davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25

SMART FEMININEs-The first para
graph annexed is from the New York
Mercury, and the second from London
letter:
"The ladies are becoming dangerous
ly perfect. We really don't know why
they shouldn't rise in rebellion some
day, and take away the reigns of gov
ernment from us poor masculines. There
are now two ladies stopping at Barrett,
on Cape Island, N. j., who are equal to
the best of us on bowling and shooting.
One of them made twelve ten strikes in
succession, and two hundred and eighty
seven points on her next game, lately.
The other one, in the meanwhile, was
shooting a pistol match with two gen.
tlemen from this city. She hit the but
ton six times in eight shots, at ten pa
ces, and the other two shots came with
in seven-eights of an inch She then
fired twenty-six shots at swinging
block, two and half inches in dame
ter, and struck it fourteen times There
would be no necessity for any gentle
mans going into the field to settle this
last lady's quarrels.'
1--WE could name lady who had
nerves, quickness and boldness enough
to accomplish the following feats in a
single day: She was seen at l O'Clock
in the morning in Hyde Park, in be-
coming riding habit, with a handsome
Pamela hat on her head; at 2. at a
matinee musicale in Hanover Rooms, in
a streaky, light silk dress and bonnet
of white Grape; ; at 6, at a grand dinner
| table, in violet and hounces, with pearls
and beads in the hair; at S, in an even
ing concert; and at IL at ball, in
white muslin and lovely hair dress of
roses"
4 Big Boot.-Among the boots for
the southern market manufactured in
the Philadelphia Penitentiary, is pair
that would have almost answered for
the famous legendary giant who wore
the seven leagued boots. Each one
weighs eight and a half pounds, and is
nineteen inches in length and six and
three quarter inches wide across the
soles. They are intended for slave
upon plantation, who oficiates on Sun
day as a preacher.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25

A TTENTION! Saloon and Barkeepers BAR
IA BIERS EXTRA RASPBERRY SYRUP.
This Syrup carefully prepared is equally good as
Gortons-is put up in larger bottles, and is sold
cheaper rate One trial is all that A. BARRIER de
mands Manufaetory l2s Washington street, San Fran
cisco.
n. B--Pure Raspberry Juice for sale. mayl1m
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25

Speaking of the merits of watch,
Abel says he had one once that gained
enough in three weeks to pay for itse IF.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
For Sale to Rent at a Bargain |!

TTNHE fine frame two story House known the Monu-
mental Hotel situated at the lower end of Main ST
together with all the fixtures and appurenances
ary for keeping first class Hotel. The above Hotel
situated in good locality for business Possession CIV
en- immediate y if required For particulars enquire
the premises
Nevada, October End, 1857.-f
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
PULU- PULU-
JACOB SCHREIDER,

176 Jackson street, San Francisco.
HAS Just received l2o10 lbs of this superior article
Il Il of Bedding, Fanny Major" and is ready 10
supply the tre and customers ally at the lowest
market 1t unnecessary comment on the de
cided adv anages which this article possesses over Moss
Cotton, Wool or even HAIR article of Bedding a.
its popularity is unbounded throughout the State It's
chief qualifications that is Soft Elstic Durable
and Remarkably Healthy. person using ii is not An
noyed by insects.
Also on hand Moss Hair Wool Feathers a Gensr,l
assortment of Bedding Comforters. Sheets &C. &c su
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

Who that is troubled with any of those
disagreeable Complaints, such as Jaundice,
Dyspepsia or Liver Diseases Of any kini, but
would like to know of lelnedy for these
unseemly visitaiionsi We feel that we are
doing our invalid readers an inyalu lbe SER
vice il We can induce them to get bottle
of DR.. Sauford's Invigorator, and take it,tor
We know FROM personal experienoe that it is
one of the greatest remedies for general de-
bility, and Consequent inactive bodily pow
ers ever before used It's action is so per-
feet and complete as to give relief the first
time taken, aud if it does 10 Others as it has
TO US, haif bottle will be all tia: is needed.
We know Of nothing we can recommend with
such confidence, as family m-dicine, as
The nvigorator. For sale by DR.. barry.
Oct sob.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
MARRIED.

On the 22d inst, by the Rev. D. VIII
liams, DR.. Ii NJ. DuFF, of Morrow Co,
Ohio, to Mary. daughter of John Sill, Esq.,
of this County.
On the same day, by the Rev. Robert +.
Sample, NATHANIEL b. HoGG, Esq, of
pittsbUrg, TO KATE Julia, daughter Of the
late Rev. Wm. NJ. Hall.
On the 9th inst, BY ths Rev Henry
Wilson, Mr.. STEPHEN WELsHoNTs. ct
California, 20 Miss LUCINDA RININGER, Of
Scbellsburg, Pa.
On the 22d inst, at Buckstowu, Somer-
set Co., Pa, by the Rev. G. ". CupF, Mt.
SAMUEL BAREFooT to Miss ANNE N.
HORNE, all of Bedford Co., Pa.
On the Sth inst, at the residence of Col.
z. D.. Beegle, by the Rev. N. Il. Gills, Dr..
S. G SrATL r 10 Miss EMMA JANE BEE
GLE, both of 81. ClairsVilie, Pr.
On Thursday evening, za'l inst, at the
house of tho brides father, by John Smith,
Esq Mr.. DAVID l.. SUTERs to Miss Re
BEccA, daughter % Jesse Blackburn, all of
Napier Up.
On the 9Th inst, BY D. 5. Longenecker,
Esq, Mr. DANIEL PEIoHTAL, Of South
Woodbury. Tpa to Miss SUSANNA SIXTH, OF
Middle Woodbury. TIP.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
BOOTS and SHOES.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.

ALI. persons interested, are hereby notified
that the following named person have died their
accounts in the Registers eilicc Of B,d.ord
County, and thu they wi bg presented at the
Orphans Court OF said County, on Friday. The
20th day OF Nov. next, for coutirmltloa, where
they nt,y attend if they thins proper:
The account "f Thomas J. Porter, admir- Of
Wm r. Porter, late Of Londonderry township,
deed.
The account OF Daniel B. Troutman, Esq,
admir- OF Jacob Albright, lite of Londonderry
township, deed.
The account Of Simon Brumbaagh, admir- Of
David Barley, Lte Of South Woodberry town
ship, deed.
The occouat of John Mover. Esq, admir- dc
de bonis non DR.. +. B. Barclay, late OF Bed
tori Borough, deed.
The account Of Samuel Carn, Esq, gu rdian
OF SusAanL Butket, oae Of the minor children OF
Abraham Burket, late Of Union township.
deed
D. wASHABAUGH, Register.
Registers Office. Oct. 80. 1867.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
War is A FNKrNl-Is a key a tirkinl

WHAT is A FrRKINl-Is key frkin!
These questions are before the Courtof APP
peals for determination. They are raised
in an action for the price of quantity Of
lard, TO which the defence is interposed
that the lard was packed in frkins not dis
tinclly branded with their weight or tare,
as The statute requires frkin TO be. To
this The other party replies that it was not
'flkias he soll, but kegs. Among the au,
,horities cited are Websier's Dictionary
and Byron's Don Juan. Webster we have
consulted; he is vague and unsatisfactory.
We missed the citation Of Don Juau, and
would not advise tho dealers in lard and
butter to read the whelc poem through for
the purpose Of finding it.-.4lbuny JesrndI
October Is.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
McHENnY NOT TowNsgNp-T The myste-

McuENRY NOT TOWNSEND The pyste-
rious man who was lately tried at Cayuga,
Canada West, ss Townsend, the hghwayman
and murderer, and now upon his trial at
NIerrittssille, is at last as good as proved in
nocent Of tAc direct charges against him.
While in Jail at Cayuga, he addressed let
ter TO a Mr. James Anderson, Chips Dig
gings, California, who was scribe Of lodge
of Sons of Temperance, and not only has
the letter been responded 20, but two persons
from California have arrived, bringing afi-
davits which will, without doubt, clear Me-
Henry. The Hamilton Spectator thinks he
will be allowed bail in :he interim preceding
bis trial, which has been postponed.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
rrprof. Wood. Tho ronowed d;scovers

70 Prof. Wood, the removed discoverer
of the invaluable "Hair Restorative" still
continues to labor iB behalf of the afflicted,
His medicines are universally admitted by
the American press to be far superior TO all
others for causing the hair, on the head of
the aged, to grow forth with as much vigor
and luxuriance as when blessed with the ad
ventages of youth. There can DO no doubt,
if We place credit in the innumcrablc tasti-
monials which the Professor has in his pos
session, that It is one Of the greatest discov-
cries in the medical world. II lfrestores, per-
maneutly, gray hair to its original color,a
makes it assume beautiful silky texture,
which has been very desirable in al, ages of
the world. 1t frequently happens that old
men marry beautiful amiable young ladies',
and not unfrequenily crusty old maids make
victims of handsome, good-uatured young
gentlemen, and by what process it has new
er been determined, until lately, when il was
attributed to the use of this invaluable Hair
kestorative.-[ Lasalle Journal. For sale
by DR.. Harry.-Oct. S0,-b.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
What Makes the Negro Black

The following explanation, by DR.. Dra-
per, of New York, possesses some interest,
chiefly because it shows what may be said
on the subject:
Human tlood i. made up of htt9 cells,
conta ming, aHoug other elements, hen1tin,
reddish substance, which is largely made
up Of iron. One Of the duties of the liver
is the removing Of the old tlood-cells, aud
the forming of new ones, and this duty in
eiudes the carrying out from the system Of
al excess of bfematin.
4 hot climate disturbs the normal action
OF the blood, and also of the liver. Imper-
4cct oxygen attends great heat, and adds to
the darkness of the arterial blood, while, By
the wans of energetic respiration which it
involves, there is an over fainess and tor
pidity Of the liver. The Lsenatin, there
fore, By this inaetion Of the great cleansing
agent, is left in the system, and wandering
about, takes refuge in tie lower and spher-
.icll cells Of the eutiele, which it thus bron-
yes from orauge-tawne to negro black, &C.
cordng to the heat OF the climate, the IN
activity of the Ever, and the amour, ofba-
matin lett as refuse in the systcm-
Celd checks the saction Of the liver equal
" with heat, aud therefore, the complexion
of the Esquimaus approaches that Of the
Mongolian and negro. This is certainly
simple aud an Ineligible explanation -
The tendency Of coloring matter to deposit
itself in The cuticle is we'll known. But
let II not be tholght that this darkcniug
process IS the result Of disordered, in the
sense OF an 8ahepiihtul, action of the liver.
In that case i would appear that Provi-
dence designed only tue temperate zones 70
be inhabited, aud the wealth of The. tropics
to be lost TO MANKIND. in fact, the health
and vigor of tropical tribes show thatqll the
earth Is mans Intended dwelling place.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30


DEATH OF Mr.. G. w. p. CUsrIs.-Tbc
Alexandria Gazette, in speaking of the death
of Mr.. Crstis, says: The whole country
knew him--and bis patriotism will long be
remembered Closely allied to the Wash
ngton family, fond of calling himself the
cEild of Mount Vernon, he was never so
much in his element as when he was talk
ing or writing of tho Great Chief, aud the
men and times of the Revolution. as he
said of himself once, sshis was the destiny of
no eommon man"--for he had been fondled
on the knee Of the Father of his Country,
and received from him the kindness of pa
rent. He repaid that care aud affection
with 6lial devotion, and TO the day of bis
death, all the recollections of his life CEN
tired around or radiated from the time when
he was one of Wsshington's faa,ily. He
lived TO good old age, retaining his mehtal
faculties TO the last. Though Mr. Casiis
was never in public life, he was in his youn-
ger days an eloquent and effective speaker:
and had fondness for oratory as long as he
was allie to crafty those who constantly
called on him to make public addresses.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
york 'p,psrs please eopyl s''"A
tyFOaMaTiOy 'WlsrED,

Whereas. Al certain MA name ~ MatrHe~
Garner b.Iszai.rIhgji IN hfs tainil, ieft his
Houu, In W e,sek1Yall,y slJSas the firsst OF
Nagi ,sf, an4 hts a e he "a hetr of si'ice @th'
arst Of Jahe SlaiCirner is ab6utl5 ut or
10 inches hgll gray eyes, DIRK corr pl sxinn, os
yetrs fags, aud his sir IS middlins a,as sni
sriy. Any peraoa giving information OF his
whereabouts ana seudiag to llenry Garner OF
John Garner, Jr.. MarkicsIurs. Huntington
County. will receive . peRari pf SO
Oct. 90. fg57. .-Ss.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
rFrom tar IEastinetan Sc. ]

Among the niny preparations nov in use for
the restoring, preserving and Identifying the
hair. there arc none that wo ran rccoaimeRsi
with p,ore onfi lcnce than Prof. Woods III sir
Restorative now in general use throughout the
States This prcpHlt'on possesses the most
inyiyoratin qualities, anl never f,ils in prndu-
cling the most happy results when applied nc
cording 10 directions. We fer orr readers TO
tho advertisement far feE Of the .nnamrrab' !,
certificates which have 'sea sent by parties,
who have been benefited by h., ami who fcal
i,a,,py In giving testimony to it's wonderful Of
fects nreduccd oa them
%. i. WOOD K CO., PRO 5rietorS, az Broii-
WV, n. ", and Ill Market street, ST. Lclis,
Ne.
For sai, ty pr. D. +. Barry, asl Druggisss,
gs-eraFy- :
!. Jifyi fSss. a s
Oct. so, iS5T.-3m.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
NOTICE.

N fec mater Of the estate of Jacob A!stadt,
dccca sed
The undersigned, appointed by thu Orphans
Court 10 distribute the bAlancs in the slads of
Jacob Ripley, administrator of JacoS Alstad;,
deed, and to determine the amount OF pay
mentS to the wi low sn.l heirs, will 81. for that
purpose. at his Office in Bedford, On Monday.
the 9th day OF November next, at 10 o'ciOcS,
A. NJ, when AM gaere all persoas interested
may attend.
s. l. RUSSELL,
Auditor.
Oct. 80, 1857.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

STOPPED REoEEMING.--The Federal
Government has aRitcd in the general move
mcnt of suspension so far as to stop re-
deeming iie funded debt. That debt being
not yet due, the right to stop redeeming it
is unquesiinnsble; but we think reasonable
notice should have been given of its inton-
tion. Now. many who have despatched
stocks to Washington for coin, will have to
take them back again, and lose the cost of
sending them. The excuse is that between
the RAPID redemption of stocks and the slen-
der receipt of revenue, the Treasury was
being fast depleted, and Uncle Sam would
soon be as poo. as tho rest of US.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

NTE CALL THE ATTENTION or ALL,
w old ana Young. II this won leriul prepa-
ratioa, which turns back TO its original color.
gray hair-coverS the head of the bald with
Iuxurilnt erew;t-reiuoves the dan iruff', itch
Ing, AMI all cutan, oHs cru tor s--e4uses con
tinnd tiow OF the natural fluids; aud hence, If
usel a regular dres,iag for the Alir. viii pre-
serve It's color, AMI keep it from falling 10 ex-
treme oil age. in all its natural beauty. We
call, then upon the bald, the gray, or diseased
~ scalp, TO HSe it: aa | surely, tie young will
not, as they value the f1owing locks, or the
wiiching curls, ever lis without it. It's praise
is upon the tongue Of thousands.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

A MELANCHOLY FINALE.-The village
of Colchester, on the Chicago, Quincy and
Burlington road, was the scene Of . sad
affair one day last week. A young lady of
that place, the daughter of an ostinaable
citizen, bad for some time past received the
addresses OF young man ia opposition to
the wishes Of her parents. They remon-
strated with her again aud again upon the
subject bpt to no purpose. Finally the
father told her he would rather follow her
to the grave than see her the wife of man
whom he regarded as so unworthy of her,
Shortly afterwards the young lady was
seized with an alarming illLess, and in three
hours was corpse. Just before dying,
and when she knew that she was beyond the
reach Of remedy, she confessed to having
procured and taken large portion Of ar
senic. The unhappy fathers alternative
was presented to him sooner than he could
have believed possibla.--Chicqgo Press
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

ssWooDLAsD CREAa''--.d Pomaie for beanti-
Jyiag the Hair.--higFly perfumed, superior 10
any French article imported, and for half the
price. For dressing Ladies' Hair il has no
equal, giving it bright glossy appearance
It causes Gentlemen's Hair TO curl in the most
natural manner. 1t removes dandruf, always
giving the lair the appearance of being fresh
shampooed Price only fty cents. None
genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE & CO., ProprietorS of the
s.Bain Of a TioEsand Fiorsrs."
For sale by all Druggists. f27eowz.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

TIE First sHISPLAsTER. If New York
was the aast 70 suspend, IT is the first to
issue those sRiodIing scraps Of paper called
shinrlaslcrs. The FIRST, the .aesos If that
oily says. was issued on "Wednesday by one
Bsbeoek, promising to pay the bearer
twenty-five cents Tor value received" 4
piece of coin IF the value of 6ppcnuybit
Tii 5000 be curiosity in New York, the
banks Of which only four days ago A,as,cd
that they ~suld Dorcr Suspend.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
II. D. PEUGH,
NEW FANCY STORE..s

MRS. II. d. PEUGH & Co., relpectfully al,
vito the attention 0f the ladies ofB siford and
vicinity. 10 their new aisd handsome stock of
goods, just opened in aMann's b. ling" Ju-
hama Street, opposite DR.. Reamer's Drug Store.
These goods have been selected with the
greatest care, and are Of the lItelt styles and
be, { quality.
Their stock consists in part Of
Moire Antique Silks,
All Wool De Laines,
Do do g (printed.l
Black Gro de Rhine,
French Merino, (plain and ptnted)
Moss Head Fringcs,
Bugle Laccs,
Ladies' Kid Gloves,
Ladies' Gaunll It's,
Gents Black Kid Gloves,
Black aud Fancy Ellstic Bells,
Chenille Trimmings,
Chenille Scarfs,
CaeniIl. Head Dresses,
Fancy French Corsets,
Velyeteen, &c., &c.
Ladies and Childrcn's B0XyETS, in great
variety.
A general assortment of LaditS' and Misses
SHOES. CATERS, OVER SfoES, &c.
- EE a. w t. g
Of every quality and description
PERFUMERY, EXTRACTS, JEWELRY
&c, &e.
Bedford, Oct 80, 1857.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
COURT PROCLAMATION.

yIrHEREAS the Honorable FRANcIS NJ. KsH-
Nv NELL, President of the several Cearts of
Common Pleas in the counties composing the
10th Judi sial District, aud Justice Of the Courts
Of Over and fermincr aud Gencral Jail Deive-
ry, for the trial of capital and otheI Offenders
IA the sud district aud A. j. SslyELY and
.JbHx G.. RARrLEr, Esquires, Judges OF the
Courts or Common Pleas, aud Justices Of the
Court of Oyer aEd Termiaer, and General Jail
Delivery, fol the trial Of all capital and othel
Offenders in tho county Of Bediord-haye is
shei their precept and 10 me directed, for hold
ia . a Court OF Cemmon Pleas, and Geneiai jail
IIeIpury. aud Court Of Oyer anj Tcrniner al
Bedford, .en MONDAY thc 10th day Of
Noyealbsr inst. EorIcE Is hereby given to all
the. Justices Of the Peace, the Coroner and Con-
stables within the said county OF Bedford, that
they be then and there in their proper persons,
with their rolls, records, and inluisitiens, ex-
4ninations and other rcmembrdRces, 10 do
those things which TO their Offices an,i IN that
behalf app :rtain to b. done, AMI also they who
will prosecute az ,inst the prisoners that are or
shall DO in the il Of Bedford county TO be thcs.
and t,ere TO prosecute against them as shall be
Just HOG1 MooAA' ehesAu.
Oct. 30, 1851.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

HERMAN's TINwARE can't be beat. -
His shop is a few d"ers West of the old
Globe Hotel. lie is an old and good me-
ellanie, and makes all his work himself, and
sells cheaper than suybody else. All wbo
wan, tinware will save money by calling on
him. lie follows no other business and
pays all his attention to making aud selling
good, substantial, and cheap work.
May -. 1851.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
DIED.

In this place, Sept. 30th, Mrs CArnA-
RiSE LYNCH, aged 81 years.
The deceased was born in York, Pa
She was member of tie NJ. u. Church, up
wards of II years. After lingering III
ness, death clmo and found hor rcady for
her solemn change. Perfectly rational, and
conscious tilat her end was nigh, her dying
utterlnce was one of holy triumph g II this
be death, l have the victory over sin -
She then cxortcd her husband to moet her IN
Heaven. SO passed away the vito and
uiotll:r. On earth, her loss is keealy telt
abb incurred, but in Heaven there Is glad
r&ss over another spirit safe " heno.
sesseW. L. s.
a.h - lsa.. u ~
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
CHAs. WHITNEY.


New York, Oct. ., 1855.
PROF O ]. WOOD Dear Sir: Aiter read.
IN; the adFcrtiserla aiit uoae 0f tae New York
journals, of your ctl,httt.d Hair Restorative,
I procured hall pint hottie, and WAS 50 much
pledsel with it th II | continued its uss .5s two
months, and am saiisla it is ri l,lly lc best
prep piration b-tese the pu5ic. IL ut once re-
moved all the dandsuff and unpl,,s mt itching
from The scalo, and has restored my hair n.lt-
ursly, ana, hase ns 10 ut, peisntnent!y so.
Iuu h.se permission 10 ief... 10 me, all WAC
entertain any dsubts ofiis performing all that
is claimed fog it,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

UThe Syracuse Standard says chat one
of the ladies' on board OF the Minnehaba, at
the p.c-nio on Wednesday last, exposed her
under skirts during the shower. Can the
back Of the skirt was printed in circle, 10
largo blue letters, ''Extra Gssvss 20
poands.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
Watertown. aIass.. Mnr /. Isa5.

NItEVUWII, NdsN'i My J, IoO0-
PROF o. j. WOOD Allow lue to attest
the virtues anl magic powers OF your II lir Re-
storative. Tires mo ltls since being exceed
ingiy gray, purchased an sool conn.ace
~ use, two hatsleS; an il soaa beg N To tell,
ia restoring thc silver locks to til II nAiiee col
or, AMI the hlir wlich was b. s'oge dry anu harsh,
an filling OF, nov becIme lttani glo ssy ana
il ceased filling; the dAndruff dis tppeated,
aai the scalp lost all tbs disagreaa5le itching,
50 annoying before. a4d n9s, NOT only LOOK
but feel young ag lin.
Respectfully, yours. etc.
en- WEIltNE,Y
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
STW FlLh GOODS.

THE subscribers have jast apeaed l'rge as
sortn,ent af FALL and WIN FER GOODS,
All of which viii be Offered at prices 10 siit the
fines. Ne respectfully invite cash and prompt
S;x month Gus. oneFs te cal and exaRlile our
stock assuring them that We s''at ohef greater
Inducements than ersr hersfoiefs-
Country Produce OF all kinds E@aSed, iof
w,,i,h we viii pas the highest price.
"i''e'' - - q. i. CRAME2 4 CO.
Oct l6, 1851.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
A0TlGp.

LETTERS of Administration having bee1
granted 10 the subscriber, living i. >et. Cl1ir
township. on tie estate of CAthariue oidhtm'
late oi sid township, deed, al persons knOw-
lag themselves indebted to said estate are here.
i,y notified 10 make payment immediately, and
Nose having cllims against The same viii ire-
" thela proteily authenticated ior ssttic-
Ax.
i BENZ It. WALKER,
Ain'r.
o'fS, 1857.