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The University of Family Medicines &c.
OF PH[L.fDELPHL4-

Incorporated by the State of Pennsylvania for the
purpose OF arresrng the evils of worthless and
spurious nostrums and supplying the people
Sith reliable domestic remldes have
appointed
DANiEI K. ANDERSON, AGENT,
f0r the sale Of these valuable compounds, viz:
Ro~and's tonic mixture Tor cure OF fever * ague &C.
de blackberry root syrup, for diarrhoea, &c,
University remedy for lung complaints coughs, &c
90 Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
- Sore Eyes.
'' Ear Ache OF Deafness.
Tooth A che.
- Fever Ague (R form OF plls)
" Costiye bowels (pills.)
Unlike the various nostruns of the day, these
remedies depend upon their merits for popularity
For sale by DANIEL r. ANDERSON,
Centreville, Bedford county, Pa.
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NOTICE..

All persons are hereby notified that have pur-
chased at Sherffs Sale one lot of Timer MACHINES
Hand Tools, Patterns &c. Also the entire lot OF
stock and tin ware in the shop lately occupied by
Abraham Herman-as whose property the same was
sold.
also hereby give notice that have hired said
Herman, and vii! hereafter carry the Timing bn-
s,ness at the shop formerly occupied By him on Ju-
hanna Street. Notice is further given that the
Books of said Herman now belong 10 me and any
peTsenS having will please preaenttthem to
Samuel Rddebaugh Esq, Tor settlement without de-
lay.
Feb, 25 1859. SAMUEL BARNHARrr.
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FOR SALE
O T 60 T a al G
Il FIRM HITHEN ONE

Il FIRM HIIHi.N ONE
mile OF the Rail Road and two miles OF Stonersown,
in the Broad Top Coal region, containing about 100
acres being good bottom land-about one-half clear
improved, and fine spring of excellent water at
the door OF the honsealso two good orchards of fruit
trees on the premises.
ALSO,
farm in MoUison's cove, adjoining lands of Da,
vd Stuckey, Barleys heirs, Jacob Furry and Others
containing about 200 acres, one half cleared and
the balance well timbered, with an abundance of
locust and chestnut timber There are several never
failing springs upon the premises with constantly
stream running through the farm. There is also a
large and thrifty young orchard bearing fruit there
on The Improvements are rough cast House, Log
Barn and out buildings.
ALSO,
l60 acres of land in Harrison County, Iowa, of
first class prairie, close 10 timber and within a few
miles OF the Missouri river above Council Blnfs.
ALSO,
33i acres in Story county, Iowa.
ALSO,
1l3 acres in POttOwattamie county, Iowa, near
Council Bluffs.
Lot no Of block So in the city OF Omaha, Nebraska
Territory.
GO acres in Ripley County, Missouri.
Also
1880 acres of land in Austin county, Texas.
East of the Brazos River the Texas Central Rail
Road, which through the land. II is we'll wa
tered being npon the head waters OF Cypress Creek.
Also
800 acres in Comanche county, Texas, on
Wresler's Creek, 4 miles East of the Leon River,
and on the line of the Memphis ard FL PaSso Ran
Road, now in process of construction.
ALSO,
, The farm in Morrson's Cove, adjoining Bloomfield
Furnace, known the ''PeaTson property'' lately
owned by David Daniels, containing l3I ceres and
go pe-cheS, with excellent orchard OF fruit trees
thereon and never failing water al the door. The
Improvements one large frame House, one log
House and barn, with convenient out buildings. TIE
land is good-produces well and is in high state of
cultivation. A good pike IS close by leading TO
Hollidaysburg which with the Furnaces make a
ready market at the door for all kinds of produce.
J4n. :, '59. o. F.. SHANNON.
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FARREL, HERRING & CO.'S
P TEN 7 c SAFE
LATE FIRE IN DUBUQUE. IOWA.
DURUQU E, Jan. 7. 1855

DURUQU E, Jan. 7, 1859.
GENTS - am requested by MI. 7. A. c.
'ochrane, of this place, to say to yoa that on
ne morning OF the 4th instant, abort o'.lock,
niS store took fire, and The entire stock Of goods
ere destroyed. The heat became 50 spddenly
'ntenSe that none of the &C DDS could possibly
Ue saved; but fortunately his books and papers
which were in one Of your Champion Saies,
were all preserved perfectly. And we'll they
may be called Champion, for during The whole
condagratIon there was one incessant pour,ae
of flame directly upon the slle which coniain-
ed them. And still, upon opening il, the in
side was found to be scarcely warm, while ,bs
outside was most severely scorched
Yours truly,
N. A. Mcclure.
erring's Patent Champion Fire as3 Bn,ya,-
Proof Safes. with HALLS F'ATEAT POW
DER PROOF LOCKS, afford The greatest Sc
curlty any safe in the world. Also Sisis-Aoard
and taror safes, of elegant workmanship and faiss
for plate &c.
FARREL, HERRING & CO., have rersvuets tsm
34 WALNUT ST., to their new store MO Gss9
CHESTNUT ST., tJAYNEs HALL) where ths ar
ges; assortment of Safes in the world can Se fc~sd
FARRELL, HER RING A. Go.
629 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Jayme'a Hrifl
PHILADTLP PElA
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office.

HAVING disposed of the one half Of my Drug
Store 10 Dr.. s. J. WAY, therefore desire all
persons indebted to me on book account, TO
come and settle, as it is important that all stand
,ng accounts should be settled and the books
closed. This request is reasonable and | ex-
pee, speedy compliance.
Jans Z, '59. F. G. REAMER.
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TO MILL OWNERS!

S. p. BROAD has made Schelsburg his perma-
nent residence, and is prepared TO do all kinds of
work IN the Mill Wright line, on the most appro-
we'd and durable plans, and reasonable terms.
He has on hand the most improved Smut and
Screening Machines, Mill Brushes, Anchor Boluns
Clcths, both new and old. a, city prices. Mill Burs
can be procured from him and shipped TO any point
Also--Agent for McCormck's Reaper and Mower
for Bedford and Blair Counties
s. D. BROAD.
SehelIsburg, Bedford Co.,
March 4, 1889.
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ETAS iast returned from The Eastern Cite,
I 4 with her usual stock of rich
S U III N ER GOODS.

Consisting in part of handsome Silk Robes,
Lawn Robes, Barege Robes, Sbawls, Lace Man
ties, Of every style, New Style shawls large
and splendid assortment of Spring and Summer
Bonne.s Of the latest fashion. Her stock is
large, we'll selected, and, will be sold cheap 10
suit the times. Call and examine The goods.
end Judge for yourselves.
April %, 1859,
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

JOB MANN. G. n. SPANc.
THE undersigned have associated themselves in the
Practice of the Law, and will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to their care in Bedford and adj
joining counties.
O7 Office on Iulianna Street, three doors south of
'Mengel House, opposite the residence of Mai Tate.
JOB MANN
June 2, 1854. G. Fl. SPANG.
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G E N T L E NJ E "
DIR. 7. G. RElNER

ID ESPECTFULLY begs leave 20 tender his
1 u Professional Services to the Citizens of
Bedford and viciuiLy.
q Office in Julianna Street, at the Drug
and Book Store. Feb. II, 1854.
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ReEMeRal Ibep

these things and call at once at Reed g. Min
nIch'S, where you will not fatl 10 End whatever
you want in their line of business.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-20

nw The less men know the less
they want to know. Folks who
labor for seyenty-fve cents a day al
ways sign their names with an X.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-20

COLD FEET.-Nothing is more
inducive of pulmonary disease than
cold feet. I Cold feet cannot possibly
occur if the circulation is kept up
A sense of GOODNESS in them is indi-
cation That they are not sufficiently
protected by clothing. Our bodies
are often overburdened with over
coats aud wrapping shaWls, while Our
limbs are but imperfectly covered
Now there is nothing more danger
Gus than allowing the feet to be-
come damp and cold. Health re-
quires that they should always be
kept warm and dry. 1t is better. to
pay the tailor and shoemaker, and
hosier, for preserving your health,
than to pay the doctor for curing
YOU after you are Ill. '-
Recall some Of your past expe-
rience, and you will soon discover
that two-thnds ofthe colds that you
have suffered from, were produced
by getting cold and wet feet. The
Indians understood this fully, In
their wigwams they always laid
down with their feet towards the
fire. When they are travelling in
cold weather, and are compelled to
be in the open air, they dig hole
in the earth, in the centre of which
they build fire, and then lie down
in Circle each one hanging his
legs into the hole. In this custom
they have the simple guidance OF
experience. ...
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FOR THE LADIES.

MFRS. BISHOP has located in Glasgow, e.
vi for the purpose of carrying on the v,ss$
Millinery and Dress Making business in all W.
its branches. She hopes the ladies will give heI
call. Her residence is opposite Smith, Boor
& Co.'s store.
q" Fashions received monthly. sep9
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-20

@ AT license suit recently
tried in Cincinnati, a witness was
called who did not taste the liquor,
but testified positively that it was
whiskey he saw sold and drank, for
he conld tell it a mile off. The
counsel for defence asked him if he
drank any of it. "Drank any of itp'
he answered. 'Why, no; don't you
see Pm aliveH
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-20

IF seven days. make one. week,
how many illmake one strong? s..
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COOP ApvIcE.-Douglas Jerrold
said to an ardent young gentleman
who burned with desire to see
himselfia print; ';Be7 advised by
me, young man; don't take down
the shutters before there is some
thing in the window -.
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STOVES. sTevESM

lust received aLd IN store, a large and select
j assortment Of ParIor, Office and Cooking
Stoves, of the most beautiful and durable pat
terms, which win sell at reduced prices. Also
a choice stock Of tinware Of every description,
made Of the best material. Call and see for your
SEN. Ysap% 81 c. DAUTBE.
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@One printer asked another
in our hearing what he thought Of
the world? most pregnant inquiry,
which was answered by the other
in statement that the "world is a
stage, and the printers are the
horses.v 5iToZ I1olsrfsIsssahh
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Dr. 8aat. fenn tauene 3euenas isnes noafOmmensn Gr
runssn 5ela Ss@pmIfen unb 8eaen isbsr 4r ptne On.
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beres ARRANGEMENT Opr, ba bieeb etnen bsdnbsen att
unb Iens fpeBieae Aufmes tlamtett erfcrbern.
pr afee TIT etner Der 8ebtttefen unb berIbmtefen
lest tbenbn aete unb @brursen unb fn uf fat tn eber
Satt qDel anertannt. ale Dr. Baatee abreffteR
1refe, benen 10 Gs. bessf&cftn fnb) rebsr @Rt.
fernmns Ue ssaau bic 8eldantett Erantbett aass.
Sen, werben prOp bedntwprtet unb iolG pattentea m
GrrrespOnbea5su totem fret bepdnbct.
Spredfunben:
BON 8 ubt Wrrsens Bis tlpr RnGmtttoge.
Or. Baatee,
Nc. "a Qern9tDufr., 3ml@en Ghdrles- E,QtbeTtnff.
3ult15iL 0atmpre. Sub 80
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c1B MIR draler uno ntadytlDIer bemtehren nad,
Serlln, ais mir eS porg bret Sabrsr perlaleu
pa6eIl. Jtetn, reiber nno uidAtl9er febreR mir
peIm, reId,er, cenu nit fitnf finoern 3oaen mir
ous, nno nit lie6en febren u,ir bein,. lieben
Qer5en. Die nn8 Iieben unD bic unS anaebGreu,
llt oas ntdt 0ieidtbum uuD WtaAt &omm,
tonlal, nleln 9eliebter, la6 uue gu unlern SIns
bern ellen, uno nit pelhem frpben Oiutterltol3
'plll Id. Den 8aten gerlmern unlere S9Gse get.
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Sic ac9 ben &Snis ld9elno nit lid, fort, ibre
Au9en, in oenen ole Gbrduen linglt sstrofnet
iparen, ltrablten leet Dor 2iebe unp sreuoiatett,
nno TEN 3u9 BON g8ebuutb Der Granrlgt.it
mar mebr IN ibrem fd6neu Auseliat, ais tie
lbre Stnoer tn ibre Nrme ldloB. ,4 15l. b
Ian9lom nur une in tIir3eren Abldntten
tonnte Die 9feile naa Gerln 5uridaeiest met.
ben. Die bartSefrOrnen, pcm SGnee iberbeQe
ten DeBe paren jaleht unb bolperid)t, u. man
tOnnte nur lan9lam fabren. 3noem wOllte ieoe
Staot, Ia lelbit ieoes Dotf pur9 weld>eS pie
tcnt9tl4e Ganailte fam, Ieinen glntbeil baben an
Dem allsemenen 5ubel, uno Der olsemeinen
Ureuoe. ueberaa CAB eS @brenpforten, Sa.
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reoen uno S;epi0tcmluunsen. Seoermann
9a'te ourd Den &liea 0tlitt.u, aler Orten iab
man lln8lud uno ytctb, trauernDe Wtitter unr
gSetber, 5erriittete NerbdltniiIe, aber aleS oies
mar perSefen III oielen betlig l9Gnen Stunoen,
no cas- enoltd Upn frenloem Druid uno Iremoer
2pralnet erlOie SClt gum erlteu Wtal lpieOer
oas SonI9spaar als lciu @i9en besrlbte, gum
erlten Weal weoer pem perrl9er entseSen iu.
belte, Der nit ibneu 9eblutet aus oenlelben
Wunoen, nit bncu 9sltteu an Denlslbeu
Samer5en Ha
Die 8an6e 0feiie sltb Daber einem Triuulpb.
5u9, Iberou CAB eS nur Subel unD 5Sreuce,
@lrdeu9elaate uno Sancneappnner, 0ulpisun~
gen nnO 3iebesCpfer. ~ 81. Sum
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Gefbdftsbii@er, Napiers nn0
Observation-Disclosures.

Samuel E. Turner, $50. 3 SiicsGbarleslfr
Rdlt beRdnts in gOrrate etn srssss easer VOn Yapte
g6tebmateralttn @eAafts> unb GontD. .Su@en Sn fet-
mem Eager bntet A tnIGnbides uht tmpprtirts S6r6.
SrteYapier BON allen nSsIt6en 5crfen unh 8abrfen
@Oteapa ter ltnitrt un6 Ueis tn srU6er &uswabl.
% Brte +. 6 @Duperte dGer 5Drten -
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5tahIfsbern, Seberhatter, SttseIIad, Oh
Iateu, Bletftftt un6 @rifftI, Efnt emf f6ffer &c.
Stntc gum 6retben uno fur Gppterpref1en,
BON ben befsn 1a6rittn, Gppttrpreffen, pDrtafrs
ItcS, Yprtem DnnGt 8 &C. &c.
Sppte u erOBts Eager ppn Vafpapter, SpteItGr-
ten. rUder .UUrbtn &c. 3a ben biasfen prttftn.
66nbsr unb Druder aus benz Qanbe nereen % in ttre
SntereGs fnbea BET mir SptSufpredtn. Sebrf7H
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aberu au Arten aeenubl 2eoerbe6werben unb 8ranf
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Hets cine SrrtreFlfe MuSwabl rrn wpuberpp1ea 80.
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bnbsn hiea eI eheuteub serte perrpntCmnnnet nb
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a1T Selle unO @laa5 bes Qidtes
@puriamteit beim 8rennen unD sg
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gst enem apftnbslrae ~ Gents per 5tanbe stb %
stn Qidt weI@es rem Won snen eetfCu
San bier urb 9DeberptGuier rtaIttn ouf Werianaen rp
Sen unD GUnfumenten rUn Ecttn6I tannn Fm b etsnes
Mniausn TIM 2abn er &uupG8nte 6te unb Buts.
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aSaltimpre ROblens GOnip.
6 blen 3u berab9 eieetem Rreii,
$S per sEDnne a

pDn &&AU TTuhb PET UUHHe. "I
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aaI@dtfabr auSur6umen, rertaufen wtr Bite BGmDre Co.
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erben befelben tn retnb Stabttbett nnerbab Der
tobtgrensen tpittnret tins 9aus 9eIittsrt, f tgs
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Dte Anfmrffnmfsit rDn @rttan unS @pnIamentenJ
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part Mtalt Gebsife &c. su ptmetben geupmmen mgr.
ben, um rem Sere ttne1 trusertfNeu @IaRt 3H ae6en
Sn unerer Urduere wercen te fetnfen 2uaIit6sen
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5Gern tn ben Rtasrn eUUsHbrausr srnVmmea
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GAs dany BAL TIMORE WBKCER rss
very morning (cRcept Sunday and is deNgSfae
carriers 10 City Subscribers at Cts. per VEGA
Hne WECKER is also delivered in the Citio
washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers,
Pricefor Mail Subscribers of tha do;1v vU acsE
SO. so in advance. -0 "~AiS :" Ase'S
30 The weekly BALTIMORE wEOKERis noh,.
heo every Friday at 81 per annum and Sf ~ =
months in advance. ~ - sTfT ~ "a eSF
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonsbls tero,,
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Wtenee unb Rpfsan8er Fnben an pbsem SrlR6nbts eta.
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pei Der Sdente eb be bette MuswahI etr6nfe unp AZ
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epunhe osr Sab Tam baier befpnbers MuswSraen TO-
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Der ,,gettsr' ptrb ebeafaas tn WafenstUa aat
Beresins sd Slt5 SWrtt Srdser ben AbVnaenf~
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18

VEGETATION ABOUT TowN.-Tf the appearance
of things in and about our city is any indication,
the injury done by the frost has been very much
Over-estimatod. The plentiful, warm rains which
have fallen since the frost, have done great deal
towards reviving plants and crops which looked
exceedingly "sorry" for a day or two, and so far
our observation goes, almost everything in this
immediate neighbcrhood, which was thought to
be seriously damaged by the FROST is already re-
covering, except tomatoes, beans and grapes in
eG nosed positions. Corn and potatoes which we
noticed ,est week looking like "gono cases." are
now straightencd up fresh and vigorous, and will
soon show no vestge of the rude attacks of "sir
Jack" How far this may be true in the country
a little back from tho Lake, we cannot tell, but
VIC are told by persons from those lOca Nues tha'
the damage done to corn and potatoes is slrSht
compared with what was at first feared, and that
though serious damage is done to the wheat, it is
not near so general as was supposed. We do not
belong to tho croakers, and, although We acknowl-
edge the frost to have been ga sumner, we never
theless prophecy, that taken altogether the farm
products of the immediate vicinity will be better
than the average.