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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27
Dry Goods, Groceries,

a large STOCK Ui kcLuN-.IaCG
g L Q II II ~ c.,
BOOTS AND SHOES, &C., Sc,
that is kelt IN any other store in town. and
His banner is ON the breeze,
Aud long may II wave
Ger land of the free,
And the home Of the brave
While her Stars and her Stripes
Shine ont like the sun,
Telling all nations
That Freedoms begun,
This is free country as was proved by tho
election of Buchanan over the Woody Horse,
therefore is free for all to do their trading where
they can BUY he CHEAPEST. All are iny!-
ted to call and see.
TIE COUNTRY,
as well as the town are respectfully invited, and
every person, rich or poor, high or low, bond on
free are invited to call al No, / Market Square,
opposite the Court House,
p. She is not to be undersold by any mar
or combination OF men, No charge lor showing
goods.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange tor
goods.
sunbury, Dec 90 1856.
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Ole 5f(arhets.
Fhladelphia Market.

Ueccmber 70, IS5G.
GRAIN.-- Wheat is dull, bnt prices are stca-
dy. Sales of prime new Southern and Pcnnn
red at Si50al 80, and SlGoalG2 for white
Rye comes in slowly; sales Of PENNSYLVANIA
at 90 cts. Corn is quite scarce sales Of sci.
low at 66aI0, cents, o0out and 60 cpnts in
store. Oats are steady; sales of prime old
pennsylvania aud Delaware Al cents per bu-
shell
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27

SOARING THE ClRcLE-Ths mathematical
proposition, which for number Of years
bothered the most obtuse mathematicians,
has at last been definitely solved, and that
too in o manner to accommodate ITSELF to
the most simple understanding. 1t is simply
to settle up your wiles bills for hoops at the
dry goods store oF milljner's.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27
Last bat s9Os Lcasis
NEW REEN A l. O i
FALL .aMD WINTER GQ0Dsl
Ira T. Glerl c Mt

NO. ], CORNER or -it.tNhLI .SQ!.1HL,
SUN BIZ -ta Z r A.
EE just received large supply Of Fall and
ETA Winter Goods.
lie will continue to sell Dry Gods and Gro
ceries CHEAPER ihau ever, as his goods ale
bought cheap they viii ha sold cheap.
He feels confident with his experience and
ability, that he can compete with ,he
World at large and suabury i particular.
He would enumeTa,a arlic.,s il time and space
would permit.
1t is enough to say that he has eycrylhins in
the line of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27

ca Among the items reported at Fair
down East, was the following :-"Best Bed
ComTorter-Miss Susan Thompson" Susan,
no doubt, received premium.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27

ALBANY, Dec. l8.--1he State Temperance
Convention met this morning at the CAPITOL.
i. G. Delavan presided. The attendance is
fair in numbers, and highly respectable, many
Of the Oldest and most influential Temperance
men Of the State being present.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27
Removal OF Rock Island bridge.

ST, Louis, Dec. l8-The meeting held
last evening at the Merchants Exchange
appointed committee to institute legal
proceedings for the removal of Rock Island
bridge.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27

Ssr THE CARRIEB OF the "44rerican' ten
ders the compliments OF the season to its
patrons, and begs leave to inform them, that
he will "be bobbin' round" on New Years
day. with his address.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27
fmeiga Welus.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, Dec, 90

HALIFAX, Dec. 90.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool,
with dates to Friday, the 18th inst, arrived
at noon to-day, bringing the Americas mails
and passengers.
Tie steamship America sailed from Liv-
erpool Oh her regular day, Saturday, the 9th,
but when of Cape Clear, encountered II
severe storm, in which she suffered serious
damage, losing her bulwarks, boats, and
having her forward saloon completely gutted.
One man was injured. The America put
back TO Liverpool on the Ilth, for repairs.
The steamship Baltic which sailed from
Liverpool on the 10th inst, for New York,
took out the official announcement that the
Peace Congress was to assemble in Paris
during the present month. Also, that an
unsuccessful attempt had been made TO
nssinate the King Of Naples
The steamship Niagara was passed on the
18th, off Fastnet.
GREAT BRITAIN.
A deputation from Liverpool and London
had waited upon Lord q arendon, to ascertain
what is meant by the British demonstration
against New Grenada.
Father Mathew died at Cork on the 9th
instant
FRANCE
| a despatch from Bordeaux announces the
arrival at that port of vessel having on
board the captain and fifteen passengers, who
were wrecked in the illated steamship
Lyonnais. No names or other particulars
are given. subscription has been opened
in London for the widows and children Of
those who perished in the ilfated steamer.
ITALY.
The attempted assination Of the King o
Naples occurred at a review of the troops OF
the 9Th inst. The accounts Of the affair dit
fer somewhat. One says that while the troops
were dehling, a soldier rushed from the ranks
and struck the King on the left side. H'
was arrested.
SICILY.
All is quiet 10 Sicily. The insurrectior
has been suppressed, and the leader, Benti
yenta, taken prisoner.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27

EaS1 The Susqueh-ana at this place has
again been closed over firmly, with ice, for q
week past.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27

To ADvssTTEss The circulation Of the Sunbury
American among the different towns the Susquehannn
s not exceeded feQuaed by any paper published in North
ern Pemsyivanis
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27

EEr CHANGE OF TIME-The cars of the
Philadelphia and Sunbury Rail road, now
leave this place in the morning at T,45.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27
G. GN.lhI

Decrease IN 1896, OU, i1l
This does not embrace the Pinegrove OF
Swatara trade by Railroad South, wbicl
shows Il slight increase this year over the
last
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27
tREZONIA.

1rezonia consisting of the western half of
the Territory Of New Mexico, has petitioned
for the establishment Of a separate Territori-
al Government. The petition is now before
the Committee OF Territories. -1rezonia con-
tuins about 100000 square miles and 1000 n-
hahtants. Tucson is the principal settlement.
At this point they are working the silver
mines successfully, when not deferred from
so doing by the hostile Indians. Some of the
mines were worked in the days of Mexican
glory
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27

FAIR NOTICE.
A LII persons knowing themselves indebted to
"A the subscriber by note, book account OF other
wise, are requested TO make pupment before the
10th day Of The first months January), 1896, or
their accounts will be placed in the hands o! a
Justice for collection.
s. N. THOMPSON.
l.. Aagusts IT,, 9th day, l2th mo, 1855.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27

ES hereby given that letters Tes,amcuiay on
q the estate of Jacob i;Tuh, late # Lower hu-
gusta township, Northumberland coanty, deed,
have been granted TO the suhscrlhCr. Al PERSONS
indebted to said estate will please make pay in ent
without delay, and those having claims against
said estate will please present t4cn properly at
tested for settlement.
GEORGE Seller, Admir-
J.. Augusta twp, Dec 20, lS5G,--6t
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NOTICE

4 s hereby given that Petition has been filed
Il in the Court of Common Peas OF Nonhum-
bcrland county, for Charter OF Incorporation
of the Methodist ErIsccnai Church u Suubuy,
and that the salue viii he presented 10 next
Court for Incorporation.
JAMES BEARD, ProlL'y.
Prothonotary'S Office,
Sunbury, Dec. 20, 1886. !
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27

Total, G,9G4, ,3l2
Add for property not valued,
for under-valuations, and
for the rise in the value of
property since 1850 the
sum of
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
MINNESOTA.

An attempt will be made by the people Of
Minnesota through their Delegate, Mr.. Rice,
to have two States carved out of that rich
and beautiful Territory. 1t already contains
population enough for the desired object,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27
LECOMPTE'S SUCCESSOR.

j. 0. Harrison, of Kentucky, has been tele-
graphed an offer of appointment as Judge in
place of Lecompte. There are some doubts
OF his acceptance. He is said to be a man Of
high tone. lie was formerly 4 law partner
of Mr.. Breckenridge and executor of Henry
Clay.
COY. GERRY on BILL md CH1lN.
Private adyices from Kansas refer in very
complimentary terms to his present conduct
of affairs in that Territory. Among other
things it is related that Marshal Donelson
went to him a short lime sinceto ask for balls
and chains with which to torture certain Free
State prisoners. IL have no balls aud chains
for human beings !" was the Governors in
dignant esponse--addiug, "and no man with
q heart in his breast would ask for them ~"
This and similar rebukes are stated TO have
melted the disgust which led the Marshal TO
resign his commission.
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PAE UP !

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber on
"A Note, Book Account OF otherwise. are re-
specially requested to pay Up immediately, as
the accounts will he placed III tie hands of
Justice for collection.
IRA 7. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, December 20, ls56.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27
I. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1855.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-27

All is quiet 10 Sicily The insurrectior
has been suppressed, and the leader, Benti
venta, taken prisoner.
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IIOWlRD ASSOCIATION,
7 AIII<.4lJ1-4-I A4fsI4.
EninOrtnnt AnnouncenieMt!
pHIL.4DELPHL4.

ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases,
L such as Seninel Weakness Impotence,
Gonnorhna, elect, Syphilis, &c, &e.
The Howard Association of Philadelphia, In
view Of the awful destruction Of human life and
health. caused by sexual diseases, aud the de-
ceptions which are pTactsed upon the unfortni
nate victims OF such diseases by Quacks, have
directed their consulting Surgeon, as charitGe
bie acf worthy OF their name, 10 give medicg-
fcics gratis, to allpersons thusaffiicted, (aIale
or Female, , who apply byl etter, with descrip-
ton Of their condition age. occupation, hsb-
It's Of life. ) &c, and in cases OF extreme pow
erty and suffering to furnish medicines free of
charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent In
stitution, established by special endewment,for
the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with ssViruient and Epidemic Diseases" and
itsfunds can be used for no other purpose. II
has nov q surplus of means, which the Diree-
tors have voted to advertise the above notice.
It il needless TO add that the Association COM
rnands the highest Medical skill ofthe age; and
viii furnish the most modern treatment. al
liable advice also given to sick and nervous fe-
males afflicted with add alweakness, omh
complaint. Costiyeness, Leucorrh@a, &c
Address (post-paid,) DIR. GEO. K: CALHouN,
Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association, NO.
2, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARPWELL, President.
10. FAIlGnILD, Secretary.
June l, l855.-zz
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DRUGS, BOOKS IND STi-
TEONIRT.
DR.. +. c. REiMER,
Bedford, Fa.,

ETAVING purchased the Drug and BooS
Il a Store Of DR.. s. d. Scott, has constantly
on hand, at the old stand, a large and well Sc
lected stock o. choice Drugs end Medicine
wholesale and retail. all of which win be sold
at fair terms. The assortment consists in pari o
Drugs ar Chemicals, DE Hoods aaa .gcfls,
Paints 4. L Oils, TE'inaor Glass and Glass
Hare, 1oJaceo aaa SeSars, Pegfumery, Fancy
articles &C., &c.
PATENT MEDICINES. - Having tine regular
agency foT the sale Of Ill of these medicines,
the pnblie are assured that thcy are OF the best,
such as haze stood the test Of time ard expe-
rience, aai can be safely recommended rs ge-e
nuine, viz: Townsend's and Sands Sarsapa-
rilla, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Ayers
Cherry PectOral, Moadt's Life Pills and Ph9-
nix Bitters, DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Fahnstock's, Hohensack's and other veroltu-
ges; lfooAand' Is German Bitters, &c, sc.
Constantly on hand large stock Of historic,
Biographical, scientific, religious, poetical.
school, and miscellaneous BOOKS.
Also great variety Of F-aNCY STATION
.eRY. Cap, Post aud wrapping paper of crery
quality, Paper HanginEs in great variety
Windew Blinds il patterns or by the piece
Wall Paper. Steel aud Fancy Goods.
BLINK BO0ES OF every size and quality,
Pocket Books aud Port Monnaics, Diaries,
Blank Deeds and Mortgages. gold Pens and
Pencils, Combs Brushes, Perfumery in great
variety, Soaps. &c., &c
Lamps. and Camphine Oil and Burnir Fluid,
kept constantly ON hand.
CHOICE LIQU0RS for medical use; WoliT7s
Scheidam SchnaPps, Gin. Port, Sherry and
Madcira Wines.
Aug. IL, 1S54.-tf
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.,,,n,ic sale or Eseat F.seate.

FsgElE undersigned Executors, Of the las,
will AID Testament, Of john Saith
le,s or Union Township, Bedford county.
1sc'l, viii sell at public sale on the premises
On Saturday the 25lh dey of October next,
:ha following REu. ESTATE late the pro-
rar.r of said deed yiz.
one tract Of patented land, sdjuiuing
lands Of George Il. Riddle jacob Berkhi-
,ner Josiah Griffith aud the witlow Iris
mans heirs, containing aboat eighty six
aerss The improvements are log house
aqd loc barn with ether e1t buildings, about
.Gj gr 70 acres Of the land are CLEARED aud
under fanca.
SAID property viii be soIl subject to
life estate il small house and two acres
of de LAND.
Possession will be given Gu the lst Of
April next, at which time sbs perehase
raaney will be paid. JOHN AXE
Terms Cash PETER SMITH
Sept. 5, 1856. Ex'ors.
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LfSTI LaSTI LlSTlI

EITHER Lost in Selelsburg, or on tle way
from Schellshufg to Pleasantville, on FRIDAY
the l9rh 9t Sept. inst, q Morocco Portmonaie.
cont ming $500 IN Bank notes wit h many
valnahle papers and Receipts, that viii be of
much service to me, and 10 use TO any other
persons. There were one Ten dolIer bin on the
Bank Of York, Pa, and one Ten dollar bin on
the Commercial Bank of Bedford, State Of Mas
saekusctts, with scri5iing or writing on the back
Of the note. the balance in $5 bills, the bank
not recolected. There is one glass out Of
pair Of Spectacles in the port mouiae. ANY
persons finding the Portmoniaesnd handing or
ending it to me, viii receive very hansome
reward, and my sincere thanks in the bargain, as
am needy. The least mite Of i'll gotten gain
being Of the nature of heaven, viii sour the
whole lump, and bri.g down curses upon al
man possesseth. j. II. WRIGHT.
Sept. 26i, 1856
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piRiI F0R SiIP

= hE underslgaedwill sell at private sale a
l4et OF land situate in Milligan's Cove Harri-
son owHahip. bedford county, lately III the oc-
cspancy Of AIRS Elizabeth Earnest and family.
awpJpfllag ~ lands Of the widow Weuz, Daniel
lss ana others, and containing one hundred
a.d Sixty thiee acres aud allowance about
twenty five OF which are cleared and pnder
fence.
nc improvements are two story iog dwel =,
ing mouse small log balm and other out build
lngs. here is also young orchard Of choice
apple trees on the place.
ihe Terms win bs made known by either OF
the Subscribers. who are Trustees OF Mrs. Earn
If the farm is not sold 81 private sale before
the Ist,, Of November next. il will De oi1sred
at public Sale ON that day.
GEO. F. RIDDLE.
JNO. MOWER.
sept. II, 1896. Trustees.
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=. H. sllires'
MACHINE SHOP

THE undersigned respectfully announces to
the Farmers Of Bedfprdand adjoining conn
ties, and the public in general, that he has now
ON hand at his Shop in Bedford, large assort-
ment of Thrasbiug MaclEnes, which includes his
four horse PREMIUM MACHINE. 1t wiz he
remembered that this Machine took the FIRST
PREMfUM at o1r County. Fair last fail. It is
constructed with tunbliig Shaft and Strap COM,
bined also four i1rse ttmbling Shaft Machines
'of the very hast kind--tvo and three horse tumb-
ling Shaft po9er-and onr old aud well-knnwn
four horse Strap Machine, which, for strength
and duriblity cannot be surpassed anywhere.
Farmers will please notice that We are now pre-
pared TO Furnish Machines on the most favora-
BILE and accommodating terms, and ut the very
lowest prices possible. Horses. Grain, Lumber,
and sll kinds Of trade will be taken in payment
for Machines. All kinds Of repairing OF Ma
chimes Of different kinds and all other farming
utensils done on the most reasonable terms, Of
the very best materials and at the shortest no.
tice.
By-All our Machines warranted one year If
properly used. Please eome tlisway for good
aud cheap Machine.
Machiuest.
Aucnst [. 1856.
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SHOE STGRE.

b. CRANER < co. have just receive
r. very large assortment OF Boots an
shoes. suitable FOR Fall and Winlel, pRc. style
as follows
Mems Super waxed Dontie sole Boo:s,
Mems City MadeCaif do.
Mems :: Heavy Rip, Lined dc.
Youths Waxed Double Sole Boots,
Youths Cdii and Kip Lined do,
Boys, City made Calf Boots,
boys Kip Lined Boots,
wonens' Double sole Kip Boosees,
woruenssFiRe Calf and Seal do.
Womens' Fine Goat Morocco do.
Womens' Parodi Beotccs, very handsome,
Ghiidrsn's Shoes of serery style and price.
Gents Morocco, fSil ana CaIfslsin Boosees,
Ladies' Dotbie Sofe Caters, Gunl Shoes. &c.
In fact, Boots aud Shoes to suit every parcha-
ser. II yoa want Boots and Shoes. please gise
rs call, aud you shall be suited in quality and
price.
Exchange Store is the place 10 sus Boots sid
Shoes.
Oct. L, 1868.
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EnK Al4E.

TIME snhscribcr viii sell al private sale. 4
Il valuable Farm OF frstrate limas.cue laGd,
situated ia Middle WoodheT1v fp., Bedford
county Pa, containing l89 acres, about I25
acres clesred and nBder good fence. apd il a
high state ofcgltiyation, the balance is veil TIM
beTed, gita a geod tgo Story Boilse aud Isl &c
back building attached. -also good bank barn
with thraslling honsa tenant koase, wash and
SPrise house. and all other cut buildings requiF
ed oa 9 farm. Also 2 nerer filling spring Of
lilaestoas water near the buildings. ANY per-
s0a wishing u purchase such property viii dc
well to cali on the sg5scrfter living on the
premises. SAMUEL. BUCK.
Aug 6 ISIS
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a FIEETAX LIE 80!
DowAeIAc, Mo. March ll, II

DowAsIAC, Mich, March il, 1855.
! IA. RHODES, ESQ: Dear Sir-As took
vour medicine 70 sell on consignment. "no
cure no pay l take pleasure In Stating its eff
! fects ms reported 10 me hy three brothers who
I live IN this llace. and their testimony IS fair
specimen q aii I have received;
/ VS. CaERLrS told mel had taken nine
/ bot.les of Ciristi-'s Aglse Balsa1a, aad caatin-
ualIy ran Go,-li while usine Is Gntil MY lungs
! and liver we're Congested 10 thst degree that
| blood discharged frem nay mouth and bowels,
SO that III thought It impossible fer me TO live
| throueh another chill. The doctors too cid
all they. could fer ne, but though | must die.
Nothing dis any good until l got Rhodes Fe-
yer and and Ague Cure, whigA a once reiiev-
ed me Of the distress and nausea a my stom-
ach and pain 10 my head and bowels. and pro-
duced permanent cure IN short time
H.M. CoNKLIS says; 81 had been taking me-
diciae OF as good doctor rs We have in our
county, AID taken any qRentlty of quiniRe
and specifics without aiy good result, from
- August TO l th December. But seeing how
nicely Il operated on my brother. got a bot
tle of fRHODESs FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
which effected permanent cure by using two
thirlss OF a bottle. ?
S. III. CoNKLtS was aot here, bat both the
other. brc-s l.rs say his case WIS the same as H.
MS. sald tie medicine 10 both tie same
dav and the cure was IS speedy from tie same
srnai quantity, and mss sht 50 specify. Years
y ftt resr,eet. A. HUNTINGTON. |
The above sn.salSs fer itself. Good proof as
t is. Il il OF re better terror thaRthe vast num-
Der of ike certiftA tes have already publish (
I'd and the stlll greater amount that is eoatin- |
ually pouring in to he.
One thing more. Last year hea occasion |
% Caution the Public in these Wor'ts'--
~ uaiee ere firm leie acre r5sn 0s q my gen
raj creators, substituted te acme q tesr nos
run, for my medicine, aad thea rith tysSe7 taapE-
lelase eRa rAsir pamphlet lrsth The e2eian9tsoi.,
lei Hte proprietor Of eay otaer aiaaieiae soy Is
mach II be darts,' &C.
Now take pleasure in saving that the Cau-
lou referred to the same ssDr. Ghristie's Asne
Balsan,'s that is mentioned il tie above eer- !
ificate.
There are several other industrious people |
who asc applying to their poisonous trash all |
that publish ahout my Fever end Ague Cure, |
or Antidote { . sialaria. except the certificates
Of Cures aud the certificate Of the celebrated |
Chemist. DR.. James. r.. Chiffon OF n. y, in |
favor of its perfectly HARMLESS CHARAC- |
TER which is attached to every bottle. These
viii always serve to Distinguish my medicine
from limitations.
JAS. A. RHODES. Propristor.
,A Providence, Z. /.
For Sale by Druggists generally,
April % 1856, 3ra.
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DAGUERRE0TYPEs & AMBR0TIPES

READER have you ever heard Of fGettys iuinait-
= able Daguerfeotypes II not, 70 af'oGge to
bis saloon and sec for yourself, and il yotl want
a likeness ofyeurseh or friends as tlne as nature
and arr combined can make il, illat Is tie place
10 get It.
II you want picture put NJ in the most ap-
proved style and of the best materiais--or in
short if FoH want the worth Of your money in a
splendid Dagueueotype or AmGrotype, 60 TO
GETT 5.
AS he IS tie only artist IN Bedford county Who
can take the new style of Daguereotypes and
Anlbrotypes.
He spares no pains to give full satisfaction end
permits no picture to 60 ont until he is conf
dent il viii do so.
Having just returned from the East he isia pos
session Of all the late Improvements in the art.
and can assurs his patrons that lie car furnish
them with a style of pictures not taken b: any
other person in the county.
Rooms at the s.Excbange Building OF Odd
Fellows Hat Immediately above tie store Of
7. K. GETrYs. Jr
June 9th. 1855.
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REHEOyED.
August /, 1856.

The undersigned take this method Of inform
ing their old Customers aud the public in gem
eraI, that they have removed their entire stoc-
of Goods from the West end Of Bedford TO the
Colonade Store, lately occupied By Capt. J,
Reed. where they viii be pleased to see all
who nag favor them with call.
All kinds Of produce taken in Exchange 70
Goods.
Thankful for past fayoTs. they hope by fair
dealing and a desire to please, to continue to
Receive liberal share OF the public patronage
Bedford, July 25, 1865.
J. & ]. NJ. STIGEMAKER.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-24
PIIIhIlgNIP.

ToHN CLARK 3 Wm A. 3. CLARK having
sj formed . partnership (in the Tanning &c-,l
the business hcretoiore carried ON ia Sol.eilstJTg
by JOHN Cl4sl viii now be conducted hy and in
the name Of John CLARK anu Son.
NOTICE.
PERSONS, having unsettled accounts with
the pE4lers signed are called upon to attend to
them promptly and have them closed. More
particularly accouts that have bcea stsrdiuCl
sonc tnnr, Should, lai plDst be attended to; ang
i in some cases persons are not rrepared to
IT, Galy, they must at least attend 90 tbe,u
JOHN CLARE.
March {, lSs6-Sni.