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CARE OF COLTS THROUGH THE
WINTER.

1t was formerly almost universally the prac-
tice and no doubt is yet to some extent for far
merS TO think that colt could be wntered al
most anyhow i. e. very' cheap-bY being
turned out in the field with privilege Of the
north side of a hay stack, taking his chance
with lot of cattle, or, prrchance allowed to lie
in the barnyard with little or no shelter, and
with less care-feeding only on the coar>est
fodder, and not any grain, as the idea was then
prevalent that gram was not good for colts.
Well, now, how does this theory seem when
weighed with even few grains OF common
sense! Does il look at all reasonable that
you would get a better horse by thus inhumaniy
abusing and half starving the poor creature
while thus in his SLENDER years :" No brother
farmers. this is not the way to raise good hour
Ses but Just put;them in warm. stable and
reasonable amount OF grain daily, with, plenty
of good substantial food, and also a regular dur
nal dose Of the ''card," and my word for it you
will lind it will pay as we'll as the same care be-
slowed upon any other species Of stock. In
deed colt once stunted by poor keeping during
The first year or two of his Iifr, rarely RECEIVERS
from It's rlfrcts-or, at least, does not make So
much Of horse as BE- otherwise would.
1t would be no recommendation to me for a
man to tell M about his horse that hr had not
had any grain whi- young-onthe contrary il
would 90 far to d-noir that he had not received
suitable food and care to bring all bis parts to
perfection.
My own course of feeding for yearlngs ha.
been once day. feed OF two quarts of oats
and plenty of clean, bright oat straw, and once
day half peck of carrots, with a good fodder
of hay-in a warm stable with plenty of litter
ing H0mesfead
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s"oIh according 10 law, doth depose and say, thai
;" 'he spnng OF 1856, was victim TO that worst OF
"''eases-dyspepsia. and that in It's worst form. NY
dpFsthe was completely gone, and when, in order 10
preserve iie, ] would force myself 10 swallow
t "'"u''iU' o Iood, the stomach would Immediately
'oa'h i'' ana cast II forth with the spitile. had
@so Deen suffering with the ague each attack lasting
about nine months out of the twelve. SO that with
,"e dghe ana dyspepsia, was reduced as thought
peyobd recovery; thought must die my physician
eouiu 90 me no good. Such was nv condition. when
'ii' hihosPy supplied me with bottle OF his i'm
P0'e" olooa-seafcheT, assuring me il would work
cure. commenced us use bnt with little confidence
bnl, IN one weeks tme--so grea, was lie res;o,.
i've powers-l found my appetite 70 retorn nv
stomach received tone, so Thai I conld eat
awning without the slightest incosveDieDce ami
pelo'e us healing touch the agUe He'd, as from =
chartn nor have been troubled with ssue n, 49,.
PfPsia since ENJOY better stale Of beaf,b ,iau
""u uo'F lot hiitrn years before; am strong and
nearly, and ee confident that under the blr .,,A
OF God, owe all 10 the invaluable Imntoxsd p,e
ofaffner' believe Il not 10 be only sure remedy
-" a9"e, oHt an inlailIbIe prsTcRiirs and as sYcb
"oud recommend II 10 all whose business hatps or
frsiorncrs, expose them 10 this dreadful PEST Of b,,
manly dyspepsia cannot stay where the Improy
:" Diood- Seafch1r Is properly used. feel it my du
" 10 point all who suffer, 10 this all-heans med
cine. (>Ignedl lOuN NOpaN
sworn and subscribed this 18Th day Of March. A.
~ r IS3', oeiofe ne IoHS Cox, ) P
FOR SALE by DR.. F. C. Reamer. Bedfor,. {; R
EiniicK q BRO, 81. Cairsviile; Horn & Brother.
Sch@ilsbnrg; L Fyan, West End; Bpise 4 Evans,
hainsburs; John BouseI, Bowser's Mill; Murray and
Bro, Bloody Run Jacob Beard Barndollar,S Mill.
NJ. Koontz Willow Grove; Piper and Scott, pat,ons,
Tilifi John Dasher, Hopewe; Samuel Ostpr, Mobiles
Nuns; y. ID. Trout, a llum Bank; Simon HeTshrnau
do. Joo. Wrsegarver. Woodbef1y; David Beia+e " :.
'er-s'Feet; Geo D. kaufman, Flitchyie. TDo .2o,57
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LITLNG .A.ND LOVING,
I MISS VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND.

Miss Townsend is known as one of our best nn,-
azine writers, and although quite young has not her
equal in her peculiar style. The present volume H.
cindes some of her best Tales and Sketches whict,
together with correct and beautiful por-aii of tb
author by that distinguished artist, John Sartair,
Esq, viii render II particularly acceptable > her
numerous friends.
The Book is handsome 12mo. volume, printed OF.
the finest paper bound in and beautiful style,
and IS sent 10 any part OF the United States by mail,
free of postage. on receipt of the price, SlG0.
j. w BRA DLEY, Publisher,
As North Fourth Street, PhiIadeIphla.
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N0fi ice

Tosh Citizens Of Bedford Connfy.
All Lard Warrants 10 be executed by me.
must be Placed in my hands to be regularly f.
led in beofiice.
] will execute allwarranis and orders of re-
surveys with promptness. Also, will attend to
;ob-work 90 call. | will be in Bedford the FIRST
week of every month, or oftener if required
Address, Slonerstown, Bedford County.
SAML. KETTERMAN.
June 10, 1857.
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GOLD! GOLDu GOLDn! GOLDutt
lHk greatest offer in gold pens, gold penci,s ,ola
chainS, and gold watches, ever made Read the foI
lowing: 'N I0i
A SPLENDID GOLD PREMIUM worth fro,,
h'e 10 one hundred dollars positively given IN 40,
person who can spare one day, o. one hour in n dav
getting up clubs OF Subscribers in bis own and II
Joining Deghborhoods for the best and fsaost nona
famiiy Newspaper now published. No pxpa'e-, no
outlay, no capital required ofagents. An entire
PaE IS proposed by which any person succeed in
making II paying business who viii undertake the
agency A private circular for The inspection of a.
gents only, with iu list of premiums, will be sent
10 any one who desires il or receipt Of stamp 10
pay return postage. Some agents have earned 500
gold watch in week
Every family should least read one paperf from N
York CITY without interfering with their Local Pa
PeFS which 3t course cannot, and should not be dis
Prnsed with. But New York being the great com
heFcIa and business centre Of this Continent. far
uer, mechanic, professional man. or merchant is pro-
perry prepared Tor the emergencies of his calling,
less he IS IN communication with New York City, by
means OF one Of its first class Newspaper mediums
Such medium is our LEDGER neutral in politics
out GIVING all the facts Items OF and thrilling
incidents worth knowing throughout the country.
4 VALUABLE GIFT
zach new subscriber will sssrr.se with the first No.
o hS or her paper OF the and beautiful glass
pointed pencils, Just imported from Europe, and for
which We have obtained the exclusive agency for this
country. his is the most ingenious and nsefni little
Improvement of The present age, and is the only PEN
cI ever made that will write with ink, making it
both a pen and pencil of the finest qnality at the
tsmP Ii will last for years, and for practical
IS worth more than any gold pen in market
For list OF premiums and fun particulars adtres,
HALL x WEST, Publishers. New York Civ.
These Pencils supplied 10 the trade al profitable
discounts NOV 6, 81:
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Id. ROrder,
Clock & Watch Maker
AND DEALER IN JEWELRY,

Would respectfully announce to the citizens
of Bedford, and the public in general, that be
has opened Jewelry Store in the building re-
Gently occupied by H. Nicodemus, Esq. nearly
opposite the Bedford Hotel, where he will be
pleased to see all in want of articles 10 his line
He has on hand, and will constantly keep, an
elegant assortment of JEWELRY, and will re-
pair Clocks and Watches in the bert style. He
hopes to receive liberal share of patronage, as
he feels satisfied he can render satisfaction to all
who entrust him with their work. His terms
will be moderate.
He has on hand Gold and Silver WATCHES,
Silver Spoons, Thimbes, Butter Knives, Gold
and Silver Pens and Pencils, sc. &c.
Anril 27. 1850
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HOW TT WAS DISCOVEREDl

In Inc iall OF 1851 a daughter of Mr.. Lindsey wa,
Suffering from malignant attack OF CaGcruu Ori>
(Canker OF ihe nUuth.) She had previously b.en
proSraled by the attacks OF DysenIary, InHamation
oi lhe lungs and Hectic Fever, successively wticb
resulted IN The above named disease in ,is worst
form. Her condition was most deplorabi.-ber fouib
aud check were literally rotten-the ATTENDING nby
sician pronounced the hopeless one Eyarv
thing Indicated a speedy and horrible deaIh-the
death OF fotting ont OF life A this cririraI arc.
ture MI Lindsey prepared a compound Tor the puT-
pose oi aleVlaiing, possible the pains of the llle
sufferer. She was made 10 use II freely, and in a
short time 10 his most delightiul asopjshInept tba,
was very prrceptible change for the better The
moIth bryan 10 put on bright aud healthy annsar.
ance-the foul breath became sweet-tbe annetits
was restored, and the child seemed 10 partake Of =
new and fresh life.
Hope was inspired, and the use OF the compopod
was faithfully continued, the result of winch vim
the blessing OF God was her complete restora,ion.-
She IS now perfectly healthy! From this circprn.
stance, Mr.. Lindsey was led 10 prepare with gres,4r
care and eXaclEess, what had SO asonlsbugly r,r4d
his child, aud continued his experimental efforts nm
III he succeeded in bringing 10 perfection his
Grsaf Remcdy for Biooa Ihapulifg-sincr which time
lis effects have bren almost miraculous Hundreds
upon hundreds, BY 1t. have been snatched iron, Al,
untmeiy grave and restored II the sweets of health
and the end-arnent of friends, The Young and old
have tested II. saving powers and sing aloud It's wiz
tues. Say they-"aier using Lindsey's lmproy+d
Blood StaTcher, we felt if d new ie was >irrfp,
our veins and uader God we owe TO it more than
words can express
But hear from their lips and then ndse Of its
valuable effects. The few testimonials that follow
show That il Is deservrdIy styled the GrratetID,rcoy
cry ef Mis any oiher age.
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New Goods
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT SHoEMAKERs CoLoNADE STORE

Al SHOkMAhERS COLONADE STOKE.
THE undersigned having Just retained from the
tern cities, are now opening splendid assortment
of Fall and Winter goods, consisting in part OF Ladies
Dress goods, Black and Fancy Silks, Mernoes, De-
LANES, Cashmeres, Alpaccas, Shawls, Caliroes,
Wooen Hoods x Tamas for Ladies and children,
Red and White Fannel<. Hosiery, &c. Gentlemen
and Boys wear Cloths, Bl'k. and Fancy CasimeTes,
Jeans, Tweeds, Satnetts, MuSins, &c,
BOOTS 81 SHCSS,
Gents and Boys Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Misses
Shoes and CATERS of all sizes and descriptions.
general assortment of Gents x Boys Hats and Cap.
Flour OIL Cloths, Syrup Moasses, White X Brown
Sugar, Green and Black Tea, Groceries of all kinds,
Buckets, Tubs, Baskets, Queensware, Hardware,
and all articles usually kept in country Stores
Thankful for past favors thew hope that by fair deal
ug> and desire 10 please, TO receive liberal share
OF public patronage.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
J. x J. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
Oct. is, 1857.
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Grapes as House Plants.

Somebody has recommended to cultivate
dwarf grape-vlnes as parlor window plants
and the suggestion strikes us tavorably. There
are certain uiilitarians who can not consent to
grow anything which does not furnish food for
the stomach, or money for the pocket as for
"clutteTng up' their rooms with geraniums,
roses and lilies, that is all folly Now, let such
persons try grape vine at their south window.
Plant in large pot or neatly painted box, and
train the vines on wires stretched across the
window-frame. We can conceive that such a
plant would satisfy the sense OF beauty utility at
the same time, and that in high degree 1t
would be the finest ornament of the house and
s for the fruit, why certainly that would be APP
preciated.
One often renrefc sauinnr inn r,rrh h,h nl-
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GIFTS! GIFTS!! GlFTS!!
A PRIZE TO EVERY PURCHASER,
1t The Quaker City Publishing House Of
NJ . ~, nL1I ISnN lpuLI anEI M

III Fhe QuQ6eF IHy PUDNShihg HOUSE OF
DUANE RULIsON, PHILADELPHIA.
By Buying book for ST. or more, YOU are al once
presented with prize, worth from 25 cents $500
consisting OF Fine Gold Jewery, Watches, &c. All
orders by mail will be promptly filled, aud the prize
or prizes will accompany the books. Our list con-
tans all OF the most popular books of the day, and
will be sold al the usual retail prices. many of them
for less. Persons wishing any particular book can
order once, and il will be forwardedwitha gilt.
catalogue giving full information with list of book
and gifts, will be sent post paid, by addressing.
DUANE RULISON.
No. 33 South Third ST., Philadelphia.
gents Wanted.
October ., 1857.
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Gift and Retail Book Store!
NOW OPENED TWO DOORS WEST OF THE
WASHINGTON HOTEL BEDFORD, PA.
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS TO BE DIS
POSED OF IMMEDIATELY,
OR plan is 10 Insure Rapid Sale.
G Agents Wanted.
October 2, 1857.

oar plan is TO Insure Rapid Sale.
4 LII Books will be sold as low as the usual
~ retail prices--many Of them for less. A
SUPERB GIFT will be delivered with each book
without additional expense TO the buyer Our list
Of books comprises the works of the best American
and European authors, bound in various styles, in
Morocco, best Turkish, Antique, Git-edged Muslin.
Paper, &c. &c. We keep hand, also, STATION
AIRY, including Gold Pens and Pencils, Silver ditto,
letter paper, tooscap and writing paper OF all kinds,
envelopes, INK of the best quality, &c.
CIGARS of the choicest brands will also be found
at our store, which will be sold cheaper than the
cheapest.
McCAUSLlN & SHOEMAKER.
Bedford, Sep. 4, 81.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
FdLuabIe Rent Estate.

BY virtue of an order of the OrphanS Court oi De"-
ford county. the subscriber will SEP at public sale,
on the premises, in Cumberland Valley Township
in said county, on ~
TAursday, the 24th dnv Of Dtcember 1921,
the following described real estates late the proper
ty of Campbell Hendrckson, deed so
Tract A. being the Mansion place, containing NV
ACRES, with about 40 acres ciearet having 'hel'-
on
GREST MILL .4.ND FULLLNG MILL,
two story log house and log barn1 This IS very
valuable mi Il property, well worthy the aueh'l0" %
purchasers.
Tract B. adjoining the above, eontain'ns Loo a
cres. about 10 acres cleared; havhs thereon a
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE anE a LOO bAhH
Terms-One third in hand on ths confirmation 0t
sale on Monday of February Cofi next; the pat.
ance one third 10 remain in the pad ior me sss ~
the widow ard the remainder IN tNo equal ahp"e
payments without7interest Thereafter 10 De SeSV's"
by judgment bonds.
HENRY \. BRGNER,
Admir- Of Campbell EReq4Fieksqn, def'
Nov. 90, 1857.
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~No HUMBUG.-H. H. HUTZ's Celebrated
letter Wash is the only safe and sure remedy ever
discovered for curing the letter, Rngworm, and all
eruPtions of the skin. 1t is infalible remedy,
that perfect cure in all cases of letter is gnarau-
tied, if attentivelv applied In ordinary onr
bottle will be sufficient to perfect a In bad ca
ses, with letter of long standing more will hr re-
quired. Price 25 cents per bottle. For Sale at Dr.
Reamer's Drug Store, Bedford, Pa.
May 20, tS57--ly.
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For pimples and wrinkles and freckles and tan,
Nothing has e'er heen discovered bv man,
Like that wonderful product of tropical bowers,
The popular ''Balm of Thousand Flowers
TO be had at DR.. Harry's Drug & Book Store.
March 6. ISL.
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SVlTyOck a. Smith.
Booksellers and StatiOnerS, and dealers in Music
and Musical Instruments ChamberSburg.

Our Stock consists Of Books, Stationery, Mu-
sic, Musical Instruments, Wall Paper, Blinds,
French, German, and American Autographs,
aud Steel Engravngs, gilt Moudings for
Frames, etc. etc, wholesale and retail. Dr.. B.
F. Harry is our agent for Bedford, and all Or
ders given him will be promptly attended to.
March g.
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BANKING HOUSES
800 LOCAL AND TRAVELLING

ANENIS WANTED. BUSINESS paving from $50 10
$50 per month. No humbug chance business
Permanent employment given and no capital requir-
ed For further particulars enclose postage stamps
and address, 4. SIMPSON, Exeter, N H.
Aug. 7, '57-3m.
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500 AGENTS WANTED.
A II 0 NJ ESTEAD FOR $40!
THIRD DIVISION.

$4,000 acortA Of Farms and Builliag Lots,
lN THE GOLD REGIoN OF CULPEPER County VIRGIN
IA, TO be divided amongst 10000 subscribers on the
7th OF December 1857. Subscriptions only Ten dol
lars down $ Is half down the rest on delivery
OF the DEED. Every subscriber will get Building
Lot or Farm, ranging in value from 10 S2j 600.
These Farms and Lots sold cheap 10 induce
settlements, sufficient number being reserved, the
increase IN the value of which will compensate for
the apparent low price asked. Upwards of $50
lots several farms already sold K company
of settlers called ''THE RAPPAHANNoCK PoNEKR Asso-
CITATION" is forming and will soon commence
settlement. Ample security will be given for the
faithful performance OF contracts and promises.
Nearly $4,000 of land in different parts of
Firslnla at command x will be sold 10 settlers
on the most advantageous terms. Unquestionable
titles will in all cases be given. Farmers, Mecban-
les and Manufacturers wanted and 500 AGENTS
10 obtain subscribers, to whom the most liberal in
ducements will be given. Some Agents write that
they making 5000 per month. Advertising will
be done for everv Agent where possible. For full
particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies, &c,
Apply 10
f. BAUDER, Port Royal, Caroiins Co., Va.
or TO D. R. Anderson, Agent, Cumberland valley
p. o., Bedford Co. Pa.
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w. HOERKENS,
I PH0L S TIE K E K g.,

Would announce to the citizens of Bedford
and vicinity. that hr is prepared TO do all work
in his line, in the best styIr, and on reasonable
terms MATTRESSES, with or without Springs,
made IN superior manner, equal TO the best
made IN the city, and 10 this branch of his busi-
ness he would invite ESPECIAL attention. He
may be found at the shop Of Mr.. John Border,
near the residence Of Maj Wa>habaugh.
Be dlord, Nov. II, 1896.
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loui>, truly, JOHN SHAFFER.
II DESPERdiE CHSE or TETTEP and
BARBER'S ITCH cured hv the use of Lindsay,
Blood Scarchrr. . the undersigued sometime in
last March severely afflicted with what was nro
nounced by my physicians o be certain kind ofTet-
ter and BARRIERS lleh. My condition was one of the
greatest misery; ms face was almost constantly ynp-
ming with he toni corruption that escaped from the
iubrTCIes, by which il was almost comuletey cover
ed. After being under the care OF nv phvsirianS for
near Two months. without the least b-neft wa IN
duced to make tria OF Lindsey's Blood Searcher.
and the result HAT in using one bottle and half
found peTfecl curr, ] may also >ay that eagerly
tried whatever vas recommended as a cure
Such was my wretcaedness that even resortrd 10
the dangerous experiment OF pouring pure Creosole
on my face aud nnk, but all 10 80 purpose-lhe
Blood SeaTcher was he first and only lhIng that did
me any good. As blood pur her il Is uueQuallyd; X
have great reason 10 br grateful taat ever made
trai OF lts healing 'utUes, aud confidently RECON-
mend It 10 any who may suffer from Tetter, or any
other disease arising from All impure state of the
blood. JOHN DELEHUNf.
hoiildaysonrg, Pa, July % 1857.
IN LNTERESTLNIT C.3SE or SCROFT--
~ ',e 90. IT % L'''"seE p'oo" 9eaIC
-, '"a' "p'"' "''e Se", a=" OUT i'tle
o' - " ~ a's vas "os' So'e's "h'c'e' Win
-f - ,'' il! t"IS p'o"o",lT" 10 oe ">c'o'u'".
.l "''o'u'"S,! 'G5 "ea''y 3ea'' u'''
49," "u".' "I'loS' y N"'t" N"""
,'i - ''> y" o'!''I 'i' io"e' % oPe''"S ''e"'
"a,''" anu 'Ie"',e' y soap anu wa
.So"' '"e s'"1 '.'"e d" "osee>S io'h'eu JUST
oe'o" t'e S'o,h' "ach IN que Tine hFoke ana COM
' ..N' ~ ~ '''" "aS '""la I"ito>s'o'H 20
u'g up OF ne ped Wouia De very "luch stained
a'l ~" ."ln'5 u '"e Ch'i" Pe'itt"5 s'cht"I"s IN
as"s'e us H'n'' Altef haFlnShe attentions OF
be- sefting , " - e g"U ~ ."
Mr.. Lindsev's Blood Seareber. This was in last
MaTch-and before two weeks had paSsed away the
change was manfes, and am bappv 10 saw that in
the use of a SINGLE BOTTLE onr little boy has
been perfectly restored to health We cannot sneak
too highly of this iry,,luable medicine r. sbopJ he
in everv faoilv,ona shonId ba ,y,ti,o,, = A.. ,n
rifer of blood is baon5 All rric.i -
DANIFI ROTIfNcFP
| HoIIidavsburg pa INV % 1s57
HoII;d,r.h,rT D. Naroh ,o,h 1e--
/ Dp 7 NJ I,,,sr, NJ. g. -. -, -;
| vour fn,provad RIooi S,rnLar sia -. - ~ : :,
! ,r,, n,a, - - -
! NV tast;o7n,, - -, .;,: - y - - - "
.y,,,ss - us r1Vtso,a~IS otoo4 ,t'tora'.rS
~ r[omhad oee" lol "","oel o. years severe
mr. l"s S'ls'a' olc",'tsy "ut Slnce
! Fu' sen u""eI the Ihhueh'e oi your improved
inGoed ,' ..''u ue.'.eu
il. ~ ~ le''i"' ~ 'u%'
! - e. ,tr' ,'''u "e' - I"" MIN ", VI no ot"el
T"u'r 'ha tue use oil your improved BLOOD Searcher
Io nc" nS my own eHPeFenee, believe 'nat In
can use. 4specialIy tbose who faro h,ve .nJars,
unon tba decline of Iif, Ifo,, ,0 -, ~ -
! feel that il would bavs baan aboye ;ratituds or
nv nv mart TO have withheld mis- tastrnonv and +
thus consentins TO appear asa witness before m,
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THE WONDER OF TIE AGE

J. NJ. LlNSEY'S GREAT MEDICAL DISC COVERYl
Which is purely pegeta5Ie Preparations for the M
rliying OF blood, giving vgor 10 the Liver stomach
and bowels, and expeling rom the system all NOR
Oid matter, and substituting in lis stead healthful
activity through all the iunctl IONS Of Life
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TO BE HID 1T DIR. HARRY'S.

Essence of Jamaica Ginger, which should
have place in every family, for sale al DR.. |
Harry's.
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J. VI. LINDSEY
HolIidaysburg, Blair county,
CERTIFICATES

Pattonsyi.ie, Bedford CO.. Pa, Oct II. 81.
Mr.. J. NJ. LINDSEY.
Dear SIr:-l was severely afflicted with rheuma-
tlstn for " hole year-niae months of which time
as not able 10 leave my bed-when hearing OF the
wonderful effects Of your Improved Blood Searcher.
determined 10 procure II and give IT fair rrI
al. Alter using 1dree bottles was able to walk a.
round asa'n aN usual and am now wholly cured |
can recommend 70 all who are similarly afflicted
and believe It is all It claims to be-
ours, truly, JOHN SHAFFER
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE partnership heretofore existing and trading
under the firm of Barudolar, Lowry X Co.,
and Everhart, Ashcom < Co., has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. The books &c.. are IN
the hands of Barndoler 4 Fverhart, who author
lied 10 settle all accounts OF the old firm.
G. K. BARND0LLAR,
J. +. LOWRY.
c. W. ASHC0M.
HONEYWELL, Sep. !. 81. J. c. EYERHART.
THE subscribers take this method Of informing The
public that they viii continue the business OF mer-
chandisng the old stand and hope by slTct a'en-
ton TO business to receive liberal share of public
patronage.
We have remodeled the HoPewell Mil, and are
now ready TO grind all kinds of grain. We will al
all times purchase all kinds of grain for which The
highest price will be paid.
BARNDOLLAR x EYERHARI.
Hopewell, Oct. 80, 1857.