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" Traihs ytl be run Is follow =
sly ssEh n. s45 s5Esf:
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shelby juno - $40 s.
Mansasd Jnnc..., ar. s:n2 s::L4
Frederick, q. P NJ 10 % =
Ms .V Vernon, s:Ss s:Ss
teach Newark. Z" $40
3afS i GOING NORTH
Leave ssrsrs. as!z f1r r 4as F5ss1:' IL
uuca, s..........:9its +.S2 80
y VI; vernon, i@* i-s* " .sH :. M
Mansfield juno. is.Se s.st :, y s's. 'S ~
mouth, " = l'Go 7.sO
Centrevle, rs ]" 80 Z" ~
Monroeyile,. 2iLs ~ sisS ar
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Exorss ON ii. Southern Of O. r Road; at
Slby Junction with Cincinnati Express from at
Newark Will anu Trains on the Central Ohio
Tht 6srp Train will connect at sandusky with steam
= ay C from Detroit at aionroeyc With western Train
Fran on C. T. CIR O. for Columbus olnsiana Mans
del Junction Ut 5:55 r NJ with Fast train on o. p r T.
ans Sr ESS5 SS Central G Ohio ssRs r. r. t' l s'
GOING NORTII-The 8. 90 N Train will make close
neetion Newark With Mai. 1aln nom nsaiE O. O. r.
r.; ERuseld Junction with Express for pittsburgh; at
s on & aB9 R EPs' v S5
Mail Train 6. 8. T. road TO Toledo, chieagos &C. @
ceqs.a ohe Roa NaRsasa Jnnctea With
S fdi c1R iHs o clsveand Sst
Express Toledo and Chicago, and AZ sanduay with the
s'e''fns pay S''s ~ j. ". WEBB, supt
sandpsky, Aug. 4, 1855. sep16-tf
AIS ER1cAN AND wEsTEIs II
TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES LINE OF BOATS.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & SiEBOYGANl
P0TOM- -A.C,
BJEEs,E5z Es5, 5,zz4s4 zzA4s4zLO,
OH. 81. IGz5=A G '=Al, GO, M ,1a5 f.
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CAPT AIESAEpER,S s.5f
MOE1zAIN INV3ESz.
Capt FHEA1r.
.ORIElN a. LIZ ..q..
Capt STEELE.
PIIlS 81 3 I M
n EB.E.AzG = k-.Ass
ay,sa,Ss 81 ), sr
PI4 an AdS2IJsFz e ii, =H
TO N-sAiNTSY7' a. ~ IO2A
IA 800 Capt. RE4 RPsLy, ssv sS5s san
ID a l&aI I1tl3afAs.s,
..sa CAPT, sRoSp. s.L.tss lal.z
K AIM S5. AS.
Capt. RACE.
The above named Steamers all Of the t4fgeatei
with ample or ,beia
fitted up the pppsf PeePls moviet
horses and farnturc particular such fan
to give satlsfaeton, being the
PGss For Il rESlEht or passs gs appy st seaEEn
s--5ssSss y ~ n .DoHD, Agent,
aplE-sm ..sssss.l. ~ Cleveland. O..
P1iIgER LfdN6llYtt.S. :,
TCTN H. THOMPSON, III Main street, Is reeeiYng
81 portion OF his Spring st6ek 6 s Papers for Parlorss
Halls, &c. 60, prtesRm RmoasEateH "a sxdf 81
SHOW WINDOW.
HANpsosEE SHOW Window, With qiAss Of large sile,
and SHUTTERS - sIt nearly - COED - tSf sssle
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BARD0TTEs WoRli SUGAR DROPS ( {
ple1sHnt aud eticacious remedy for
IA Put the form OF tine cady avoiding the
able taste Of HeFmifage geaerAty Ptee re.
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FLOUR, GRAIN, EEEDs, BUTTER, &c,
THTANTEDThe subscl tbeFs will pnschSse
aSyanSss on neoaEgnment 70 Bllttmere Ph.lsdslRAs
clover and timothy seeds. Also en butter pel
SEES GILL GIL co. +
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Plavoring ExtractBF s76s3if.s.s.
T. OR Jrllles Pastries, Creams, Pudaings, etc. etc.,
II st Por sale by 4. Ii. LOGAN Z co.lis 4o9sstl
jn15 Bridge Corner DrrREista
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YUK ia aud Il ia our Intention
SlFy eomplste by constant additonr thel
"lSs @sz' t1'o4 'a1 lad. d nrIsxE1n { swrAh1sorIass
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I. j. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,


To Young men who wish to acquire "BRsfness Edtca
tom think affords facilities very seldom equaled.
Sr CHANGER the qualifications of theoretical Enow
ge and aptness teaching, added to practical Counting
experience and feel confident that graduates from
s College i be fully competent to Keep tile ulost conp
s,,fe6 Set0f BooEA.
A. T. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
j. j. JANNEY, Sect Board Of Control, State Bank of
J.F. PARAI, BOOK Keeper at D. 4. WOodbury's.
D.. OvERDIEIs, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. q. MILLS, Sec Columbus Gas and Coke Go.
C. d. MASON, Book Keeper ut ]. II. Riley Co.'s.
Gy-For full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER d. ARMSTRONG, I'D
fe4-1v Pro2rirtors.
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ONE HJIN0RED B1RREhs FI0UR.5 "a s,,,i
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For 6G Course "a LGdfts Uepag' V
ETNE PROpRIETORS take great pleasure In expressing
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Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
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instruction Is extended to partculariLe
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s}Ass ~ FOUNDRY PIG from. = ~ ~ ~
* n TONS LonReonins Foundry Ifon for aalebys fSS
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-04-04

g Go those who wish farms-to have
fertile land at a cheap price, and on easy
;erms. your atteation is called 10 the Ridg-
way F4rm aud Coal Company Twenty-Five
acres ee more ia proportion are given for
$500, pavab. ia iasEalments of 81 per
week, or 81 per month. It's located in Els
eouaty, Penua., aud has ono Of the best
markets for its produce in the State. The
soil is rich loam, and Is not to be surpas-
red for farming, a. examination will show.
1t mas the best elemeuis of prosperity, be-
ing underlaid hy two rich veins of coal,
ami will shortly be intersected by four rail-
roads. The timber is Of the most valus-
nie kiad. Title eptionably good, and
w4rantee deeds are givan. 1t presents a
good and substantial opportunity TO com
menee farming, providing for one, chill
dren, or making an investment. Further
particulars can be had from the pamphlet:
which are sent to ihquirers. Letters an
swered promptly. Apply or address Saml
w. Ca.tell, Secretary, 1855 Walnut street
north side, b2tween 4th and 9th streets
Phila Full Information is contained il
the pamphlets.
Feb %, 1868 m.
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DRUGS, BOOKS Ind STA
fIGAinI.
DIR. 7. C. REAMEH,
Bedford, Pa,

TEAEING purchased the Drug and Book
H. A. Store of DR.. S. u. Scett, has constantly
hand, at the old stand, large and well se-
lectrd stock o. choice Drugs and Medicine ;,
wholesa G and retsil all Of which viii be sold
at fair terms. The assortment consists IN part &
Drugs and Chemicals, Dye Hoods and .4eias,
Paints and Otft, Ipindou Glass and Glass
E'ars, Tobacco and Sesars, P.rfnnlery, Faacy
orticle$, &c, &c.
PATENT MEDICINES. - Having the regular
agency for The sale of all Of these medicines,
the bile are assured that they are of the best,
such as have stood the test Of time ami expe-
risncc, ard can be safely recommended as ge-
ruiue. viz: Townsends = and Sands Sarsapa-
rilla, Wi,tlr's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Ayers
Cherry Poetoral, Motfat's Life Pills and Pho
nix Bitters, DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
FahnFtock's, Hohensack's, aud other verss;fu-
gss; Hoofnd's Germsn Ritters, Nc, &c, ,.i
Constantly on hand large stock Of historic,
Biographical, scientific. religious, poetcal,
school, and miscellaneous BOOKS.
Also great variety OF F.aNcY sT.fTTOE-
dRI. Cap, Post and wrapping paper of every
qu-ity, Paper Hangngs in great variety
Window Blinds in patterns or by the PIECE
Wall Paper, Steel AMI Fancy Goods.
RL,aNK BOOKS OF overy size aud quality,
Poeket Books and Port Monnaiea, Diaries,
Hank Deeds and Mortgages, gold Pens and
Pencils. Combs, Brushes, Perfumery in great
vaFiefT, Soaps. &c. &c.
Lamps, and Camphne Oil and Rurnir Fluid,
kept Jnust2ntly on hand
CHOICE LtQUORStn- medical use; W Offs
seheidam Sehnapps. Gin, Fort, Sherry and
Madeira Wines.
Aug -, l85f.-tf ff
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IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS.

JTO0DWARD'S Improred Smut and Screen
w ing Machines, Min Bushes. Boiling Cloths
and Bran Dtirters, Of The tsost improved plan;
Mill Screwa, Corn and Cob Grinders, Patent
Bridges for Mil Epind.es, Portable Mills.
warranted to Grind ten bnshelr per hour, Mil
irons aad Mil BiirTF made to order. Also,
Stever's Patent Germ \ lin and Grain Dryer
a valu lhie invention. The above articles are
kept constantly on hand, Ard nan bn obtained
At any time, from s, n. BROAD.
at Senstlsburg, Bedford County, who ID also
a,,tn: for Bedford, Somerset, and adjoining
counties.
Mil wright work done at the shortest natice.
and on tha most rsasoaable tssra.
February Is. 1856.
MCCORMICK $ Reaper and Mower for sale
Ill by s. ID. BROAD
at Scheiisburg, Pa, agent fof Blair and Bedford
counties Petru%y Is, 1850
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TANNER1 FOR RENT.

Ev9IiE subscriber wishes so rent his Tan
e nery and Saw sfiif. alruEre-fn sst. Glair'
Township 3 miles north of S.hellsburg.
to any person wishing 10 engage in the
tanning business. This property will be a
very profitable AMI desirable one, ~ bark
il very abundant and cheap.
The Saw Mil is in fa4 running condition
aud will pay we'll. There is attached to
tae Tannery good dwelling House, Stable
and ottier cut buildings. with running water
at the door, and g acret of land
The TanncrY has 0ae horse breakag
msehiRe, Is iay-a-way vats, two lines 2
bates, leechrs, aud pool.
.Any one wishing 10 rent, will please call
on the subscriber living on the premises.
Terms easy aud Eossc$s;on given the lst
day OF Apra.
ABRAHAM pEENISON.
Feb. %, 1886.
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SATURDAY NIGHT.

i. L. : II /.
What blessed things Saturday nights are,
and what would the world do without thefn2
Those breathing moments in the tranping
marct, of life; those little twlieh;s in the
broad and garish glare Of noqn, when the
pale yesterdays look beautiful ,hrongh the
shadows and faces changed long ago, srail-
ing swectlg again in the basb; when one
remembers the old FOLKS at hone, and the
old fashioned FIRE, aud the little brother that
died, and The httle sister that was trans-
planted.
The ledger closes with crash, the iron
doored vaults come 10 With bang, up 60
the shutters with a will, claek goes the key
in the lock. 1t is Saturday night. and ;liei
business man breathes free again. Honla-i
ward, ho The door that has been :iar all
the week, gently closes behind him. the
world is shut out III F
Shut out, Shut in. rather. Here are
his treasures after all. and not in the vault
--saye the record in the old family Bible
and not in The bank.
Maybe you are bachelor, forty aad
frosty Then, poor fellow, Sstnrrias night
Is nothing to you. just as You are nothing
to ANYBODY. Get wife, blue eyed q
black eyed, but aaose All true eyed--get >.
little heue, 10 matter how little, and q lit
tlc so,a, Just 10 hnid iwo III sSa and > aalff
ID II, OF Saturday nig'it, .ani taer road
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w county On the huntington 2ud Broad
Top Railroad, on
Z WEDNESDAY 18TH D.4Y OF .aPRIE,
rext, when and where the following Lands win
be sold a@
LANDS IN TOD TT, HUNTINGDON co.
Onc hlndred choice huillng Lots in the
town Of Coalmont, each 50 by $50 feet.
A valuable tract Of Goal Land situate o., the
Fork. Of Sharp's Run. adjoining Coalmont,
containing about $50 acres, more or less. II is
composed of GFe surveys, part Of Benjamin
Pen, Nathan Laverlng, J. S. Stewart, Evans
K Hamilton, Evans, Hamilton and Anderson.
1t has five coal openings. 1t is the first chai
land reached by the railroad, and is only ~
niles from the Pennsylvania Rail Road at
Huntingdon.
\ Trset OF Coal Land situate on Trough
Greek and ShaTp's Run, near Broad Top city,
adjoining lands of Jesse Cook. John McGanles,
and Broaatop Impros cment Company, known
as the ..Roads Tract containing about l04
acres, more or less.
A Tract OF Coal Land, situate en- Trough
Greek. adjoining lands Of Broadtop Improve
ment Company, T.. Il. Anderson. iIouc $ heirs
and others, known as the Shoemaker Tract,
containing All acres, with allowance
This tract can be minsd on the eastern slope
of Broadtop.
LANDS IN BIUADToP TP. BEDFORD CO
A tract Of Coal and Ore Land. situate on
mile Run. near railroad, adjoining lands Of
Curfman's heirs, Asa Duvall, Thomas I. Her
ton, and Septimns Foster; known as the ssJe
siah Horton Tract" containing about lU7
acres, more or less.
tract Of Coal and Iron Ore Land, surveyed
to T.. Fostef and W. p. Sche.l, situate on
Sandy Run, about three miles from Hopewell,
/ adjoining lands Of John n. Lanes heirs, Rich
ard D. Wood, and John Deycrcux, containing
! 2s9 acres with allowance.
| A Fmsll tract Of Coal Land, near the sbove
! tract adjoining lands Of Samuel Pleasants and
! Jacob Smith, containing about l3 acres.
| LANDS IN WELLS TT, FULTON CO.
a trac, OF Coal and Ore Land, in rame q
! William Gray, Rays Hill, adjoining lands
If the Brpadtop Improvements Company, aud
| James Patton, containing SIS acres.
| y tract Of Ore and Timber Land, in the
name Of Ahraham Wright, adjoining the above
tract. partly on Rays 4Iiil. and partly in
| Ground Hog Valley, about 8 miles from II 0pe-
well, containing 2i6 acres. r
/ An tn, above tracts of coal land are sap-
| posed TO contsin the famous Cork Yein..'
| They will be sold according 10 net measure
I rnent. For more particular information apply
| Broaltop, and Thomas w. Horton, Esq,
| Hopewcll.
| The subscriber viii be a, Coalmont FOR two
| days previous to the day of sale, and will ca
hbt connected draft OF this whole Broadtop
coal fed, and separate drafts Of the tracts Of
fered for sale.
Ai;r cts and lots remaining unsolI (if ANY,
on the day of sale, will be offered 1T private
sale the day following.
Cr-Terms Of sale win be made known on
the day of sale.
gJ-The passenger train leaves Huntingdon
for Coalmout daily, at a. IL. & 2 p. ni.--Re-
turning at Il m. and n. m.
WM. P. sCETELE.
March q, 1856.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-04-04
SETTLE UP.

SHHE subscriber, having disposed Of his Store
H. ia Bsdfurd, il desrous Of ciosiug mp bis
fao'SF. All persons indebted 10 him arc .eqges-
sea ~ settle up immediately. Ffis books will be
in the naRlS ofafr JOB n. shoen,aker. till frat
Jnv neat.
lie ~ thankful 10 MS friends for tho vssy
eehtr"rs support they have yielded him aimee
his commencement ia t,is place aud cordiai,s
Feccerhmends Mr. Job Shoem .lser, an A rounr
inan Of goca business hahits, Of strict hoi eay.
capacity and integrity, and who will not fail t.
give general satisfaction 10 my customers aud
the pn1lic.
ELIAS VI. FISHER.
Aaehf4 ls56-am,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-04-04
ADMrNIsTRAToaS NOTICE.

n ETTER3 Of Administration have been
IN granted to the subscriber on the estate
of DiRaeI w. Blackburn. late Of SiClair
Tosaship. deed. All persons indebted to
Sad estate ara mated TO make immediate
payment and tIpse hrviig clains or demands
'sa1@t il are requested to make known the
SANE withaut 5alag to tss subscriber living
atplessaatyiila in j clair Township.
9AAGEL BLACKBURN.
Fer. 90, 1851