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y R AND SIX HORSE TUMBLING
SHAFT POWER MACHINES.
Gv1lfiWat tors

reckham's New York FIVE-HOED STEEL POINT
EXPANDING CULTiVATOR-Roge Pit s5nrs
patent STEEL TOOTH EXPANDING CDLIIYA-
TOR, for working corn, seeding in grain, flaming
Mills, Horse Rakes, Lever Cutting Boxes, Harows,
Wheeloafows. made to order. All the above afl
cles constantly hand, and sold reasonable
terms.
Repairing Of all kinds Of Machines, whethet
made here OF elsewhere, done the shortest notice.
Castings for all my Machines and Ploughs
made a; the Foundry of Mr.. Michael Bannan, IN
Bedford, and will compare with any made in the
State for strength and durability. BLACKSMITH
ING done to order. All my work warranted 10 gave
satisfaction,
= From past experience of twenty years in the
Machine bn>iaeSs, feel confident that can give
entire satisfaction TO all who may favor win
call. Cali and examine uy work before you puf
chase elsewhere, as am determined 10 please all,
Horses, grain of all kinds, lumber and iron, w,il
be taken in exchange for work
PETER II. SHlRES,
bedford, 3ldY n, 1S5S-Gn. Alachtnist.
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Col. Sieploe's Fight VITA The indians

San Francisco, Juue >, 1898.
The steamer Panama arrived this morning
from The north, and biugs tie following nlriIi-
grncp concerujGL the reported battle brtweeu
Col. S-no1 and the Indians. The Olympia
Pioneer and Dsmoc,m Of May Is says just
as we are getting cur paper ready for press, an
express arrived from C1i. Steptor, in tie SIM
coe Valley, with dispatches form Lieut.. Col.
Casey aHd letters 70 his EeceIlency, Gov Nc
AIulian, informing them OF the defeat, on the
fGth INST, at the FIRST crossing Of tue Snake
river, about thirty miles above It's Junction with
the Columbia, oil tbe command Of Colonel
Stept3p.
The command consisted OF five companies, OF
four hundred men. Ihr Indians are reported
10 have been fifteen hundred sttong, and COM
nospd OF ihe Snake Poiouse and other tribes
The action resulted in three officers and fifty
lnpn Killed. Two oflhr officers killed are Capt.
Wyndcrs and Lieut. Gazdpn. The Indians
tool, two hoNilz-rS which belonged 10 the COM
maUd and all but sixty pack animals.
In fact 50 complete has been the rout that tie
officer IN command was compelled to fall back
with the utmost precipitation. The 3attle took
place while the regulars were ID the act OF
crossing the river Col. Stepioe had proceeded
INTO The Snake country pracrabiy 10 treat with
theirs. or proceed 10 hoslIIties if necessary
The o.irct OF bis visit was probably Of similar
character with that ot Major HaiI-r, which
resulted in like unfortunate manner. Major
Ha.iyr proceeded there with one hundred and
four nrn, and IN the praceaJle manner OF the
emglaLts in 1854. He returned without the
nur.rTrIs, bul with twenty-five ofhis command
Killed aad wounded on lItteIs.
Il is much t. be feared we are on the eve oi
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Execntor,s Notice.

Letters tesfamentary on the last W III and I@sta-
ment Of Iohu Claar, late OF Bedford borough, dec a.
having been granted 10 The subscriber residing IN
sad borough, noiice therefore given 10 all per
sous indebted 10 The oi said deed, 10 make
Immediate payment, aud those having claims Will
present them iorlhwiih properly authenticated iof
settlement JOSEPH CLAAR,
June Il 81 Executor.
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In South Woodberry township, on Sunaay, the
Goth day Of June, luli,l after i lew days SICK
ness, John G Forney, aged .'3 years, month
ana 20 days
On the 10Th ol May, Of Scarlet Rash. at the
residence of her (randiathes, in Bedford tp.,
Sarah NJ. Ilnll. aged j years, months and
3 liarS
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E4igef' EaayigOFaioE'.
PREPARED BY DIR. sANDFoEp,

6OMPOUND ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
n oae Of tic best pnreattVe a~d hrey medicines
before the public, that acts Catharttc, easier
milder, and more efectual than any othe. medicine
known. 1t is not only Cathartic, but Liver re-
medy, acting first on the Liver 10 eject lis morbid
matter, then on the stomach and bowels 10 carry of
that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes effect
uay, without any of the painful feelings eXPer-
enced in the operations OF most Cathartlcs. 1t
streng thens the system at the same time that it
purges it; and when taken daily in moderate doses,
will strenthen and build il up with unusual rapid
tv
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Noffcc.

Il OfECc.
The co-partner,hip heretofore existing, under
the firm Of Abraham keagy, senior, and John Bum
baugh, dissolved the first day of April, last
by mulual consent. The Books are ia the hands OF
the subscriber, for settlement. III persons mdebt-
ed to the firm will please make payment, and those
having claims against said firm will please present
them without delay.
ABRAHAM L. BECHHQFER.
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Bedford Mineral Springs Company.

Notice is hereby given to the stockholders
OF said Company that the annual election Of
President and Directors Of said Company will
be held at the Bedford Springs, on the FIRST Mon
day, (6fth day. of July, proxmo.
s. l.. RUSSELL.
Secretary.
Inne llh. 1858.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
LETTERS Tesampuary having been granted
by the Register OF Bedford county, the underssn-
ed Executors oi the last VIII aud Testament of Ia-
cob +. Amick late oi ST. Clarsville, in said county,
drcd--al persons knowing themselves indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
neHt, and those having claims against il viii present
them.pronery authenticated Tor settlement
MARY ANN AAllCK, Exeeutrix,
ST. CiarsviIl-.
GEORGE r. OSTER, Executor.
June l. lS5S-Gt Bedford.
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Attention, Zgifiemen.

YOU are hereby ordered 10 appear on parade,
on SATURDAY, tie Sd day oI July, eeXt:
at 10 o'clack, A NJ, ia summer uniform, with
10 rounds u blank cartridge.
Rg order OF the Captain,
WM RITCHEY, O. ).
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ATTRACTION!
New and Cheap
Cj0fhin9' Emporium

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens OF Bedford and surrounding country, that he
has opened out in Bedford, the old and well known
stand, known 4 5 the
"RIS1NG SUM-"
extensive Clothing Establishment. where he v,il
always be found with large and we'll selected stock
OF gentlemen, and boys clothing. From his long ex-
peTience IN the business, he haters himself that he
cannot be surpassed, either in his facilities for pur
chasing clothing at low figure, or OF selling them
ever than any other store within 80 miles Of this
place,
Not wishing 10 enumeiate The many different arti
cles OF clothing on hand he would merely state that
IN FaFi ms stock consists OF coats ranging from %
cents, 10 SIS, pant. from 80 cents, 10 $40, vests
from 575 ct>, 10 Sc. Also, shirts, collars, cravas,
trunks, carpet sacks, &c, &c.
All persons wishing 10 purchase clothing or any
thing else IL my line, will never regret OF calling
at Leopods No J., cheap clothing Emporium, where
you can get cheap and unheard of bargains-Come
one. come ali.
May II, 1853 A: LEOPOLD.
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SH0IHE{DiIG! Ia

- -Fsssz1sas HAVING commenced the ~@<sz6-Ss@
business OF Shoemeuding, door east OF Mr.
Brice's Hotel, Bedford, Pa. am prepared TO do all
manner OF work this line OF busines, at the short
est notice, and in 1he most substantial manner, on
more reasonable rates than usual, thing iN!isPsn
Sajie. Give me call, Try my work and judge Tor
yourselves.
June II ,'5S. ]. b. BAKER.
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EDFORD
WI scsaisae Sah DEes

u III subscriber would Ino,i respectfully Announce
10 he farming Community, and public ~ gener
a. ha le stiii continues Manufacture at his sbop
~ Bedford Pa, the following farming nensils, OF
: he very best material, and III the most workman
like n,araer, w.
FOUR AND SIX HORSE TIJMBLING'
SHAFT POWER MACHINES,
with large open cylinders, SIX slaves, and SPIKES
screwed "a, and improved Straw Shakers attached
Their uperiors for strength and speed are not made
IN this OF any other county ia the State
-Four Horse Tnmbling Shaft and Strap Power Ma
chine with cylinder open shut, as may be desired
and shaker the best kind for cqnyenience ease OF
draft, and perfect working. This machine has no
superior anywhere.
THREE HORSE MACHINES. Of the same kind
TWO AND THREE HORSE TgMBLiNG SHAFT
POWER MACHINES, very convenient excel
lent machine for small farmers, with without sha
kers. HILL SIDE PLOUGHS, q a very
superior pattern to any in use in this country
Single aaa DouJ{e Sk9tel l9oaehS it stcek shoUeis
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\ New CouATErFEIT. Of The denomination
of$l0, on the State Bank Of Ohio, has made lis
appearance in Cincinnati. It was taken on de-
post at one Of the Laading banking houses in
that city on Monday last, and it is pronounced
by the best Judges to be the best executed aud
moSt dangerous counterfeit now ID circulation.
The Ga=dte says: Th" country will undoub:rd
" be flooded with lbrm. Several have been
sent here, already, from New York, WHERE they
were received as genuine. Refuse all notes
often do!iors on The branches ofhte Nafe Baab
ofOhjo
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.1Hfh0f ot '-LetteFS 10 Ia1GttdS
Editor Of the .:AIedicll Strfhoscopp,'' &c,
Dr. Hardnan treats Consumption, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Laryn gitls, and all diseases OF the throat
and lungs, by Mr,,icated Inhalation lately used ln
the treatment OF all human nalades is % get at the
their action upon the organ requiring relief. This
is the important fact upon which Inhalation IS bas-
ed Hthe stomach is diseased we take medicines
directly into the stomach II the lungs diseaS-
ed, breathe or inbae moderated sapor, directly into
the lungs. Medicines The aHtidotes 10 disease
and should be applied to the very of the disease.
Inhalation is the application OF this principle to the
treatment OF the lungs, for II gives direct
TO those intricate air cells and tubes which lie of
reach OF every other means OF administering medi-
cHeS. Inhalation brings the medicine in direct con-
tact with the disease, without the disadvantage OF
any violent action. It's application is simple,
that il be employed by the youngest infant or
feebIest invalid. II does not deIanse the stomach,
comfort OF business OF the patient
GrEEc DISEASES TKEITGD.- Ia relation 10 the fol-
lowing diseases, either wher cosnp cated with Lung
affections or existing alone, also invite consUlta-
ton. ] usually find them promptly earabic.
Paplapus and all other forms OF female complaints,
Irregularities and Weakness.
Palptation and all other forms of Heart Diseases,
Liver Complaints Dysps psia and all other diseases
% the Stomach and Bowels, Piles, &c. dc.
4 II diseases Of the rye and ear. Neuralgia, Epl-
iepsy and all forms of nervous disease.
S. u. llARDMAN, NJ. d.
No charge for consultation.
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.qDMLAISTR.aroR,S .AorLcE.


LETTERS Of administration having been
granted by the Register oil Bedford County to
the undersigned, upon the Estate Of Eliza
beth Stiler, late of Napier township, deceas-
td-ali persons knowing themselves ludfbl-
ed 10 said estate ARE requested 10 come for
ward and make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the Estate will present
them properly authenticated for settlement
JOHN ROWZER,
May 81, 1853. Administrator
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fDaTINlSTRA T0R'S NO1ICE.
LETTERS oi administration having been gram
ted by the Register Bedford county, 10 the under-
signed, upon the estate OF Jacob iieltze, late OF
bedford township, dec dali persons therefore know
ing themselves indebted 10 said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment End those having
claims against il will present them dpy authentlca-
ted for settlement.
DANIEL IiELTZET., Admir-.
June T. lSJS-Gtt
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Boots and Shoes.

large assortment Of the best make, aud newest
and !atest styles; ladies' gentlemens and boys wear
GROC ERIES.
Sugars white aud brown of all grades, syrup mo-
Iasses and all other articles usually kept in
1t IS impossible in advertisement, 10 euumerate
all our goods; and stock, il will be
shown with great pleasure and before you 90, you
will be convinced That you have stopped the right
place TO buy. REED & MtNNlCH.
May 3, IosS.
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Bazin's fancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams
sc. just received aad for sale al Dr. Harry's
Drug Store.
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IRON! IRONg
OF al excellent quality, all sizes,
al Harlley's tiuae IS. ,57l
GRAIN DRILLS, STRAW CUTTERS.
Cider Mills, Fam Mills, The best in use al
Hartley Sign of the Big Lock jlS'5S
All kinds of goods sold.al REED s MIN
NICH'S Tor Cast or Produce.
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'Ehe BEDFORD Gazette.
81 HoME 40 AeRoAp.

Hon WILSON kfiii.E.- W are requested to
announce that ME- REiLLy is a candidate far
nomination by The Democratic COMPRESSION
= Conference for This district. The Canf.ree>
Ir,,o flis county are uninstr,lcted. but tn, i'm.
.I,rsranding in Conyentor, when thpy we're ap-
.,in4l. was that they should support Ma
jfLLl ), '''+ -, iel,' ffa''N'i" "oo''
See advertisement Of Dir. Saniord's
Liyer IaFig"a'or, IN another column
m. Dinner. 10 bs Given on satnrlav nevt
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!

SAVE YOUR MONEY!
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform the travelling public, that he has established
daily line of stages between Bedford and Latrobe.
The route is that of the old Philadelphia Turnpike
leading from Philadelphia TO Pittsburg, being one Of
the best coach roads in the Union.
Passengers uW REACH 3 Sszzs
trains of ears for Pittsbufg early III Sssa
as by going 10 Hollidaysbnrg ore------sz ore-=-S- - x
Johnstown. The fare TO Pttsbnrg en- this route
is Four Dcifesys and Ts'eAty Cents being
THREE DOLLARS CHEAPER
than on any other route from Bedford 10 tha point
Coaches leave tie Washington Hotel, Bedford, eve
~ morning, at G. O'Clock, Sundays exeeped) and
the Depot Latrobe every morning, after The atri-
val of the mail train from fittsburg, Sundays ex
cepted. JOSEFH a. 1AhMAN.
February, II, 1s5S-tf.
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STar w;egs E5neGases,

TIE repeated nsuas offered 10 the American
flag BY British cruisers have caused very just
irritation on THIS side of the water, aud should
''Ancieut John" noi cave Ia we should not be
surprised if it led 10 hostile manifestations
Meanwhile Osfer, ,+5an>Peehsr q Corn, success
sors Of Rapp 8 Osfer, are receiving an addi-
tiona supply Of NEW GOODS, which they
viii continue to sell CHEAPER than ever, in
their new and handsomely fitted Up room re-
Gently occupied by Rupp * 0slrr.
New Store, NJ. ] Cheap SiIe:
Bedford, MAY %. 1898.
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TO LNvALIDs.
DIR. IiRDNiN. II
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,
AND
fer Diseases Of the LUNGS,
.4ufhor Of ..LeHers TO hUoiids !"

FORMERLY PHYSICIAN TO THE CINCINNATI
MARINE HOSPITAL, AND INNALIDS RETREAT,
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See advertisement OF DIR. Sanford 5
Liver Iayigola'or, in another column.
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GOOD CORN BKUUMS FOR 4 DINE,
All of which will be sold cheaper than the cheap
est. Don't forget 10 call al RUPP'S NEW STORE in
ANDERSON'S ROW, one door east OF Cessna and
& ShaDnon's office, and opposite the Gazette Office
G. w. RUPp.
April 80, 1865.
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June llth, 1858.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-15
b. TELEGRAPH.


ST. LOUIS, Jan. l4-Eansas returns are coming
/ in slowly. The result is uncertain.
The Legislature Of New Mexico has organized
! CALHoBSIA.-A street ARRAY occurred IN SaeFa-
mentO between Charles A. Sumner, relative OF the
Hon. Chas. Sumner, and Henry Shipley, e1ltoI
Of the Republican. Sumner was badly beaten. Cali'
fornia is healthy.
sAxDwIcH ISLANDS, Nov. l9.-Sugar-cans has
been raised sixteen feet high Fifty whalers were
at Honolulu, and fifty more at other ports. The
average catch Is $50 barrels TO the vessel
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA HOUsE-The House is
considering the Presidents message.
Mr.. Stephens denounced the arrest Of Gen. walker
as kidnapping. The Neutrality laws gave no au-
thOrity. lie advocated sending Walker and his men
back, and indemnifying them for their losses.
SENATE--Mr. Houston gave notice of a bill for the
admission OF the State Of Kansas.
NEW ORLEANS, Jau l4--COttOn, sales $500
bales, I higher 9la9@. Receipts 45O bales
Sugar, sin lower, 4a41. WOlasses one cent lower
Flour, activ, S4.25a4 so. Corn, active, 81. Hess
Pork Sl325. Provisions declining. Other arti-
eles unchanged.
NEW YORK, jan l4.-Couon active. Flour
firm. Wheat quiet. Corn 7Oa78. Ness Pork Sl4.-
j0al475 Bacon 72a9.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.-HoUsE-lF. Blair gave
notice Of his intention to ask the appointment Of
committee to enquire into the expedency OF acquir
ing territory in Central America for colOnizug free
blacks
lVr. Weller said thai Gen. Walker was induced to
go 6libustering by the Ostend manifesto. Great
ialghter)
The Pacific railroad was discussed, and the Sen
ate adiourned.}
CINCINNATI, Jan. 14.-Flour3 7Oa3 IS; whest
red 15aSj. Oats IS. Corn 30a35 Whisky 10
Hogs oja4 -. Provisions active. Lard a. Mess
PORK II %. Sugar j4a64. Molasses 24a2j. COT
Zee 9!al0l
ST. LOUIS, Jan IA The river is rising. The
steamer Flying Cloud is sunk al the lever island.
PORTLAND, Ne, JAN 1.-THE steamship North
America has arrived with Liverpool dates Of the 3Oth
LONDoE.-MOney easier, with prospect IF a
further reduction in bank notes
Lord Clarendon succeeds narrowly in the British
ministry.
The relief of lucknow is fully confirmed The
slaughter Of the rebels was great.
The United States frigate Minnesota with the COM
missioner to China, arrived at Hong Kong
Speedy operations against Canton will take place
The steamer Sarah Sands was destroyed by FIRE,
but reached Maurtiers with the troops.
LoNDuN.-Funds opened steady with an advancing
tendency. but after business hours suddenly de-
cined. Money frmer, but there is a full supply at
i5aI2 per cent. The amount Of gold in bank is in
kC0tton closed firm. All qualities advanced since
previous quotations. Lower grades improved one
ghth. Sales Of two days Il, 600 bales. Manches-
ter adyices favorable.
Money closed slightly easier. COnsols for &C
count 93Ia94
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W WIIL TNCUACE FOR Ntt;EOFS!
Ne %. tAr pre- 100 places the cty-hghly improved
- and boz m rss pheasant location. Cal soon as this il
very lgsiTa'lg IEhI-Tg. Jan I4l BOYD g. CO.
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REASONS WI. IA. enoyra q ',Er. sAsm,. " U"'.r-

REASONS Why THE sEOvEE d BAKEE HAcHNE Is UMTEH-
SALLY FREFERRED FAMILY SEWING.
1t is more 81 mple ard sasily kept in order than
any other Machine.
3D. Hmakes seam which will not rip or rsVel though
every third stitch is cut.
3D. 1t sews from two ordinary spoos, and thus eli
trouble OF winding thread avoided while the Ma
chine can be adapted, at pleasure BY change Of
sPoos, to all varieties OF work
4th The same Machine runs silk, linen thread aud
common spool cotton with equal facility.
9Th. The seam elastic the most elastic fabric so
that it Is free from all liability break in washing iron
ing, or Otherwise.
9Th. The stitch made BY this Machine is mora beautiful
than any other made either BY hand machine
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Are unqUestlOnably the best in the market.
No well regulated anily can afford to do without a
Grover B,ksr MACHINE made expressly for family use
We sdviss all srs to call and examine them Of No
Public Squsrs, Nashville, Tennessee.
There is not ysnon of this inventive age which
honOrs American genus more than Sewing Mac hine
No family ought to BE- deprived Of its benefits We are
atised from 1srsoual examination that the one called
q, Grover Baker is all that it claims to be, and
good enough e be safely recommended and to meet all
eaeoDsbIe requirements in the work Of 10 amilv,n-
independent
Fer our family use, we became fully Satisfied
tn ct Grover Eiker msohnei is the best and we aceor
dinghy purchase it, American Aricul.urist of Oc;
Horace Greeley in referring to the above notice from the
American Agrior.turst writes: "To all of which the
Tribune says, amsaThat the writer of a notice OF Stew
ing ichines haKs aEely published, prefers Wheele
& Wilson's does 1t ma elthem preferable"
n. P. Willis ESQ editor of the Home Journal in his
issue of Novembsr g. 10 comparing the machine with
others, says The of this machine in the first nj ace
is easier leaned Then the stitch is more elastic md
much strongerlCr rooIlea clothes H6Dshss off itsown
work. which the Che does not The work can be nm ed
and reserved and do norp Of ITSELF without It's bel no
intended though every third stitch be cut The sa ne
machine silk linen thread aud common spool colt IN
with equa facility very material advantage is tlst
sews from ord nary sgoo making it necessary, a. in
ether machines hat the cotton should FIRST be respooed Its
construction is simpler and stronger"
The Grover Baker acbnes are, we believe super ior
70 any others Boston Daily Advertiser
prom the bstIntorm1ln we have been able to obts in
as well as from careful examination Of the work done with
different machines, led to give the pre- rence to
Grover Bakars Toe hrsss and beauty Of the stitch
made by these maahuss unsurpassed aad as to the La
Juty Of the work TO rip s cut Of the question Amer.
caD Baptist.
The Grover Baker Sewing Machine ConDapv tsk,ss
be liberty Of serrng to any OF the six thousand families
wIO have had thsr machine in daily use
Circulars tntaainZ cuts OF different stvles of ma
chimes and 1lmes Of all ,res in all parts Of the country
Of the hghat respect .bt- Of whom iuouiries can he
made will b furnished on request.
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THE GRLiT ENGLISH REMEDY.
E.R JAMES CLABKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared roa TrHrr. ZION 81 Sir j. Clarke, H. d.,
PIgsts1a Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
Th5sia,aulte medicine s uuislng the Of all
these paurll and dangerous deases % which the female
constitution subject. N modorsges an excess and removes
AID ups,ruglius aud SPEEDY cure may he relied on.
70 MARRIED LADIES
is especially suited 10 will, shou time, bring on the
monthly pt i0d wiki regularity.
Each boe, price dollar, bears The Government stamp
urGrsat tain, 20 prevent uouutrr.sus.
CAUTION.
Tass I sh0uIi brfassH Hg suH'ss durEr hs FirsI
Three Months Of PrsyEaury as they 20 bHg
srsrlr-ars, but at any other time tley are SAFE.
Ia all cases OF SeTvpu and Spinal affections, pain In the
back ard limbs ia,gue slight ezsrou palPtalon OF the
heart. Hyeer cs and Whites these pills will effect cure
when m other means have fstlei, and although powerful
remedy do no; contain ron Cal1ma anthony anything
hu-tfiI 20 TIE constitution.
Full dire sJous accompany each package.
sole Agent for the United States aud CoHada.
JOB MOSES,
Late ]. c. Baldwin * co,
Rochester, NY.
NBgI 90 and postage sanns enclosed 10 any author
lied AEcht I insure OF The Pills by return nail.
sold Wholesale and retail by Berry Is Dsmovllle, and G.
" HsndorthoIt Agents for Nashville. deod&wIy