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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

os sadness she woahl look out from beneath
those long, moist lsli,s, as tho parting sun
would sometin,es lam hook frum bcIMath wr,r
ing cloud upou the warm, tear,Dewccd earth.
la Catholic land shr woald have idol zed the
cross, and hrsn . sP~asells worshipper oi saint.
ly pictures. But thea there were sudden bursts
ot innocent, animating jov :
And ~hess IL nost showsd no cne could disccvrs--
In ehssk, Nv, ox eye, 10 che bssheaed oil over,
ItAs any lar lAks that bresse 10 spea,
When eFssks iste d'npies aud laughs ia tie San
In refined circles Of Cambridge there may
have been Others more brilliant and witty than
Carrie, aud possessed of gay Accomplishments
tor which she caresi not but jn NJ female have
ever seen 70 many happy aaanses ofmtslectu.
al worth and calture, with modest graes ssd
winning sweetness Of disposition. She clothed
the lovely fxtures ~ her soul with garments
Of goodness. Though young, the chambers Of
her mind were filled with beautiful nleas gath
cred apparently for others, like the drop, OF
moisture that are drawn upward from the oce-
an, not for the selfish sky, but to descend asa,n
upon the earth in the Ealing RAIN and the int
Intestinal dew. Where her companions knew
lines Of poetry. Carrie could repeat pages and
what was thu most beautiful, her sparkling
draughts Of lielcop were tempered with h,av-
culy water
-~'- .rroa. ..iis. !. issss.. ,ssra.xs,
FAst By ihs oracle Of Tod.
Beside the charm OF Cares conversation,
there WAS something indescribably touching
and suggestive in her music. Flowing from
the heart, it ros, 10 the heart, us the stream
will rise TO the level Vi its fountain. ! have
s0uletimes, Eugene ben aware Of II kindred ln-
iiuence, when IN Italy We listepel together Ia
Piccolomini. Carries Eiusie was not artistic
but know that her sweet notes penetrated
the depths Of my soal, and cherished precious
thoughts there, jast Is the rays Of sunlight
pierce through the opalIne waves and chrystal
strata underneath, to nourish beautiful pearls
in the still, CLASSY caves ot the ooszn. And
Carrie WAS W tender and winning in her gentle
ways, and yet SO digDifed and firm In her par
pos.. You could not sweryc her from her tx
eJ intcnt. The oak is not more firmly rooted
than were her principles oi action but her al
iectiOns went cut to cluster round every cher
shesi object, even ~ the OAK leaves turn 10 kiss
the light and are swayed by the gcntlc~t zcphyr.
Such, Eugene, was Care OF Cambridge not
all perfect aud above nature, ike the hefoinc.
OF romance bnt 80 good, AMI true, aud beaul.
ful, that l verify came to thiuk Of her as living
upon the earth to assure me- oi the existence 10
the angels in Heaven.
J need hardly tell you that became ire
quent visitor in Cares E.miiy Her parcnts
were intelligent people, and gwen to huspiiall.
ty. The temptation to lay aside the scalpel
grew more urgent and A. spring rcigned in
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

The Dcrnocratie majority in " Old Backs Is
cool sbe prorni-es 1000 10 November.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

Bat sBsn thfy nft agais n. gave him s,r
s<.st sfd I,ft-h 'ssi nua Ter Lad Ii,e ba!
deu .tr,srns u af r,ioa hal run lCsIg Lene.,h
IT,. s1rfsee. .ad ~tn ,t-y .~riI.si 10th Il ~as
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

'lfihis were played upon stage, nos,
could ccademu it ~ an improbsb's nction.
TwtLyTH SIenr.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

Toward. -Iast. on bsa1tifal e7eniny, Carl,
ard ray4eif go. sslkinr do~n tirp rallsy ~',irh
leads 70 silvery sheet of water rsss Moan,
Aubarn. Hon distinctly ! 3.us:mt,sr To- tree
nndsr wheh VI pause. to r's' -.a'-i there
by Cs,ie'. sis ! r.iard in ,s~ s'sni'si n
oar Usual eony rsaiioa iwo u the .sAiex' a..
cde1.i. oonseetssi sils my prosrssiofaal sin4 ..
With NY llic Hos ! csHs- 10 .f--ss - hf -
tbe-e harSei secrets ! caHnp; ssy. 'ars was
no lover of ig.igd rDt,@''es iIc' s-1sil'T'
soal stlrank 'r9'n he grO-- All ,be mGi'f - --
Bat without ying IN 4 word Og scti7h she
coud sdmi~ iss crest b~r,1 aud rerp tsr i'-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

CeOa - the plAeo u psayesi
fArvnls ed eAllAssa eenas ed knssl bs(ors
Yess 0sd, end viii saltsd hearts sdors
Hta WSass aisas yssS iib end hstae ~.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

os sadoess she woah look out from beneath
those long moist lash,s, as tho parting SUI
would sometines tam hook frum bel,fath . weep.
ing cloud upou the warm, tear jewekd earth.
la Catholic land shr woald i,ave idol xcd the
cross. and been sPvassIIs worsh,pper olsaint.
ly pictures. Bat tl,sa there were sudden bursts
oi innocent, animating joy
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-04-18
iIiRBNlRb STDRR.

ms subscriber having purchased the e%.sil
stock Of HARD WARE offhe late Ihomas n.
Miller, in the Borough OF Bedford, would re.
sspuctfully announce TO hisfricnds anc tho pub
iic generally, that he is nov prepared tasur-
tusn aimostssaty article In his line 9 / a siaess
on fasorahlctegms Hisstock being nearly al
new, and selected y one well experiencedfn In the
business, he il fully satisfied that purchasers
wiiliiHd il TO their advantageto give him a call.
lnaltitlon TO general stock of Hardware. he
has on hand, and will CONSTANTLY keep GRO.
CERlES of the very best q;lality-GLASs of
all size--also, STOSEWARE Ola very superior
quality. lie has also on hand all kinds OF OILS
Paints, Drugs, Broonis, &C., &c, and Cedar
Ware In great variety.
II wing aow permanently settled in husiness
and being letter -linsl 30 use every proper eyer
ton 70 please, he hopes to merit and receive
liberal share ofpublic patronage.
Deer, -. ls6a. 49,
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Cali a. Is,ynaire,s.

sTIs subscriber has just received from the
X Eastern cities the best assortment of Brass
C9l,fer, and Tin Ware ever offered III this place
Iowhich he invites the attention Of the public. -
He'has asreat many improved cooking utensils.
that Cannot fail TO please every hogsekeeper who
uses them The Ladies especially are invited 10
call and examine the articles. Among them are
BRAss and BELT METAL Kettles Of all sizes.
Water Coolers, Chafing Dishes, Saucepans, Min;
Boilers, Nurse LAsrs, an excellent article for
the sick rooia, Cake Mouids Spice Boxes, Tea
Cannisters, Rrass and Iroa Ladies. Patent
Lamps, Caniiesticks. Glass Lamps, Match Fox
es, Spittoons, &c, dc.
English and French Tin, Iron and Brass Ware
a great variety.
Japauned Tin Toys, and great variety Of
Fancy articles.
Chain and Force Pumps, and in shor, every
.rticle 10 ny line.
Dom, forget TO callat thu Tin Ware Depot in
PITT st.
GEORGE BLYMrRE.
-7axili, 1885,.
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Nerreus and Constitutional Disea-

These pills possess specific aeti6r on the
ncryega system, aud although they are prcpa-
red especially for the parpose Of curing Fits
they VIII be found oil especial benefit TO ali per-
son afflicted with weak nerves, or whose ner-
yous system has been prestTated or shatterd.
from any cause whatever; in fac; il S almost
!; apostolic 10 convey an adequate idea of the
speedy and almost miraculous results which
these pills eff'ct in the diseased, broken down
fr nFostratad nervous systems. Persons who
were all iassitude, weakness and debility, be-
fore their use, at once become robust and iull of
euer5y. No matter whether the constitution
has been broken down by excess, weak by ma
turc, or dehiilated by sickness, tn III election
the unstrang ana shattered nervous oreaniza.
ton is equally certain and apparent. In cases
tof neuralgia. headache, vertigo, pain in the
nerves Of theface, and the various train OF Her-
vous affections, palptation of the heart. period
icalhcadaches, cold ana shivered state eithe
frame, frequent its Of abstraction, total nsbiIi-
ty, dislike to society. meiancholy religions mo-
nonlania. heats and tiushes OF The face un the
slightest occasion, desire tha. existence should
terminates they will produce cure in an aston.
iishagly short period of time, and il viii alcs
remove depression, excitement, tendency to
bius, restlessness, sleepiessncss. .incapaeity for
study or business, loss Of memory. confusion,
giddiness, blood 10 the head, mental Debility.
hystcria, iliecisi0n, wretchsdness, theuglts OF
self destsHtion. fear OF insanity. &c. ke.--
They will increase and restore the appetite
strengthen the emaciated, renew the health Of
those who have destroyed 1T by exc. sses. and
induce continual chceriulness and e4uanmity
Of spirits, and prolong life.
Persons OF pale complexior and eosrGmr;iyc
habits are restored b., box or two, 10 bloom
aud vigos. changing the skin frAm pale yellow
sicSiy color, TO beautiful foiid eon,itl' Nion.
As these Pills are c, imposed .. ,rac q
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Valuable Property
IT PRIIiIrE SlLn.

TIME subscriber oaers his valuable Mil Pro
L. ierty and Tannery for saic, situate on
Brush Creek. E.st Prov ideEce Township, BED
ford County. Pa, two miles South OF the ,Juni-
ata Crossings, containing 400 acres, more or
less. With upwards Of l8U acres cleared, with
.2,i acres OF gocd meadow. fhe balance well
tirahcrcd with oak, WHITE and yellow pine
There are tao good orchards of choice fFait on
the place,
T:e improvements are fFst rate NER-
CH-aAF SsiLL. with three run OF s.ono. and
all the necessary machinery for doing merchant
and ceuntry work, all newly repaired in 1851.
The T.7NNF.RF has 81 watts, with all the fix
lures belonging thereto. The bark-,nill and
hide bresker r1Ibs water power. The DlFEG-
LAG HOESE is large md coranodioHs. with
running water NJ the door and ia the cellar:
also large bank barn. with running water III
the I,aru yard. wagon shed and carriage house,
corn crib, smoke honse, Wash house, with all
l,tccssary out buildings. Therc are also q
Plaster Mil. Saw Mil, and three Tenant Hou-
ses and stables. and veral fine springs OF iiv-
ing water on this tract.
Persons dssirons OF purchasing good proper
~ will do we'll By calling on the subscriber, re-
siding on the premises
SIMON NYcU@.
RrysIIill 2. O, Jan. 25. ls56-sm
012%ChAm mborsbRrg Rep. and Transcript. pub
Ibis tits thr mon aud send bill to ibis Office
ocul-stjoIt
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the most expensive niafc ials in the daterir
Mediea. it will be Impossible to leas them
around tlle country on agency. common Psi-
eut Medicines usually are. But a order 10 let
fhe afflicted IN the mos. remote parts Of The
country have chance 70 obtain them. they
will be selii by mail free Of postage To any part
Of IL faItef States, Dr any country with which
tie fiaitea States has postai arrangements. or
The receif3; Of a Remittance
PRICES fecetable Extract EpileptlcP PHI
So per box, two boxes for So, or e24 perdozen.
5g-All orders nssst ba addressed risstpaid 10
:. S. HANCE,
les Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md
iianccs Ssssapariia. Hood Pii's,
iforebunnd Candy
= Compound Syrup Of Iiorehound
~ Also for sale by MILLER & CoNLET
Scle'lsb1rg Pa.
Mas 25. Is5J-rs.
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To CATION THE PUBLIC

10 buy no book unless the words cdr. a. M.
MAuaIcEAu, 100 Liberty Street. y. r." is on
tald the entry in the Clerks Office on the hack
of) the title page; and buy only of respectable
and honorable dealers, or send by mail, and ad.
dress 70 Or. A. ". Manriceau.
H5-Upon receipt OF One Dollar. 1.-THE
MARRIED WOMAN,S PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION" IS sent (mailed free5 TO any
part OF the United States, the Ganadas and
British Provinces. All letters must be post
paid and addressed 10 DR.. a. NJ. MAURl-
GEAU, box 1874, New York City. Publishing
oiiica. No. l2s Liherty Street, New York.
July 10, lS55--6m
AGsxrs-Dr. +. G.. Rcanier, Bedford; r. B
Peterson. J. NJ. Moss Bro., and Thos Cope
thwais, Philadephiai Spangief 4 Bro, Lancas,
ter; J. B. Gunuison. Erie; =. b. Lat,fftr, Greens
burg; J. S. Niskson aud a. X Mcclure, Cham
bersaurs.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Ia,pertant announcement: !:
PHIL.apELPRt3.

no all parsouS afflicted With Sexual diseases.
I sasa ~ Ssmiael Weakness, Impotence,
Gonaarna,4. Gleet, Syphilis, &c., SIC.
T. h- Howard Association of Pnilad.lpllia, in
view OF the awful destruction Of human life and
health. caused by sexual Diseases and the de-
ceptiois which are prsctise,i IpUn the untortn-
nate victims OF such Diseases by Quacks, have
objected their consulting Surgeon, as ii charifa-
he act worthy OF their name, TO give msdicai
Idrfcs gTaAs, to allpcrsons thusaliiictei, Male
or Female. who apply by letter, with deserip-
tioh OF theig condition. age, occupation. hab-
its OF lnc.; &c.. and in cases Of extreme poY-
erty aud suffering 10 furnish 1icines free Of
csurge.
he Howard Association is benevolent In
stitution, established By special endowment for
the resiet of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with ''Ficulent and Epidemic DISEASES and
its funds eau be used for no other purpose. Ii
has Ruis surr'lus Of means, which the Diree-
tors have voted 70 advertise the above notice
II is needlels 10 add that the Association com.
iDands ths highest Medical skill fthe age. aud
viii furnish the must modern treatment Val.
liable advice also given to sick aud nervous fe-
nisics afflicted with thabdomnalweakness Womb
complaint. CoStlYeness, Leucorrhea. &s.
Address postpaid y DR.. GEo. r. CALHous
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association o.
:, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order OF the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELI., Presidenf.
GEO. fAIRcBILp, Secretary.
June I, lS55.-zz
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DRIGS, BOOkS IND STi-
TIONiRY.
DR.. r. c. REiTEUl,
Bedford, Pa,


TyAEfSG purchased ,hr Drug ard Book
on hand. al the old stand. large and well So
lectcd stock o, choice Drugs and Medicine :,
wbolesa c and retail. all OF which will be sold
at faiFtcrnis. The assortment consists in part OF
Drugs cad Che7aieals Dire Woods and .fctas.
FG.aifs aRi Obs, H7alor Glass and Glass
E,aTe. Tobacco o2d Scgsrs, PerfRnlery, FQncy
offi'ies, &C.. &c.
TArTST AIAD.cia rs. - Having fhe regular
agency Tor the sale nf all cf these medicines,
the pni.licarc assured that they arc OF the best,
such as have stned ;hc Test Of time and expc-
Renee. aId can he safely recommended as g.
nuit.c, VIZ: ToVrsvniI's and Sanfi,S SarSap2-
riila. WiS;ar' Balsam of Wild Cherry, Ayers
Cherrv Peetofai Maiat's Lite Pills and phoe-
nix Ri,;ers. Dr.. Jayna's Famlig Medicines.
FsiDsteck's, Hohcnsack's =. and ether verpi'ia-
geS; Hoofaui's Germeu Bitters, Sc, &c.
Constantly on hand large stock ei.histeric,
biographical. scientific, Religious. po1tical
school, and miscellaneous BOOKS.
Also great variety Of F3NCE S ST.iTfOg-
FRY Cap Post and wrapping paper of every
quality. Paper Hansings in great variety
Windaw Blinds in patterns or ly the piece
Wall Paper, Steel and Fancy Goods.
BLINK BOOKS OF every size aud quality,
Pocket Books and Port Monnaies, Diaries.
Blank Deeds ami Mortgages, gold Pens and
Pencils. Cerlhs, Brushes, Pertnmery in great
variety. Soaps. &c, &c
Lamps ard Camphins 0iland prrniy & fluid,
kept constantly on hand.
CHOICE LIQUORS for medical use; Wolil's
Scbeigan Sehnapps, Iin. Port, Sherry and
Madeira Wines.
Aug. II, 1S54.-tf
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Tmproved Dasuerrea,v,cx

4 Ia. who wish to have gttc 1ss,t,.ss
{. themselves or OF their !i.tncs. ear - -
be nodsted st the I. + xeharee Hp5ls;r- J,
Immediately ABOVE tie StDre ei Nr.
FaFaer, Milere Dagu4rreorvtrs Of sll size, az,
enc up ~ Ihe most beautiful sty3e isy mo
is-sia 1afs, 7 II. Taken s.ngly 81 Ia
groopts ferscnb taken after decrease
Ls'iiss and gentlemen are re- pectfully inv;.
ted % call and examine rhc specimens.
o1ag LADY bring in laar venerable father
and that watchfal mother, and secure a nkea.ss
TO-DAY. for tomorrow. :. mar BE- toe jafe,--
Mother bring on those little ones. with eurl;rr
locks and sparkling eyes, ihey win max. nre,.
~ pictures and than shcuid death n n,orefb.n
you can exclaim,
'''Ioneio their rest. We, We would ,.vt recall
them
Back to this world OF sorrow and psin.
y on- 10 tieir rest where no i'll can lrial thsu
let ~e aaye their likeness both perfect s,.I
i,h,in.''
Ill lpcksts, single and double also faDey
eases constantly ON hand.
instructions given in ths Art and spparatrs
inraished on reasonable terms.
Bedford. Dec. II. 1855
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ROAD LETTING.
va @DEM e.. III
TO CONTRACTORS.

DEGTOSALS VIII bo received by the Mana
u gers OF the Hopewcll and Bloody Run
Turnpike aud Plank Road Company. At the
House cf John 4. Gump, IN bloody Run, on
Thursday the 24th day of April ncAt, for
grading. s'oning and bridging the first seven
miles Of ssid Road from HolewelI inthe dircc-
tirs of bloody Run Sneritieations. Plans
and Proposals viii he exhibited st saia place
ior three days previous 70 said a4tlini ArTil.
Blank printed proposals ~ii be found in the
bands of r. Van Devander, Esq. Stnaerstown.
Jacob II. Baraeollar, Bioply Ern, and The
Secretary 10 Bedford.
b. or eret the Eaard.
JOHN NoWER, ss-re.ars
March IS. 1896.
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Bakery and Coafeetioaarg.
BEDFORD pa,

fEHi. subscriber, thankful Tor the pstro mage
l. heretofore extended him by = liberal pub.
lie, tenders his thanks, and hr you'd respect
fully inform them that lie has received and
opened new and choice lot OF Caafoctinns,
among which are candies, nuts, fruits, Sc.-
Ha also keeps Grocsries, such as Sugar Coffee,
Tea, NJ olasses. Cheese, Capdles, &c. Also all
descriptions OF Cakes. and will serve W e9ding
and other parties, 1n short notice. With confcc
tons and cakes.
IIe h1s oplaed up and rsdtted his OYSTER
S.qLOOE, 10 asuperior style, ~here he will al
ways bs resdy 90 serve mis- frieads and the pah-
lie with the ireshes. and choicest Oysters that
can he procured.
His stand is opposite tho odd-Feliow's 5
Building. whare he feels confident that those
Who give him clii will not 20 away disap-
pointed JOHN J IETIiER.
Ncs.ss 1858
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WHO WlATS | FIRM! ]!

H5-Tro those who wish farms to have
fertile land at cheap price. and on easy
terns, your attention is called TO the Ridg-
way Farm aud Coal Company Twenty-Five
acres or moro in proportion are given for
5000, pavab e in ins,alments Of 81 per
week, or = per month. ItiS located in Elk
county, Peuua., and has one OF the best
nlsrkeisfor its prodtcein tie State. The
soil 10 a rich loan, and is not to be surpas-
sed for farming, examination will show.
L has the best elements of prosperity, be-
Ing underlaid b. TWO rich veins of coal,
and will shortly be intersectnd hy four rail-
roads. The timber is of the most ealua-
Die kind. Title eptionsbly good, and
warantee deeds are given. It presents o
good and substantial opportunity 10 com
n,enee farming, providing for ene's chill
dren, or making an investment. Further
particulars can be had from the pamphlet.
which are sent to itquirers. Letters an
swersd promptly, Apply or address Saml
W. Cattall, Secretary, l35 Walnut street
north side, between ith and 5th streets
pbila. Full information il contained in
the pamphlets.
Feb. 30, 1S56-Sm.
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TANNERY FOR RENT.

g1gIIE subscriber wishes to rent bis Tan
u merry and Saw Mill. situate 10 81. Clair
Township s miles north of Schellsburg,
TO any person wishing to engage in the
tanning business. This property will be a
very profitable aud desirable one, a. bark
IS very abundant and cheap.
The Saw Mill is iu fine running condition
and viii par we'll. There is attached to
the Tannery good dwelling House, Stable
and other out buildings, with running water
az the door, and 6 acres Of land.
The Tanncry has a One horse breaking
machine, l6 lay-a-*ay watts, two lines :
bates, 4 lceches,an pool.
Any one wishing 10 rent, viii please call
on the subscriber living on the premises.
Terms easy and possession given the lst
day vf April.
ABRAHAM pESSISON.
Feb. 90. 1886.
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TAKE WARNING IN TIME

Gas thousands have done1 By the latter .xper;.
nee ana suffcrings OF others, Of the dreadful
conseq lenees she entails upon herself and thfse
eadearrd to her, by her ignorance Of the sim.
plest and plainest rules OF heaitn as counect,d
with The marriage state, the violation of Which
entails disease, suffering and misery.
How nj my are suffering from Instructions OF
irregularities peculiar 10 the female system
which undermine the health, the effects ~
whicn hey are gn0tant, and for which their Ill
icacy forbiis seeking medical advice! How
many snifer from pfoiapsus nteri Calling of the
Womb or from fsOr albas lweasHess, debility
SCI. How many arc in constant agony far
many months preceding enfnenlenf How ma
ny have difficult, il not dangerous deliveries.
and slow.snd uncertain recoverics!
To the question, bow are these to be preren-
ted what shall he done7 tho answer i sinplr.
i.et every woman ascertain for herself without
violence to her d.iclcy. the nature and chars...
or ~ the ailmeat Eto which she as female il
u'iect) the causes from which ii may arise. AMI
the proper remidieo fer its cure and future pre-
vention.
This she can do br possessing q little volume
talrrads possessed by thoussnisl Witch tells her
what is the m liter, and tells her what 10 do for
Il, in simple hat chaste words, and such as sllt
can understand.
This little yoi,irl is entitled
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STARTLING, But TIlUE
Warning to Every Sensible Woman
why Females sufrer In Health.

Nowoman of delicaey is wiling to disclose
tn peculiar ailments incident TO her sex, eyrn
10 most intimate family physician
This nlodcsfy AMI delicacy 10 implanted rs
nature, and neither should nor need be subject.
ed to the rude shocks inevitable In making
known 10 he other sex hose aillneBts belonging
exclusively TO the female.
Exeept in extreme cases, her sensitivenes
3ili trfit - hf skiaer than hsr daicas;y
The Consequences are serious, lameRtabIh
apd lif.,-long.
Tnus what at first could have been easily rem
edird, Or perhaps better still, uot Incurred, be-
comes complication of diseases, not only rli-
ining the health OF the mother, and embitterin-
her days by sickness and spaaring, bur cntailing
broken constitutions upon her children, ang
embarrassing, if not distressing, the tusiness and
pecuniary prospects OF the husband Let cye-
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@ SCHOOL,.

U1FE subscriber. thankfnl for the patronage
A. heretnfore extended to him, would re-
spectfully announce u the ciii2rits uf Bedfcci
and vicinity. that he will open SeuooL ON
Monday. Apsil 7til. in tho LectEre-rooln of the
Presbyterian Chareh.
His hest euieavors will hc nsei n discipline
his pupils fseilscnaiis, inoraiig and physically.
Terms ot Tuition, per quarter, to Be paid al
ihr close Of each quarter as follows:
Primary So 90
Practical, Arithm ic, Geography &C. so
Mathematics and Natural Sciences. 90
Bedford Mch %, ';sii GEE. SiGAF10S.