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IL 60 FOR MARYLAND STATE :
szssE - - AGRECUL TURAk FAIR -.
AND
F. t.,' ..... ..st n., CATTLE SHOW gul---...laE :
.. .. TONI HELDAT .s..-.r Z f
FIR E d j. RICK CITY, ....

ON TUESDAY,, EDNEsDAY, THuRsDAY
LII.all aH4 Lii AND friday III. . I.IEI4A
THE 5PR, 18TH, FIFTH AND 18TH OCTOBER, 1852
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
- Has arranged to issue Round Trip Tickets to
:, THE ANNUAL STATE FAIR l4P- FREDBR RICK
From all the Stations the Main Stem and North Nest
ern Virginia Road half Fare Tickets will
be sold by all the regular passenger trains stopping
several stations and also by the Regular Way tonnage
Trains with Passenger Cars attached, points between
Frederick and Marnsbarg Besides these trans there will
he SPECtA TRAIN each of the four days Of the Fair
RUNNING FROM BALTIMORE to FREDERICK and back
follows, viz leave Baltimore NJ arriving Frede
rick at 0A NJ. allownE six and half hours Trederc
leave Frederick p NJ arrive in Baltimore at 735
p. NJ. ....... ...-.... ,.....,'. b. -. 49,.
n9-By this Train, Round Trip Tickets from Baltimore
will be sold at further reduction to 81 rs each, the Excur
sion Fare from Baltimore by the Regular Trains being 50
the Round Trip. . ..-ll,.rI. ., ..,t. u.
Tickets must in all be purchased from the Agent
fore starting otherwise the full fare will be charged
.,'.s W. P. SMITH, 10
.. t-J--.... -. . Master of TRANSFORMATION.
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No. 4--SEyEN GROUND RENTS OF SO each on seven
lots the north side Of St Peter street. between Walker
and Wyeth Streets front eleven feet inches and four
seyenhs of an inch each aud sEtyre feet deep IN alley
with twosory and attic brick DWr LLINGS The houses
and lots will be sold together, uIrkra rec simple
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f. .for SUE.
EXCHANGE BANK, II.3 .a-5FiW B n
Ia l'ggt SECOND. STREET

.IGrUIT ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE.
.tt. ZsJ L,Ua| g. BALTIMORE September 18th. 1859
This Bank. will RECEIVE CURRENT DEP0SfTE,5, and
PAY. CHECKS against the same at sight .a.s-
Will,as receive SPECIAL DEPOSIIES and rant GER
uhcars for the bearing interest at veper cent
annum, payable 80 days after demand. y; sa-g "a
.--.l.,A +.i}5iifi..i ALSO, sl l.If. srsif |
WEEKLY DEPOSI1ESw will be received in sums of not
less than So sarng interest at five per cent. per
and proportion OF the net profits Of the Bank, payable
the second Monday Of May annually 4.': .s..y
COLL be made of bills and notes. in Balti-
more and esewere at accessible points where there
Banks &td tdt-3 BY order, % "a I
In-cnor N..I.-
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EDWARD OTIS HINKLFY,
... rlts Surviving Executor Of Leonard Jarvis,
-..5.l g.. % No tn Charles street.
..... GIBSON & 90,


o. BY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
R4;ii Circuit Court for Baltimore city. in case wherein
lss% Caroline C. X. Wyeth is complainant and Leonard
Jarvis Kendall and others are defendants, the designed,
Trustee, will sell at auction, the Exchange Room
in Second street adjoining the Post Offices in city Of
Baltimore, on WEDN ESDAY, the ninth day November,
being part of the real estate Of Leonard Jarvis eceased,
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FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
tanned to any amount in COMPANIES of the very best stand
ing, and at the most reasonable rates. -
Reliable information given all matters eatina FIRE
snc as forms of application, statements Of
loss, Gc., &c. --. IlE
SHORT RISKS on Merchandise taken, with return of Pre-
MUM. for months not used, ..- ...i ..r
.-'f-'- - GFOGPE p COATE oant
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No S-IWo fUTS, one at northwest corner of st Peter
and Wye;h streets and the ether at northeast corner Of ST
Peter and Walker Streets front fourteen feet On St eter
street and sixty five fst deep alley, with BRICK
STORES and DMELIINC:s. two stories ..rc,-.G
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TJNREASURER'S s. OFFICE, BALTIMORE AND
Il OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY October 18TH, 1859 :
The Board of this Company has declared DIVIDEND IF
-FOUR AND HALF PER GENT. on. the Stock of the
Washington Branch Railroad for the fiscal half ended
the payable and after the 25th of the present
nth, at the Merchants }ank of Baltimore
The Transfer Book will be closed from The 10Th til the 26h
instant. i.4aii3 .aa.f -,fitt Efi'J l. ATKINSON
ol+3awt26 tH- AtH r.-"f Treasurer
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F1FNDaS S. CUTTINGS &iCO.z I--VI--TT-
ID + BANKERS EXOHANGE u sall ,....Ia z f.
lila STOCK AND BILL BROKERS' III .
- " No, % SouYu STREET. .---
Buy and selion Commission Stock and Securities in This
and other markets. ll.ut.-.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents I liz lgg-
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate. Notes and other
rollGtefals..I iIJGJ " StiilGi .tIt
Negotiate Time Paper aud Stock .oas .I.u.. u
Make collections all accessible points in the O n.l
States and Canada $1,000
Receive deposits in Bankabe THcarA ..ads and
transact the business of Private Bank Ei; t art
ments. Interest allowed on deposits - = a. IFis-ff
| M M TySffINIT
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Snsaraiutt Companies.
MARYLANDlFIRE Insurance. COMPANY

CHkRrERED' l0APIr IL saOOOO
" w. CORNER BALTIMORE AND NORTH STS-fl
LOSS BY FIRE ali Kinds of Property in the CITY and
ar pdtrcod T
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No, 2-IHREE GKUUNI KENTS OF $3.50 on lots on
north side of ST. Peier street Of Walker street, each
thirteen feet front and xyfye deep alley with two.
story and attic BRICK DWELLINGS. The houses and
leasehod interest will be sold at time with these rents
to make tte in fee simple the whole See dyer
tisement Of i. Q; Hinklty, Executor.
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PUBLIC SALE OF


Pursuant 10 ar order of the Orphans Count
of Bedford County, there will be sold at public
outcry, on the premises, on Friday The 30ih
Deceu;bs- inst, at the late residence Of Himas
O'Neal decd, The FLOWING Real Estate, 10
wit
ONE TRACT OF Land, situate in West
Providence Township, Bedford Couatv, con-
tanning l5s! acres, adjoining land Of James
Mcdaniel, 7. Davis, James O'Neal, Wilson L.
Weeks, ard others, with dwelling house, barn
ami other c1t-5niitings thereon. This proper
y is in good settlement, near Bloody Rnn, the
cleared land mostly new, and considerable new
land nav be cleared thereon.
TERMS :-One third 10 hand cn confrma-
ton OF SAFE, and remainder in two equal annual
payments thereafter. TO be secured hy judy
ments. VALENTINE STECXAiAN,
Guardian Of Susan Amanda Q %.al.
n. 3. Ifnot sold, Il will be rented on that
day.
Dec. 9, 1859.
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E7aIR N0TECE;

ALL persons still wing unsettled accounts
on the Books o! 0,le:, Manspeaker {, earn. are
respectfully aa'lfrd, thai II 10y VISA to save
COSTS, thpi- accounts wust absolutely be- settled
by clsh ar note, before the Isl of January,
1860. After lnat dale al Unsettled accounts
viii be left for legal collectors without respect
- perscos. Those wi have not got the cash
Can llquidate their accounts by note, and thus
,ave themselves cost.
Dec "a, IS=9.-2n.
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OUR TERMS !

THOSE Of CIR patrons having unsettled accounts
are respectfully reminded, Ihat agrPea5iy to our
published Terms Their accocnts Wi, be due on tae
Isl Of January 1860, and must absolutely he settle"
BY ash 7yolyes or note. 20 those wao have al
ready so promptly settled their accounts, re ten
deT our grateful gnen;ss wishing that all
others Indebted 20 Us WI promptly follow ,aeir
lau!ah.e example. Respectfully,
Dec. 80. $50. OsIER = CAkN.
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A cooSs e oonS.a u. Ino o151oa. "9s.sa eoas a
Bedford County, to examine the exceptions, state
4n account, report th" facts snd return he rvi-
dlnce TO he CoaTs, in th1 matter of The exceptions
fled 10 the account Of Mary y. BroHn, Exrcu-
trix OF the last will sc, OF Samuel Brown,
deceased, who was administrator of the Estate OF
Dnniel Cromwell late Of Bedford Borough, deed,
wiil attend 10 the dutie, Of his ar7ointmen- Oh
Thursday, tie 18th day of January, ls60,sat 10 o.
clock A. NJ, of SAID day, at his cGice in the Bor-
ough of Bedford, when and where FL parties in
terested attend. JOHN p. REED,
Dec. 23d, 1859. Auditor.
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Which are 50 ar7anged as . ha used t)r wood
or coal, and ace warranted 10 perform >atis.ac-
t5ri!y, or ~ safe.
Alsa, large assortment If Wood and Coal
Stoves orgo7d STYLES, anj various sizes.
Tinware Of every description and Russia Gre
Board, Fepaiting and JOB wo'; done 10 order,
VIth dGsoatca.
Ta, public are Invited IL give him a cal!
and ey3niue lis stock, which q" VII Sell low
i95 CASH, or marketable PRODUCE.
Oct. 7, lS59.-2m. GEO. H3YNtHE.
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NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration on the
estate OF James McCune late Of Woodbury. ;p.,
deed, have been granted to the subscriber, al /
persons indebted 10 SAID estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those havIos
claims against SAID estate will present them
without delay to the undersigned r.s.jug il
Bedford. }. w. .LiNGENTELTEu,
DC. "a, 1859. Administrator.
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BEDEORD COTNTT. IS.

pEDEOhD NCL-f 80
At an Orphans Court held at Bedford, in and FOR
the County OF Bedford, on the 2ist day of Novem-
bsr, =. D. 1859, before the Judges Of the said
Court,
rule upon >ae heirs i legll representatives. OF
john Ciaar, the younger, late of Bedford Borough,
deceased, to wit: George CLAIR, residing m the
State Of Michigan, VIM. Caar, residing II OaIo,
Henry {. Claar, John CIa2r and Margaret VIE OF
Rev. George Beckiey, the three ldstramed residing
in Fred ericG Courr y, Malyiand 10 a5e and appear
al an Orphans Court 10 BE- he!l at Bedford. IN and
soc the County of Bedford, on the second Monday,
3ta day Of February next. to accept, or refuse TO
take, tie real estate OF said deceased, whlch has
seen va!ued and appraised in pursuance OF writ OF
partition o. valuation issued oat o. sa Court,
ana q, y1e Sheriff OF said County directed, CT Sow
cause Why the @amg should not Ce cold.
T.. 81 iu testimony waerec. have hereunto set
az hand ami the seal .. the said Court a. Bedford
the 3oth day OF Nov, y. D., lsjJ.
Attest o-4l l. Il. - F's
Vim. 6. FLUhE, Sheriff. C.=gI-
Dec. 30, ISs3.
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Mofica ID C,aIlaoeurs C 1es9.

THE Military Boari Of Auditors Of the Isl Bri-
cad-, l6rh . vision ?, NJ. will MEET at the House
ol Col. John Hafer, in Bedford. on Wednesday, the
-th tiav OF January. 1850, a, 20 O'clock A. NJ, at
which tina the Collectors Of Taxes for 1859, will
please be present vita heiI exonerai.ons, &c, for
sa ID GEAR properly authenticated, order that tbs
Board OF Auditors may adjust end make all sbate-
tt.ents Of the Military Taxes Of said year.
a. J. SAMSON, Brigade Inspector,
lst Brigade. 18th Division P. n.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned will apply
next Terra Of the Orphans' Cour; of BEDFORD
couay, for discharge from his Office as adm'nistra-
tor of George Evans, lare Of Monroe Township,
deceased. JONATHAN HohlON,
Dec. 20. 1889. Admir-.
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ALSO
NOTICE OF IyYQUISITIO.E.

WHEREAS, Benjamin Eidgway, late of S0uthamp-
ton Township, Bedford County, deed, died seized
Of be following real estate, 10 wit
Oae tract Of iaad containing 2jS acres aad allow
ance, more or less, surveyed on i warrant in his
name, dated 27Jh February, 1897, adjoining the
MaryiaGd line, Andrew Collins and others, and sit
uaf5 "A said Township OF Southa rpton, leaving is
sue eight children, 10 wit Priscilla, in;ermaTried
with John L. Eye, residing in Monroe County
Ohio, whose interest is owned by Petitioner, Jacob
Bernhard, Esq, Eiizabeth, mtormarTied with Peter
Beaver, residing m the same county and STATE, Ma
~ Ann, intermarued with Enoch Dye, residing in
Iaoe county and State, whose interest also belongs
10 Petitioner, james Eidsway, Nancy Dye, residing
la same county ard State, Joseph R.I- .ay and BEN
j il:lin Gjagway, residing in Monroe County, Oaio
also :Ge issue OF Amos kdsway and Rachel Ed
wards. 10 w.c: Harriet, Nancy, Mary, aud Annie,
children Of Amos, residing n Washington coUrry,
OHIO, and = aiamia residing In Monroe county,
M.s>oari, Elslr Na,aau, Ef@s.l. Mary. Rachel.
Catha7iae. L3-s5='a enA Angelina, residing in
Washington county, Ohio, children @: Rachel EI-
wards. deceased;
Notice j., th=.efore, hereby g.saa that in pIfsG-
aUre Of WIZ ot Partition. or valuation, 20 roe di-
r4cJrb. i viii proceed 20 hold an IaQui.tioa, or
Vslnacioa o. be prsrni,es OF wednesday,, the lS,a
day O. January. ney;, when aau w&e-e 81 inJeses-
ted may attend, ). raey see proper.
Shcr..5s G..-e, BsI- Wi. ). F-ChH,
.or5, Dsc. iErh, 1850. Sarriif.
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EEV. J0HN LYON, r--,.-.-.,,
T. LYrrLEroN LYON, i. H.,

TIE Winter session Of his insti'Gticn viii open
on Friday, Tie 2d day o! December. 'S59.
i is 'ne design o. iha Principals, 10 make this
Academy, in a.. respects. first class Institutions
for 1ae thoroosh instruction. Of youth o 5ogh sexes,
ard 20 prepare them for any profession position
in lie.
The h..a moral and 7cjar;ifc toar Of he school
is Wei trowa 70 laJs community, and strict disci-
p:s,e vIt BE enforced.
a few bows, Uhe number IL limited fn ieE,) will
be received into tie family oi tac Principals, as
boaTGers.
The beatty Of the scenery and t-a sa'o6rlcy Of
the climate render Bedford 4 most des.r5b.s io-a-
ton for surh school.
Persons from abroad, visiting Al the Springs, can
be near their children &uring the sumner.
It's dasrab!s ,hat Hafl,s should enter al the com
,.lencereut Of Iae session, and pupil viii be
ceived fer less than ore quarter
{ $500 per year, inrIuding boarding,
Terms. I washing, fuel, light, AMI TeItion IN all
the branches.
Terrls for day scholars:
{ GG.-English Branches
feF quarter s7.5o, Classical DO &c.
June 10,'53.
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ATVENT.0N n!F1UNEX !

YOU are hereby ordered 10 parade At the Court
House, in Bedford on Saturday, the 7th ofJanuary,
next at 10 o'cIoc!; A. NJ, in full winter uniform,
WITH 7}nme and 10 rounds Of blan. cartridge. BY
order OF the Captain.
Dec. 20, 1859. g. W. STlFFLER, o. s.
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LUMBER

Having now on hand large supply and fifty
thousand feet more 10 arrive, shall be prepared
to furnish builders, with WHITE and YELLOW
PINE BOARDS, OAK and PINE SCANTLlNG,
also, SHINGLES, ROoFING and pLhSTERlNG
LA1HS, in any quantity, upon the best terms.
Dec. 23d, 1859. A. 8. CRAMER d co
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4 NEW ASSORTMENT
OfMusllns, Cloths, Casimeres, Shawls, Delaines,
Caicoes, Gloves, Hosiery, Jeans, Festings, Satins,
Tickings, Ginghams, Queensware, Glass, &c. :,
which Will be sold cheap at Sho enaEeTs' Store
Dee. 23I, 1889
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NOTICE,

The public are he'e5y notified that my wife
E.'izaJrlh, having left NY bel and ho7rd, with
.oal cause or provocation, am determined here
aCler to pay no debts ofAeE contracting ana l
warn al persons against harboring har ~ my
account. JOHN ". FEELEn.
Bedford ID, Dec. 9Th.
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REDE0RD COUNTY, s..

BEDFORD COUNTY, SS'
At an Orphans Cour! held at Bedford, in and ior
the County OF Esdford, on The 2Ist day of Nov, a.
n. 1859, before the Judges Of said Court,
On motion of Job Mann Esq, the Court grant a
nile upor the heirs and legal representatives, oil
gsnr, 5teckman, late of Monroe Township dee d
to vii john Steckman, residing in fulton county,
penn a. Sarah lnIeTmaTued vita John Molt;moFe'
Philip Steckman, Jacob 5teckman, Valentine SlscA-
man. Peter Steckman, Henry Steckn9ao, residing
IN Rush County, indiana, AnlIs " steckman, Eliza
beth, intermarI!ed with David Morr's tFe1er1sk Hl
and James Steckman, TO be aad appear at an "
,b,s, Count TO be held at Bedford, IN and Tor Inc
cont of Bedford, on the second Monday, l"'a
day Of February, next, TO accept or refuse 10 tahs
the Rea Estate of said deceased, al the valuation
which has been valued aud appraised m PRrsa-
ance of writ OF partition, o. vaiuatoa' is Geo oo1
of our said Ceurt and 10 the Sheriff OF said County
directed, or show cause why the same should De
sold.
IL. 81 In festig-7ny whereof, have he5ean'o
nv hand ard seal OF said Court, al Bedford the SUN
dayof Now. A. .. 1852 c,,,,, y TATE
attest - nN3l i 81 "a -
Wm. 5. FLU6E, sheHd. Clerk.
Dec 30, 1859.
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NOTICE,

WHEREAS letters Of administration on the estate
Of Richard Knutf late of Harrison Township, dec d,
have been granted to the subscrIbes, all persons
Indebted to the ssij estate are reonested 10 make
Imme5 -'= payment, and those ha''rg claim, a
galnst SAID cstate v ~ present them without delay.
Dec. 80, 1853. ROBERT NJ. TAYLOR,
Executor.
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HEALTH ANDITS PLEASURES.
--- -4sE. ----
Nervous Disorders

What is more fearful than breaking down Of the
nervous system To be excitable or nervous in a
small degree is most distressing, for where cen a
remedy be found There Is drink bu: little
wine, beer, or spirits, far better none take no
cnlFre-weak tea being preferable get all the fresh
air you can; take three four Pills every night;
eat plenty of solids, avoiding the of slops aad
if these golden rules followed, YOU will be hap
py in mind and strong in body, and forget you have
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rfEFCqa=aIhe annual meeting Of
= the Stockholders of tha Huntingdon and Broad
Top Mountain Rail Road and Coal Company, viii BE
hell at the oiice of the Company, On Tuesday, the
Iorh day Of January, 1850 at II O'Clock. 4. NJ,
when an election viii be held for President and
twelve Directors for the ensuing wear.
J. P. AERTSEN,
Dec ICth.-3t. Secretary.
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6snyER HEAD AND EARS IN DEBIT
, -NonspHse, when you can hnv
splendid soft Ledger Hat for only 81 l.o0 at
OSTER < CAIRNS.
Dee. Cd, 1859.
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THOLESALE ana re- .syElFR5z
StS VI tail dealer in Drugs, 10y
EN Medicines, Chemicals, Dye S@AA4A41z0
Stufs, Oils, Paints, Varnishes. TurpenI
Sz2-S tine Window Glass, Glassware, DC. JUS
received, tlarge stock of American, French and
English pe7fumery. Also, great variety of fine
Soaps Tor toilet use. Tooth pastes, Hair Tones,
Hair Dyes, that Will color various shades, iron
light brown 10 jet black, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Sha-
wing, and Clothes brushes, Combs, Pocket KNIVES,
Pocket Books, PoTtmonnaies, Segar cases, &c.
ALSO
Have and will keep constantly on hand, "a supply
of Coal Oil, Burning fluid and Camphine, with a
great vsrie-r Of the most mcdern and best style OF
coal oil aud luid lamps.
Pure Wines and Brandies for medical use, Fla
vorng Extracts and Spices fall sorts, Fine SegaTs
Snufs, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
Having the agency for all the principal patent
medicines in use, will keep full supply constantly
on hand.
ALSO
Dealer in Books, &c, consisting of Geographical,
Scientific, Religious, Poe'ical, Historical Law,
Medical, School aaI Miscellaneous Works, IN con-
acction with d great variety OF plain and fancy
Stationery. Cap, Note, Post, and WrapPla- PAPER
Blank Books, OF every size and quality, Diaries,
Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Notes and Receipts.
ryOioers promptly filled and satisfaction guar
antaed with regard DO tn TO price and quality.
Cg~Phvsicians' Prescriptions carefully and accu-
Eately compounded at all hours OF the day Of night
Dec. Is, 1859
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Dee 90, 1859.

Z Uir,TOR'S NOriCE.-Yhe undersigned apTola-
4 ira BY the Orphans Court Ct Be-lori corlty, 10
distribute he balance in Tie hands oi Daniel -oi-
de- administrator of George Claar deceased, vii
a,.sat 70 the duties Gf said appoH a1ent. al his oce
in Bedford, on Thursday, the zj'n 42y oi January,
next.at u O'Clock, A. u wGsre all interested
nay attend. J. W. LiNGENtL iE.',
Dec 30. 1853. Auditor.
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JUST RECEIVED,
At Shoemakers' Che2P Store, Coffee, sugar
Sy-u2, Molasses. R.ack ard Green Tea, Chocolate,
I,sserce Of Coffee, Cheese, Rice, Spices, OIL, &c.
Dec. Esd, 1853.
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ClEIIlEsa .1WERls &C.


The undersigned apao;7tst TO take testimony in
tee 415r= case, viii attend u The duties c. his p-
poinimept at his Office, IN Bedford, on aIor5aq. re
18th of January, 1850, at Hh.ch t,ne anl place all
parties atcEe-tei can attend. L. .. BARCLAY,
Dec. 60, 1888. Coa.Gaissi ioner.
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sDNTNISIRATOR'SNO NOTICE. .sters Of aIn,:.-
z ,sjration having been gran ted 10 the subscriber
residing in Napier Township, upon the Estate of
John Ellis, late of said township, deceased he calls
upon oil persons Indebted 10 come forward ans make
payment im~ c1iai,ly, and al! having claims a.
gaiast The estate, requested 10 rlaAa the same
properly authenticated fJf sat;'rneat.
HENRY TAYLOR,
Dec. l0, lSa9. Administrator.
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Motheys and Daughters.

lfthere is one thing more than another for which
these Pills famous It is their purifying prop
critics, especially their power of cleansing the blood
from All impurities, and removing dangerous ard
suspended 7ecretions. Universally adopted as lot
one grand remedy for female complaints, they
never fail, never weaken the system, and always
bring about what is required.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-30
Sick Headaches and Want OF Appe


These feelings whcs so sadden US, nest frequent
" arise from annoyarces o trouble, from obs;rnr-
ted perspiraton. from eating and drinking what
is unfit for Us, tdus dsordarng the liver and stom-
ach. These organs must be regulated if YOU wish
70 be well. Tie Pills, il taken according to the
printed instructions, wiII quickly restore a healthy
action 70 both liver and sfomrch, whence follow as
a natural consequence. good appetite and . clear
head. IN the East and West Indies scarcely any
other medicine is used for these disorders.
Disorders Of the Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much too little water =; or whe-
ther they be afflicted with stone gravel, or with
aches and pains settled in the Joins ever the regions
of the kidneys. these Pills should be taken accor-
ding 10 the printed directions, and the Ointment
should be well rubbed into the small of the back at
bed time. This treatment will give almost rnme
diate relief when alI other means have failed.
Eor Stomac,1 Cut CT Order.
No medicine viii so cTectuaIly improve the tcno
Of the stomach these Pills they remove all ac;-
dry, occaSoned either by .-temperance or impro3-
er diet. They reach The liver a0j reduce j. 10
healthy action they are wonderiofiv sdracious in
eases of sllsm=-in fact they never faii in curing
all disorders of the liver and Stomach.