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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
stlrer Plated TT,as.es,
For sale at the
CROCKERY AND HOUSE-FURNIsHING ST

For sale the
AND HOUSE-FURNIsHING sTORI
SAMJ Ell E. MOORE.
No. 40 CAMP STREET
SILVER PLATED TABLE AND DESSERT FORKS
SILVER PLATED CASTORS.
SILVER PLATED CANDLESTIeKS.
SILVER PLATED TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
SILVER PLATED OYSTER FORKS.
SILVER PLATED WATERS.
SILVER PLATED URNS
SILVER PLATED EGG BOILERS.
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS.
SILVER PLATED SYRUP PITCHERS
SILVER PLATED DECANTER LABELS.
SILVER PLATED BUTTER DISHES.
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS
SILVER PLATED MUGS
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS.
SILVER PLATED CAKE BASKETS.
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS.
SILVER PLATED BERRY BOWLS.
SILVER PLATED LADIES.
SILVER PLATED CALI. BELLS.
SILVER PLATED NUT CRACKS.
SILVER PLATED DIPPERS.
SILVER PLATED SPOON HOLDERS. mis- 2peodtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDINGs MISS.
s. II. Adams, Editor.

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
Of any country newspaper in the South respectfully of
fered advertising medium to the Merchants of New Or
leans. Agents for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

THE SHERIFF will sell at auction this day at Il
O'clock at The City Hotel Common lots and portion
Of ground fronting Washington street, between Live Oak and
Magazine streets, Fourth District See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
Cravats, Cravats, C,.apats.

A fresh invoice Of GENTLEMEN's CRAyATs, just re-
'''' LION s. PINSARD,
81 and 56 Royal street,
de optf corner Bisnylls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
StlCersuNi.e Factory.

HY DE g. G. OOD DRI G H :,
Corner of Canal and Royal sts., N. o.,
Have their Mandatory Of ofsILyERWARE in the city, and
will make to order any article wanted short notice.
PRESENTATION CUPS,
GOBLETS and PITCHERS,
REGATTA PRIZES,
FIREMEN'S TRUMPETs etc.
Prizes Agricultural and other Fairs made the quantity
at very low price
Silver Castor Walters Cake Baskets Soup Tureens Chatting
Ice Dishes uns Center Pieces Candlesics Tea Sets
Meat Vegetable Dishes Pitchers Gobets Cups Spoons and
Forks and Fancy Pieces in endless variety.
Silver taken in exchange for pieces bought for
cash.
d5 lptf New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

VOLUME XII.
Holiday Gtfys! Holiday G1tfys !!
HOLIDAY GIFTS!s D.
II. a. TYLER
No. l1o CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
is opening his
sPIENDID AssORpaIBNp
Christmas and New Years.
GIFTS,
-coSsIsTING, PART
RICH DIAMOND, OPAL, EMERALD, RUBY and PEARL
- SETS OF JEWElRY!
LADIES' WATCHES,
Set with Diamonds, Pearls and Rubies!
LADIES', FINE
.1sN,-d1xELED IRA AzcHES.
RICH JEwELED BRACELETS, BROOCHES AND EAR
RINGS, F1NGER-R1NGs, STUDS
GENTLEMEN,S
EXTRA FINE GOLD .4auNFlNe WATCHES
FINE GOLD VEST AND FOB CHAINS,
All Styles.
RICH SILvER-wARE,
Consisting of e.7
FULL sETTs AND ROUGH PIECES.
UnequaIed In Design and Finish.
BRONZE AND PARIAN MARBLE
ArnNr.er- cI.ocHe. AND cASns1-NnRl.s,
PAPIER MACHE
WRITING DESKS WORK BOXES. JEWEL CASES
And
LIQUEUR STANDS, ".. -4-
OF tho Most Beautiful Design and Finish
FINE PAPER MACHE
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BoARDs:n
Elegant Ipo1y Chessn,en, etc., etc.
GOLD, SILVER AND SHE'LL
sPEcTAcLEs AND EYE GLASSES
Superior Music Boxes, all sizes.
GOLD AND SILVER cARD-cAsEs, PoRTE-MoNNAIEs
AND sNUFF-BoxEs, BRIDAL AND PARTY
FANS, FINE PORCELAIN and CHI
MA VASES, FINE TABLE
CUTLERY, &c. o.
AN ELEGANT Asso RTMENT
Gold and Silyer-Mounted Canes,
Together with
AN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY
FANCY. GOODS, .-
DIP 2ptf Which he offers Fair Prices
500 Stella StasUls,
WORTH So 90.
FOR THREE DOLLARS ONLY!
A desirable article for ".
Holiday Pre- sent!
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
dl2 2ptf ll6 Canal street, one door from Royal
E'Ai7.ba1lks'
r N IP AL so UTH E r N
Scale Warehouse,
AND DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-pROOF SAFES.
.w FAIRBANKS & CO.,
dl2 2ptf No. 90 Camp street.
Eye and Ear.
EY f, A N D E AR.
DIR. Won MOsCIZISKER,
oCuIIsT AND AURIsT,
Dr. Won MOSCHzIsKER, the well-known European OC-
UTTsT and 1uR1sT; tegs those
professional services malady Of the EYE EAR which
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = Assistant Recol

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S. Assistant Recorder Mon
yesterday fined George Beber So being godfather to
lot of fecuen matter which polluted street in front OF his
house and cause the passers to hurry by in the fear that their
This was violation Of the sanitary ordinance
No less than six dra loads of cotton
toulas street yesterday by officers Kingston Delaney not
for any fault Of The dy cotton but for the insanity q
ton oude insisted travelling each particular was
rneeorse seven boiler steamboat This violation
OF the ordinance relative cruelty animals dray
leaving $40 deposit allowed proceed This morning
clun had -'''s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
Cigars Cigars !!

will always find in store assomen. of the well
brandsenudad Flor de Puada Meridiana Flor de
Pancho Redowa Caborga Paragas Know Something, Wash
ngton Dos Heraas Mazo Habano, ETC., etc., at the lowest
prices.
M 2ntf % Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
The Canal Street

The Canal Street
FANCY G. FAMILY GROCERY,
1872 CANAL STREET,
Corner of Dryades, square from Barronne.
Are opening and receipt of fresh supply
CHOICE OGERIES,
Consisting, in part Of
GREEN, BLACK and ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEAS.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, MOCHA, LAGUAYRA and
RIO COFFEE.
LOAF, CRUSHED, POWDERED and BROWN SUGARS
EXTRA GOSHEN, ROLL and WESTERN BUTTER.
ENGLISH AMERICAN, SWISS and HOLLAND CHEESE
FLOUR-of various choice brands.
RAISINS FIGS, CURRANTs, CITRON AND DRIED
FRUITS-of all kinds.
FRENCH FRUITS-in Juice and in Brandy.
FISH-Picked, Smoked Dried and in
SAUCES. PRESERVES, PICKLES.
Choice Wines CHAMPAGNEs, CI.ARETs OLD BRANDIES
WHISTLES CoRDIALs, ALEs PORTER, ETC., etc.
E9- Goods delivered
]. 7. HARRINGTON & CO.,
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Of 2ply
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
ST, CLAIR TOWNSHIP.

The Black Republicans affect to be reoced
over the result of the late election in St. Clair
Ye gods and little fishes what subject to re-
iOice over A Black Republican Constable
elected in that strong Democratic township of
St. Clair, which was wont to give the Opposi-
tion majority of 20 and so, and last Fall gave
the K. n. Black Republican candidate Tor
Canal Commissioner, % over Wesley Frost /!
What a triumph, to be sure How wiH the
Democracy survive il?
The only consolation the Democrats of St.
Clair have, is: they elected their candidate
foT Assessor, one of the Supervisors, one of the
School Directors and an Inspector; greater
Democratic success in that township, than an Y
accomplished for the last twelve years An
other such Uictory for the Amalgamationists
of St. Clair, and they are ruined party.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
Troublesome. Coughs md Colds

The health oithe community is always sub
lect OF serious consideration to those who are
supposed 10 direct public opinion, and there is
no more prevalent source of untirnely deaths
than the coughs and colds, which make their
appearance during the winter and spring months
We would advise all such who are afflicted
with any lung difficulty TO apply at once to DR..
hEYsER's fEcToRAL SYRuP, medicine prepa-
red by careful physician Of the old school
VINO cured himself BY this great medicine,
nea ~ twenty years ago, and has since used il
IL WIN wonderful effect. We know DR.. KEY
ser TO be man entitled TO the respect of the
pubic, and as such, we would recommend his
fEcToR AL SYRUP as superior remedy. Sold
at AlsiP's, Bedford, and at Colvn's, Sche!Isburg.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08

y EGTSTER'S NOTICE. All person. =.
u teresled, are hereby notified that the tol.
lowing named accountants, have filed their ar-
counts IN the Registers Office, of Bedford COM
iy, and that the same will be- presented 70 Ibo
Orphans Court, IN and for said county for CO..
fFma,lon, on Tuesday, the 81 day Of M.y
next, at the Court HOUSE, in Bedford.
The account Of Jeremiah Shaw s. Moses sba,v
executors Of The last will and testament Of T,.'
Shaw, late OF Monroe township. dee eased
The account of Philip Evans, guardian of
Margaret Elizabeth Evans, minor cGild Of WI
liam Evans, late OF Monroe township, decd.
The account Of Jesse Willis, executor of u.
last will aud testament Of Jesse Willis. late rs
St. Clair township, deceased.
! The account OF William Fizars, admin:s,ra.o,
ofthe estate Of Michael Putl, late Of Liberty
| township, deceased.
The account Of William Iianis, administrator
OF the estate OF William Iiams, late of South
amplon township, decd.
The account Of o. E. Shannon, ESQ.,, admin
lsirator Of the estate Of Daniel Shea, late Of
Cumberland Valley township, decd
/ The account of Jacob G. DiveIy, adminjsfrs-
Tor OF the estate of Frederick Claar, la!e Of T.
mon township, deceased.
! The supplemental account Of Charles Hovman
oue oi the administrators of the estate Of San,i
lIoym4n, lae Of Londonderry township. deed
The account ofO. E. Shannon, Esq, adminislr,-
tor OF the estate OF Philip Ickes, Iate Of 81 Clair
township, deed.
The account Of Samuel L. Russell, ESQ, ad-
ainistrator of the estate OF IVm. Hoichkss, Lax.
Of Ohio, decd.
The account Of Asa Suckey, Esq, admins
tor Of the estate of William Stackey, Jr., late
/ Of Monroe township, decd.
The account Of Alexander Holsinger, admin
istrator ofthe estate Of George RepiogIe, late
Of Middle Wood5erry township, deed.
| The account of R. d. Barclay. Esq. adminis-
traitor of tue estate of Michael Devinp. late Of
Baltimore, Maryland, decd.
/ The account OF Archibald Prrdew, ESQ, ad
ministrator OF the estate of William L-asurr.
late Of Southampton township, decd
| The account of Amarlah Wilson, executor
Of the last will and testament of John Wilson.
late OF Napier township, deceased
The account Of Z. J. Diehl, administrator of
the estate Of Sophia Mower, late of Colera;n
| township, decd
The account Of Uriah Conlpy, administrator of
the estate Of Allen Conley, lale Of Napier town
ship, deed.
The account of John S. Rhohsy & Dan'l d.
bert, executors OF tne last WIZ, sc, of Samuel
Runners, late of Bedford township, deed.
Registers Office, SAAIL H. TATE,
Bedford, Ap'i 8,59 Register
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. ArRL 6lh.-rhe Herald has
intelligence from Montevideo 10 the 10Th
February-17 days later-announeing peace
fol adjustment Of The difficulties with Paraguay,
through the friendly Offices of President Urqui-
"a ofthe Argentine Confederation. The precise
terms of settlement are not stated, but it is
known that ample indemnity has been conce-
dad 10 the family Of the person killed on the
aeanef Water Witch, and 10 the American
company appreciated by nv. H5pkins.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
THE WAYERLY NOVELS.

The weil-known firm of T. B. Peterson &
Brothers, 300 Chesnut Street, PHILADELPHIA. are
| now engaged in publishing remarkably cheap
edition oil these unaPproachable works OF fiction.
The first, 'Ivanhoe," app ared on Saturday
March 9th, next, "Guy Mannerng," on March
l2th, ''Rob Roy was issued on March 18th,
kenliworth on March 26th, and so on one one
novel will be published regularly on each and
every coming Saturday, until the whole num-
Der OF volumes-twenty-six- completed -
The low price fixed by the publishers for them
IS only twenty-five cents volume, or the
whole tWenty-siX volumes for five dollars A
complete set will be forwarded. free of postage,
By NAL, to any part Of the United States, 10
any one, by the publishers, on receiving a
remittance OF five dollars for the twentv-six
volumes ; or remittance of three dollars will
pay The first twelve volumes or Ia remittance
OF one dollar will pay for the first four VOL
umes. The novels will be neatly printed, and
each volume will contain about 1875 pages Drir-
ted on fine white paper, and neatly bound
with paper cover. The revised uniform Ediu-
burg edition, from which this is reprinted, COM
Prlses forty-eight volumes, the cost OF whith
Is Secenty-fWo dollars and this edition will
contain every word OF the Edinburg edition.
We commend the determination of this enter
Prising Philadelphia firm, TO furnish The works
Of an author like Walter Scott, at a price SO
reasonable, that all persons may possess a fdll
set, and direct The especial attention of our
readers TO the fact, and would advise them all
TO cali and subscribe, or make remittance of
Five Dollars at once, per first mail, 10 the
publishers, for the entire set, who will send
them complete to any one, free Of postage on
receipt Of that sum.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
M A r RE D:

On the 3lst ult., by the Rev. B. H. Hunt,
Mr.. John f. Colvin, to Miss Annie l..
ScheIl, all of ScheIlsburg.
TWe tender our hearty congratulations
TO the happy pair, and hope, as printers always
do, Especially when melted thereto by the
inspiration derivable from gold dollar, which
same-not the inspiration, but the dollar
accompanied the above notice. that their
welded life may be one of lasting and unbro-
ken happiness.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
FEaTsEaaFg
COLLEGliTh INSTITUTE.

MEEcERsEURG, Pa.
II Boarding School for Young Men and BOYS.
Rev. JOS. S. Loose, A. NJ, Principal, Assist
ed by an efficient corps of Teachers.
THE Summer session of this Institution onens
on the lst OF May. The buildings were erec-
ted for the use OF Marshall College, at cost of
$50 600, and have been repaired and re-ftled
and provided with superior Philosophical
dDPdrataS. After successful experience Of
eight years IN the business of teaching, the
principal hopes to merit full share OF public
patronage, and would invite the attention of
parents and guardians to this Institution. Terms
per session OF II weeks, including Boarding, Tu-
tion, washing and light S75. No extra charges.
For futheT information Hrfdress
JOS. s, LOOSE,
Mercersburg,
Franklin Co., Pa
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
Loveiov's Letter.

On our first page will be found one of the
most eloquent and interesting political docu-
menis, that has been given to the public for
many a day Lovejoy's letter TO his brother in
Congress. Lovejoy was formerly an Abol-
zionist, and on that account, his testimony is
doubly damnmg 10 Aboitionism. Intelligent
reader peruse this letter, and if you holJ the
same opinions once entertained by Lovejoy,
and you are convinced that they are wrong,
like him, be brave, an honest man, and cast
them out from your mind, at once and for ever
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
THE EXTRA PAY QUESTION IN THE
SENATE.
How Democrats Deal With II.
Senator schen votes for the reduction
of the pay of members Of the
LEGISLATURE.

The action of the State Senate, on Friday
last, on the general appropriation bill, affords
strong contrast to the exlravagance and prod
igality OF The House, in passing upon the same
subject. The reason of this is obvious. The
Senate is composed of majority of Democrats,
whilst the House is strongly Opposition. The
appropriation bill, lately passed by the latter,
continued the 5000 extra pay to members OF
the present Legislature. To this the Senate
has refused to agree, and has adopted an amend
ment to the House bill, which reduces the pay
of members from $500 to $500. Our Senator,
Mr.. ScHELL, voted for this amendment, as did
aIso Senator Wright, who is the Democratic
candidate for Auditor General. The pro-
ceedings Of the Senate, on this subject, were as
follows
The fourth section of the Appropriation
Bill, was read, 10 wit:
SEC. 4. For the payment ofthe expenses OF
the Legislature, including the pay and mileage
| OF the members, clerks and officers thereof and
the amount authorized by law for stationery,
newspapers and light the sum of one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
| Mr.. WELSH moved 10 amend by inserting
after the words, ''sum of" in the fourth line,
| the words, "l23, 400" and that so much oft the
fourth section Of the act, entitled San Act to
J provide tor the ordinary expenses OF the gov
ernment, SC, !" as increases the compensation
OF the Legislature, from $500 10 $500 per an
mum, be and the same is hereb7 repealed.
MIR. SCHELL moved 10 amend the amend
ment By adding the following
Prouided, That the State Treasurer be, and he
is hereby directed to retain two hundred dollars
out of the compensation of each of the members
of the session OF 1888.
MIR. Schell's amendment to the amendment,
was adopted, Senators Schell and Wright, both
voting in the affirmative.
Mr.. KELLER moved further TO amend, by
striking out five hundred dollars and inserting
three hundred dollars, which amendment was
lost.
The question recurring upon the amendment
as amended,
The yeas and nays were required by Mr..
RANDALL and Mr.. WELSH, and were as
follows, VIZ:
YgAs-Messrs. Baldwin, Brewer, Coffry,
Craig, frtter, Harris, Keller, Miller, Nune-
macher, Rutherford, SCHELL, ScoGeld, Shaef
fer, SchiDdeI, Steele. Thompson, Turney,
Welsh, WRIGHT and Yardley-20
NAYs-Messrs. Francis, Gazzam, Gregg,
Marsrlis, Myer, Palmer, Parker, Penney, Ran
dali and Cresswell, Speaker-10.
So the question was determined in the afir-
native.
This reduces the pay of members 10 $500,
and authorizes the State Treasurer TO retain
members of the last session. So much for
Democratic economy. Will the Black Repub-
lcans and Know Nothings of the House, agree
to this amendment of their bill, or will they
cling TO their spend-thrilt appropriations, in
spite Of this action by The Senate We shall
see.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
OLIVER C. CLARK. SAu'L II. KILLER.
O. G. CLARK & CO.,
Flour, Feed, Grocery and Produce.
Store
Central Street, next door above Lutheran

Central Street, next door above Lutheran
Church, Cumberland, Nd
well selected stock IS now UJJrn and JfI'-reci
to families and country dealers, consisting OF
Family Ertya, and Supeyfas Flour, Coyai 1Isai,
Corn and Rye Choppea, Shorts, Ship StgG amt Brsn,
AeW Orfeaas, Porto Rico, .HHScaU112 and
refined sugars, Golden and S. II. .lioiasseS,
Impeuai, Iouag Hysou and Biqck Tea, lara and
Rto Cofee of lhs best qn4iify. All kiaas Of Spies.
Pichtes in barrets and jars, Candtes, Soup,
.uacteret and Herring, Water, Sugar, Soda,
Edinburg g. Ginger Crackers, PeacteS, Straw-
berfes, Pine .atpte md Green Corn, PIT up in
cans expressly for tamily use. Il choice lot of
Liquors, consisting Of Wines, Brandies, Rum
and Whiskey, selected with care. Tobacco
and SegaIs OF various kinds. Wnh a variety
Of other articles usually found in store.
Additions to the above stock will be frequent
ly made 50 as to keep up general assortment,
and all dealers are invited 10 call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. All kinds OF grain and
country produce bought for cash, or in ex-
change for goods.
Cumberland, April s, 1889.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08

We call the attention OF our readers to
the advertisement of o. c. Clark & Co., Cum
berland, Nd, which will be found in this
weeks Gazette. We are well acquainted with
the junior partner Of the firm, and know hlm
to be gentleman of strict integrity in all bis
dealings. We cordially recommend Messrs.
Clark & Co, 10 those who may wish anv thing
in their line
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
DIED.

On the 30th day Of March, Laura Defbangh,
daughter of Samuel and Lavina Defbaugh,
aged years, months and 20 days.
1t is with feelings Of sorrow we learn the
death of our little friend, Laura, noticed above
She died, leaving kind and afectionate parents,
brothers and sisters, to mourn her loss. The
scene was one that was deeply affecting to all
those who saw it, A few minutes before her
spirit was waited home, heF kind sister spoke 10
her of the Saviour, the Comforter in the hour
Of dealh-asked her if she would not like to die
and 90 TO Heaven where her sulfrrlngs would
be no more. Her answer, in a sweet and dis
tnct voice, was eyes would like to die,
and 20 to meet my little brothers and sisters! :"
What comfort to the bereaved family, to know
that their dear little Laura has gone to that
sland of pure delight" where angels and arch
angels surround the throne, inteIcedlng for her
anG US.
+
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPHIN
BROOKLYN,

BRooKLYN, APRIL 6th. The charter election
yesterday resulted in the success of the whole
Democratic ticket. The majority ofMr. Powell.
the candidate for mayor, is three thousand.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08

New FlRm.-Os!er, Manspeaker and earn
have dissolved the partnership heretofore exis-
ting between them, in the business OF merchan-
dising. Oster and earn will continue at the
old stand, where goods of every variety will
be sold cheaper than ever.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
$40 90

Invested by several hundred young men during
the past fall and winter, for tuition, books,
board, all expenses N full, at the Iron City
College, Pitsburg, Pa, has secured for great
majority OF them employment this spring, at
rates varying from $40 to $40 per month.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
T IsT OF LETTERS remaining in tb

I IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
j 4 Post Office, at Bedford, April. l, 1859.
10 Persons calling for letters in this list will nlease
say they advertised.
Arnold Ez Mrs. Lawson
Amick Hetty Mrs Miller John
Anderson S.B Miller John DR.
Barns Mary Mis- Miller VIM
Bowser Jacob Miller John Wm
Bossler Philip McConly David
Conders David Mock Henry B
ColmanG Meoy John
Dull Daniel Rippley William
Diehl Sarah Miss Reighard AbsaIom
Deatrick Harriet Miss Reymar Hetty
Eshelman S Rinsler Fneiine
Fry George Roach Mary
Fisher VIM Steel Charlotte Mrs
Fetters John Stepbev Andrew
Fright VIM Shop Minerva Miss
Tashner Jacob Swarts Eli
Gilmore John Snider Jacob
Crane John weight J n
Harshbarger Daniel Williams John
Householder Catharne Whetstone David
Hammond Wright Amanda Miss
Haslett VIM Jr Walh G w
Long Peter Young Ma
Lee Morther
JOHN A. MOWRY, P. M.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
PERMANENT OFFECE.

PERMANENT OFFICE.
Complying with the urgent request oil hun
dreds of their patients,
DRS. c. Nj. FITCH & J. ~. SKIES,
Have concluded 10 remain
PERMANENTLY N PITTSBURGH,
and may be consulted at their office,
NO. 1911 PE,A.f' STREET,
Opposite St. Clair Hotel,
Daily, except Sundays for Consumption, .7sth-
ma, Bran cbists, and at other Chzonic Complaints
complicated vih or CAUSING pulmonary diseases in
c'nRsHg Cat2Trh, Hsayt Dise1ss, A6scttoas Of TIE
LfUsr, Dysprpsia, Gzstutis, Fenlafe Complains, 4c
DRS. FITCH J SKIES, conkl stGts that thsir
treatment Of C0asnnptto is based apon the fact td1t
tic disease si'ts in The biooI and system large
both 5s|oye aa during its derslop1aent tie lA1gs,
aHa pey therefore employ Mechanical, Hygiene and
He9ecfHgi IihaiattoHS rhch they4 v1ips hckia, int
only as PaHiatlvsS, (haviag curatiUe cfsct mhea
used aioas,) GaA LnUzlias earnestly cautioned a.
gzfst '9SttRg tte preeiOHs Of cuy4biify Gny
treatment boSef "pom The plaustbi tHt aise idea tint
the ''ssat Of the disease Be Feaots4 in direct
by Tihafahon' for befoys stated, Tie seat
Of ne disease IS ia tie 5f0o4 ant effects oaty
thf IaRgs.
G~N5 CHARGE FOR CONS SULTATI0N. II
4 iiSt Of questions rciH Be those frislinz 10
consult as by ieher. april, '59-ly
a UpTFUR'S NUTICI..--tue uulers,.,asI
"A appointed ~ the Orphans Court 10 state
an account Of the Gua daaship Of R 1bert Ora
ham, who was Guardian Of George Ro5b, will
attend ior that purpose at his oaic-, in Bedford.
on Thursday, the 2lst day OF April, inst, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ when and where all per
sons Interested may attend.
aPn 1859. JNO. MOVER, Auditor.