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PUBLIC SlLE
OF REAL ESTITE.

EN pursuance of an order OF the Orphans
u Court Cf Bedford County, the subscriber
Niil Expose to sale l,y pullic feadue or oatcry,
on MONDAY THE I'D DAY or JUSE. A..
D.. 1871, oa ths premises, the foilu7Sins q =
scribti Yeaj Estate, lately the propettg Of
George Replcgle, deed, viz
4 Tract Of Land,
situate IN Middle Woodberry Township. adj
j5iaIag th, late mansion place % slid ieeeas-
I'd. caufaniaz 2 l23 acrcs ani i29 serches, neat
measure, .f which there ale a5oss 50 acres
cleafe4 anI ulkIer fence. The Improvements
are good fAo story LOG DWELLING
HOUSE. first rate new frame Bank Bara,
well finished, viii, hse threshine floors and a
Stas,le
TRaAs.-flpe tlairs' of tae purchase money
70 remain in TIE hands OF the purchaser daTiag
the life Of sha esdow 81 said tieergc Replogse,
deceased. .the inte~eSt thereof II be paid 70 hrr
annually, aad at her dcail the principal TO fec
heirs Of sail deceased -ona' third on the first
day Of April, A. o., 1853, ard the remaining
third In two equal anaaal payments, without
interest. Saia pttinerts to be secured by
Judgment hoads.
Possession viii be giver on the drsi day Of
lApsii a. D., 1853.
Ealo 10 commerce. at 10 O'Clock. 4. NJ.
ALEXANDER fIGLSINGER.
.iia.'y u Gsorge Rtqlogis. dec'd.
Nay -, 1851.
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SnERIER'S NiLG-

III virtue or Writ Of RI. Fa., 10 me d.
I'D Fecied, these wisl be sold at the C0uFt
House, in The Borough OF Bedford, On Sttur
day the 18Th day II June, 1857, at o'cl0ck
p. NJ. the following Real Estate, to wit.
One Tract Of Land, coilt4inihg 40 ssres
more or less, about 90 acres eeaied and audei
fence, wiz, tfFO story leg hoass aud dou-
bic log barn thereon erected; also al apple or
chsrd thereon. adjoining lands Of Jacob Il itcbcy
A lasn Hinish, John Grove and othe 5. situate
in East Providencs Township, Bedford Coan-
tx. and taken in execution as the property o
Christian Fisher, Wesley Fisher, and Piilil
Fisher.
HUGH MOORE, SAerig.
Sheriff otfiee, Bedford May -, 1871
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HERE's WHERE Y0U GIT YoTa 6ooD
AND CuEAp HARDFARgi-Tbis is the com-
mon expression pf al. those who desire any
ding IN this lile. Capt. Arnold is a G.e-
chauie, CarPeaier. OF tnr'y years stand
ing, .r9 on. OF thg bNst that ever showed
plane N Bedford, ati he kuo9s from expe-
risues which IS the best Find OF edge tools,
ana also q ether hard Sase. lie lays in
his stock himself, and does not bring on
ary of your worthless srtie, p. For cheap
ness be cannot be Earpsssci in ihe place,
AMI if any oses want hardware they should
CALI on him. He warrants Whit be sells.
His store, Que door East Of the kisi7g Sun
House.
MAY %, 1857.
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TIIVT iRB.

1iiE subscriber has now Oh hal, 81 rs View
. Timing Establishment, West Pitt Street.
opposite DE-. Barry's Drug Stsra, 4 lafgs and
splendid assortment of TlyiF.dRE. whie! he
@ili dispose Of whoiesale sal ret siI, oa rea-
soASbie terms.
C.lland see bis stock and judge for your
selves.
hyns. Spoa'ing made and put up 70 order, on
ess6n ,hle terms.
GA Pewter and Copper will be taken for
Cass or Tiaware-
ABRAM HERMAN.
Fedfori. April a, ls54-sn
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1t has become N estatiished fgct thai Dr..
SanfuFa's iurgorator Will cure Liver Com
piliat J&undice sad General Debility. MANY
people personally knoan 70 us; whose word
cannon be doubted, have gives sheir cerrihsates
70 prove thLs, and with SReh 7nass Of eyldence
w.ia essa dou5t
relief when all ether remedies fail, and H some
nstaBces that have come uBdeE oar obssrY4-
ipn il seemed the means Of saascling its vic
tim from the grave, se wish all OR reAiors yho
need las5iciae wGud try one boise, for !: viii
surely give relief. + CT sale ty DT. Eas.y.-
Kay Z9-b.
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TIE INQUIRER { CHRONICLE
IA published every Friaay Morning, In Iniiara
Street, la tie white frame 4aildiug,
nearly opposite lbs MelGei
DaYsD GVEE

If psiI IL advance ur within The yesr, s. per
annum--if not paia witiia slis ystrs s2 ST.
No paper discontinued uAlli al aFFesI..ses are
paid--sxcept II the eFtioa Vi tie Efsiter--
4 failuse to notify i assoatinaaHce will be
regarded as : rev aeeiael.t.
.43csx.issfasl.t5 not exceeding 6 square, itZ
ines) Inserted 'tilfsc tistca fer $ Livery slih-
seaueit insertion 25 ceass. Longer ones il
the same proportion. Escli fraction OF =
square counted as d Feii Sgn1ge. Al aiTar-
tisements not sp-eialiy ordered lgr . giyett
slime xiii be Continued aa.il feshla 4 lil4Isl
reduction ail be lusee to those sko aat,rsase
By the year.
Jeb Pr.atiag Of all Kinds executed neatly
and promptly AMI IN reasonable Terms.
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THE AMERICANS Of Frankfort, Ky, lad
an enthusiastic meeting recently. Among
those present we're ex-Governors Grittenden
aud Letcher, both Of whom, upon their en-
trance into the room, we're greeted with
loud applause, showing that many Of the
rising generation cherish them with aFee-
iionate regard. \ resolution approving
Mr.. CritiendeE' 5 course, was received with
loud applause, and Senator Crittenden re-
sPonded in short nrgtacefuI and appro-
pirate speech.
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ssK ooDLAxD CsE3N''--f Ps1naae for 6elal-
fg-i7ig The Hair.-highly perfuned, superior to
aly FreGch article imported. aai Tor III the
price. FER dnsssg ba6ies' Hair Il has no
ecsal giving Il bright glossy afspea.s ssnce---
Il causes Gentsemen's Essr to cerl in the mest
natug 4 manner. 1t removes dandrud, always
giving rbe Hair the apnearance Of being iresh
shaaipD@ed. Price onsF fifty ecaSs. Noae
g1nuins nnleSs Sigaei
FETRIDGE 4 CO.. PropriGaa-s Of the
.BaifHof a I'l5essni fio,esrs.s
Fer sale Ly all Druggists. f97eugz.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, appointed By the orplias.s
Ceari an Auditor, TO sctiia and adjust the ac-
c0uais &c, between tsa estate of Andrew Nil
Ter. iate Of Londonderry township, deed, ans.
the heirs, and make disff6ution Of the estate,
wis. for that pu-poss, Ineg ali parties interest
ea u his ofilce ia B,dfoie, pa Weslne siay, the
10Th day Of Juae, nsxt.
JOB MANN.
Mag .. 1851 Auditor.
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DIED.

On Sun'say morning, the 47th inst.
WILLIAM HENsY. son Of William and
Hannah Mower, of this Borough, aged .
years. S months and 10 days.
" eep not the deAs departed one,
Who now has gone 10 rest;
lie only sleeps to wake aglin,
AIii sw@li among the b,est''
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lIEaMAS's TISw2RE cant be beat =
His Shop is a few doors West Of the old
Globe uo'el. lie IS 40 old ana good nc,
cLani-, anl makes all his work liitaself, and
zeils cheaper than anybody ei>e. All WOO
wa-,t iiuware win save money ty calling on
hiia. he follows Ia other business aud
pays ali Lis atieu;ion 10 waking and selling
go0ds substantial, aud cheap york.
..5y -, 1857.
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LETTER testsReista-y having bsea granted
n tise sabs er b r, oa the Essiis az jacob kag-
aries. l4,e Of Monroe TowHsiiip. deed. all per-
ineltesi 10 sad Estate are .reqae stss.i to
make payment Immediately. and those having
Gains, vii prssent them properly autheatica-
:ed for settlement.
JACOB b. KAGARICE, Admir-.
Residing ~ Scs.Es iycetlarr Tn.
Nsy 80. 1851
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A GRAPHIC PICTURE OF MA
paE. F9-


The personal appearance of Napoleon in
tho last days If power, i thus described By
Lauartine
"Thc Empire bad made him before his
ti.ae. Gratiied ambition, ealiated pride,
tie delights OF palaee, luxurious table,
volupiuoas couch, youthful wives, corr
plaisant nsistresses. lerg yigiIs, slespless
nights, divided between labor and festive
pleasure, the habit Of constant riding which
rade liin eorpnIeui, al ,epded to deaaen
lis limbs and enegvate bis faculties. An
s4rly obesity overloaded him with flesh.
Us cheeks, formerly ssFeaked With muscles,
and ho,lewca By the working of genius,
we're broad, fa.l and oveFhanging, like those
of 0haiu Tic Renl4u medals ot the Empire,
An excess Of bise miagiing vira ne blood
gave . yellow TINT to the skin, plfich,- 1t >
distance looked Ike Yar1ish Of pale gold
@ his eoun,euapee. siis lips still preser-
yal ,he,r Greeian outline and steady grace,
passing easily from smile 10 menace
lis so.id bosy cAia fcrnei aa appropriate
l..o for lis features. His nose sss but a
lar, iaia aai Transparent. Tire paleness
oi lis checks gave greater bri.iianey to the
6lae Of his eye-i his loos was searching, ur>
stea3y IS a gavevipg falpe-an emblem If
iaqa.etl4e. HIS forehead seemed to have
aiIeaed from tlse seaaii4ess Of tis tin blacl,
Asir, which was falling fson The moisture
ot continual thopg.;. I might bo said
iaa; lis bead, satufaily small, had increas-
ed IN >,za 70 gise scope between BIS temple.
for tie u.aolsaery and ronsiEadon Of a
riaa, every thought q ah.ea .'vay an en-
Pie.
Tas nap Of tic 9orli seemed to lave
been satyastel an ll.e or5 Of ,ha, reflective
head. But ii was beginning . yield; and
he inclined It often on lis breast, while
eross;ng his arms ike Frederic tie great
al a,ti.e3e ard gesture which he appeared
70 4aeet U,lb.e any longer to seduee bis
caurt;ers 21a lis settlers BY ~ charm of
yaa,h, IL vas cgiIca, he Wished to fasciaate
.aem by iha rocgb, Peusise and disltiafa /
character or a;tnse!f- Of rs rIosel n his
latter days. lie meuljed himself, as it
we're, iaio tie statue Of reacciiops before
lis trooTs, who gaze hi.a The p39k-naaIo Of
Father Tbought:ul. lie assuaaca ,he pest Of
Dasi;ay. Something rude, ard sarage IN
h.s morsmeu,s, revealed Bis Sonthera ana
insular origin. TIE man q TIE Nediterra-
mean broke "at constantly through Tire
Ereue@ man his nature, TOO great and TOO
powerful for tie part he h4l to play, over
flowed Oh oil oeeasiJas. lie bore ns sssei.l-
biance 10 any ef the men around him. ST.
Perior and aiioge'her diasrent. ha wss an
ofspring of il= sun, anl ot the bat,l,-feld
Ia; Of lis element even an his oWn pa
zee, ant : s;raayar even in bis esa empire.
Sach was AZ this period IN profile, the busf,
aad 10 extera4! hysi 'gaonY Of Napoleoa.' =
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gESHe PaFtaeFshi n hrretof fore existing betyeea
= the undersigned. naEsg TIE name ami
firm CT SaiDEE pEREES. II sse 8iAcssmita-
eonseef.
lhe tusiae4s ef tilc lqee f.a 3ill ls= ssttlel
BY is A. a. Perrin, wh5 Il AUTHORISED to co.-
lrcs al accounts, ami bay tile aet4is 81 It's,
firm. All PERSONS SRaniRg themselves indeet-
ca To the !aie tirin via plsas. eoale forwarl
ard sstile - ilaFae.,istrlr,
HfLLLfM SPIDLE,
=. 3. PE2RsT.
Ap.il "a, IS57.-e
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SHooTfSe EXTRAORDINARY - Under
this heading. ihe Mansfield De Soto parish)
Democratic Hgis, of the 18th ultimo, has
the following paragraph:
Cur fellow townsman, I'll. Z. Moss. while
ON hunting excursion, few DAYS since,
had the good luck to Kill four full grown
deer at one slict.
Wonder ii the Mansfield editor ever
bearl Of Tom Pepper
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NOTICE,

THE undersigned, Auditor To- Distribute the
funds in tbe hands of Amos Werz, adni'r oi
tle estate nf Nary StAtier, dec's, viii meet The
plreies IN interest 1t his oitica Ia Bedford, ou
Tnas ag, the 9th day 81 June next.
inc. MOWER,
Mas 20 1851. Auditor.
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- aEoNA.A.

FsEHE subscriber has FemsTsl his REsTAV-
4 RAEr AKA B4KeEy aso Ieyf1cFfoN AIRY
PSI BIisag1sr. {" the Rising San Bailaiag
Il lulians Street, whece be w6nil be Please
,o re IL, lis Oh irien Is AL Customers.
I'e keeps coosi4Htig "a Eand the choicest
aT. bcs; l.3AlgS. C-fE6TES- FREEiS and
Ns ~. ever uas ,Tt4 - tee ttlsIc; alsft Lh-la
ber~bnr- hE4E1 ana BEFl.
he has EaEsd 81 an Rce Cream Saloon,
ali viii keeR % sE2t2 tAroGzlee4t re segsoai
a all safplY pi th!s cst.iee relgeSalacas.
PARTIES easpiie... - t,s shortest
netiee, rita les Cream, C4kes all Contec-
/ fl5bs.'
t,1ying served . regular apprenticeship to
fisc stove asitiess. ai.d having been constant
il engaged 10 i for inanr years, ae saels esa-
-; - ia4t BE can reaier s4iistastsoa - al
wlie may favor ban s.;li gisis.
JOHE J IJTuEg.
Bsdf5rsi, April ai, ISL.
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RUSsyAF.

On the 9Th day Of May, 1857, from the sub
W Scribcr, AD0LpHus IcKgs, a box beiween
Is or l6 years ef age, bound TO the Farming
bnsiness- VINO LEFT my preaEiass without any
just cause. | hereby give notice that no PCT
son shall harbor or ir4sf him on ms aeco1et
as / win pay no debts az ias contracting
SAMUEL STiAFERs
Union Township, May Is, 1857.
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District Attorney Weir. Of Kansas
Territory ,h4s enlereda nosie .Prosequi 10 the
case of ex Governor Robinson z'incietlnent
FOR treason.
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IThe Philadelphia Sun, which has
heretofore held Of, comes out warmly for
DAVID WILNor, aud recommends tie FOR
nation Of '.Wi.not Cinbs, in every Ward,
and Township throughout the State
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~ Il O E Y r f rs.
l.pHnISTnRbs.

J1TDuLD announce 10 TIE citizens OF Bed
III ior,i.t1i siesity. thai h IS peepsred q 20
al. .sor, 10 lis hac. in the best stsle. a'ltea
reasonable tels1s. MsTsA>sfs, vita Or Siti.aut.
spriBss. ln.,de n sageEioe manner, fqss.i 10
the hest a,s;e in tie CITY. aad 10 ta.s s.iei q
Ill hl;ssaess he Soaid iayiie esPeeia ssts.,tiesa
lie mas b.. fsaai al i.ss Saep % tileaaei at,sis
Il. i short siisssnce Last q tae isoEs.s Ear ~
lis res. sence aRar.Y opposite l1se -Atrsit-lts ~
III. Watson
bedford. Dec. 5, 1853. "a %.
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tfettys' Photographic GALLERY,

s.TXcH.4NGE BtTLDIN5.' BEDFORD, P.a.
NTnERE Ambrot yres. Daguerreotypes, DC.
w &c. are executed in the latest styIgs
and Improvements Of the Art. A fun assort-
Ineut Of plain and faacy 6tses, gold aud plated
Loekets at very low prices.
The pHblic are respectfully invited to call
and ezrusiie his specimens
T. Il. GEPTYS, Jx.
Nave. 1877
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riaE NOTICE! !!

THlT al Farmers desiroas Of preserving the
health Of their Cattle, and al tie same time, or
Increasing the pr hts of their Stock from 90 TO
= per cent On equal amounts of food, sAou!d
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T@To0LEN FACToRY-The sub
GA scriker having reaieI the vel
sag1fa W9si-a FActory. slEiis iB Water
Str.4t. S2atb Haols4TrF T5gha.siP. D4Iiorl
calRsy, Pa iprmesls- owned ny Mr. AIn. s.
tiEea. aaa aVs Swael hg &r. -Ataa KetElng,
is ITepsrei - aecoansl.se i.5s bs,aiie IN
superior nsaRoer. Fla FaetaFy Is aeE aaie--
go.tg taoro,sA rePair. who's giil easisle h.n
- elees,e w'rl well as ~ - i9as AZ any
other estab.isl,Ee,.i IN ahe eohsstlg-
lie con liliiy keeps 90 aaal- eIstsis S4ttl-
NETS. fweels. Fttiasls. 3lsa.0ais, Git.li =
Tag C4rve5s. Coyefl.ts. se.. Sc
Couufry CAnling dose fr.ln the first Of My
un'ii tue firsi u tlelo5eT, loE Casa. tiFo ceats
per pound added on credit.
Wevl az1 sit siasss oi' q lsaiTF i5rodzce taken
a exclaaac i4r goods or woTk.
By idaE aca II business. and desire
20 p.e&ss. be {i6aes 70 rsevIye a share ei tise
pualic patronage R03Ea9 RALS-QS.
Fe5. 6, ls57.-6z.
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Netice to Bridge Builders.

PROPOSALS. win be received Al the Com
4 iaissioner's office, Ia Bedford, until The
auth Of May inst, for the erection OF new
Fridge aver Dnnnings CIees, near is mouth,
in Bedford Township. The bridge IS 70 be an
uncovered one. The ilan may be sssa al the
Con,Irsssionrr's ofice. The bridge is to be
plaeed on the ola abutmeats, which @iii, how
ever, need 10 30 repaired.
By cider of Commissioners.
II. NICeDENUs, CLERK.
May IS, 1857.
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0vTy C--r 3oTTE7
DIR. &ANR9.Ei5
iNIiG8l !Tol,
c - EEEEEDX

II 4 80.
re9aIei q et,e a1e 80 '4oee.1 -
: i-Ifss Cpiaft'.n.', 0.'l..sa - 80
ate "t e&sss "', '.'s sSe '1 's.,s'7 @i55' Wila
scAfee -39-e s1i.,- -. -
he4isA @hi N'59i -, - -,
5on u all . .se LssS@, aa' a ne .n''s' - {.
= S"oipeaa'' : ~ !, ~! o.''..i
ia his prael'es ior sli' past i@gEsS E.ars n.t :
success amos: go '.s' -. :
- -. -.,5
aoa'e isei q ll.a s'se'.sl 2 q s-.sse gam.
my se i5.ee' N-ieR = : s''.r
Ise "a, - -. =
oae ihased loss g C.o''isl '''t',o' A''s y
rs Ne's'l--2''s eA'9ss
,.t.-.,.-..a- ...s,-.
~ ..,.....s -,
away AiS SA' 'i7'ts y '''''>' - = ~
Nina. ,. ss3 :. 49,. - -
-. j,,-..,
l!'t y S'st- '-'' e.'~ -
- -, -.
-e5RA '.n oi 4H'.'. 80. -
80. - So. :,
'''s 'i0
and SoE.ins-
Daty ule dose tax n to.srs Fesifa#s prevents
ngAJnsre.
lae dose taSea Al nlgst ieoSeas sAe
geutiy, aasl cares rostiFenass
oHe dose taken alter ca@.i laeal Rsii cure
: 0ae i5sa ~ iva tea-sqooasitsl viii alFass
re.t,vc Sick itssiac'1f
o,ie bottle iAtasa for i'F'ls!s 9 ~ -etioa re-
! nloyes tee es@se ~ tte disease, 49, is1sAes =
( perfect cnTe.
/ oaiy ORG dose Imfaefslafeiy relieves e'fs-iE,'
whi.e
OIc tose oitsa reeeaiss is a sire c5ass LOT
Cholera aorbas, aas sue pEefept@ilFe q
Ctloier.-
Gae dose tasea often vi preEent he reear-
renee oi bilious ailacls. F..-se i reiieFes 81
pailgal ies-iiggs.
F~yS tlz.a or fsTa doses Z Rsel occasionally IS
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
REID TEIS--0LH AND F0ESG.

Is, 10 tloatt, tlle most wonderful aiseo=eFy OF
tla aae of preeress, fof i xii restore. fsula-
nensly, gray lnls 70 Ks original color, ceyer
irg, cese all s-retRi@. and uil5eF cai1IiassEss
egspa4ls, s4ch - se4ld bss4, ste. L viii
eaie, IS Il ~ fn4gie, nery0es or pefs0sical
headactei make lts hair sofks aiassT- an
y5, aad presefve thc cclor AeTiecslg and
ia s-4iE srsaa falling. 10 exfesIss OH age
lA' tg.ir~lng II from q a4rIagrisaeti t5ssa-
Der of ti.e z1elicAt Hsplesslcs;
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.EE w FERI
EoRIWwE EZlEa-

- - = N " o. - ---'as
TIE su ascri6ers tradirg sud loing business
pniler ile Rria IS Bs,ndeiiaF, Lowry, y &C..
Mould respectfully sBlorEa sheir iaienss. sid tbs
i,al,lic generally, taat they have optrsl q tlsa
alsoyc place. sud are daily receiving large
stock ~ Merchandise, consisting 10 pert ~
Sa-sir-sss Cl.sTl.s EisnIselS, Delanes. Froneh
i criaes silks t'alieos. i!ais snd Caps. hss.i-
wt-e. Quceasrare. Boots snd SG5es, Groceries
.6f a. descriptions Ais5 a large aSsoftnseLt og
Really made Clothing. ala Of which sill to sold
ppoa as short pr, .s as can bc i.ad IN the seED-
~. G. X snt)ILAG,
JOHN r. LOWRY.
JOHN G. EyEKHARs.
c. ". ASiifDM,
Dec. 2S, 1856.
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81. fsgr 14aaas /, 1853.
rPllTpss.lR O. MOOD.


DEAR SIR: Unsolicited. aaHG RIA fnis
certificate. Aiter Borg aeTiy bsid -. ;eng
tilas, ana aging tFiei asl Tie ilir rest0r4iiFcs
eKtalt. ana h1siag ns ft1h IN any, was in
d1ced Oh helripg 9f yours e sire il 3 ifiai
placed myself in tie einds of basb8r, and
ls@d my h-s'i fsb5ca with good stif ususa-
lad tie Restoritive tien applied and sel
ru5bea IN, iii tie scsip .'e8s gioS. fiiis !
repsztei every morning, ,aaA IA tl.ree ssseas
ths sesng 'lfir 2pl e,Ted aud greg rapidly irs n
AaEeet last tiii the pFeseiEs t.rse, aniis no".
tbick 1iaes AID stroag-soft anG p!ess at 10
tlie ttaeb; sshegtas. before, il was hass4 afsi
WiTya aiit iiJtle saere WAS of i. @esfa8. ssttie
vas disappearing very rapi@iy. stii' tlse yotIr
reSt'l4tsse 4bgnt ~ ~ ask, and hall sean
base good s6 i{eFietl eFop ot hair. New, i
had raj ef thes4 u tIags--aad who Las notf
eslt have nat seen Ligaset0 1fy case Sc nc any
persons A4ir was Faa!5g bensafiri III anY os
ibe hair taaie, etc., as tie 'iet; and j really
e'iEes aIie p.easaTe 10 recoti lie Ees4it 81 ny
eApcrieuce. ! have reconEi 2dcd your ,tze-
p4Faii1Bt5 tbsTs. AZ It s3F-ssiy has a large
aDa general sale Throughout Lee IerEitcl -
Tie people here EnoH is S4-ets, 1at laye
eoud icHe- in It. The sappIy ysH Seut rs, g.
siioisSsie sg suta for The gergifocg. = sqleaiiy
,ShaBsl-l. and 8dy iaqaigies are alato.l6r l..
You deserve credil FOR orr S.iseeFeFss sid !,
tvr oae, reiarl Oh Tny tlfsg.zS ier - i,enett
ii has dome ne, S3r i1.d csgt1i!fiy ae paired
loag ago of ever eieetiisg speh a rssni.,
Yours, 11ssfly. ]. -. BJAe-
Firm e Bond \ nelier, Dsaggisss, s. Paul.
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EILL- WRiGHT IND BJf.2 silLL Steve
.H8NGfF.3CTU7Ea
C0I4E Proprietor ef leAssavs sisa.y an
- proved aaa nsnei, isaHroveS SA Ut AAb
SCREENING MACHINES Ingreve4 IRON
CONCAVE BRAN DGSTGR, the fre,assaa
Machine for JillcTs.
R,sigfact: so. 6i QUEEN Street, tlsti
Wari,) address Ken,iagt,5 Posf Gsif:ce-
Shdp HAYDlCh Street, below Front.
PtllI.ADELFHIA
Cce4lieo Elll STOKES, Mil Irons. Sfnut Ma
ehiaes, P4teat Mil Bnsa. Potable Mills,
Stretched eeiliag, ssnaeHt Aad screen
Wire, Sqsase MeSlied BAiiag
CiailS.
Feb 29, 1856 ,-ssa
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-29
hE-ssaaseE d .ise. s.atss.

q. !. WOOD co, Prop-irsars. 3l2 Broad
wsr. Ny, AMI Ia Market stree:, St. Loais,
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For s,le by Or. B. F. Harry, Bs3fsrd, Pa,
and ty Druggists generally.
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