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Che lrare!er.
Esa!t5m s. SmsGEeEanna

= II r. \ NJ g O NJ X \ - Y.
OCULAR DAILY TRIPS. (except sun
ia l,y'.) Tor Hsyrc de Grace, Port Deposit
ind Tide y after Canal.
THE STEAMBOAT
80. 4. PORTSM gu T II, ,
g.. ''it... s. CAPT. Traycrs, leaves
49, -; 2 =: - lower end of " $ |
Falls Avenue every Tuesday. Thu sday and
saturday evening, at O'Clock. Returning.
leaves rmt Deposit every NnnA,y, Wcdnes-
day and Fridry at O'Clock, and Uvre dc
trace NJ . o'clock p. In.
Th" Steamboat LUNIATA. Captain J. ".
F"nlinS"n, leav' $ same place every Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday evening at s O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
lay, Thursday and Saturday evening at 5
O'Clock p. IN.
PASSAGE, 80 Cents
Gy~Frri-hts received daily ~ Baltimore
until O'Clock, and At Port Deposit until %
O'Clock carried at low rates and carefully
attended to.
G3"Dnplicate receipts for Frcights will be
required in all cases.
he Agent at llavrc de Grace will attend
to forwarding any ms rchandiSe consigned to
him for any point Oh the rrhnsy lvauia Canals
or will re ship any lrcights intended for Bal
timore, Philadelphia or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Baltimore.
II. ALIEN. TAYLOR. Art II. dc Grace
JACOB TONE, Port D"p"sit.%
Cy-Thc Steamboat LANCASTER. Can't.
Torinson, being in coulp!a;c order, can be
chartered at any time.
n. Il. --tIRAIN purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse Of J. Tome
Co., Port Deposit Who also keen for
sIlc. GuAno pI,Strr + isi Salt; Crua;dl!c
Y hicheiI'S, AtIrn < Nrcdl IS and De Burg
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FARMERS & PLANTERS
TEiE EATE1MtL Ei.Hsg'Fs.Sxg:ss.

A modern Compose. prepared under the direct
"a SUPER isi"n of :. HARPER. l.. l.. d. form r
~ Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Aglicnl-
'Hre m the Hta University Of Mississippi also
State Geol"g;st
Its basis is the "GREEN SAND MARL OF
"..,fhSEf.' which is chemcaIIy combine /
with FISH and pure ANIMAL BONE.
IN r'"us FAIR expcr mcnts il his been found
to b. fully equal +" p, ruvidn Gu"no il, the icrc:s
OF crops. to which il has been applied nrd insye 4
OF eXhnnstins he sol. it has proved to be per
mnri imlrov"r OF he land
~ IlLL SUPPLY kept constantly on
hand by JOHN Il. PEIlDN. Agent.
No. 70 LIGnr STREET WHARF,.
Baltimore, Ml.
Price $500 per Ton, $1,000 ibs.)
Nov. 90. !SjS--tf.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is t" give notice, that the subscriber
L OF cell c"iniy, hath Obtained tr'm the
Orphans Cnut al said comfy, letters lrStL-
mcntaty on the personal estate OF EpenZer
Ferry. late f said unity. deceased All
person havl"g cl'nS ~ inst tn" said de
ceased. ar" hereby NAMED t. exhibit the
same, with til v"nchvr> thereof, duly au,hcl-
tnaicd, "n or bet r. the 10Th dag ui October
1899; they may otherwise. 10y law. be en-
clnded from all benefit Of said estate Al
persons ildrt 1t t. sal cstat are requested
t. max" Immediate Payment 10 the suhscri
bcr Given under my hand His 31th day #
October. 1853 JOSEF III MILLER.
ESrcLt If Of thcmrz"r Perry. deed.
TrS-JAs. MCCArLLY, Reg.
Oct 20, iSjS--Gw.
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BEEF! EEEE!! FsEEF!!!

TNl'E Subscriber has opened II stall, next
Il. door to his FIour snd Feed Store. for
the sale of Fresh beef, which he will keep
always on hand of first rate quality. in guam
titcs to suit customers. All who want FIRST
RATE STEAK OR ROAST will please Give him
Il call. WIN. 4. GILES.
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Coal Oil and Coal Gil Lamps

A variety Of JONES' latesO PATENT FLAT
n WICK LAMPS and Knapps patent Round
Burner Lamps Flor sale by
DIR WIN. G. CARSON. Agent,
at his New Drug store.
May 90. 1858 Rock Run, Port Deposit,
lyFlnid and other Lamps alt eyed to srit
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VIE subscriber has now and intends
u keeping in the oil established Lea her Stor.
n. J. c"rutrof -Four h and Orange stress. opposite
the Upper Muktt House, WILuiNGrOy. Del a
large AMI well Sc cctel assortment of
SPANISH AND iltMIOCk SOLE LEATHER
FRENCH MD PATENT CALF$klN,
or SUPERIOR BRAND
Gnd Ill the various kinds Of Leather made us, of
III the u,al uiacture Of boots. shoes. saddles and
harness Ill of which will nc sold on the most yea
son bio terms Persons wishing to purchase
elhcr vi find Il to Their rdvrntIge to call and
'Nan:ine for tn msely,s before pa chasing else
where. PArENT MACHINE STITCHED
Ic:.tsser Betting,
Mad" from hides tnnnel expressly for the pnrnosc.
either sin Gle OF doube thickness. cemrlltcI wi b
W" or proot cement AMI copper rvc'tel |, warranted
to give satisfaction. l. I. chamberlain.
sept %, lojS--3m.
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NIICfILII'S PLACE.
Zee Creams and SCnfgcs5,ncry-.

chestnut STREET, beirecn 5h aud On,
s}lllLADELPllIA. - This Establishment
a ahur'ls tEusHal attractions and the bcs Of nc.
cummoddt'ons for vis prs as wen us ci izcns of
Philadelphia; hchg provided with large AMI well
furnished Saloons Tor
LADIES and GENTLEMEN,
and they coull nowhere fini Il more desirable
Place 10 rest their weary limbs. and whore they
may be fed Al ALL Hot Rs or TIE DAT. t. ON
/ rye Il, i choice BIZ OF Fare
sGT The Ladies ard Gen 'emcn of Elkon. and
vicinity arr mos cord ally nyitcl to visit this
Most DESIRABLE Place o. EyrEErMyuEnT.
where their W ,nt' will he promptly and policy
a tented to AMI where they may Teughtrn the
mnrr innn and be sIt on their wy rcip cling
WEDDING PART II and PIC MICS furnished
to order. with table fixtures Of every pos. i'll
drscrilt on. and with all the DeIic c.cs they m y
!t,ic at sLor, notice.
No i23 CHESTNUT STREET,
Sept A. laJS-ly opposite the State House
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Chester EGEaSalc Seminar,

CHESTER, Dctoworc Comfy Pa.
DEV. GEO HOOD, PptycIrAr A Fanny
II Boarding School. with Five accomplished
Z cnchcrs.
WlN1EE TERM-Jauuary 3 to April 0.
for Boar and Tuition. 50 90
SUMNER iEKM-May 2. to August 0, for
roard ard Tuition 80 90
t,ZS=UHy Scholars. from 81 to Sli per tenn
+ rERENCES - Eev J Mcln;irr. - H. Pearce
To For CntaI"gc cs. inqune of he Principal.
sept L. lSj3-Su*.
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RElNGllURST'S ESS. JAMAICA GIN
- uEk.-We manufac ure this article largely
and warrant il 10 be the best in the market Is
cent, for single BIO tie liber, deduction to
wholesale purch sers Mixed with cold water and
sugar it makes the most wholesome drink for the
harvester. 1t is also valuable to dyspeptics or
diseases of the bowels l.. BRINGBURsT & Co,
Pharm aecntipts, sos, 9Th u Market sts,
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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Also copy OF the beautiful
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an elegantly illustrated qlarto Magazine. Also
free tickets of ADM sion to the Eastern Tor
u, s,elGJii), and v csleru Galleries OF the Assu:,
ton.
there will also he given to the subscribers scv.
IA! bLnlIel luable works of Art comprising
Inc Gil Paintings Eronzes Scu purcs. &c. &c.
from ce!cbr ted American and Foreign Artists.
Subscriptions will be received up To 'anu ny !.
800. TN The evening Of til / date the premiums
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For full particulars see Dec, mber AnT JOURNAL
price 90 cents. Specimen copies sent TO those
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WATCHES, JENELnY
AND
SILVER WARE,

q
"a IInA FERRIS SON CORNER or ForRTe
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w. r, ~ rim n" -, ia H., v n,a.' 10
,,n,i" 80 W. ',,t : ;,,V ~
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~ 10 our s'oeA' coS'' '''' |" part u 'le Towing
ryG11su W .rr,!rs IN co,lor si,,.- c,sos,
riIa., WIZ. r,.,",,,,a ,v.,,t. 80,
a-rrrv
Chas. Stcvcnsous do do do.
" m toGIei ',"PleH ana le'G e., " a'eliss'
los .lnb,..o,,.s do do ,,,ndc
pr,ssly for usl
VIM luhi,.5ou's do do
Josh. E,ooiof.,d's do do lr,il,v,v
Timc-keeness,
Josh. penhrr,op's do do
JoserL SewiU's do Il, 5p,i,,v,.
Time kerr.rs)
Jno Te tbnry 6Co.s do do
rtvIy,rT.,.' ,,..,mot,,,
Ju,cs rr..o'o', : ~, " 80, W lEi''''
|"'IS ~ 5'eS"n V"pznhaSeh UHr'Abin'tcF.
II Cor,:. ,!o,' 'rioEa lnf'"''ho,e,'.
Vnchn,o 3 .g,G' "''t ~ .vriy me
James yn,,rynis.. ' I'M '''''"' very ""'J
fl pnEny part;,,, ''"''''
l!ri.uet p. ri. t,nrr G,o\
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THE LdRGES1
CHAR and FUArIiuRE
ESTsEssVsEgJ;EET

IN TIE UNITED STATES
MATHTOT & SONS GAY STREET WARE
w HOUSE whore is kent always on hand, or
made to order. every style OF Frcuch fLrG-A-TETEs
in plush. hair clio or bIoc ltcl'r.
French Full stuff and Ned llion Parlor ARM
CnAIns and sets with plush, hair, Goth or bro
caclie.
French Full Carved PArLoR CHAIRS and Sc s
wi h plush. hair Goth or hrocatcle.
SOFAS Half FIRE. ch Mihog my; Walnut PAR
Lon CHAIRS, in hi cloth or plush.
ROCKING CuAiEs-vaIiuui designs, in hair.
cloh and plush.
STIFF SPRING L0rYGEs-a large assortment al
ways on nd or any pattern made or covered
with any goods 10 orier
CHAMBER SriTs-in Mahogany or Walnut, com
pee from so up
CANE CHAIRS and RoCKING CHArs-ihe rgcs
s'ormeHt rendy made in my uIe house in the
United Saes-frnIn Sl2 dozen up.
BAR EooN. OFFICE and Dining CHAIRS in Oak
WALNrT OR MAHOGANY. with cane wood or stu fed
se,t.--un assortment embracing over 30 dozen.
WOop SEAT CHAIRS and SErTEEs and loCkING
CHMEs--oyer 100 dozen
LOOKING GLASSES Of every variety, and BEDS
HAIR and lirSE MATTRESSES, a very large assort
mcnt coLst nt'v on hand. and for sale by
AUG. MATHlOT & son.
q q North Gay street, near Fayct;e st J
Sept %. lSj5-iy BALTIMORE.
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EpaINSES s. EDTES.
Go Gousettecpers.
Attention liOuseAeepers!


Attention l!OuseAefpers!
TNiIE subscriber having purchased the entire in
L lerest of Mathews and johnson. in the new'y
established
E!Osir and Feed StGrH,
in EhhToN. ne lry opposite the Howard House.
respectfully invites the attention Of his friends and
houseAeepers generally to his well selected stock
of
FAMILY FLOUR:
among which may at all times be found the follow
ing brands Extra Family White heat Flour;
Extra HupcrGnc; Common SuprrIine; MiddlingS.
RYE FLOUR AND BUUKWlEAT
White and Yellow Corn Meal; Whi'e shin Stuff
Common do; Eran Corn and Oats. ground: Corn
and BATS i'll the grain, potatoes: all OF which will
be sold ut the loves, cash prices.
WHOLESlLE OR RETAIL
" MI articles delivered within ;he!imts ofthe
town free Of cost
~ Country Prolucc taken in exchange.
. p Livery effort will he N de to please he pub.
lie. and their custom thankfully rcccis ed.
My Iy WM. T. GILES.
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New Cracker Bakery i'm EIhton.

TN DRRIS CUMMIN GS takes this method
Iva Of informing the public that he is TOW
prepared and is daily Baking Fresh Crackers
which lie calls the attention Of the trade in
gem. al.
Also. constantly on hand CAKES of all
kinds. Particular attention paid to baking
cakes for parties &c.
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GClltcctioHcrfcs.

| have just received from Philadelphia Il
choice lot of C"mlcctioncrcS, which will be
sold che Up for cash, Who'll" sale aui rctail.--
Thankful for past iavors, l respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same.
MORRIS CUMMINGS.
Flktpu. Junr 10 1879
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Leather Esejtsn@.
NEW DRY GOODS,

FOR FAE.A SALES OF ES5S.
SAMUEL RUBY. No II MARKET STREET
~ WILMINGTON. Delaware has just received
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

FFVO the Commissioners and Treasurer also the
Il Assessors and Collectors of the Borougis and
townships of the County Of Bedford, that they are
hereby required to discharge their respective du-
ties in obedience to fhesHiiitary laws of Pennsyl-
vania, approved the 2Est day of April, A. D. 1858,
and that any neglect, or nou-peformance of the
duties required by said law, such officials to
ba liable TO indictment at the instance of any COM
missioned Officer of the military Of this brigade
Fer the better advantage of said officers see Sec.
2d and,3d of said Military law, and page So of the
Ait Generals instructions, under the head of
- Military Expenses
LEMUEL EVANS, Brig Inspector,
lst. B. 10Th D., P. NJ
Aug. Is, 1853.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
REGISTER'S NOTICE.

A Ii persons interested are Hereby notified that
IN the following names accouptants have filed Their
accounts in the r. gisters office of Bedford County
aud that the viii lie presented TO the OrIhans
Court, and for said County, on Tuesday, the 3ls
day OF August, next, at the Court House, in Bed
ford for confirmation
The supplemental account of RobJrt C. Gil
braith, of the executors of the list WILL Se of
William Galbraith, lite of Napier Township decd.
The account of Nathan G. Wright, Admir- OF
the estate Of Samuel Mock, lite of ST Cl tr Town
ship. decd.
The account of Mi4ha i Lutz Admir- % the es-
tate OF John Lutz, late Of Snake Spring Township,
deed.
The account of Samuel Reighart, Guardian of
Catherine AMI Susan Reighart, of Bedford Town
ship.
The account Of John Rowser, Admir- Of the es-
tate Of Ezlbeth Stifflsr late OF Napier Township,
deed.
The account of John AXE ESD Admir- Of ,he
estate Of J. Peter Sinner, late oi Union Township,
deed.
The account Of Elizabeth Blackburn and Thomas
Mccoy, executors Of the last will xc, OF Thomas
W. Isl Ickbu=n, llte of st. Clair Township, decd.
The account of William c.. Wiseg4rver and
Andrew j. Wisegtrver, executvs Of the lust will
&C.. of Daniel Wiscgaryer, late of Bedford Town
ship deed.
The account Of 0. E. Shannon Esq, one of the
Adm'rs de bonis testaHsento aaaero of Thos.
Yickroy, lite OF ST. Clair Township, ded.
The account of Samuel L. Russell Esq, one Of
the Adm'rs Ge boais cum tesfa1Henfo Of 4.
Vickroy, late of St. Clan Township, decd
The account Of Samuel l.. Russell Esq, execu-
tor OF the last will &c. of Solomon Filler, late of
tho Borough Of Bedford deed
The account Of Samuel L. Russell Esq, Admir-
Of the estate of osah L. rcly, Esq, late of the
Borough of Bedford, deed.
The account Of Samuel l.. Russell, Esq, Guar
dian OF Emma +. Barclay, Of the Borough Of d
fort
The account of Samuel L. Russell Esq, Guar
dian OF Mary f. Barclay, of the Borough OF Bed
ford.
The account Of Thomas KeefTe, Admir- of the es-
tate Of Phoebe Kcefs, late OF Bedford Township,
decd.
The account of John Furney, Admir- Of the es-
tate Of Andrew earn, late Of Bedford Township,
decd.
The supplemental account Of Joseph Nichodemus
acting Administrator of the estate OF Joseph Dull,
decd.
Registers Office SH.TATE,
July 30, 1908. Register.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20

GEORGE B. AMICK, surviving partner Of the
VI late finn of Gro. B. ANIcK BROTHER, noti-
fes all persons interested, that the books Oi said
firm remain in his hands for settlement, and that
circumstances demand immediate closing up of
the business of said firm. Persons indebted or
having settlements TO make, are therefore request
ed to call on the subscriber without delay.
St. Cltirsville, June IL, lS5S.-tf
The subscriber will continue The mercantile 6Hsi
ness at the old stand, where he viii be happy TO
meet and supply the wants of his friends and Gus
toners at all times. He will receive in a couple
of weeks a supply of seasonabe goods, which
he is determined to sell on The most easonable
terms. GEO. B. AMICk.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
(1IIRT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Hohorable FRANCIS VI. MN
W NELL, President OF the several Courts OF Com
mon Pl .as in the c1uatcs composing the 10th Ju-
dieial District, and justice Of the Courts OF Oyer
and Term aer. ana General Jail Delivery, for the
trial Of CAPITAL and other offenders in the said Dis
trict-ani A. j. SxIveLY aud JoHS @. HARTLEY,
Esquires Judges ofthe Counts of Common Plea
and Justices OF the Court Of Oyer and TernliEer,
and General jail Delivery for the trial of all capi-
tai and otner offenders in the county Of Bedford
have issued their precept and to me directed, for
holding a Court of Common Pleas, and Genera !
JAN Dellv cry, and C1ur5 81 Oyer and Terniuer at
Bedford. on MONDAY t,fe 30th day of August,
next. NoTIeg is hereby gwen to all the justices
OF the Peace, the Cproeer and Constablcs within
the said county of tliold that they be then and
there in their proper persons. with their rolls, rec
ortls and inquisitions, EXAMINATIONS and other
membranes, t. 10 those things which to their off
aud in that ht.h.slf appaTtain 10 be done, and
also they who viii prosecute against the prisoners
that are or shall be IN the Jtl Of ,dford county,
to be then and the to prosecute az inst them as
shall DE just.
WILLIAM S. FLUCK. Sh riff.
SL.rlf Office, Bedf I'd, July 3d. 1853
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DWELLING HOUSE,

STABLE, &c, thereon erected.
AISO-Three tracts OF fne limestone land, well
act with timber, containing hundred acres in
each tract, situate in Morrisons Cove, South Wood
berry Township, Bedford Co., adjoining lands OF
John K. Teeter and Others.
ALSO-Two tracts Of timber land, situate in the
Stiwcter District, Minnesota, containing respect
ivey go and 120 acres.
ALSO-One tract Of white pine timber land
containing 900 acres, situate the line of the
Pttsburg and ConnellsyiIe Railroad, in Allegheny
township, Somerset County, eighteen miles west of
Cumberland, having thereon erected large Dwell
ling House, large Bank Barn, Saw-Mill, &c.
ALSO-A number Of tracts of timber lands in
Bedford an6 Fulton Counties.
ALS0-Several tracts OF iron ore and coal lands
IN Bedford County, on the line of the Huntington
A2d Broadtop Railroad
Terms easy. Apply to
W.P. SCHELL.
Bedford, July l6, 1851
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS
Drawn for August term t8oth day. 1858.

Drawn for august term loUth dayI 1905.
Henry Scheli, Schellsburg Daniel Baker,
II. Wookterry tip. Geo Bowser, Napier; Jas.
NJ Blackburn, do. Geo Beegle, Union Jo-
sapl Creyle, do, a. j. Crismau, St. Clair
J. C. Egerhsrt, Broadsop; Baltzer Fletcher,
Union; Jonathan Hyde, Harrison Johu F.
Holsiuger, NJ. Woodberry; Thomas Knox,
Bedford tp. Wm. Philips, do. David Pat
terson, do. james Rollins, Colerain VIM.
Suider, s. Woodberry Sam'l Statler tof
Emanuel,) Sohelsburg; Evan Svqrtswelder,
Monroe tp.; Jacob Sher,zsr, Bedford ip. /;
George Snouse, Snake Spring; Jas. Whet-
stone, Hopewell Isaac Wilson, Southampton ;
John Wysong, Union Adam z'ubower,
Comb. Valley.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
PETIT JURORS.

jacob Blrnhart, Bedford Tp.; D. F. Buck,
S. Woodberry; Jos. F Blackburn, Napier;
,Artemss Bennett, Southampton; Samuel Ben
der, ". Providence; Basil Browning, South.
ampton: JON Boor, Cumb. Valley; Jos. Corle,
C5ierain; Adm Corle, Union; John Cypher,
Libe1tyi Thos. Dou4hoe, Southampton; saml.
Def5augh, Bedford; Geo Eilioti, Clmb. Val
ley, John L Fluck, S. Woodberry; David
Ford, B.oaatop; Ballzer Fletcher, Monroe;
Sal. Hickman, Coerain; Thos. Jones. ST.
Clair; Henry Kaufman, DO, Nicholas Kegg,
Juniata; J,ho F. Lowry, Broadtop; Samuel
Loguo, Londonderry; josiah Miller, do; A.
Wayne Mower. Bedford Bor.; Rieh'd MeMul-
lin, Napier; Henry Mills, Monroe; Levi Me-
Gregor, St. Clair: Jno. Nyoum, tof JONI E.
Providence: Hezekiah O'Neal, Southampton:
John Il Push, Bedford Bor.: Dan'l SnJ der,
tof HenrY,i Snake Spring Tp.: Wm. Smith,
Hopewell: Sam'l Shafer, Union: G. w. VIII
liam5, Napier: John H. Walter, Union; Thos.
i. Wisegarver, ST. Clair: Nathan Wright, do:
u5o. Yickroy, do.
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GEzNsE.S Z
BgDF0RD tGlDRNY.

THE Fall term OF the Bedford Academy will
commence on Monday, Sept. 9th.
It is the ol9ect of this Institution to cultivate
both 7i.s.d and heart Without the harmonious de-
velopment of the intellectual and moral powers,
youth cannot be fitted FOR tue actvo duties of life.
Whilst no pains spared to cultivate the mind,
every is taken TO impress the heart, by Precept
aad example, with the importance OF correct moral
principles.
GEORGE W. AJGHINBAUGH,
Aug. 20, 1853 Principal
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NEW GOODS!
CcOd News for the People |!

A THOUGH the prospects of the Railroad are
n not vely hattering, the friends OF that enter
prise have not yet quite desp.ired of Ultimate
cess Hoping that the people will see that it is moi:
only TO their interest TO have the road completed
as soon as possible, but that they shoull bear in
mind thai at
REED g. .NL.N.NICHS,
Who have just received from the city, and are
opening out al their
Cheap Cash and Produce Store,
large assortment of Cassimeres, Cloths, Prints,
bieached and unbleached Muslins, Ginghams,
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sugar, Syrup, extra pulverzed Sugar,
Cheese, NC, &c.
An of which viii be sold Gu the most reasonable
terms for cash oI produce.
Aug. 20, 1858.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And who that is gray would not have it restored
to former color or bald bat wond have the growth
restored or troubled with dandriIf and itching bnt
would have it removed, troubled with scrGfula,
scald head, or other eraptions, but woud be cured
or with sick head ache, (neufalgia) but would DO
cured. It will also remove all pmples fr5ul the
face and skin. Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will
do all this, see circular and the following
ANN ARBoR, November s. 1856
PnoR. OIL. WooD--Dear Sir; ] have heard much
said of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restora-
tive, bat having been often ciistted by quacEery
and l,uack nostrums, hair dyes, SC. l was dispos-.
ed to place your Restorative in the same Category
with the thousand and one loudly trumpeted tfnack
remedies, until | met voc in Lawrence county some
months since, when you gave such assurance
as induced the trial OF your Restorative in NV
fami!y-frst by my good wife, whose hait had be-,
come very thin and entirely white, and before ex
hausting one cf your large hoitcs her hair was re-
stored nearly to its original beautiful brown color
and had thickened ani become beautiful and el=a>
upon, and entirely over the head she coafiuTIesfo
use it. Lot Smply because Of its beautfyfns .tscts
upon tue hair, hut because OF its healthftI iIfu
ence upon the head and mind. Others of my flmilv
and friends are using your Restorative, with the
hlppieSt effects; therefore, my ske2ticisn and
doubts in reference to its character and value are
entirely removed; and can and do most cordially
and confidentiay recon end lis use by all who Horld
have their hair restored from white or gray Inv
reason Of sickness age,) to original color AMI
beauty, and by all young persons who woull have
their hair beautifsl anf glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours
SOLOMON MANN
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
ADMENEsrRAT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Admin
lN istraion upon the estate OF Henry Shutters late
of Liberty Township, decd, have been granted by
the Register of Bedford County, to the undersigned
OF James Greek, Huntingdon County. All persons
indebted to said estate requested to make IN
present them without delay, properly
for payment. ,,o,.,s rORRIS Admir-.
T,Iv lst 1858.