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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-19

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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
4 Miracle OF Science.

Dr. c. Keeling Of A.eciNanicsburg, \. CuAberland
Co. Pa. announces to those afflicted with TIL.
uiors, Wens Cancers, Pulyrus, Lupus Moles OF
Marks, Scrofula or Kings Evil and all diseases
that have been usually treated with Caustie or
Knife, he can remove them b. an entirely new
method without cutting, burnil- 2. or pain. Nei-
ther Chloro form Etheris admin istrred, to the
patient.
1t Is no matter on what part ofthe body thev
may be, he can removethenA with perfe 'tsaietyi
and in remarkable short time. No Mineral OF
Vegetable poison, is applied, and no money re-
auired until cur is perfected.
Prolapsis Uteri ,hF emale complaints. Chronic
.tienral and all otper diseases treated with posi-
"A success. Fun artieulars can be obtained ly
PRESSING in either English German post paid.
y, tents can be accommodated with Board on
. sonable terms.
c Mechanicsburg is one of the prettiest and
8 ATHEIST towns in this any other State. 1t is
a miles from Harrisburg on thee. V. Il. r. and
dccessibe from all parts ofthe Union.
The Dir. will visit cases in any part of the
Sttte when desired.
Kind reader if you know any afflicted fellow
reature. delay not to tellthem oftliis treatment.
Feb. l6, lS55.-zz
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
The Mengei House.

The subscriber having Il ken the above We
known Hotel, in iheiown OF Bedford, recently
kept by Mrfraac Mengel ,~onia fef Peri'uiis ~
nonnce 10 his friends and the public generally
thar he is now prepared to entertain them ~
superior style.
His Beds and bedding, are new and
mis- chambers commodtous and well ventilated
and furnished ia The bert manner
On his Table, will be fonnd.he choicest W.
ands the market eau produce
Ills Bar will be supplied with The best
qners. ),
His Stable is large and rommo.llous and will
be aiteued by andatleatise and industrious oss-
lef.
Boariers will be lskea By the day week,
noiih and year.
As he is determined 10 spare no efforts %
please ard make All persons who sicpwiihhin,
feel al home. he respectfully asks the patronage
OF The public.
Bedford. March 81, 1854.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

rENHE subscriber takes this method of inform
l. ing those desirons OF purchasing valuable
Farm, that he wishes to sell THAI well known
Farm and Tavern Stand ,on which he now resides
situate in East Providence township, Bedford
County, miles east OF the Juniata Crossings,
and one mile west Of Rays Hill, containing 24S
acres of land, about I50 acres of which arc
cleared aud mostly enclosed by good post fence,
and in high state of cultivation, the majority OF
which has recently undergone thorough dFes-
sing OF limo, which has rendered ii extremely
fertile.
The improvements are large three story
BRICK HOUSE, with probably the most COM
nodons cellar under il in the county tolerahie
good barn, stable, and such other ont buildings
as are necessary. There are plenty Of good
water at the house, While nearly all The fields
are well watered. There is also Young or
chard Of 290 choice fruit trees just conmenc-
ing to bear.
There is also good Tenant House, together
with an excellent Sa@ Mil on the paperty 81
tuated very conveniently Oh the tnrnpk ke road
with an abundance of the choicest wsiite pine
timber, Immediately around the mil, probably
the largest body Of timber in the county
Any person desrons Of examining the pro-
perty will please call on the subscriber, Who
will cndeavor to give all the satisfaction neces
sary. He also feels safe in stating that the title
10 the land is good, and is willing TO warrant
against all claims.
GEO. W. HOUSEHOLDER.
Sent 81 IS.J5-3m
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
VIN-f WV II Y II
DAVID C. LONG.
WM. WHETSToNE.
F1n,,;asIo,,,,,
Improved Daauerreot,nes.

III. who wish TO have good likeness of
4 A. themselves or Of their friends. can now
ilsi accoaIrans atefl at the 81 xchance BulFi11
irnnIedidtrly above the Store Of MIR. 4. +.
CrlniGr, wA'se Ddguerreoty pes of an sizes are
done ny in the most beautiful style hy IIID
MAS X. t$kfTYS, JR. Taken singIy or In
gronnrs. Persons tax cn after glee.aso.
|. Wise sad Gentlemen are respectfully inyi.
tod 10 caH ana examine the specimens
Young LADY bring In that venerable father
aiid that watcbfsil mother. and secure a iikeness
to-day, for Tomorrow. IL may he too late
Mother bring en those little ones, with curling
locks and spart.ing eyes, they win make pret-
" pictures. a0a chen sloni,l deaf reflorc the m
YOU can exclaila
'.ione 10 their rest. yet we would not recall
them,
Back 10 this w.srld of sorrow and pain,
tom TO their rest where no i'll can befall them
Get we have their likeness both perfect and
plain
Geld lockefs. prgIe and double--also fancy
cases constantly on hand
Instructions given in the Art aud apparatus
i"rnished reasonable terms
Bedford, Dee. 81, 1855.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
BEDFORD HlTEIl.
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.


TILE subscriber respectfully beGs leave to an
Il nonnce TO his old friends and the public
generally. that he has leased and taken posses
sion of the Bedford Hotel. lately in the oecu-
pancs of Col. Adam Barnhart. II is not his
design TO make many professions rs to what he
wiildo, but he pledges his word that his most
energetic efforts will be employed to render
comfortable all who give him call The house
will nc handsomely fitted up, and none but
earefu! 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
70 give him callaud Judge for Themselves.
g1~ ihe stages aii now stop at ibis hUtel.
ana it IS therefore the Stage Office.
BoarierstaSrn by tt.e week, month or year.
on favorable TERMS. #G s
Ample and comfortable stahting is at
taehed % this hotel, wi'ieh will always be al
ended h a .refuI hostler. Also, q safe and
Convenient carriage house.
JOHN HAFER.
Bedford, April G, 1855. ~
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
NEWS FOR THE PEOPIE.

n ATE ARRIVAL or NEW AND CHEAP Goobs At
IL REEDS CoLoSxADE STORE.
The subscriber has just returned from the
Eastern Cities, and Is now receiving ana open-
ing large assortment OF splendid Goods, Sc
lected with care, and suitable to the season;
comprising LADIES' DREss GooDs of the newest
styles--Silks, Merinoes, Caslhmeres, Persian
Twill, Alpacas, Delaines, G. Blaze and Wool
Plaids, Inserting. French worked Collars and
under Sleeves, Silk and Gum Belts, Cloths Of
all shades, Cassisners, plain and fancy Satinetts
Jeans, Tweeds, 0vercoats, Buffalo Overshoes
for Ladies and Gents, Gum Shoes and Sastiels
Boots and Shoes, a large assortment. Hard
ware and Qneensware.
GROCERIES-Com Comprising Rio, Java. La
gnire coitee-Sugars Of all descriptions--Ss.
rups and Molasses-Rice-Tob Q baceo-Sp
Oil, &c, &c.
Bring on your Cash and Produce to RGED's
SToRE. where you viii find all your wants, al
the lowest cash prices. se
Bedford, Dec. II, 1855.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
SECOND YEfh


A RRANGEMENTS for the Second Annual
I Collection Of this new and popular lnsfitu-
tion for the diffusion of Literature and Art, have
been made ON the most extensive scale.
Among the forks already engaged, is the far
famed 6 GENOA CRucryIx,' = which originally cost
Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming this new collection, the diffusion
Gf works of American Ar. snd The encourages
msnt OF American genius have not been oyer-
looked Commissions have been issued to many
of the, most distinguished American Artists,who
will cosltrbute some Of their finest productions.
Among idem are three Marble Busts, executed
By the gre. test living Sculptor-Hiraln Powers |:
GEORGE WASHINGTON, the Fathers OF his
Country; BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. the PHI
losopher; DANIEL WEBSTER, the States
man. 4 special agent has visited Europe and
made careful and h'dicioss selections of foreign
works Of Art, both IN Bronze and Marblei Sta
tuafy and Choice Paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable coli
lection OF Paintings and Etatuary, TO be distri-
bated free among the members OF the ASsoca-
tion for the Second year.
Terms OF Membership peynent Of three
llars constitutes any one member of this
s,sooiiton, and entities him 70 either one Of
the following Magazines for one year,Sa also
ticket in the distribution of The Statnary and
Paintings.
The Literature issued TO subscribers con. lists
~ the followin Monthly Magazines Harpes's
PIT. ANS, Knickerbocker, Blaekwood's, Gra7
HAMS. Gcdey's I.ady's Book, and Household
Worls. ~
Persons tak'ug five memberships are eufiiled
TO anv five o. t,e Magazines for ore year, and
70 six tickets il. tie distribution.
The net proceeds derived from the sale Of
memberships. are t.ev9ted to the purchase Of
works of Art for the ensuing year.
The Advantagss Secured-by becoming
member Of this Association, are
Isl. All persons receive Tue fall value Of their
subscriptions at the start, in the sape OF steriihg
Magazine Literature.
I'd. Each member is contributing towards pur'
chasing choice Works of Art, which ere 10 ne
distributed among themselves, and Nre VI the
same time encouraging the Arts of the con ly'
disbursing thousands OF dollars through rs
Agency.
Persons In Fealtting funds for membership.
will please give their post office address in fun,
stating the month they wish the Magazine 10
commence, and have the letter registered at the
post Office to prevent loss; on the receipt Of
which. certificate OF membership, together
with the Magazine desired, will be forwarded 10
any part Of the country.
Those who purchase Magazines at bookstores
will observe that by joining this Association,
they receive the Magazine ana free ticket IN the
annual distribution, all at the same price they
now pay for the Magazine alone.
Beautifully illustrated Catalogues, giving full
descriptions, sent free On application.
For Membership, Addrcss---C. l.. DERBY,
Actuarv G.. 4. A. At either OF the principal
Offices. Knickerbocker Magazine :" office, 349
Broadway, \. Y, or Western Office. l6G Wat er
Street, Sandusky, O. Nov. %, '53-6t.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
The Pennsylvania Telegraph.
Enlarged Form and Reduced 7sras.
TIE CASu SYSTEM ADOPTED.

OK ani after the first day Of Janufry. 1856.
~ the PENNSYLVANIA FgLEGRAPH, published
AZ rsrrisburg, Pa. will be owned and conduct
ed by i'ie undersigned. who viii give their hest
enerrics 10 make il worthy of It's cause and of
its friends.
II will con.r7ence the new year printed on
pt,r,sy new tn. :. and the Weekly greatly en-
larcei in form. ". Sic the price will ne lower
than thlt of any otflr paper Of its class ever
published at the caltal Il the State, and pay
ments Will be required st:1>t In aeyGgsee No
paper will be sent until pals tor ana all VIII
bd discontinued as fha subscli ptlous expire,
unless they are renewed.
The ..relcgraph" viii be issn..f SiiMi-
WEEKLY, on 4 sheet of tweHty-four t.'tEnipS.
during the sessions of the Legislature. and
WEEKLY. on \ double sheet of foriy-e'slT
columns, the remainder of the year. ii win
present a comprehensive summary o: bcgsla-
tive proceedings; all The important general
laws they have passed, an | aim To To give the
current political intelligence Of the times in the
fullest and most reliable minNer IA short,
She propgie.ors Hope 90 make tia comilete Fa-
.iiy and Political journal, and they confident
" appeal to the people Of Peinsyiya01 to
s.stsia them IN their enterprise.
..rLe .sTeleeraph'' will adtocafe liberal po-
Utica policy, and aim to unite all those who
thougii anlmated ly the sa,ie cohimon prrpc-
ses ana looking To the same beneficial results,
seem aisl acted by the conflict of distiaefive
oroanizatiot. :. 1t will sustain the highest
standard of \ nertcan Nationality; and, while
Welding a sac, ,d obedience TO the Couipromi-
ses Of the Consl 'tution. will determincdiy re-
sist the extension Of Human Slavery. 1t will
yiela cordial. earn PSI. but independent sup
port 10 the administration o.. G ~. PoLLocK
ER.HS-Sir,c,.l = IN .fduace
Tie ..Telegraph'' will u furnished SEN
tf hss I puiS =
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
Bakery and Confectionery.

THE subscriber, thankful Tor the patronage
J. 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 Confections,
among which arc candles. nuts, fruits, &c
lie also keeps Groceries. stich as Sugar Cotfuel
Tea, Molasses. Cheese, Candies &c. Also al,
descriptions Of Cakes, aud will serve Wedding
and other parties, on short notice, with coniec
tions and cakes.
lie has opened mp and reitted his OYSTER
S.aLOON, in a superior style. where he viii al
ways be ready to serve his friends and the pub
lie With the freshest and choicest Oysters that
can be procured.
His stand is opposite the odd-Felow's
Building, where he feels confident that those
who give him csll viIi not % away dsap-
pointed. JOHN J. LUTHER.
Nov q. 1884, rssss s8sse s ssessa
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
Call at Bly mfre's.

TIL f subscriber has just received from the
l. Eastern cities the best assortment Of Brass
Copper, and Tin Ware ever offered il this place,
towhich hs invites the attention of the public
He has great many improved cooking utensils,
that cannot fail to please every housekeeper who
uses them. The Ladies especially are invited to
call and examine the articles Among them are
BaAss and BELL METAL Kettles Of all sizes,
Water Coolers, Chatting Dishes, Saucepans, Milk
Boilers, NURSE LAMPS, an excellent article for
the sick room. Cake Moulds, Spice Boxes, Tea
Cam istefs, Brass and Iron Ladies', Patent
Lamps, Candlesticks. Glass Lamps, Match Rox-
es, Spittoons, &c, &c.
English and French Tin, IRON and Brass " are
in great variety.
Japanncd Tin Toys, and great variety Of
Fancy articles.
Chain and Force Pumps. and in short every
article in my line.
Don't forget to call at the Tin Waro nepo, in
GEoR CT BLYMyRE.
.gus;ll. 1854.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
NEW CLOTHING SqORE.

THE subscriber has just opened a new ard
l. complete CLOTHING STORE, in
the building on the corner of Julisna Street,
Bedford, Pa, owned by David Mann, Esq,
and lately in the occupancy Of Mr. Solomon
Filler as Dry Goods Store, aid two doors
South of the Rising Sun Tavern.
His stock comprises one of the largest and
cheapest assortments Of Ready Made
clothing ever brought TO Bedford. He has
alse' choice assortment of Dry Goods. all
of which he will sell cheap as can be procured
in the town.
HeraGs sests llhiscountry friends and others,
TO call and sec his goods-as he does NOT con-
slider il a troYble to show them to any one
ISAAC LIPPEL.
April 6, 1856.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
rWESTY-NINTH VOLUME.

This paper, commences the Goth volume,
and the eth year. since we became connect
ea with it, as editor and proprietor. We
have labored hard for our party, and tried
10 rubbish paper that would meet with
the appreciation of our friends how far
we have succeeded we leave them to say.
Ne coamenced poor, and frequently with
in that tiac, have hardly had one copper 10
rnb against another, aud we're compelled to
borrow money to carry on our business--as
It is one Of the most expensive in exis-
tence. 1t is also we'll known that about a
year and a half age, we purchased tie
;ChrohicIe, . andunited i; to the sslnGui-
rer." involving oEssclf to the amount of
$1,000. Part o. this sum has been paid,
hut we still owe S50G, which falls due in
the FIRST day of April next, and we have as
vet not dollar to rseet it with. we have
been thus explicit IN stating our private af-
fairs, SO that those indebted to Us may know
,aar circumstances, and our need of little
OF the s'root. Now we have a number Of
subscribers who one us from TIVE years up
10 SIX, who if ties would pay US would help
MS out of the scrape. Oar friends know cur
terms, $500, if paid within the year, or
$3.50, after the year expires. 70 all those
WHO owe us. if they settle between
jhis and FEBRUARY Court, we will square off
at the rate of $3.50 a yel., and to those
who let itrun over tSat time, We will have
to exact $3.50 off them. We do not in-
tend these remarks TO apply to any Of those
true friends of ours who every year or two
greet us with their cash and gooS will, for
had it not been for them, we codid rot have
got along at all Our remarks are infend-
cd for allothers who owe us. The plsthSs
been an abundant harvest, prices for all
kind OF produce has been high, and we
think there are none bat can now come for
ward ana pay what he owes. We most
earnestly hope ocr friends Will attenl to
our wants without delay.
Jan. 4, 1856.