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, 1859-06-04
ER0P PR0SPECT8.

RAx7or1. Ca11fIdm Cars1r. H., Juneed, 1852.
Editor Press and Trtbune:
From Inform 1ton ohk1tned from reliable and intelligent
rers IN ths vicinity IN rcexnoe to the csop seud you
lie fd1oafns:
Fx wheat tha vds eotn On Old ground Is nd by III to
be nure and that soxn sod to-. promises average
yield. Spring wheat lock- if although there b naueh
platnt of It's being vssdy Ths4e has been much I'm
wheat compared With former yea while there has
been much greater breadth Of Spring sovn than b.
fore fortnight nce, and the farmers hereabouts were
communicating thetnselvcsupon theappe7nce ofthesr win.
ter wheat but examination u that Las begun to
neah rereals 80 much escat ~ 70 render u QUESTION
whether they will cut not. There have been few cats
put IN this Spring. owing to the scarcity Of soed md those
that have been do look very promising. Barley.
ooks Neu M here deyoted the most Of their tine 10
getting com, and Is he Old ground finished,
everything thing thai could pull has been put tcfose tbs
IrtanE plough and het utmost energies devoed 10 put
ting In sod There Is IN Immense amount Of In
the ground and hi weather has "ecn Just right that It
oil looks nne But little h,s had to be :epaated. the
xc.her continues favorable TIA c1up Riu exceed MT et
u1ste that could be m1deat Ibis time.
Pox7rAc, 11.r.cs7os Co.. ILL.,, June Isl, 1859.
Aessrs Z. g. Wicker 4 Co.
Gkx1s:-From the best information va get. the fol-
1ong correct condition AID prospect Of the growing
crops In this section Of the State.
Winter wheat will bea very small cropH not entire
failure. There large breadth sown Many tsec<s
have turned entirely chop and cheat and much Of has
been and is Icing tuzuel over md The ground planted In
Some pleees will be isf and will produce oaefo1h
offs crop.
Spring wheat on the average. i. very pzon1dne and
large Leadth sown. aad good prospect Of large crop
Co-1n this section these Is will be, twice many
acres In corn As ever BEFORE Sons ear1 pieces did not
, 1859-06-04
Shocking Occurrence-Ten PerHona
Poisoned.

LIE AQ+HMbll N3foHnt1h, May @S.f
We learn from, gentleman who arrived here
yesterday morning from Ncwberrr, c. H., that
OIL Thursday evening last, the household Of Mr.
Robert Stuart, consisting Of four white persons
and six negroes, were, shortly after taking their
supper, seized with violent spasms Of reiching,
Vomiting, and other indications Of having been
lty, and o crowd soon collected. On examina-
tim, thu chocolatc cakes remaining on the table
were found to contain arsenic. The cook, L
mu!Atto girl. was called IN, and, on being ques-
tioned, confessed to administering the dendly
drug; and carried witnesses to tile place where
she had buried the remnant. of the poison. She
ut the same time, charged a Mr.. Saunders, who,
we learn, Is an apprentice at the Helena work
shops, with having furnished her with it, The
disintcrrcd package was identified By the drug
gist rs having been sold by him to Mr. Saun-
dcrs- Mr. Saunders informed the druggist that
be intended to kill rats With it. He had been
twice to purchase it, the second time saying
that the first Was not strong enough. Ii ap-
pcars that when the first was administered,
only the houseleeper lad been affected, aud but
slightly.
We are further informed that Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart were lying very low, without any hopes
Of their recovery Mrs. Wilkes was supposed
to be dying. All the members of the family
who were at supper were affected, except Mrs.
negroes was also thought to be DYING Mach
excitement prevails in the village. NJ. Stuart
is q very prominent citizen, and one Of the old
est merchants in the upper part Of the State.
Noicausc is given further than that Mr.. Stuart
had threatened to chastise the girl for her mis-
conduct. Mr.. Saunders and the girl hase both
been arrested.
, 1859-06-04
Death Of a Member OF Congress.

The 0. S. Journal, Of yesterday, Says
"Judge Welker brings the melancholy news oi
the death Of Hon. Cyrus Sphinx, Of Wooster,
Member Of Congress elect from the XIV Dis
trict. Mr.. SPHINX was stricken down from per.
feet health by an appoplectic fit. and died Mon
day night. He was most farorably known us a
lawyer, and an active, energetic man, esteemed
By: hy all who kns% ssn him. asa bis Sa.5 will & se
4uerrjui aJ
, 1859-06-04

The Phl'adelphis Ptnnfylranian, Of Mon.
day. has the following:
iios. LlSN Borp.-We arr pleased to be abr
IT, Inform the numerous friends Of this tii,.in.
g''shed F"ntleman, that his tcnltl, has i,npruy-
u sufficiently to permit his return hpmc. lie
tett this CITY on Saturday yDornny and after n
hs1cl visit 10 Cambria COUNTY. will 70 to Ken
h'rky> far the purpose Of entering upon thc
Canvass in tha. State.
"A st. Thomas correspondent of the \. O.
F'eoyu"f, says Of Santa Anna:
His pale checks begin to lorcshado,y the
sreedy breaking up Of tue old warrior-the ueu-
nfty Of various e1cesse9 in a long. checksrra
ard troubled life. 1t is said that 1he General
wiA return shortly to his residence, near Car
ttagena, in which case he will probably soon
Close his rather eyentful career in peacc."
The Mobile Register (edited by The Hon.
John Forsyth discountennnces the attempts Of
the fire-eaters to organize Southern Right.
Party. The recent movement in DALLAS Countv,
Alabama, gives the R<a.,t<r occasion 70. the fol.
lowing comments:
I'VE believe. Is firmly az we eau belie.c any
patent and palpahle TACT, that the South is not
yet ready for resistance in defence Of it's riphts
and that If the line be drawn between pro-union.
ISIS at all ha1ards on one side, and resistance
men to the point Uf dissolution on the other.
the first will carry The day in four-6fths, i not
'p the whols Of tbs Southern States. Tbs ce1.
tain result Of such lamentable issue would be
to break the spirit Of the South, and add to the
strength and daring Of it, enemies. Thai tho
South is not ready for the question Of practical
resistance, 'he who runs may read-" Is it wise
70 Precipitase it, and rush to the field Of fight,
only to be beaten back, disorganized in effective
force, and paraly1ed in that morale which il 10
necessary to the success oil political Us well Is
militant parties: Ne think not.'
, 1859-06-04

- The totai amount Of expenses incurred
By the various removals Of the Canadian seat Of
government since 1s4o, is nbout 81 ,490 535.
, 1859-06-04
r r ES CO PAINTIN
J8VN0 K ALMl1(1,

No. 1of Warrington It., Chicago,
Beg 70 call the sttentIou Of The public 10 tAer style Of
freseonE Aad Decorating In Private Eesldence4 rehe
HAS 1e a!s. y th. house Ps.uaE, Claiming. &c.; Ill
CountsS otdeEs ivs ftesc! &c, wl mat With pEu,Htt
attention. Specimens u te In sooe of
the te0 teus5 In this city,
~ Roat Utice Boz lis ny@aau
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Methodist Female College Ak Jackson.

We learn from the Jacksonville 4irgus, that
the following will be the order Of exercises du-
ring the commencement week Of this Institu-
ton.
On June 9th and 1oth-Ths annual ezamina.
lion Of classes
On Sabbath, June leth, al 3P M-1naugurai
address. BY Prot. ". H. Barnes.
On Tuesday, June l4th, At ?. M.-Address
TO the literary societies Of the College, BIZ Rev.
7. N. Eddy, editor Of the 4. ". CAriatidn -4d-
Eotuk.
On Wednesday,, June 18th, commencing At
. 4 M-The addresses Of the graduating class,
and the conferriuR Of decrees.
, 1859-06-04

Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial 1roches.
Bronchial Trcches.
1'roches.
Troches.
-P.cxmiaenty the tEst aud best."
REV. HENRY WARD DEECHEN
~ recommend thsir uae 10 Public SprakeFa-
REV. Z. H. CIIArIS. NEW IURK.
"Grsat eervtcs In subduInz Hoa--ena*s.-
REV. DANIEL WISE NEW YORK.
II have proved them excellent for Waoopin% Cough
REV. II. ". wAREES, BOsToN.
"0rsa* benefit in affections Of the Bronchial 0rE1ns"
DR.J.F. ". LANE. BOSTON.
"a simple md elegant combination fhr Coughs, tr.
DR. G. F. DIGELOW. BOSTON.
.contA!n 10 Opium or anything lnlusiouA"
DR. 4. A. HAYES, CHEMIST. BOSTON.
"Vy beneficial Ia clear a. the thrat when corpelledo
sDeak though suffering from Told"
REV. 8. j. r. ANDERSON, st. LOu1S.
*1h@sti,y unite In the above eommeudat,on."
REV. u. SCHUYLER. ST. LOC1s.
~ friend hasin9 tried many remedies for Asth1.~
teaeft, foun1 rel!xs rom the TsHhes."
REV. D. LETS, FRANKFORT, ILL.,
-soIp ~
NTON k co.,
aplSlyeaM 10. ~ Lake tteeet.
, 1859-06-04
PERSONAL .9.eI3 FOLfTIE.1k,

Reports from San Antonio, Texas, received
At New Orleans, state that Gen. Twisgs is dan.
grrousy i'll, and small hopes are entertained Of
his recovery.
Frederick Busch, 4 prominent citizen and
produce dealer Of indianapolis, Ind, lately
made visit to his old home md friends in
Prnssia, and while there was snapped up for
service in the prussian army
-!auguste belmont, late .tus,riun consul, Of
Scw iurk, has contributed saon to tho Italian
fund. and accompanied the gift with letter cx-
prcssire Of the greatest sympathy for the op-
pressed liberals.
-Major-Gcncral Sir Vim. Fcnwick Williams
is expected to take Lis departure for Cunada
ss'on, to assume the command of the forces in
the room Of Sir William Eyre, who retires ut
his own request.
Paul Morphy las uccepted the invitation
oi the Chess Club Of Cincinnati to pass that
way and accept their hospita1itic<. rrcpara.
tions are also being made lit Louisville torcceive
llinl with distinguished consideration.
This morning DR.. Isernnvs. who has been
Glitter Of the Ah-eiy4r Its }t<xtsns for two
wars. proceeds to Europe to act rs correspon.
drnt from the seat Of war for that journal, lie
vii! make short stay in Paris aud then 70 to
Italy. lf the war should extend to the Bospho-
rus. as he anticipates, he will risit Constautino-
pic. He ssmpathiscs deeply with the Italian
causc.-Ho Democrat.
Tho District Attorney for Worcester Co..
fenn'. while engaged in trying the ensc OF
Mount, the pickpoclet, received certificate of
Mounts good character from Ill Alderman in
the city of Philadelphia The following is lit
cral copy of the communication, which We haye
been permitted to inspect, and We give it As a
rare specimen Of aldermanic composition:
''FHs1A April 18th 1859.
Il know William, Mount for long Vile +
a!~ay found him Honest aud Industrious buyc
never herd Of his Character questioned he has
lived ncighbors with me fur years anl i must
s:y that am greatly surprised Tint he has Cot
Ill difficulty away from homc
''your< Rest
NV McMrLLEy.
alderman"
, 1859-06-04

- We learn from tue Cedar Rapids Ti,u<s.
that preparations are on foot for celebrating at
that place on the 18th inst, the completion Of
the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad from
Clinton to Cedar Rapids,
, 1859-06-04

y II you rant a remedy
Sl BoIIEs. IF: cSE sS}1a Il aHttS!s s +
Il II ypu wa..t \ remedy ~
Pun.fy The Bl"el g 70 IA
laks s.. DULLES, SMITH
" II you want Fsyyr
sS1tEzs: ezss sSifhs sSiF:asi + {; e.. !"
r. lfyoa wsnt \ Hair Ke-
!: ti sStLGs' {: "4s sntTii t1ii'!et: I s.. j..
uIf you want Rheun,At.
Soi;;IEs: i, ift9': s8iTa : : Co. J..
IL. :. g 5ss 10 ssIIEs. seit :ss:ssi sS17H III
un 1ou wan. : TS1i III, Il H. aa&"'s'
Smith { c6:, g. ! s. e isfes:
s7caas;ss M III FL. FL. . : rs'he.':s I. f.. :.
rv,r voa x,n, 4 :! 4Gs;S t:,s II K La1e'4.
hatLES Stiff / Co.. O..
u II yoa waht &otne Tutlit
lastrn q Sehettans schnapb&
g Ia DoLLES. SMITH j.
Co, ~ Laks.1.
UFor pnronens Chuks
e. Il, bbL LIES. SMITH i
CO, 10 Lake T.
fD-fot Cough Candies or
putmon3o WAver1. ~ 10 ~
l-akest. EUl.LES. xNfTH
ACO.
For Powder. Paste or
Wash k'r the Trrth. q 10
sniLsS y! SMITH i co.
~ For ! Lircy anI ny%rrt.-
lie Remedy. r. to !hfLLES.
SMITH i ". III lase<'.
u Fur FvrntfuEe Ind lFy<-
Ptptc ke1tsiv; q u, Noi:t
AtO.. IN Lakc-at.
" For strengthening IE4>-
tsr* Of all kinds g i,
BOIL E.. Smith L CO..
l.4 Lakt*t.
n For remedy for all ri
rate Dtxa.es gn IL lei Lake
arecf, BoLLEs. SMITH j.
CU.
=" Fur Remedy fir DiA-
eAacA IT thc >klh. ~ IL
DuLLES. SMITH i Co, :-i
For Fancy $,s4r4. Krush-
- anil Toilet .ar.cle4, e, tn
NnLLES, SMITH L C0, III
" For Handkerchief Ex.
tracts and ferft1mvry. Rn T.,
EDLLES. SMITH L CO, 1T
Laktt,
For TrnSaea~ Shoulder Hraras
AMI AhtHrll1l11 SHkpuf1rr>
they are ;lxrhts f,r the tna,al.
FIXTURE. a.sd will se!l 1t L.w
Prsers ROLES, SMITH &
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Dr1, Goods.

P P0PULAR TRADE!
Chslce Goods at Low Prices.
Thursday, June I'd, 1859,
4 LARGE ARRIVAL OF
s q ID III ER MANTLEs
IN LACE,
HAREGE, &c., &c.,
compriz:nx al the
LATEsT P1RIs -SoE"ELTIEs.
A1to superb assortment Of
Lace Points and Lace ShaEls,
OVER 5000 PARAsoIs,
And SUMMER UMBRELLAS,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
R1cH ELK ROBES,
For Fifteen Dollars.
6ooo Pieces PRINTED CHOCOLATE LAWNS
For Six Pence.
FINEST QUALITY OF PRINTED cHAL1Hs
For One Shilling.
NER1MAcK cocHEco PRINTS
For Ten Cents.
REGULAR TEN CENT PRINTS
For SIX Pence.
Extraordinary Bargains
IN CLOTHS AND cAss1MEREs
G000S for ROyS' Wear.
WE HAVE NOW IN STORE
FOB FIRST CLASS CITY TRADE,
One chotcest assortments IN the Uned s,at4 Of
Rich Silks,
SILK ROBES
Paris Printed organdies,
ROBES A%DEUx JUPE,
AND A, voLANTs,
Rich Dress Goods Of every description.
Fine Real Laces,
snperb Embroideries,
Lace mant1es,
Parasols, &c., &c.
than inferior goods can be bought for et.erherv
III this city.
WE NOW OFFER AT
W b olesa1e for Cash.
, 1859-06-04
educational.


JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL,
10 100 Monroe Essset naaf J<6ason, Chsaso.
an' ans ne3t tsIm q tbs val Known Institution VIII
eo9nees dPr4 14h, leoe. Tha services Of cnmpstent
AaaAazfa I'd TeaeAsu 10. Tho VARIOUS depaIets h77e
seeoeq and heleved ths4 under tho trseos Of
ses " Psss .+p soezd = Of lacto t6e School IN y
~ 1otI1X at hbe1al p4xon1kA md adequate 70 Ill Dr.
aaaa a Ciacss formed p tbs sstous grades It English
A21a. GstsE french Hnd German LaaGuAkN.
u .b4a MAea and Females Vii b4 Tece4ved-
or tdftaef Information and GrcuEars ea school huld
2: g. Box l7Bo. - ~ .>'-1-s
kxJ1kscn ;-Rey. J. u. Fen:s md Rev. ". #. Pat
io9 in Chicago; Hon. Schuyler co!ta1, IL C. oth Bend,
hGIc7! tafe pleasure tn Recommending t. ny patrons
Al!e1 Eho h. putchasd sy intx1ezt Ia tha Jef
son teet High School From his e1pe1enee In teaching
md The which he intends 70 conuct this School
satisfaction to hIs patrons. -0 F~r.
ap9s1ae.:s II. B. GLEASON.
POY'S HIGH SCHOOL The
! Ee1t IT tsTn ~ili co1meac e MONDAY April 1eth, lsso
pupils into hs sehoo h1 residence iii MOI.
fe SSrett and he wishes apply for sson rnsa
they ar determined to do well for the.eiv*s Ft1 tht
dvanecment Of those alnukd pains VII be epafe4 bY
e-E ke1eae1s ISL
, 1859-06-04

This, tic eleventh volume Of Bcnton's yalua-
bic Abridge,ncnt Of the Debates of Congress,
covers the period between March, 1850, aud
July, 1882. The public are too familiar With
the character and scope Of the work to require
any additional review ofits msrits at our hands,
This volume. however, has n peculiar interest in
embracing the struggle over the United States
Bank, whose charter expired in 1882, aad Pres
ident Jackson's veto Of the new charter.
Nessrs. S. c. Griggs Co. have also the fol-
lowing books, to which We shall refer more par
ticularly hereafter:
TO CUBA AND BACK. 4 Vacation yoyzge Rv
l<!c1n1l, II DAN: ~ i4.tcn Tieknor 4 Fields.
tue exploits and s!nmphs Of Paul Mosphy in Eunpe H.
cin'nG ~ Lst"I account Of clubs. famous pla5ers
&C. By lis late >cc1vtary. New York y. Appleton e
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02
BEDFORD CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
Rev. john Lyon, ,pr,nc,,,.rs
T. Eyttlet0n Lyon, A. D.,

IHHE Eall session of this Institution. will open
a. on Friday the 10th September, 1853. 1t is
desirable that all students should enter at the
mencement OF the Quarter.
Il is the design Of the Principals to make tits
Academy IN al respects fiist class Institution Cor
the thorough instruction Of youth of both sexes
aud TO prepare them foI sny profession or position
in life.
The high moral and scientific tone of the school
is well known TO this community.
The spacious brick house, adjoining the residence
OF Dr. Wn. Ii. Watson has beeu secured for the
purpose of the Academy.
few boys (the number is limited to ten) viii be
received into the family of the Principals as boar
ders.
The beauty of the scenery and the salubrity of
the climate render Bedford most desirable location
OF such school.
Persons from abroad, visiting the springs, viii be
near their children during the summer season
TERMS $500 per year, including boarding,
washing fuel, lights and tuition in all the branches
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS PER QUAR-
TER So English branches, 81 so Classical do &C.
Sept. ., 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02
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FARM FOR SAFE

TIE undersigned VIII sell their farm, situate In
l. St. Clair Township, Bedford County, Pa. con-
tanning 1851 acres, about 6o acres clear and under
good fence, the Improvements are TWO STORY
LOG DWELLING HOUSE, good we'll of never
falling water at the door, good aew pailed garden,
and some other improv ovements. The above proper
ty is part Of The old Alum Bank Estate, the most
OF the land is good bottom lying ON the waters Of
the Dunnings creek, with good sugar camp Of
about 100 more trces, about or acres in mead.
ow, with facilities for making 90 or 80 acres more
The above property will be sold on reasonable
terms, possession given on the first day of April
next, if desirable
III. F. MARSHALL 4 WIFE.
Sept. %, 1859.
n. b. There are two orchards on the premises.
one old one III bearing condition. the other young
one, but recently set out, and in prosperous way
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02
PUBLIC Sale
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

TBE undersigned viii offer at Public Sale, u,oD
l. the premises, 3Poo
ON FRiD-4Y THE I'd D.qY or DEcENReD
q. D., 1853, the following described Real Ests,a'
10 wi.
$50 icres, More or Less.
of choice Limestone Land, situate in Coisr,I.
Township, Bedford County, Pa, aud Wen lrnosSa
as the s'f Yelerick Smith FARM About 200 A.
are cleared, and under good fence, and in a.
state OF cultiyation-pait thereof good meadow
There are also Orchards of choice fruit upon IN.
premises. fine stream of excellent water AoWs
through the property.
The improvements consist, in part, OF a good
TWo md Haif Story Drretling House.
Barn, 100 feet in length, By so feet in ,v;a,h
constructed in the latest stylo-with sundrv -.
0ut-buildings. This Farm is situate in chat Fsre;
Valley, known as 'sFriead's Core,'' within MIL
Of Bedford, and about the same, distance from ,be
termination of the "Bedford Rail Road.u II -
also IN pheasant neighborhood, convenient to oooS
schools aud within - miles of the {. Alleol,arr,
Male and Female Seminary" at Rainsburg.
There is fine Church also within sight, and il ia
surrounded by an intelligent and moral commuDay,
TliS property is in every way most desirable
one, and persons desiring to Purchase would d.
well To examine it before the time Of sale.
The property viii be sold subject to the Dove, q,
the widow of Frederick Smit b. dcc'd--the interes,
thereon to be paid annually to her. There are also
sundry legacles, payable in installments, to tbe
heirs OF said deceaSed--the first thereof is NOT dp
until the lst OF April 1861 the others run throucb
period Of upwards Of eleven years. Terms Of
sale to balance of purchase money, will be pada
known on day Of sale.
Title indispntabe.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02
DAVID OVER.


PR0FESSlONA CARDS.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02
DIR. B. Il. HARRY

ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his protest. ona
III services to the citizens of Bedford and vi
cinity.
Office and residence on Pitt-Street in the
building formerly occupied by DR.. J. II. Hofus.
Nov. q, 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02
- CARD.
Allegheny MAZE and Female Seminary
EsAHNSBUAG, Pa.


" J. OSBORNE, A. B., Principal, Prof. Of
LIE Languages and Philosophy
Vim. s. Smith, Prof of Mathematics.
Jas. Fl Miller, Adjunct Prof OF Mathematics.
Rev B. F. Stephens, Lecturer on Moral Phi!oso-
phy, sc.
VIM. A. Stephens, Prof. of English Gram mar. &c.
DIR. j Hughes, Lecturer on Anatomy &c.
Mrs. E. V. Osborne, Preceptress, Teacher Of Au
sic, French, Botany &c.
Miss Mary Williams, Teacher of Composition, &c.
Price of Tuition for term of IL weeks
Common English Branches SO 25
Higher Branches, including common, each 80
Latin and Greek each 90
German and French, each ] so
Bookkeeping and Commercial calculations 90
Ornamental
Drawing SO
Oolored crayon, and water colors, each 90
Oil painting 90
Hair and wax flowers, each co
Pellis work 90
Embroidery / so
Piano music, with use Of Instrument 10 90
Board rs per week including room rent, fuel
furniture sc. This is Of the best, and cheapest
institution in the country. The whole expense per
term need not be mere than twenty-five dollars
The spring tenn commences April 5, 1859.
For particulars, address the peincioal
L. J. OSBORNE, a. y.
RainsbaFg, Bedford CO., April 20, 1859
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02
HENRY SMITH.
Sept. 9. 1859.

sept. u 1903
n. B. Persons wishing TO examine this proper,
ty, or ascertain the particular more fully, eaacas
upon or address by letter, Henry Smith, Rainsbury
Bedford County, Pa. Geo. W. Householder. RaSs
Hill, Bedford County, Pa. Mann & Spang, Bed
ford, Pa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02
PERMANENT OFFICE.
Complying. nth The Urgent request of hundreds
Of thei, patients,
Drs. C. M, Fitch and j. w, Sykes
HAVE CONCLUDED TO REMAIN
PERMANENTLY In PITTSBURGH,


Aud msy be consulted at their office,
NO. PENF STREET.
Opposite ST. Clair Hotel PITTSBURGH
A nd may be consulted daily, except Sundays,9
IN foI CoYsuapTTos. ASTHMA. BEoNcHTIs, and all
ether CHRoNIe COMPLAINTS complicated with or
causing pulmonary disease, including Catarrh.
Heart Disease, Affection Of the Liver, Dyspepsia
Gestritis, Female Complaints, etc.
Drs. FIrcH & Sykes would state that their treat
ment cf consumption is based upon the faos that
the disease exists in the blood aud system at I&rge
both before and during its Development in the
lungs, and they therefore employ Mechanical, Hy-
genic and Medicinal remedies to purify the blood
and strengthen the system. With these they use
MEDICAL INHALATI0NS, which they value
highly but only as Palliatives, (having no curative
effect when used alone;) and nvalids are earnestly
cautioned agsinst wasting the precious time Of
durability upon any treatment based upon the
plausible but false idea that the 'seat of disease
can be reached in direct manner by Inhalation
For before stated the seat Of the disease is in
the blood and its effects only in the lungs.
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