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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-03-18
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IMPROVED CiST-IR0N
HUB.

- n E& IL fASG IL N IL u -&~s
yYsIIE undersigned believes that he has Invented
A cast iron carriage hub which far exceis all
others now in use. for strength neatness and dura-
bljty and tlat it only needs to bc examined, and
its merits tested 10 secure its universal approval
ami adoption Indeed it is no longer an expert
melit it having been eflectualy tried hy the best
Judges Ia oar country, and pronounced one of the
Greatest improvements Of the 5ge!
Several vehiclcs have been in use over two years
with the improved HUB attached, and the wheels
ere s. rs perfect as when they left the shop, the
unavoidable we II excepted.
l9iis is the only C:st Iron Hub ever invented
liable FOR gt wheos.
This improvement is OF such nature that one or
more spokcs may he taken out changed or replaced
without disturbing the other portion OF the whee
Where a wood hub is used, if spoke happens to
become broken il IS necessary to cut the tire and
separate the felloes. to get at the damaged part
The wheel must be then recomposed, the tire re-
welded and reset. An This inro!yes considerable
expense and loss Of tine.
In the present improvement the in.eT ends OF
the spoks are secured in an Iron Hub, which con-
sists mainly of two shells fastened together With
screws. BY simply unScrewing the nuts and taking
OF Tie baes she'll any one of the spoles may he
renewed OF changed. ard the bub again Pot togeth-
a. leaving tie wieei as seli tnd firm as ever, al
: NlTHEN THE SPACE OF a Few
MINUTES.
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Gettys' Phofoeranhic f,alIerv-

Gettys Photographic Gailery,
WEHERE Ambrotyres, Daguerreotypes. &c
w &C.. are executed in the latest style
ard improvements of the Art. 4 fun assert
mont of plain and fancy cases, gold and poet
Lockets at very low prices.
The public are respectfully invited IN ~,
and examine bis specimens
May 22,ls57.
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LADIES BiZAAR.

I THE Ladies of Bedford and vicinity, are invited
! i to call and examine the handsome assortment
| OF Fail and Hinter Goods, now opened, and read s
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Petrus-B. Bacot,
Rieardus-Cogdell Badger,
ThomaS-Jefferson Badgett,
oaunes-Gulielmus Ballard,
Georgius- Badger Barnes
JacobnS-kduardus Beasley.
Augo-Hagart Bein.
Thnmas-Pasteur Bonner,
!esse-Thon,pson Boyce,
Jacobus-Grant Dustin,
Abuer-Sydenham Galloway,
Jacobus-Park Coffin,
yoannes- Wyatt Cole,
Observation-Disclosures Cole,
Joannes-Thnmas Cook,
Andreas-iaekNn Costin,
GiceIo-S;ephens Croom,
Henricn>-R,ves Daniel,
Georgius-Faucett Dixon,
Soannes duncan, Jr.,
MIlis-Lee lure,
IIsaacns-Keuben Ferguson,
fredricus-Augustus Fetter,
!osephus Harris Field,
J.'Martinus Flemming.
Algsus'us-Moore Flythe,
W'ibur-Pisk Foster,
!ucius Frierson,
jacobus-I.uttreli Gaines
yoannes-Thumas Calling,
Benjamin-LeweIIen Gil,
yosephus-L. Cranberry,
bergman Green,
yTacobus-Co:quhoun Green,
K!cardus-Franklin Hamlin
Il,hiomas.West Harris,
Ih"mas-Sirafford Hill,
Cooper Higgins
S =: Hughes,
Summons Harrison Isler,
SS.eorg'us,Burgwyn Johnst
Stewart-Lawson Johnston
1eorg'us-Dew Jones'
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LIST OF GRADUATES.

IReuben-F.. Cameron Kclb,
I'm. "vicus- Carolus Latham.
Car0lus L.sesne,
|Andreas-Dick Lindsay,
IFrauk-Pegues Long.
johannes Baird Lynch,
Guiielmus-Bingham Lynch,
Carolus-W. McClsmmv, Jr.,
Georgius-C. McConnsughey,
lGulieimus Mcdonald,
lDaniel-Purcell McEachen,
iGulielmus-Graves Mebane,
UacObus-Apdreas Miller,
ICalvinus-Newton Morrow,
Elias. Theodorus Morrow,
Ricardus-Williarns Nixon,
Jacnbus- Blakeney Perkins,
Responsibilities Pillow.
Marshall Henricus Piunix,
lEdOardus-L. Riddick,
franklin. Childs R0bbina
pscobuSLafayette Robbins,
Isaacus Roberts,
Gulieln.us-Junius Rogers,
Henricus-Lowndes hugely,
Simpson Russ,
'EdOardu+F. Satterheld,
Nicolxus-Biddle Shannon,
Georgius-Edoard Shepard,
Gulielmus-G ualterus Sillere.
|JOannes-Alexander Sloan,
Gulielmus-Joues Somervell,
J0snnes Somervell.
Franc,scus-D. Stockton,
yacobus-Peyton Taylor,
Wells Thompson,
Timotheus Walton,
III, ,ma<Low Wa Q n,
R,csrdus-Stanf0rd Webb.
Jacobus Ceorgius Whitfield,
IN, J0sephus-Adrian Williams,
Elias-Benton With-rs,
uoaunes-Allen Woodburn.
.rcises closed with the CIV
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"From all that dwell below the skies,
Let the Creators praise arise"
and benediction by Rev. T. n. Hubbard

REPORT FROM THE FACULTY AND IRON THE BOARD OF
EXANNERS
In the Senior Glass the First honor was attained
by MessrR Harris, G. B. Johnston, w. B. Lynch
and Stockton. .-
The Second by MesssA Groom, Euro, Ferguson,
fetter, Foster, Gaines, Gill, B. Green, j. c. Green,
AcCiammy, Nixon, F. @. Robbins, J. l. Robbins.
and Withers
The Third by Messrs. Badger, Cole, Cook, Isler,
Jones, c. n. Morrow, Pillow, Rogers, Sllerz. Webb
and WOODBURY.
Messrs. Fetter and NcClammy were reported n
having never failed in attending any one Of the 4700
astendances on Prayers, Church and Recitation, re
CURED in their College course Of four years. Mr.
Cook was once absent from Recitation and but foul
omes from prayers in the same four years Mr. u
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on the splendor Of the MONDAY sun and map out It's
face The result We need not write. How. then,
could We dare to attempt to scan and paint much
| more dangerous, dazzling scene!
The room was tastfdlly decorated and the floors
artistcay marked out for five sets Of quafrillss BY
Mr.. Frensley, the popular and sentlemanly teacher
Of dancing at the University. Order was admirably
maintained without IN effort
! TIE SUFFER-
At about midnight the guests were entertained 1t
. sumptuous supper in the large room beneath the
ball room We visited this place and inspected the
tables previous to supper time and found everything
in keeping with the splsndor Of the bah room.
TIE xARsHALs, nANAoERs DC
The following officers are worthy Of being put On
record: chief EarsAal Thomas W. Davis; Assis
sasts, Mesna Vernon II. Vaughan. Charles Bruce
SR Alexandsr, W. T. Nicholson. Csnaittss o
Nanooers: Messrs p. u Butler. W. A. Chez
y, ]. W. Mebans, J. R Bowie Horace Fssrand
These gentlemen performed the duties sssisnei
them firmly and respectfully. and their exestion1
tended in no slight degree 70 the comfort and enjoy
ment Of al concerned.
; s% 1zI collpss, onoUxps Be-
Cbspel Hin. - location for college, cannot
surpassed in htnesa Il 4 most beautiful loeatios
and from in elevated position and he rolling cha
actsr Of The adjacsnt country must a necessity
. healthf6l What can b doos BY sst 10 ssaiss 2
0 tnre in identifying the phes be- been doe viii
, nigxardly hand In the midst q . nsaaiy ssaoosl
. tai campus tower up the spacious college building
|. which sze being extended sass and vsse ey II
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-08


I have observed your conduct In your sssesissiea
with us have become srqusiussd vish ycar Oh.
crrx and men. and the arst impsvsssaos have been
strengthened and deepsnsa In my mind By isassA.
ened association
And nov. svotlsmsn. uhsn I sm sheas 10 psss
with you must rvtsr &c ooe momsnt 10 The city, a
wilminssoN-thsi eye a The State Aom Which
You come L 4 true that 700 svpsvssnt shss city.
and whom v,s idsnti6sd With 4 IN ny yousA u
took the lad In svssy nohae. evnssusS ssvssd
movement Il vss from Wilmington that ths spssss
Of internal improvement Arss vsns fussh shiek be-
since operated 20 bsnsdeislly 30 the GOD 0d North
State Il was the impulse. The spirit and he sussyy
which your city thrv~ Into thai question that he
caused the State to b mapped al over With Improve
msnts BY s,ilruadA And moi oaly %. yua ussv ees
only irst In this grsat vosk. bot believe. % 700
were rxt In the svvolutioa vhsa shsss . any oshss
9sas work on hand. you will b smcoe shs esvssess
citizens and smooe he number vhe vin ssks The
lead Gentlemen. Let your sim Be- In sny sssssx.nsy
that may arise "yoar counsry'S God. and truths,
and with the discipline. learning and insstxsees
which you possesA. know that vhea you usshsssh
the sword 10 such cause. you vil 10 terror d
the enemy and . eoaso'siiea TO yeus hssnsk ZAP
Plauss)
nv heart With you Eseh snd svsyy 60 q 20
have my kindesi rss,sdA Ths ealy hsps hass ID
parting With 700 b that soas ees,sisa ~ pssssa
ssss,f Shs11 en- tender 10 zoe tsdiv;tuaIy ~ g
knovisdgments ids DE kia1nsss stosn . - shi
occasion But vhen hsss ~ yoa Arsvsn No.
ay Carolina Csseaiae! . leag - ss i've vs %
eSssi.h peossss and dslInd ~. RssssA ssaOa
men Ioud spp,ssea)
nm cnssss vsssthsn givsn ~ Gov. EaaM II
Govssuor eams ksvssd sad nd: CsSe 0sn 2.
ernsIsnso q ths wnniagsse Light tahss.y:
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vhjch cnssssain sSiasivs 70 your esadses aay I
sprsad spoa he ssros& q De dsssssnnt A
, t6as hass 10 ~ upss Oh seusia b ~ -
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

ILLINOIS PROVIDING FOR HER JUDGEs.-Col.
Hacker, one of the Representatives of Egypt"
In the Lower House of the Illinois Legislature,
has introduced the following:
Whereas, The Circuit Judges Of the several
Circuit Courts of this State are inadequately
paid for their services, on account of the high
price of beef, beans, and other condiments
and, whereas, to meet crying evils in the fami-
lies of the said Judges, legislation, embracing
law full of provisions, has become necessary;
therefore,
Resolred That the Committee on Geological
Survey, on account of the logical necessity
hereby presented, be instructed to inquire into
the expediency of abolshing the Office of State
Geologist, and providing by law that said Cir
cult Judges shall hereafter, during their travels
on their respective Circuits, be required to Gil
their saddle-bags, pockets, &c., full of rocks
sub-sois, &C., and, biennially hereafter deposit
the same in the streets of Springfield, or some
other proper and convenient place, and that
they be paid for such service out of any money
in the. Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Provided, forever that the two-mill eonstitu.
tional tax shall remain undisturbed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09
A CARD FROM DIR. J. G. YOUNG,s privat,


n Medical Ohce-To the A1iced-In this age of pro-
progress when science is almost miraculous everything in
place is looked upon not worth notice. In view
of this fact Dr. Young (corner of Montgomery and Cali
forna streets up stairs has concluded to leave the beat
track hitherto pursued by most scientific physicians
(hat of waiting for the public to find you aone and pub
lsh to the world much may be, his knowledge OF
the healing art to let those need of assistance know
where they find relief without being imposed upon.
In continuation of this subject, Dr. Young would say,
that for the past ten yesrs he has pursued the practice
medicine in Of the largest cities in the United States
with the highest success and that his standing ply
sician is without reproach having at time been lee
at the University of Pennsy venrea diseases
Upon these considerations, Dr. Young has confidence in
introducing himself to the public knowing that they will
sustain well earned merit.
The following few of the many testimonials which
appeared in the public journals within the last few
years:
TFrom the Boston Medical Journal
Although opposed to the system of advertising
for good and sufficient reasons still deem it but justice
to ray that Dr. Young is Of the most Industrious and
ndeatguabe voares of medical science in tho United
States.
[From Professor Jackson.
The subscriber personally acquainted with Dr. Young
ard has much of his practice and bear testimony
to his merits as practitioner.
from the New York Hcrald.1
The emnence of this distinguished gentleman in his
sson and the very extended opportunities possessed by
him for the observation Of venerea disease makes services
invaluable to those afflicted with the above complaints
From the Whig and Advertiser.]
All afflicted with private complaints should If possible
consult Dr. Young, whose medical education is not
passed by any Physician in the Country In his skill hon
and integrity all may rely with safety, while most
respecabiy, their pretensons being grounded in gnO
rauce and assumption.