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the oa an
wAsRss At Holiness Hole before reported
About all the and casks have got out
cut away to tho She had not crooked and
That hs got Of IL two three tides the
to the wreck Sunday afternoon.
BRIG Csc Bvrz, Rich, which sailed from philadsphia
vent n on non one
.s
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ss
hasias sailed from Honsvde0 the 5sa Of March
BRIG ADVANCE Foote for Providence which sailed from
2 sprung leak after getting to sea- and
BR BRIG READY RHINo from Boston for Pictou having
carried away ret put into Gloucester 9th repaired
n ssss 5 hence for N'v''n NC
s T na s7
al
Of wind.
10 s struck
fuTsitSTs and wood Damass Sna1oxD She y
Whalemen.
Worth Indian Ocean, zanaibar with 80 bbls sp OIL
s.nsvr
81: VI s s
and sCS lbs bone Aso 2, freight iss yhasboae
NJ A g. sa
s:ay Of rs css.
AT Tarpaulin Cove 2sth, Mlinoket. WORTH of and sr
Thomas 10Th us bark Roth.ehld Asrscn, Of Or
sss % sh,s had
q kan.neks. with sO biash oil Antarctic Of ProvnSe
swp with 70 81 and 20 Saash Hear. I'D ,Sm March bark
Ss e d ~ Inst orr.y Taft NIB. to cruise; Ocean,
vea % s. a 'h PHI. % IL Of Of
u.Is NJ. i a. x s a:s
f. n; Ss nsn Do
The Frip1n a. So 70 do from the Hector dol o bbs from
no TSsss
ssGss S Ehs T n & canes not .Sn
had 81 go SS' SPERM BY the Eusns TOR Boston
Kelley: EB co. sp " ''AuA''' "00''' Aa~Afa''
Sss It. .ss % css .ss u s
Young Hero. Nspt -
TeY ship y The ~
a. .Helsns inst letter from csp. Cornell Smith
had taken whales. Landed two sick 81
Zanzibar Dec q wolsa. Dimmch FIJI 400 sp bound to
the Atlantic Ocean.
poYss s%pi Antarctic
vincet0wh, Is do sp 30 do blkhsh.
Heard from March no lat. &C. Messenger, Holmes Sa
lem, 40 sp
seen-March T. lat "a Al, lon 81 90 seen Am wha
ing bark showing white nag with rcd edges Ut top AMI
bottom. and two black balls IN the centre.
Spoken-No date, lat Is N, Ion 60 bark Columbia. Hal
lec Sandwich anes for Harbor i5 days outby
ship Coosawattee, at Savannah 10th inst.
Notice to Mariners.
RA1Es or PrLorAoE COLONY VICTORIA, Aus.
The following the official published rates Of potare
ports Of the colony Of Victoria Australia Of
those nxed By previous act:-
Steamer and
Sailing vessel towed Maxi. Mini
vessel. by steam mum mum
Firm without the Headsto
Melbourne GeelonE.
and vice per ton. l0d. Sd. f6y flO
FIRM within the Heads to
Melbourne GeeloIg,
and vice versa, per ton. 40
Into out Of Port Al
bert, per ton. 6 10
Into or out Of all other
ports, per ton. 4 y
Between Melbourne and
Geelong, per ton .,..
The above rates include two BY the pot AM INV
70 be AZ ~.
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The above rates include by pilot and any
removes beyond that number to be charged rate Of
been pioted TO sea- one half OF the above rates.
Exempticns-k ships belonging her Majesty ali shps
Quitting 10 renting from the fisheries ali ships EN-
ployed in the coasng trade all ships regularly trading
south wales Van Dismens Land, New zealaAd western
certificate from the Pilot Board that COMPETENT 20 ect
~ pilot 10 such vese unless the services OF pilot sha
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Memoranda.

LAUNcHEDAt Biddeford 10TH by Messrs Cakes Kicker
schooner Of about 200 called the Ruth Ann owned
by the builders Capt Oakes Of Kennebunk Judah Baker
and Capt Baxter, OF Boston, who 10 to command her.
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Teleeraphic Marine Reports.

BOSTON, May Arr barks Lyon, Buenos Ayres Point
Indo March Il Pamphya Palermo, Gibraltar March 10;
scbrs Lonsdas and North Wind philadelphia Julia smith,
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have been Actually received and all ships havns so
AiS rs's'''' - CHARLES FERGUSON, Z
January 10, 1855. President Of the Pilot bead.
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Firm without the Heads TO
Melbourne or GeelonE.
and vice versa Per ton.
Firm within the Heads to
Melbourne or Geelor q,
and vice versa, per ton.
Into or out Of Port Al
bert, Per ton. ...........
Into or out Of all other
ports, per ton. ..........
Between Melbourne and
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dery who knew the position held this
therefore will return my as and send
' ss'fn' Consul.
This was sent during lulu in the aght; no answer,
however returned. Being thus left In doubt as to
our security We barricadei the doors with bales and
boxes and preparing our arms, we took pos,n at
unguarded window, listening with decidedly in
terest to the fight than the previous cay No at
tempt was made upon the house, and on the second
night athe ,S 2ad. they re' ~ cate h.,,,.
feeling of indignation at the outrage which had been
committed upon the flag During the morning of the
which the Luchetecos had entered It taken to the
Governor, Who accompanied BY msny Of his officials,
During the nrh. Of the at the suars. ., Ss oe.sss
stand hearing noise at corner had opened brisk
FIRE, but as 1t was dusk, they could nothing 1t
bullets in the flag staff the front wall ia riddled and
there much blood the door step. Dr. p. morti-
to accept proposition Of the to unite with
HIM in arms against salinas But he very wisely re-
solved upon another attempt at an understanding be-
fore deciding. He therefore addressed the following
note to hp upon the 26th ult.-
o0S'0iArr or rT gsTrp sTsr March A.
ssS0n nor DO. g e. sss
claiming my Jag believing then as DO now, that the ac.
had neither youf assent nor appreciation.
cured prctee.ion has Informed that very
dsnant At the outrage and would have answered note
hi; notice .:ssls to but homo. and
baton.
soldiers Of This place found the greater portion tie
nigh. for
my thanks.
] request reply by the bearer.
With much respect, your obedsnt servant,
s. G. P1LKfNGT0N, U. s. Consul.
On the 30th ult the following satisfactory aud manly
reply received. II is in keeping with the known
character Of Salinas
IuoHrrAN, March n, 1885
SENIOR DON s. c. PrLKISeroN, CONSUL or THE USrrEp
STATES TEHvANrrPEo.
sIR-As was about leaving Tehuantepec. I received
acceptable OF the 22d nst
lion the flag Of your nation requesting that be return
ed that would state In reply IL the done with
although expressed the doubt
that could have aided directly indirectly in such
Until the reception Of your letter entirely ignorant
taking Of and the Of the fact
In your note my utmost indignation Cons iernr
that undiscpaed force Of armed counsrymen
explained the line Of conduct they observe
on their entry into the town. .
Under the 10 the contest In gno
OF persons who committed the
Of the place TO which the flag had been coaveyedI
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HUGH MOORE,
ShariG

WHEREAS, John Blankley, late Of Provi-
dencr township, Bedford County, died seized OF
the following Real Estate;
A tract OF land, containing about three hun
dred acres, adjoining lands of VIM. O'Neal.
WIN. Cornell, widow Evans and Lewis Koons !;
situate in Monroe township.
Leaving issue, six children, 10 wit Jane and
JOB, OF whom petitioner, TO- E. Shannon, ESQ.,
is guardian: Lot, residing in Bedford County,
Elizabeth, residing in Bedford County, Nancy,
residing in Bedford County, and Emily resid-
ing IN Fulton County.
Notice is. therefore, hereby given, that in
pursuance OF Writ OF Partition or Valuation 10
me directed, will hold an lDqusition or vaIaa-
ton on the premise, on WEDNESDAY, the
9th day OF JUNE inst, when and where all
interested may attend ifthey see proper.
HUGH MOORE, Sheriff.
June !, 1850
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VALUABLE
2EiEE Property for sale!

The snt8crhAr, about to remove to California,
offers al Psi1 al ale, his valuable Mill Proper
IS, situate a,oti 3 miles East OF Bedford, on the
Janiatta River, in Colerain township, at the
lower end Of Ffiead's Cove.
The Mill is four stories high, frame, with three
ran of stones, two pair OF which are Burrs, hay-
ing all the machinery necessary to manufacture
merchant and country work in the best manner.
Il has one Of the best water powers in the un-
ted States, which may be known from the fact
that during the last dry season it had abundance
Of water, when nearly every other mill in the
neghborhood was stopped.
There ale between 10 and II acres Of land
adjoining, six acres under post fence, about 4 Of
which is meadow, on which is erected good
two story log house, weather-boarded and pias-
tered, good water al the door, with all neces-
sary out buildings also fine orchard Of choice
fruit, peaches and apples.
Being determined 10 sell purchasers will do
well to txaminp this property soon.
GF- TERMS will be made 10 SUIT the Eur-
chaser, by giving approved Bonds.
HIRAM +. ROHM.
lime I 1a55
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News for the pe0DEcs
NEW GOODS AT CHEAP CORNER no. |

feifow- -Cifiseas We fake this opportunity
oi returning you our most sincere thanks far the
liberal patronage you have SO kindly bestowed
on Us. We would also inform you. that we
have just returned from the Eastern Cities, with
large and well selected assortment of Goods,
such as Cloths, CassIneres, and Satineis Peter
shams, for over coats, Jeans, Ladies' fine dress
goods, such as Silks, Alpacas, Coburg Cloths,
Bonbazines. Merinoes, and a large assortment
Of Bay State shawls, Hosiery, for Ladies, Com
forts, Grapes, Collars, &C., &c.-Mens,' Wo-
mens,' Boys and Childrens' Shoes and Boots,
and general assortment Of Groceries. Crush
ed and puverized Sugars, best Rio Coffee, Teas
Of all kinds, N. O. Molasses, Golden Syrup,
Mackerrl, Salt by the sack, Bakers Chocolate,
Broma Cocoa. and general assortment of Goods
usually kept in country Store.
By- All kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for goods at market prices.
SAMSON s GEPHART.
Get IS, 1854.
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ISoaice EEl Partition.

Whereas, James Barefoot, late OF ST. Clair
Township, Bedford county, died seized Of the
following Real Estate, viz:
Tract OF Land containing two hundred and
twenty acres or thereahouts, situate in ST. Clair
Township, adjoining lands OF George Rennnger,
William Rennnger, John Nunemaker. Peter
Renninger, and others.
Leaving a widow, Mary, and issue twelve
children, viz
Rebecca, intermarried with John Moore, re-
siding in Bedford county, Elizabeth, inter
married with Solomon Hammers, residing in
Somerset county; Sarah, ntermarried with FREE
derrick Renninger, residing in Somerset county;
William Barefoot, residing in Bedford county;
Isabella, intermarried with James Taylor, resi-
ding in Bedford county: James Barefoot, resid-
ing in Bedford county; Mary, intermarried with
Alexander Stanton, residing in Somerset coun-
"; Margaret, intermarrled with John P. Bow
ers, residing in Bedford county; Samuel Bare
foot, residing in Bedfosd county. JOB Barefoot,
residing in Blair county, Charlotte barefoot,
residing in Bedford county, and George Bare
foot residing in Bedford county.
Notice is. therefore, hereby given, that, in
pursuance of Writ Of Partition or Valuation
to me directed, will hold an Inqulsition or va
luation on the premises, on FRIDAY, the Goth
day of JUN inst. when an where all interest
ed may attend II they see proper.
HUGH MOORE,
Sheriff.
June 1888
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Naflce in Partition.

WHEREAS Otho Wilson, late Of Southam-
ton township, Bedford County, died seized Of
the following estate
A tract Of land, Situate in Southampton
township, containing one hundred and sixty
acrrS, adjoining lands OF Solomon Rices' heirs,
and David Rice on the East, Jacob Ciitz OH the
West
Leaving widow, Henrietta, who resides in
Bedford County, Pennsylvania; and ISSUE ten
children, to wit: Stepben. residing in Bedford
County, Peuna; Alfred, residing in Allegheny
County, Maryland: Hugh, residing IN Bedford
County, Pa, Susannah Rice, wife Of Solomon
Rice, deceased, who is now dead. leaving issue
seven children, viz: David, residing in Al
legheny County, Maryland; Alfred, residing
in Bedford County, Pa, Jane, residing in Bed
ford County, Penna. Charlotte, residing IN Al
Bedford County, Penna., Francis, residing
in Bedford County, Pa, and Elmira, residing IN
Allegheny county, Mary yland: Jackson residing
in Allegheny county, Maryland; Martha, in
termarrlrd with Hiram Woliord, residing in
Allegheny county, Marynnd; Jonathan, resld-
ing in Aliegany county, Maryland; Sarah, IN
trruarried with Henry Mills, residing in A He
gheny county, Maryland; Ohio, residing in 10
wa. and Jeruin.a Wilson, residing in Bedford
county.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given, that, in
pursuance OF a Writ Of Partition or Valuation 10
me- directed, will proceed 10 hold an Inqusi-
ton or Valuation on the premises, on TUES
DAY the o6th day ot JUNE inst, when and
where all interested can attend il they pro-
HIGH MOORE,
Sheriff.
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A DUrcH Kxow-NoTHlNG WANTED.-It ap-
ppars that the Know-Nothings o! Brrks county
are about establishing Grraan organ in the CITY
Of Reading, and are anxious TO secure the seryi-
r-s of a German Know Nothing priater TO do
their dirty work. The Harrisburg Union saws
"A man named RICHARDS has very effectually
>couled our town in search of one-but, TO the
honor and glory Of the noble German character,
h. !; said, none base enough could be employed
10 aid IN promlgating his proscripive princi-
rlrs. Alas poor RICHARDS
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,-y,oLrNr STORM OF WIND AND RAlN-
t,faJ 4oeideat. This latitude was visited
f'sG r., i've o'clock yesterday afternoon BY one
ap'ps ~. most violent tornadoeS which has occur
0i -, r,r long time The wind was high dur
r." no ~ Greater part Of the dav, and increased ~
~ af,eFnoon ~ 10 perfect gat, the ram at thr
lar .a f,IIipg in perfect torrents We have heard
't'e ",nch Fl. damage by the wind. A new building,
% VS. IVES, Saratoga street, between Cary and CAT
"n su,o .,rpets, was blown down, burylng beneath
ho'r INNS three men engaged thereon. The un-
,"s e',,,ats men were Mr.. John Flynch, boss
io;,G i;etIsypr. who resides in Popplelon street,
ussr u',s Saratoga, young man named Nicholas
n,SKaw ased about twenty years, an appren-
Nj w r. FIynch, with whom he resides, and a
"s a,ored laborpr named David Mathews, who
lid in Sarah Ann street, near Fremont
IT,, 6,st two named were upon the third story
-ogaidino. which was thrown into the street by
I'D r;ds wall, they falling beneath the same
Tbay ,, are all very seriously burt, but the color
= ~, nan. tMathews,) being in the lower part Of
tSs - bojldines was completely buried beneath the
INNS M and but faint hopes are entertained Of his
,eecorery.-BaH PafSiof, Stb.
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egaSo tx. EgaRGsagaa

Would announce to his friends and the pub-
lie that be has purchased the entire Store Of the
late James A Gibson, and intends To continue
business at the old stand He has on hand an
assortment OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Teas, Sc
gars, Jewriry, &C. sc. together with Coniec-
lonarirs Of every description In short time
he will rrpIenish bis stock, So as to make it an
inducement TO purchasers to give him a call
He has on band good supply of FLOUR, and
will make every effort 10 accommodate the peo-
pie in this line of his business, either Wholesale
or retail. He ~iI! also keep Bacon, Fish,
Salt, MoIaSsrs, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Brooms,
Brushes, Patent medicines, Drugs, Dye-stutS,
and every article usually kept in a retail store.
Gy@PAPER HANGING aud UPHOLSTER-
ING viii be attended 10 as usual with prompt
ness and despatch and he would take this oc-
casion 10 say that he has now on hand, and will
furnish TO order, on the most favorable tertnS,
every description OF WALL PAPER aud BOR-
DERING.
By unremittng attention TO business, and
disposition to please, be hopes to merit aud re-
ceive liberal encouragement.
Bedford, April q, I555.
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NOTICE 70 coLtEcTcRs.

The State Treasurer having made a pere!np-
tory call on the Treasurer Of this County, Tor
all State taxes up 10 and including those OF 80,
Collectors are, therefore, hereby required to
collect and pay over, uithout deiay, the amount
Of State taxes yet due on their respective dupli-
Gates. By order of the Commissioners.
JOHN MOWER,
June ], 1899. AtioTnry.
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Ladies Dress Goods.
NEK us. 8. II. POTTS

Would respectfully announce to the Ladies of
Bedford and vicinity, that she has just opened
large and elegant assortment Of all the new
styles Of
Dresses and Mantillas,
Super black and Fancy Silks,
OIgandies and Lawns,
Berages and Tissues,
Persian and Muslin De LANES,
French Chintzes and Ginghams,
Plain and emb'd Swiss Muslins,
Fringes, Gimps, and Laces,
Buttons, Braids and Cords,
A rich assortment OF Ribbons,
Collars, Sleeves, and Chemizetts,
Fdgings and Insertings,
A flll supply of Mourning Goods,
Best Kid Gloves Of oil colors,
together with an extensive and beautiful assort-
mpnt Of STRAW and SILK BONNE1S, trin,'d
aud untammed.
The special attention OF the Ladies is solicit
ed to the very large. assortment just received,
aud offered at low prices for quality
Bedford, May u, 1883.
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Respectfully informs hi, friend, and the public se-
repally that be has constantly hand Planors equal
10 those Tor which he received the Prize Medal, m
London, IN 1851. All orders promptly attended TO,
and great taken IN selecting aud packing the
same.
He has received during the last Is years more Me-
dals from Franklin Institute than any other maker;
also first premium at Boston, aud premium at New
York aud Baltimore
Wareroom No. 50 South FOURTH street, below
Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
March g. dSJj-3nl.
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New York and PhiIadelphia

one Of The most elegant assortments Of Goods e
yer brought 10 Bedford, which, having been pur-
chased for cash, under the most favorable cir
cumstances, he feels warranted in saying that he
can sell them at prices SO low as 10 nst0nish the
purchaser, and all in want Of good Goods, at
the shortest possible profit, are invited TO give
him call. His stock embraces every variety
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April 20, 1865.
Is g 6if 81 Il 81 a ca ID e Raa Y
AND
FEMALE SEREINA
rr III rs rrpIETT prinninaI

This Institution, hitherto under the care OF Rev.
John Lyon will henceforth be conducted by the pre-
sent Principal. 1ne past history of the Academy
WILL we trust, be sufficient guaranty OF It's iutqft
efficiency. The branches taught viii be the same as'
heretofore To MASTER rRlNcIPLEs viii be consld-
cred the most important pursuit of the pupisi and
while il Will be the constant business OF the lnstnc
tor TO inpart knowledge, il viii also be his am 10
lead his pupils to make practical application OF
their ACQUISITIONS. 10 load the mind with Innumer
able formulas, without cuuslag II TO use them, would
be like placing a bow in childs hand, without
teaching hfn bow bend it.. In fine, II shall be our
THINE.
We look forward confidently 10 the patronage of
this community, which has thus far been so gener-
ously extended. ard by nndimnished assiduity,
we hnnn 10 merit Yonr support
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H. NIcoDEMUS,
l5triralrr ana 1ustitr of tbr 1,rarr,
4EnEOPD Pn

Has removed his Office 10 Juliana street,
nearly opposite the Drug and Book store Of DR..
F. G. Kramer, where be will faithfully attend
10 all business connected with the duties OF his
office.
He will continue 10 repair clocks and watch
es, as usual, and respectfully invites those III
need Of his services IN this HGe to give him
call.
April 13, 1855.
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Reeve H.. H6mlsfaG,

l'oHcrtSS0f 70 IagTfey q aANt5Htf,)
BEDDING AND CARPET 4VAREHOUSE,
No. 14S South Second Street,
Ffre doors a5ore Spruce Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Where he keeps constantly on hand fa assortment
Of every article in his line OF business. FEATHERS,
FEATHER-B BI.DS, Patent Spring Mattresses. Curled
Hair, Moss, Corn Husk and Straw Mattresses Yelvet
Tapestry, Tapestry, Brussels, Three-ply. Ingram,
Venetian, List, Raj ard Hemp Carpetings, oil Cloths,
CAUTION MaItngs, Cocoa and Spanish Mattinss, Floor
aud Stair Drnggets, Hearth Rings, Door Mats, Table
and Piano Covers, to which he invites the attention
OF purchasers.
Oct. -, 185l.-1y.
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Notice to Collectors.

COLLECTORS Of Taxes in possession Of the
Duplicates Of the Poor and House Of Employ
ment are notified that, unless they make imme-
date payment, suits viii be Instituted against
them without respect to persons. This notice
is IN earnest, and all who negrci it, will subject
themselves to COSTS. By order of the Direc-
tors. JOHN FL. RUSH,
Treasurer.
Nav IS, 1855.
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ATTENTION RIFLEMEN {!

You are hereby notified that parade will
take place on Thursday the DIST inst, at 10 o.
clock, a. NJ. at the Court House, in the Bo-
rough, in summer uniform. A foil turn out is
particularly requested.
JOHN AL>IP, Capt.
June 10, 1853.
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June /, 1855.
AoTTCE!

ALL persons knowing themselves TO be in
debted to the subscriber, either by note or
hook account, will please make payment My
Bills are in the hands of Henry Nicodemus,
ESQ.,, where those indebted will please call,
and thus save costs
A. WEISEL.
June /, 1888.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILTERWlRE
AND FANCY GOODS.

ANIL & &a1sGL GSOA1.
"A Choice .4Ssorfmeot of the Finest Quoidy,
For Sale at the Loeeest Cash Prices, at
W.H. b. ELTO.A'HE.7 IDS,
No. ISL South Second Street, bctgeen Pine ami u
MON, Hest Sfde, PHILADELPHIA.
The assortment embraces Large aitd Select Stock
IF Fine gVutrex Jr,eeiyy Sitrer Fare, Afbuta Hare,
plated ,rih f,,e Siirer Spoons, Forks, Ladies', 4e
int Goods, Fans oud Fg4cy Arficies of superior
quality, deserving the examination OF those who de-
sire to procure the 5es soods at the L0tcest CASE
Prizes.
Having practical knowledge of the business, and
all available facilities for Importing and Manulactur
ing, the subscriber confidently invites purchasers,
believing that he supply them terms favor
able any other establishment IN either of the At
lantic Cities
Gg-All kinds Of Diamond and Pearl Jewelry and
Silver Ware manufactured 10 order, within reason
able tine.
C. Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware faiMfteily
rcp4tre4. WM. b. ELIOAHEAD,
No. lSI South Second Street, few doors
above the Second Street Market, West side
u In the South Window of the Store may be seen
the famous BlRD CLOCK, which commands the ad
miratioa of the Scientific and curious.
Oct. 10, lSj4.-iy.
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
WAREHOUSE
ChamhelShnrg. PENNSYLVANIA.

ChambeIsburg, Pennsylvania.
THE subscribers are prepared at all times 10 carry
Produce OF every description and Merchandise 10 and
from Philadelphia and Baltimore, the most rea-
sonabe tern.s. The highest price paid at all times
for all kinds of country Produce.
G-Receiving DepotS, BUZBY x co. 365 Market
street, elphia.--JOHN BlGHAN, Baltimore,
No. 15l II street.
c. W. .EYsTER & co.
Feb. 9, 1s55-Gm.'
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NEW STORE
Aud SeW eFoOe,s.
GREAT BARGAINS, AND NO MISTAKE
Ell FrsHER

ELI E'TGEER
Wonld respectfully avail bimself Of this me-
lhod of informing the citizens Of Bedford and
vicinity that he has opened an entirely New
Dry Goods, Grocery, and Fancy Store,
in the Borough Of Bedford, in the room for
merIy occupied by DR.. Ho6us, aud second door
west OF DR.. Harry's Drug and Book Store,
where be has lust received from The cities Of