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thet become terrible, and the imperial throne
at Vienna would bo toppled into the Danube

thst become terrible, and the imperial throne
at Vienna would b. topplsd into the Danube
tomorrow. The government Of France, not
less despctisD in theory, but more to!erablc
in practice, because it is constantly trembling
With fear Of revival Of the super human rcyo-
lutionary energy which the pesple have erinc-
ed, is less stable than that Of Austria. itself
Tho Emperor is a usurpcr whose rulc is not
loved but tolerated, submitted to because prop.
erty ard industry dread violent bloody
change. 1t is now lacquered over with tic
thin vafassll Of military glory. But let that be
~cr. ped of by "a dcfsat Of the French army in
the field, mud the oppressed people whose
dream is Republic, would leave nothing Of
Imperialism which. Napoleon could claim rs
llis own.
These crowned h,4nbugs who play with
i mems lives as with jack-stzaws, are pursuing
desperate game, in;whlch, bcloro it is cndcd7
the roar Of the coming people may be heard
Oae OF tue other must be defeated; and he
whose fortune is adverse, loses all. If the
Austrians arc overwhelmed, the revolutionists
will ayengc in Vionnn, aud perhaps in oil Ger
many, the sacred blood Of '48. II tue French
ay, the sans cuuottes have Paris, and the
work Of tho guillotine begins.
, 1859-06-14
A Continweney for Plus TX.

Since his imprisonment by tile French En-
ocror, His Holiness Plus X. has been the
subject Of some discussion, more jocosc than
-cspectful, on tile part Of the American Press.
lu certain quarters there has been IN invita-
,ion 10 the reverend gentleman to come to
America, set up another Vatican in New York,
md rule the Catholic world under the protec.
lion Of the stars and stripes. We warn His
Holiness to give no heed to these sinister sug.
!,cstions Before he had been installed twenty
i.,ur hours with his son and brother, Arch.
bishop Hughes, some cnterrrising Hebrew
would be bcsieging the Supreme Court for !:
writ Of ha1eas corpus, commanding him to pro
luce the boz Aortara and show cause for hi.
detention, which might he inconvcnient, em
,arrassing and altogether noulAuszi ing to tllt
Lightly Of the Holy Sec.
, 1859-06-14

a Western exchange says that Garibaldi
sePt . coaee-house in Cincinnati few years
ugo, and retailed liquor By the dram.
, 1859-06-14
Drp Goods.
MILLINERY, RESS-MAkING G

Pattern Emporium.
No. 81 LAKE STREET. CORNER OF STATE, CUP
sTA1Rs,) CHICAGO.
ts+y epezea sd vii q sstany TtetiTss
new md excessive assortment u
E0NSE1s, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
And eyer1.A!rs Ia the Millinery ras; A:e Pattern, Of
=. busiEs having i'm confirmed braeeh q ,iaIan's
ss
Particular attention radto
DRESS MAKING,
SoSSE1s h1EASESP EEsT uHSskH nSS sREssED IN THE
Our goods IRE Ill new md esraae md viii b. ecld 4.
prices Is reasonable Is any store In The city.
s' ptas 'a'oF y. IN =; us sts5* e'ss
~fss Bo. .,7s FormeaT 4ESi Fix K III Ro,.v.
GUNNER DRESS GOODS
T: B. CARTER
l. row otesaox larze stock Of
ELEGANT ORGANIZES T. ROBES,
FRENCH LAwSs or FINEST QUALITY.
BKREGE AND GRENAnKNE RoBEs,
Paeiho and English Lswns At 1919 ca
BEREGE$ CHALLlES vALEyCAs.
MOURNING LAWNS 4 ORGAND1EA
GOODS FOE TRAVELLING DRESSES.
And Al4@Ke stock Of
FR41QCH}ANo U110IIAH PRINTS.
12a Lake Street 1875
KD GLOVES OF ALL oo1oRs
oil EA n 4 4 d.
sA.a ~ r..-...- ~ fs,o-.s u ths mast naYf.ct
- <yex attato4d, ieaylc< ta&4
TXEE FkoN STIFFNESS OR RCSPLEAtAST oDoR,
AID ~ sos4 Az8 zLf11o - 1xw.
" Expenses Of ClA1a4nS only EnAen ex1ts p%f paf. .&1
ss1epea caa - seen and Gloves Atss. . Lata strse
ap-s,3m-dlol 4. GRAVES, (sus to C. 7. Atk!assa
, 1859-06-14

REV. HENRY WARD DEECuEK
II recommend thelr us< to PULLS speaxe1s-
REV. T. II. cHAPlS, NEW YORK
~GrsAt service In subIuinx unae<ne-s."
REV. DANIEL WISE. NEW YORK.
II h2vs proved them excellent for Whaoplng Cough.
REV. H. r. WARRE.. Boston.
~0rea& benefit in affection. Of the l:oncba Orsana
DR.. J. W. LANE, uUoTUS-
~ simple and elegant combination foF Coughs. a..
DIR. 9. r. Bl0ELOw. BOSTON.
"Centata 10 uptum o. a4ythIax i1juTsoua-"
DE-. 4. A. HAYES, CHEMIST. BOSTON
"vay benesal in esr ns The sdroel whsa compelled to
speak though suffering from Cold.
REV. ). J. r. ANDERSON. ST LOUIS.
II heartily untfs tn The atova eonnenda1!on."
REV. u. SCHUYLER ST. 1.UC1s.
~ tdeul having tried usny remedies for asthma
beaedt, found relief hon the Tsucht'."
REV. D. LET'S, FRANKFORT, ILL.
-aoxo
ENTON II co.,
srlsl5.e3x Nc. - Lake STREET.
NJ ORE TO EE ADMIRED
, 1859-06-14

. PLAIN And PLEASANT TALK ABOUT FRUITS,
FLOWERS AND FARMING. AND NEW STAR
PAPERS. Bath by the Rev. Henry Ward Beether
have been resolved from S, e. GngEs Co. and Colby
on Randolph street.
Any thing from Henry Ward Beechcr is
graphic and racy and will oe sought for with
ayidity, We shall notice both these books more
carefully hereafter.
, 1859-06-14
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GO TO HEAD QUARTERS!
For all Patent Medicines
For all Patent Medicines,
TIE GREAT WESTERN DEPOT
TIE GREAT WESTERN DEPOT
BotLEs, SMITH & CO.'S
BoLlES, SMITH & CO.'S,
| 13f Lake Streef.
124 Lake Street.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
REMEMBER TE PLACE
On Lake, near corner Of Clark Street.
On Lake, near corner OF Clark Street.


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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
The STATE CONVENTION.

A teiegraphic report having been sent 10 New
York from Philadelphia, and from there sent
ali over the Union, that the Opposition State
Committee Of Pennsylvania had issued call
for State Convention to send delegates TO an
ssOpposition National Convention for the whole
Onion, it may be as we'll, in advance Of the
issue of the cali, to state what the action Of the
committee was.
That action consisted 10 the adoption Of res
oiution authorizing the chairman of the State
Committee to call State Convention to meet
at time to be fixed by himself, for the purpose
Q! nominating candidate for Governor. ch"os,
ine two Senatorial delegates 10 the National
Couventiop and fixing the tine and method Of
electiug delegates thereto in the Congressional
districts.
The time for holding The State Convention
will be fixed, we learn, for Wednesday. Feb.
22d. 1860, aud tqhe National Convention TO
which delegates will tc elected is ''the Nation
al Convention to be called by the Republican
National Committee. None other was talked
Of in the c9snmittee The idea was entertain
ed. and with good foundation, tha. the call to
be Issued by the Natiouai Committee will be
broad enough in It's terms to include all branches
nl the OPPOSITION in this State, aul upon that
Lolief the State Committee prcdicta;ed It's ac-
,iou.-PWs G0zef!s.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
MEDICAL IMPOsslBnITIEs.

For long time certain class Of diseases have
baffied the skin and pr actice of the most eminent
tnernheIs OF the regular medical faculty. Foremos'
among these might iastancci epilepsy or falling
fits IEappily now ty the skill an inventive genius
of an eminent chemist OF Baltimore Md, this
disease has been brought within the means of
cure. We alluhe to The preparation called the
VEGETABLE EXTRACT ErILEPTIC Pulls, invented and
prepared by DR.. SETH s. HAycg, l08 Baltimore
street, timore, Md. Since their discovery many
persons whc ha. given up all hope of ever being
cured have been restored to the full enjoyment OF
health. Prominent among these We might ennmer-
ato MIR. HARRISON LIcHTFooT. of Huntsville, A Ia
hama Mr. l.. has suffered much from Epilepsy.
A. any Other person in the world never knowing
what il WAS to pass week without having an at
tIck and often falling in the streets Of Huntsville.
lie is now fully restored and has not had an attack
for more than 4 year. DR.. Eance's Pills have been
ehc sure cause of this cure. These pills also
all notifications of Fits, Spssms, Cramps &C., aud
are very sgr-cea5le tor persons Of weak nerves
Dr. HaHce sends tn, m to any part OF the country
on the receipt Of remittance. Price, one LoX 80;
two boxes S.; twelve boxes S24. Address SETH
S. UAYcE, l0s Baltimore stIect, Baltimore, NJ d.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
NHERIET'S SALE.

Dr. virtue of Sundry writs of Fl. Fa. and Vend.
Id Exponas, to me directed, there win be sold az
the Court House, in the Borough Of Bedford, on
Saturday. the 18Th dry of November. 1859, at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ. the following described real estate,
to wit:
One lot Of ground, in the town Of Watershed,
fronting 80 feet the Turnpike road, and extend
sing back about 500 feet, with a dwelling house,
cooper shop and frame stable thereon erected, adj
joining lot Of John Eberiy on the north, b. VIA.
kluke and Daniel Bare on the west. Situate
in South Woodbury. township, Bedford County,
AID taken in execution as the property OF William
c. Gettis.
ALSO,
All Def't John Fid1lers right, title and interest
in aud to one lot OF ground fronting about 20 feet
on John Street, and extending back about 200 feet
to an alley, with Small and half story
frame house, with small kitchen attached thereon
erected, adjoining lot of Martha Boor the east,
and iot Of Joseph Crawley on the west Situate
in Bedford Borogh, Bedford County, and taken In
execution as the property OF John Fiddler.
ALSO,
One tract of land, containing thirty acres, more or
less. about acres, adjoining lands OF Rudolph
Hoover, Peter Stern. Philip Croft and others-
County, and taken in execution as the propeftj of
Edward Pearson.
ALSO,
By writ Of Levari Facias, all the defts interest in
the following described certain plantation tract
of land situate in Napier Township, Bedford Coun-
", adjoining lands of David Border, Anthony Stiff
fer, John Sill and the widow Thompson; contain
ing one hundred and forty seven acres, and allow
ance, beng tue same tract of land sold by Lewis
Rising and wife to Patrick Dellari, together with
all the buildings thereon erected, and taken in
cution as the property of Patrick Dolard. Def7t.
WM. s. FLUKE, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, Bedford, Oct. %, 1853.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
ANOTHER LETTER FROM TEXAS.

TRAVIS. Co, Texas. Aug. 15, 1851.
Messrs Fleming Brofbers-Dear Sirs There were
several cases Of Chilis and Fever in KY mothers
family at the time W. received the jfLGHe's LiVer
PiYs ordered in my letter If June l2th, and few
dose administered il. each ease produce the de
sired effect, thus demonstrating the efficiency Of
these celebrated Pills in that disease.
Mothar has not been troubled with the sick head
ache since she has commenced taking these Pills,
and as we have but few Of them let, will please
send MS another dollars worth Direct before, to
Austin Texas. Respectfully yours.
MEREDITH W. HENRY.
rZ-Purehasers will be careini to ask for DR..
N,iANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS man
ufactured by FLEMING BROS. OF PITrsBuEG,
PA There other lis purporting to be Liver Pills,
now before the public. DR.. M'Lene's geauine
Liver Pills, also his celebrated YermiiGee, can
now he rad az all respectable dug stores. None
ge'laine ieithout The signature Of
Ort 28 1889. FLEMING BROS.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
PUBLIC SALE OF
IlLIiRLE REAL ESTiTE.

E1Y virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court of
ID Bedford County, the undersigned as Execu-
tors of Echart Horn. iate of Juniata Township
decd, viii on Monday the 18th day of December
1859, expose 70 public sale on The premises.
One tract Of land situate in said township of
Juniata, containing about 1877 acres, 80 acres OF
which are cleared, including four acres of meadow
and all in good state OF cultivation.
The improvements are two story log dwelling
house, double log barn, spring house and other
improvements, and also two apple orchards of good
fruit, adjoining lands of James Burns, Valentine
Wertz, Gideon Hitchew, and others.
Sale to commence ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Terms
one third oi the purchase money on the lst of
April next. when possession viii be delivered; one
third (after payment of debts TO remain in the land
Tor the use Of the widow, and the remaining third
to be paid in two equal annual payments without
interest, the whole 10 be secured by Judgment
Bonds.
DANIEL B. HORN,
JOHN A. BURNS.
Nov. 4. 1859. Executors.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
For HE Inauirer.


The Congregation of Friends Cove, Bedford
Co, Pa, have manifested their love and respect
toward the deceased consort of their Pastor,
the Rev Z. f. Hoffmier, no, in words only, bnt
in the erection of . beautiful Italian marble head
nnd foot stone, set in marble base, zen by
twelve Inches
The head stone is FIVE inches thick, with the
inscription on top in large raised letters, ''Our
Pastors Wife;" neaty finished at the marble
ward of Mr. Charles NJ. Howell, Lancaster. Pc.
One year ago, tho ladies of the congregation
grat6ed the departed and much beloved Mrs.
Ii ffmiei with beautifully finished donation
uuiit =. N. K.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
PETIT JURORS.

Adam Barnhart, George Bor,z, John Bow
ser, Jacob Betz, Jacob Biddle, Isaac Clark,
Andrew Crisman, Samuel Clark, Jesse Dicken,
Daniel Diebl, Francis Donahoe, Henry Egolf,
Wm. g. Echoliz, jacob Fetter, (of Johp,)
Thomas Grove, VIM Hancock, jacob Hinish,
WIN. Hartley, John James, George Kinsey,
John Long, Daniel Lingenfelter, VIM. Lysing-
er, VIM. L4shley, Henry Mowry, Richard Nc
mnlin, Andrew Mortimore, Isaiah Morris,
VIM. Pearson, John ID. Perdew, Thomas q.
Reichart, George Rhodes, Simon Ritchey,
Daniel Sparks, David Sparks, Mahlon Smith,
Joseph w. Sleek, Thomae Smith.
Oat. %, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18

The HARPER's FERRY lNsURGENrs--N hen
the prisoners were taken before the Court fcr
sentence, the negroes Copeland ard Gretn de-
cliaed to say anything, Cook aud Ccppse both
addressed tic Court, denying that they had any
knowledge OF Browns intention 10 seize Har-
per's Ferry until the Sunday previous, when
lhev we're called upon to lake the oath Of obc-
dience TO their commander They expected to
be punished, but did not think they should to
Luug. lIazlett viii not be tried nnlli the May
term Of lbe Court. The negro prisoners are
80 be executed on the morning OF the 10Th of
December, md The whites ii the aftcrnc9n.-
Ii is thought that Gov. Wise will respite old
John Brown, aud fix his day of execution on
that Of the others OF the insurgents.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
BEDFORD LYCEUM.

The Bedford Lyceum will meet at the Court
House on Saturday evening next, al 6A o.
clock The public are invited TO attend.
Declaimer-A J. Statler
Essayist-O Il. Gather.
Question for regular debate:
WAS the execution Of Charles |. jugtif
abls?"
Affirmatiye-C. N. aiokok.
Nega.ive-G. Il. Spang.
A. KING, prcst
R. d. BARCLAY, seo'ty.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
n is q common observation that ther

are more sufferers from debility, among Americans,
than be found among any other civilized nation.
The reason is obvious. We take too little exercise,
and forget the wants of the body in the absorbing
pursuits of business Iii al such cases, ordinary
medicines can do little good. What is required is
Just such tonic aud invigoIator DR.. ]. Hos.et-
Ter has given TO the world, in his CELEBRATED
..BlTTERS.s The weak and nervous denizen of
the counting-house, the exhausted toer upon the
shop board and the Frustrated student of the mid
night lamp, have found a wonderful Regeneration in
the '.BI1TERs' and prefer it to more pretentions,
but less eficacous medicines. But it should not
be forgotten that the agent which is magical in
its inflne ce upon frame which is merely dehl!ta
ted is equally powerful in assisting nature TO expe
the most terrible forms of disease. Who will not
give il trial
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
~ See advertisement in another column.
Nov. 4, 1859
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
Ma II R IED-

At the house of the BRIDES father, in West
Providence township, by Rev. Il. Hcckerman,
Mr.. ABRAM SPARKS to Miss CLARTssA KERR.
On the 0th inst, at the house of the BRIDES
mother, by John Smith, Esq, Mr.. ANDREW
JAcKsoN WAGNER, of Shade Tp., Somerset
County, TO Miss CATHARINE FISHER, of Har-
risen Tp.. Bedford Co., Pa.
On the 4th nit, by Asa S. Stuckey, Esq.,
Mr.. ABRAHAM OLER, Of Snake Springs ip., to
Miss MARY A. HARsHBARGER Of Bedford t.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18

Do you want something to strengthen ou
Do you want good appetite
Do YOU want to build up your constitution
Do you want to feel well
Do you want TO get rid Of nervousness
Do you want energy
Do you want to sleep we'll
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling
II you do. use IIoofands German Bitters, prep2-
red by DR.. G. NJ. Jacksan.4iS Arch Street, ,Phadel-
Phia. Pa. and sold by druggists and storekeepers
throughout the United States, Canadas, West Ia
dies and South America, at IS cents per bottle.
May, 27-iF.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
LIST 0F GRbND JUHCRS

DRAWN for November Term, 1859, I'D
Monday, 2lst day.
Isaac Keusinger, Esq, Foreman. Jacob Al
bright, John Blackburn, George Bortz, John
II. Bowser, James Burns, VIM. Beegle, John
Uypher, James W. Fisher, John A. Gump,
John CARRIER, John p. Hoover, John Hysscug,
David &. Long, John i. IIonganecker, John
j. Nottc, George Potter, a. j. SAMSON, Wm.
Schafer, David Williams, Michael Wertz, WIN.
Wcrtz, Peter Wertz, Jr., Peter WiDegardncr
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
TAKE NOTICE i!

ALL persons who still have unsettled ac-
,unls on the Books of the late iirm, of OSFER,
MANSPEAkER IL GARN, are respectfully mott
lied for the third and last time that if they wish
save cost their accounts must absolutely he settled
by CASH OR NOTE, before the lst of January
IS60 after that date all unsettled accounts will be
placed in the hands Of magistrate for legal co!ec-
lion without respect Ia persons.
NnY IR lS5q.-2 NJ
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
~GBEHG G>E n

JETHEREAS letters of administration on the ks-
w tate of George Evans, late of Monroe Town
ship, decd, have been granted to the subscriber:
all persons indebted the said estate arc requested
to make immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate, will present them without delay
to
JONATHAN HORTON, .fdm'r.,
Oct Z 1887 BEDFORD, Fa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
ID B1BIES.

THIIiE Bedford Bible society have two principal
u objects in view to supply the destitute free
of charge, and furnish all others with :he old and
new testament at very low prices.
VIM Shuck: the treasurer, has large assort-
ment on hands at his store in Bedford, where he
will wait with pleasure on all who apply.
JOHN LYON,
o. T.. SHANNON, President
Secretary.
Nov. II, 1859
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
REGISTDR'S N0TIGD.

A Ii persons interested are hereby notified, that
"A the following named accountants, have fled
their accounts in the Registers Office OF Bedford
County, ami that the same will be presented to the
Orphans Court in and for said County, for contir-
nation, on Tuesday the 22d day Of November
next, at the Court House in Bedford
The administration account Of Daniel Border
administrator of George Claar. late Of Bedford
Borough deceased.
The account of John Cessna, Esq. Trustee for
the sale of the Real Estate OF Philip Crisman late
of Union Township deed.
The account of Mary ". Brown Executrix of
the last will Of Sam1 Brown decd, who was ad-
ministrator of Dan1 Cromwell, late of the Borough
OF Bedford decd.
The account of James VI. Bsrndollar admins
traitor the estate Of Peter Barndolllr late of est
Proyidencs 7;ovnship, decd.
The account Of Jcii,., McCreary, administrator Of
the estate of Catharine ril'nas, late Of Juniata
Township, decd.
The account of Jonathan Snyder, administrator
OF the estate OF Hinas 0'Neal, late of West Proyi
dence Township. decd.
The supplemental accoun: of job Mann, Esq,
admir- of the estate OF Saml VI. Barclay, Esq, late
of Bedford Borough, decd.
S. II. TATE, Register.
Registers Ofice, Bedford Oct. IS, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
o . 9 9
MONEY /! MONEY !!

We wish to be plain with these who are in
arrears with US We want money badly--nev-
cr were more needy We are not able TO pay
cur paper bills, hands, &C.. We owe several
hundred dollars which falls due in short time.
Many of our subscribers owe us from one to
ten years subscription, and some for advertising
and job work. The bills separately, do not
amount TO much, and could be easily paid, but
collectively they would be considerable to as,
Now, that the crops have been pretty good IN
this county, our friends have tot much ex-
ouse for not paying. Ii you can't sell your
wheat, rye. and coru, for The money, bring the
amount of your bills in that kind of of grain,
and leave it at the Poor House Mill for U.s.
We can make the money out of it. AT all
events try 10 settle your accounts With us by
court week-if you cans raise enough money
or grain to DO so, at least call aud pay US
>otuething. We are in earnest, aud this call
i Intended for all who are Indebted to u.s.
If it bo not attended 10 by our friends We will
actually have TO quit business aud make men
settle.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
Stray Cattle.

Stray Cattle.
CANE to the premises of the subscriber in South
Woodbury. Township Bedford County, about the
10th of October last, four head of young CATTLE to
Wit One Brindle Steer, yearling past three
Heifers, the largest about two years Ole, nearly
white, some few black spots; the others are year
lings, brinde the other brown or rather dark
brown. The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take them away
DAVID l.. REPLOGLE.
Nov IL 1889
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
in''TIiGiP NRIJI GOODS.

At 7. NJ. sHOEn .AKER & cos. STORE,
n BEDFORD. PA. Having just received the
largest and cheapest stock of g6oGs even brought 10
Bedford we are determined to sell out cl.Hap an q
fast in proportion We have LADIES' DRESS
GOODS of all descriptions GLOVES, HOSIERY.
FLANNELS, MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES, Muslins Shirts and Drawers,
Goats, Pants and VESTS, CARPETS, Single and
Double, Cotton chain. HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, GROCERIES. SPICES, TOBACCO, and
every thing usually kept in a country store, which
we will sell cheap for cash, or produce, and TO
puuctu3l six month customers Thankful for past
flvors we hope to receive liberal share Of public
patronage
J. NJ. SHOEMAKER & co.
Oct. 81, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18

In Friends Cove, on the 9Th inst, FREDER-
IcK DUFFIELD, infant sen of Mr. Henry T. and
Henrietta r Smith, aged year. Q months, aud
% days.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18
HATS AND CAPSt

THE largest assortment in town, of beautiful
model and fabric, comprising every pattern, color
and quality, CHEAP as like goods are to be had in
the United States, at OSTER CAIRNS.
Oct. 2l, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-18

CASH Blu YERS can do best, at OsrER &
CCARN's CHEAP store handsome sugars, at 8, g.,
and 10 cts, per pound, molasses and syrups, at TO-
u, II aud IS cts. per quart
Ost %, I659.-2m.