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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

ENTIRE FRANCE.
In the OF the Emperor conformity with his
des transmitted by bis Exceency the Minister Of
Navy the underslgnet Victor lie Coat de kerveguen,
Commissioners OF the Government OF the
OF tie French hereby proclaim and declare that this
dy The full erepnty OF Cippeon island 10y 10
Paris belongs 10 hs Majesty the Emperor Napoleon ILL.,
his heirs and succef sors, In perpetuiy.
Given SEAL board the merchant ship Amiral
'"' -''- wy v lE COAT DE yERvEGUEw,
lieutenant Commissioner OF the Government
The Adtsrser Of December 16 says;-rhe French bark
Amiial, which arrived OIL tLs port from Hayre Mon
day in ballast sailed again the next day, sup
posed for Chpporton island which located 600
miles oil Acapulco, in lat 10 deg. rs min and on lo9
that she has gone to procure cargo Of guano and
pected back in two three months.
ihe island is low and small, but covered with guano.
The island is distant from Hawaii 2700 miles, and from
the nearest pon The Mexican coast (Acapuco) about
$50 miles.
Honolulu correspondent writes thus the 25th Of
December Since the 9th July, the date Of arrival Of the
first wlaler this 2eason have had AT all the ports of
these islands up TO today, 2is ships which 2o4 were
under the American flag The united catchings of the
fleet the pas. amount 1870 T95 barrels oil and
1867 200 pounds bone against 127 539 barrels oil and
sol 543 pounds bone last There were however
lfty three vessels this than the last and the
average TO each Of the ships arrived is only go barrels
oil and oOo pounds bone against 535 barrels oil and TO-
$40 pounds bone last year This result, showing 1t
does, considerable falling OF in the quantity Of oil taken,
will, undoubtedly have effect upon the markets in the
Fast, and rise may be anticipated in prices AT the
same time larger amount of oil and bone has been
shippeo home this year by clippers than BEFORE
Duencss has been very dun here and all engaged in il
complain Of an Improbable one Most kinds Of goods,
particularly supplies ior ships, have been plenty and low
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Gurney's Up Town Gallery,
707 BROADWAY.
First block below the New York Hotel
Photographic dsguereo;ypes miniatures in OH and ivory
types.
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whjg, formerly a member OF Congress, is popu-
lar man, and Will probably push the crippled
democracy of the Old Dominion closer to the
wall than they have ever been driven heretofore.
The Richmond Wig says Of the Convention that
SIT FAR exceed our most sangune anticipatious,
alike in the numbers, the character, the standing
ana The influence of its members;" that "the days
of 40 and "A are upon US again." that "the po-
itical earth itself is trembling to its founda-
tions;" that "the democracy are alarmed, poor
guilty wretches, a they are;" aud to cap the eli
max, our enthusiastic contemporary piously prays
as follows.-"H Heaven grant that the devil may
take along home that miserably corrupt and I'M
principed party on the fourth Thursday in May!"
''Blessed be the grand wing Convention OF the
10th Of February"
For all further necessary information concern
Ing it. we refer the reader to our correspondents
report. Should this movement be generally fol-
lowed no ia the Southern States, we have no
doubt that the democracy will have much
harder battle to fight, even in that secti 4, in
1860, than they have be n dreaming about.
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Cure Your COuSh.-x5 Cents.
If5 Third avenue near Fourteenth street.
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i Inscribed 10 Nv Ms 90, oil Broidwhy; Dy Ne
Buniline.
T.
They come, they come, the bellies and beaux
They come they come the young and old;
They come, they come, hro' wintry snows
They come they come, in crowds untold.
" For whatri the anxious reader cries,
With d'ring eyes and great surprise.
II
More gifts, more booSs-both thought and gold,'
They cry, here there and everywhere.
The gifts we get, where books are sold
In millions 10 the brave and fair
Where fortune stands with open hands
To greet with smiles the gath ring bands"
III.
Here lands a fair, with Joy Qua ar
An n bum in her jewelrd hand,
While EVANS, all AS pleasant there,
Clasps on her WRIT golden band
A stua mt buys n costly book
And ! ALI regrets the gold he's spent,
But max bis glad and wondering look
Atthst gold watch, by fortune sent
w
para, n bookr' daughter signs;
Tut, tut 1 WON'T" the sire replies
"you Ne books enough" he surly cries
White tears start In her azure eyes .
The tear drops win--the book IL bougnI
Ard something else beyond his thought
A s.t o; Jewels rich and rare.
pc had not dreamed of getting there.
IL
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HENRY SMITH.
Sent. 80. 1885
Valu5alE R-8l. EaT3Tc.


THERE viii be sold, Pursuance of an order Of
tie OFp5aEs' Court Of Bedford County, on the prem.
sea, friday the 4th day Of November Gsxt tie
following described Real Estate, late the properly
Of David Barley late Of Sonth Woo15sTry Township
Bedford CCglrY, deed, 10 VII
Caa tract OF land, being the mansion Farm, slta-
ate IN South %oodberry Township, in said Coaasy
containing one huadTed acres, about 50 acres Of
which are leared, with q good Iog house, czse5
with brick, good stone barn, frame Stable, wagon
shed and other out buildings, adjoining lands Of
David Stuckey: John FGrney and - Eversoie.
One other Tract Of land situate il Middle Wood
berry Iownship in said County, containing so acres,
more or less, IS Of which are cleared ard under
fence, ad9iuiagiands of David Stuckey o. z. Shan
ron and others, with a leg house and log barn
thereon erected.
Also one tract Of timber land, situate 10 the same
township, adjoining lands of Jacob Stuckey and
Daniel Barley containing thrtY-ive acres.
The above described property situated in a good
neighborhood, near WoodberTy and Bloomfield fur
mace, convenient TO market, well walered and ex-
cslent quality Of land. Terms OF saIe one third OF
purchase money 70 remain in hand Of purchaser du-
ring the lifetime Of the widow By paying her the
interest thereon annually, one thiTi Of remainder
10 be paid ia hand OF confirmation of sale and the
residue in two equal annual payments therealte !,
with interest 10 be secured by judgment.
attendance Will be given by
DANIEL BARLEY,
Gaardian Of the children Of David Barley deed.
Sept. 3G 1889.
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EOSTlEiT-'vlEE1.R'S r. 7 Z Err
ST0I.9AGH BIT 'TERSp


At is ias' tlia'' ~ s2hie Petiou' ,,;ao.
bef q '1e H1L'"n i+A''!y = suoecI ~ UlI' ~.
OF e1.,u- "'.i,o9 " 'A2 he''Iy 'GhetloAS' -, 80,
with the a1e OF 4 good tome anu the ezer'39o
ol pam common sense l1ey may DC apie SO 70
fegtL~te .he s5ss'la '+S 10 secure permanent
Aeai'a. IN ofuer 70 accomplish ."is deSired
oeJeo'' 'n5 q GS Oo''ise 70 pursue - cei'<HHiy
taa' "IleA WIZ p,o~uce = natural s'asS "
thliss az 'ae iel7e Aaz''I0 o. SIt'i strength anu
Hle; TT 'His Nlpo7e' ~ i1os'et1'r ii'l7 ~
tIoau9eN ~ ','ls c'1i'--J Il p-eISI.'!oH 'e'llls
ms name "iil21 Is hol : ne" iAeoicihe' ooI one
i.aI mas bSeh ti4ai iof years. SiFias sas!s.ac-
lion - IA VINO nave Casd Il. me hl'e's
oPer..s Po"efiaily upon lAe s.oilsch, no"eis,
ana ifef' restoring ttieha 70 = Aea-.ay anu
vigorous @os-o-.' '.nt tAus' ~ INC s!'atie pro-
c-=s = le4iiA5 I-.tS4l' enable iAc syS-
len " 8 -a-aH' o'S1 'i-e3se.
y :. 80 ~, 1s..,,',' i3.,y1.'- 1,e-~'-
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Ne4 9' I .-1 ii'-l.l'i
. t'-s ''-'-'-S - 70 ' 0i"'.'i-''
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rem Ii genera ana aiAohS theta all theIS iS
nor 10 70 p5 -o~,-s2 :. more hes4'Iy people 'hah
'Lie Netii'19' -'o" "!ioiil 'ii9 pieli-iol tI.'a-
l''o1' o'-sG 'l'oII s'ie-'t.''9 "4iIoh
Ea'e ieH~-u 70 prove Inc E&-Hs o 'ilS bAe@'
FiEyrR AND Asrz.--rTbis tI-zinr and provok
inr disease, which fzes its relentless grasp on
tie body Of nan, reducing him to q mere sha-
dow IA 2 sh9rt time, and rendering him ply
S5oty ana l'eil'".iJ useless, cen PC C-tgel.
Z ~ r4s, ~ o1@ ~ . ~ % 20 = ~ ,
aT,,rs..,.ie5 - ~, - e-rtrar.ad cvc,
in c.nae.! sI.-,.,7rs. +. tr9 Bites are Jsad
as per C.rec-io1s. aHd 81 thsy neither c-eate
nausen 2or oaend .-e Talata sH3 render IN
Tece5 a'y any change of ciet CT interruption
OF ordinary pursuits. bat promote sound sleep
and heaitaJ digestion, the complaint IS re
moved IS speea1Iy@ - ls oo'slstant F7l-h the pfc-
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-21
PUBLIC sALEOF
VALUABLE Real ESTATE.

The undersigned will offer at Pubic Sale. upou
the premise Friday tne % day of December, a.
D., 1889. The following described Real Estate 10
wit
15o ACRES, MORE OR LESS, ofchoice Limestone
Land, situate Coierain Towaship Bedford Co.
Pa, and well known rs the g Frederick Smith
Farm" About 200 acres are cleared and under
good fence, ard in fine state Of cultivaton-part
thereof good meadow. There also 2 Orchards
Oh choice fruit upon the premises. fine stream of
excellent water flows through the property.
1ne improvements consist, ia part, OF a good
Two ana half story Dwelling House, and a new
Barn, 100 feet in length, by so feet in wdth-con-
sTucted IN the latest style-sgith snndry other out
buildings. This Farm IS situate in that fertile
valley, known as "FFiend's Cove" within miles
OF Bedford, and about The same distance from the
"bedtoTd Rail Road.'' II IS also IN a pleasant
neighborhood, convenient to good schools and With
IN q miles OF the s'Ailegkeny Male and Female
Seminary" at Ransburg.
laere Is fine Church also within sight and II
is surrounded By an Intelligent aud moral COM
muEisy.
This property is in every way a most desirable
one, ana persons desiring 10 purchase would DO well
10 examine It before The time OF sale.
The prope ty vii, be sold sutj-ct 10 the Dover Of
the widow OF Frederick Smith, dec'd-the interest
ihpIeon to be paid annually 10 her, There are also
sundrT legaeies, payable 10 instalm-ats, to the
heirs If said daceazat--ihe first thereof not due
until the ls Of April. 1861 the others run through
a period o. upwards OF eleven wears Terms ci
sale as 10 balance Of purchase money, Vii Be made
Enown on day Of Sale.
Title ladizPutabe. ,,,--.,
Sept 30, 1856.
n. 3. Persons wishing 10 examine this p,CUerty,
or ascertain ths particulars more fully, can cai.
upoa address by letter, Henry Smith, aainsbuFg,
Bedford CoGaty, Fs., Geo. ". Householder, Rays
ai,, Bedford Coan'y, Pa, Mann q Sgans, BEDFORD,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-21
sPECiAE NOTICES.
EnnEl ANn,s GERMAN BITTERS.
7,pFy Are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,

THEY ARE ENTIRELY FEG1 j Al LE'
T., f,,s from alcoholic samulant, sn3 all '''J@r''@'
,agrsdtsnts :, .,4;. .hair ore.
Are pleasant in taste and smell m,d M pf from
1aton siSs bloom 10 the pad cheek, and health afi
yigor 10 the frame
2r5ey ,oiH err DYSPEPSIA
1s1 ,.,, ,gr, NERVOUS DEBILITY.
71e, ,s;R eurs LIVER COMPLAINT
TE,n ,yiR cure JAUNDlCE.
[cs,y mil enrs DISEASE OF THE hlpAAl9'
Tl,y ,si4 enrs CONSTIPATION.
T1ev .g,Ueare PILES.
7zsy ,giu eurs HEARTBURN.
Then ,siH cure SWIMMING OF THE HEAD
Ts,s ,ril, cure FLUTTERING OF THE HEAEF
Thew are prepared by Dr.. c. NJ, JACKSON, & f.
and siorekeepers in every Town and "e y,,'s@ ssd
United States, Canadas, "tSt 4'~-,9'
America. At IS cents pei bottle
may %, 'd9-ly-
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- 44A4AA SSo GIL vi NCi . u
FLEEING BR0S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
sg1c.ss- -e.s, cranT rnr

Lost, OF stolen oat Of my pocket, at the boarding
house OF George YicEToy, in ST. Clair township,
Sunday night of the Campneeting, pocket
book containing nine dollars and fifty cents in money
all in gold, five dollar piece. two and a-hali
and two one dollar pieces-with promssory notes
and other writings, amounting TO about $50. ANY
person finding 1t and returning il 10 me with its
contents, will receive reward OF ten dollars and
any has stolen it, the papers being no use to
him, would propose 10 him 10 carefully enveop
them and drop them in some letter box and direct
the same TO me at ST. Clarsviie Post office, Bed
ford Co., Pa. GEORGE W. KING.
Sept 80, 1859.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

THERE will Be sold at public oatcry, on
the premises, at the late residence Of James
Moore, Iaie of S.. Clair Township, Bedford Co,
decd, on Friday the 2Sth day Of October next,
toe toiIowiag Real Estate TO vi;
Taat tract Of Land wheFeoR the said James
-----l o. .L----@; a -4-l;-i-.-.es
Isn5s Of Isaac Cuppet, William Cuppe;,
Michael Moser and o;hers, containing 3j3
acres and 81 pprchrs and ailowauce, with a
good log dwelling house, log bank barn and
ether out tuiidIags iSo one other dwelling
house on the South Of said tract-there are two
good apple orchards on The premises, two
springs of pure water, and running water 10
The barn ward, With a large portion of land
cleared and IN higb state of cultivation, part
first rate meadow. The above land is lime
stone OF superior quality, situate West of
Chestnut Ridge, within 6 miles of Scheilsbprg
aad ~ miles of Bedford. The land will b.
divided INTO two tracts, 10 snit purchasers, and
wili De oHersd,as divided, or together, as may be
most advantageous.
Att~ndauct viii be given and terms made
known On day of sale by
ABRAHAM BLACKBURN,
JOSEPH GRIFFITH,
Exrs Of james Moore decd
n. B. Wiil be sold at inc same tine and
place, Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Buckwheat and
Hay.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-21
THE GREAT RESTORATIVE.
,,.r7, ,xn 4c;frg CURED BY DIR. N'LANE
LIVER PILLS.

l
nz-ur. jonathan Houghman, Of Vest u"od
p.rk County. Illinois, writes 10 the rro2ne'of'l
Fsmins Bros, of pittsburgh, that he had suasTeq
really from sever and p7otrsctsd attack OF re-
yer and Ague and vas cooPletey restored to he"i'a
bv the use. of tas I.lyer P,H5 alone. These f''s
uaoaestiouablv possess great TONIC properties and
ran be taken vita dec.l-J advantage .of many DIS
eases recurring iaglsura,iag nst.es out toe L'-
YER Pits stand pTe-eaIiasG means OF restoring
& d.sorgaa.zed Liver 20 uesitay -egioa Leace t"s
great celebrity they have at,a.as- Iae nnasfoa
tormidable diseases arising from diseased Liver
which 30 long bail4d the skill Of the most emIneh
nbvsicians OF the United States, are now rendered
easy of cure thanks 10 the study aHd psrseTeraHc.
sC;the distinguished physician whose name thn
srea, medicine bvars--a nama which w'l descend
70 posteiiry as one deserving Of sfatltpde. thi'
,oyaluable medicine should aIwags be kept within
reach and or tae appearance oi The earliest sFHP
toms OF diseased Liver 1t can b safely aud useful
ly administered.
r>z-pnrcdssers VIII be caFe.gi to ask fer Di'
M,LANE's CELEBEATEp LIVER PILLS, mana
f.ctured by FLEMING BROS, OF PIrTsErEGu, PA
There are other Pills pu.portins 10 be Liver Pills
no,s before tae public. DR.. y Lanes genuine Inv
er Pills. also his celebrated Fermiiuge, can now b
he'd at all respectable drug sto es. None genuine
without 1he Signature Of
oct. q, IsJ9.-lm.' FLEMING BhO9'
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New
Millinery Good S !


nang. s. ID. GE8S0N has mst re-
S ceived and opened her new lot OF FALL
4 WINTER Millinery Goods, which she will
sell very cheap for CASH. New bonneis, bon
net materials, velyets, silk Innings, grapes, rib
bons, American and French artificial flowers.
She is now prepared TO make bonnets OF all
styles for fall and winter. Ladies are cordially
invited to give her call.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to.
Bedford, Oct 7th, 1859.
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RAIL ROAD E0T!gE.

The subscribers 10 the capital stock Of the
Bedford Rail Road Company, are notified to
paw to the Treasurer, in Bedford, the THIRD
INSTALMENT, on each share OF stock,
subscribed by them, on or before the 22d day
of October, instant. JOHN. P REED,
Oct. 7th, 1859. Treasurer
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I'D Il E ID

Al Rainsburg, on The ith 'nst.' Mrs Mar
u.-st Ann, wife of Mr.. William O'Neai' aad
ssne snebter Of Mr. Joseph tCorle, of ChaFlesvile,
ar aasS 90 yaers, 6 months and 3 days.
n, The 10Th inst, Mary Virginia, daughter
-cW;lliam and Margaret A. O'Neal, aged ,
Q, or. ~ months and % days Roib mother and
M sb;Id died OF putrid throat, in twenty four hours
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Brigade aud Regimental Crders.

Notice Is hereby gwen 70 al Unllorned Compa-
MES belonging 10 the lst Brigade, 10th Division,
p. H., that they are hereby required TO meet at
Bedford, in Winter Uniform, with plume or POM
poon, on Wednesday, the Goth of October, 1859, at
10 o'clock a. NJ, for Brigade and Regimenral Drill
for two days. All Companies are required TO be
present on that occasion. The CAPTAINS OF
Companies will please ;ake notice and report them
selves to the Brigade Inspectors Bedford, in time
for making arrangements for their accommodation.
LEMUEL EVANS: Brigader General.
A. J. SAMSON, Brigade Inspector.
I. W. HORTON, Colonel.
S. B. TATE, 1t. Colonel,
WM. DlBERT, Major
Ssrt. 30, 1889.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-21
EARFE ns0R SALE

DY Virtue of an order OF the Orphans Court
ID Of Bedfard County the undersigned will
sell at public sale on, Saturday, The l2h !ay of
.NocemJer next, beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
on the premises, all that valoabIe farm, late the
residence Of Philip Fl. Hoover, deceased, situa-
ted, part IN Ianiata and part ia Napier Town
shlps, adjoining lands Of Jacob Dull, Henry
Horn, Peter Hillegas and others, containing 1872
acres more or less, about 80 acres cleared and
under fence, having thereon erected two dwell
ling houses, barn, stable, and other out-buildings.
This land lies on the public road between
Schellsburg and Buena Vista, is welt watered
and nclndesa large amount OF first class meadnw
Land, and plenty Of fne timber. Il viii 6e sold
in lots to suit purchasers or as one farm. Per-
sons desirous OF purchasing will find this a very
d,srable property, and are invited to attend the
sale. TERMS Oae third % remain in The
land during The lifetime OF the widow, the IN
terest to be paid her annually, on her death,
the principal TO the heirs. One third in hand
at the confirmation of the sale, and the remain
ing third in one year without interest pay
Iaen.s to be secured by Judgment bonds or bonds
and mortgage. For further information PastIes
Interested are referred 10 Jao. P. Reed Of Bed
ford, Pa.
INuT p HOOVER
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NTrsT
- s-sls

Whereas letters Of administration on the
Estate of George Evans, ate OF Monroe IOWA
ship, deceased, have been granted to The
subscriber, all persons indebted 10 the said
Estate, ATE requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against said
Estate, viii present them without delay.
JONATHAN HORTON,
Oct. 7th, 1859. Administrator.
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..zn.E.L I,,Poss.8IEIrIEs.

For q long tinne 2 certain class Of diseases oaEe
bafled the seii| and practice Of she mos: emmen;
members q the regular tnealcai tacvi1g Foremost
among ta-se ve n.gat instance epilepsy or lalting
IT'S. iapa;g aow by she ski4aad inventive se0.r5
or m eminent easms, Of Baltimore, Ill, tais dls-
case has been 5,cggat virs.a the means Of cure
We allude 70 the prep7ra,l5a ea.-zi laa NSSEIAsis
rzreacr Epl1zPci5 PILLS, iaven1ea aad prepared oy
na. Srrr S asvcz. Of To5 Bsl1eaeF- sisss;, BATH
more, Nd S.uce taeir discovery llaug persons yS1o
A-A ~sf ho3. OF egen being cured, have
been restored 10 the ian sIrTryr-.--, ~ he.'th.-~
Prominent among these we might enaaerate Ne
Hasz.sox LlanrFoor, OF Huntsville, Alabama. hf
l., has suffered az much from Epilepsy as any OH
Q, person II tue world never showing what il was
n pass srsek without having a. - erFs aal o5ien
ia. ling ia tie streets og Eau:sse II is u7T full
" restored and has aor Lad a0 a.t1c- oT more iaaa
s. year. Dr. Hsuca's Pills have been jae sure cause
OF this cure These pills also care al. notifications
Of Fits, Sp1sms Cramps Ssc., and are very service
able for persons Of weak aefgs5. Dr.. Haoce, sends
then to any part the couatry o. the receipt ora
remittance. Price, one box, s3 two, s. twelve,
s2l. Address Seth s. lance, l0s Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Nj.
Oct. 2l, iS59.-1m.
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DR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
We r
AND
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two Of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr. Chas, n'Lans's Celebrated
Vermltuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alLs, but simply for
Waat their name purports, viz;
THE YERMIFUGE,
For expeIIing Worms from the
human system. It has also been
administered with the most satis-
factory results 70 various Animals
subject to Worms.
TIE LIVER PILLS.
taecureof LIVER CoMpLA1rrs.
all BILloUs DERANaE4EErs, Sick
, -ANA@
HEAD-AcHG, sc. In cases Of
FEVER AND AcUE,
preparatory to or after taking Oui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifies for the above men
toned diseases, they arc Unrivaled,
and meyer known to fail when ad-
n1ia;stersd In accordance with the
directions.
Their Unprecedented popularity
has induced f.le ProPrietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS, :
PITTsBURoH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
ternlined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vernaifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies Of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEEING BRnS. Pittsburgh Pa.
P.s: Dealers and Physicians ordering from others
than Fleming Bros, WIFE 90 wei write their orders
distinctly, and ttSe bt Dr.. BLdRfs prepared by
FieEstg Bros. Pittsburgh. Ia. To those wishing TO give
them trial. We viii forward per mail post paid TO any
part Of the United States box Of Pills for twelve
rreeenc postage stamps, vial Of Vermifug for
fourteen threecent stamps. All from Canada must
te accompanied by twenty extra,
or sale at theDrug Stores TO Drs.Reamer y Har
Y, Bedford, and all other Druggists in the county
Aiay 20, 1S59-ly.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-21
Administrators Ice.

Letters OF administration h5 been gran
ted to the SUBSCRIBER residing sCialr Town
ship, upon the estate Of Erh Griffith,
late Of said Township deceased, persons hav-
ing claims against the estals notified 10
present th~m properly authenthi for settle
tnent-and all persons lndebtedfequested to
sake payment lmm9dlaieIy
SAMUEL FIFTH,
Oct. II, nlnlStrator,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-21
U1TTEE.

The undersigned, having been appointed COM
mttee of George 0w, of Union Township, luna
tic hereby notifies all persons indebted 10 said luna
tic, to make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
]. W. LIEGENFELTER,
Committee Of
GEORGE OW, anatic.