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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06
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Wills. ETrTEBEIELp < CO.. LEssSsTos, FARGO CO ,
g. 8EoSeuav, Nvx York. Sll aaa y West Sensea
street, Buffslo.
TOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MONEY
/ SMALL ard VARIABLE PACEAGES and Fre,pbt
nie1ing Collections and doing Gensszf Expsess Bas-
from all the princllsl Cities and Town in
tie4U SgTEn Ct ATS slG G-tNAif2 on1ec sir- vi III
other al s-ts d EeF0i'B AM ,CALaFog-
sFa-
House. %FsrEs =nerut fstL So . r CGER,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06

samuel l.. Douglass,
} BreadinE, Gazzsnl, and
James L. Breading,
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Bloody II TX. Etc.-31r James cronkete, Omar
Ohio. say: had her-e badly afflicted with dir en-
and linn - Jubr'- Condition POwferz They
operated Ike charm, eff ctus cure ia lew days
fbey arc given - COWS ia neiGabreli with exec
lent Ell Ct purifying their blood and improving ter
condition. greatly Increase their qHanity OF
mk. one COW had the trg+t WHICH caused Der TO give
bloody milk. \ cure Elected with these Pow
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06
20 Q rlsi.ieai II riiIaalaILhig. 2.

When travelling at the West. rad raiuti'l. horse
attacked with iDN tlninatipn Of the iune-- lis EE}i
was worse than nave ever knosn human belns ir
crea ur have Ills coughing would some times awaken
me during the night Nv friends considered nisl as
able and would dollars
procurea some OF l. l.. 81 JOHNS CONDITION POW
DEitS. and gave him. They effected thorough
now aIue hrl 1910. risii to them
alway WITH me when treiE ~itl' rr as itu ana
would rrcom mead oti.FS sie SO have made use Of
Soaas Merchants Ysri.s1s other powders,
& e g. SYKES
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ffEylTa& has syw good WsennE as5 rs-elss
~li- lie wiH a4t-aeY SCI fS1 ~ fine s.t,t
3@e4--1 'a4ia-a zfs- t1ae1 zsA0sf cash ae-T1.
is1
>iaerai I'ofHt. March Ist, 1853. a-tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06
AMERICAN HOUSE,

MILWAUKEE.
IT, Board = 50 pes sa5
So vaaEt- Jan. 2Gtii fs5s "a "a
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06

49, = - - - - = -
tex Of tl1ese H5re Teaca' fef.sia GA a,..4
\ il5eh er oaes8aE s. =F f, lE,a ssa 30 e. - -.
al Gallon f.l sFfSr Z. yoI I'D ge,ra car,
JESH4A. E4k4x&tss..k e Is.. pY4-fis
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06

". J. THOMAS. J arshsI.
BY THos. J. OTIS, Deputy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06

Mr.. A. NEEvasS proprietor Of a iiverystable Tim.
Ohio. July TIN Is5s Il a great
comnssaiatiou for your CONDITION POWDERS
have used them lnrinE the psSt for years and dnfug
that time have suffered with stcD8ptr.
ithough II number ~ tlIHrS d
around me Iuree az my horses were recent attacked
with cough during the prevalence OF Lt-temper in she
ueighbcroo1. They evidently getting the dis
temper. l fed t,arr1 your CONDITION row DERS and
cured them perfectly In two days
Mr.. WILLIAM fFSTIsH. merchant. tVanSpnrt. 0hia.
writes. Aug. 1854; / an about Gus ~ Sogr Condition
Powders. They the satisfaction 81
medicine sold. II you can send supp y, do
50 Immediately
Hors7 nearly Dead with Distenper-Nr L. =
Nye. Reel Township. Seneca Co, q. had 4 horse 50
badly afflicted With disenpsf, that the horse doctors
told him take him TO the woods % de 4
effected by giving him three psEs of 81 Johns Condi
ton Powders.
doctor cured lerse tiat seemed used ap
ahG1;t die. would sst. bS giving
erz prepared By putting ths.n Ter short time boil
water and then pouring tll-Ta ic% from bottle
This the only way they be administered sh.n
horse viii not
Sold by all Medicine Dealers, who VIII furnish 81;
Johns AlFasnaess gratis. l. l. 81 lohn Co. Tim
City. @. Geaerzl Agents Tor the y es1efu Statss-
Agents--R Dsos IAullerd Airevsl Point J. c ACiark
AyoCa 3. Frank Thomas, pssigeFiiie-, NJ Dinsdals
linden Gooaseli & Little. Highland call on til.
= geuts ana procure Ai-aauae. molly
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RySee advertisement Of DR.. Saniord's
Liver Invigorator, in another column.

Liver IHNlgoIatOf, III ah0tuef COluHn
q az tcqnting emigrqte a 1n,la eltmate, good
soii, and fae aqayIet,. c4veraseme"f Of Hqmpton
ton Ltnas.
THE HAMaiONToN FARMFR.-A newspaper
devoted 10 Literature ard Agriculture, also selling
forth fall accounts Of the new settlements Of Ham
mon1on, in New Jersey, be subscribed for Al on
ly 25 cts. per anuum.
Inclo-e postage stamps for the amount. Address
10 Editor OF the Farmer, Hammonion, Atlantic Co.
New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land, of the best
quality, ~ Of the healthiest ant most delightful
climates IN the Union, advertisement of Ham
moHton Lands.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES FROM
PhlLADELPHlA-by Railroad IN the State of New
jersey Sol among the best for Agricultural purposes
beng good loan ol, with clay bottom. The land
IS large tract, divided into small farms, and hun
dre> itom all parts ofthe countrY now settling
and building. The crops be growing. Terms
from 81 TO 20 per acre, payable within four years
by Insialnenfs To visit The place-Leave Vine ST.
Wharf al Phlia. at u A. NJ by Railroad for Hanion-
ton, or address X. }. Byrnrs, by letter. See full
advertisement in another column.
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HIGTICE

GEO. B. AMICK, surviving partner Of th'
late firm Of Gio. b. Auick * Bro, notifies all
persons Interested that the Books OF SAID fun are
in his hands for settlement and that circumstances
derand an immediate closing up of the business of
said firm Persons indebted, or having settlements
10 make are therefore requested 10 call on the sub
scriber without delay.
Tie subscriber viii continue The Mercantile
Business at the GOLD STAND where he will be
happy to meet his friends aad customers II al times
He Will receive in very short tine rev supply
Of seasonahe goods. which he is determined 10 sell
on the most reasonable terms.
ST. ClairsyIllP, June II, 50, GEO. B, AMith.
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Iron City Commercial College

PITrsBrRG. Pa. CHkRrEEru 1855
300 STUDENTS ATTENDING JANUARY, 1888
Now the largest and thorough Commercial
Sci ool of iae United States Young men prepared
FOR actual d,i.es OF the Counting Room.
c SMlfH, \ NJ, Prof of Book keeping and Sci
ence of Accom- :.
a I DourHErr, Teacher Of Arithmetic and Com
mercia Calculation.
J A DrYpRlcK and T C JENKINS, Teachers of
Boot keeping
A cowLEY and w A Miller, Profs. of Pennanship
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BO0K-KEEPiNG
A used in every department of business.
COMMERCIAL ARIlHNEIlC-RAPID BUSI-
MSS WRIT, T,NG-DETECTING COUNTERFEIT
MONEY-hERC AN1ILE CORRESPONDENCE
COMMERCIAL LAM
Are taught andall other subjects necessary for
the success and thorough education of practical bu-
siness man.
ss3 Premiums.
Drawn all the premiums III PItt-6Urg for the past
three years, also Eastern and Western Cities for
best Writing,
NOT ENGRAVED WORK.
mport4Ft Information n--Stu4enfs entpr at
any timr--So vacation-Time unlmted--Revew
Observation-Disclosures assisted in obtaining situa-
ton>-- lnition for fall Commercial Course S35 .00-
Average time 70 u weeks-Board So 50 per week
Stationary, 6.d0--Entire cost, $4,000 TO 5000.
n Ministers, sons received at half price.
For Gard Circular-Specm OF Business and
Ornamental " NritIng--inclose two stamps, and ad-
dress F W JENKINS, Pittsburg, Pa.
Sep ?. I95s-ly
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PUBLIC SALE OF
E cal Is ,G0.

RI 7HERE viii be sold at The late residence of
L William AIaiken, deed, on "Wednesday,
The ? IT'D day of NOVEMBER, next, the following
d'scr!6ed REAL ESrAl +, to vii: A TRACT OF
LAND containing l2l acres, situate one mile from
tae Borough OF Bedford, adjoining auds of John A.
mos, Gecrse Weide, job Mann and others, cf y hich
about So acres cleared, part good meadow, the
balance timber land having thereon a
Log HDgse, Log Barn and sun4rg oyt-buHd-
7es young orchard of choice fruit trees and sever
al springs OF never failing water.
on' third OF the purchase money TO be paid in
hand, lst April, next, and the remainder in two e.
quail annual payments thereafter. with interest and
10 be secured by judgments.
Sale 10 commence at II O'Clock on said dav.
JOB MANN,
Bedford, Oct %, 1858. Executor
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! GOOD noISg G LOT FOR SiLE.

THE subscriber y isbss to sell his house and lot
in Burua vista, Juniata Township, Bedford
county, on which arr erected good TWO
STORY FRAME DIV ELLING HOUSE, we'll
finished, an excellent FRAME STABLE, a
good shop well calculated for shoemaker or
tailor also, well Of good water in the back
yard, and always plenty OF water in the cellar
This property is d very desirable ONE, being
we'll caiCultrd for business man, II being ~ a
good neighborhood. Bnena Vista wants anoth-
rr store, good wagon maker, shoemaker and
tailor. G5@Any person visiting TO purchase
such property. at low price, will address the
subscriber at Buet.a Vista II sold, possession
given this Fall NICHOLAS kEGG.
Ang. 30, 185S-tE
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PICKLES IND ! i s..

Many men Of many minds
Aiary Skocs OF many f nds,
From SIZES one 10 number nius,
Allowing some iof heel behind.
Eaots fol men ard wcmeG too,
Some high; some low; some old AMI new,
With shanghai tops aud pointed heels
! 0 make IAN high who io"Iy feels.
If prices do not suit your mind
Just take a llJtic cheaper kind
Bot when you huy chran saoes, beware,
For cl.eap~=t shoes are Grst 10 tear.
Iffrvlts ard pickles we'll put M;
Fruits preserved, or nice caIsup,
Be bolAeriuz any one to taste,
To FeIgusoa's bs sure 10 haste.
Tobacco AND cigars are there,
O. qualities and sjrds quite rare,
20 please The taste Of every one
And make the boys appear full grown.
We take al kinds Of trade for goods,
Fen wagons full from out the wood ~
All kinds of produce and Of gran,
VIII be received ard sold again.
Now call and see this Store Of shoes,
or pickles aud pres erves for use,
Bat when you call just bring along,
What is he object OF our song,
Hara IT,gss Rsitf.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
.EgESt3. =. T.. POTTS
AS just returned from The cities with larg
dod handsome stock Of

F.1LL .IFD ULNIER GOODS,
elegant rich Dress silks, Valentia Robes, French
Nrrlno, rbibe; CLOTHS, Deaines, ali colors, shawls
Of every description anj all prices, bought low at
auction. Also, large and handsome assortment of
Ears, Vctorines, Capes, Cuffs and MuGs, Bonnets Of
all kinds, Velvet, Satin, Brown, Silk, Grey and
Hrown stfaw trimmed and untrimmed. Also, an
endless assortment Of ribbons, feathers flowers and
Farsa-s, glove, and hosiery, boots aud shoes, aud
full assortment ofevery Kind Of fancy goods
n. 3. Country miIIiaers be supplied with all
kjods OF millinery goods
Oct. y, ISIS.
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Overland California Wall a&essse!
fsEEN FAIL AID WRITER GOODS.
!. & J. III SHOE.lI-7KER

y . J II
HAVE jrst received 4 large assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting il part of cacoes from q cents to l2a
c,ufs peT yard, De!aines Coburgs, Parmotia Cloths
black and fancy silks, Meriroes, Plaids, Fiaunels
large assortment Of shawIs ofai colors prices
Swiss Cambricks, Dress Trimmiogs, Ribbons, Shirts
and Drawers, bleecbed and unbleacbed Muslns OF
an prices < id,bs Cloths and cassmrFes, Saii"eits
Jeans, Tweeds, aud in fact every thing generally
10 country stores. Also, a large a.sortmenf Of
Boots AND SHOES, HAT, CAPS,
Ccfnlorts, Crayats. Also, Queensware, Hardware,
Buckets, Groceries of all kinds, with general
sediment Of spices, &c. We invite all to call and
see our stock Of goods for determined TO sell
to snit the times for CASH approved produce.
Oct %, 1888.
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.4TTEgTJOgt

THE Brigade and Regimental commissioned officer.
OF The lst Brigade and 10th Division, Pa. Militia.
You are hereby ordered TO meet as board az and;
tors, at the Court House, in the Borough Of Red.
ford, on Thursday, the 18th day of November, inst.
at 10 O'Clock, P NJ, To perform the duties REQUIRED
by the Act OF Assembly, approved 2ist day Of A.
Pf 1898, Tor the better regulation Of the Militia of
this Commonw ealth-also all officers baying -
charge the accounts of the different companies win
appear and present the said accounts for settlement
on said day.
Brigade Inspectors Office, .LEM'L EVANS, B. i.
lst Q. 10Th D. P. NJ. 1stB. 10th ID. r. nj.
Evansville, Nov 9, 1853.
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ADMINS TRATJR'S NOTICE.
LETTERS ct administration having been grant
ed TO the undersigned, by the Register 81 the Or
Phans' Conri OF Bedford county, upon he estate OF
El.zabelh Long, late of Middle RoadbeFry town
sbir, dec'd-all persons therefore knowing them
selves indebted TO said estate requested 10 make
immediate payment, aud those having claim, will
present them property authenticated for settlement
JACOB LONG,
Of South Woodberry tp., Admir-.
Nov. s, 1853.
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GnLn 0LII

THE 0ndtFsigncd FavIng dIsNosed d MS enI:Fe
stock of goods, brgs leave 10 notify all persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 hun either by
Note or Book account 10 call and settle before
the FIRST ofJaouary, 1889. All negi-cting to
do 50, their accounts will be left 10 the hands
Of an officer for COLLECTION.
Oct. -, 1853. G. ". RUPP.
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REGLNTER.S NOTICE.


ALL persons Interested. hereby notified that the
following aGi.d accountants have flied then acruunts
IN tae Rrglss,' Office of Bedford County, aaj tbat
the same viii be presented to the Orphans CoDrt
and for sad county, Iuesjay the 18TH day Of No
yember, next. al he Court Hous" ir Bedford.
Tie account OF ). L. Russell, Executor q ide last
VIII &c., of Mary ANA Davidson, Ia:e Of Bedford
township decd, who was administrator OF Nersa-
Iet DAVIDSON, late ol said township, decd
The account of Anthony Smith, Executor Of the
last yIi o. Hannah Hauey late OF Cumberland Valley
Tow uship, deceased.
The account ol Ph.llp Evans, GoarGnia OF Harris
son Evans, Of Monroe Township.
The accounts OF Jacob Kifer and David Foyer
Executors al the last viii aud OF Christian Vine
brenacr late Of Middle Wootberry IoaGsbip, tic
ceased
The accouu, OF simon Karn and Jeremiah Wierht.
Executors aud the last Wlil and of Charles WEIGHT
late Of Wesi Providence Township, drc~a>rh.
Ks2i.trr's Gjiice, SAM Ill II. FATE,
Bedford Oct, 18th 1888 krgisrrt
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NE W AUTUMN
AND
Ss IN 'EEIE es p q Il So
OSTER, 1tANSPEAKER & CARN,
have now in store complete stock Of
SE.JSO.t.7BLE DRY GOODS,

embracing printed Byadrrr, Pacific aud Hamilton
Deiaiues, Robes Vulenline, Robes : 'Quilla. Rich
Black and Fancy Silks Saxary and Paris Palds
Coburgs and Nerinos, in ali desirable colars from
3 cents mp, plain and printed Persian Cloth,
from l2i Cts uP, printed Flarnes, Indian
Scotch Plaid ard Bay State Blanket Shawis,
from $l.5o NJ, gloves and hosiery, dress trim
miugs and lringes. mprno uGceT shirts and
drawers, comforts and scarfs, bieached and
LIeacbed musljns, ia al widths, from .. cts.
Up. checks, ginghams, tjckings lauuels,
style fai prints, from {! cts. up, casstmers,
ceths ard every other article usually KEPT in a well
ASSORTED STOCK Or DRY GOODS,
Together with Iarge assortment of Boats and
Shoes Hats and Caps, Glass and QueensvaIe,
Gallery fresh family groceries, &c., &c.
We respectfully invite every person 10 cali and TX
anime our GOODS before purchasing, as yqe are de-
trrmnrd to sell exceedingly lov for ca>h or gppro-
we'd produce. Oct, %, ls5S)
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T HI e
Liver EnvigoratOr.
PREPARED BY DR.. sAEDPoRD,
lMpnIrNnFn ENTIREI ER0M GfrA

COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS,
Is o"s n he let fmgatiUe and hrer medicines now
before the pubic, that acts Catkqyttc, easier
milder, and more efectna than any oihe. medicine
known. Il Is not only Cathartic, but Liver re-
medy. acting FIRST the Liver TO eject its morbid
matter, then on the stomach and bowels 10 carry off
that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes effect
naiiy, without any of the painful feelings exper
eneed IN the operations of most Cathartics. il
strengthens the system at the same time that II
purges it and when taken daily in moderate doses
Will siTenthen and build it mp with unusual rapid
Is.
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GTRAY STEER.

CAME trespa sing on the premises of the subscri-
Der in Junata township, Bedford county, the lst OF
August last a red steer with white streak on his
back and the right ear cropped, nick cat out OF
each ear supposed be years o.d-no other marks.
The owner is requested 10 forward, prove pro-
perry, par charges and take him away, or else he
win be disposed of the law directs.
Oct %. 1858. JOHN CORLEY.
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manuscript Journal kept BY William Maciay.
when Senator in Congress 10 l190-l. II vas
some years ago IN The possession Of tie Reverend
William VI. bail; and ffav have been loaned 10y him
~hcu living in Bedford Lewistown. Any oar hav-
ng it, or a knowledge of it, is requested 10 tsnd
the book, or 70 communicate the Information
70 Francis Jojdau, Eq, o. Bedford, or 10 George W.
Harris, Esq, Of Harrisburg, Pa.
NnY.. 3. ISIS.
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SHRIVER BROTHERS.
3. ~. SEQ wT.

3. ~. SCOE''E'.
(Lafe of tie firm Of Tiacdesfsr 4 ScoH.)
Gcn1Eeg3acEa's Furnishing &fGFe
and
SHIRT MN UFA TORY,
No. Sill Chestnut Street.
Nearly opposite the GIRARD HOUSED
PHfLRDELPIY.F.
J. W. SCOTT, would respectfully call the attrn-
ton Of his of friends 10 his Store, and pre-
paref to fiji orders for SHIRTS at short notice. 4
nprlect fit guaranteed COUNTRY TRADE snp-
piled .sith FINE SHIRTS and COLLARS.
October, ), IS5s-ly.
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ADNTNIS ThAIOR'S NOTICE..
LErTERs oi administration having been granted
BY the Register Of Bedford county, to the underign
ed ppon the estate OF Levi Clark, late OF West
Providence township, in said county, deceased-alf
persons knowing themselves indebted TO SAID es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment,
ard those having claims against il will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
SOLOMON WILLIAMS,
Kov5 1e5e Admir-.
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L00L Out Last .Notcet

WE here5y notify all persons indebted TO rs
by nole or book account, that they must either
confess Judgment, or Tay their accounts IS next
Count, or all vii be sued without respect 10
persons. This notice IS positively Ire last.
HLYMIRE s HARTLEY.
Oct. q, IS.
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GpQyEe. TIN AID COPPER wAAa!
i1-Aly friends and toe public IL grner-
Al, are her~by informed that now have aad
<iaI coo''nue 10 keep on hari, large stock
Of almost every size and pattern Of cooking
stores, P5rlor stoves aad coal siores. Also,
copper and brass kettles, Tin and sheet iron
~agr, common AMI Russia stove pipe, Ere boards,
aud i,n war. OF all kind made out ol tie very
best aad = q" :Iatp.
Scouting made 20 order Of the best double
;ia plate, and put ap by Mn. JoHN LiHDgR@Aw,
Who as a workman has no superior in the conn-
~. / would also call the attention Of the pub-
licto 4 nsN article Of SrIf-sralng fruit cans,
tas lest laa' has yet been Offered.
Stove b!ac&ing coHstanIy Oh hand.
Al persons in want Of any OF the above ar
iicI-s win please call al lh- Old Stand, Of the
subscriber, il Bedford, q here they can buy on
reasonable terms. Old copper, brass, pewter
and country produce !shrn in exchange for
work GEO. BLYMiRE.
Bedford, aug. 81, '59.-3m.
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"vHlskERANpon

WARRANTED to force the Moustache and
Wbiskers TO grow strong and luxuriant IN one
month where there was before. IL VIII
not stain or n1ure the skin. Price one dollar
Sent 10 all parts OF the country
Address, On. :. P. SHELDEN, n. York Citv
October %, is5S-d,n eREE%
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SHOE STORE!
eE."ase e<sE2 = I,esaa


HAVE jest opened taeir ne,y Store in "An-
dsrson's Row Of buildings, neatly opposite The
Gq2etfe Office
Their stock Of Scots aad Shoes for men, wo-
men ana children, is certainly the best and
cheapest that has ever been brought TO Bedford,
for three reasons.
First On account OF The pressnrr of The
times, apy have tren laid in al 81 cents on the
dollar l-ss than y bat was paid last year for the
sane goods.
Second They were bought fot CASH, and
the nsaaI discounts made.
Third :-Fhey were toU5ht in much larger
quantities than dry goods merchants buy them,
and consequently were bonght much lower
II this is doubted, the evidence is on thr stand
at the counter
LADIES' DEPA RTMENT.
The store room has b-sn 50 arranged az 10
have a separate apartment for The Ladies, pro-
yid1d With comfortable chairs and stools where
thvy Ca! sit and talk, or buy shoes as they
please.
Pickles and FrYifS.
In connection with the shoe business. all
kinds Of Pickles, Fruits and Preserves viii b.
kept including Pine Apple, Prach, Slrawbyr-
rips. Cherries, Brandy Peaches, Catsups, Mixed
Pickles, L55sieFS, &c, &c.
-lAElS G
The best, aod nest general assortment q
Fob1cco aad Cigars, will be Kept constantly Oh
hand.
rs there is no store Of this kind kept in this
county, the proprietaEs are deerrnined to keep
It right, and sell at the lowest living profits.
4. FERGUSON s. co.
.4D3 D3iLhISTR.lT0R'S NOTICE.
NOTICE IS hereby given that letters Of administra-
ton have been sraHted to the subscriber or the
tate of inas O'Nral, late OF West Providene town
ship, dec 'da persons Indebted 10 said estate,
notified TO make Immediate payment. and those hav
Ing claims against tae sa50e are Traue.ted 10 pre-
sent them duly auihent Gated fer settlement.
JONATHAN SNYDER.
Adnl'r oi iiiuls O'Neal, deed.
Oct Is, 1883.
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HIST OF JURORS, drawn for November
II I'D Nouday,) 1858.
GRAND JURORS.

! is OF JURORS, drawn for November
il I'D Mouddy.) 1858.
GRAND JURORS.
Josiah d Shuck, George Buxton, Jacob Beck
lev. Jacob Erambaugh, Martin Boor, Nor gan Cess
ma. Christopher CarpeT, G,I!iard Dock, George ".
Gnmp, John HaII, Jonathan iiafSieroad, Cbas Hel'z
eli, Joseph hickman, Isaac l,nrr, Nicholas koaatz
Iacob Ettrr, Samuel Miller, Jacob 4 Ncodenu<,
John Nelson Nathan Robson. Henry Ke-sler, James
sal, Joseph Silfier, Gulroa D. Tfaa.
PETIT JURORS.
John Amos, Frrdk Berkhimer, Jacob Earknau,
Daniel Barley, Alexander Croft, George Caufnau,
David Barns, Safuu-i Carmck. Joseph Chamhr d in
Tohn Comp, Joho Ditmer, Adam Easter, Peter T.
Eafl, Daniel Fletcher Solomon Frighr, jacob HI
nish, Adam Ketfernau, Charles iiark lproad, Henry
lckes, Joseph Long, Peter Masses, Michael Noitu-
craft Bernard ONral, Jacob Osyeri Thomas Pipe-,
john 8. Rircbey, David Ro'and, William Eobi,ou
Michael Smou-e, John Smith, David Steel, - ilam
Tor, brujamin Valentine, John h. Wilkinson, v N.
{. NI>rgaIyer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-12

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