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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-13
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TB7HE subscribers have just opened large and
I well assorted supply Of
SPRING d SU.NNER GOODS,
including all the various fabrics usually found
in a store, consisting in part of-viz Blue,
Black, Brown and Olive French Cloths, Black
and Fancy col'd plain, aud side band Cass-
meseS, Cassinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Cottonadgs,
DnIings Linens, Cham5reys, sc.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Very handsome Spring Calicoes, Lawns, Chal-
lies, Robes, Barages, French y LsIe thread
Giugham<, Silks, Hosiery, Gloves, y. w. Col
lars, Cambrlcs, Swiss & Null Muslins, Stella
sha~ls, M2nlla, &c.
.E'EJY STYLE P.HR.7SOLS.
Cheap Carpetings, half wool, Lisl-Rag, also
Floor oil Cloth various widths Our Stock Of
BOOTS & SHOES
cannot be surpassed IN the county for extent,
variety and cheaPoess.
GROC RTES.
Rio Laguiro, and Turkey Coffee. \. o.
Crushed Granuated and clarified Sugars, New
Orleans MoIases, Golden Syrup, Teas, Choco-
late. Oils, SC, &c.
Our Stock is very complete, and we will
take pleasure in exhibiting our goods TO all who
may favor us with call To good and reIia-
bic customers, our terms will be as usual
Prompt settlements by cash, or note, every Jan
uarv. All kinds Of Produce received for goods
for which the highest price will be given.
Nav 6,'59 A. B. CRAMER & co.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-13

TOOTHACHE.-Th disease can be curep
by DR. KEYsER's TooTHAcnE REMEDY, prepared by
him in Pittsburg, Pa, which is pat up in bottle
and sold at 25 cents each. 1t is excellent medi-
cine, when diluted for spongy and tender gums, and
is worth ten times its price TO all who need it
Sold at Samuel Browns, Bedford, and at J. F.. Col
WINS ScheIlsburg. Nov. 26, '5S-6m.
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Executors Notice.

LETTERS Testameutary on the last win and Tes-
lament OF Wm. Smith, late OF Bedford Town
ship, deed, having been granted to the subscriber
residing in said township. Notice is therefore
given to all persons Indebted 10 said estate 10
make payment to him Immediately, and those
having claims viii present them forthwith.
properly authenticated far settlement.
SAMUEL SMITH,
May $50 Executor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-13
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

EOA1LAAA 1AD Il "A d He
FDY virtue Of an order oi the Orphans Court
A1of Bedford County, the undersigned will
of-r at public sale on the premises on
SATURDAY,, 4M ofJUA'E, neat,
A lei of ground with Log House thereon erec-
led in the Borough OF Bedford, fronting on the
northern side of the Turnpike in the Western
end of said Borough, bounded on the South by
said Turnpike and lot of John Brice, on the
North by Fuliord's Run, on the Cast BY other
lot Of John Brice, and on the West BY lot OF
VIM. Stahl.
ALSO =
Lot 10. 81 in BoydstoWn, bounded on The
north by Turnpike, on the South and West by
land Of Joseph Sellers or John Sproat, and an
alley on the East or Lot No. 80, being SIXTY
feet front, and extending back 240 leet.
TERMS One half to remain in the hands
Of the purchaser during The lifetime OF Mrs.
Mary Claar, widow Of George Caar, dec'd she
10 receive the interest thereon one half oi the
balance in hand al confirmation Of sale, and
the residue in one year without Interest, to be
secured by judgment bonds.
DANIEL BORDER,
AdH'r OF George CLAIR decd.
May l3, I859.-4t.
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HHXECUTOR's XGTiGE.-Leltyrs Teslamenta-
I 4 ry have been granted 10 the undersigned
by the Register Of Bedford county upon the
estate Of John HarcIeroad, Of Colerain tp.,
deceased--notice is therefore gwen to all per-
sons indebted 10 said estate 10 make immediate
payment, and those having claimed will present
them dolly authenticated for settlement
SIMON HARCLEROAD,
WM. OFT,
April p, 1859. Executors.
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NOGECeo

TE7HE public are hereby notified that I have
Z bought OF Jessie Yarnold, of St. Clair tp.,
the following named articles l COW, cook
ing stove, 100 bushels of corn in the possession
OF John Bowser, and bis tYarnold's) gram IN
the ground ; all of which articles | shall leave
in possession Of said Yarnold during my plea
sure.
May 9th, ,'59. SIMON HERSHMAN.
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OLIVER C. CLARK. SAH'L II. HALLER.
@. G. CLlRN c co.,
Flour, Feed, Grocery and Produce
Store

Central Street, next door above Lutheran
Church, Cumberland, Nd.
we'll selected stock is now open and ofrred
TO families and country Dealers consisting Of
Family Ertya, aad Suprfne F1gr1 Corn 1Isal,
Conn and Rye Chopps4 SHIRTS, ship St4G and Btan,
.Neg Orieqns, Porto Rico, .NuscaDaIo and
rrfned sugars, Golden and 5. II. .lioiasses,
Tapsy,a1, Young Hyson and Black Tea, Jap4 aud
Rio Cq8sr Of Tie best quality. Al ksads Of Spices.
Pickles in barreis aad jars, Candles, Soop,
,.Iqckerei and Herring, Water, Sugar, Soda,
Edinburg & Ginger Crackers, Peaches, Straw-
berries, Pine .IcpLe and Green Corn, put up in
cans expressly for .Jamjiy use. Il choice tot Of
Liquors, consisting Of Wines, Brandies, Rum
and Whiskey, selected with care. Tobacco
and Srgals OF various kinds. With variety
Of other articles usually found in store.
Additions to the above stock will be frequent
ly made 50 as TO keep upa general assortment.
and all dealers are invited to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. All kinds of grain and
country produce bought for cash, or 10 ex-
change for goods.
Cumberland, April s, 1859.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-13

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Consisting in pant Of handsome silk Robes,
Lawn Robes. Barega Robes, Shawls, Lace Man
ties, Of every style, New Style shawIs a large
and splendid assortment Of Spring aud Summer
Bonne:s Of the latest fashion. Her stock is
large, ,.weiI selected. and, wIIl be sold cheap to
suu the times. Call and examine the goods,
and Judge for yourselves.
Anil %. 1889,
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foss FORWARD.
0. H. GATHER
Forward a. GaifhcI
ATT Q r NEYS AT IA w,
Bedford, Penn'a.

Ross Forward s 0. III. GATHER Of Som
erset, have opened law office in Bedford, Pa.
0. H. Gather, having located permanently in
Bedford, will be assisted during every Court by
the former. All business entrusted 10 their
care will be promptly and carefully attended 10.
Office on Juliana street two doors South OF the
Inquirer office.
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CARPET.

The public are respectfully invited TO call
and e&amine. the above named goods, all Of
which viii Ge sold low for cash or country
produce. J. NJ. SHOEMAKER & Co.
Ami % 1850
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" q sT.,1:GGds

MiIlwrisht Journeymen and apprentices
wanted. Apply soon TO the subscriber at Schells-
burg, Bedford County, Pa, S. d. BROAD.
April /, 1889.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-13
Notice.

Notice.
OsiaG2 Shoemaker, Esq. has be-
- come partner in the mercantile business
with ]. & J. NJ. Shoemaker. The business
hereafter will be conducted in the name of j.
NJ Shoemaker & Co. The books, &C., OF the
late firm are IN the hands of ]. NJ. Shoemaker
for settlement. Ali persons indebted, will
please take notice.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-13

Bazin's fancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams
sc. Just received ard for sale at DR.. Harry's
Drug Store.
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A DMINlSTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Letters
Medical Co-naranerslasr,.

Medical Co-pargnersGaEp.
THE undersigned have associated themselves
in the practice Of Medicine, in the village Of
St. Clarsville. Night calls promptly attended
10. Office opposite the St Clair Inn.
WM. A. VICKROY,
G.. w. STATLER.
Feb. ,'59.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-13
S Al a. AmANDER SAFES.
ETv9.FS g. IEy7TSON.
No IS south Fourth street,
PETLADELpETn

Have now on hand large assortment Of Fire and
Thief Proof SaamandeF Safes Also, Iron Doors
for Banks and Stores, Iron Shutters, Iron SASH all
makes Of Locks, equal 10 any made in the United
States.
Five Safes in one Fire. All Gene cut
Right, with contents in good condition.
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ORNAMENT 0FFECE.

aa w II ~ ELIG W A. T. AZ s1s
Complying with the urgent request OF nun
dreds Of their patients,
DRS. c. NJ. FITCH & J. w. SKIES,
Have concluded to remain
PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBURGH,
aud NAV le consulted at their Office,
NO. 1871 PENN STREET,
Opposite St. Clair Hotel,
Daily, except Sundays for Consumption, 18TH
ma, Bron Aitts and al other Chronic Complaints,
c2mptcated 1rith causing puiaonary diseases. in
a"diag Cafarrh, Hart Disease, A0ecttoas Of the
LjUsy, Dpsgrpsia, Gnshffis, Fen,ais Compzils, DC.
DRS. FITCH T. SKIES. troaia state Aat Mefr
treatment Of Consnmphou IS Jqsed up0m tie Jact that
tte disease erists ia Me 5iool ant system at l2rge
10th betore aud during its derelopmeDt The hngs,
aRa Hey therefore fmploy 0Ircaanicai, HySien7c GRd
Heaerjtzi Jahakatons 'ehict MeY UaiHe hiehi5 h"t
2Hiy PaYtatJreS, (harils Cnratire cBsct nrdsR
gSsb ai0ae,) and Laralds earnestly cannoueR a.
gaiHst acaStag tie Prec,oHs time Of cru5itg any
treatment Lase3 rpm tin Plaassb}e, INT false iiea Hat
the sseat Of tie disease be yeaeLsd iR a direct
bg Aaianou'' for hefoye siateR, Hte seat
Of tie disease Is tn the 6ioo& and efsctS only IN
TIT }aacs.
C~NO CHARGE T3OR CONS ULTATI0N. -
4 list NJ question, ariH Be 10 those ,rihiag 10
consult as bg letter. (9prii, 5, ,'59-ly
, 1859-02-25

time, and does not suffer from neglect.
Grain should not be planted till the weather
is warm enoughto ensure immediate growth.
There is nothing gained by haste, for the
young plant, if it meets cold stormy weather,
will be dwarfed, and never recover from the
first bllghting influences. When deeply
planted, it does not feel the heat Of the sun
during the day, and the cold of our spring
nights, which completely intercept the vege-
tative processes, but is kept at a uniform
temperature night and day. Another prac.
tical suggestion is the use of large, well
formed seed. know an extensive farmer
who prefers " shrunk" oats or wheat for seed,
as "a bushel viii go further" This is as
economical as to prefer small calves to large
ones. The larger and plumper the kernel,
the better nursing the little sprout will get
while sending its ibrous roots into the soil,
and the stronger these roots the thriftier its
growth. In producing an abundant harve t,
the first thing necessary is to obtain large
and matured seed the next to place it at the
right depth in the mellow soil.
, 1859-02-25
IlstfaI QubIitatims.
Leonard Sclii & el.'s
REPRINT or TIE
BRITISH PERIODICALS,
mEarner's Guide %

"Farmer's Guide"
Great Rdluction Ia the price Of tie htter PuJIdion.
EONARD SCOTT CO. New York, continue 10 e.IILlsi
Il the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
I. The Londsn quarterly. Cconservatve)
8. The North British Review, CFree Church1
e. The Westminster Review, (LiberaI1
s. BlRckVSOOd'S Edinburgh Magazine, Tory)
, 1859-02-25
The EcononnH of shelter.

It has been demonstrated, very satisfacto-
rily, that hundred feet Of boards, properly
used, would go as far in wintcring stock as
several tons of hay. 1t is necessity in this
climate Of cold and storm, that shelter be
provided. Not alone for stock-shelter is
demanded by the farmer HIMSELF by his
grain, his tools and implements, &c.
The farm house should be the perfection
of shelter. It should shut out the cold winds,
keep out the rain, and, as far as possible, be
made frost proof in winter. Care in bank
ing up in autumn, to keep the cold air from
circulating under the floors, will save several
cords Of wood during the winter, or, more
likely, much suffering from cold feet, for few
houses can be kept warm by any expendi-
ture Of fuel, with temperature like that Of
Tie outer ain prevailing beneath them.
Shelter for all our grain and hay, is also
the bat economy. There is ever some loss
in stacking--in few years it will amount
to enough to pay for barn. A good roof,
at any rate, should cover every building Of
this kind, whatever be the character of the
siding.
Stables for horses and cows should always
be provided. We cannot expect either milk
or work from an animal which must spend
its nights out of door, shiverirg away what
little vital heat it may possess. Comfort
should be the state aimed alto keep stock
always cOntented and comfortable.
A shed, properly located and protected,
goas far to answer the purpose Of stable,
and every barp-yard should be surrounded
by them, or nearly so. Their value docs
not stop with the protection Of stock; they
save also the manure which accumulates un-
der them. Il is labor well applied to place
all the manure removed frvm stables under
the sheds used for sheltering stock, keeping
them level and well Uttered, that they may
still answer their original purpose.
He is no economist who neglects to pro
vide sheIteg for his farm implements when
not in use. Their wear and tear" unless
protected, IS largely increased, and the loss
70 the farmer, from tliis cause alone, would
suffice to erect q good dollhouse IN very
few years. This Is also true Of his various
vehiCles--and tho shelter Of paint should be
looked to--and all woodwork repdinied as
i needs il. ,s,TY,,-g 4
The wood-pile should be sheltered. That
good seasoned wood makes much the best
fires, needs no enforcement or Illustration,
yethow often is there neglect to provide it.
A suitable wood.shed should be ono Of the
lont'buIldihgs belonging to every dwelling
house, Or other structure warmed BY the con
sumption Of wood, in the country. But
the neglect often goes deeper than this.
There is shelter for wood, but little or 10
wood to shelter. The stock Is 50 small,
that it has no time to dry before i must be
used ~ ~ Tnt 5IttHffl
, 1859-02-25
MisttIIantuus.
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, 1859-02-25
I'm WASHINGTON HOTEL, u
III Corner OF Main aud Second streets, LII
...... . OLYMPIA, W. T.
sILAS GALLIHER, Proprietor.

UNHE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN con.
i necon with and as part Of the Washington Hotel
large two story building ~ by ~ feet, by which be Is
enabled 70 provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capaeous, comfortable and excelenty ven
tated apaitmenta than can be sR rded by any other
public house In Washington Territory An idea Of bis
ability to accommodate the public may be judgedffom the
fact that the hotel contains twenty-five private rooms
(exclusve Of family aparments) six Of which are large
drawing rooms or parlOTs. l.....a-
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 10 the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon his former business he feels confident be can reLdeF
SAINT and no pains shall 30 spared % set his table well
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such Is may desire them. = if5s,l ..ff...t .la.-
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good stable Is attached TO this establishment which
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Of animals Of the travelling public. - l. -,
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. tth, 1851 ~ .rT.l : Sly
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AGRICULTURAL GOODS, s,ts
Among which are The ioIlcwlug-- tiAGs
OK Yokes nasorted Sizes complete; FG4
Or Bows, best Vermont make, In ses Of dozen pairs
GFindntones, assorted alzes-a large assortment;
OF YOkes, plain; on bow pins, OK chains;
Chuus themometsF and cylinder, assorted sizes;
Steel gram and coal Scoops hsy KNIVES; sri
CrOWhaEB, Sledgol, Screw WTonohc8i Brushes; ia ~
Hay Cutterl. assorted s1es; horse and Wool Cards;
Axes Hunts and C0llnsS store TFucn, assorted Sizes
hay FoIln, and tine, Tuttle,s and other kinds;
Barley Forl1, la1get Manure and Straw FoIlu; uii
Hay Rakes; Barley Rakes, be1t quality; u - I
eSdacwes; Cuiivatou, with steel and cast iron teeth
Hone Rakss. revolving and steel teeth; 81 80 "
Farm Wagons, light and heavy; Harness, = I
Carts andC Cart Harness. hames; hons Collars;
Canal HaFrOul, best quality, IN cases of II each;
Wnchea, Tor the Mines; Double Trees three horse DO.
PoWA steel and cast Iron, Of all Iizes and prices;
pou Pclnls, ell kindsi Tace halns; Post Augsrs;
Cheese Ptesest Cheele hoops; Wen buckets, a |
Grain Cradlea Oape Vine and GFanl'S, extra fingers;
Axe, PICK, slodge, Fork and Rake handles; /
Oom Ml1, gFaln Mills; 6cklea, ecytho elontA, Aff I
Fanning Mills, a. olted uzea: Extra Knives Boxes;
Sections, &C., ~ noapes; Extra Arms for Threshcu;
Reaper, Mowers, Thfeshers, 40.
as = fUfsg JOHN D. ARTHUR, nj n /
s33n Sand Washington street, near Davis ]
, 1859-02-25

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