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~ LADIES, 1T LAK1 toa4sT.
Rer. na1teE Ltk!asan~ = = md Dsush:f1H ft't4
the Litter partof September next. u lazo Fvfes Ill. tie
seat Of ltnJ Er!vSrMN ,, ,,t
tbs Mi.~es Dickinson eduea1el 1t tie test East
EN- Institutions md have had sxpsz.eace ia t<:.esk Ihs
u study viii comprise the various hFsncess soi
and ornamental Of accomplished female edta1teu+ \
hultel uunber Of youas a4s will be re!Es.l nth the
E1J, and havs In III Fespet e1trful and Find fuFtf-
.don Letter. of inquiry may ls aa,s, +, pr ssn.
lFlum Rev. u. kIk- q Ho.tan.}
rnacf>tanF that The Ni.ecs Die intend epenlns
schudl OF M hrst e.as take great pleasure ia canxt3!l
hA. The ettzeas Of Chicago 7ad vIclnty the acquisition
an educational influence To natural amtaheneA
60 psty md true refinement. the yourx a. nf this
f,l.y add al the attachments md accomplishments necs
sl.T euuduet school Of the ht ktest estaractxr
Elsttn. f3;9. EoHAxD y. EHE.
tf'rcm Rev. Or. Pattrzson. Of ChIe7eo.l >
Ials eea acquainted with Ds. Dcknson aa1 bis tana
II ~ years. and knowing the reputation OF tht
Ms A:E,rn tsdIea RI superior CULTURE and Attain
sea Ytk teachcra feel as4ustz! that thst
VII i'es.: H. e.t sat.7stuu IL the Rs:s e their xta
nlFT fnt yonhk t1tIes. Il. W. PATIxsbs-
Chicago, JnY ~, i3s3. tE. ep-4stn
, 1859-09-10

{,,;on If t,a Tinted State $a}fts mr. EH,y fha |
f.. , .A.,. M - ,@a1r,, Ssaa
1ly goSeEhca Rne po ol tH* ons9e1 u
Hates, through Meir NaH6oal Government.
H. Surname co,rt dac,,,a1 ,.]en Marshall
c1;oe 1.,.,Tna ,hs. .,a T7n;tod States
I .s..,,a.. ..sss ;. ~. .s,n,;,a =, t,,e neon,e
a,o,r;,o,r 10 = n,,-d;,n "a = ward, and
nan1d - n-otoo. ,hc,. and Govern lien.
H. csl:at III ~ iii, IXA-IA mower and
r. :,'s W. saa ,aa., ~ craTc;se. but they can
=: 1;.i,7s o11r II i'm 1awS 81 tl1o
ii r .ns....t1t,s 4 ust+ x1zss;cntv IN.
s-.."osno 1l'a .,. statss-thev ara ,patds until
7 thf. s - T,';.. i !, :,;,iondaui4 4
~ e 49, .as,,,,n.s,nso md ttc pro,,is.
la 49, :, .s.ss1S-s-p;n !1,o,;crss n IN con.
1'pa - 1"o ~ - ..:,:. ~. - Il
qars no's1e1s::1oo.1e: ::=--=-=- ~
tsTlK 1EFFEhsos1M a.: FLAN. is,a
IN lug RpeeSSp " 9s'ta"aaaea, ??9P - -" =,
1Pst, Mf Doos7as : :3 =. ~ .'sS *;
TIC ,a sa;an Thas, @ reportea
I ptau Tor' the ,Gerernmeut Of 4the Territory:
t. ths plan he rropoteo 70 n eTc sarerv
Fhis plan recognized It the.lszri,ories = stetes;
he 4a o. ane farsan % Tbta;nar lie
tonsen. Of tic. .1tcop1c for ,he exclusion Of sta-
fery. and the 9eltertonaa psa ,oa me govern"
'sn. m .. a' ,,;a"a. ,n.,,;h: s,t3n,, lint ain
n''sA,o 4o.I - 80 ~ +.,th; II, lila
60 e. ssa1,, ~ ~ ,,a tra.tna tho reader 4 I'm
= ,.:,:,;: .: ga ;;'i;,;s f;iff.r.
- 5: t,,a s;ss, bo statad that Jctleisou's
aos-n .t '-4o ,;.a, ess;, ~ .,arsr, ;n thc Nort,f
sso,us''ns ,.,f, ssea while
# Ic Columbus he asserted tllat tho plan only
,1ono..a - obto;n ,1,o consent Of the people
~ IL :rs{ns}1n = s{syez;:" "a III; poih 1T It
h. 80 vas 80 correct in the essay. wrong in lis
non,,, rarsrz7o6n :n1i5no7s5sad 10 5suueh Thing;
[i'o @ ,an,,,s.s cmbiaced il his plan was pain
1f ,,n5,,a,;iled nrob,lit5od of slavery altcr the
a,~ ,soo 1,,t n, TN, i invention IN the speech
;sen m,5a s;aoe tbe essavTss: as wr;tten Il
r.. ,nav exnect to 1ear it reiterated in 'y syery
succeeding speech that Douclas makes
MT our intention 1as to notice once more
hin fa,sifeat;on Of history as to the general
hit TIN :Jcffersonian pIau, as originally re-
lnorta8 conta;ned the prohibitory elausc. On
r,,;no sar the Resolutions, one by one, tbis ouo
rsce;red majority Of al tho States, btcscnt,
Int r ,;sa;;d onS' of hati6e:, I ma5ortty of al
},bs s,ates or the Confederation, which. rnnjdr:
|;fT I'M NECESSARY % rs p1ssaEc: It iattct on
~ ,o,,nt r. the a}txnrd bf one saf tho delegates
cnm M.r, Jersor 1aferaon- bot1, .rcportcd
, 1859-09-10

!s.<,x.ssy ef ssase -E1sasE II E~+fsEea +fsEeaHerh+ - Il
fea,,p.e,-Robert Dsunisoa+:..t. :.
ts,s~ztGHsahi+ GGtss. q. AueEhIa.
tak,,r Ex7+.t.---D.vt1s u. ste.y. :,
i2sa.xit7EFhnap r. Doishesmtr.
: f3,.a1 Ceamx mxn;o.<1--Dxden n Ctaf1n.
:, ,s44s, f4t+1.8 rs -t1asd r. Fef'ss4'.
Jx,se eos;iia 1iazath IN ~: 1Heai5 r: Davies.
eEvk f,&stec Ar1~.l- Chas. Hughes.
, 1859-09-10

What hate ndugtaa md 'ht Northern laiti7,:
sans to say to thiss We shallisee.. The plot
IfEirkanz 8 ! : ,;t- - T.. : "'
, 1859-09-10
CANF0RD's LIVER: INyIGO-
Pr1ea Ono Dollar par 1sot11e-
.-ALso- ), -,
Sanford's Family Catiartic Pills,
eeuroVx3Kn tpnx
PUEE VEGETABLE ENTEACrS- Aud put Up IN
GLASS EASES AIS TIGHT, ANp MILL

EUEE 1hIAhIAh EAt AAC k2- A9a Eus w III
GLASS CASES 4fts TIGHT, AND WILL
KEEP In. ASI CLIMATE.
Tha Family C1ih,ftc n The rn'festna xe91 know
FILL u stntle hut ar = fiat tfrE.t EatEtAct ar.
tvs f.ai1ttc which The - on dsrent ,rttpIs u tat
bsopttctes haA u.+L In his - itnweis>
pr1ctte H1Dfs than tweatft The Family taIhart!s
years - 1Eh1.. E.th s1ut reFeetse
The constantly fncyea4ln: IA this we'll eahel Eart
demand fsou. Those Hhu = th--n cornorhisl fun
haye ling us.s she FILI x SaEets at iha 9ssestt Se:
md the astsEsetion which = Ahe Extracts, witch a.t
atexprrss In rgasdtn shcsr aks nhstr1 mt b thu
1tse, has Induced pLhr a;l1tntaty gi. ani
thrm within xeachefal st.oA an. rae IL al
where C2fhatttc u ncr!e1 sdci DyanGsnttA Of tht
EtDnsaeh .srepinta. iainn In The teA h La te-l!ss-
Ed, which frequently. il neglected. md II isns esars
pf Fever Los q App<ti'e sensaft"n II tna
htad ~ ihtan at.tsry bl:sa. Worms 70 Gsl:5eu ..
Adulta kheurats4n xrtat I0rt9wE IT to .IitHi anl
many .sea..+ Which f..h Is huir Iuu.sUu4
Non Ia this advertssn1trt. Dose 10 4.
Price Three Dinlcs~
The Liver Iavssosasur ans. klmr tstaslc Fills Ar, NJ
tailed by pryssss sthezaly. ami %il wholesale by The
5. +. II. SANFORD. II. D..
~. sn1 staauae:urr ar l"trlts.:r. s kn.xas. n.
, 1859-09-10
CT. LOUIS UNIVERSITY, COR

vi. LOUIS UNIV E13STI1, CUlt-
~ xtx Ct With st.e*r and Washington Asenre.
ST. LOUIS. NO.
The ne1t rsssnn Of this fnst!suton-fonndri Il tsse
chartered IN a434-wA upen The Ast MouHy. eh, Vt
Auxus, ard ctosx atGut tha tth Of July. lad4.
The G4eE department eon.pses two eerfsea Of IN.
HltstIor-s6e EE&zlc.I and the Commercial. =
Terms PER sta!on. parable quarterly Or ssn&annuaAy,i IN
niyAnce: . u. >, :. "a. "a,
Btar and Tuitlo inn extra CHARGES III m
NasiaF ant haFndtnx articles zaahed. 20
Bed A{4t Ee1iGn2 IL S4fsx1ed kY fha fa.3tuiIon,.
lhys:esana fs
Eta}!oetYy !
IutAen Daf *ehexss ..,.....;:'.... -...-... %
Masio, drawing {Iortrat and Alrhhettu.all, Fenclx
pauens tht II the Philosophical and Chemical Apps
YatuA Metnes and Seboa Hooks. fnlnt Ella eharxcs,
n, B--foE further IaIttcn.arA Aidft1A
REV. 7. Cu0sEMASSr .. I. rseat-
It. Louta, Nc.
u A. RozxE, Solicitor, 10 Dearbosn.ss, Chicago.
fut&x.Hl3
, 1859-09-10
l1.1 Lake Street.
REMEMEEr THE rIACE,
REnEMBxN THE rLAck,
On Lake, near corner OF Clark 2tre4s.
On Lake, near corner or Clark Street.

!; !; ;i$f: Il; 1. FEE S:::
II n you want ir-neirto
faRRs, fsRs, =. u 1oMS iiioij i. + TAsk: L F.
~ II you want i Fever
Vi ;ShS 81 s. rATEs aTfssszs L. Il E.is e
MIoHs u. FAHx, IL, E.Ee.
ESt. you want Rheumat-
5s!!9 e s: s: f4sS' H'|a;'ti ii + LIZ t.
En !;!s.! & ,ss Gu ;S;ts ;ast :1es!z $: ssKs f.
:a::.g::. 1:t5 g:s - 9 : JUN IL: f: ).
kE-tr yoa ant ,.' ru.ts,,,s ~.
b.l:..Kk, i:t Iake-A. :
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so,i: IS /: +. p.;a PACK. si.si i:si!iss. {, t.
vfts Cough cant:tea NJ
{:2e:ss Es:s::;;e ,S;'$ Mi;:i !. /: fasx: Ii I'll
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frFar Dr.. t:hueehl!rs -.
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ton, r. i,TIllN il, FaKk's' =
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iStis iiH +, i. r fA,:S, !ss'i: IL e i.ss Z
STREET.
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n For Fersnitoxt x Worm
EE:s:s:!ss1 E:s; 5efS T. + B Sshk: II (:
tTFes STRENGTHENING Pa=.
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, 1859-09-10

|CNOW'S sEMIEARY-No- .o75
TX Huron street. SastL D!vt4!ou The AHA school year
sl eop!me1ce Monday. Septenbet 5sh. ts:a Male aHd
Fe2IA Department SEPARATE frctA bf tuitoa t3Te nen
rrxc altaf rEf fthEeu Per cent Fur further particulars
r ssaaai:: Soss SD ~ IS T. SNOW, Principal.
, 1859-09-10

.1S1cs h01 desf,oto edielx andu decusses e ,,,poh
he unwilling aad indignant Tfoiplla4F soSc
<ignsy land. ia mark tbs meaning al tthe nj
~. ! lttsi; Ga7Gt iet
tanf rays Ill tlsose osted 9sfa1r
doTn,-egis}atslEp inclpdeas Lea. They ircsql u e
1treltnas r. tht Tttaidcte~ They look = lif
for their bread and butter. They are wholly
independent Of tho people :asera whom thay
rule, MD apes the powc
" ;:,;-:. :,".s:. {. ~, -: :: = IT.
g.: !..:%A4.a st.ilp s,:aa tte addzctx to brafl
forth tat The people Of Ter1itor1, like thoFc
nfA'state, bnre .tile complete mud sovereign
.....4ghs ;a n aaa.tlal qqdfr it's
Nebsssabn Il tt,e are e.; "ls perfectly free b
form andregh.nte thetrd domestic tn.6tuuonsf fr
iheir own way:"- ~len He SEQ: that by
....sise .sxp.ass provisions af his :-ov11 bhl
tbsy are MI: ::ea!la6wsad: lst To ma \,
~ :: 81 a4a ii Mi quowft
IL approve il ,.s:iie1eet MD ,ccastptipA, b
r~naaa Sor item . sd nls sepriyed pf "
Tiefnof clecting their own~ rxccntivr ot6cde
''45h- They are: 4trl1siyed Of the right q fho bs
ing their 0tdeuas -5th. The acts whicl, tlfi
1esjs!asprs1;1 s;s. a;s !; AND yod unl +
aancuo1ed. .~hy ..ste~ foreign ::eosesnm: eth
Their teas{sqqt1s dare DOT fsausiqny leYs fo
anthofszed' by tlor orgar:c', act wl4e
Nhe'as s:tnsh'set. 3 I'd .;,Hem: HI. TIE
., have 'no~~a1TAal ss for ~scascss Of grA,
noee eth. +. T4sy, a:e sayonotted by Ffa
- .stal l1oopa %: :traa :isr trtason"b by fed{r,
:; ss.gsi1st i:; M taeyso>4s Is ioobsy tSe .i,rbr
= :s4xdars of hese Eeea1 ethoo jlolae.s aud MT
" zf1ioapd r.; :Sa1t Il: a bt .tsd}r
1fazshals. 9Th. The tuiers .at@p9inita d.,
them az essiirEr:o of:a1owrr fore;s14
them. 4. :sf.-.'t = s'I
we':AajSkk 'ASkksslsts slsts d.u&SAa*i. q 1Atgias to pou b
bEes thtse 1au, ttpthsnaaa " s1!l. snaf
pate themselves forever from the n'iserdt
delusior he has imposed upon their sens
The truth Of the whole matter, as shown
, 1859-09-10

|lDEAKBORN SEMINARY, No.
~ 81 Wabash avenus--z 6an9rn A; II: Principal.
The next tert Of this .thn sr oru$ Ladies' will heku
lon MONDAY. seps. l9th. asl eont!nnc len week..
Tnton-coeiate uEPatt:ne.t. 4S: lLtefme1iafe. U.S.
Primary, Ervaeh and German eact ~ rxtsa 7Ed pzl*.
t5x. ~. hae Philosophical Appasatns will T. tciT t'E
OF the chOc At thu beg ming " The ttrE e1Llfs
nay t oataaet 1t tt sem;irasy principal of stafss
II An-AS
, 1859-09-10

In the evening, hepeop'e were addressed, on
behalf Of the Republicans by Gov. Chase, ind
on behalf of the Democrats by senator. PpEh..''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28
Sept. 80. 1856.
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

THERE will be sold, in pursuance OF an order Of
the Orphans Court Of Bedford County, the premi
ses, on Friday the 4lh day of November next, the
following described Real Estate, late the property
of David Barley late of South Woodberry Township
Bedford County, Iced, 10 wit
One tract of land, being the mansion Farm, srtu-
ate in South Woodberry Township, In said Comfy,
containing one hundred acres, about so acres of
which are feared, with good log house, eased
with brick, good stone bara, frame stable, wagon
shed and other out bu uldings, adjoining lands OF
David Stuckey, John Furney and - Eversote.
One other tract Of land situate IN Middle Wood
berry Township in said County, containing 50 0acres,
more or less Is of which are cleared and under
fence adoininsiands of David Stuckey, o. +. Shan
non and others, with j log house and log barn
thereon erected
Also one tract of timber land, situate in the same
township, adjoining lands of Jacob Stuckey and
Daniel Barley containing thirty-fve acres.
The above described property situated in good
neighbor hood. near Woodberry and Bloomfield fur
mace, convenient TO market, well watered and ex-
celent quality of land Terms of sale, one third of
purchase money remain in hand OF purchaser du-
ring the lifetime of the widow by paying her the
interest thereon annually, one third of remainder
to be paid in hand on confirmation of sale and the
residue in two equal annual payments thereafte T,
with interest TO be secured by judgment.
Attendance Will be given by
DANIEL BARLEY,
Guardian of the children OF David Barley decd
Sent. 30, 1859.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28
PUDE.EG SALE.

The subscribers, Executors of the Estate Of
John Harcelroad, late Of Colerain Township,
decd, will offer at Public Sale, on the premises,
in said Township, on Friday, the ! lth day OF
November, next, the following described Real
Estate, 10 wit
One Tract OF Land, containing 90 acres,
more or less, (good limestone land,l adjoining
lands of John Bowser, Joshua Diehl and Isaac
Diphl. all cleared and under fence.
ALSO-One other tract of Limestone Land,
containing 43 acres, more or less, adjoining
land of Isaac Diehl and others, about 30 rods
from the above described tract, part cleared and
under fence.
ALSO-One other tract Of good timber land,
containing Al acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of william Beegie, Michael Dishl and
others.
TERMS One half in hand at the con6Tma-
ton Of the sale, and the balance in two equal
annual payments, to be secured by judgment
bonds, or bonds and mortgage.
SIMON HARCLEROAD,
WILLIAM OFT,
Oct. 7lh, 1889, Executors
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28
VALUABLE FARM AT
PUBLIC SALE.

THE snbscribeB will offer at public sale on
the PREMISES, on friday, November 4th, 1859,
The Real Estate OF Daniel Kensnger late OF
North WoodberrJ tp., Blair CO., decd, situate IN
Morrison's Cove,'in said tp,, adjoining lands OF
Iacob Hoover, Slm'l Shriver, A. Burgert, John
Smth and a village called MllieTstown, about
o. miles South East of Martusburg, containing
133 acres more or less, limestone land pFincl-
nallv all cleared and in excellent cultivation,
Ia or 70 acres frst-rate meadow, well wa'ereo'
The improvements are three dwelling houses,
Iaroe barn, and other out buildings, also TWO
snlendld orchards of choice fruit and SIX or
seven springs of limestone water. Also one
other tract Of mountain survey, containing a.
bout 25 acres more or less, well tlmbered, about
, miles from said mansion place, will be sold
At the same time. Possession will be gwen on
the first OF April Hext.
TERMS of sale, one third of the purchase
none, to be paid on the first Of April next, the
balance in two equal annual payments, the last
navment TO bear interest from April lst, 1901.
ISAAC & LEWIS KENSINGER,
Ex'rs. of Dan'l Kensinger, decd.
Oct. IA, 1859.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
uOoFL 4ND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
- - rNTlRELT YEGETABLE,

rury ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE
.na f. from AIeoaoiie stiaaia"f' 9'e all ''"'''4'
Iagrsdients ,hsir one
Are pleasant taste and d,5g smell i.e.da. @a '4f from 4 The
ration will expei all o'1iJ aiJ cbses and health and
yigor to the frame
They sgilI c,tre DYSPEPSIA
7,5,1 ,qH eqrs NERVOUS DEBlLffF.
TLey ,piu cure LIVER COMPLAINT.
ar6,y ,riR cure JAUNDlCE.
g5ep spil rsrs DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
They ,ria eurs CONSTIPATION
Thee asR eare PILES.
7,5ev ,yiH care HEARTBURN.
,7L<y .1f4 care SWIMMING OF THE HEAD
,r%..,. r .,i1l c,,ye FLUTTERING OF TIE HEART.
,rbsv are prepared by Dir. C. NJ. JACKSON, 4lS
street Philadelphia, Pa, and sold by druggists
and storekeepers in every town and village N me
United States. Canadas, West indies' ana 'o"'H
America at IS cents per bottle.
NAV y, '59-ly.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28
WILLIAM S. FLUKE, Sheriff
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
70 r S A l. +.

The subscriber offers for sale, for account oil
whom it may concern, the Dwelling House
and Store House attached, together with about
two acres of land, situated in Cumberland
Valley, Bedford County, on the Public Road,
about 2 miles from Cumberland, lately occu-
pied by Wm. Blair.
Thi, property would suit country merchant,
physician, or mechanic, and 1t is believed such
person might do well there. The neighbor-
hood is good one IF not sold by the first OF
January nex:, it will be sold at Public Sale. The
title Is indisputable. Apply to
Oct. IA, 1859. w. NJ HALL.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28
THE GREAT RESTORATIVE.
SEVER AND AGUE CURED By DR.. M'LANE'S

EEh ER AND AGO + I u NIL d IN "a A~---'-
LIVER PILLS.
C-Mr Jonathan Houghman, of vest Jhlon'
Park County, Illinois, writes 10 the propFetoTs,
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, that he had suffered
Greatly from a severe and protracted attack Of re-
yer and Ague and was completely restored to health
by the use of the Liver Pills a!one. These Pills
unquestionably possess great tonic properties ana
ran be taken with decided advantage for many dis
eases requiring invigorating remedies but the AlV
ysr Pills stead pre-euinent means Of restoring
: sdisoreauized Liver TO healthy action hence the
great celebrity they have attained. The numerous
formidable diseases arising from diseased LIVER
which 50 !onr bafssd the skill Of the most eminent
nbvsicians OF the United States, are now rendered
epsy of cure thanks to the stady and perseverance
of;the distinguished physician whose name 'his
great medicine bears-a name which will descend
10 posterity as one deserving Of gratitude THIS
Invaluable medicine should always be KEEP. within
reach and on the appearance OF the earliest symP-
toms of diseased Liver, il be safely and useful
IL administered.
rIg-Purchasars wilI be careful to ask Tor Dr.
y,LANR,S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manu-
faetured by FLEMING BROS, Of PlrrsBuR6H, Pa
There are other Pills purporting TO be Liver PMS
now before the public. Dr. M'Lane's genuine Llv-
e. Pills, also his celebrated Fermiiuge, can now be
had at ali respectable drug stores. None genuine
without he signature Of
uc,. y, is59.-Im. FLEMING Bho9'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned
Il appointed by the Orphans Court oil Bed
ford County, to report distribution OF the
money in the hands of Epbraim roster
administrator of the Estate Of Richard l.. fos-
ter, deceased, will attend TO the duties OF MS
appointment at his Office IN the Borough OF
Bedford On Tuesday, the first day OF Novtn-
Der, instant, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. OF said day,
when and where all parties interested can at
tend if they see proper. JOHN P. REED,
Oct. IL, 1859. Auditor'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28

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F. w. JENKINS,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
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wEBiCAL IMP0SSIBILlrlEs.


For a long time certain class OF diseases have
bafHed the skin and practice Of the most eminent
members of tie regular medical faculty. Foremost
syaong Iness ni os-ilaFsy or falling
h,.. Happily by the skill and inventive genius
ofaa eminent chemist OF Baltimore, Md, this dis
ease has been brought within the means of cure
We Gude to the preparation called the VEGETABLE
Extract EplLzPrIc PILLS, invented and prepared by
Dr.. SETH S. HAxcz, OF los Baltimore street, BaitI-
u.orc, Md. Since their discovery many persons who
had given up all hope Of even being cured, have
been restored to the full enjoyment Of health
Prominent among these we might enumerate Mr..
HARRIsoX L1GHTFooT, Of Huntsville, Alabama. Mr..
l., has saFered as much from Epilepsy, any 9th
sr person in the world, never knowing what Il was
70 pass week without having attack. and often
falling in the streets of Huntsvl,!e. lie Is no" full
" restored and has had attack Tor more than
Z year. Dr.. Hances Pills have been The sure cause
Of this cure. These pills also cure all notifications
Of Fits, SPasms, Cramps &c, and are very service
able for persons OF weak nerves. DR.. Hance, sends
them 10 auy part of the country the receipt OF a
remittance. Price, one box, So two. s. twelve,
S24. Address Seth 6. Eance, los Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Nd.
Oct. 81, lS59.-lm.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE. The undersigned
IA appointed by the Orphans Court Of Bedford
County, TO report distribution OF the money
in The bands of JOB Mann, Esq, Executor Of
the last will, Sc, of William Maikrn, deceased,
will attend to the duties of his appointment,
on Wednesday, the second day of November,
instant, at 10 O'Clock of said day, when and
where al! parties interested can attend if they
see proper.
JOHN P. REED,
Oct. Ia, 1859. Auditor.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
REAL ES'TaTE.

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
Of Bedford county, the subscriber will offer at
public sale, on the premises, in Harrison town
sbip.g Bedford county, on FRIDAY, the 18Th
day Of Nov. next, the following Rea! Estate,
late the property of Henry Bel'z, deceased,
viz
.aTRACT OF L.A.ND
situate in said township, adjoining lands OF Solo
mon Leydig and - Watman. on the south
and east, aud Jacob Hllligas Oh fhe northwest,
containing about eighty-four acres.
The improvements are two story and
halt
Log D,Uelling House, IN good repair,
log stable with threshing floor, and other out
buildings. There is also good young apple
orchard upon the property, and The place IS
we'll walered with some as 6ne springs as can
be found-about 90 acres are cleared and 10
good state of cultivation, the land being near
~ all new. The residue is well timbered-
the place is about half mile from the turn
pike. Possession given on the lst OF April
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
JOHN SILL,
Ort. 81 1859. Adm'r.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.


To Ike Coroner, tie Justices Of the Pence,
and ConStG5Ies IN TIE difsreat To~nStiPs
IN The County Of Be%ford, Greeting.
KNOW YE that in pursuance Of a Precept to
me directed, under the hand and seal Of the
Hon. FRANCS II. MiMMELL, President Of the
several Courts OF Common Pleas in the Sixteenth
District, consisting OF the counties OF Franklin,
Bedford, Somerset and Fulton, and by virtue
OF his office ofthe Court of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail delivery for the trial of caPi-
tai and other offenders therein and in the Gene
raj Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace; and
JOHN G.. HARTLEY and A. ]. SNIVELY, Esqs.,
Judgesoft the same Court, in the same County
OF Bedford, You and each of you are hereby re-
CURED to be and appear in your proper persons
with your Records, Recognizances, Examina-
tions, and other remembrances before the Judges
aforesaid, at Bedford, at Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Gene
raj Quarter Sessions Of the Peace therein to be
holden for the county of Bedford, aforesaid,
on the Sd Monday Of Nov. (being the 2lst
dav,)at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon of that day
there and then to do those things to which youI
several Offices appertain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the
eS day OF October, N the year of our Lord
1889.
WILLIAM S. FLUKE, Sheriff.
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Administrators Notice.

Letters OF administration having been gran
ted46 The usabscriber residing in St Clair Town
ship,1aaop he estate of Elizabeth Griffith,
lale idsTow aship deceased, all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate are notified TO
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment-and a. persons indebted are requested to
make paymsnt immediately.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH,
Oct "a, Administrator