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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
WHO - TRorRLED WITH RATS
-

WLo 1, di.sis,sc With losth.ofns Ros1hes
e.r,nser friend o. f~ wboever yoo are py w. '~a "a
s 30, read the following end take tos hins n az,
v" IEvIxs HouN SEw.f OK Anf ~, ise-
cheer1ury reconm.E I'd Pazsoss % s a CT
'os q - 49,, a. -. i-efrv.uiepes D. ID. Howard.
- ~ In D.,sz,.. D.p1.: BAkSEs PAX, NeT'fofk
UoILOWAY's OINTNENT.-arhma, llsnlnrs-
f ard ,L ,at. diss q the Tsros ssd L,nfs
:, go a. III. irrrerabr 1r- and ulcers ~hilA 49,
N. .sr and es.h Weld sssby 70 this prep@fsflon
DAY q MARTINS LONDON BLAcKiSG-ln i'
uposd preparsou produoss us.+r equal =: ne mo-: s'
- VII n. soil fhs fr-s; linen Ca1 De
- "a ~ 1;rrrsrs :. retail and .. whol-se d o. " iFbLf
So IN Fulton 81 Amt for DAY AsETs
UyRsI. CURED BY MARsH's RADICAL CURE
TrUss-Rsfsrene % al the principal ,lit's ara
,t.,.v On and examine them beofs plrc1asLz eisS'
Le,e lso Elastic s:octiE. Shoulder Braces eupP''S"'
L. NO 2ve.ey-st-, Astor Hos'e.
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The Mail. for Europe by the steamship City o
Baltimore will close thi. morning at 10! O'clock
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Judge POrter's Successor i'm Penn.
sylvania.

HARRISBURG, Friday, Oct. 2, 1873.
The Hon. Gaylord Church Of Crawford has been
appointed Judge Of the Supreme Court in place OF
Judge Porter, resigned.
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MEYER's MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER.
cVrNo MoKE NrRNIN

Houses ships hotels &C. kept permanently free from huge
reaches rate MICE sn,s and al other vermn By lie
hESsss hIsAerLoes vkaNN DESTROYER For sale AZ the
froRretors Depot NO t2 Broadway y. i0ustoas,
as&byF EuHros Dmsr;st, General Agent No. 10 Aston
Hoass. AbdNo. at Broadway. corner Of Cansl-ss.
Be o..ma O; Cer;i6s ste- a Daily Tiac. this isy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

AWFUL ACCIDENT. We witnessed, while "aIs
ma vp the Other day estsstore ~hh '
.erriiae eon-sq youns :.
ard "a ounsos kof.@ pAsss pat h. ioo u DSr u
go, n. .L.n~ KSo1s eessni store % TIE .,nS
=. - -. - hsua hogre.er, and ne JO.-s
msa VA soppied i,h ies .sifs' fai s-js 49,
ps.rpd oeiSrts6. -------
IUJIY'- CHILLED IRoS sAfL
/. the ouly safe In marie; VIA
O'sssi - prs,rcr sEcvKirT Ao,N'r FhE.
s..-I.o, s.sEs which we're uHezpeeie1y
-, s9siss Of zoe ory-,.l Pss- The ~ood'~'If "a
- ,sles /. eh,r ,saopy Or partially d<'''ossa l.
% s.ra, - ,st,,S.s a. ii' day la a'y SA'ef'D S's "
barsS prof. ... ca.,,,,rso,
PA. AND BvECLAsPEoof SAYS
AT PAisEaSss Co.'S,
No. 10 Broadway, N. 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
PAPER HASGINGS.

PAPER HASGINGS.
TBoyhs FAVE Co,
No Isl Broadway, New York
receiving their store for the ali Trade the aSs
aud most complete assortment of every style If
PAPEK HAsGGsGS AND DECORATIONS
Ever offered ia this market,
city retail consumption, well ~ the country
trade decorating their houses and merchants
chasing the country fTede invited 70 examine ner
sock aad Prices previous to purchasing elsewhere.
THOMAS FAYE & Co.
Ioporters and Manufacturers Of Paper Hsnginq..
No. ~ BIosdw 81, directly opposite the Cry Hall
New iOfk.
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TREHs AND PLANTS.

1REES AND PLANI~.
PAEsoas Co. delivering TgEEs ara PLANTS from
their grounds a.
FLUSHING, near NEw-YoEg,
invite .he attention buyers their large assoel Of
sbTiAy and welsrown , ~,
FEUfr AID OESAsESTai. JeErs and PtAsTs -,
Css.iozUs. flrfLed gratis application snd gs 1flsn
vittOu, charge the wharf ~ Sew York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

TIkIvE srocK at REDCcED PRIeEs.
Ersant Aedsions. styes......ly % III per yaid.
teiyets % lo Ter yard
Enssh Tapestry and Brussels. styles y 10y per yard
Eaxsh 3pys, stycs.. " 70 " Ter yard
EnsL and Domestic Iasrsins siyies 70 81 per Yard
With large stocs Of OILoLoIBs and other Goods az equally
49, r.f.. SMITH 4 LOUNsHERY
No. 40 Broadway, GTandst
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STEARgs g. MARyIS's
Wiider .Ps,ent
Rrp,-PSo SArss
s.usrkxs YIAzs II Usy FAVE H.rTs r.iJhn.
No. " MrrYsy-s,s View forr-
NJ "a north Hsin-st, 81. Lou1
HgERTSG's PATENT CHAaPioN FIRE and BURG,
I.sPxoos sAyEs no 81 Broadway corner o' "
s,<<tx Gas Hall New YORK.
Wonyo,c PArgyT SALAMASDER SAFE,
THE
o,g,r YurPsoof s.y, o. rHE WORLD
aauasfsd free fran DampRelI
g r. WILDER 4 Co..,
No. Igl Broadway,
Corner Of Dey-s'. New-fort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

French imported Doors, SHOES and CATERS,
Cork socs ceived from most c"ebfs
nsiers IN Penis Aso assortment Of our oln msnuiac
ire EveGNE FERsIs SOS, B0otnAker No e Sasss1-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
NV ERA IN TIE CLOTHING TRADE. -

RAYnosp corner Of FULTON AID Naeau sts having com
psted tie largest stock Of seut mems clothing 10 the e'ei
fssred by hs, iog established finn, challenge the attention %
tie public " then prices, Which are mafyeiefen IN these
skea iues
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-26

ExFoRTs OF On AND Bone FROM THE SAND
wIcH lsIhNgs.-- We have asoeffained by the
records IN fhf tlanolun. and Lahaina C6stom-
Houses thoi the nrruber OF vessels reported
cleared for the Uritrd States ports, with oil and
hone, during the past year, was 80 whalers and
merchautmen, making 46 in all. Some Of
Die wbalefs viii cruise over the South Pacific
Whaling grounds on their way home, ard thoz
considerable increase their careops. Ii appears
By The Cusionl-Hoase records tbat the total a.
mount Of oil and bone on the way to the United
States from hese Islands, in rs vessels is; 9,543
b5ls. sperm, l08, 1872 bbls whale, l,472 4G}
l5s Tie amount sent from these Islands in 856
in II vessels, was: S, ,7S9 bbls sperm, l76 ,232
5bls. whale, 2,J37,7l2 lbs. bone.
By a comparison Of The above figures, which
will BE foupd reliable, It will b. otserveI that
there viii be material decrease in the imports
Of polar oil and bone into fhe United States for
1928, cotararpd with 1887 and notWihsiaa-
ding tie present depression Of the olI u'agket at
the East, prices rust soon advance, unlfss thrre
is great falling of in the consumption, which
is moi row anticipated. AoE olaiu Con. I'D
0srliser, jan. 81.
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A GARn.

The Subscriber would respectfully announce
TO bis friends and customers that he has associated
with him in the mercantile business J. Z. MIN
mich of Bedford Bor. aud that hereafter the
same will be conducted under The firm OF Reed
& Minich, at the old stand. He takes this oP-
portunity of returning his thanks for the past
liberal support awarded bin by his friends, and
solicits a continuance of their favor for the new
firm. He respectfully calls upon his friends
& customers 10 settle up their accounts as soon
as convenient, pay or no pay, as 1t Is very
desirable TO have bis old books closed.
Very respectfully, JACOB REED.
Feb. 8 1853.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-26

eases o. the Lungs respiration is always imperfect
y performed, owing % tue fact that in those cases
there always ohsrucons the bronchial tubes and
air cells which hinders TIE free passage Of air.
These distinctions are readily removed by very
pleasant medicine, prepared by Or. Keyser, Whole
sale Druggist, Of 40 Wooi street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
called "Pectorai syrup and which has become
justly celebrated IN tie removal x cure Of nciPeuf
Lung Diseases. You can bny il q, sanaeI Brown's
Bedford, and at the store Of CoIvin and Robson,
srhg,lsburg.
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,3L.3RYL,9N'D SITE LOTTERIES.
&. FRANCE & Co, IzAmAGEEg,
Caution Tcgfge,


Persons living at distance should be extremely
cautious Vt "bom iaey order Lottery Tickets or Ger
uhcatfs oi packages Of Tickets. The country is
hooded fiih bogus and S" pIli1s Lotteries Every
lnaucement IS held ont TO get persons to iavest mon
ey m hem. Capital Prizes Of from S29 coo to Slo-
oJV head heir schemes with tickets at One DoI}ar
SlO0,Go0 Capital Pfzea are offered, tickets S. An
such, IN every instance, frauds; money is sent
Tor tickets, ii IS so much thrown away without the
shado% OF chance of getting prize. Beware of
all Lotteries where the Capital Prize is unusually
large IN copar isoa 10 the price Of tickets. in eve
ry instance where large prizes offered for small
cost OF tickets, put il down certain fraud.
lhe Kentucky State Lottery for the benefit OF the
Shelby College, under mana cement Is the on ly
Lottery IN the United States which is legally decided
by the Maryland drawings; all other Lotteries which
purpot to be decided by the Maryland Drawings, are
frauds
THE MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
Purchase in the Maryland State Lotteries, then
you are sure Of being right. AID in ordering the
Maryland Lotteries, You Of honest ana fair
cravings.
One hing look to, aud that is, if YOU order
from any licensed vender in Baltimore do moi re-
celVe any but Managers tickets and Managers
Printed Certificates OF Packages. The Managers
Certificates have the number printed and have the
Autographed signature of r. France 4. Co.
No one has right to send his individual certif-
Gates, and u ne does II, be sure there is fraud at
the bottom ofIt
r. FRANCE 4 Co.
Managers of Maryland State lotteries
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BEDFORD COUNTY, SS.

At an Orphans Court held
az bedford, on the sih day of February, A. u. 1885,
before the Judges Of the said Court,
On motion OF John P. Reed, ESQ,
the Court grant rule upon the heirs and legal rep.
resenfatives Of Jacob Rifle, late ofJunilta townships
IN SAID county, deed, to wit, John c. Rifle, residing
IN Cumberland, Md, Mary, wife of John Sweeuy,
residing in Indiana comfy Pa, Thomas. residing IN
Iowa, David, residing ia LIgonier, Wesimo5eiand
county, Pa, Ellep vile Of Thomas Mc'Culh1 resi-
ding IN Somerset, now infBedford county, Penn'a.,
Catharine, MINOR daughter Of Catbafine, decd,
who has for her guardian al itep, O. +. Shannon,
Esq, residing in Bedford and Margaret wife OF AL
fred Miller, residing in Cumberland, nd, To- be and
appear at 0rphans Court TO be held at Bedford, in
aud for said CO., the lst Monday, 81 Gay Of May,
next, 10 accept refuse te take The Rea Estate Of
said deceased at the valuation, which has been val
ued and appraised pursnanee Of writ of partition
or valuation issued out Of the Orphans court Of Bed
ford county aforesaid, and to the Sheriff Of said
directed, or show cause why the should not be
sold.
Sheriff directedto serve same personally upon those
heirs Iesidng in the county, and by publication up
on those residing without.
By the Court.
ATTEST WILLIAM S. FLUKE,
March l2, 1858. Sheriff.
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aBT0aGl 'E'0D C0asS
AT THE COOK COLLIERY !!
AT HoPEMELL.
AT HoPEWGLL,

KNOWN AS THE COKE BANK
THE Undersigned would hereby notify the public
that he is engaged in the coal mining business, at
the Broad Top coal mines, one half mile from the
town Of Hopewell. In order to insure speedy sale
be will sell it at the mines at cents per bushe
and delivered at Hopewell, al cents per bushel.--
Persons wishing coal will find it TO their advantage
To give him a call, as the coal is of the first qualit
and the per bushel less than it can be obtained
for elsewhere The subscriber al all times be
found at his office at Hopewel, by persons desirous
of purchasing.
Dec IS, '57-3m. RICHARD LANGDON.
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE
DiIIDSOY PR0PERT 7

y pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court of
Bedford county, the subscriber will expose to sal
hy public outcry on SATURDAY, the 9th daY of
MARCH, A. d. 1858, at the late dwelling house in
Bedford township, OF Aargaret Davidson, deceased,
all the interest, being Inc undivided one half part of
the said Margaret Davidson. deceased in Inc follow
ing described Real Estate, situate the said town
ship o. Bedford viz
Is. The MANSION TRACE living on the
south side Of he turnpike road and west Of, and adj
joining the boroush of Bedford, containing about
IhIRI1-TW0 ACRES, all cleared and under fence.
and having thereon erected a BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, two and half stories high, TWO SMALL
BRICK HOUSES. ) BRICK BARN, and other out
buildings, Wlth failing well OF excellent wa
Ter az The yard. There Is, also, an orchard upon tine
property, aud altogether il is Of the desi9a
Bile PAGES iU oF near Bedford.
-. 4 Tract Of Land on b4h sides of The
Cumberland valley read, containing aboat &C acres
having snlall house upoa It, nov occupied by Da-
vid DienGjpg, with about Is acres cleared the re-
mainier being wood land, adjoining lands Of G. D.
4 Sauck, Joseph Sellers, Henry Dorsey aud oth-
ers.
TauHs.-Oae third Of the purchase money at the
confirmation OF the ale, one third the Isl day Of
April, 1880, aud the remaining third cn fae st
dag Of April, 1850, without interest, the payments
10 be secured by judgment bonds.
Possession, except one field, Will be given the
Isl day o. april 1888. 0z2>ale 10 commence al
o'ciork, ?. n. 5 L. RUSSELL,
admir- De boais non Of Margaret Davidson, dec
\. 3. At the same time and place the subscriber
by vrtea OF TIE power given him 10 the " III oi Ma
~ AEH Davidson, dee d, will sell tie interest OF the
SAID Mary Am Davidson, the the above described
properties, slid interest being the other undivided
aali thereof. Terms made known on day OF sale.
s. J.. {, SSELL, Ex'r Of the
lsl viii asd Testament Of
Fen IS 1873 N5rU MN Davidson der
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Cseeesc-Cheese. best quality, Just receiy-
ed at REED & M4NNICH'S.
.qUDTOR,S MOTIcE

THE undersigned appointed auditor 10 distrib-
ute the balance in the hands of Gideon Htchew ad-
ministrator of the estate Of Charles Zunhrum de-
ceased, hereby notifies the heirs OF all others inter-
ested that he will meet them for the purpose of at
tending to the duties of his appointment al his Of
fee, in Bedford on Friday, the 10th day of April.
next, at o'clock P. NJ
o. E. SHANNON,
Marcn ~, is3s' Auditor.
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YOUNG MAN,. BEWARFI

hereby caution all Of my young friend who are
gwen 10 taking l'lle of The <O.be-Jo yfuI,'' 10
abstain from the cup al and forever, as have
lately been made to pay dearly for taking a single
drink Especially wouid advise them TO drink
al the solicitation Of npi ghbors, or friends.
SAMUEL BOTTOMFIEL d.
Mar. 10, 1855.
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w D.
Managers Of Maryland State Lotterie:

IOOIH4cHE.-Tbose who want a speedy
cure for this disease will fad it in Dr. KEYsER's
looTnAcHg Remedy. Sold for % cents at Sam
uel Browns Store Bedford, s. Colyin * Robin
on's Scheisburg
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spetiol Aotites.

How PRoHorE tlEAlrH,-Amcrican mothers are
doomed to early graves. conse uence Of their Sc
dentary indoor employment Every consideration
Of affection, duty, and the preservation Of healthy
posterity should prompt the heads OF families, and
others, assist in ayering results disastrous TO
the welI-being of society at large. Thousands of
housewives have recently found ample leisure for
healthy, outdoor exercise, by purchasing and using
one Of Grover 4 BANGa's Family Sewing Machines
by which they have been enabled to 10 all their
sewing, ia stronger and more beautiful style than
they could have done by hand The transition from
ihe slavery ofthe needle 10 the joyous exercise OF
the argss, liberty, hae had the happesi effect upon
the health and and empers Of the fair rossessors Of
the GRovEE & BAKER machine and every woman 1ho
is practically familiar with their value regards them
with great favor, the oaly Missionary Agent that
is at all likely to eraaacipate the sioerhooi from
the slavery of the Geedie.
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LAST NOTICE

LAST NOTICE
THE subscribers now have their books posted
for settlement, and call upon all persons doing
business with them, 10 come forward aad srt
tie up their accounts Immediately. They hope
this notice will not be passed unheeded, as this
has been the first time for years Of business that
a similar call has been made One Of the 6rln
being now engaged in other business, the tnsi-
ness Of the firm imperatively demands settle
ment. All kinds of Hides will be taken in pay
ment OF accounts due.
TAYLOR s MOWRY.
Jan. |. 1858.
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ALL persons who are IL want Of good aud We
ry cheap Chairs aad Cabinet Furniturs,0
<1Zs, can now have an oppoitu- f@f
GS----,-t = nifty Of saving money, by
calling on the subscriber, and
selecting such articles as they may need from
large stock now en- hand which will be sold lower
than the same can be bought in this country.
Icu who ahoat to commence Housekeeping 9
Wltl do we'll by calling there viii be great
reductions made in suits OF Furniture. Yop viii see
The truth Of the above statement by looking at the
IL Ir,-iry LIZ of min
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Office Of Tie c. z. III. Pro. Company.
NOwEaE

NOTICE
Is hereby given that assessment of per cent has
tbs day been levied on the premium notes Of this
Company in force the llth day Of October last,
excerpt notes original applications taken after the
10th day Of August 1857, and all notes expiring or
surrendered and not renewed between said dates on
each OF which per cent. is assessed.
Members OF this Company residing in Bedford
County, or having property insured therein are res
pectny required 10 pay their pro rata assessments
to James NJ. Russell, Esq, who is duly appointed
collector of said county.
% An abatement of per cent. will be made for
prompt payment. e. within 80 days from the date
hereof. BY order Of the Board.
Mar II. 1858. JOHN I. GREEN.
SRcrefaIv.
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The Eseelf0l.sl Gazette.
AZ i4oNaE ave ARRoAp.

tuaJotitt u ts4e SUCCESSFUL C2AQiaaleS Gfe lam
ocrats. the Burgess and Town Council being
Democratic By an overwhelming majority. The
"Union School question was the only issue in
the contest for School Directors, there being
two candidates in favor Of such a school and
two against II, in ths fsld The formrr were
elected BY co6sdera5Ief majority The vote
for the different officers, stands as follows
Deu'oc,ats K. Y. Repabli cans
CHtEF BurGEss.
Jacob Reed, 81 Peter II shires, SO
II. ]. Henderssn, u
ASSISTANT BURGEss.
Geo. Reimund, SO Jno. ]. luther, SO
Anthony Sifi-r 8
TOw2 CouNcH
Tbos. II. Lyons, ll6 Jacob Saith. 60
Geo. Mardorg, It3 J, C. Keysrr, q
Al. Sansom, 9 lao. L. LsssiE, 7
iIGu CoSsrABi.r.
Chas. Adams, 90 Jac95 Cyer, 81
3UDIroe
John Miller, 81 A. s. Russell e82
CONSTABLE.
Levi Agnew, Iol Simon Naus, 9S
JUo6E or ELECTION.
Hiram Leaiy, 96 Geo. 4. Ca.er I05
INSPECTOR.
'onn Cessna' ioi +. y. Barclay, leo
1osb,. ,,,.r.. 1s','. a., ,
Ass,sr.%r \ 3ssrssors =. :. --''''''''''
Isaac MengeI, Jr., 81 Joha Tayl9r. 1o2
Wm. Boales, 90 john r Jordan, l07
iowN itrEE
Job H. Shoemaker, f97 join B. Helm, 81
V stsctm,n lI11IfI ~ r. ~, Tsr.,.,,r-, 10
J. Fl. Rush, ia. u.rs9 J. srnol3 "A. IN e9
Supeavlsoas.
esaac za2nsei -" 32
..-..-.' -- -1'''7' -
eReceiy4d i8 votes attic Caaagr naH ant
81 at The Borough district poll.
fReceis=d SO yates At fte Borough d;s.r;c,
Poh and sote at tae 1batirF pot.
go,pas6fo 0acer,.
The nl!aWjar tavosb;,, ,n1 horon.b ,i,;,.r.
for TIE dif,.ceo. orc,,.bs on.l.a,.-.t.,-.sf,,.
county w.rs cs..s, =. 80 -. - - :. ~.
last '.o'
BeJf3y1 e.~o.,,1 co.,t..,, -;
7udg. or Flse,;,n f..or~,p o.
robo f,..s,, = -. -. -.'''
Ncua,t;,. ss.,.,sr. - -, - ''I.
Jolg3 r. JogIae. To,gg cls.i. ~ - G.
te,. SYr.ero;.o,.. -. ala3.aI C. 80
Davis. 59o- 5a5, NH go ~ -, -
v,,,..a. ST.. -: - - - 8 ''''s'
8.gG,,J Io,.s.Lj, -. = =, D.
rob, i}ra,.n. l,oas,.5 J.. -. +, D, -.
or +gsct;o, D,o;.Iti.,...,, ,a.. -. . D,
Zimp,ors. Tharas r na,. 5.se... 81
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CORN SHELTERS, FODDER CUTTERS
and Corn ELLIS.

Co We but ask the Farmers to give these
Machines trial; and, If they are not good, and
do moi work as represented, they may be return
ed, and the money will be promptly refunded.
Give them trial--t will cost nothing and,
by having them you will save money.
BLYMIRE s HARTLEY.
Bedford, December 10, 1856.
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TO BUILDERS.
" TT. FOSTER,


B.fLDELg, LLtDER.u.4.T 6. co.
Importers aud Dealers in Hosiery, Gloves,
Trimmings, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Goods,
looking Glasses, sc. No 81 North Third ST.,
Phia!eiPhi9. AL orders solicited and promPt
IL attended to.t Sept. ), 1855.
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Dir. J. c. RBlNER

ID ESPECTFULLY begs leave to tender his
Il = Professional Services to the Citizens Of
Bedford and vicinity.
gg- Office in Julianna Street, at the Drug
and Book Store. Feb. II, 1854.
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TIE 8TEEGEI, HOUSE.

Valentine steclEman, Proprietor.
- Boasders taken by the day, week, month
or year, on moderate .grus.
MAY 9,IS36.
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BAER, BENFORD s. MEYERS,
ATT0RNIES At LAW,
8 Ed F O RD. Pc NJ ~

Will paactna1y attend 10 all business entrus ed 10
their n5-Ar. Baer will be in regular attend
Court. Office on JuiiaBa street, same as for
mefIy occupied BY Wm. NJ. Hail, Esq. ian 2s, IS.
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-26

TuE ExPEDITIoN TO UTAu-.1a Immense
IratR.--We have made mention that N3vssrs
Major and Russell, the coulracors to tran sport
Tue army supplies TO Salt Lake, baye decided on
making Nebraska City the starting point. The
caravan, when II shall have fully ligrd up and
started, viii be one Of the most imposing and
extensive that the Western world has ever wit
messed. The Nebraska .Neus gives us sktl-
eton idea Of its aPpfarance-two thousand wag
ons, each hauling fifty huadrpd pounds freight,
sixteen thousand head Of cattle, two acres Of
oX-yokes TO hitch them up with, two thous-
and oE drivers; and then il procreds to ina
gine what grand opera the cavacade would
make:
"Satice ii to say that thousand whips are
cracking, sixteen thousand tails are gaily snap
ping the lies OF jane away, two thousand dfi-
yels shrieking, eight thoGsaud wagonwheeIs
squeakn@, all eager 10 joiu the Anii- Mormon
fray, when. at the closing reciaiyn, herd of
tuHaloes and six hundred Indians break in up
en- the train, and general stampede ensues,
then, and not till then, do we show cur true
musical strength"
Another regulation is alluded 10 as being
cardinal thing ia tins expedition. The Aecs
says:
"Maior and Resell will hire nor employ no
man who lasteth. toucheth or handeth strong
drink. We shall thefefore expect 10 see two
thousand teamsiers Of temperance principles
and ha5its-a spectacle Of moral grandeur which
we believe, no human eye has ever yet rested
upon"
Each man, also, is 10 be provided with
Bible and hyfnn-book; SO that they shall not
want for the food of life while on their drearY
journey.
IL Il is stated that there are about one mil
lion bushels wheat in store and about sixty
thousand barrels OF -four at Chicago. Wheat
is selling at SO and 81 cents. Ii Is the general
opinion that two million bushels Of grain viii
be ready there for transportation nPon the
opening Of navigation.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-26

Received g votes attic Charter poll, and
81 at thr Borough district P8ii
TReceisrd so Fates ai the borough district
poll and vote at tae Cbaslrr poi..
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-26

February l9, 1858.