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q ~ BESsi iNcsES1EI n1SL.a g. F, .dDkNCks An

syaN Dhsi siRaSLE fS' -'IDhNCkS IN
kgS NANCE ESTER FOR REET.-Two new and
A~-& handsomely finished Tenements on Jacksou
street, within twenty minutes wax of the Business
portion OF the city Of KichmoDd, 10 now ready for
tenants ksch tenement contains six rooms in the
evening four OF them eighteen feet square ard
thIee IN the basement The Iocstion is healthy ana
In sn sgreesble neshbcrhood. Hydtarts twill be
put IN essh tenement at an eaIly day Rent $500
tel, Manchester, oIto
is l5-l<t" RI srzEp
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sUIcIDE.-A painter named Murray committed
suicde 10 Chariottesviie, 'hsiniS; yes'e'ssy
morning hv b,owlpg bis brains out with pissol.
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LNOR sALk.- Thc fixtures ana farsf
i ture belonging to the United States Hotel Bar
room Itis fns location for any one lhst wants 10
20 in the business There are two rooms under tue
bar room thai are suitable for private par les Tn
scsouat Of the death of my father have to cell oat
and return home 10 settle up BIS husi es Ard
wants TO buy. The bar does . very good bssiasss
and will par sny one that tskes IL Apply st the bar
i. S4ts H e LORD b CO.
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DIR NOIPE shGAhs.-We aave In .tsro
L q fall supply Of these old and rsaeh Essle E,trs
Principe Cisais which are siyes sueh asiss.sai 81
tlsfaetion r JOHNSTON BkO,
leg Drassias,
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IHE GREAT TRAGEDIENNE-Thel last steamer
brings the sad news that smother of the gifted
ones Of earth is about to pass away-one who has
been crowned great artistic in two heraispheres
We .allude to Rachel A foreign corresponder.
writes, saying:
Very few hopes of the recovery of Mdlle Ra.
ehei are entertained by the Paris medical faeultv.
ne great ragedienne was still at Montpelier sink
ing fast into q hopeless decline
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6SEs EoA RENT-The Dwelling House
20 on Mayo street, recently occupied by Mrs. L.
A@-A bsll, adjoining Mr.. Alex. Motifs resideucs.-
Possesson given Immediately. Apply to
10 A. ts JAMES THOMAS, Js
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faGKn BEER-Put up in BEETLES. Tor iu-
mi use Per dozen pinS i rs; per dozen quar- 30
S2zs rs cents a dozen allowed by return OF the
bottles Orders left with Mr. D. n suseksr, msat y.
a,tsnSsS ~ F. WILBACHER,
H. M No. 208 Main ut.
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CTOnAG k.--We can take ia 100 hogs-
- heads of Tobacco, aud any other kind Of Produce
which 10 covered by Insurance.
ie25 St" EUBANk bHoTHEk-
1yCMM b No sMkNT X h II & y OF
" RICHMOND COLLEGE On FRIDAY eve
ming the 26th inst O'Clock, at Second Baptist
church, TOR HowslPsD the address before the tive
Literary Societies by BEVERLY r. WELLFoRD, Jr.,
of Richmond
On MONDAY evening following, t23th inst, } at
the same hour and place, the Alumni address by Rev.
WIN ID. THOMAS. of Caroline.
TUESDAY evening t3Gth inst } at tbs ssms
hour and place, orotions by Graduating Csss-De-
gress conferred. and Baccslaurests addrsss BY the
President of the College. j. 70 81
NTHBAClrk COAL.-I will receive
| "A orders for the best Red and White Ash An'hra-
cite Cosl (2l40ibs per ton to be delivered at any
time before the lat of Dece mber next on commits
sion Of 10 per cent. Philadelphia prices and eur.
| rent charges Persons wishing Immediate supply,
can be accommodate ed from my present stock In gard,
which will be sold low fer CASH.
| am furni, ,hed with "Fsirbsnk's Platform Scales,
which enables me to weigh every load.
| SAML P. HAYES,
| ie l7-dlm 18th street. South side OF Dock.
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bASouET OF THE EARrHEN AND GLASSWARE
-. H, "A splendid banquet was given by the
Giaas, China and Esrtben ware d.alsrs Of Phila-
ue'ppa city, to their brethren of other cities at
@ one Ls tierre House, Thursday evening: About
ohr hundred and fifty persons partook of the re-
pa'. W Hacker presided, and delegates were
puesent rom New York, Baltimore, Massachusetts,
Richmond, Pittsburg Cincinnati, St Louis, Whee,
iirg, Chicago, and other cities.
Geo W Herring. of Baltimore, and r Munford
occupied seats on either side of the President.
mr. herring responded to the toast complimentary
70 Baltimore, which originated these festive gath
ertngs mr. Underhill, of New York responded
10 behalf OF that city. Mayor Vanx, aud Morton
Memichael and others made speeches happy
alusicn was made 20 the Esr:hen ware bar que,
following 30 soon on the Chinese Mission dinner
which was given in the same saloon
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SPEECH BY A MAN ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
TEEN YEARS OF AGE The early settlers of Wis
consin have recently been having good time at
Madison, in that State. The Madison Journal
gives report Of the remarks Of Joseph Creiie,
said to be one hundred and seventeen years of
age The speech was spoiled by the fine touches
OF the reporter, who made the old man talk In
polished sentences. 1t would have been infinitely
better had his own simple words been given He
said:
A native of Detroit, was partly raised at Kas-
kaskia and Prairie du Roche, in Illinois. and
subsequently, became an inhabithnt of ST Louis
under Spanish rule, and for many years in the
last century was engaged as a UOyage1er between
st. Louis and Prairie du Chen and Prairie du
Chien, via Wisconsin and Fox rivers. and Mac
kinaw L was. in 1914. participant with the
Americans in the conflict at Prairie du CHEN,
and served as an express carrier in the Black
hawk war where a companion was shot dead by
my side by the stealihy Indians in ambUscade
being myself Freedman, and my wife related
to the Indians, | have reason to believe l was
purposely spared. ForFy.one years ago. located
at the Wisconsin Portage, aud nearly s. tkird of
century since was mail carrier between Mi.
neral Point and Green Bay. 1t has fallen TO my
lot to live successively in the same country under
Frerch British, Spanish and American govern
mGnt
RoBERT ]. WALKERS RICHEs.-The New York
Mirror whose editor has known Gov. Walker "in-
timately and thoroughly for ten years." says of
him
After handling scme hundreds of millions Of
the public monney he left the office as poor as a
primitive Christian. Since then he may have
bought stocks and lands and mines that have
made him rich But when was it counted a crime
for fortune to reward the sagacty of even q specu
lstort In lS43, MIR. Walker invested SI750 In the
purchase of land on which is now the city of Fond
du Lac, for which he has been offered, within a
few months more than $500 600; and he also
bought, years ago, coal aud quicksilver mines,
which are making him . millionaire
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NTOHUMBUG- Corns cured entirely with
~ out the aid Of "Knife Drugs" for % cents or
the mooey will be returned. Think not, kind reader
that wish something for nothing but rest assured
that ali can be done that have said Nothing can be
'0''' CT EDWARDS,
Charlottesville, Virginia.
NB.-Wrts plainly your name, Post Once eoon
20 sni state. 10 io-oW
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rSSN , ,UrFhNE FUh hHNT.--The large
SN~ 9overEer street, now cupi.d by the ,ubseri.
Der viii be vacated on the lst of July next Appit.
cation by personu who wish to this spacious and
PLEAsANTS, Dentist, or to
IS - IL Inn L pETICOyAe
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xeszN ~ MAIN STRhET.
R@ SEASONAB GOODS.
TAYLOR g. co.
Have on hand, fine assortment of WATER
COOLERS of all sizes; ICE PITCHERS, SEAL
ING CANS, and evory variety Of article usually kept
in q China and Crocksry Store.
They will sail fair terms any house in the
city, and only ask call from their friends and the
public to the examination of their stock.
e lo-dlm
a4r--Ms UmNIBUSkS Fuh SALE.
The subscribers having made ar
rsngements to put on an entire NE ew
line of Omnibuses they dssrous of selling eight
second hand ONES, which they have been running on
the atreet heretofore. Persons in want, would do
we'll 10 call on the Subscribers early possible
je Its EARNEST & RUSkELL.
n fHYsECIANs PRESCRIPTIONS
So neatly and accurately compounded at all
SH hours of the day and night, by experienced
L. persons, and from the most select medicines.
JNO. w. GARLlCK,
Druggist and Apothecary,
je i5-2m Market Place. franklin street.
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GEO. f. SMITH.
81 Ra COACH MAKER,

aAS.s-xn GEO. r. SMITH.
~ ~ COACH MAKER,
Ax~S| Corner BROAD AND 9th SITS,
(Tichenors old staud,) keeps constantly on hand,
and mates to ord.r all kinds Of CARRIAGES,
ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES, SULKIES, SPRING
WAGONS, ETC. He has now on exhibition In his
show room al unusually large assortment, which he
Is dipcsed TO sell upon very reasonable terms EN-
poying the best workmen, and usi,g the finest ma
teriel, he is enabled TO warrant ell his work
~ Coach smthns and jobbing of all kinds exc
euted promptly, es uaual and upon reasonable terms
my IS-Sm"
. SELLING OUT At CDST.--.FOr III G
$H purpose OF closing my Drug and Apotheeary
s& business offer for sale, cost. for cash, tny
Z 8 stock Of Drugs, Medicines AID Fancy Goods,
upirlpg general assortment OF articles usually
kept in Apothecsry store.
Also, the Fixtures Cases and Furniture belonging
to the store. J. r. JACKsON, No IL Mainst.,
my 26-ts Old Market Bridge.
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r-,sS.zrsy.ysss1 bUPTS OFFICE 4. d ID. RR,
LTzsAhSAl June l3 1857.
NOTICK.--Un and after the
above date this Com pany will to fu nsh be
tor the transportstitn of produce on the Richmond
and DsnViiie Railroad.
Persons having BAGS in their possession belonging
TO this Company will please return them to ms dc
pots from which they received, otherwise they
will be chsrged with them.
PUBLIC SALE OF BAGS
VIII be sold at public auction, the lst of July
next ct the office of The Company, in the city of
Richmond at u O'Clock NJ, - thousand Bags, suit
able for the delivery of wheat corn &c.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ie S-dtistJy CAmrbELL, Sapt
vrSy- DauyiIl. papers please copy.
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Z HUUN
So schr DAVID Nj MESEhOLE, whereot
So steelmsn is master, having the greater por
tion Of her cargo engaged, will sail with Dispatch
FOR balance OF freight apply to
- II 24-5t w. D. COLQUITT CO.
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fNfAIIUNAL HOTEL,
NIHfn street, StauBfon, Virginia,
WV D. GiLKsON, PRoPRiEToR.

Onuibus,es free of charge, run In connedtion with
III Hotel and the Railroad Depot.
wish to depart by either Of the lines Of travel.
nv 30--6m
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and full
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out and
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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-18
TuscARoRA ACADEMY.


SITUATED in Juniata County, Pa, miles
from the Miffin, and miles from the Perrys-
vile Stations Of the Pa, r.. Road. This In
stitution is especial noted IN the following par
tieulars:
lst. Healthy locdtion- buildings nearly new
lin The midst of beautiful scenery.
2d. The surrounding community is marked
for intelligence, morality, and nigh christian
character
Sd. Being ia the country, students are not be-
set By tanptatioas, as in towns and places ofpub-
lie resort.
4th. Thorough Instruction is given in all the
branches necessary for BUSINESS, for TpAcnIsG
or for COLLEGE,
9Th. Mud, but firm discipline.
6fh. Hieious Students are not reiataed.
7th. Special pains aretallen in the Boarding
Department to have healthy food, in sufficient
quantity and properly prepared
9Th. The comfort, ha lpiRess, and mental i'm
proreieat of pupils is constantly kept in view.
Terms. For Tuiticn, Boarding, Washing and
Furnished Room, (per session offs MOI 500,
payable qWarieriyin adrance. Light and Fuel
extra. The Winter Session opens on the 81 OF
November next.
For further particulars apply to
}. II. SHUMAKER A. NJ. Prn.
Academia, Juniata Co.. PA.
Aug 2S, 1s57-3m.
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BEDFORD MACHINE SHOP.

TIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces to
the farmers of Bedford and adjpining counties,
and the puslsc in general that he Is still manu-
featuring, anil has on hand at his shop in Bed
ford, largo assortment OF Farming Utensils,
which includes the hi ilcrent Il ind az Ebreslaua
Machines, as foilegs: Ills well known aud ,.le-
gIut Four HORSEPOWER Tumbfing SHAFT and
Strap Power Machines. Two-H urse Powers.
and his highly improved and very convenient
fumbin -Sh@t and Strap Power Machine -
This Machine took Shc first premium a. our last
county Fair. Our four horse tusntl 2 shJ''
machine is made to stand ia the IT doc, - c
same the sJtap machine, or othe,N So TO
suit purchasers The cylinders are d wen by
one single bcYel wheel. All the above ma
chimes can be had with the latest Improved
Straw Shakers (ftr superior TO Pierpont's Pat
ent Shaker, and ata hess price, and not 50 like
ly to get olfot orsIer) or without shaker if de-
sired.
ALSO, superior article of Fanmng Mills,
eultiva ors, q new and complete srticle ior
farming corn and seeding in whelt) Hay Rakes
cutting Boxes, aad double aud single shovel
Ploughs.
Horses, Grar, Lumber, and all kinds Of
trade taken in exchange for Machines.
All kinds Of Re7lairing OF Machines aud OTHER
ftrming utensils done ON the most reasonable
terias. 81 The best materials, AMI at the very
shortest notice
An work VAR ,nse I to give Satisfaction.
Farmers, this j. the time Tor Won To nave
your own machine, wli,u whett /, a g'i Give
me call, aid VIII give von = a4rgain
PETER Il. SiffBES.
HichiHist.
Bedford. June 20. lS57.-im.
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bhtGS, BOOkS AND STA
!. s.. .., TlOhiRI.
DIR. 4. G. REAMER,
Bedford, Pa,

HAVING purchased the Drug ard r,,.
IN Store Of Dr. y. d. Scott, has eopsfst,Ip
on hahd, al the old stand a laret and weII ::
lected stock OF ehoiee Drugs and Mtaici,e :.
wholesale anu retail, all Of Which Sillhe 80
affair terms. Theass ort fnent eopaisft IN 10,
Drsgs aae Cke1seats. Due H'oogs 0z3 5ciyr
Permits =. Oifs Bindne Gloss md GIr,,
Ware. TotdceO 0ad ssgdys, Psrtan s,v. Fan,
articles, &C., &c. A"''
fATLhr hkDlelAEs. = srihg ne 1.,,
agency ioi Ike snie SI az. OF ,fe,.
lie fl'kiit az asttlta mo.
Eueh - l.fe .t.tu Q u i,,t Of IN 4ld ~
slehcei and ssli IA safei} It.tIn.t,dtS,
hhme, VIZ: IVtlstla's sla SaLd's Sst,ai,
riila, >iai's Lalsam pi hhu4Jtl,. AN
Cherry FreieraA &enat'S Lie iLl 4idIig
NIX Buffers, pr. Ja!ne's l.; Haly Aeti,itts
aAHstoek1s, liolenAatkss, sld ClI,lYtta FIR
gesf u0ohand GelAian kitiefs AcSe
Constantly on hand large s1ttl ot li,torie
biograriueat. seienfisc. leliei.l, ,,,tic.
school, and d.,hIsceilstseeA SONS
Also great Farieiy Of F.4All syfTyCN
ARF, Car, Post and sitlpilg l.l,l.I,y,Ix
qualify, Paper HaAginfs IN clrat Jsti,,,
WiadoY Blinds in pafttlss q iytl. tj,,t
Wall Paper, Steel ard Fancy Goets.
BLINK BOOKS OF eyeiy size sd ,r.l;,.
Pocket Books and Port h6zhai,t. IT, IT,
Blank Deeds and MorttaPts. gold Ffi's.r5
Pencils. CeAbx, Brushes, I.nIht,, in g,
variety, s oaps. &C.. &c.
Lamps, and Camphine 0iIandEhlnil Yl,;s
kept :orstantly on hsnd.
CH0If'F LiQIe { Rs for medical use. Il ,fe,,
Seheiaam sehnafps, Gin, fsr, slfi1y sas
Aug. II, 1s5f-tf1 t 5lt(
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IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNER

IKTO0DWARD'S S Improved SmutaRd Screens
| w ing Machines, M i'll Bushes, Bolting or:
aud Bran busters, OF the most improved plan
Mill Screws, Corn and Cob Grinders, Patcnl
Bridges for Milf Spindles, Portable Mills,
warranted to grind ten bushels per hour, Mill
Irons and Mill Burrs made To order. Also,
Stoyer's z ltent Corn Kiln and Grain Dryer
valuable Invention. The auove articles are
kept constantly on hand, and can be obtain cd
at any time, from S. ID. BROAD. 4
Schelsburg, Bedford County, who is also
gent for BelforI, Somerset, and adjoining
ounties
Mill wright work doneat the shortest note.
and on the NEST reasonable terms.
February -, 1856.
McCoRMfCK'S Reaper and Mower for sale
III by s. d. BROAD
at tScheilshurg, Pa, agent for Blair and Bedford
DuntieS. February 10, 1885.
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THE unde rsigned having entered into par
4 nership, respect 'ly aunennce 20 the pup
lie generally ,thatthey e row prepared TO tnF-
nish anything in tn cir hus at exceeeinglyiow
rates.
We are now opening an elegant stock oi
Hardware, Cutlery, House Furnishing ooeas,
Tin Japanned, Brass, French. and B'ittania
Ware, Willow, Cedar, aud Pine Wore, Nails
Glass, Brushes, Putty, &c.. X. large STOCK
of TfN-W ARE constantly on hand, OF our
own manufacture. Spouting and other WORE
done to order, as usual. STOVES Ofevery oes-
eription for wood or coal OF Which we are JUST
receiving some beautiful new patterns Also
Farm implements in great variety, warranted
represented the best and latest Inventions o.
the day. And, as we are every week receiving
goods from Philadelphia, Baltimore, or PITS,
uurg, we viii always endeavor tokeep mi
supply of everything in opr line, OF at ieas
furnish any article required at short notice.
We are also prepared to furnish all kinds OF
Lead Pipe. Water and Pump Fixtures, al low
rates. We cordially invite all to give us acail,
aud especially the Ladies, We have nearly
eve1'ything to make house keepirg easy from
needle TO Cooking Stove,
GEO. ". BLYMlRE.
WM. HARTLEY.
Oct 3, 1856 -ly.
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Great Attraction.

.Herehani 1aif0r,

.deTEHRAJ idtfOT,
TAKES this method of Announcing TO the
L. citizens of Bedford aud vicinity, and stFang-
ers visiting The place that he has just received
at his o hi stand IN Bedford, next door west Of
the Bedford Hotel, the richest sssortmsnt Of
Cloths, stc., he has ever yet offered 10 the pub
lie, and 10 y Ahicbhe invites the attention otpur-
chasers. satisfied that he can accommodate,
both as 30 price and quality, al ! Who favor hin
with call He has Superioragtiele Of cloths
for boys clothing, which he can sali 50 low AS
to astenish those who examine It's qua..sy
% Garments, of every description, IN his
| line, made 10 order on ihs shortest hotiee ana
mostreaSeAabe tenn
1y He woNld direct attention 20 the Follow
ing list "a eoMprising some Of the leading artl-
cles 10 be found in his establishment:
black Cleshs, ranging " price iroIS Sz,oe to
$9,uO pes yard
Biue Cloths;
Olive Browns u Gteea8f
Black Caaiiacrs;
Black Does
French Fancy GAsiiseEesf
Linen Drillulgs;
fialn Figured GreRadiensi
Superior article 81 Bkssk SATIN
Felyets;
MarseilIes Festiugs;
bua Cassimeres
fine article of Shirts. latest style.
Lisle Thread asder Shirts 9 Drawers.
Cotton ss
Shirt collars latest style;
Lawn Cravats;
Black Silk
White Linen Handkerehiefs;
Summer Stocks;
Superior Article Of French Snspendcrs;
Black Kid Gloves
Fancy Colored hid Gloves;
Silk g
IiSe fhread
and all other articles
usually Kept by Merchant
Tallors and Cents
furnishing stores.
Bedford, Dec. I2, 1856
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TSNHE Rev. q. L. Burnett white laboring as
Missionary in southern Asia, discovered
a simple and certain cure for Consumpfioa. .astk-
mo, Bronchitis. coughs, Colds, Nervous Dehilifq,
and al impurities Of the Blood; a,So, an easy
AMI eifectSalmoie ol inhaling the Rsuleiy. &c
tn tied By adesire 10 benefit his suffering feI.
lows. ne viii chesrfully send the Recipe ffreel
to such as desire it. with full aud explicit di-
reetions for preparing and successfully using
the Medicine. Address
REV. C. S. BURNETT.
S5l, Broadway, N. Y. City.
July 81, ls5I.-Sm. Z
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Chairs and Cabinet Furniture.

THE subscriber has removed to the shop On
West Pitt Street, recently occupied by WIN.
Ritchey as Nachine shop, where he continues
to make to order and keep on hand general
assortment Of chairs and Cabinet furniture,
consisting in part Of Spring Seat Parlor chairs.
French Rocking Chairs, Cane seat and Wind
sor, Sofas, Lounges, 0ttomans. What lots,
Music Stands, Fancy Parler Tables, Break
last, Dinner, and Extension Tables, Bedsteads
Bureaus, Wardrohes, &c. Suits of cottage
furniture at very moderate prices, so that il is
within the reach of all to have nice, good and
fashionable furniture. The Ladies are partic-
uiarly invited to call and examine for them
selves, as Is will Dc my desire to please all
tastes.
NIB Coffins will be made on the shortes.
Office for any who viii favor him with a eau
Jansl2, 1851. ISAAC MENGEL, sr.
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STAGE OFFICE.
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
Bedford, Pr.

MFRS. MARY COOK would announce to he
VI trientis and the public, that she has fitted
up this old and well known stand, in 4 very su
periur style, Tor the accommodation of the pub
lie. Visitors to the Bedford Mineral Spring,
hill fad tue Washington Hotel comfortable
summer retreat -aRd no pains viii be spared to
please all Who pltronize the house.
Boarders will be taien by the day, week.
month aud year.
cJ~A gentleman Of hi sh qualification, and
corteons department, has chlrge of the house,
who viii do AL in his power to make the guests
happy and comfortable.
&C. Terms as moderate As anywhere else in
the pllce.
Daily Stages FROM 1.atrobe, Cumberland
IIollidysbnrg and Hopewell, al stop at thi,
Hotel.
A Hack belonging to this Hotel win run be
tween Bedford and the Springs.
Bedford. June =, lS57.-zz.
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POOR HOUSE MILL.

TENHE subscriber is now preptred to Iceommo-
IL date the public at the Poor House Mill.
Custom work and Mershtnt work done to or
der. All Flour made by him warranted to
give satisfaction. He respectfully solicits a
share of the public patronage.
NELSON FARQUH3R.
May l, 1857.-c
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NOTICE..

LETTERS of administration on the es.
tate of John Peter Sinner, late of Union
Township, decd, having been granted TO
the subscriber, residing in said township,
notice is hereby given to all persona indebt-
ed to said estate to make payment immedi-
rteiy, and those having claims against said
estate will present them forthwith properly
authenticated for settlement.
JOHN AXE, Admir-.
Aug. Z, 1917
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UPH0ISTERER

MOuI ID announce TO the citizens of Bed.
F land vicinity that he is prepsred to dc
III " aE in his line. in the best STYLE. and 90
-, enable terms. MArRAssEs, with or witbo. n
pfings, made in superior manner. equal II
ne best made in the city, and TO this branch OF
rit business he would invite especial attentiano
lie may be fonnd at the shop Of Michael Weis
=, short distance East OF the Borough. or at.
bis residence on EasI Pitt Street, one doof
west Of Nal Washauaugh's
Bedford, Pee. s, lsss -3m.
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sey, York, Reauler. Reed, Roberts, Rupp,
Shaw, Sloan, sluiih. tCaubria,l Smith, tCen-
tre,1 Stevenson. Tolau, Vail, Vanvoorhis,
Vickers, Voeghley, Warner, Wagouseller,
Walter, Westbrook, Wharton, Willistou,
Witherow, Zimmerman, aud Getz, SPeaker,
So.
Nays Messrs. Do5k Hamilton, Hancock,
Struthers, Thorn, Wintrode, and Wright.
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So the question was determined in the
affirmative.