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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-07
GLOBE H OTEL
West Pitt street, B.irori
Penna.
PeEana.
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by Marion IIariand, author Of Alone and
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

TIME subscriber takes this method of inform
l. ing those desirous Of purchasing q valuable
Farm. that he wishes to sell that well known
Farm aud Tavern Stand on which he now resides
situate in East Providence township, Bedford
Coun y, miles east OF the Jnniata Crossings
and one mile west Of Rays Hill. containing 24S
acrcsof land, about $50 acres of which are
cleared and mostly enclosed by good post fence.
and IN highsta OF cultivation, the majority OF
which has recently. undergone thorongh ires-
sing OF limo, which has rendered il extremely
fertile.
The improvements are a large three story
BRICK HOUSE, with probably the most COM
nlodious cellar rundar itin the county solerable
good barn, stable, and such other out buildings
as are Necessary. There are plenty Of good
water at the house, while nearly an the fields
are well watered. There is also young or
chard Of 2U0 choice fruit trees just commenc-
ing tobear.
There Is also good Tenant House, together
with an excellent Saw Mill on The property ISL
tuated very conveniently on the IN, MP Re road,
with an abundance OF the choicest white lire
timber, Immediately around thr mill, pfslabiy
the largest body of timber in tlt county.
Any person desirons of examining the rfo-
perty will please call on the subscriber, who
will endeaver to give all the safiafac,ion neces-
sarv. He also feeis sale tn stating hat the title
70 the land IL good, ard il willing to Nsrrant
against all claims.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-07
Bedford academy and Female
Seminary.
w. w. cAMPBELL. Prineipal.

rEyHE first session OF the 9th school yegr o.
A. thisInstitution will open on Monday orn-
ing the Sd day of September. The pa
history Of the academy, VIII, We trust, bes
sufficient guarantee OF its future efficiency
The branchestaught will be the same as hereto
fore. I 0 m1ster principles will be considered
the most important parsuit of the pupils; and
while II will be the constant business Of the In
structor to impart knowledge, ii will also BIZ his
aim to lead his pupils 10 make practical APP
plication of their acquisitions. 10 load the
mind with innumerable formulas, without cause
ing it to use them, would be like placing bow
n a chld's hand, without Teaching him how to
Aend il. In ine, il shall be our object, as ii has
ever been. to lead the pupil 70 think.
QT N. B. Instruction in Single and Doubel
Entry Book Keeping will be given ny the Prin-
cipal phe class in this studywill be so arr ang-
ei that anv young men desiring to pursue this
important branch. in order to prepare Them
elves for clerkships, can rseife in IL alone
his recitation will receive attention out of the
regular school hours. Instruction in This
branch is sz:ra, and Will be charged accord
ingly.
The terms are as usual.
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The Mengei House.

The subscriber having taken the above we
known Hotel, in The town OF Bedford, recently
kept by alr.Isaac Mengel, would respectfully an
nouucs TO his friends and The public generally,
that he is now prepared TO entertain them IN Q
superior style.
His Beds aud Bedding, are new. and
mis- chambers commodlons aiad we'll ventilated
and furnished in the bert manner.
Tn his Table. will be fonnd. the choicest W.
ands the market can produce.
His Bar will be supplied with the best H.
quors
His Stable is large and corpmodious and viii
be a,tened BY and4tientive aud Industrious ost.
ier
Boafders will be taken By The day week.
mnnih and year.
A. he ia determined 10 spare no efforts %
please and make all persons who stnpwiih him
feel at home. he respectfully asks the patronage
of the public.
JAMES $. PEcKWITH
q ford March 81 1884
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T1H E subscriber has just received from the
Il Eastern cities the best assortment of Brass
Copper, aud Tin Ware ever offered in this place.
rowhich he invites the attention Of the public.
He has great many improved cooking utensils.
that cannot fail to please every housekeeper who
uses them. The Ladies especially invited 70
call and examine the articles. Among them are
BRAss and BELL MErAL Kettles of all sizes
Water Coolers, Chatting Dishes, Sancepans Milk
Boilers, nurse LAMPS, an excellent article foi
the sick room. Cake Nonlds, Spice Boxes, Tea
Cannisters, Brass and Iron Ladies', Patent
Lamps, Candlestieks. Glass Lamps, Match Rox-
es. Spittoons. &c, &c.
English and French Tin, Iron and Brass are
in great variety.
Japaaned Tin Toys, and great variety OF
Fancy articles.
Chain and Force Pumps, and in short every
article in my line.
Don't forget to callat the Tin Ware Depot ii.
GEORGE BLYNIRE.
.fag; II, 1854.
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TANNERY FOR RENT.

GTeEIE subscriber wishes 10 rent his Tan
merry and Saw Mill. situate in St. Clair,
Township 8 miles north of Schellsburg.
TO any person wishing to engage in the
tanning business. This property will be a
very profitable and desirable one, MS bark
is very abundant and cheap.
The Saw Mil IS ia fne running condition
and will pay well. There is attached 10
the Tannefy good dwelling House, Stable
and other out buildings, with running water
.; the door, znd G acres Of land.
The Fanncry has One horse breaking
machine, l6 iay-a-way rats, Two lines :
bates, 4 lcerhes,and pool.
Any one wishing 10 rent, viii please call
on the subscribet living on the premises.
Terms easy and possession given the lst
day of April.
ABRAHAM pENNISON.
Feb. %, 1886.
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Bakery and Confectionery.

THE subscriber, thankful for the patronag
l. heretofore extended him by liberal pub
lie, tenders his thanks, and he would respect
fully inform them that be has received and
opened new and choice lot OF Canfections,
among which are candies, nuts, fruits, &c.,
He also keeps Groceries, such 40 Sugar, Coffeel
Tea, Molasses, Cheese, Candles, &c. Also al,
descriptions of Cakes, and will serve Wedding
and other parties, en short notice. withconfec
tons and cakes.
He has opened mp and reftted his FSTER
SALOON, In a superior style, where he will al
ways be ready to serve his friends and the pub
lie with the freshest and choicest Oysters that
can be procured.
His stand ia opposite the 0dd-Fellow's
Building, where he feels confident that those
who give him call will not 20 away disap-
pointed JOHN j. LUTHER.
Nov o. 1855
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HARDWARE STCRE.

rhe subscriber having purchased the entire
5ck of HARDWA ofthe late Thomas B.
Miller, in the Borough of Bedford, would re-
spectfully announce to his friends and the pub
lio generally, that he is now prepared to fur
nisn almostevery article in his line of business
on favorable terms. His stock being nearly all
new, and selected ~ one well experiencedin the
business, he is fully satisfied that purchasers
viii find it 20 their advantageto give him cal.
In addition to a general stock of Hardware, he
has hand, and will constantly keep GRO
CERES of the very best qualtf-GLASS of
all size--alsn, ST0NEWARE ofa very superior
quality. He has also on hand all kinds of Oils,
Paints, Drugs, Brooms, &C., &c., and Cdar
Ware in great variety.
Having now permanently settled in business,
and being determined 70 use every proper exer
ton to please, he hopes to merit and receive a
liberal share ofpublic patronage,
JOHN ARNOLD.
Deer. 20, 1864.
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BEDFORD HOTEL.
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

THE subscriber respectfully begs ieare to I'D.
l. nounce to his old frienda and the public
generally, that he has leased and talSer posses-
ssoa Of the Bedford Hotel, lately in the occn-
pancg of Col. Adam Barnhast. Ii is not his
design 70 make many professsons az to what he
will do, but he pledges bis word that bis most
energetic efforts will be employed to render
comfortable all who give him call. The house
will be handsomely fitted up, and none but
careful and attentive servants will be engaged
Persons visiting the Bedford Springs. as well
as those attending CoHrt. and the travelling
community generally, are respectfully invited
TO give him call and judge for themselves.
e. The stages all now stop at this hotel,
and it is therefore The Stage Ofiice.
Boarders taken by the week, month or year,
on favorable terms.
" Ample and comfortable stahlng is at
tached to this hotel. which will always be at
ended ly careful hostler. Also, a safe and
convenient carriage house
JOHN HAFER.
Bedford, April 6, 1855. NJ
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ALLEGHENY MALE AND FEMALE
SEMINARY.

THE second session of this institution will
l. commence on Monday January 2lst 1856.
The session viii be divided into TWO quarters
Of / weeks each without vacation.
Rates of tuition as follows Wig;
Common English per qlarter S3,o0
To which will be added for
Each higher branch IS
Each Ancient language l,2t
The entire amount oi the above not 30
Exceed six dollars
EXTRAS.
Drawing and Painting Of the different yarie,ie.
from $S 10 S,0t
Lesson on Piano, l0Ot
Vocal music lessons per week ,M
Ineidentals. Sc
Boarding can be secured on reasonable terms
By order Of THE TRUSTEES
kainshurg. Dec 7, 1865.
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FASHIONABLE
TiIL0RIIG ESTtRLISH MENT.

THE subscriber has removed his establish
4 mont 10 the room Ia the Odd-F ellows'
Building, immediately above the store Of A.
b. Cramer Il Co., where be will attend prompt
III TO all business entrusted TO his care. He re-
crivesregalarly the latest City Fashions, and
will peig himself thu work done at his shop
shal. wear we'll and ft neatly.
Her4spectfully solicits a share Of the pub
lie patronage.
s.. acCAUsLAS.
fnr 0. 1855
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber is desirous of selling the
l. Farm on which he new resides, in Bedford
township, about one mile north cf Bedford,
near Cummings Creek, containing la2 acres OF
land, between 10 and 80 acres cleared. about 10
acres Of which is good meadow, plenty of good
timber on the tract. There is ayoung orchar
Of choice fruit. log house, log barn and other
out buildings thereon, also good water. II the
whole tract is notsold, Is acres thereof viii be-
sold separate.
Terms Of sale will be liberal, and possession
given lst Of April next.
WILLIAM MAIKEN.
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GROCERIES.
COSMOPOLITAN
a 4 = A S s OCIA TON.
SECOND YER
Oct. lc,l%5.

| oAN ~ - L.Ah. /.
! A RRASGEHENTS for tie Second Annral
"A objection of this new and popular lnstitu-
sion 'or the dilasion Of Literature apd Art, have
i been made on the most extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged is the far.
famed :. GENOA CRucIFrx, which originally cost
I en- Thousand Dollars.
| In forming this new collection. the difusiou
| Of wsrss of American Arr. and The creourare-
! rnent OF American genius have not been over
looked Commissions have been issued TO marv
| OF th- most distinguished American AIxsts Who
will contribute some OF their flrest prodtefions
Among them are three Marble Busfs. executed
by the greatest living Sculptor-Hifam Powers
GEORGE WASHINGTON, the Father OF his
Country; BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, the Phi
losopher; DANIEL WEBSTER, tha States
man. special agent has visited Europe and
made carefnl and Jndieious selection. of foreign
works of Art, both 10 Bronze and Marble; St.
tuaiy and Choice Paintings
The Whole forming large and valuable COLI
lection of Paintings and Statuary to he distri-
abutd free among the members Of the Asspcia.
etionfor the Second year.
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ticket in the distribution of the Statlafr a,6
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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-07
iEN FIRM.

THE undersigned have this DAY formed
partnership in the Carriage Making and
Blacksmithing business. under the nance
aud firm Of Weisel & Go. We viii en-
deayar by proinptness, attention and Tho
character OF orr work, 10 merit and cbt.in
d fair share Of custom. Oar stand is the
one heretofore occupied by Weisel 4 Fas-
ter. ifnnediatelr east of town
WM. WElSEL,
MICHAEL NEISEL,
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NEV lLOTHING STORE.

nHE subscriber has just opened new and
complete CLOTHIgG STORE, in
fhe building on the corner Of Juliana Street,
Bedford. Pa, owned by David Mann, Esq.
and lately iu the occupancy Of Mr.. solomon
Filler as q Dry Goods Store, AID two doors
South Of the Rising Sun Tavern.
His stock comprises one OF the largest and
cheapest assortments Of Ready Made
Clothing ever brought TO Bedford. III has
also choice assortment of Dry Goods. all
of which he will sell cheap can be procured
i'm the town.
Hereqnests sallhiscountry friends and Others,
to call aud see his goods-as he does not CON
;ider it trouble to show them to any one.
ISAAC LIPPEI..
April 6, 1855.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-07
IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS

WO0DWARD'S Improved Smut and Screen
w ing Machines, Min Bushes, Boiling Cloths
and Bran Busters, Of the most improved plan;
Mill Screws, Cora and Cob Grinders, Patent
Bridges for Mil Spindles, Portable Mills,
warranted to grind ten bushels per hour, Mill
Irons and Mill Burrs made to order. Also,
Stover's Patent Corn Kiln and Grain DRYER
valuable invention. The above articles are
kept constantly on hand, aud can be obtained
at any time, from SD. BROAD.
AT SshelIsburg, .lforl County, who il also
agent for Bedford, Somerset, and adjoining
counties.
Mill wright work done at the shortest notice,
and on the most reasonable terms.
February Is. 1856.
McCoRMICK'S Reaper and Mower for sale
III by s. ID. BROAD
at Schellsburg, Pa, agent for Blair and Bedford
Countess February l5, 1856.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-07

We, the auditors of Bedford County,
peunSy ylvania, do certifJ,
That. i'll pursuance OF the acts of As
sembly in such case made and provided, We
met at the Commissioners Office, in Bed
ford Borough, on Monday, the 18th day of
January, 1856, and did audit AMI adjust
the several accounts between JOHN TAY-
L0R, Treasurer OF said County, aud the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, as set forth
in the foregoing statement.
Witness our hands, this Sth day of Jan
uary, 4. ID. 1856.
JOHN ALSTADT County
DANIEL BARLEY,
GEO. w. SMITH, Auditors
Attest; Wm. VI. Hall, Clerk.
Feb. %. 1856.
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTI0E.

n ETTEKS Of Administration have been
fL-a granted to the subscriber on the estate
II Danuel W. Blackhurn, late of Stellar
Township. decd. All persons indebted 10
said estate are noted to make immediate
payment aud those having claims or demands
agaiAst il are requested to make known the
same without delay TO the subscriber living
'at PleasantviIIe III st Clair Township.
SAMUEL BLACKBURN.
Feh. %, 1s46-t
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DICkINSOh'S ORN-yHEII,ER.

n have purchased the patent right for Bedford
H. County, of ssDickinson's Patent Corn-Shel-
ler," and / am prepared to furnish every far
mer with This very useful and convenient ma
chine. Ii comes very highly recommended
both at Pittsburg and New York. Ii is not
necessary for me to detail its merits. ] want
every body to see the machine as 1t carries
with IL its own Recommendation. Its price
brings it within the reach of every lnan, being
$1,000 when delivered at my hsuse.
JOHN HAFER.
Jan. rs, lS55.-tf
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Clothing and Dry Goods Store.

vF,TIE subscribers are just receiving new
H. handsome and cheap assortment of REL
DY MADE CLOTHING and DRY GOODS, q
their store in the East Corner Of. Bedford Hall,
consisting in part of Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts
Satin Stocks, Handkerchief, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, and all other articles usually
kept in Ready Made Clothing Stores.
Also good assortment of DRY GOODS,
consisting of Calico. Nous. de Laine, Shawls,
Alpacas. Trunks. Carpet Sacks &C., &c; alb
Of which they will sell as cheap can be pro-
cured elsewhere in Bedford, for Cash or Coua-
try Produce.
They request all their friends in town and
country to give them call, and see and exam
inc their stock for themselves. as they consider
it pleasure to show their goods, whether per-
sons wish to purchase or not.
SONNABORN & co.
Bedford, April 20, 1856.
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Stray Bull.

IAME 70 the promises Of the subscriber. liy
~ ing in St. Clair Township, about the frs
of September last, q red aud white spotted
Bull, with piece off the left ear, and motel b
out Of the under side of the right-supposed
to be one year old last spring. The owner is
requested 10 come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take him away.
J. +. BOWERS
Dec. q, 1855 e
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NEWS FOR THO PEOPLE.

u ATE ARRIVAL or NEW AND cuEAa GOODS AT
- REsp's CoLosSADE STORE.
The subscriber has just returned from the
Eastern Cities, and is now receiving and open
ing 8 large assortment OF splendid Goods, So
lected With care, and suitable to the season;
comprising LADIES' DREss GooDs Of the newest
styles-Silks, NJ ..rnoes. G,lshmeres, Persian
Twill, Alpacas, Delaines. G.. Blaze and Wool
Plaids, Inserting, French worked Collars and
nnder Sleeves, Silk and Gum Bslts, Cloths of
all shades, Cassimers plain and fancy Satinetts,
Jeans, Tweeds, Overcoats, Buffalo OveFshoes
for Ladies aud Gents, Gum Shoes aud Sasdels,
Boots aud Shoes, large assortment. Hard
ware and Qneensware.
GROCERlES-Compris Rio, Java, La
guira Coaee--Sugars Of all descriptions-Sy
rups anl Mollsses-Rice e-Tobacco--Spernl
Oil. &C., &c.
Bring on your Cash ami Produce to REED's
SroRE. where you will fad all your wants, at
the lowest cash prices.
Bedford, Dec. 2l, 1861.
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JOHN R. EDIE..

Attorney at Law, Somerset Pa.
1GfFEL HEREAFTER practice inrh
Wv several Courts Of Bedford county. H.,
nay be consulted during The sessions of tn.
Court at Davis II tel
Feb l6 1854.
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Head Quarters.
y,aR EAsHTONARK.E CLOTHING

AhVyh he subscriber would respectfully IA
llMlli H. inform the public that he is now EA
'fferine 1T the Bedford Hall formerly If
Excha ige Hotel) III East Pitt street, the largest
.......st assortment Of ready -rade, fashionable
Clothing. before offered for sale In this place
HIS STOCK consists ofa large and splendid
supply of Winter Goods
He has every variety and description OF
COATS. PANTS AND VESTS. SHIRTS.
DRAWERS, COLLARS AND CRAVATS.
SUSPENDERS, HANDKERCHIEFS &c.
&c.
H. has also alargv stock Of prime CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and YESTfNGS, which he is pre-
pared to mike up to order in the most fashiona-
BILE style. and warranted to be well made. and
GOOD FITS.
Having purchased his stock for CASH he feels
assured that he can make it TO the advantage OF
those wanting coon and cHEAp cLorHlsG To give
him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WM. SCHAFER.
Bedford January 10 1854