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calling TO its parent, ani there is something
mournluI in IFS tone. He begins TO think-to
remember why he wrote ii-where were his
readers then, and whittier they have gone
what be was then, and bow much he has
changed. So he muses. until he finds himself
wondering If that thought Of his viii continue
TO float after he IS dead, aud whether be is
really looking upon something that vii sur
vive him. Ard then comes The sweet con-
sciousness that there IS nothing in the sentence
that he could wish unwrilten shred from
garment OF Immortality he shall leave behind
him when be joins the "innumesable caravan"
and takes his place in the silent halls Of death.
- prisfere' Ncrs letter.
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AnditAr'S Notice.

THE undersigned appointed by the Orphans Court
OF Bedford County, 10 examine the exceptions fled
TO lhe account Of Samuel Brown. late Surviving
Executor OF The last WiIl &c.. OF John hece, dec
to rerofi account and button of he funds
hand, Viii attend to the duties of said APPOINT
ment on Wednesday The 10Th day OF March ust Mt,
10 clock a. NJ. Of said day, 10 his Office IN The
Borough Of Bedford, when aud where all persons
interested can attend.
JOHN P. REED,
March i,'G9 Auditor.
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RedGnrG patsnoo1s-

ALL persons having Eooks issaed BY the Counts
sIomers appointed 10 receive subscriptions of stock
10 the bedford iIfoaa y with stock subscribed
therein, are earnestly requested return the same
m H'Hsdhtfc/g to The Secretary OF the Company, as
desirable 10 issue new books, at once, directly
aon the organized Board.
JOHN P. REED,
March ], 81. Sec'T.
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would her husband be able to make use Of ii
Would not the terror of The past hour have so
uanerved him as TO prevent him from taking
the necessary measures for safety She did
nol know the magical influence which her few
words had exercised over him. She did not
know the strength that the sound OF her voice.
so ocalm and steadiast had given him-as if the
litlle thread that carried hin the hope OF life
once more, had conveyed 10 bin some portion
ofthat faith in God which nothing ever de-
siroyed or shook IN her pure heart. She did
nGs Know that as she " aited there. the words
cane over ban, ssWby art thou cast down, @
10Y soul, why art thou disqueted within me ,
s2i4e hou Ia Cod" Sheffield her heart TO God
ID hopp and strength, but could do nothing
more for her husband, and her heart tur-
ned 70 God and rested on him as on a rock.
There was great shout. aRe's safe, mother
he's safe {" cried Tom. ssThou hast saved my
lae, my Mary" said her husband, foiding her
10 his arms.
g But what ais thee z" thou seernest more
sorry than glad ABOUT Il. But Mary could not
speak, and if the strong arm OF hef husband bad
loi held her Up she +" oud have fallen tbr
gFoGnd-;he sudden Joy after such great far
had overcome her ''Tom, LIT lhy mother lean
on tiy shoulder" said bis father, aad We will
sae her home" And in their happy home
they poured forth thanks to Cod for his great
goodness, and their happy life together fell
deager and hoIier ioT the peril it had been IN,
sGd the nraraes5 OF the danger had brought
taem unlo Go4. Aud The holiday next day
"a as il not indeed thanksgiving day
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AElitGr'S Nntice-

THE undersigned appointed by the Orphans Court
OF Bedford County, Ia report Il distribution Of the
funds III ae hands of Joseph Dull, Esq, admins
traitor Of the Estate OF Matthias Hojlar, decd viii
attend the duties of his appointment, al his Office
in the BoropEh OF Bedford on Friday, the lsth day
Of March Inst, at 20 o clock =. NJ, of said tay
when aDd acre all parties interested eau attend
JOHN P. REED,
March 30. Auditor
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gssG received al J. s, J. NJ Shoema-
eg krT's CoIonadr Store, Musfns, Caicoes.
f'ioghams, DriIlngs, Sainetis, Casimeres, Cot
ton, &c
ALSO-A fresh supply Of Sugar, Coffee,
Syrup MlIassrs, Fish, Brooms, Teas, Indigo,
Humnei'S Essence Of Coffee, Spices, &c., all OF
which viii be sold cheap
J. & ]. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
March 4,'59.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Reuben Gates Libel for Divorce, in the
Court OF Common Pleas
Mary =. Gates OF Bedford County, 10. %,
Feb'ry Term, 1858
The undersigned Commissioner appointed TO take
testimony and report :he the Court, ia the
ABOVE case, hereby gives notice that he will meet
the parties concerned in said case on Monday the
2Sth day of March inst, at 10 O'Clock i. NJ. at hi-
office in Bedford, wheu and where all p'rsons inter
est may attend if they see proper.
J. SELBY MOWER,
March /. 1850. Commissioner
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A SISTER IL TlGHr oLAcE.-At NJ,
one Saturday evening latigupd by bis journey,
a uiagoner, With his son John drove his team
into good range, aud determined 10 pass :he
Sabbath Enjoying a season OF worship with the
good io!Es Of the village.
When the time for worship arrived John
was set 10 watch the team, while the wagner
went in with The crowd. TIE preacher bad
hardly announced his subject before the old
man isll sound asleep. He sat against ths
partition IN the centre OF the body slip Just
against hin, separated oaiy by The very low
partition, sat iieshy lady Tho seemed all
absoro-d in the sermon. She struggled hard
with her feelings, until. unable TO control .l.en,
logger, she bnrst oui with loud scream, and
shouted al the top of her voice, rousIng the
old man who, but half awake, thrust his arm
around her waist and cried, very soothiagly
"Wo,Nanc so, Nance Wo here, John"
calling bis soa--''cut the belly-band, and
loose the brerching, quick, or she'lltear every
| thing all to pieces !"
II was all the work of moment but the SIS
ter forgot . shout, the preacher lost the thread
OF bis discourse, and the meeting came pre-
matureIy 10 an end; uhle, deeply mortified,
the poor old man skulked away, determined
not to 20 to meeting again until be could man
! age to keep his senses by remaining awake.
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TO MILL 0UNERg!

s. D. 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 hand the most improved Smut and
Screening Machines, Mill Brushes, Anchor Boltng
Cloths, both aud old, at city prices Mill Bnrs
can be procured from him and shipped to any point.
Aiso-Agcnt FOR McCormick's Reaper and Mower
for Bedford and Blair Counties.
S. d. BROAD.
Schellsburg, Bedford Co.,
March (, 1889.
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Iron City Commercial College,
NFW CFpTFQ

PtTTsBURG. IA. CHARTERED 1895.
500 STUDENTS ATTENDING JANUARY, 1858.
Now the largest and most thorough Commercial
School OF the United States. Young men prepared
for actual duties OF the Counting Room.
SMJrH, \ a.. Prof. OF Bookkeeping ard Sci
euce of Accounts.
7 DorrnETr. Teacher of Arithmetic and Com
mercisl Calculation.
J A DFYpnlck and 7 c JtsK1Ns, Teachers of
Book keeping.
A CowLrY and W a Miller, Profs. Of fPenmansbip
SINGLE ASD DOUBLE ENTRY B0OK-KEEPING,
As used in every department of business.
COMMERCIAL ARIFHMETlC-RAPID BUSI-
NESS WRITTNG-DETECIING COUNTERFEIT
MONEY-MERCA ANriLE CORRESPONDENCE
COMMERCIAL LAM
Are Taught, and all other subjscts Necessary for
tie and thorough education OF practical bu-
si6ess man.
Esg Premiums.
Drawn II the preE,iums in PItt~burs for the past
three years, also IN Eastern and Western Cities for
hest Writing,
NOT ENGRAVED WORK.
Important intormafion.-Su Students eat.r al
any umc--No vscaton-Time uniimjted--Review
at pleasure-GrsdraJes assisted obtaining si,ua-
tions--1u for foli Commercial Course, $500
Average time 10 ~ weeks Board 50 50 per week
Stationary. G.00-Entire cost. $4,000 TO $1,000
ministers, sons received at half price.
Ter Card -Circular-Specimens OF Business and
Ornamental Hriliug-incose two stamps, and ad-
dress " JENKINS, Pittsourg, Pa.
Sep 3, ls5S-ly
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THRILLING ADVENTURE.

ssFaiher viii have done the great chimney
tonight, won't he mother - said little Tommy
/ tloward, as he stood waiting for hs fathers
breakfast which be carried 70 him al his work
every morning.
..Hs said that he hoped that all the scalTol-
1 ding would be down tonight" answered the
mother, sand lhai'I BE- tine sight for | new
/ ct liked the ending Of those great chimneys II
is so risky for father TO BE- last mp"
Sob, then, but, I'LL go and see him; and help
1 him to give shout before he comes down,''
said Tom.
/ "And then" continued the mother. '',f all
! goes on right, we are 10 nave fTolic to-mor-
row, and go alo the country, and take our
dinners, aud spend all the day long in the
woods"
"Hurrah :" cried Ton, as be ran of 70 his
/ fathers place Of work, with can of milk IN
one hand and some bread 10 the other. His
mother stood at tAe door watching him as he
,eeat uelriy whist.ing down tie street, and
/ thought of the dear father he was roinz to, and
] the dangerous work he was engaged ii and
Ihen he sought its sure refuge, and she prayed
TO God to protect and bless her treasures.
/ Tom with light neaFt pursued hls way 10
hS fathpr, and leaving fim al Lis breakfast, went
! to his own work, hich was al some distance
! In the evening on his way hoae, he went round
! to see how bis tat5er was getting On.
James Howard. the father and a nurbaF Of
other workmtn, had been bUildtuE one oi those
/ lofty chimneys, which in oHF manufacturing
towns almost supply the place Of other ar
chitectura beauty. The chimney was one oi
/ the highest and most taprrIng that bad ever
/ been erected, and as Tom shaded his eyes from
| the slantlng rays OF the setting sun, looked Hp
/ in search Of lis father, bis heart almost Sank
wHhi1 hi.3 Il the appalling sight The scai-
/ fold was almost down, the men at the bottom
were removing the beams and poles, Toms
/ father stood almost al the top.
! II then looked arocnc to see that everything
4 was right, and then waeigg his hal IN the air,
| The men beiou answering him with long, loud
/ cheer, little Tom shouting loud as any Of
them. As their voices died away, however,
thpv heard different sound, a cIy OF alarm
aud horror from above. The looked a
/ round and coiIed upon the ground. lay lhe rope,
which before the scadolding was removed
4 should have been fastened 20 the chimney, for
! Toms father 10 come down bv The scaif5l
/ ding had been taken down pIthaUt remeaIbe-
ias 10 take The rope up. There ssss a. tisi ST.
/ lencp. They all knew If was ImPossiolr to
| throw the rope up high enough, or shiitul
enough to reach the top Of the chimney, OF If
Il could, It hardly would be sale. lhry ''o0a
+ in silent disnay, unable 10 give any help or
think Of any means Of safety.
I And Toms father. lie walked round and
round the little circle, The DIZZY height seemed
more aud more fearful, and the soiid earth idr-
ther and iur'h7r i'om h"n. Ia 'h'S sudden
panic ne lost hiS presence OF mad, a"a H'S
senses Jailed Aim. lie ShnI Dis eyes A~ ir'i
as II the next moment he must be dashed 10
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Es0EErEmE HsEaaa

=
OF FULL SIZE, which requires but SIX
HORSE POWER TO rpp--grInds 10 bushels of wheat
per hour, and makes better and more -four than any
mill in ezisteBce-igFalng out al the same operation,
Family. Extra. SureTdne, Fine, MiddliHgs, Shorts,
Shipsiufs and Bran, and occupying but little space
"a room Z by "a being amply large TO place Ihe
Mil in and work il successfully.
This hlshly ingenious ard much needed in
venlion, prf(aru,S an entire new feature in the
manufacturing OF gram into -four, and attains
objects which have brrn heretofore wholly be-
lond reach. The spie ndid manner in which il
performs It's functions The simplicity OF its
,truclurc; all complicated and useless machinery
being avoided the ease with wbci ii can be-
transported from one location 10 auother-a
horse and wagon, al Two loads, beng all that
Is requisite he small space il occupies when
d. ios use, - h.cu you'd be missed when placed
IN e room With other machinery AMI the small a.
mount Of power assd 70 PtoT7l 1.-The rap.Gty with
which Il performs work the different qualities
O.. four by single opgratiun-JGe quai5ty aud
yield Per bushei i unsurpassed.
.dILLERS IND .HILL-OR.NERS'
YoCr attention Is called this ingenious, valuable
lad scientific boiling process, which viii save you
ten times il cost every SIX months, Il used ia your
mill in place Of your present machinery. Il Will
enahle you make larger weld OF -four, more
uniform quality, aud much better dour.
Manufacturers price Of Mil $500
gy~RIgHt 10 use from $50 10 5 l09
CJ~PeTsous in This couaty wishing 10 see the
practical workings yf tJs nl.I, before purchasing
can 10 20 by calling At Tie mill of John Bingham, al
Hoi.daysbur@, Prnua., VINO has one IN operation.
Cg-The right 10 be aad by calling upon
either Of The undersigned. al Bedford, sac have
the power 10 sell Bedford county. .,.-..a...
Dar 2t fcsc. JACOB REED.
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ADMINLSTRATO2'S NOTICE.
LETTERS OF administration have been granted TO
the subscriber the Estate Of Catherine Thomas,
deed. All persons having claims against the same
are requested TO present them for settlement, and
all persons indebted, are requested TO make mme-
date payment.
JOHN McCREART,
ALr.
Juniata Tp., Bedford Co.
March / So.
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E0O

ONE Hundred different sizes of best rolled lions
Also, Shovel mouds 4 Hammered iron, may be had
Hartley's Hardware store, az very lcH hgare tor
CASH, or short approved credit.
Feb is, So
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A H4PPY HO.NE.


The first year Of married hfe is most impor-
tant era in the history of husband aud wife
Generally, as it is spent, 50 almost all subse-
quent existence. The wife and husband then
aSsmlae their views and their desires, or else
conure up their dSlikes, and add fuel 10
their preiudices aud anImosites forever after
ward
81 have heard somewhere says the Rev.
DR.. Wise, in his 'BridaI Greetings" s'of a
bridegroom who glorrd in his eccenricitips.
He requested his bride 10 accompany him into
the garden day or two after the wedding
He then threw a line over The roof Of their
cottage. Giving his wife one end oft, he re-
treated 90 tue other side and exclaimed:
''Pull The line -
"f can't she replied.
''Pall with all your might" :" shouted the
whimsical husband.
But in vain we're all the eif1r!s of the bride
to pull over the line, SO long as The husband
held on The opposite end. But when lie came
round, and both pulled al one end, it came over
with great ease.
There said be, as the line fell from The
roof, s.you see how hard aEd Intellectual was
our labor when We pulled ia opposition 10 each
other but how easy and pleasant it is when
we both pull together. Il will be 50, my dear,
throogh lie. i We act together, it will be
pleasant to live. Let US, therefore, always pull
together"
In this illustration, homely as it may be,
there is sound philosophy. Husband and wife
must naturally bear aod concede, If they wish
to make home a retreat ofjoy and bliss. One
alone can not make home happy. There must
be union of action, sweetness Of spirit, aad
great fogbearance and love in both husband and
wife, to secure The great end of happiness in
the domestic circle.
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IN ENGLISH WO.N.q.NrS OPINION OF
.3sIERIC.H.T LADIES.

| Madame Rodichon who has recently p1b-
iished a tract on ssHomen and Work" EXPIRES
ses her opinion that the lie of most women IS
practical denial Of their duties TO God. While
on a visit 10 this country, she struck " the
utter ideness Of The ''lady class" in society,"
There i. she saws, ''in America large class of
ladies' who do absolutely nothing. In every
| large town 10 the United States there are large
hotels or boarding houses, oontaiatng several
hundred inhabitants each. This hotel popuia-
ton mainly consists of families who live ALTO
gether III hotels aud the iadIps, having no
housekeeping whatever t. do-have few OF fhe
usual duties Of wor.en IN Europe, and are more
thoroughly giYen upto deness aud vanity than
any women, believe, in the
world. These ladies have not the cultivation
which glosses over the lives of 50 many women
III Europe, aud gives them some sol:d value in
society as uphoiders Of tn arts and literature;
but are generally fail Of thp Srangesi afseta-
lions and pretensioas. The young ladies, esPe-
c:aIly, remind me Of. certain women have
seen in seragios, whose whole iiT,e was taken
up 10 dressing. aud painting their iaces with
tbs diiftrenct-t,.e ladies' CT the East spend
their days in adoFning themselves 10 please one
lord and inas;er-the ladies of the West, 10
please all The IorGs Of creation. Which is the
no5IeSt ambition
She also notices the fact that there is in this
country as strong public opinion against wo-
men working for livelihood as ia England
We nev+- hear Of father in independent Cir
cumstances giving ms daughter professional
education. Iii he can live IN some style, be
couots on his daughter marrying and it he can-
not, hs probably sends them TO some relative in
a city, who receives them ior long visit ia the
Of hope seeillng them off," Many thousands Of
Young gIls come 10 the cities to stay with bro
Tiers, uncles or friends, for this purpose. A
WORSE preparation for any serious life cannot
be conceived. Years of idleness are often pas
SID in this way years spent in nothing bat dres-
sing and dissipation ana what does 1t lead tof
Marriage probably but what sort OF marriages
can bp formed by young girls looking at to-
world from such false position! With such
a beginning to life, If is almost impossible the
girl can ever become a noble human being"
sin America in that noble, free, new country
it is grevlous TO see the old, false. snob5ish
ideas OF ''respeciablhty' eating at the heart of
society-makiag generations OF women idle and
corrupt, and relarding he onward progress OF
the Great Republic
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NEW WORK FOR AGENTS.
The Life, Speeches & Memorials
DANIEL WEBSTEE

A6I4a&L4 w 2jA2G
CONTAINING HIS MOST CELEBRATED
ORATIONS, 4 SELECTION FROM
TIE EULOGIES DELIVERED
on THE OCCASION OF HIS
DEATH, AND HIS LIFE
AND TIMES.
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We present all these treasures in this volume, at a
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Persons desifous Of becoming A geats for this
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33 South Third Street, Phia,lelp lphia Pa.
March J, 80.
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The sister Of Judge Chase was returning
home from church, and in the ac! OF entering
the house of the Governor, when she was
stricken down. The family beard low moan
at the door, and, on going out, found the lady
Oh the step. ehe never afterward spoke, aud
breathed her last.
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TIE .Aationat Iaieligsncsr says that both
the chair and desk occupied BY John Quincy
Adams, while he was member Of The House, are
in the possession OF Mrs. John Quincy Adams, Of
Washington city, his daughler-ln-law.
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The ONO INTEREST Law REPEALED.-The
bill TO repeal the ten per cent. interest law has
passed both branches Of the OHIO Legislature
Il leaves The rate OF six Per cent. collrcabiT
at law. Parties can pay or receive any rate
OF interest on which they can agree ; bat they
must Il ust to honor aud not to the law for pay,
when it is over six per cent. This is the rate
presumed when none is mentioned IN note OF
contract or on book accounts.
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March 30.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01
NDrtDamptpn Afabemie.
6Cnffpu, 9Sd.

DaS Sweite Suartal etr 5raGtinss Sisune
ptrIe6 SnltutS fin9t am MOntas ben 4. 2lprtI
an unp paurrt elf @8parn, wenn elm Sarlnj bon
feds g9ctrn fcl8t.
Die losrtR. StBuns trginnt ain Mittpu9 ben
| 30. Suli unp paucrt % QBCden.
sDas GUfal, etn 9rc6rS pteriGtats5 6adileinsrs
mes Gctaups, (sbercm tetannt ais tis ,,6empes
ren; Sale.'O miro seBenrartiB 5u cnsm Seminar
eritr &Iuife fir bic uutrrri6tun9 pUn SAttnn
trpsr @jr1tICdter bcr9eridtst.
Die Scareins StiiIcr wcrorn ;mei grtrenntr
GstIuor tewUbnsn, wedc NIT 9ripatsimmrrn rtns
aeriGtet llnp. Grfabruna bat eeIcbrt, paB ee
entIdrren na6ttCtlia 1T, pab mebr ais spsi Sdiis
lCr Gin Simmer tewCbnen, rpesbaIb bic Gtnridtuns
gen In rtricr StuIe rrm9emab Her9srtftet wurs
Den.
Oas Scr0atrn relcr S6ue 1T, J2nntcn unb
junse Rdnnr fir pat, Rpac9 unp Geldait gu cr'
itetCn. 5unBen Oamcn werpen aueggridnete
Gcrtteile eetcten, cine tiihttse GrSrbuns ;u er.
Ion9en, inrem nur taugllde Nelrer an9etsLlt wer'
! Den.
Oa Der Yrnctpot cine SsIjStrlde grfaGruna
ot5 2ebrrr bat unp feline game 3eit tirirm 0es
itdite womct, 10 bC1t er auf rinen 9rpern 1bciI
Der Sfenthrn 0unit unp maht adtun9spcQ aui
Irne S6ule oufmrtIlm
Die Seoinsungcn per Suartal in ben 9cpEbns
Ii6sn cnalilhcn 3nsi9sn tstr1afn fir Boarding.
Sdalcr S37 50. lTnterri6t fir ldsI6ulcr pcn
SIS 25 tts So 90. Sir b6bcre enslil6r s3pcisc
unp GIaIfcs miro tricnrcrS 9Cforrert. glucb miro
fir bic Grlsrnun9 Der mrpernen Spra6en unp Ter
S6SnI6reibfunit crtra tsre6net. 9tr6nungcn
Irrrrrn pprauo tr5abIt.
t7abwCiIun9cn.
gbrw. Sobn S1nberpjer @altcn.
g6tb. Scbn &. 8nplsp, -
81. 8. Scnes. Gia., -
8. 9. Setrih, Giq.,
Samuel Sdntt. M. D.
Ssnrp Orttwrilcr, M. .. -
6. 6. Ssnninss, M D. -
gg-8 Sir Gtrtalairs unp fernsre gustunft at'
prsiIire man an
Gbrrp. Jobn 10. gcfdcr,
Yrintipal.
Cation. MSr, 80. 1859. na3W