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TOWN LOTS ron SALE
Pages Patent Portable
Saw Mill,
AND cHILDiS DOUBLE saw MIL

THIS admirable ak horss Mill, capable ia
a saving from enc to two thsAsaad fee
lumber daily, La said by those who havi
uakd khs sana, 70 be the best saw mill n
operation, The aiHzpileity, Durability ana
adaptation Of these mlIi6 commsgada Il sals
bolhs wants Of sug e0Wnkry.
Also, Cox & Rob@Et's pakens ThrashsR
and cleaner, as propelled By lever poaez
and sndiess chain or railroad power, is shs
moat staple, cheap and aafRbla maehiaes
eR The lind, ever offered TO tie public. I've
hundred and hfsy bushels Of wheat can be
threaded aad cleaned In day by this ma
sAlne, and neatly done.
Orders 6oE either az the above machines
viii meat with prompt atteation b. addrea@
sang KlHgssaaa Fargnsans PhHmax Rean-
Dry, o., LcSia, N =, CA persons In shis W.
slnfty can have hasar orders attended 70 BIZ
tAaiF aRsBt.
y. q. sTUTsAGAN.
Couneil Blngfs, Towas aag I, 20. Il
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CENTER DRAFT PL0WS.

-, HAANANt . h0HM 2. 81
receive per EEststsam bazt,
saaAassuss three Hundred Of Rzy'seeI-
sbrated Center Draft PIowS. They have on
hand at No. 8, Phoenix Block one hundred
of these piows, which they will sell on rsa-
sozablstsTrzs, and warrant them 10 do bsatsF
work than any oshsrpiow dow in use. Tha
purchase money viii be refunded In ail cases
Upon the return efths plswik il does not give
full satisfaction, after fair trial.
April IS, 1885. aed
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AAggReE IS Lag.
OFFICER 4 RUsEK,
REAL ESTATE BB9E ELS
AID DEAEmna r.
LAND WARRANTS j. EXCHANGE
raxYMfrYF Al yvxTEssgS YsAkTw

G4AM I'LL BLUFFS 1BWA*
w ILL attend 10 the selection and Eoea-
wv klon of landa In Western Eowa ana
NebTaska ths paynasn2 u taxss on taads
IT Aon%Fsaidens#, and the eellaetioa sad re-
mitEance gf claims.
REFER ENC Esq
Bank OF Pittsburgh, Exchange Bank,
aEasars. Kramer & Rakm, Messrs. q Holmes
: soas. Wits Beetle, ESQ. Wan b. Pu-
aaFs Pittsburgh,
MoB0Bgahsla Bank og Brownsville, Frank
IaA Bank Of Washington, Pa
Comaaercias 4 r Baak Of Balslmogs,
RalaimeFs .5aviaga Bsnk MessFa. Johnssaa
Il Bros Messrg. Robert GaFrst q Sons, T,
Marsh Saith ESQ.,, Nathan pusey, Esq.,
Mibss v hites Esq. BalEaasefa.
Jne, Thompsen, Eaq., New York
Messfs. Caleb Cope q Co., PhlIadelphia.
inc y. AndeFscn Il Co, MaasFa Page q
Baesa. Lokers Renick q Ce.s 2. q. VioIeka
4 Co., MessEa. Bryan q Bro, ST.. Louis
Cock. Sargent ! Dewney, Hem, VIII
Hams . CO Hoyt Sherman = Co., HoA.
Thoss II. BenfDns iF.. Iowa
u. -. assurances Co., CLARK b Ex. Bank,
Iaeab aHnn, E&a.s H0a, 8. Z. IsogaR, Col.
yno. Williams, Springfield, Mls.
Hon. WIN. Brown, Hon Richard Yalss
e. b. klgiots, Sac, Measrs. q. r. Ayers
q Co. Jacksonville, lila.
Mar "a, SILLY
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Will pr&ekika In Iowa and Eshsazka,
and, promptly attend to MI legal hssiBaSs
entrusted 10 Ehalr care, zas a.ss
Also, Iecats Land Warrants, buy and sail
Real Estate pay Taxes aRa panctsGlg
transact any other kasiRass soRneeesa With
Land Agencies. .....
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BANKERS,
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DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.


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DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
COUNCIL RAurFs, ss..,~. IOWA.
COLLECTIONS made AMI promptly re.
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Bills Of Exchange, Gold and Silver, Car
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REFERENCES
Americas Exchange Bank, N, 7. City,
], p, Thompson,
BaIGk of illioH, Illion,
Bank OF Co0perstosn. CoUpeFsto'n, N !.
Durkss & Bullock, BsHkers, st. Louis.
0aoaadaga GunHty Haak, Syracuse, N 7.
WarFsn Bank, South nanyera, Mass.
A. ]. stsysns B Go, Bankers, Dea MONIES
Eswa. -,
Hspry Fssahara. Prssiasat c. 4RLR
B., Ehleagop Ill.
J. = Hsafy, sup4 NJ, = n IA, Dav-
eapogt, Iowa.
Western Marine q Fire TnsuFmuas Co.,
0aaha City N. L.
Re HOY Tuktls, 0zsahn Civ.
gHs. G. MlteAsals Eaq., Fforsmce. N. T.
u. .. Jaads Fac, C3alcagu.
Msschanaas Savings, Loan and Trust
CampaHY, GAaeagn
IcEss, aaowdea = GoEss, Alexandria,
EErwimla.
]. d. Bsnasgs, Agent H,kna Insurance
c., GfnsinnaEi, 6aAla.
Jaa. Harlan, d. 8. ~. AGt. Pleasant. Ia.
Ho1. 5, Il Cnrtiss d. E. Eeokak, Ia
G0elbaagh q hgu0kS, Bankers, Barring
toas lawEa. Tialyat-5Tte
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Our New Stock
FAIL 4 WITH COOK


We eoEasnsnes the sale Of our goods tAis
week, TO Retail at the sase@s WAoissals
Prices, believing by 90 doing, the Increased
qua nkitE aald will be equal to selling b
tbs piece To the trade.
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Our sgeedaxssre purchased d 10 d OF he
hTm asgzsatiy reduced prices, during the
Fesess hara hmss In tie aawt0gTs market,
which we ere cifsring ak pgieea CORES
psndingiy low and much under the regular
m&TKek pTtEEz=a "a - - gza ~
XpuK cexaknl akten szess = o. 9pzrisd
stock NJ dry gcoda, gt4eexia4, &naka and
shoes, qnssnsware, hardware, s.e., is g.
iigited bafore making POUR purchases
MCBRIDE j. BOWEN, Z
NIB. Corn, cash, wheat oats, pota-
toes, dry hides, furB and produce Of all
kinds taken In exchange Ter geoas az psgs
msnt Of aekaunk& 0F
l. oct 1A-sasaa ~ @s@ @s@ MEH NIB.
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aE0nGE RAnMA. Rmnsasasna.
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tag ccsasgtTy, ts&Ms szEey can Mk aif zssaS $50
ak his yard, kmaI assvsznssI sf 81 kiuas
o9 MEna kanh@x d. sApaxfnR 3&a s1x Manr,
DueEn. SASH, MiaAaaa EAinR2ss, - -
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IN, a. FREHTISS
A NNOuM1E0 to tie pahlie, THAI he kas
IA psRchasaA aha Fmakfaa and fsplsnishad
Ehs aTlIEaoaa HOnsc,n Ii Gssnwooa, whsge
be VIII Be. heppy oss1an& 10 The wanks and
soReoTts be III guests I'm the best paasahle
manas MeN and e0mveassAa ksahae8
yaEszs md sAsds tor stock.
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maxim baEh ma md beast eonaEe saSss 81
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Manufactures OF Pages and Chllds' Pat
emit Portable Circular Saw Mills,
kor Steam. Water or G1orse
Power.
THESE Mills will cut vii steam power
L Rrsm Z, 00a to 10 poo feet Of lumber per
day, varying 81 10 power and kind Of tim~
ber with horse toweT they cut from 900
to z 800 feet per daE, according 10 kind Of
timber sawsda With the Doubie or Child's
Patent Mil any sized lumber can be cut.
Having been engaged Ia the constructed
of these mills for the past eleven years,
and the demand foF them constantly In
cFea2ing, with our facilities for manufae.
turing and improvements thai have been
made, we offer them with the fullest conf
dencs Of their superior advantages over all
ofhers
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cox g. ROBERTS b.
b Patent ThKesheK H. Cleaner
The increased demand for these machines
prove they ara growing daily In favor vita
the farmers Their sxirama simplicity AMI
durability allow Of their being easily man-
aged by the most unskiliful farmer, and
their cheapness places them within he
reacit og all. We hope this season to be
able to fill orders on receipt, but would ad-
wise those wishing TO purchase 10 send iB
their orders so8n.
ThTsShefs without Cleaners, Lever and
Endless Chain Powers, Corn Shelters, and
castings Of all klads,
- Orders respectfully solicited and
prom ply attended to.
kINGsLARDs 4 FERGUSON,
march24-'5sm4 Saint Louis, 80.
J, B. sTUTsdAN. Agent,
6m Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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INSURANCE a,4ampANx.
KHAmTF0Rm, C0NMrCWargrW.
sURTas nssaw


Vel, PalasFss Bloek. up stasrs.
Mar -. fs6s ~.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03
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For the Bedford Gazette,
Ep.ToRs GAZETTE

| am glad TO notice
by your last issue that the Directors of the Poor
propose TO change the manner of managing the
Poor HOUSE, by renting the property aud Civ
ing out the keeping ofthp poor to some responsi,
bic citizen. am gra;fed at this evidence On
the part Of the Directors, Of their desire to allpgi-
ate the taxpayer Of his burden, for the renting
Of the Poor House mill and farm to good
man who shall for the rent Of the same keep the
paupers, would certainly relieve The people oil
this county OF a heavy tax. There can but
one objection be urged against this plan and
that is that the paupprs might not be we'll cared
for. And this objection amounts 10 nothing
when w reflect that the renter must give bail
for the good treatment of the paupprs and that
he IS liable TO immediate removal if he does not
fulfil his contract TO the letter And besides
this it almost altogether depends upon the
humanity ofthe Steward, be he saIared appoin-
tee or rentes such as l am speaking Of wheth-
er the poor receive good Treatment at his hands
or not. As to the property (the Mill and Farm)
believe that II will be taken care Of iuei as
we'll by renting Steward, as by salaried one.
But the property at present used for the mai nte-
nance oi the Poor is altogether unsui:ed and
cannot be managed without imposing a heavy
tax upon the County. ii is my belief that il
could be sold at fair price and that for the
mohey which it would bring, good farm could
D. purchased, the necessary Buildings erected
upon II and surplus be left TO pay expendl-
tures already incurred. In order to accom- piish
this an act Of Of the Legislature must be passed
giving the Directors authority in the matter, as
under the present law they have no power 10
makr sale, or 10 purchase another property
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03
TIE -AEtKS.

Mia. MILLER Who was removed some time ago
from the Post Office al Columbus, Ohio, has been
Responded to that position. The Anti-LecomP-
scnitez raised furious howl his removal. viii
they now have the manliness 10 acknowledge the
generosity OF the presden: in restoring him TO bis
post, notwithstanding his opposition 10 the Kansas
policy of the Administration
The Cumberland City Bank, ne are informed,
has closed its doors Oar readers are warned not 70
take its paper.
The Atlantic Telegraph Gable mas become
confirmed .snu.e.' sshaTes" low, and t'odes" writ
ten for Catle Celebrations going 10 bazes as fast
as their authors can throw them in the FIRE
Hon. VIM K Sebastian has been unanimously
yeeeeted to the C. s. Senate, by the Legislature OF
arkansas, for six years from the 9Th Of March,
1859.
-Aavices from Paris report the death Of Hon.
BENJAMIN F. Butler 10 that city. MIR. Butler, il We
mistake not, wa. Attorney General under Gen.
Jackson aud law pariaer cf Ex. President Van Bu-
rem.
The Florence Correspondent Of the Providence
Journal, WRITES from that city under date Of Oct
10th as foilows:l
"Aniong the Americans recently arrived here are
Ex. Presi,i. n. Pierce and lady. They will spend
The winter in Rome"
The Abolition asitators in Kansas made an
other attempt few days ago 20 revive the anti
slavery excitement in that Territory, but failed most
sgnaiiy. Their call for Convention 10 frame a
Constitution, brought together about dozen dele
gates who soen dispersed With their fngers n their
mouths.
Hos. THOMAS L. HARRIS, member ofCongres.
from Illinois, died few days ago. Cot. Hams
was, we believe, elected to Congress three times
having been again chosen al the late election. He
held the rank of Major in the q. S. Army during the
Mexican War, in the hard fought battles of which he
distinguished himself as brave and chivalrous SOL
der.
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For The Bedford Gazette.
MrssIs. Editors :

nrSSIS. Editors
We notice in the Gazette
an advertisement Of the Directors of the Poor
proposing to le! the mill and farm TO some per-
son who shall keep the Paupers.
Our Directors arr worthy men, and desire
no doubt to do their duty fully, having regard
to the interests of the taxpayers and the com
fort Of the poor. But is il not probable thai any
arrangement of the kind proposed, would re-
suit in the li-treatment OF the paupers; ii not
al flrst, at any rate after time
In our Christian CO mmunity, and land oil
plenty, every one, no doubt, feels that the poor
should be well housed and warmly clad,
and have an abundance of plain, wholesome
| food Aud yrI great many think our prpsesit
establishment is not what it should be, and that
more money is required to keep the pauPers
| than is necessary.
In truth the property is not intended for
the purpose. Why should a Mill be eonnect-
ed With it 1t complcates the accounts and
requires heavy expenditures Tor repairs; and
the appointment OF a miller is bone of conten-
ton.
And then the farm is no, Of the right kind;
there is bot little farming land, and the location,
on the turnpike and near 10 town, is not good
| one.
why hol Sr'i 'hiS property. ahd bnY good
farm some four or five miles away from town,
IN Friends Cove, or Snake Springs Valley, or
Bedford Township! The proceeds of the sale
would no doubt buy such farm, and pay for
the necessary buildings. There would then be
no necessity for miller, clerk, treasurer, OF altnr-
ney, since certainly competent Steward could
keep all the accounts OF farm, and the pau
pers could do the main part of the farm work;
and no doubt they would better enjoy life thus
| employed.
Such farm we'll managed, would be nearly
or altogether self-suSaning. This is The case
IN other counies-it is said 10 be so in Blair.
An act OF Assembly might be passed author
lzlng the Court on petition OF taxpayers to ~
guire into this matter, order SALE and The pur-
chase of another property. We commend the
matter to the attention of Mr.. Schell.
SEVERAL TAXPAYERS.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03
Celebration Of the Centennial
Anniversary of the occupation
OF Fort DHquesne by General
Forbes.

Thursday, the 25Ih ult., the hundredth anni-
versary of the day which tEe British and
American troops under Gen. Forbes entered and
took possession oil Fort Duquesne, was made
the occasion OF grand celebration by the
citizens of Pitsburg and vicinity. The Pitts
urg True Press says 'sThe city presented a
scene of unprecedented activity and hustle
from early morn until evening twilight The
marshaling OF the forces occupied several hours
and the procession did not move until half. past
ten o'clock. The route was decorated a. in
tervals with numerous flags, banners and other
.tc siiaes bells peaed forth a merry chime and
ever anon the cannon's roar reverbefated
through the distant valleys. The entire popuia-
ton, increased by large accessions from the
neighboring coanlies, concentrated in and near
the heart of the city, and The main thorough
fares were densely packed with a moving mass
Of gay, joyous and exutant people. The large
manufacturing establishments suspended work,
he principal stores were closed and the busy
wheels of industry stood still. All classes enjoy
ed holiday and Joined with will in the
general jubilee" At one o'clock the process
ion moved TO the Duquesne Depot Of the Pean-
sylvania RaiIroal Company, which had been tit-
t"d up for the occasion, when Mayor Weaver
introduced the President OF the Day, Hon
WV. WILKES, who after a few sppropnat,
rA::.:.arks, called UPON the venerable Chaplain
Dr.. HeRRoN, 10 invoke thu blessing of heavpE
upon the vast assemblage. Letters were ther
read from President Buchanan, Governor Packer
Simon Cameron, S. \. Douglas and others, anej
which the Orator Of The Day, Hon. A. W. Loo
MS, proceeded TO deliver an address OF srca
beauty and power. Then came the ''CenteAnia
Odr," written BY Mr.. F. B. Phmpton, which VA
executed by the orchestra in eloquent Style
After giving three cheers for judge Wilkins
and three more for that other veteran, Gen
Markl-, the assembled multitude dispersed
and thus endeJ the celebration at Pittsbarg o
the hundreth anniversary of the occupation OF
Fort Duqursne by the British and colonial for
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03
BEDFORD AND DU0UESNE.

We give in to-day's Gazette an account Of
the celebration at Pittsburg of the Centennial
Anniversary Of the occupation Of Fort Du-
quesne by Gen. Forces, November 25ih, 1888.
Il is, perhaps, unknown TO some of our readers,
that the army OF Forbes, previous 10 taking up
IFS line of march for Fort Dnqnesne, was con-
centrated at this place which was then known
as Fort Bedford. We learn from history that
CoIonels Boquet and Washington first marched
to Bedford, with the advance, and were follow
ed By General Forbes who had been detained
by illness at Carlisle. The successful troops
that pot 10 rout the French, without striking a
blow, were reviewed where Bedford now stands,
d liale over one hundred years ago.
Gone hundred years ago to-day
In martial state the heroes came
To plant within the wilderness
Their grand old English stne and fame.
They saw the glory of the land,
The realm Of nations vet to be,
And wrested from the allied foe,
The empire Of the free.
Ore hundred years have passed and peace
In golden fullness o'er reignsi
Fall plenty smiles on all our hills
And gladness sings in all plains.
The flag OF freemen greets the air
Where waved the standard OF sires,
And all our altars are bright
With Freedoms sacred hres."
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WHAT WE DRlNK.-Dr. Hiram Cox, OF Gin
cnnati, has been analyzing various kinds OF
wine, particularly certain specimens fine old
port, sherry and Madeira. He saws that none
OF them contain one drop Of the iuice Of the
grape, The basis OF the port wine was diluted
sulphurlc acid colored with cider berry Juice,
with alum, sugar, and neutral spirits The basis
Of tne sherry wine was sort OF a pale malt,
sniFhurrc acid from The bite: almond oil, with
percentage Of alchohol spirits from brandy
The basis Of the Madeira was decoction of hons
with sulphuric acid, honey, and spirits from Ja-
maica rum. Why will these dreadful chemists
De perpe'ually frightening with their uncom-
promising ANAL yzationS 2 Are we never to be
allowed to sit around The festive board in peace
without one OF their ruthless warnings staring
US IN he face like an Egypt an coffin all the
time.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03
NOTICE OF INQUIsITION-Wugng,.

= 0TTCE OF INQUISITlON.-W -WuERE.s
l I Philip II. Hoover, late oi Jnniata towu-
SHIP Bedford county, died seized Of The fol!owin7
Fe2i estate, to wii, tract oi land situate ia said
township, containing hundred and .tch,v.tyn
acres, more or essi with about ninev s,r.s Is,ret
having thereon eTecteH two owellins houses. k.rn'
s,aoie' &c; adlo'AIng lands of Jaco6 Dull, Rsnry
morn Feter Iiiiegss and others, which by ms last
" ~ ap" Testament, he devised 20 his sons, 10 VIII.
gSfse, residing IN Stark county, Ohio, Henry and
John, residing II Bedford county, Pa, William, re-
sIdiag IN Somerset county. Pa, Philip residing ia
bedfoJd county, Pa, and Jacob, residing in Henry
eonnlE, Iowa, leaving also widow, Margaret Hoo
yer, 10 whom he gave the "one third of all the in.
teTest Of all his sstate,' but who declines taking
under the Will atofesaid--eavins issue also daugh-
ter, to wit, Cstharne, Maria, Susanna, and grand
children the issue c! Margaret and Of Elizabeth,
both deceased.
Now ThEREFoRE,-a writ Of partition, or valus-
lion having beer granted, on petition, py the On.
pnans Court OF Bedford county, and 10 me directed
-NoricE Is hereby given 10 all parties interested
that will proceed to hold an inousiton, or ralue-
ton, on the said premises, on Thursday, the 3O,s
day OF December, instant, OF the premises, wheq
and where they attend.
WM. S. FEuKE, Sheriff,
Sherih's Office, Bedford Dec g. k5s
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Auditors Notice.

Nicholas Lyons In the Common Pleas OF
VS.. Bedford county, vend. exp,
Adam C0rle No. IL, Nov. Term, 1850.
On motion, J. ". Lingenfelter, appointed an
a''or to report distribution ottht money in the
hands Of the Sheriff raised on sale ofdefendant's
hea! Estate 10 and amongs, creditors
The undersigned will attend 10 the iuties ofthe
above appointment on Thursday the 10th day Of
December next al 10 O'clock of said day a, his
office IN the Borough of Bedford W wAen and where
all parties Interested can attend.
J. W. LISGENFELTER.
NoS I9th 1853. Auditor.