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Gan at Esiynsire.s.

TfbE a. suhSeribcr has inst received fyan, tiie
j. Eastern cities i1. hes: assortment: oi Brass
Copper. and IN are ever offered IL this place
towhich he invites the attention ef the public
lie has great many improved eos King u;s-lsils,
that cannot fail Ia please every huus-kce.er who
uses them. ne Ladies especially ere iFvited 10
. callaBd examine the aiticleS. ameug them are
REass ard BEIL MErAL Kettles Of all sizes,
Water Cefiers Chatting Dishes. SHrscpars, MIX
Boilers, NrRss LsHrs, an excellent article for
thr sick rnaia. Cake Neulds Spice Boxes, Tea
Cannisters rrass and Iron Ladies, Patent
Lanps Gan3lesticlSs. Glass Lamps, Match Fox
IS. Srit:ooA &c. SC
Easlish and Frenci. Tin, Iron and Brass u ere
in great variety.
Japaapei Tin Toys, -ad a great variety OF
Fancy artiries.
Chain and Feree Pumrs, and in short every
article in my line.
Don't forget to call at the Tin Ware Depot in
Pitt 81.
GEoR GE BL TNIRE,
.4ae;fl. 1854.
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Matchmaking. Cloekmaking ard Jew
elrV Eet 3hltshn eli. =

THE subscriber would respccifGl.y Inform us
L friends and the puplic generally, titat b.
has opened out, in thcshop in Pitt Street
nearly opposite the Bedford Hotel. and Iately
occupied By II. Nicodemus, Esq, anew Watch
making, Cloekmaking aud jewelr, Establish
iasit where fe viii attend promptly to repair
Ing Watches ard Clocks. He las On band a
large and splendid assortment oi J,weIfy. Of
esery description, which he wflIseiion rn6der-
ate terms. Also Gold and Silver WATCHES.
silver Spoons, Thimlles, HH,tcr Knives, Gold
and Silver Pcns and Pencils. @e.
DANIEL B0RBER.
Bedford, April 70. 1855.
+. s. lie stiIl eoiliI,nfs tie Gnnsnitl.n
business, at bis t1d sni d.. in tie Easl eild of
town. where he has good and COP Ieieltwofk
man constantly employed. n b.
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IiLliBLE MILL PROPERTY
EoA SALE.


FIe stA>c. i3sr, about 20 remove 30 c a,Ifo
MA pasFs al Private Sale, his valuable " i'll Pro-
9erty. sitaite about miles East of Bedford. on
the 1aHlt, River. in Ca3ci an township. al ;ae
lower chi of Friends Cove.
The Nillls fogrsteries high, frame, with three
ran OF stoH.s, two pair Of which are Bnrrs. hav-
ing all The m lchinery necessary to mannfac-
iure merchant and country work in the best nan
ner- 1t has one OF the best water powers in the
United States. which may he known fcem iAe
iact that during the last dry If lad abun-
dance of water, when neatly every other mill in
the ncighborhoad was stopped.
In 're are between 10 aud Ii acres IS land
ad3nining, six acres under postfence. about o
winch Is msai9w, on which is erected good
twp story log house. weather-boarded aud pIas-
tered good water Al the door, with ali necessa-
ry out hHildingS-also a dne orchardof choice
fruit peaches and spples
Eeins determined TO sell purchasers will DO
| ell foexamine tItisl,ropertv soon.
60 TERMS willbe made to suit .he sp.rcli2
ye.-, giving approved Bends.
HIRAM I. ROIIM.
June g. 1855. III
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NEW STiGB LINE.

THE subscriber kas started a new Stage
L;ne from SToSERsTovs to BEDFoRp. which will
run each way twiee every week.
The Coach viii leave Stonerstown on MON
DAY and FRIDAY Of each week. immediately
afleT the morning t.ain arrives from Hunting
don. and returning, will ieaye Bedford ON
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, and arrive
IA Stoncrstown in time To NEE; the evening train
for Huntingdon, being much the nearest and
cheapest ronte to Philadelphia.
FaRs only Sl.T5 TO Stonerstown.
PETER ELLISON.
Nov. a3. Is55--Gt.
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE
Ialnahie Farm for Sale.

rEyI,E subscriber Is desirous of selling the
Farm on which he now resides, in Bedford
fo,Inship. about one mile north Of bedford.
near l)s,nsings Greek, coHtaiuing IL acres 81
Iand. between 20 and 81 ACRES cleared, ahutt 10
aef.ls Of which is good meadow, plenty 81 gooe
timber on the tract. There is 2 Young erehard
of ehoicss fruit log house, les barn sis,' either
out bindings thereon. also good water II ths
whole tract ; nsit sold, - aeres tnefeel VIII o.
sold separate
Terms o. sale Will be liberal, and possession
given Ist Of April next
sr.,,3st "a fs55
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Bakery and Confectionery.

THE subscriber, thankful Tor the patronage
! heretofore extended him By liberal pub
lie, tenders his thanks, and he would respect
fully inform them that he has received and
opened new and choice lot Of CONNECTIONS,
among which are candies. nuts, fruits, &c---
lie also keeps Grocefies, sach as Sugar, Cotteel
Tea, NJ Molasses. Cheese. Candles, &c Alsoal,
descriptions Of Cakes, and viii serve Wedding
and Other ptrEies, on short notice, With coniec
tions and cakes.
lie has opened up and retitted his QTSTEh
S.{LOON, in a superior style, wberaXe will al
ways be ready to serve his friehds and oiae pub
lie with the freshest and choicest Oysters thai
! can be procured.
Ills stand is opposite the 0dd-feilow'i
Building, whore he feels confident that those
who give him cal, Will rot go away disap
pointed. JOHN j LUTHER,
| Nor, Q, 1855
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G EEe

THE Partnership fers.5fore existing hetw zen
the undersigned gn5sr f.ls name AMI firm
of Wsissi K Poster, il the G,,seh and " agon
Manulac oYs Is this day d.salsei ~ mnf gal
oonseut. The business OF The late firm %i3l tie
settled up bt Wn. Teisal, wav is authorized 10
cofiret all accounts, sc, an! psy the debts o.
wN WEISEI
JOHN FOSTER.
Dec. -, 5s55.-,5I
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% RENT.

TIIE Eisiag Ssn T1g s5a in the Borough o
Bcit5- l. WI os reatei t1c rerm u Esars.--
" zoo. teaaat 8 svy advantageous lease
vii ls glysa, AMI tie house completely re-
piirsd. Possession gwen the first oil ApFsi
neyt.
Alsofor rent t'le .,tlre Rourn and oeilsr new
in possession OF Iss..c LiIplc; possession a.
:.hare, For t..cias 4yp!y TO the subscriber OF
DAVID MANN.
Nov. 81. 1855.
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Rseaa Quarters.
FOR EsSHE0yABLE CLOTHING

1-nFEs he subscriber wogid respectfully IA,
al inform the putiic that be is new m
-ssss tforine - the Bedford Han formerly It
Exchange Hotcll Ia ..sst Pitt street, the Ian gest
and best assortment OF re&dy-InaGe, fashionable
Clothirr, ever hefere offered fer sale in this place
HIS STOCK consists ofa large and splendid
supply OF Winter Goods.
lie has ev..vy variety end description OF
COATS. rANTS AND NESTS. SHIRTS,
DEawFRS. COLLARS AND CRATATS,
SISPESDFgS, liANnKEECi:lFfS Sc,
sc.
lie bas also alarge stock Of prime CLOTHS,
CASSINERES and TESTIHGS, Nl:ch le i Tre-
Pared to rake up to orSseg In the most fasliona.
BILE style ana warranted to he well made. spd
coop elTs.
TTaring purchased his stock fsr CASH Re feels
assured That he eaa maks il 10 the advantage ct
those wanting Coop and CHEAP CLOTHING 10 give
him call hefere purchasing clsewhere.
WM. SCliAFER,
Bedford, January II, 1854.
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gEaToray.

5NlE subscriber wpnld respectfully annenn.
u 10 the public that i,e has .e1a.se 4 his Tin
hing Establishment TO .Ic iaiilding rece,tly &C
capirl by Mr., Luther, as Cnnfeclipiai, Store
n the diamond, wDere Ae is LETTER rf,rsIed
han ever 10 accemotistc his eusi,n ei with
very article in the line u his Il*I.ss. efther
hoiesalr or retail. and hopes TIE. viii give
iaa call at his new location.
GEORGE 1L2MIgE.
Bedford, April Is, 1850.
p. s. The subscriber is lesirots ~ fax:rr
bis bonks closed up till Isl Arsil, in.t eit.,.
rs cash q note. lie hops tbs notice viii Ia
attended to inImediatelt e. r.
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{e.iee to assessors.

nHoSE- Assessors who do not rseeive thsii
Duplicates beiossta. lTth ! cf J4nauy,
,1s,.. are netifisa - call or send bg som re-
sn1ns;ble persan fpr them. vii sand them
4 IN oppoauaisg ears rs sooh as they arr
). s. RUSSELL. cssr,s.
Jan. !. 1855.
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ALN iIaTiIlltl STfIlll.

Tue subscriber has just opered 4 rcye ari
l. comple9c GB9TgEFNsss sTCFEs. in
tue building on .he ear,ser OF .nlisfa Street.
Bedf9rs. Pa, owned ty David Mann. Esq,
and lately IN the occtTaney OF Mr. Scl,.In on
Filler as a Dry Goods Store. AID two doors
Sgitth of the Rising Ssn Tayer,.
His stock currlfises t'Tte % the largest ard
cheapest assoTimenf:i of Ready Mace
Clothing ever brought 10 Bedford. BE has
atsa a choice assortment of Fsfy Gee ca. aM
OF which he wiiiscll ebeaP as &c le nleeuEea
in the town.
ileregaests aii',is country friends and others.
10 cali and see lis goods--:is h. docs 10, coz.
sidsr it a trouble 10 show III, IA to any vHe.
lSAaC LlPPEI,,
Antil 8. 1873.
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IiiRDNiRn STGRE.

Fhs subscriber having purchased the entire
stnel Of HARDWARE ofthe late Thomas y.
Miller in.ihe Betolgll Of Relf0fd would ru-
speetfHlly announce to his friends sId the pub
lie generally, that ie is .s3w prepared TO far
nisn algn"stevery article in lis lire oi business
on i@Ferhhleterla' = Ills stock heirc reaFty all
rev. and selected x ore well experienced in .he
hnstnesS he IS fully satisfied that purchasers
Wlti iine It TO their adyartaEeto give iim call.
~ addition 10 a general stock of Harlware. he
hss on hand. aud viii consfahtly keep GRO
LILIES ~ the vrrv host nuaiitv-fif ASS -
all sizc--alsa. ST0NFWARE ofa very superior
quality Tie has also on hand all kinds Of Oils.
Iain's hrprS. Rroo,ns, &C.. &c. ard CdaT
Ware In great variety
taving aw pcrpem.utlv settled in business,
and being aeter@oincf 70 nse every proper ezer-
flan % riease. he homes :" merit and receive a
iiaeral share ofpuhlie patrorare.
JOHN ARNOLD.
Dear %, 1855
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LATE IRON TTR ElSY

MoODWARD'S S Improved Smut and Screcc
w ing Machines, M;u Bushes, Boiling Cloths
prd brtn busters, OF he most impros4t plaa
Mil SCI sws, Little Giant Corn ard CO., graad
eTs, Patent bridges foF Mill Spiadles. Portable
Mills, Warranted 10 gsind 10 bushels per hour,
N!illroas, anl Mill Bnrrs made to order, can be
proured of the Agent, s.. d. BROAD, al
Sehcl;sharg, Bedford Comfy. Pa
Min wight work done at the shortest notice
and an the mest reasonable terms.
N. u. Il is ageat for Bedford, Somerset aad
adjoining Counties
Mry 4. 1855 --zz
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Stray Heifer1

S,AME 10 tire plantation of the sabsrribcr.
living IN Uniau Township, sometime in
Nav last. brindie lieiteF, supposed to be
,sr.e years old. with notch cni of tiie ri siat
ar. aad small star on the forehead. The
,g5sr is requested TO come f9r*aid. prove
Trauertv, pay charges, aa-.. take liet away.
CHARLES lCHES.
=, 4 7e5G-.s
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BfITfRD / HOTEL,
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,

TIRE subscriber respectfully ierS ieave 10 ar
l. noaHct "a his old fIicnds aaid The puhlsc
generally, that ne has leased aud stker POSSES
sion nf the Bedford Hotel. lately in ihe.oeea-
panes ef Col. Adam Barnhart. 1t is not his
design tu make many professions as TO wha.hc
viii 10. bur he pledges his word ,has his most
energetic efforts Will he employed 30 render
comfortable ali elio give hira call. The house
will he handsomely sSted Np. and none bur
careful and attentive SERVANTS viii be engaged.
Persons visiting the Bedford Springs, as well
as those attending Court, and thr travelling
community generally, are respectfully Invited
to give him a caiiand judge for themselves.
Bg- The stages all now stop 1t this hotei.
and il is therefore the Stage 1flier.
Boarderstakrn by the week. Annnta or ycsg,
on favorable terms.
Gy- Ample and comfortable stahling is at
tached TO this hotel. which will always be az
ended by carefal hos.lcr. Also, q safe aili
convenient carriage house
JOHN HAFER.
Bedford, April 6, lssa, "
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oacI AgD WA G0s rAeTerr

~ Undersigned having entered into pa ne.
siiip iss toe ahoTe basine S. would srnar,e
20 the cstizeas Vi bedford c eanty thar ffes az
nov prepared, at their Shop az iile East L, 4 a
THIS Borough 10 furnish c CARRIaGES S aid Esft,
l''' Of every styieand price; also, COACHES
AcoSs' ana fhetfHs. RtAcHsasfn ssoFl Of
ercsy ,sefiss alse Secutadto ofsier- IN tl.u
est notice, a. tkeif shop ata;einfaS thc coacb
Factory. -.
Ds.eFII''iss ~ keep none syut tie best O. weris
insEs = eslT efsp;c.. and 70 sci as eeaf.ss
etheT estsbiIsi.,aent 10 tss Sfa.e. flicy hore 10
receive IiaefAa encnsir ser1aeff.
=. CoHR'yy Predaca. Of all kinds taken in cs-
es.snse 'or Y.Ik, and Tic highest prices aIio~e
W.. WEISEL,
.F0TTN FOSTER.
neGfoss Fch. 2aa. ls5s.
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Stray Bull.

(tAME 10 Ire premises Of the subscriber, hv
" ing in st. Cha ir 1swla lp shout iie first
OF So II, nl,r iast, a red and white lsatisd
BIil, with iece # ,ic leti car, and noich
out Of tie under side Of tlle, rigft---surp
TO be one year old last spring. The owlcg Is
reque sled TO come forward, prove property,
pay CD argts, and take him iswas.
}. +. BOKEAS.
Dec. 81. 1855 Z.
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Snli.iyi, Ofll II lOST.

THE su'scri eF. a6oat removing to the West,
si,l ssh his cnEice stccs OF g7aas, which > very
large. az c3st. Persons WI please 81 before
basgg elsewaec. aad cxVaire t'4E theinssiFes.
County scores string tp ~ chase gaois ~!
les Supplied "a more rets"Ha9is terms THAI
ta.F ctn isIFcaas. thesn r. p clty. AZ ser
slu5 wl,a have assettla. accounts viii c1ll in
laejiately and ss.tti., otherwise Their aceonnts
viii b. lef: Ia tae hands 9f proPe. officer -:
PETER RADEBATGn
geifor; Nov l6 1874.
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FASHIONABLE
Fi!L0RINg ESTiBIISHN EkF

THE subscriber has removed his establish
4 ment II IN luom in the Odd-Felloh-s ;
Builiing. immediately above the store OF A.
b. Gamer 4 Co., where be will attend prompt
IS 10 al business entrusted TO his care. lie re-
eeives regularly the latest City FASHIONS. aad
viii pledge himself ti,at work sione at bis siiep
shall wear well AMI iit neatly.
He respectfully Soiicits share Of the pub
lic patronage.
Nov. ., 1875.
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Clothing ani Dry Goods Store


JyIlE subscribers are just receiving n.v
D. handsome and cheap asscTimrDt oi EE-a
D3 sW-4pE. CLOTHING aud Dr. ! GOODS, a
their store in the East C~ncr Of. Bedford iall. 7
consisting IN partof Goats, Pants, Vests. Shirts
Satia Stocks, IIaudhereliiefs. Boots ard Shoes,
Hats ard Caps, and all other articles usually
kent Ia Ready Made Clothing Stores,
Also good assortment Of BRT GOODS,
consisting Of Calico. Nous. de Laine, Shawls,
Alpacas, Trunks. Carpet Sacks. &e.,,&e-; oil
Of which they will sell as cheap as can be pro-
cured elsewhere in bedford, for Cash or Ceun-
try Produce.
They request all their friends intown and
country TO give them call, and see and exam
iue their stock fer I themselves, as they consideI
il pleasure 20 si,e.their goods, whether per
sons wish TO purchase or net.
S0NNAB0RN g. co.
Bedford, April 90, 1855.
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New JeNFlfy.

uHE subscriber has opened oct neg and
I spianIj assortment OF all kiads q sae
r.,st r,Shiuaabie Jewelry consisting IN part %
Bra1st pms, Finger Rings, Ear Ring, &e sc
deli DANIEL BORDER.
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Y AlT'ED.

yyyHEAF. Rye, f-Drr, Oats and Bnelcwheat. in
w payinrnt far Subscriptions far which the
highost market prices viii be allowed and to be
lelt at Anysos the iiaills in the neishhorhnod.
Also, about 90 cords Of good wood Won't
some Of our friends bring ea these articles.
THE EDITOR.
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LlHgER /. LFMBEss T

i(aA (ASHiNt;tr.sof eftsefpr, Eir.!.
~. .stsjat stro. ! $500 lreioi l.slai-
| BIB ~ s:iiirFasi kIpi~. sseh as y his- Pp,..
fekpr Pans. Poytsr, Sjrnrr. n. e. Ear sale
r 4 kEEGly
:. Cisirsrf,i@ T. =. IL. 1888 x
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GROCERIES.

Sup'r Golden Syrup and n o. NGlasscs, bes,
Rio aud Java Coffte, y. o. clarified, crushed
late. Extract of Coffee. Rice, Tobacco Drugs
and Oiis together With evesy other article adapt
ed 20 i.R wants of the people, all Of which Ee
is determined to sch CHEAP FOR CASH. o.
approved produce.
lie respectfully invites all 10 search Of bar
gains to give him caa hefnre purchasing =
Thankful for past fators, he hepes hy fair deal
ing, aud desire to please, 70 continue 10 merit
and receive liberal share Of the public patron.
age.
C. ". RUFr.
Oct. y 1863.
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STRAY HEIFER .

CfAME to the premises or the subscriber
u living In Monroe Township, about the mid
die Of November last. red and white heiser
supposed to be rising IN two years old. no
marks. The owner is requested to come fer
ward, prove property pay charges and take .her
away. f
LEWIS KooSs.
Dec. 7th, 1855.
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WINTER GOODS.
isiag q great variety of LADIES'
DR ESS GOODS.

Of the latest styles; snch in part as Hlark and
Fancy silks. Ncriuoes, Casllmers, Cuburg and
1hihet Cloths, Alnccss, Aousselin Deliaes,
Nousseline De Beges, Fancy Prints. from fl
lp, Musl.a. lIeachei and nuhleachrd. from Q Up
up. ali widths. Thjbei aud Bay State Siswis.
BlHe, ack, Blown and Olive Frelieh El0ths,
Sap'r Biack and fa1cy Cassimeres. Tweeds.
Cassinetts, iea.ss, ycstings Mcrino Shirts nnd
Drawers. Hats and Gaps. Bootf and Sl,ocs in
great variety &c; Nc
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frame Tavern Stand.

a ~ood large Stable, sufficient f. accommodate
I n'1seH' ''fAipry s'',f'' oiih. asan Shed.
celeat orrlsl 4 choice fruit,--a never fa;JjDg
stream of water at he door, and several reoti
living si'ringssa different. parts of tho land.
There are also cn tiais property TWO GOOD
TENANT HOUSES.
The ail5ye is one of Inc best known Tavern
Stai'eis OH the road. md the land is in II hies.
state Of cultivation, aud weli adapte1 for pas
tgse.
He also offers i,r sale, the FARM alioiairv
the abDve, " Aich he zt present resides ,s5.e
iaii mile South Gf the Tasera property con-
fainifg SEQ ACRES Of good limestone land
OH acres Of which is cleared and under fence.
~ 2 good state OF cultivation, and thc balance
well iimbered.
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stray Cattle

THREE head ef Cutie have been tresspass
| ing 90 my Prcmis = for tivee months ptst.
and hive uoNy taken them np IS strays, Dae
g.i ieif.r, with fsW White spots. 0he rei
II:!fer. with white face aud waite STRIPE over
the hick One Steer, irindie. and white spot
t.!. All two yelrs uli No ttr mark. The
asa@r Is requested - come forward. prove
prupsrtr, piy cii4rs 5. ami take them awtv.
DAVID GOUGsiN0U3.
D5c q, 1S1J-e1 Union Township
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JOHN Es. EFF.

III, ney at Law, Scn.ersct z
gEfEE.E4 HER EAFTER rractirr in {
w several Courts Of Bedford raftniy u
nav l,r consu'tei during the sessions OF ihs
Court ST Dav;s' Il :el
Feb. fG. 1854
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II. NIEODEuES,
Justice OF the PeaSe,

TfAS, removed bis Office 70 Juiis9a stiecs
Ii tive doors North of The "lhoeKer ana
Chronicle Oilice and Two doors Soist shf.ins
& Jor,lans' ofice. wl.ere be Will lunyttah. ~
tend tu tic collse.ion cf AL c.siMs. tiasSsln-
lis hands.
Bedford, April g FS55~zS