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CHAPTER III.

Two days had passed since tho
hcart-ronding occurrence, narratedln
tho foregoing chapter, and Mr.. San
ford, tho wealthy mearchant, sat In
tho Same pleasant Office whore ho had
40 stearnly spoken 10 tho little boy
who had lost his life In his scrvlco.--
Ho was thinking of him then, per
haps, but not TO roproaeh himself
for his unkind treatment. Oh! no,
Martin Sanford had scarcely human
feelings In his heart. Every thought
and impulse was asabsorbed In tho love
of tho nalmighty dollar and II he
cast u thought on tho lost boy, II was
because no know that mono could dis
charge the duties OF the store as Gath.
! fully as he had done. For some mo.
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CHAPTER II

/ Houraafter hour sped swiftly on,
and Oh rlies had not returned homo
whore his father, mother, and sister
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pWYou will never have q friend,
IL you must have one without . Ihll: !.
ing. a.s.. .ai s. ..5a4.a .af 4.,...s
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prBe ccntsnted and thanklal;a
chccrNal spirit makes lebor Light end
slcep sweet, and all around eheorf6l.
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Sra stranger is received accord.
ing 70 bis dress, and taken leave Of
according 70 hIs merit, -, =. ..'.... 80.
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A HUMAN LIFE SAVED,
DevAerAc. Mich, March IL, 1854

IA. RHODES, ESQ Dear Sir-As took
yoar medicine 10 sell ON consignment. .snc
fure NO pay take pleasure in stating its ei-
seets a. reported 70 me by three brothers who
i've in this place, aad their testimony u fair
specimea Of All have received;
VS.. CosKLIs told mel had taken nine
bottles of Cbristie's AgIe Balssn, and confin-
nally ran down while using il until nay lungs
and liver we're Congested to that degree that
blood discharged from my mouth and bowels,
40 that II thought it impossible for me 30 i've
through another chill. The doctors TOO did
all they could Tor mo, but though l must die
Nothing did any good until j got Rhodes Fe
yar and and AKue Cure, which at once reliev-
cd nle OF the distress and ksnssa ~ my stom-
ach and pain in my head and bowels. and pro-
eaced permanent cure in abort time"
HIN. cosxLrs says: sSI had been taking me
dieine ot 2s good doctor as We hare ia our
county, and taken sny quantity OF quinipe
and specifics without any good result. from
25 August 10 18th December. But seeitg how
nicely il operated ON my brother, got bot
tls Of r HUDES, FEYER AND AGUE CURE.
which effected permanent cure by usinG ro
thirds of bottle
6. n. CoEKLIE was not here, but both she
other brothers ssy his ease was the same as IL.
Ms. ! sold the medicine 20 both the saGse
day, ana the cure was speedy from the same
small asantity, and might 90 specify. Yours
with respect. A.. HUNTINGTON
The above speaks for itself. Good proof as
II 10, it 10 of better tenor than the vast num-
Der OF like certificates ! have already publish
ed, and the stili greater amount that 10 consin-
ualiy pouring in 10 me.
One thing more. Last year had occasion
10 Caution the Public in these Words
~ sotice frra wis aass taken enc ef my gen.
erai ei~cslars, sabstitatsd fhs nGme Of fhsir
frsza for my aedscH1, dad then srith trassa ippn-
dence end fheir pamphlet gifh the exclamation,
Lei The proprietor Of any othsy naedsesRe say 80
usxeA if he dares,'" &e.
Now take pleasure in saying that the tau
tion referred TO the same ssDr. ChIiBiie's Ague
Balsam'' that lie mentioned in the above GER
tifeate.
There are several other Industrious people
who are applying to their poisonous trash all
that publish about my Fever ard Ague Care,
or Antidote To Malaria. except the certificates
of Cures, and the Certificate of the celebrated
Chemist DR.. James. r.. Chiffon Of N. T., in
favor OF its perfectly HARMLESS CHARAC-
TER, which is attached - every bottle. These
viii always serve to distinguish my medicine
from imitatioss
JAS. A.. RHODES, Propristor
Providence, x. I.
For Sale By Druggists generally,
APRIL IS 1885, Sm.
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sALE.-By virtue Of suO-

HHERIFF'S SALE.-hy virtue of Sun
y dry writs of HI. e.. to ms directed
vi be sold at the Court House, in the Bo
Tough Of Bedford, On Gold.y taa 9th day of
FEBRUARY, 1857. at O'Clock P. N the following
described real estate. TO Vii:
One tract Of land containing l47 acres a.ore
or less. about 55 acres cleared and under fence
xith story aud half log house. and log sta
Die thereon erected, also small apple orchard
taereon, adjoining iaais of D4sid Fore, 4
t=aham AoFgart. and others, situate in East
Providencs tp-, Bedford county. and taken in
execution as The property OF William I.atta.
Also. one other tract Of land containing al
acres, more or less about Is acres cleared and
suGer iencs, with 2 two story log houses there
on erected, adjoining lands Of George B. Kay
John King, and Others, situate in Hopeweil tp
Bedford county. and taken IN execution. as the
property of Preston Briles and Milford James.
Also one ether tract of iand containing $50
acrss more or less. boHt Loo acres cleared and
under fanle, with a two story log house, tenant
house, and double log barn, thereon erected,
also an apple orchard thereon, adjoiaing land of
Lanes heirs, Hopewell Iron and Coal Com
ysny, and others.
A!s0, one other tract Of land, containing as
sores, more or less, about 10 acres cleared and
ERder fencs, adjoining lands of the above, and
sll situate a Broad Top tp., Bedford county
and taken IN eSecut4cn as the property of James
j.! hcElEsny, and John Dougheriy.
Also, one !Jt OF groaad, fronting 81 feet on
the Bedford, and Cham5ersburS Turnpike, and
extending back about 800 feet TO the RaystoRn
branch of the JuniAta river with two story
frame carriage shop, with back building attach
cd, thereon erected, adjoining lot OF Abraham
W eisel on the east, and lot of Michael Weisel
oG The west, situate in Bedford tp., Bedford
county, as the property OF William Weisel
Also, all Of defendant, Henry ~ ood, his right
title, and interest in and to two lots OF ground
IA the Borough of Bedford, situate ON the north
side Of Pitt street, containing about l20 feet
in front, and running back about ESQ feet nHm-
bered IN general plan ef said Borough as Nos,
ls4 ana 1855, and having thereon erected a two
story and half stone dwelling house, store
house, and ware house, and also three brick
Offices, aud stone stable thereon, adjoining los
Of Jacob Reed on the east, and lot OF George
biymire on the west, as the property Of Henry
Wood
Also, one tTact OF land containing i3S acres.
more or less about 100 acres cleared and under
;ence, With two story log house, and double
Jog barn thereon erected, also an apple orchard
thereon. adjoining lands Of William Clark
Thomas Jones, and others, situate in St. Cl air
tp., Bedford county, as the property of William
sleek, and Philip Sleek.
HUGH MOORE.
January. 10, iS57.-4t. Sherig
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Gan old man named Gregg was re-
r.,sd from the Fauquier Co., VAL jail
a Christmas day, where hs had been de-
,,;oed for debt, there being nothing left in
,be hands of the law TO pay his jail expenses.
Ne had been 10 prison ten years, and had
money enough to pay bis debt, but prefer
,.d imprisonment to poverty. His creditor
8;ed some years ago. but pat provision IN
bs will appropriating sufficient amount to
tssD bin in limbo as long as be lived
Somehow or other, this stipulation has Civ
eu out, and Gregg becomes free again
When he left the Jail door he appeared 10
be perfectly bevildersd' ana did not know
vbieh way TO travel.
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nRIyATE SALE oFREAL ESTATE.

u The subscriber offers for sale the
valuable Farm on which she now resides, situ-
ate in Cumberland Valley Township, Bedford
County, Pa, about tour miles South of Bed
ford Springs, on the main road leading to Cum
berland, containing one hundred acres, more or
less, of limestone land, about 40 acres cleared
and under fence, the balance good timber land,
and ali capable of cultivation.
The improvements are good two story log
Dwelling House, with kitchen attached, good
seller underneath, good spring house, stable
and other necessary out-buildings, flrst rate
never failing limestone spring at the door. A
good orchard of choice frTiita, and water in all
the fields except one. A strong mountain stream
runs through the place. A good site for tan.
yard on the property.
1t is desirable that this Farm be sold immedi-
ately, therefore il woRld be necessary that per
sons wishing to purchase should call and ex-
anime it soon.
Possession given on The first OF April next,
and good title made.
Terms 10 suit purchasers
MRS. NANCY HUNT.
January, 2. 1857.
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naO pHYSICIANS.-An elielhle 10

Efs0 PHYSICIANS.--An eligible To-
J. cation for Physician, can be obtain
ed by purchasing the property, of the subscrib-
er, who has retired from practice, and is about
TO remove TO the west.
The property consists of neat two story
frame residence, with good office, attached,
good stabiing and other convenient out build
ings.
Also, three lots adjoining, containing about
four acres in the whole
The above property (if not sold privately be-
fore that tine,) will be offered at public sale on
Saturday, January 18th, 1857.
Information repecting terms can be had by
calling on, or addressing,
DIR. JNO. GETTY
Martinsburg, Blair Co., Pa.
January. 2, 1857.
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notice.
u. &B. T. q. r. co.

IN eoanertion with the Penn'a Rail Road
Company, are now Shipping, without delay, be-
tween HoPKwELL and Ph;ladeiPhia or Baltimore,
fris Hsntingaon) at tie Following low
rates vic;
ARTICLES of lst aud Cd Glass. Dry Goods,
and Shoes, Rags. Nails, Pork, Iron, aud n.er-
ohandize generally, at 50k62a cents per leo lbs.
ARTICLES of Srd class. Bacon, Blooms.
Bark. Fish. Pig metal. Sc, at 43 cents per 100
lbs.
ARTICLES Of 4th csass; lron, Fish, Salt
Nails. &c. 1t SO cts. per 100 lbs.
FLOUR. % cents per bhl By Car Load.
The above sstes win be the whole charge on
goods delivered il Hoprwell lFosr either Phil'a.
or Balt;sore until further Eotiee-
Hurtirgdon. JAAhS BOON,
Sept. 26, 1856 SGpr.
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nUBLIC sALE,-Ths subscriber viii

nUBLIC SALE-The subscriber will
I offer at public sale, on the premises,
on Friday the 18th day of January, 1867, the
following valuable Z cal Estate, 10 Wit;
A tract of land containing l59 acres, more or
less, situate in Liberty Township, Bedford
County, Pa, one half mile west OF the Hunt
ingdon and Brosd Tap Rail Road, within two
niles Of the junction Of the Road at Saxfon,
and three miles from the RiddleSburg Coal
Mines adjoining lands of George RhOads.
James Clark aud others About LOO Acres Of
this land is cleared aud under fence
The improvements are good two story log
house, with kitchen attached, good dout3e log
barn. spring house, and other necessary out
buildings. a good spring Of never falling
water at the door. There are also two good
thriving orchards on this place. Possession
viii be given on the first of April, next.
TERMS.-0ne thousand dollars ia hand at
the confirmation Of the sale, and the balance in
three equai annual payments thereafter. Sale
TO commence az o'clock, P. NJ. of said day
January, 2, 1857 JACOB SNIDER.
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REMOVED.

The undersigned take this method Of inisrm
ing their old Customers and the public in gem
,.ral. that thew hare removed their eutire stoc-
of Goods from the Vest end Of Bedford to tbs
Colonade Store, lately oeeHiied BY Capt. j.
Reed. yhsrs tksy win be pleased to see al
who uay favor them sith call.
All kinds oS produce taken in Exchange 70
Goods,
Thankful for past favors, they hope by fair
deaIsg and desire 10 please, to continue TO
Receire liberal share Of the pubic patronage.
Bedford, July 25, 1855.
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Bakery and Confectionery,
OYSTER SALOON.

THE subscriber, thankful tor the patronage
4 heretofore extended him By liberal pub
lie, tenders his thanks, and he wonld respect
fully inform them that he has receiFed and
opened new and choice lot of Connections,
among which are candies, nuts, fruits, &c
he also keeps Groceries, such as Sugar, Coffee,
Tea. Molasses, Cheese, Candles, &c. Also all
descriptions of Cakes, and viii serve Wedding
and other parties, en- short notice, With coniec
tions and cakes.
He has opened mp and reftted his fne Oyster
Saloon, in superior style, where he viii be al
ways ready to serve his friends and the public
with good fresh Oysters.
His stand is opposite the odd-Fellow's
Building. where he feels eenfdent that those
who give him eall VIII not go away disap-
pointed JOHN j. LUTHER
Jan. 9, 1851.
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administrators Notice.

II ETTERS of Administration having been
II granted TO the subscriber. living in Pleas
antville, Bedford Co.. on the Estate of Samuel
Wright, late of said Township, decd, AL per-
sons indebted TO saii EstateSTe hereby notified
to make payment iramediately, and those hav-
Tag claims against the sane viii present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
January, ,, 1857. } Il. WRIGHT, -sGHs'r.
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SHOE, Glassware, and VARIETY
@HRDMK We
ADAM FERGUSON

HAS Just opened, next door to Minniek's,
L. H. on Juliana Street, large assortment OF
Shoes and Boots, OF every kind, size and des-
cristion. Also an extensive assortment OF
GLASSWARE, including cake stands. preserve
dishes. cake baskets, hall lamps. trmbleEs. large
beer glasses, winduw glass. card receivers, terra
Gotta &c. Also silver cake baskets. and va
riety OF other articles in thai liae. He has
also on hand the best kind of ipbdeco and cigars,
cheese and crackers. carpet bags, Misses safch-
els, Gentlemen's canes, shotgpGs, Gentlenen's
and Ladies gloves, of all kinds. Hosiery OF
all descriptions. and variety OF other articles,
not necessary to mention
Having bought his shoes and glassware, in
larger quantities, than Is usual for country Mef-
chants, be can sell at rsdnced prices
Dec. l9, 1856.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE i hereby givep that the pal fnership
III heretofore existing between the subscribers,
under the Firm Of A. Dirhi & core, has been
dissolved by n,afual consent. Tie books. se-
counts, notes, &c.. are IN the hands of Adam
Diehi, who is hereby authorised TO settle the
sapie A. D1EBL,
Dec. 5, 1856. JOS. r. CORlE
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fggOUNDRY FOR RENT Blacksmith
i Shop, Machine Shop "a by 40 feet,
with water power for Machine Shop, and
Foundry, all ilied mp in good working order. -
Also two good Dwelling Houses and Stable
thereon.
The above establishment, IS situate about
one mile south Of Woodbery, on the Turnpike
leading from PattonsYille, to Heilidaysbnrg.
Jan. l5. 1S5s-St. ABRAHAM kEAGY.
Hssidaysbarg Register, publish eight times,
and charge advertiser.
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

DR.. HARRY, at the Cheap Drug ard Book
Store, has just received, large assortment Of
the best flayoiing extracts, together with Bas
ing Seda, Cream Of Tartar, Saleratus, &c, 0
the very best quality, all Of which be will sci
{ the lowest prices.
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ro BUILDERS.

n The "a abseYiberis $ fully prepared teturnish and
1 quantity or quality ofBnildins Lumber any
plssfering Laths Orders directed 10 st. Glars
viii, Bedford County, viii be promptly sttenced
to. hy giving reasona5ie notice.
r. D. REEGLK
Dec. &C. 1854.
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SAMUEL RADEBATGH.
Iasfice of the peace.

nFFiCE two doors South OF the Gcngei
" House, and next doc. 20 the once OF
Mann II Spang, where he viii stiend 70 Ins
collection Of al claims placeS il his hsnas'
Bedford, Jan IL, 1856.
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.,,ilaole Balance. s97l IS
G. r. AESSERSMITH,
Jan. 80, 1851. Treasurer.
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wANTED.

TWO Jorrneymen Taiiors will De employed
BY the subscriber, if sppHestion be made i'm
lneaiztely- Employment aud good
wages viii be given. {, LO1Eh-
Bedford, Dec. y, 1855.
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nUBLIC sALE.-By virtue Of the

nUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of the
E last will and testament of John Aln-
son, late Of ST. Clair Township, Bedford coun-
ty, decd, there viii be exposed to public
sale on the i4th day of February next, a GER
tain lot of ground in St. Clair Township. adj
Joining land Of " 70. Barefoot, Robert Caliihen,
and others; containing twenty acres, patented
land. about ten acres cleared and under fence,
with one and ehe halfstoTy log dwelling
house, and one frame stable, thereon erected;
a good well Of water near the door, one apple
orchard of good grated fruit, and some other
fruit trees.
Sale 10 commence NJ IL O'Clock on SAID day,
when the conditions OF sale will be made
known by THOMAS G. WRIGHT,
January, 3. 1855. Executor.
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LAST NOTICE;
SAVE COST&2s

A LII persons indebted 10 the late htn
n Rurp OsrER, by Book Account, Note
or otherwise. are hereby notified 10 make insne-
oiAte payment, and by 50 doing, save costs.
Bedford, Sept. l9, lB56-2m-
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FOR SiLE.

THE subscriber viii sell ar private sale. =
IL valuable Farm of firstrate limestone land,
situated in Middle Moodberry tp-. Bedford
county Pa. containing $50 acres, about LIS
acres cleared and under good fence. and IN 8
high state Of cultivation the balance is well TIM
bered. with good two Story House and q laT ge
back building attached. .9lso good bank hara
with thrashins house. tenant house, vasn and
spring house, and all other out buildings reluir-
ed on farm. Also never failing spring ef
limestone water near the buildings. Any per
son wishing TO purchase sRch property will Dc
well 10 cali OF the subscriber living on the
premises. SAMUEL BUCK.
Aug. s. 1866.
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nUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
G MILL PROPERTY.-Tbe subscrib-


ers win Offer at Public Sale, on the premises on
Tuesday, the 10th day of February, 1857, their
valuable Mill Property sitnate in ST. Clair Tp..
Bedford county, Pa. The min is new and well
finished, calculated TO make both Merchant and
country work, and has large run of custom.
The mil has TWO run OF Burrs. Attached TO
the Mill is 90 acres of first rate land, l3 cleared
and under fences meadow. There are two
good houses on the premises, one stable, and all
necessary out-buildings, all new and comfort
ably arranged. Also leo fruit trees, all
grated.
Terms made known on day of sale, and viii
be reasonable. Due attendance win be given
by ADAM EASTER,
Jan. l6, 1911. EMANUEL EASTER.
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NEW
FALL Ind WINTER GOODS
Ar THE C0L0NyADE STORE.

THE subscribers having just returned from
Il the Eastern Cities, are now receiving a
large and splendid assortment of Fall and Win
ter goods, consisting in part of French Merino,
Thibit Cloth, Parmetta Delaines. Silks, Flan-
nels, Alpacas, Satinetts, Twesds, Jeans, Mus
lins, Cotton and Wooden Wrappers and DraE-
ers; Boots and Shoes; Queensware. Hardware,
and in fact little Of every thing kept in Store.
Thankful for past favors they hope BY fair
dealing, and desire to please to receive q
liberal share Of the public patronage.
Oct. Q, 1855. &.J M. SHOEMAKER.
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A. ID. CRAMER 4 Go.

HAVE received their usual assortment OF
Fall and Winter Goods. They respectfully IN
Site 'h.i- friends to cab ard examine stock and
epEies.-Oct "a 1856
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REN0IRD.

THE aRdrTsigaad, thankful (as advertise
Ineuis say for past favors al the Coionnads
store, ia Bedford, would respectfully announes
10 his patrons and friends generally that he has
removed his entire stock Of goods to his new
brick store room lately occupied by Peter Rad.
ehsugh opposite the Bedford Hotel. his sup
ply OF goods is ,Iresh, new and fashionable.
His new room hss been neatly and elegantly
fitted up and remodeied. an kinds of produce
are taken IN exchange for goods.
He hopes TO be continued in the favor Of his
atToHs aud the public.
JACOB REED
July 4, 1856.
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RERl'S NEN STORE

smd satisfy themselves in regard the variety OF
the above statement, and examine bis stock De-
fore yoa purchase elsewhere.
Produce Of al kinds taken il exchange for
goods.
Oct. 10, '56-
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eT8HE BEDFORD COUNTY TEACH-

sE3HE BEDFORD COUNTY TEACH
~ ER'S INSTITUTE-will meet at
enterprise, IN South Woodbery Township, on
Thursday 18th Of February, 1851,
cordial invitation is extended to the Teach
ers Of tue county They viii be kept free of
expense.
''come ye friends Of progress in the Teachers
art,
Come ye all and each perform his part.
Ind come too.
He wise who grope your duh way on.
By the dim twinkiing gleam of ages gone.
JAMES S. TUSSEY,
Jan. is, lS55-8t. Sectiy.
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Ifollaway's Worm ConfertinDs---A safe.
IL Il tiesszrif. sad eiiectuai remedy for worms,
at DIR Harry cheap Drug Store.
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CORN sHELLER, FODDER CUTTERS,
Nd
CO II n MIL L y

CORN MILLS
lITE warrant the above Machines 10 work as
w represented, and If sfter fair trial they
do not give satisfaction. the purchaser may re-
turn them and get his money back. Give them
a trial, and YOU win save money, as they have
not yet been surpassed. If squailed.
Dec. IS, 1856. RLY1IRE 4 HARTLEY.