year old
last spring. The ogner is requested to come
forward. prove property, pay ehIrges and take
her away.
p GEORGE SrAISES.
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A PERFECT CURE OF EPILEPSY.
Pittsburg, November 90, 1853

Dear Sir --lt is now ten months since my wife
had anv of these nervoas attacks. She thinks
she is curod. She has not had ans symptoms Of
the disease for the last nine months. She tool;
your Vegetable Extract Pills for about four
months, and discontinued them four months
since. Mrs. ). was treated by the best old
school ply sicians in he Stale tor ten years then
by the best II oincepathic fdF eighteen months
without a care. 1t is 80 your Vegetable Ex-
tract f lis. and With strict regard to Diet that
We ascriDe her cure OF the most dreadful dis
ease thai ever afflicted the human family. wish
every person affiieien with Epilepsy had this
medicine. and would give il thorough trial.
1t may no; cure in all eases, but IN this il has
perioi med wonders.
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MACHINE SHOP !!

TWO and -Four Horse Thrashing " acllines
L. constantly on hand and maize Of the VERY
p-rt materlul They are greatly improved above
any other ef the kiE,i to the advantage Of the
farmer. For sale al thc sGseatat~ ~. g.,.Is, Il
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Taylor & NEoMry,
TANNERS, BEDFORD, PA.

ITAvE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
u u N their Fanneryson Last Pitt ST. leather
OF all kinds and of the beet quality, at exceed
ingly moderate rates Itey pay the highest
prices for country hides.
Feb. 16, 1854.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

TUE subscriber has just opened = aew and
l. complete CLOTHING STORE, in
che building on the corner Of Juliaaa Street,
Bedford, Pa, owned by David Mann, Esq,
aud lately in the occupancy of Mr.. Solomon
Filler as Dry Goods Stsre. AID two doors
South OF the Rising Sun Tavern.
Ills stock comprises one of the largest and
cheapeet assortmcnts OF Ready Made
Clothing ever brought to Bedford. He has
also choice assort@ent of Dry Goods. all
of which he willseli cheap as can be procured
in the town.
Tie requests allhisconntry friends md Others,
10 cali aha see his goeds--as he does not con-
slider it trouble 10 show them to any one.
ISAAC LIPPEL.
April o, 1855.
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LETTER FROM A. DRUGGIST.

New York, Oct. 10. 1852
Dear Sir Please send me two boxes more %
your Vegetable EpileLuc Pills. The person for
~hoIn precared them. is much pleased with
their effects. They seen to have an excellent
effect.
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Testimony In favor Of the ifge'
table Exlract EpilepIie PiIls.

In the pubIcatios of thesollonipg certiiicatsi
% cares. the names assvs been suppressed as
the sestifno onis were voluntarily offered, aud OF
would be improper TO publish them without the
consent Of the parties and wlIowould be uIi-
willing To publish to she world that they or
their children or friends. ever had fits. when
the circumstance is always regarded d. one Of
the family secrets.
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DIR. w. J. MuIlin,

RIISHlNG 10 resume the practice of Me-
w dicinc and Surgery, (which in health 70,
time compelled him to reiinquish, respectful
~ tenders has professional services to the citi.
zens Of Scheilsburg nd vicinity.
Once, same IS that cccuPiedby Esq Smith.
Being well lacqu1inted with Dr.. Mullin qpa
hhcations as Physician, Z cheerfully recon
mend ham to the patronage ef my old friends
and the public generally.
". BRAMWELL, NJ. D.
p. 5. All Deasai operations attended 70 a.
heretofore. W. j. ":
"a s,ifsl re, April 6, lS54.-tf
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LTMBERal LUMBER /.

tao AiAtlslhNtiLESnf dideIei,i kinds
IUD.UUU AFRO, 75.ooo i-etoi LtM-
BfR Of dff-rant kind- >uch a White Pme,
Yellow Pine, Poplar, Sprre. &c. Sc. Fersale
f. n BFEGf.E.
s.. clsif>vilie F,a. ~. 1883 -
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u o1< Gzrhe<.
I'D E ~ T L - F
Bedford. Pa.

OFFICE on Pitt Street, nearly opposite
~ the "Bedford Hotel Teeth plugged, reg
uhted, &c, aud artificial teeth inserted, from
one 10 an entire set. Charges moderate, and all
operations warranted.
uy- rerms-PosITIrELY CASH
Jan. 10 1854
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS
es. ryEnY ONE ms own rnYsiclAs.

THE fIFTlETH Edition,
with One Hundred Eners-
ings. showing diseases and
NJ 4ifsTmatitns of the Bu
man S stein in every slaI {
and form. To whici, is
added a Treatise on The
Diseases Of Females, heing
ofthe highest importance
10 married people, or those
contemplating marriage
b.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-11-30
REAprNo, Berks County, Pa.
Deecnber 22d, 1852.

Dear Sir--The Pills my brother bought Q
you in November. | mean the Vegetable Epl
k;ptic p ills. out. and get friend to enclose
you tive dollars, for which wish you TO send
me immediately TWO boxes more. have been
troubled many wears with FITS, and have tried
the skill of mans physicians, but nothing which
have tlkcn appears TO have met the require
mems of my case. 50 well as your Epileptic
Pills os = .zf .i,as.W3ug stss.3si 3 st
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-11-30
Curing Epilepsy or Failing Fits,

These pills possess specific action on the ner.
vous system, and, although they are pte2afea
especially for the purpose OF curing Fits, ihes
viii be found of especial benefit FOR all persons
afflicted With weak nerves. or whose nervous
systen, has beer prostgat ed or shattered from
any cause nhatevcr lifchr0nie complaints. or
diseases of long standing, superihdueedo os ner-
yoasness, they are exceedingly 'beneiciai