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CRops IN THE WET.--0nr Western
exchanges are beginning TO give better ac-
counts of the growing crops. Early in the
Spring we had dismal forcbodinss Of scar
city and famine; biz sicce the weather has
improved and the snow, ice aud dreariness
of Winter has disappeared The farmers and
the press of Illinois aud Other Western
States are changing their lamentations over
probable short crops into cheerful predie-
tions of an abandrn, harrest.-Pafs5urg
Journal.
We almost daily hear of reports indica-
tive Of this state Of things, from various
parts Of our own aud ueighboring States,
since the season has fairly opened. The
Winter wheat in most localities ooks we'll
aud liberal extent Of soil is being devoted
to Spring sown wheat. The quality of corn
that will he planted this season is almost
incredible, and with anything like favorable
weather for planting and growing, by far
the heaviest crop of corn will be gathered
this year than has ever been harvested in
.ahis country.
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HERsAa's TISwARE can't be sca.. =
His shop is few doors West Of the old
Globe Hotel. lie is an old and good me-
ehanic, aud makes all his work himself, and
sells cheaper than anybody else. All who
want tinwarc win save money by calling on
him. He follows no other business and
pays al his attention to making aud selling
good, substantial, and cheap work,
Nav %, 1857.
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Tag CaNzr.-Ptofsssor Mitchell, of
Cincinnati, in recen, lecture on astrono-
my, ridculed the idea of the collision Of a
comet with the earth, and remarked, in re-
lation to the idea that the earth may, after
all, DO destr Dyed by a comet, that he could
not tell. bus thought that ''if We lived to
meet such catastrophe, we should pass
the age of Metfuselah about len millions
of years" We tdink but very few peo-
PIE would be content to wait 80 long for
such 5 spectacle. Nervous people may
cake courage. There is good chance for
fhcin to die pesceatly, and in the good old
fashioned way.
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Notice.

THE undersigned, appointed 10y the Orphans
Court an Auditor, to settle and adjust the ac-
counts &c, between tbs estate Of Andrew Mil
Ter, late Of Londonderry township, decd, and
the heirs, and make distribution Of the estate,
will for that purpose, meet all parties interest
ed at his office in Bedford, on Wednesday, the
10th day of June, next.
JOB MANN,
May 90, 1857 Auditor
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SaERlPp'S SlLb.

DY virtue OF Writ of Fl. Fa., to me di-
Ed rectcd, there will be sold At the Court
House, in the Borough of Bedford, on Satur-
day the 18th day Of June, 1857, at l O'Clock,
p. NJ, the following Real Estate, to wit:
Que Tract Of Land. containing 449 acres,
more or less, about so acres cleaied and under
fence, with two story log houses and a dou-
Die log barn thereon erected; also an apple or
ch4rd thereon, adjoning lands OF Jacob Ritchcy,
Adam Hiaish, Joha Grove aud othe S, situate
in East Providence Township, Bedford Goun-
ty, and taken in execution as the property oi
Christian fisher, Wesley Fisher, and PHILIP
Fisher,
HUGH MOORE. Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. Bedford, May q, 1851
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby notiiel and ad-
IN vised not to purchase or receive from
Thomas Watson, of Bedford County, note
which was given by me to him, for 5000, da.
ted Nay 25th, 1851, and payable three months
after ddte,-as | have full and complete le-
gal and equitable defence to the SINE and am
determined not to pay it unless compelled 10
do so by process OF law.
GEORGE W. WALTERS.
Spang's Mills, Blair Co., June s. 1857.
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ONLY ONE BOTTLE
OF
DIR. SANFGED'S
INTIGGRiTOR,
Or LIVER REMEDY

rs required to cure any one troubled with
J. Liver Complaints, unless this most despsr-
ate of cases, when the SECOND bottle will, with
scarce a single failure. restore the patient to
health and vigor. We wisl, to call the atten-
ti0n of all to these facts that the IaYigOrator
is compounded by physician who has used it
in his practice for the past twenty years with a
success almost credulons. and that it is entire
y vegetable, being composed wholly of gums.
Some idea of the strength of these gums
may he formed when IL Is known one bottle Of
the Iuyigordter contains much strength as
one hundred doses Of domeI without any OF
its dsleterious effects.
One bottle is the surest thing known to carry
away the bad effects OF mineral poison OF any
kind.
OS,y one BOTTLE Is needed to throw out OF
the system the eff cts of medicine after long
sickness.
One bottle taken for Jaundice removes all
yellowish or unnatural coior from the skin.
One dose after eating is snfficient to relieve
the stomach and prevent the food frum rising
and souring.
oaIy one dose taken before retiring prevents
nightmare.
oae dose taken at night loosens the bowels
gently and cures costiveness.
One dose taken after each meal will cure
Dyspepsia.
0ae dose of two -spoonsful win always
relieve Sick Healachs.
One bottle taken for female obstruction re-
moves the cause of the disease, and makes u
perfect cure.
Only one dose Immediately relieves Choic,
while
0ae dose often repeated is cure for
Cholera Morous, and sure preventative OF
Cholera.
0ae dose taken often viii prevent the recur-
renee OF billions attacks, while it relieves all
painful feelings.
p5y- One or two doses taken occasionally is
one Of the best remedies for a cold ever known.
Thousands of cases of Inflammation and weak
ness of the lungs have been cured by the In
vigorator.
One dose taken short time before eating
gives vigor To the appetite and makes food di-
gest wen.
oae dose often repeated cures Chronic Diar-
rh9 in IFS worst forms, while summer and bow
el complaints yield almost 10 the first dose.
0ns or two doses cures attacks caused by
worms, while for worms in children, there is no
surer, safer and spec 1ier rciaedy in the world,
us il never fails
There is no exaggeration In these statements,
they are plain and sober facts. that we can give
evidence 10 prove, while all who use j are
giving their unanimous testimony il its tlyor.
We wish all who are sick ana dcbilhated 10
try this remedy, and test II thoroughly, and
any who are not beneftted hy its nse We should
like GO hear from, rs we have yst 10 hear from
Tire first person who has used bottle ot lnrig-
orator without receiving benefit, for there arr
snch astonishing medicinal virtues in II, that
all, no matter how bong they have peen AFFECT
ed, if their compliant arises from deraa5ed
liver. win he benefited. If not entirely cured.
STAFFORD g. CO., Psoprietors, 345 Broad
way New 7 ors.
For sale by DR., B. F. Harry, Bedford, Pa.
March 81, IS5T-zzcq
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LOS 3

nN Monday evening last, in West Pitt or
" Juliana Street, Goiisfoae and Mosaic
EAR DROP, Set IN gold. As it is valued as a
gift, the finder will confer great favor GU the
owner by leaving it at this Office, where suit
able reward will be paid for it.
June s. 1851.
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a ). Illustrators soliee.

LETTER : testamentary having been granite,
to the subscriber, on the Estite Of jacob Kag
arics, late of Monroe Township, decd, all per
sons indebted to said Estate are requested Il
make pas nent immediately, and those having
claims, viii present them properly antheatiea.
ted for settlement.
JACOB B. KAGARICE, Admir-.
Residing in South Woodbury. Tp.
May %, 1857.
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ST. Par1, January, |, 1855.
PROFESSOR o. ]. WOOD.


DEAR SIR: Unsolicited send you this
certificate. After being nearly bald for long
time, aud having tried all the hair resioratives
extant, and having no faith in any, was in-
duced, on hearing Of yours to give il trial
| placed myself ia the hands Of lJArbar, and
mad my head rubbed with a good stiff brush
and the Restorative then applied and We'll
rubbed in, till the scalp was agloS. This
repeated eSsry morning, and in three weeks
the yonng hair appeared aud grew rapidly from
August last TIL tsie present time, aud is now
thick, black aud siropg-soft and pleasant 10
the touch; whereas, before, il was harsh and
why, what little there Was Of it, and that little
was disappearing rery r9pidly. stilIuse yonr
restorative aboait twice wsek, aud shall soon
have good and perfect crop of hair. Now,
had read OF these tIings--and who has not2
but ltave not seen hitherto any case where any
persons hair Was really benefited by any ot
the hair TOXIC, ETC., ei the day; and it really
gives me pleasure to record the result of my
experience | have recommended yeur pre-
paration 10 theirs, and il already has large
and general sale throughout the Territory
The people here know its effects, and have
confidence in It. THE supply y5a sent us, as
wholesale agents for the Territory. is nearly
exhausted, and daily Inquiries made for it.
You deserve credit for your discovery; and I !,
for one, return yon nv thanks Tor t, benefit
long ago or ever edecting such a result
Yours, hastily, j. ". BOND.
Firm of Bond & Kelley. Druggists, 81. Paul:
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N0TIGE 10 RETiII.ERS.

TN pursuance Of an Act Of Assembly appro-
| we'd the eighth day Of May 1854 requiring the
Treasurer Of each County TO publish IN the
month of April and NJ ay. Of each year, a list Of
ali Retailers Of Foreign ard Domestic Goods,
Wares and Merchandise, notice is hereby given
TO retailers in classes, as directed by law, that
the Taxes must be paid TO the County Treasur-
er on or before the first day Of August next.
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From the Editor Of the Real Estate adv ser.

From the Editor of the Real Estate Adviser ]
Bosros, 81 School Street, March -. 1855.
DEAR SIR: Having become PFematurely quite
gray, was Induced, some six weeks since, to
make a trial OF your Restorative. have used
less than l,gp hotties, bAt the gray hairs have
all disappeared; and although my hair has not
fuly att.iucd its original color, yet the pro-
cess OF change is gradually going on aud ! am
in great hopes tll.f ih short tilae my hair will
be rs dark as formerly. have also been much
gratifed AT the healthy moisture and yigor of
the hair, w5ieh before was harsh and dry, and
it has ceased to come out as formerly.
Resp ctfui; yours,
D. C. N. RUPP.
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The Way OF THE TRANsGREssoR Is
HARD The Hon. Barker Burnell, formerly
State Senator hom Nantucke. county, is now
in chain gang at Valparaiso, having been
sentenced for robbing the mail. lie may
be seen daily in the streets of that city
With ball attached 70 his leg, working
with his fellow convicts. He was Indicted
several years since for enbezzliug the funds
Of the Nantueke: Bank, but escaped the
punishment due to bis crime BY leayi ng his
country for his country's good. .''-Bosfon
Transcript
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POOR HOUSE MILL.

TTyHE subscriber is now prepared to accommo-
l. date the public at the Poor House Mill.
Custom work ana Merchant work done TO or
der. An Flour made by him warranted to
give satisfaction. lie respectfully solicits o
share of the public patronage.
NELSON F.4RQUH.3R.
May l, 1s5T.-c
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TAKE NOTICE !!

THAr all Farmers desirous Of preserving the
health Of their Cattle, aud al the same time. of
increasing the pr pbts Of their Stock from 20 TO
20 per cent. on equal amounts of food, should
llN the
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rVAl GID "a N e. E4. !.

1shE Books and Accounts Of the subscriber
L have been left in the hanls of JOHN ALslp
for collection. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to him will please call and
MOSES STIEE.
April Il. 1871
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ANERIcANIsM IN KENrUcKY-Th result
of the May election in this State, so far as
il can be considered any indication of the
eoudition Of parties, shows very large gain
for the American party. In a large number
of precincts which gave large majorites for
Buchanan, American candidates have been
elected
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TIE LAW OF MfGHT.-A negro entered a
store in St. Louis, and with request for
change, threw down $40 gold piece, which
went over tue counter and fell upon the aoor
The man behind the counter refused to re-
turn il, aud was heard to console himself
with tie reflection that be could not be con-
yietcd on the testimony Of black man
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HOTECE.
May % 1857

TIE undersigned, Auditor to Distribute the
funds in the hands of Amos Wertz. admir- of
the estate OF Mary Statler, decd, will meet the
parties in interest at his office in Bedford, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of June next.
JN0. MOWER,
Sgy 20 1857. Auditor.
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sAmuEL W. IacurCmEN,

MILL WRIGHT And BUR.e MILL STONE
A.sNUFaeTUREa.
GoLE Proprietor ef JoHSsoS's highly ap-
- proved ami much improved SMUT AID
SCREENING MACHINE: Improved lloN
C0NGAyE BRAN DUSTER, the preinuw
Machine for Miliers.
Iiesi9encs G0. 6t RUEFN Street, (isth
Ward, } ad iress Kenslagto Post Cfics.
shop liAYDoGk Street, below Front,
PHILADkkPHIA.
Cocaiico Mill Stones, Mil Irons, Smnt Ma
chimes, Patent Mill Bush Portable Mills,
Stretched Belting, Censeat and Screen
Wire, Square Meshed Boiling
Cleths.
Feb 81, 1857 SIN
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M gIF GOODS

The uadcrs gned have iast received full
supply of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
winch they viii sell at lower prices tnan are
genera lly asked in Bedford. Please call and
nd 90 for yourselves
A. B. CRAMER 4 co.
May /. 1851.
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EOhysicians prescriptions eaFefulsy compound
ed, at all hours OF the day OF night, at nc.
Harry's, Drug Store.
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NE rs. Stowe,s new work.-Iresi, tale 81 the
ItlGreat Dismal Swamp, equal to Uncle
Toms Cabin, just received at DR.. HaFry's
Cheap BOOK Store.
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
READ THlS--0ED iyD YOUNG.

Is, no doubt, the most wonderful discovery of
this age Of progress, for il viii restore, perma-
nently, gray hair to its original color, cover
the head Of the bald with a most luxuriant
growth, remove at once ali dandruf and itch
ing, cure all scrofHla, and other cutaneous
ernpiions, sach as scsid head, etc. It win
cure. as if by magic, nervous or periodical
headache; make the hair soft, glossy, and
Way, ahd preserve ths color perfectly, and
the hair from falling, 70 extreme old age.
The following is from distinguished mem
Der Of the medical profession
ST p,r-r J.nparv lgs-
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Flour in Baltimore, $3.50 aud 1856.
Iu Phiiadelphia, $3.50.
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The MAPLE SUeAR CRops OF 1851
The Albany Argus estimates the maple sug-
ar crop of the State of New York for the
present spring at 2C,0oo,oOo pounds; the
total value of which, at twelve and a half
cents per pound, Ia low estima;e)i lis 81, ,500,-
600. The same paper estimates the whole
crop of tie Union at 6s.5oo,o00 pounds,
valued at S,562, o0-making the quapi;y
and value very nearly eqaal to ope-half the
cane product oflast year--and contributing
in very important degree, to relieve the
last years deficiency.
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Notice 10 Bridge Builders.

DROPOSALs will be received at the Com
4 .nissoner's Office, in Bedford, until the
30th Of May inst. for the erection Of new
nridge over Dimniags C4eel, near lis mouth,
in Bedford TowRship. The -hr4ga is to Le an
uncovered one. Tie plan may he seen at The
Commissioner Office. ne bridge is to be
placed on the old a'lutmeats, which VIII, how
ever, need To be repaired.
By order Of Commissioners.
II. NTcoDESUs, Clerk.
xf,r1z JQ-T
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We are authorized TO announce SAMUEL
J. CASTNER, ESQ, pf Middle Woodherry
Township, as candidate for Sheriff, snbiect to
the decision Of the Union County Convention
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We are authorized TO announce GEO.
R. OSTER, Of Bedford Borough, as a candi-
date Tor Treasurer, subject to the decision OF
the Union County Convention.
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Mr.. Own

Please announce Mr. VIZ. DIBERr.
Of Colerain Township, as a suit able candidate
for Sheriff, subject TO the decision of the Union
County Convention. W. PROVIDENCE TIP.
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PUBLIC SALE
Oh hBiL ESTiFh.

IN pursuance of an order OF the Orphans
IL Court Of Bedford County, the subscriber
will expose to Sale 10y public vendue or cutlery,
on MONDAY TUE I'D DAY OF JUNE, A.
D., 1857, on the premises, the following de-
scribed Real Estate lately the property OF
George Repiogle, deed, viz
A Tract Of Land,
situate in Middle woodberry Tosrnsl ip sd-
joiEing the hate mansion place of said .-ceaS-
ed, containing l25 acres and I29 perches, neat
measure, of which there ale about so acres
cleared ami under fence. The Improvements
are good two story LOG DWELLING
HOUSE. a first rate new frame Bank Barn,
well finished, with two threSliing floors aud
Stable.
TRRMs.-One third of the purchase money
TO remain in the bands of the purchaser during
the life of she widow Of said George Replogle,
deceased, the interest thereof TO be paid to her
annually. and at her death he principal to the
heirs of said deceased one third on the first
day of April, A. d., 1858, and the remaining
third in two equal annual payments, without
interest. Said payments to be secured by
Judgment bonds.
Possession VIII be gver on the drst day OF
April, A. D., 1898.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock. A. VI.
ALEXANDER HOLSINGER.
.4dm'r Of George Replogie, dre'd.
Nav Ii, 1851
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o. II. WOOD & Co, Projectors. sla Broad
way. N y. aud ia Market street, St. Lons,
Missouri.
For s,ie by Dr. B. F. Harry, B.dford, Pa,
and by Druggists generally.
April 3, 1851 .-zzcq.
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vegeteble Cattle Powdsr.

Manufactured by BREISIc, FRoSRFrELD K Co.,
Chemists, of Philadelphia. No discovery OF
the present age is of equal importance TO the
world at large, either In a scientific point Of
view, or in 4 pecuniary relation. 1t is just
now beginning to attract the attention ii so
richly deserves. The experience of thousands
OF Farmers from Nova Scotia TO Texas have
united in tie common opinion that it is very
cheap source of wealth 10 those who own Stock
and cultivate the soil In different parts Of tue
United States the scientific Farmers have sub
jected It TO rigid tests, yet all are compelled TO
unite IN awarding II the merit of greatly en-
hancing the value Of Stock even to saIpTis-
Ing degree. When we reflect that q Horse takes
into his system over Is pounds, and asCotc
over | pounds Of 0rygea every "a hours, and
that this Orygea can Only combine in the body
with Hytroge and Carbon, and is thrown off in
the form OF wafery rapor and Cqrboaic acit; IT
at once becomes apparent that if this Orygea
could he made 70 combine with agents, without
destoying any of the re lily Rntritive portions
OF the toed, tiist much inore good would result
from the SAME amount OF food than otherwise.
This discovery has been made by the Proprie
tors, and has been honestly tested by the ex-
peIieuce of thousands of frugal and industri-
Gus Farmers. Frequent demands have bseD
made by the 'swise ones disclose the els
ments and The mode of Manufacturing il, ana
thus give Tree scope to such valuable dis
cevtry. liz reply We answs r, that some persons
must prepare and compound it, even il It WAS
universally made known. and as We are the
discorerers and are able 10 supply tbs srhoie
acorld ii it must he by our extensive arrange
Eents, we do not see that much good would
follow, perhaps the coat rary. 1t wcHld soon
be ddalferatcI and thus iujure more than it
would do good.
Since our discovery has been made. great
many false preparations bearing the name Of
Cdttle Poloder have been put out by unprinci-
pied men, hoping to gain notice 10y the popn-
larity obtained for ours. We advise all 10 be-
care Of imposition; meu will do anything for
money. Let every man lock out for himself.
Zach pack Of the true genaine Porder has the
signature Of Breiaig, froesicsd & Co., on the
end Of each pack, all others are couateUeiis;
look well 10 il.
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Weare authorized to announce CAPT. JAS.
S. BECKWITH, of Colerain Township. as a
candidate for the ofFi.e of Sheriff SUI 1ect to
the decision Of the Union County Convention.
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CAKLrLr. Illinois. Jaae 10, ls5

CAkLrLE. Illinois, Jane 10, 1855.
have used Professor Woods Hair Rcstora-
tive, and have admired its wonderful etiect.-
Ny hair was becoming, as | thought. prena-
turely gray, but hr the use of the t-Restora-
tive,H it has resumed its original coIog, and
have IEn- 4lss,ist fszria ,suentiy so.
SIDNEY RREESs.
Ex-senator Unitel States.
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TnE WAY rHEY Grr RIoH IN rnr Wrsr

The WAY THEY GET RIoH IN THE WEST.
A gentleman who has just returned from
Kansas, where he has resided two years, tells
Of the high price ofprovisions in that region.
Flour, last month, was selling at 8 IA per
barrel, molasses 81 Boa gallon, pork twenty
cents pound, aud other things at the same
rate. The crops last year were poor, the
wiuter severe, killing many cattle, and the
army OF emigration 50 large as to deyour all
before them. To the question, how did you
live ?--the answer was prompt "Liye,'
said he, sslive ON cracked corn; corn for
breakfast, corn for diuner, and corn for sup
per. ] have just learned to live, and if ]
had practiced here for ten years, what was
forced to there, even at low wages, | should
have been rich man"
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DAVID OVER, ESQ:
You will please announce the name OF
JOHN ALSiP, ESQ, of Bedford Borough,
candidate for Prothonotary of Bedford
County, subject to the decision OF the Union
County Convention. MANY