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ELscFroN OF GgN. CULsoM.-Tlle e,ee-
ton Of this gentlemen as Clerk Of the
House of Representatives,, at Washington.
has been received with satisfaction. Gsa.
CuL1oM was member of Congress for four
Years past, and, altbough.a Southeroer, be-
came one Of the noble few from that sec
ten who boldly denounced the passage
of the Nebraska bill for which heroic ron-
duet he was last fall defeated. Had he
been reelected, the probability is he would
have been. chosen Speaker. His election
as Clerk is just tribute to his ability aud
onesiy,-Rspository and Truasc, iot.
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The Mengel House.

The Subscriber having taken Tie above we
known Hotel IN theiown OF Bedford recently
kept by Slr.lsaac Mehsel would respectfully an
aoalier 10 his itsHds aud tie public generally
thai he is now prepared to entertain Them in 2
superior style.
HIS Beds aud Bedding, afe new, aus.
MS chambers commodloas aud vel, ventilated
aud furnished IN the, hesi manner.
OH his Table. viii be oud the choicest W.
and> the market can produce.
Has Bar wal! be suppl;ed with the best IA
lunrS.
III, Stable is large aud commodious and VIII
be attened by andaltentve aHd industrious ost-
Ter.
Boarders viii be taken by the day week,
manth ard year.
As be is determined to spare no efforts e
please. and make all persons who siopwilhh NJ
feel al home he respectfully asks tie patronsg ge
oil The public.
JAMES. s. PECKWITH,
9edford March 3l 1854
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srocE IuPoRrISG.-We learn, says the
Maysvillc tKcntpcks4 Eagle, that at their
y, Getting On Saturday last the '.Unlon .Agri-
cultural Importing Company completed
,beic arrangements for importing fine stock.
They have raised $4,000 for the purchase
Of the short-horn cattle, and about $4,000
for the purchase Of horses. a lot Of fua
sheep will be brought out on private ac-
count. The agents will leave this city on
Friday morning next for England.
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HOWARD iNSJCliTIUN.
PHILADELPHIA.
important Announce sslens!

no ali persons afflicted with Sexual diseases,
Il such as Seminel Weakness, Impotence.
GonboriGa, Gleet, Syphilis, SC, sc.
The Toward Association OF Pniladelphia in
view VI the awiul destruction II human life and
health, caused by sexual diseases, aud The de-
ccpions which are practiSed upon the unfortn-
nate victims OF such diseases by Qaacks, have
diseeted their consulting Surgeon, as a ck,tgf.a-
bie act worthy of their name, 10 give medical
qirice gratis, to allpersonS thusaflicted, fNale
or Female,) who apply By letter. with descrip-
tion % their condition, Gage, occupation, hab-
its of lite.) &c., ami in cases OF extreme pov-
erty and suffering to furnish medicines free Of
charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent In
Stltution, established BY special endowment for
the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with ''Virulont and Epidemic Diseases and
Its funds can be uSed for no other purpose II
has now surplus Of means, which the Direc-
tors have voted To advertise the above notice
1t IS needless TO add that the Association com
mands the highest Medical skill ofthe age. and
WIZ furnish the most modern treatment Val
liable advice also giren TO sick and nervous fe-
males afflicted with abdominal weakness. Womb
complaint, Costiyeness, Leucorrh9a. &c.
Address (post.paid,) DR.. GEo. r. CALHOUN.
Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association, No.
:, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
GEo. FMRcHILD, Secretary.
June l. l255zx
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NBW CLOTHING STORE.

ndE subs scriber has Just opened q new ana
L complete CLOTHING sTGRE, in
the building on the corner OF Jniiana Street:
Bedford. Pa, owned hy David Mann, Fsq.,
aa.l lately 10 the occupancy of Mr.. Solalnon
Filler Is Dry Goods Store. AID two doors
south Of the Rising Sun Tavern.
Ills stock comprises one o1 the largest ana
cheapest asso-tments Of Ready Made
Clothing ever brought TO Bedford. II has
also ciioice assortment OF Dry Goods. sll
of wlich he @iil sell cheap Us can be procured
in the town.
Hereaes,s all hiscountry friends and others,
70 call AMI ses his goo1s--as he does not con
iider It a trouble to show them to any one.
ISAAC LIPPEL.
April 6, 1855.
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THF ToBAcco INTEREST. Resolutions
have been adopted BY the Legislature Of
of Kentucky, declaring that it IS the duty
of the United States, in all future treaties
with foreign countries, to see that the great
siaple of tobacco is placed on an eqaal
footing With the other great agricultural in
terests of our common Countrywide Ken
lucky Senators in congress are also instruct
ed to urge the subject upon the attention Of
The general government
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Store House and Tavern Stand
For Rent.

rE,HE subscriber viii rent his Store-house
H. and rayarn Stand, in the town OF Bloody
Run, Pa, together or separate fhefe is az
tached to the Store room, ware house, granary,
and corn crib; and to the Tavern Stand stab
ling for fifty head of horses, t9ge.hef with
oafs bonse. corn crib. carriage shed aud an
,,xc,.llent well Of water at the door. II rented
nossession will be given on ths Isl Of April
p,.yt. JACOB EBERT.
Bloody Run, Ian. IL, 1856.
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REMOVAL.

TIE subscriber would respectfully announce
to the public hat he has removed his Timing
Estallis am srt to the building recently occu-
pied by Mr. Luther, as Clufectionary Store
in the Diamond, where he IS better prepared
than ever to accommodate his cnstomefs with
every article in the line Of his business, either
wholesale orretail, and hopes trey WillSive
HIM cal az his new location.
GEORGE BLYMIRE.
Bedford, Aprll9, 1865.
p. &. The subscriber is desirous Of having
his books closed ur till Isl April, inst, either
by cash or note. He hopes this notice win be
attended TO Immediately. u D.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

TsyHE subscriber is desirous of selliyr ,js
A. Farm on which he ROW resides. in BEDFORD
township, about one mile north OF Bedford.
near Danntngs Creek, containing; l2a acres Of
land, between 20 and SO acres cleared. about 10
acres OF which is good meadow, plenty Of eoos
timber on the tract. There is Young orchard
81 shoice Aait log housc, log barn and oibey
cut buildings thereon also good water. II tl.e
whole srsct Is nuts9id, Is acres thereof will le
sold separate.
FERNS of sale viii he liberal, and possession
given lst OF April next.
Angnss Il, 1855.
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NarcToaa, Rotary Flaming Machine.

WANTED sell the Rights aud Machines
w for X otary Planning, Tongning aud Grooy-
jnp Machine, for boards and plank, usiler The
Norcross Patent Also, the attachment OF the
Moulding Machine, which will work whoie
board into mouldings at one operation. This
patent has been tried, and decided in the SUI
premc Court in Washington, to be no infringe
mept, being superior 10 Wo2dworth Maeiiae.
Applv toJ. ID. DALEs Willow Street, above
Twelfth. Philadelphia, where the Machines can
be seen in operation.
Inn ~ IS56-3m
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GLOBE HOTEL
West Pitt street, Bedford
PeIana.
F.ALENTLgE STECK.M.4.N.
frOpPiefnr

STlLL ifSEAfER ATTRACTIONS G
~ DEY's DApY's Book FoR 1856. Sind Vol
umes Tue Pioneer Magazine, Especially de-
voted 10 the wants Of the Ladies' OF Am,rica.
here this Mag tzinc is takern house. no
other IS wanted, as it comprises all that could
ue obtained by taking three other Magazines
Aetg features for l3j6--A new and very in
teresting story viii be commenced IN January,
By Marion iarland, author Of ..Alone,' and
Hidden Faith" TWO noyels that have created
an immense sens ttion in the literary world
Also--Aiss Virginia F. Townsend VIII coiu-
menee IN the February number Neuvelette,
"hlch we Know viii strongly interest che read
ers Of the Book. .
Stories by au English Authoress--Ho TO
make Wax Flowers and Fruits.-With engra-
flngs.-Ihe Nurse and the Nursery.-Iiow to
mak9 B0nnet-TrouAles an English House
keepcr-The Art of sketching Flowers iron.
Ndtufe-R ith engraving be copied by
the learner on paper to be coloTed.
Maternal coHusels to a Danghter-Designe
to aid her in the care other health the improve
ment Of her mind, ana tile cultivation of hcr
heart-Ncw style of Illuminating Windows and
lamp SHADES, with enggvings- Poetry and
History OF Finger Rings, kilaStrate0 Shells ,or
Lfheadies, and whore they come from, with en-
gtHyings-MO Odeiiing in Leather with eugrSy,ngs
This is only giving an idea III our Intentions
fer lS56.--New designs OF interest 10 the Ia
ufeS are SprAglr up every day. We Shall avail
nnrsetgeS Of eyfytlfng that can interest them -
Ia fact, .Gedey's Lays Book will posses
the interest Of any other three msgazines--ln
addition 10 the above viii be continued in each
No & aey's splendid Stsel engTavings-O One
hunar pages 81 reading.
Gndey's cl:diengc Fashion Plates In thi
as in every OF Ter department we defy rivalry OF
misunderstanding patterns. Anvquantity
of them "re given monthly N Modrl cottages.
Dress mtking. with diagrams Ia cut h -
Dress pattern Infants and Children's Dresses
All kinds OF Crotchet and Netting Work,
Drawing Lessons for Youth--1u0O designs.
Mnsic worth So is given every year, the Nurse
ani the Nursery with fun instructions; Go
dey's iHvaaahle ecipcs upon every subject
IL FIRMS, CASH IN ADFANCE.-On
COPY, one year So Two copies one year, Sc.
Five copies one year, and an ex ra copy to the
person sending the club, making six copies
SO. Eight copies one year, aud extra copy
10 the person sen3ing the club, making nine
copies, Sl5, Eleven copies one year, and an ex-
ira copy 70 the person sending the club, twelve
copies So
tiodey's Lady's Book and Harper's Magazine
beth one gear for S1.5a. Godey's Lady's Book
and Artfrnr's Home Magazine both one year
for So, 50
Speci,nln or Specimens will be sent direct
to any Pnismlatsr making the request.
We cin slw lys supply back numbers for the
year, as the work is sterotyped.
.4dtress, L. A. Cooley.
Ne ll3 Chestnut Street, Phiadejph-
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The case Of W. G. Kendall, leto Post
Master ut New Otleans, has been settlad at
the Post 0aicc Department by the payment
Of 50 .8SS, which was the balance found
against hiui. The Department claimed
$4,000, AMI the assertion of the claim
was used in New Orleans greatly to the
Perjndice of Mr. Kendall during tha recent
:rinl there.
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Administrators Notice.

II ETTERS of Administration having been
III granted 10 the subscriber, living in South
Woodberry Township Bedford County, on the
Estate OF George Replogle, late Of Middle
Woodberry Township, deed, all persons know
ing themselves indebted TO said Estate are re-
quested to make payment without delay, and
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment. ALEXANDER HOLSINGER.
JAM 49, 1856 9do1,r
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Piaslcring Lallls!!

rE17HE UNDERSIGNED having erected
j. a Mill for saving PLAsTERISG LATHs on mis-
premises in Union Tp., Bedford county, is now
ready to furnish any quantity on the shortest
notice. Price 81 so per thousand, 8 #. long
t,ther len gths in proportion.
Letters addressed to me at ST. ClairsviiIe vii
be proniptly attended to.
@ Il sa WM. GRIFFITH j
he Union Tp.. Feb. I6-Is54. 2gs
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CAME to the plantation of the subscriber.
~ living in Union To snship, Bedford County.
some time in june last, RED STEER. supposed
to he aboUs two years old, with notch out Of
the lower part of the left ear. The owner is
requested To come forward, prove property,
pay chargcs, and take him away.
Dec l4,,55. DANIEL STINFMAN.
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IIEhIANnA,N \ EnIl- -AIIELLI,R,

r have purchased the rateu; right for Bedford
IL County, OF '-DickhSon's Patent Corn Shell
lcr, y aud | am prep sred To furnish every far
mer with Ibis very useful and convenient ma
chine. II comes very highly recommended
both at Pittsburg ana New YorS. 1t is not
necessary for me to detail lis merits. want
every body to see the machine it carries
with il its own recommendation. Its price
brings ii within the reach Of every iaan, being
$1,000 when delivered al my hease.
JOHN HAFER.
Jan. %. ls55.-tf
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Adnninlsfrator,s Notice.

4 ETTERS OF Administration on the Estate
i 4 ct Andrew Miller. late of Londonderry
Township, deed, having been granted to the
subscriber, residing in Napier Township; all
persons indebted to said Estate are hereby no
titled to m Ike payment Immediately, andthose
having claims against the same, required
to present them forthwith properly authentica-
ted for settlement.
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS, .fdnl'r.
Jan. Is. 1861
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ASuRE CGaE FOR FRLoS.-Hold the
part affected in Perry Davis Vegetable
pIin Killer fer half an hour, and the pain
and soreness will entirely be removed. But
don't take our word for it, VIXEN l2s CENTS
will buy bottle of it.
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FINAL, NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing Themselves indebted
N to the late firm ofSAssoa & MnLEe, either
by note or hook account, win do well to have
them settled by the Est Of January 1856. After
hat time they will be placed in the hands OF q
roper officer tor collection.
A. J.. SAMSON,
Surviving partner.
Dec 7th 1855.
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TO RENT

lid Rising Sun Tav .rn in the Borough of
y stteifl. VII % rented for term Of years.
To god tenant a very advantageous lease
will b. given, AMI the house completely re-
plirsi. Possession given the frst of April
ext.
Also for rant the Store Room and cellar now
iazp,ssessior Of Isaac LippIe; possession as
sbpve. For terms apply to the subscriber Or
TO David F Mann.
Nov. 30. 1855.
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NJ ETTERS of Administration hiviag been
LIZ granted to the subscriber, residing at Ea-
gle Foundry. Hantiag Ion Couaty, Pa, on the
Estate of James Hamilton, lats of Broa d Top
Township, Betfori County, Pa, all ersun $
Indebted to saii Estate are notified to make
payment without delay, and those having
claims against the same, will present the IN pro-
perry authenticated for settlement.
DAVID HAMILTON, .Edm'r.
Feb & 1876 Gfs
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Notice to Tresspassers.

r HEREBY warn any person or persons from
l. hunting, cutting timber, OF in any otherman.
rer whatever, tresspassing nmy premises, ~
the law will be rigidiy enforced against any
ones so offending.
EEWa2D B. TROUT.
jar. II. 1850.
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bedford HOTEL.
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

THE subscriber respectfully begs leave to an
l. nounce ID bis old friends aud the public
generally, that be has leased and taken posses
SION Of the Bisdford Hotel, lately in the occu-
p4ncy OF Col. Adam Barnhart. 1t IS not his
design to make many professions IL what he
will do, but he pledges his word that his most
energetic efforts viii be employed to render
comfortable all who give him call. The house
VIII be handsomely fitted up, and none bat
careful and attentive servants will be engaged.
Persons visiting the Bedford Springs, as well
as those attending Court, and the travelling
community generally. are respectfully invited
60 give him calIand judge for themselves.
Gr The stages all now stop at this hotel
ani il is therefore tie Stage Office.
Borders taken by the week, month or year,
on favorlhle terms.
~ Ample and comfortable stabling is at
.acbed TO this hotel, which will always be al
ended ly careful hoster. Also, a sale and
convenient carriage house.
JOHN HAFER.
Bedford, April 6, 1855. n
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Ca the I2th by the Rev. Z. Bsne lict, Mr.
CaAaLEY HfLlLGAs of Montgomery Go Pa.
and Miss AMANDA SPaoAr of Somerset
Co.
At the house Of John B. Blackburn in
Napier Township on Tuesday evening the
9th ult., by John Smith Esq, Mr.. JAMES
HUGHEs Of Harrison Township to Miss.
SARAH MILLER OF Napier Township.
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LUMBER !! LUMBER !!

IOO,UOU Also, 5000 ire'oi LUN-
BER Of dilerant kinds such as White Pine.
Yellow p,ue. Poplar. Spruce, &c, &c For sale
f. r. BEEGLE.
81, CIairsvilh. Feb. IN. 1853 -sf
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Administrators Ne;iee,

U ETTERS of Administration having been
4 \ granted to the subscriber, living in Sontll
Woodberry Township, on tie Estate OF David
SLoner, late of said Township, deed; all per
sons indebted to said Estate are requested 10
make payment immediately, and those having
claims against the same viii lprcsent them pro-
perly authenticated for settlement
JOIN ST0NER, .2im'r.
Ian. -, 1861
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GROCERIES,

Coffee for l2s cents per pound. brown Sugar
at ali prices; crushed, pulverized and clarified
Sugar, Bakers broma Chocolate, Cocoa Lard
OIL, Sperm OIL Whale Oil, EtheriaT OIL, Cam
dies, Teas OF al kinds best Golden Syrup and
New Orisans Aolasses fresh Herring and
Ma ekcral.
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Valuable Property
1T PRITiTE SALE.

rFaHE subscriber offers his aluable Mil Pro-
4 perty aui TanRery for sale, situate on
Brush Greek East Providence Township, Ped
ford County. Pa, two miles South Of the Juni-
at. Crossings, containing 400 acres. more or
less. with upwar Is of 100 acres clearei with
= acres OF coed meadow. The balance well
timbered with oak, whltt and yellow pine.
There are two good orchlrls of choice fruit Oh
the place.
The improvements are first rate HER-
CH.4NF NIL. with three run of s.one. and
all the necessary machinery for doing merchant
and country work, ali new ly repaired in 1854
The T.4NNERY has Al watts. with all the fix-
tuies belonging thereto. The bark-miil and
lide-hreaker run h water power. The DH-EL-
LING HOUSE is large and con,modious with
running water at the door and IN the cellar;
a.so large hauk baIn. VII. rnnDng water IN
tie taln ySid. wagon shed aud carriage horse
ctir crib. smoke house. wash house with alt
lecsssary ont buildings. There are also a
Plaster Mil, Saw Mil, and three Tenant lIou-
ses and stables. sra veral fine springs OF liv-
ing water on this tract,
Persons desir0ns of purchasing good proper
y will do well by calling on the subscriber, re-
siding on the premises.
SIMON NYCUM.
R'ys Hill P. o., Jan. 25, IS56-5m
-Chambersbnrg Rep. and Transcript, pub
ihs this thr mon and send bill TO this Office
Ocolccton
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DR.. f. C. Reamer,
Physician and Surgeon.

especially tenders his services 70
IA the citizens of Bedford and vicinity. He
may always be found (unless professionally en-
Gagged, at his Drug and Book Store, in Juiana
St.
Feb.l q, 1854.
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J0EN R. EnEE.
EAsEEEGSABEE
LiILlhiiE LNIIlbLlNNMENT

Q1HE subscriber has removed lis establish h
| ment to til rOnm in the Odd-F ellOw's'
building Immediately above the store q A.
B. Cramer x Co., whore he val attend prompt
" 10 all business entrusted to his care He re
aeiYes regularly the latest City FASHIONS. and
viii pisIg. himself that work done at bis shep
shall wc.r we'll ami ft neatly.
H. respectfully soIicits share of the pub
lie patroaAge.
I-ov. Q. 1856.
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THE LARGE PRICK ECUSE ca Pi.s
81 re;. oncs se0or West d. Tie bslk Heiss.
Possession given IN tie Isl u AiliIa xt
II. W. ASDEksON.
Jan II, ls5G.-tf.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-15
Stray Bull.

0AME o the promises Of the subscriber. iiv
~ ing in ST. Clair Township, about the frs
Of September last, red aud white spotted
Ball. win piece off the lett ear, aud no.el.
out of the under side Of the right-suppose6s
to be one year old last spring. he owner Il
requested 10 come forward, prove property
pay Charges, aud take him away.
j. L. BOWERS.
Dec u, 1855 &C.