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necessary have rendered the other indispensable.
Wages must be increased, or those dependent on
their daily, weekly or monthly sipends will find
themselves impoverished By the exorbitanuy high
prices that reign in our market
While we are thus going on In New York.
our friends in California and other parts of the
country are reducing the price Of labor. This
anomaly would seem somewhat remarkable; but
1t is owing to the fact that in those places they
have got through with their expansion and their
forced trade system, while here we are in the
very midst Of that evil. To show that this is so,
we have only to point to the fact that while pro-
visions are ranging at famine prices, while the
wages of artisans and all classes of laborers are
being increased, and while the community gene
rally echoes back the cry of hard times, we are
expanding immense sums of money in building
splendid warehouses, churches, ediAces for trade,
and mansions for the rich. No less than ten
millions of dollars are being expended this year
in New York in enterprises of this sort, and
probably six or eight millions of that sum have
foreign capitalists, banks, insurance companies,
and wherever else it could be procured. 1t is
very likely that fully two-thirds Of these build
ings will pass out Of the hands Of their proprie-
tors within the next five yesrs-that the present
owners, now urged forward by the great expan-
sion of the times will within that period burst
up, and that the splendid edidces which they are
building will go to the hammer.
During the last thirty years we have seen
three or four of these periods OF expansion We
recollect when it was the mania among the mer-
camille classes Of this city to raise splendid
stores in Pearl street. which was at that time the
great centre of trade. Then the rage for that
location subsidized, and the lower part of Broad
way came into favor. Now the fashion is pass
ing up Broadway, and touching at the cross
streets-Park place, Murray, Chambers, Duane,
Canal, and others; and all along this route spen-
did marble and iron palaces are being erected.
In the whole of this movement individuals
will undoubtedly be the losers in the long run.
Most of those who are now sinking all their
capital and credit in rearing these proud struc-
lures will probably see them pass out of their
hands in few years But nevertheless the
city gains by these enterprises. and the country
at large derives greater propulsion from these
periodical commercial expansions than it would,
probably, under any other system. 1t is with the
country as with an army-in every great victory
the killed and wounded must be very numerous,
but those who survive the battle uninjured are
prepared to go on conquering and to conquer.
There are advantages, even in hard times.
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Suicide OF u Farmer.

GosaSN, May q, 1851
wealthy and respectable farmer, named William
Drew, residing Edenvle, Orange county committed
suicide last night by cutting his throat With razor No
cause assigned for the act though deceased had been
In poor health for two or three days before il
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Brig Jenny Lind Ashore.

Brig Jenny Lind Ashore.
BosroS, May "a, 1857.
The brig Jenny Lind for Boston, from Philadelphia,
went ashore last night Chatham Bars but will be got
of after dischargng her cargo.
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USIoS MOVEMENT IN DNAw.Rs-A movemen, Is on foot
IN Delaware to organise vaes constitutional party Tor
tbo campaign In 1890
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NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY, NAY Is 1857.

tact until the Court of Appeals decides upon
their merits that we are called inoendiaries and
revolutionisa The charge would apply just Is
correctly to the man who resiss by force an illo-
gal process 70 dispossew him of his property
Suppose, for instance, that the Legislature were
to take II into its head to send down commission
ers to the Tribune Office to turn Horace Greeley
into the street, on the ground that the journal
under his management propagated too many
"isms," and that the great Fourierite philosopher
himself did not cultivate sufficiently the decent
conventionalties Of drees, would any one blame
the Tribune man for extruding from his premises
the legislative agents until he had legal deci-
sion as to the justice of their pretensonss Such in
point of fact is the position of the city authorities
and their supporters at the present moment
They feel that a most tyrannical and unjustifa-
BILE attempt is being made to rob them Of the
rights which have been secured to them by their
ancient chatterr And they would be unworthy
OF the name Of fteemen and American citizens
were they passively to submit to it.
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N0TlEE.

The undersigned desires 10 inform the teachers Of
the Common Schools OF Bedford County. auA those
who desire TO prepare themselves 10 teach in the
County, that he win open School in Bedford, on
The Normal principle. Tor their instruction, free Of
caoyge far tritiDU. The School viii continue open
three months from he Isl OF JUy. 1t is expecled
that those who design 10 teach during the next win
ter, viii eudeavor 10 attend From the first Monday
in Sept, 10 the close Of the School wall be regarded
The time 1or general meeting o all the teachers
IN the County, lor the purpose Of exercising ia those
branches taught n the Common Schools. This VIII
also afford favorable opportunity for teachers 20 ob
tain permanent certificates, provided they stand an
approved examination al the close Of the term.
II. HECkERNAN,
County Superintendent.
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SHRYOCK & SMITH,
&s5spVGck 6- &gssjgEe.

Booksellers and StatioaeTS, and dealers in Music
and Musical Instruments Chambcis5gg.
Our Stock consists OF Books, Stationery, MQ-
SIC, Musical Instruments, Wall Paper, Blinds,
French, German, aud American Lnaograpis,
and Steel Engravings, gilt AlouIdiugs for
Frames, etc. rtc., wholesale and retail. Dir. B.
i. Harry IS our agent for Bedford, and all Or
ders given hlm wII. BE- promptly attended to.
March g.
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ly-HANNAN & co. would announce TO
the citizens of Bedford and vicinity tba, they
have opened a BOOK STORE in the room Of
Mr.. David Mann, where they have every vari-
ETY. of new and vaiuable Books, which will be
sold as low as the usual retail price-many of
them for less. A superb GIFT will be deliver
ed With each Book, without additional expense
TO the buyer, See BLUE FLAG.
GE- Call soon. June 26.
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N0qFcG

To The Citj1ens Of Bedford County.
All Land Warrants to be executed by me,
mnst be placed in my hands TO be regularly fl
led in the Office.
will extcnte all warrants and orders of re-
surveys with promptness. Also, will attend to
Job work on call ! viii be in Bedford the first
week of every month, or oitener if required
Address, Slonerstown, Bedford County.
SAML. KEFTERMAA.
June y, 1897.
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EiIETIE GPnIInN.
May %, 1857.

This hirhly AGREEABLE ami attractive. 1I,rn-
tain resort, has been lras45 bv th- sphsrr;5.r
New bo;tdjn,s fir j,aarov.a,srtz. for recreation
amusement. ana ra,lin-. IN process Of erection
during the past. will be ready for the accommo-
dation of visitors the present season. Tbr pu-
rifving healing properties Of the waters Of these
springs havr been folly tested by chemical ana
lysis. and the eyne,i, nee Of individuals pravps
their efficiency.
THEY .l'ETER E7lL. 10 CrpE
c...i,.....l.,,t.. .l...,... a...l,-.., .,.,..
r~eeiv 4rnl.ina fh.. ,.atsr 4 arn,.i,ns hv BATH
i,r and .v,eroaI a,,lirafi,oe ~ th. domestic lfs
,h,, s,r.ao, Tbass' waters are cbal,5-at. If !
ron. with nor,ioas Of ragn.sia and sails n
addifi3n io tb,. sl.,atef beallhf,I and pI-ssan,
r,oprtain .ioc,,;,o of ,bes. Cnrinrs ,hsy ara,
in th.. ri4s, ,f-cf5s.ic eroaod-.v.ijd roo'antic
and ,,;e,nrs,o.. ca,,.rrs c,t,rac,s ,nJ
cascade. W1bia . rircui, Of topr or five miles
are Fop,r Zrrg..,.r,
ta sa@s2lE5& 5&S21a -E'&t kLsssti& b 1e ls9'
H"&"in9'oH APF'H5 ana 'aa'aoa&, "h'ch
1T " o""'n 10 '"e gay o. "Is "'n,"-D""""'
"a a,"''N ana Ju,io""''i'' ='"''S
DTl"''l - (aEr-O','o yiT a'o C''"'''''''
aus a'F' '', N'"So"%7S o. '-'a,''" N,''l-''Sy &
OF access on horseback or 10 v"hicTs' TO b. haa
:, ,a.... a., -. .;.t t.'I.r.. 49,.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that an application viii be
made to the next Leg gsIature of the State Of Penn
sylvana ioT the passage OF an act OF Assembly autho-
rzirg The Incorporation Of Bank Of Issue with ge-
neral banking and dscourtiag privileges, under the
general banking laws OF this State 10 be located at
the Borongh of Bedford in the county Of Bedford and
called THE Bedford County Bank with capital
OF two hundred aud fifty thousand dollars, and with
the privilege Of increasing tae to the sum OF
Jour hundred thousand dollars.
+. L. ANDERSON,
WM T. DAUGHERTY,
WM. P. SCHELL,
A. KING,
NICHOLAS LYONS.
SAMUEL /. RUSSELL.
Bedford Pennsylvania, June %, lsJ7.--tJl
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GETTYS' PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
Erc4aage Bmldine, Bedford pg

Erc3aage BHildlng, Bedford, Pa,
Where Ambrotypes, Daguerryotypes. SC,
&c, OF every description, are executed in the
latest styles and improvements OF the Art.
inil assortment of plain and fancy cases, and
gold and plat LockeS, at verylow prices
Tie public are respectfully invited TO call and
exaFrine his specimens
T. r. GETTYS, Jr.
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WM. SEAFFER,
HIcgCEGAmf 1E'DEHOEa

Continues 10 carry on the above business, in
all It's branches, at his old stand in Julanna St.
ana IS prepared 10 accommodate all who may
la'oF HIM with their custom, on reasonable
lrT"s. He constantly keeps on band large
assortment Of ready-made Clothing of good
and substantial quality. And, having in store
a choice selection Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
'nss, DrilIings, &c. &c. he invites all in want
o. Clothing TO give him call, as he feels con-
Harat he can please all who do SO.
Bedford, July 3, 1887,
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ElERHART, ASHC0M, & co.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

HOPEWELL, P.4.
The subscribers doing business under the Firm
OF EvERuAe~, AsucoA, s Co., are now prepar-
ed to Store and Ship Flour, Grain, and all kinds
OF Merchandise upon reasonable terms
They also keep on hand Plaster, Fish, Salt,
Rock Powder, &c, to which they invite the
attention Of Merchants in the country and Far
merS.
The highest cash prices paid for Flour and
Grain that the EASTERN Market will afford.
JoHN c. EveRnART, Geo. r. BARNpoLLAR,
c. W. AsncoM, JouN +. lowry.
Pee. %, IS56-ly.
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FREE E5XEHEESg'EE<}Na
CO.ME 0.NEl CONE .4LLtL

There WilI be an exhibition Of the rowing
part Of .ltanny's CeleJrqted Reaper and .lioecer,
at Bedford Pa, June 25th, Thursday at / 0 o.
clock, A. H. All persons desiring to secure a
complete and efficient machine for this harvest,
or next, are respectfully invited TO attend.
BLYMiRE & HARTLEY,
Agents.
June I9, 1857.
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CHEAP SIDE

a general assortment Of new style of Spring
Goods, comprising, in part. Ladies' Dress Goods.
Ducal Crocovella ChalIi, fancy and plain De
Lalne, BriIIiants Lawns, Calicoes, &c. &c.
For gentrmens' and boys wear Cassimeres.
Casslnrts, Canton Cloth, ShePprrd Check, Cot
tonades, &c
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, WooIlen and
Rag Carpets, Floor Oil Cloth, Syrup molasses,
whit" and brown Sugars, green and black Teas.
Groceries Of all kinds, Quepnsware, Tubs.
Buckets, Brooms, &c, Hardware, Shovrls.
Forks, Hoes, Knives and Forks, Spoons, &c.
and all articles usually kept in stores.
All kinds Of country produce taken in ex-
change.
The undersigned viii sell cheap for cash or
produce, and hopes by fair dealing to receive
his usual share Of custom.
hprn 10 1877
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.IOHN WATSON.
NOTICE.

Letters tesamentary having been granted TO
the subscribers, upon The last will sc. of Sam
ueI Zimmers, decreased, By the Register of Bed
ford County, all persons indebted 10 said Testa-
tor are requested to come forward at once and
make payment, and those having claims against
the Estate, are desired TO present the same prop
erly authenticated for settlement.
JNO. S. RITCHEY,
DANIEL DIBERT,
EXo'rs Bedford township, Bedford Co.
Nav - 1917
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What i EseEnocracv

~ DEMOCRACY represents The great
nrjnciples of progress. 1t Is onward aud out
yord in its movements. II has heart for ac-
fon and motives for world. 1t constitutes the
principle of diffusion and is 10 humanity what
he centrifugal force is to . revolving orb of a
universe. What motion is 10 them, Democracy
is to principle. 1t IS the soul Of action II
confirms 10 the providence of Cod 1t has
confidence in man and an abiding reliance in
his high destiny. II seeks the largest liberty,
tbe greatest good and the surrst happiness. II
AIMS 10 build up the great interests of the uianv,
Il, the least detriEent Of the few. Ii remem-
hers the past, without neglecling the present
It establishes the present, without fearing TO
provde for the future. It cares for the weak,
while il permits no injustice 10 the strong. 1t
conqurrs the opPressor, and prepares the subject
ofyranny for freedom. II melts the bigot's
heart TO meekness, and reconcilys his mind 10
knowledge. Il diSpvlS the cloud Of ignorance
and superstition, ami prepares tae people for IN
s-rucl1n ana s'ii-rrSprct. It ADDS wisdom TO
legislation, and improved Judgment to govern
m-ut. Itavors enterprise that yields to many,
and an industry that is permanrnt. 1t is the
pioneer Of buuanlty--the conservator OF nations.
IT FAILS ONLY WHEN IT CEASES TO BG TRUE To
ITSELF.
Extract from 4 letter by the Rev Mr.. Churchill of
7astou, aho Is uow travelling Tor his health in the
East
1T gives one an ever present idea of the expan-
siy- enterprise OF his COUNT ymen, find their CON
r,otiri-s OF commerce continually il his path whrr-
ever he goes. have not visited any considerable
cjry OF Turkey, where 1 did not Gud the medicines
of my country represented by AYERS CHEEEY PEc-
rorsl. lu smyrna. Aeppo JafTa, J-ru~aIprn and
Consautinople. IN each, on the door post OF
saae buzaar, the peculiarly looking iron card of Dr.
AVER. saving IN language N hlch not one In a thou
send of tbr passers by read 'Iver'S Cberry Fer-
t,rl3 tor Cgpgds, Coi{s ant Cougamgti5i s0ld hers
On a shelf behind the cross-Ieagpd mussunau are
seen The bottles. wth their English Spanish, French
sna German faces turned towards the crowd, and
enqalrng told that foreigners are not the on
lg purshasprs, but the true believers themselves
waive their trust IN fate to Try This proiuct OF Amer
.,ao skill, where they fad there is other cure Tor
them.
4 was told yesterday that the Cherry Pcctoral
bad been presented TO the Sultan and is in con-
slant use in bs haren, aid in the hospitals ol the
Empire.
June l4, lS57-lm.
PTRIFY YOUR BLOOp-Ifafilicted with Scroi-
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J. & }. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
nEnE0Rn nIGH -SCH00L.

THE duties Of the School will be resumed
on Tuesday, April l4th, in the LARGE
THREE STORY BUILDING situated on the
conner Of Main and - streets Male and
Female departments distinct The services Of
a thoroughly educated young Lady Of Vermont,
have been secured as teacher Of Music, &C.,
sc. The services Of other competent teachers
also have been secured as assistants.
TERMS per Quarter of II weeks, ncu-
ding Hoard Tuition, Furnished Room, Wash
ing, Light, and Fuel, $500
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LEAS & HARSH,
BANKERS AND LAND AGENTS,


LEAs & HARSH,
BANKERS AND LAND AGENTS,
DES MONIES, IOWA.
We buy and sell Eastern Exchange and Land War
rants--elect and enter lands with cash and
pay taNe>-jnvest u.oury--s.aa- collections and
attend To all legal business generally.
ALSO.
LEAS 4 HARSH.
BANKERS & LAND AGENTS, LEAVENWORTH
CITY, KANSAS.
One Of the Partners has located in Leavenworth
City and w transact all business connected with
the Banking and Real Estate Business. For few
months yet, correspondents will address US Al Des
Mones
REFERENCES.
W. 5. Gilman. 90 Beaver 81. New York
Phlo3ejptia.-Se;ger, Lamb < Co. North
81 Street; James, Ken, 4 Sautee, do; Letrver
& Serrili, do. Drexili s Co. Bankers, do.
Washington CITY, D. C.-Hou. r. J. At
kinson, 3d Auditor, Treasury Department:
Chub5 s Bros Bankers.
Cviis'e, Pa.-Edwar4 Shower, Hon. J.
II. Graham.
Haatiagdoa, Pa.-Wm. B. Leas, David
Blair, Esqrs.
Bedford.- Hon, JOB Mann, Gen. Bowman.
5ctcHs5ug.-D Duncan McIIckpr, ESQ.
March %, IS57-ly.
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THE PREVAILING COUGHS AND COLDS
The sPeedest, most popular, and only generally ad
united positive cure for Coughs Colds Influenza diff
hcuty o breathing, boarseues> soreness of the chest
tickling in The throat, &c, ClckeRers Sugar-coat-
ed Vegetable FurgaiiVe Pills They afford almost
nlnedaie relies and the eminent OF the faculty
recommend them exclusively in these diseases To
enhance heli value, being coated with sugar, they
have no taste whatever of medicine. % thai child
can take lhea as easily peppermint diups; ad then
again they produce not the slightest sensation OF
srpe or nausea. In short they so much superior
TO any other known medicine that single trial Will
make any person patron Of them for life aud so as
sured Is the proprietor of this and so confident in
their never-ians virtues that he will Immediately
return the money paid for them in al cases where
they do not give the most unlimited satisfaction.
June D lo55.-2w.
TIMELY ADYlCE.-To those who are subject to
Coughs and Colds, and those various Pulmonary dis
eases incident 10 our climate at this season OF the
year. would advise the trial OF bottle OF DR KEY
sEE'S PEcroEAL SYRuP, by this time well known 10
our community, aud medicine that stands higher
Tor Its curative properties than any other nedlcne
with which we are acquainted 1t is matter of
wonder 70 US that any person viii allow a Cough or
Cold 10 iasten on the lungs when pleasant u rene
dy is at hand.
Bz5- 70 be bad at the store Of Mr.. Summed
Bro,oa in Bediord-and at Mr.. CoLgiu's Store
in ScheIsburg.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The great and principle characteristics af DAL-
LEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR consist:
lst. Or its uever-lajllpg and unique property as
soon as applied 10 any extrrnaI injury. to CHECK
iNFLAMMAIlON instantly, and rapidly to reduce
II. his feature constitutes lis great power 70 allie
vIate the pam OF burns and scads and of other pain
tul diseases, In so Incredibly short space o tjrae
and as will appear from tie lew Testimonials hereunro
annexed. Every intelligent mind is iuly aware that,
in ali of external injury the pain is produced
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Conn sBzEaesi
lad MOWER.

Patenigd Nv ]. H. MANNY. Sept. 90 1851
April 10. 1852. June 81. 1859. March 90
1884, Oct IS. 1854. and bv WALTER A.
WOOD. 24lh dav OF June and Ist day of Iply
1886. The best combined MACHINE ever
invented.
From the snccpss Of last years onarat;oee
take plrasure IN aagouncing tbis Machine 10 tf,,.
Farmers for the n-xt Harvest, and feel assured
i will tnlIy meet their highest expectations
II IS raSiy managed, cuts eIran and easy, IS Of
~ ,J,, I.a,' ''u 'Fa.i'Y '.'a's'o rom htaPfr
:, - ~ 1"u N'eF '''sd' requiring nnt more
,''au d lo.F r 10. 70 max 'e cnanse 0" al
- .'''''S ''',''' ''S' car are d i''''"s' VIZ
Al the Journals Will BE- GaSe-bardened, The
SHOES. GUARDS AND GEARING,
viii r.. h,;;t If tf,s Ass. c,,;.,o.,. L. -.
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f0N2TH 0f luLY.

Ia accordance with established cnstom, the com
ing anniversary OF our independence wal, be crlr5ra-
ted by the Bedford Hi!emrn aut Bloody Run Blues
10 ;h- grove belonging to Mr.. Samuel pe6baa4h near
Bedford. An orarion viii be delivered by John H.
Filler. Esq. and the Declaration Of Independence
will be read The dinner will be served by Mrs.
Cook Of The Washington Hotel.
The citizens OF Bedford aud vicinity, and visitors
TO the Springs, cordially invited 10 be present
and participate with Us ON the occasion.
Tickets for the dinner may be obtained at the
Washington Holel 0: tIom the Committee Of Ar
raugemeuts.
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A DYE FOR THE aAlR.-Prrlrction is not al
tanned by Incidence and ease: there Is no croe-o to
universal favor The world will not be blown like
ctaii INTO chanuel Indicated by iutators. WItues,
The fast anchored fame Of BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
won by watching when others slept, sustained by
Ms intrinsic worth and trnthujne-s to nature. War
Tauted not TO dsaPpoHr the hopes OF those who use
IT, Made and sold, or applied al the wig factory
-33 Broadway, Yew York. See that each box has
Wa. \. BAruusLoE on, 10 others are genuine. Sold
by DR.. RsameT. June l2-lfu.
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Best QaaiHy Juaiata Hammered Iron,
Ofall sizes, constantly on hand at Blymire aud
HartI-y's, at Forge prices, for cash or ITS equiv
alent. Orders for extra Szes promptly attended
to. Also Rolled Iron, Nail Rods, Strap Iron,
and Steel.
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L0OE OFT.

The Fendoe Notes given at the sale Of Sa-
m0e Iimnjrrs, dpcrasrd, are now due, and all
who neglect to pay them on or before the 20lh
July ceXt, or any other debts due said Estate,
viii have to pay Costs, without respect to per-
sons.
JOHN :. RTTCHEY,
DANIEL DIBERT,
June 10, 1857 Eg'ors
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KEAGYS FOUNDRY.
May /, 1851.

The subscribers beg leave 10 announce to the
citizens Of Bedford County that they continue
to carry on the above establishment in Middle
Woodberry, IN all its various branches, and are
prepared to fill all orders in their lior on the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms. They
will sell castings by the ton, or give them to
sell on commission at fair rates. Persons desi-
ring castings either on commission or otherwise
viii address the subscribers at Woodberry, Bed
ford county.
We make the Loop and se!f-shaIpening
Plough, and warrant them. They can also be
had on commission.
ABRAHAM KEAGY &. co.
May -, 1857-lm.
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOp.-Ifat afflicted with Scroi-
eta, Chronic Rbeunausm. Dyspepsia, or any disease
arising from unhealthy impure condition Of the
blood, Hurpv's Sacsapariila. For sale BY every
excessive druggist.
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Fly NEFTS, for horses, for sale at
CRAmER 4 cos.
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It is In. g. Pa.

NEW MACKEREL Just received. SHAD
and HERRING expected daily, and ilr sale
fer cash or C.nntry Produce only.
4. +. CRAbii.R & CO.
Nav /, 1851.
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GREAT AEgEsEgAE.g
Of Spring GOODS

The undersigned has just returned from the
Eastern cities with large stock of Spring
Goods; and is now exhibiting at
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CAUTION.

June 10, 1857-Gt
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-07-03

april 10, 1897.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-07-03

june 10. 1857.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-07-03

jane 10, 1857.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-07-03
GIFT Ro0Y STORE

June 26, 1857.