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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

DEADY MADE CLOTHINH.-Eyerything in this
N line can ke had ~ the lowest figures ut
ssp27dps WOODWARD co.'s.
nRES6 TRTMMIN9S.--The Ladies can be suited
H. in this line 1T
scpxIdAw WOODWARD CO.'S.
VXTOOL DELAINES.--Eyeryv variety Of plain and
w figured Wool DeLaines, just received ut
sepo-dAw WOODWARD cos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

NICES-Solid box, and Parkers bench, iron and
' wood bench screws, gearing, q horse nails. NJ
iune3d CADl, JONES PECKk
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
Your Friend,
VILLA NJ B. REED.
Tlse 'E'rcua,les in Rkansas.

Il is evident that the settlers in Kansas are
discordant in their views and feelings. Some
OF them want TO make it slave labor STATE
others wish to make it a free labor State ali
are stimulated by appeals aud eXhortatons from
their original homes, and hence they display an
unusual prrtinacity and violence in the strug-
gle. Wrongs and outrages have been perpeira-
ted by all tht parties concrrned-notbing else
could be expected from bold and rough Western
Borderers, in heated political conflict.
And yet 10 these Kansas troubles there IS at
tached most dispropoHionatr importance. Ma
ny people, at the North and South alike, de-
cote their ATTENTION to Kansas with trembling
anxiety, as if lis future condition we're to de-
termine the final fate aud prrponterancr Of
North and South But the plain fact is that
Kansas is the smallest Of our Territories, and lis
condition cannot affect any other portion Of our
National domain. ill The other Territories are
irrerocabiy depofed 10 free arhjfe ia5or. IfKan-
sas become free Stat--as is quite certain in
any event--then all the United States Territory
Will be free from slave labor. Now, in the
light oftheSp facts, how absurd and prepoStrr-
Gus is the cauor over Kansas. It's future will
he fixed by circumstances and lis own ppople.
Presidential Elections, and Presidential Cam
pagnng cannot ard will not control Kansas or
It's future. Just now. "KanSas' is the card
played out by Black Republican politicians
But no intelligent man should be miSled by the
camor. Kansas wall rule usrIf- Phiadeiphi
4yg,e
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
PUBIC SALE.

The subscribers will sell, at auction, on the
18th day of October, al their residence 10 the
Borough ofBedford, III their Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of Tables, Chairs,
Bedstrads, Bureaus, Carpets, Quernsware, one
city made Spring Seat Sofa, one city made
Spring Seat Rocking Chair, one city made La
dies Sewing Table, one Handsome Sdeboard,
one handsome Air Tight Parlor Stove, one fist
rate Air Tight Cooking Stove, large size, one
Hathaway Cooking Stove, one Bed room Stove,
a lot of Washs:ands and Towel holders, one
city made Chid's Patent Crib on rockers, one
Double Barrell Gun made by Chance & Son
of London, warranted, one frst-rate Rife made
by Dan'l. Border of Bedford, twenty sacks OF
Ground Alum salt, six barrels of Vinegar, be-
sides quantity of other articles too numerous to
mention. Also one Setter Dog for sale, Terms
easy, aad made known on day of sale.
KELLY s DUGDALE.
Radc,rd Csr+ lS96
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
EsEARe THIS !!

White Men Of Bedford Counfy'H
The Fusion .HccomPlished-The Tro Wings Of
the RepaJiicaa Purity Consolidated.
The negro and white wings ofthe Repohli-
can army have at length united their forces
The notorious black. Fred Douglas, who has
repeatedly declared that every Southern slave
ought to plant dagger in his masters heart,
has taken down the Gtrrii Smith flag from the
head OF his paper and run up that Of Fremont
and Dayton. The whole negro strength in
New York, where blacks are allowed to vote if
they are worth $3.50 in real estate, it is now
understood, is TO form an appropriate element III
thr Black Republican party. 1t is reported
that among the conditions Of this white and me-
gro fusion, that Fred Douglas is to b. the
Black Republican candidate for Congress in the
Monroe District. Great times ahead
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
MFRS. II. GOODZEaT
MILLINER, BEDFORD PA.

IS prepared to furnish Ladies and Misses with
every variety of SPRING AND SUMMER
BONNETS, on the most favorable terms. She
has just received from the City large and ele-
giant assortment of Bonnets, Flats, &C., which
she is prepared to trim so TO suit the taste OF
the purchaser. She keeps constantly on hand
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons, Flounces, Lacrs. and all
other trimmings, TO which she respectfully in-
vites the attention Of the Ladies Of Bedford
and vicinity. She also keeps Bonnets ready
trimmed. From long experience in the buSi-
ness, she feels satisfied that she can please all
who favor her with their custom, both as 10
style and price. Thankful Tor the lattcring
encouragement heretofore received, she asks a
continuance OF the patronage OF the public.
Bedford, May IS, ls56-ly.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
FREMONT AND MILEAGE.

The Black Republican candidate for Presi-
dent seems to have always kept sharp look
ont for No. /. While in the &. S. Senate a
proposition was made to allow no member of
Congress west Of the Rocky Mountains more
than $4,000 expenses in the way of mirage
Col. Fremont voted against the proposition, be-
cause he was entitled to $4,000 for mileage, al
though his actual expenses were not more than
one-fourth ofthat sum. Doring his short ca
reer in the Senate be thus SECURED over one hun-
dred dollars per day for his services.
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ton Of this TO you. do so, expressing not on
ly the sorrow and humiliation, which, as an
American citizen, feel that al this time of day
such organization and such practices should ex-
ist-that man like Mr.. Fillmore should have
placed himself in this aititnde-and of wonder
that any where there should b. found conserva-
tive men aud gentlemen willing 10 support a
candidate thus voluntarily fettered. III Mr.
Fillmore does not belong to this order, or rather
II he never did, if he never took the oaths which
have described, or if they have ceased TO be
obligatory, let him say so, and the American
people will do him full justice. There is moth
ing degrading in such disavowal. 1t is easi-
ly made if the facts be SO. His friends forced
on Mr.. Fremont the necessity Of baptismal
certificate and denial Of Roman Catholicism.
Surely the disavowal of completely with this Sc
cret order is quite as becoming. Until it is
made, the American people have right TO con-
slider Mr.. Fillmore as his friends describ. him
Ia Know-Nothng in full communion and good
standing.
have been tempted to say thus much bv the
alIoson in your letter TO this very subject, and
trust what | have said may sink deep in your
n inds OF the other phases oftb+ Presidential
question, have not left myself room to speak
40 i'ftNfFH TIE LtltibCE dliG dlt Al5t CdiiPH
the Republican candidates, yon know how 10
determine your choice 1t is in nv mind
simple question Of Union or Disunion-and
when DiSnnion comes, and the line of the Slave
States is the edge, remember where you will be,
and what viii be the consequences to YOU in
border country. have elsewhere tried TO de-
scribe them, aud shall not do il here. The
footsteps of the Father of his country and of the
Union--thr footsteps of Washington may vet be
traced in Somerset County, for il was over
your soil that just one hundred years ago, he led
his little Colonial Army-and | cannot per-
suade myselftha YOU will do or connivp at any
thing that will divide the great inheritance Of
Washington's glory or lrave the bones of WASH
iugton TO slumhrr n a foreign soil.
Pennsylvania, for the first time in seventy
years, presents candidate for the Presidency
Of the United States-a man of the highest in
telligence, the largest experience, the surest
discretion, the purrSt personal character, and
shall Pennsylvania hesitate The Star of En-
2ire is moving from the East to the Vest
The old thirteen States, and Pennsylvania a
mong them, are becoming out of fashion, and if,
when the Nation and the Democracy offer this
honor to Pennsy sylvania, we neglect it or omit
TO claim il, VIZ deserve nothing hereafter.
never have for an instant doubted and do not
doubt now, that Pennsylvania will be true to
herself
am, with sicere regard,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
EaegIsaeE.9a NNelcP.

All persons interested, either as heirs, creditors
otherwise hereby notified that the following
named persons have hed their accounts IN the Reg
ister's office and they Will be presented 10 the Or
phaus' Court Of Bedford County Friday the 5th
DAY OF September next for confirmation, at which
tine and place they may attend if they think pro-
per:
Ter late OF Juniaia Township decd
The account OF Jos Noble Esq Exe'r Of the last
VIII &c Of Jacob Working late oi South Noodberry
township decd
The account OF o z shannon Esq Guardian Of the
minor children of Solomon Rice late OF Southampton
township decd
The account OF Jesse Blackburn Exe'r of the last
Will &c OF Levi Lamburn late OF st Clair township
deed.
The account of Frederick Smith Guardian Of John
Feight minor Of John Feight late of Coleraln
township decd.
The account OF John Burger admir- of Susan Burger
late of South Woodberry township decd
The account OF John Mower Esq Guardian of Vie
toria 4. Tate one OF the minor children Of VIM Tate
decd.
The account of David Shafer one OF the Exec's of
the last win &c OF Henry Shaier late of Coierain
township decd.
The account Of John Cessna Esq one of the Exec's
of the last viii &c of Bazer Morgart late OF West
Providence township decd
The account of Samuel Blackburn admir- of Daniel
w Blackburn late Of ST Clair Township dec ID.
The account OF Adam Slayer admir- o. Mary Slayer
late of South Woodberry township deed.
The account Of HenryP Diehl aud VIM England
admr's OF Isaac Binsaman late Of Coerain township
deed.
The account of Geo H Spang Esq admir- OF Elias 5
Hook late of Cumberland Valley township decd.
The account of Samuel earn Esq admir- OF Mary
Sarumell late of ST Clair township dee d.
The account of Francis Donahoe admir- of James
Donahoe late OF Southampton township deed.
The account OF Jacob Carper and David SonpTook
admr's OF Jacob Smith late Of Middle Woodberry
township decd.
The account of Jacob Brumbauah admr OF Jacob
Bddle late of South Woodberry township decd.
The account OF John Aolsnser one of the exeen-
tors OF Christian Mock late OF 81. Clair township
decd.
D. WAsHABAUCH, Register,
Aug. S, 1886.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05

CAMDEN, n j.. March 18th, 1855.
Dear Sir-It is with much pleasure that take this
opportunity of informing you OF the great benefit
have derived from the OF few bottles OF Hoot-
lqad's German Bitters.'' For nuUber of years
have been ,orely and severely afflicted with pain
in the stomach, attended by attacks of the
plies for which tried great many remedies, but
without afIording me any relief. Being advised TO
use the Gey1aaa Btter&. did 50, using in connexon,
for the Piles, your SpikfnaI Ointme~t and ! now
inform you that they have entIrely cured me and re-
stored me health and woud advise all the afiic-
ted to use your valuable medicines. &c.
Respectfully yours, MARGARET REPSHER,
No Is PLAN street, Camden, n. J.
Or. c. VI. Jackson, Philadelphia.
see advertisement.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05

On the 2lth ult. Miss MAneARrr DAvIDsoN, in the
Goth year Of her age.
Tie deceased had long been a member of the
Presbyterian church, and evineed by godly lie the
sincerity OF her profession. For years she had been
watching for 'the coming of the Son OF Man, and
hence when II became evident that the last sands
were falling from her glass, she calm and viii
ling TO depart. Her last sickness was bref--her
suferlngs much OF the time, intense. During all
she was patient, willing TO elorlfy her master by
suffering, If in mis- wisdom aud goodness he ORDER
ed Thus in life and IN death did she show the ex-
celeney OF the religion Of Christ, and adorne the
doctrine of God her Saviour. Now she has passed
through the valley and shadow of DEATH and her
weary pilgrimage being ended she rests in God. We
she'd the tears of bereaved affection her new
made grave, but hearts comforted by voice
which comes from beyond the clouds which shadow
earth s'Biessed the dead which die in the
Lord yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from
their labor, and their works do follow Them
r. G. E.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
LIST OF CAESES


Put down for frai at sept Term, list day. 1856.
Geo Mullen vs. ! Patterson ct al
J iorrisons admr's vs. Crysher 4 Thomas
Sami stuckey IS Henry Keyse-
& " Figart Us Griffith & Thomas
VI M'Eltowney Sanl Williams ct al
Patton ct al vs + Lockart
c Colfelt US Sam Amich
.ino Brdeham VS. same
4 J Dunlap ct al vs. Asa Duvai
Sami Davis : John James
d Patterson use vs. Fondersmth
Jas Reynolds Us s VI Barclays adnr's
Philip Weisel admir- Us + L Anderson Esq
Holman 4 Cristy vs. II & B Rail Road Co
Wood & Deverpux Us John Figart
Barthelow Jacob Hipple
II Robm vs Edward Trout
Isaac Lippe Us F Holman
Edward Trout Saml TAYLOR
Henry Johnson vs. Joseph Leasure
Jacob Stockenius Danl B froutnIaR ESD
Joshua Filler vs. Saml Williams
John Dashpr James Entriken
Joseph Harbaugh IS John Hafbaugh ct al
William Smith rs Charles Smith
Isaac HuIl's admrS vs. John Hull
James Moorehead et al VS. Christopher Naueie
D. WASHABAUGH, Register.
Aug. S $50.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
Valuable Tannery for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his valuable
Tannery, situate in Napier Township, Bedford
County, Pa, within five miles north of SchelIs-
burg in the finest bark region in the State
The tract contains acres, with a two story
Dwelling house thereon erected, first rate saw
Mill, Tan House % by % feet, , rooms-fn-
ishing shop, and beam shop. There are l6 lay
away vat>, / Iacbes, > lines, . bats, l pool
There are all the necessary out buildings on the
property. Possession given on the lst April
next For further particulars address the sub
scriber at SchplSborg, or Col. Joseph w. Tate,
agent. Bedford, Pa ANY quantity Of Bark can
be- had at from s Is to So per cord, cash.
ABRAHAM DENNISON.
Aug. %, IS56-6m.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05

Farm situate in Junata Township, Bedford
County, miles South of the Somerset Turn
pike read, containing l78 acres, more or less,
100 cleared and under cultivation, having there
on erected double Log House and double Log
Barn, a never falling Spring close to the house,
and good Spring House with water through it.,
and good Dry house. Also about so Apple
trees braring, some choice fruit. Also good
Saw Mil Seat Persons wishing 10 purchase
are invited TO come and see and Judge for them
selves. Terms made known 10 those DESTROYS to
purchase.
Jesse VALENTINE
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY 4 FARM
gREs SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his Mill Proper
ty, situate in Licking Greek Township, Fulton
county, one halEmiIe north of the Turnpike
Road and SIX miles west OF McConnrlsburg.--
The Mill is nearly new, is large, and we'll fin
ished, has overshot wheels, four run of stones,
three of which are Burrs. metal gearing, and
al! necessary machinery for custom or Mer-
chant work, and is capable OF doing large bu-
sness.
The Mansion or Mill tract contains 214 acres
and allowance, patented land, 100 Of which are
cleared, principally good bottom land, suitable
for meadow or plough land. The improve
ments are good Dwelling house, large Barn,
Mllrr's house, Stables, &c, all built within d
few years and IN good repair.
a Also one tract of timber land, adjoining the
above, containing 283 acres and allowance, a
considerable part of which might be cleared,
being land Of good quality.
Also small piece Of land adjoining the first
mentioned tract, containing six acres, purchas-
ed for water right
As the subscriber resides over thirty miles
from the above property, he will sell it low and
on easy terms: considerable portion Of the pur-
chase money can remain on interest, if desired,
for a number OF YEARS.
Possession will br given 1st April next.
For further particulars address the subscriber,
Pattonsvile P. O. Bedford County. Pa.
JOS. B. NOBLE.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
Sept. 5, 1886.

NOTICE-ls hereby given that an applca-
ton will b. nadp TO the Governor Of the Com
monV palth Of Penna on Thursday the 18th
day Of October 1856, for the pardon Of Robert
c. Morris, convicted in the Court Of Quarter
Sessions Of Bedford County for The crime OF
Burglary and spntenced on the 9Th February.
1888, for a term Of ~ years, of which all per
sous interested will take notice.
Sent z. 1856
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
IN a H RE Cd:

On the 3lst Arg. last at Wm. Berkhmers. by the
Rev. n. +. Giids, Mr.. Peter Berkhimer to Miss F.
lizabeth Eckes, both of Bedford Co.
On the 2sth Ang. at the Lutheran Parsonage by
the Rev. f. Benedict, Mr.. Martin Corle and Miss
Mary Jane Smith, both OF Friends Cove.
On the 9th Aug. by the Rev II. Heckerman,
Mr.. David Pensy TO Miss Catharine Hoffman, both
OF Bedford Township.
On the I'd inst. by the same, Mr.. William w.
Beltz TO Miss ChrstIana Beng, both OF Schesburg.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05

THE subscriber would invite the attention of
the Ladies' TO a new article intended TO depoS-
itp water from the wash-howl-a convenient
and handsome accompaniment to the wash
stand, preferable TO anything Of the kind vet in
use. GEO. RLYMIRE.
July II, 1886.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
DlGUERREOTYPES
a " . A M 3 2 Q RI Y p e S

READER have you ever heard of GETTYS'
inimnabe Daguerreolypes II not 60 al once
10 his Saloon and SEE 70. yourself and If you
want likeness of yourself or friends, as true
as Nature aud Art combined can make it, that
is The place to get it, If you want picture
put up in The most approved style and Of the
best materials-or, in short, if you want the
worth of your money in splendid Daguerreo-.
type or An.brolype, 90 to
GETTY
as be is the only Artist in Bedford County who
can take the new style of Daguerrpotypes aud
Ambfotypes.
He spares no pains TO give full satisfaction,
and permits no picture to go out until be is con-
fdeDt that it viii do So Having just returned
tIom the East, he is in possession Of all the late
improvements in the Art, and can assure bis
patrons that he can furnish them with style of
pictures not taken by any other person in the
County.
Rooms at the Exchange Bulding," or Odd
Fellows Hall, Immediately above the store of
Mr.. A. B. Cramer.
7. R. GETTYS, JR.
tune 6. 1856.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
Epe III SHnHEes9
MAl UIN SH 0P .

THE undersigned respectfully announces 10
the Farmers of Bedford aud adjoining counties,
and the public in general, that be has now OH
hand at his Shop in Bedford, a large assortment
of ThraShing Machines, which includes his four
horse PREMIUM MACHINE. It viii be re-
mtmbered that this Machine took the FIRST
PREMIUM at our County Fair last fall. 1t is
constructed with tumbIing Shaft and Strap COM
binrd also four horse tUmbIing Shaft Ma
chimes Of the very best ind-also two and three
horse tumblng Shaft power-and our old and
welI-known four horse Strap Machine, which.
for strength and durability, cannot be- surpassed
anywhere. Farmers will please notice that we
are now prepared TO furnish Machines on the
most favorable and accommodating terms, and
at the very lowest prices possible. Horses,
Grain, Lumber, and ali kinks of trade will be
taken in payment for Machines. y II kinds OF
repairing of Machines Of different kinds and all
o;hpr farming utensils done on the most reason
able terms, Of the very best materials, and at the
shortest notice.
I5- A II our Machines warranted one year
if properly used. Please come this way tor a
good anc cheap Machine.
PETER H. SHTRES,
July %, l856-3m Machinest.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
Vermin DESTROYED.

Warranted free from Poison. S. Lewis Gen
uine RAT, MousE and RoacH Desiroyer-io be
bad at DR.. B. F. Harry's New Drug \ Book
Store.
Aug 2g, 1890.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
ATTENTION RIFLEmEN.

You ordered 10 parade on your usual
ground of training on the 18th day Of Sept. at
10 O'Clock ofsaid day, in Winter Uniform, with
plome. A full turn out is desired. By order
Of the Captain.
VIM. RITCHEY, 0. S.
Snrf < 1876
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
JESSE VALENTINE.
Sept. ), 1916.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

The subscribers will offer, at public SALE, on
Friday the 2ISi day of Oct next, the Real Es-
tate Of Daniel Kensinger, Of North Woodhprry
Township, Blair County, decd. situat" in Nor
risons Cove, in said Township, adjoining lands
OF Jacob HoNSer, Sam'l. Shriypr, Adam Burger,
John Smith, aGd-a Village called Milelstown,
about ? miles South East Of MartinShurg, con-
tanning about 10 acres lime stone land, more
or irss, principally all cleared and in good cnl-
tivaioa for farming, about 10 acres first rate
Meadow, well water-d. The Improvements
are three good Dwelling Houses, store
house, large Barn and other ont buildings, al
50 a 6rs-rate orchard Of choice fruit. 6 or 7
Springs of lime stone water on said premises
Also another tract Mountain Survey containing
about - acres we'll timberrd about u miles
from said Mansion place, will be sold the same
time, Possession will be given en- the lst April
next Terms viii be made known on day Of
sale
ISAAC s LEWIS KENSINCER.
ErelUforS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
AT CHEAP SIDE


general assortment OF new style Of Summer
Goods, comprising a great variety Of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS, which consists in part of Black
and fancy Silks, Challi, Lawns, DeLaines, Ma
donna Cloths, Alpacas, Debegr, Mantiias &C.,
&c. Also great variety Of black and fancy
Cloths and Ca5simpres. Linen and Cottonade
for Gentlemen and Boys wear.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & BONNETS.
Groceres-S Sugars, Syrups, Molassrs, Shad,
Herring and Mackerel, Bacon, Queeusware,
Hardware, Brooms, Buckets, Chnrns, &c.
The above stock consists Of every article usu-
ally kept in store-all of which viii be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH. or approved produce
Thankful for past iarors. be hopes by fair
dealing and desire to please, to continue to
merit aud receive liberal share Of the public
patronage.
Junc IS, 1886. G. ". RUpP.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
REMOVED

The undersigned take this method OF inform
ing their former patrons, and the public ir gen
eral, that they have removed their entire Stock
of goods from the West end of Bedford to the
Colonade Store, lately occupied by Capt Jacob
Reed, where they will be plraspG to SEE their
a call.
All kind Of produce taken in exchange for
goods at cash prices.
They hope by fair dealing and evncing a
desire 10 please, to continue to receive liberal
share Of the public patronage.
J. &. ]. M. SHOEMAKER.
July %, 1856.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
August s, 1896
MORE
NnII { 0 obs

THE undersigned has just returned home
from the Eastern Cities with large stock Of
Summer Goods, aod is now exhibiting
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05

Just received and for sale prime lot Of Gro
ceries, consisting in part OF Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
Rice, Indigo, Starch, Tobacco, Syrups, and Mo-
lasses, which will be sold low bv
J. s j. NJ SHOEMAKER.
Ipl. Ok 1896
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July %, 1886.
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PRIVATE SALE.

Sept. 5, 1856.
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Great Cure of Piles.

Aug. %, 1S56-6m.