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Bachelors Hair Dye!
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- WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR's celebrated Hair Dys
producesa color not 70 be Distinguished from nature
warranted not to njurs the Hair In the least renedi
in effects Of bad dyes and inNgsratss the Hair fos
uie. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR Instantly turns Z
speadd Black Brown. leaving tho Hair soft and besu
tful Sold BY al Drusgias, So, .y4su Is aHssl /
a. The Genuine y signed WILLIAM 4. BAT0HD'
L0R on tie oSr side Of each 0se ,.fssd 10 5.li +
FAcroay, No. 81 BARCLAY sflsss, (Lsh as8 Brood
seaysad1 Is Bond &srssts,) Nav ToaE. ...s gs
may81.w1y II ayef' ss.sai tI-45 8 asa u n. ass.
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CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF, 1HvA
ID.-Published for the benefit and ~ warning and
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay. &c.; supplying At the same time the
means Of Self Cure By one who has cured himself ate,
being put great expense through medical imposition
and quackery. By enclosing postpaid addressed en-.
velope, SINGLE COPIES may be had Of the author MA.
THANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq, Bedford. Kings Co., N. 7.
march14d&wly I'd 6.E,e .r,,,., ,r,s.,-,-..,s...
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UNIVERSITY.

ewIOTICE.-The next Term Of study will commence
Thursday Sept 4th 1852 Tuition from 81 80 to ~
according to the studies pursued NJ t'.s'' &
Board from 81 Is to - 80 per week; and young men
frequently board themselves t much lower rates Young
ladies' accommodated near the College Building.
circular will be sent to any person who desiresh
undersi0ed. .gaii,51a asf 1 4. b. ALLEN, .
aug2w6W 90 ELL sss = IN PRESIDENT
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tHon ~ Sunday Mercury
EDIfoR T. T.: eoms enthusiasm Wa excitsd
here In the early part Of the week, my boy. bv
the return Of III Venerable Cannon from 4
visit 10 HE eyed family at Hugville, whittier he
goes regularly once month for the benefit of
the ,ssgacious chaps Of the press A great bles.
ding & the Venerable Cannon. to the palladium
of our liberties, my ,boy;, for, no sooner does
our army cease to change its base Of operations.
and do other things calculated to make the war
interesting and lengthy, than he pulls out bis
rufaes, sighs frequently, and melts away to Mug.
iviliss Then Ill the sagaoious press chaps rush
to the telegraph Office and fash feverish para
graphs to- the intelligent morning journals:
"Highly mportant-Sudden departure of the
Venerable Cannon for -Nugville to attend the
deathbed of relative-Believed in military cir
Giles shat hisindicates change 10 the Cabinet
Border States delegation has again waited on
the Presidsnt-Aore vigorous policy needed
the editors Of all the Intelligent
morning journals ecstaticslly print the para
graphs, afiixing to them: s'sNossy BY Editor -
Washington is q town in the so.calied District
of Columbia-situated on the Potomac We
infer from our correspondents dispatch that il
has not yet been taken BY the rebel. ~ n y
American journalism. my boy, in presenting q
vast amount of matter daily, is eminently cal.
culated to impress the youthful brain with 1
keen sense of what wide distinction there il
between Mind and Matter. - "a Fs,&t
& Immediately on the return of the Venerable
Cannon be commenced saying things, which
made oil the rest of mankind seem like withered
children in comparison with him. He was beam
ing genially on the throng at Willard's, and says
IN him.
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( HRoRA INSTITUTE 8 CLARK
"A aEMINARY Ts s.
NLL TERN OPENS AUG. %. :.

It ID ono OF the most successful Schools u the Wes ana
fully entsiad tothe large patronage has received
one Of the healthie and most pleasant towns In Illinois
The standard Of scholarship Il high and the building the
nest Of the kind In the State The Female
o0ers special Inducements Expsnses vary from v120 TO
0QOO per year. according TO the studies. Liberal dis
counts 70 tlerGymsn. For oirculars. address
Rev. G. w. QUkREAU, 4. n,
,v,a.vam Aurora Illinois.
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BnLs socnrY Dsrou4olY.-At the sore Of Mr. v
". Harper, Je6son stFeet, Burlington, Whsee Ensiih
German, 6wsdi.h and WEIGH Bibles and Tstansnts ma
always 30 found ct one price nove. /
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TEA Table rALK.-"I like to take tes with
you," said Mrs. A. to Mrs. B. the other even.
ing, sbesause you always have such nice bis.
cults. How do you make them! It is easy
enough to make good biscuits, was the reply,
'ifyou have the right materials, An indis-
pensable ARTICLES DeLand's Chemical Salera-
tus, and / would not use any other II went
ten miles on foot to get it. And what's more, ]
would not patronize grocer who did not keep
it for salk'' All the ladies present CONQUERED
in the opinion Of Mrs.. A., that the biscuits
were tho best they ever saw, and with Mrs. B.,
that the Chemical Saleratus was an indispen-
sable article for baking them. s,5 i, gs,.ss
For sale by al the wholesale grocers in Chi
cago. assa DIV.
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~ TO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES Re-
tired Clergyman having been restored to health In few
days. alter many years Of great Suffering, willing to a.
directed envelope copy 81 the prescription TOD. Di.
rect {, the Rsy JOHN 4. DAGNkLL 1855 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, ny. ,Er,ta Gune14-w4m
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Named nsSdstbeueA tSssis6sd q dlstusshes suA
snneyisy - lspsakess ~ hufraAisgaiSs UsE
Davb, and t6fsatenlhk - wsislup - hb knesu
~ sAe, blood Of SoAs1 in6ividuAls present. swhe
had taken a. aciiys pArt in'gstting up The meet.
ihg. Complaint Va laid agaiasl Lauderboush
and he was ct once affsstsd and the Officer start.
ed for Brighton With the prisoner. SonsWhere
"a The road Swishsr and his compsrss rescued
LouderboueA andiset him ct liberty, enabling
him 70 make good bis escape. Tho parties i'm.
phcated 10 the rescue were arrested, and, q
jail 70 await The decision Of the Provost Marshal
Of tho district, who 10 expected here from St
Louis 70 day. They viii no doubt, If found
guilty, have IN, opportunity Of serving Uncle
Sam In the honorable capacity of soldisra-
Davenport Democrat aEa sa5aEa 9sgs.9 b
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THE FALL TERM

~ .3Y y uWo h3Stt I,sH JfF y .tsEtah W.
OF th. D4NyHLE SELECT SCHOOL win commence
on Wednesday, Aug. 9Th, 70 continue fourteen weeks
Terms Common English Branches Isl a ss, x
n s1t se Latin extra, ss spes a. bok .z97sNn,5 80
.y7ae75 French - 49, -ga a..oo ~ na ascoo
e usss-~st Ms, n. P0WEks, Teacher.
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-
$40 Rownty. sn~s q sas $50 IN iAdaaSca
Ia sal IOWA BOYS ATTENTION. q,7g
One Hundred A1le Bodied Non Wasted, be.
tween the ages Of 10 and 45 years, to serve du.
ring the var, in to Regiment now forming in
the First Congressional District Hsis s;5
96S BOUNTY IN ADvANCE-t0S OF
'sotWHICH Is GIVEN BY DIES MONIES
eai HatAYEs s4i COUNTY gsj.H2 d SET
Recruits subsisted from date Of enlistment
Pay from &ls to $s2 per month and S75 addition
d Bounty in Gold to each man when honorably
discharged from service. q os2aa 'tE2g
FALL In! and secure the large. Bounty now be
Ing offered. Vi a5a i.sE .s.e8 .sa.5sg "a
A. A. PERKINS, nd
,5i aear fsBl Captain Governors Guards,
5qg... 10 ag9.5as "a y.s Recruiting Officer.
Office in Barrett House. - ta1 - d&w
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

FOR THE RAPID CURE or, ,i6asrI ;
Coughs Colds, Innuenxa, HoerssAesSs
h CFouP, nronchitis. Inetpient Cen:
.fs "a Z 81 COnsuApt1ve Patients !tg.g,
81 ga 40 n edyeAeed Stages Ia slgsf
q the Disease.
This 4 remedy % universally known 10 spass ~
other for The cure Of throat and hung complaints tAat e
usela hess b publsh ths Evidence Of 10 vstls. III
unrvaed sxcsllsncs for coughs and colds and IT. truly
wondsrful cures Of pulmonary dseeSe, have made e
known tAroughous the cvilisDd nations of IL eAtA.
Few ass the ecnmunias. q svea nmnisa saeef -
some living trophy IN their midst Of It, victory tA0
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and un
they know, too, the effects Of this remy ueed net
d. more than TO assure them that Il has now ea he W.
Won . :slonsiy 1 upon IL oonadsSes q %saiind
lrsDazed By u. G. AYR eco. Lowell 1ao.
teod BY q. 3. GAY, Burlington. ag. sr-.A...t
H Reed Co.. ChicagoSend III dealers n Msdicnea
everywhere. solf89'4J EsS9a ijuly15d&Weow1y
"a = 4 49, y. "a.
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"KNIGHT-ERRANTRY ILLUSTRATED
o. Challenge to battle, BY Augustus Cesar
Dodge, late Minister near the Court Of Spain,
and what came Of It, }" wiz be issued in IN
eight page pamphlet, printed in the best style
Of the art, in few days. Price s cts. per
copy, Or IS, 90 per hundred. Address ]. p
Brown, Hawk-Eye News Depot, Burlington
Iowa. 'pa q q esssia 's7je (aug13.dtf.
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NEW BOOKS. 40 sitl . 94n7E3
IN "t ~ >S->S'solA s7oapd 5ssirgsl zoos
g H. IDA PY11rrHR's LAST TRAVELS,
Inclusive Of witt 70 Madagascar, with an Autlbio.
graphical memoir Of the author. For sale By 'afFa
aug9dtf tolR@@ 3aas 3s3aa ~ J. L. OORSB.
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practical. CHRISTIANITY.
. treatise specially designed for young men. By J.
s.. g. Abbott. For sale By
Fs ans2-dW u-T - -a.iE J. L. OORSE. .
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4 4 RMIES OF EUROPE. s,i
"A G'.tt 10 s4ssvstg 81 By Geo. B. Mcclellan.
Comprising descriptions In detail Of the military sys.
TENS Of England France, Russia Prussia, Austria and
the United States service. For sale BY atog 81 I
! aug2-dH t,s. 49,, ....5r.f J. L. OORSE.
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! SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office in Barrett House. . ss 1s
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NOaiWAR TAX smse aaigsrsasss :.
In s2i1W Sof se!Tfss issBs 50 yrat.Fiz 70 Tor
EsaifaA 10 sdsss9r ,tS4s4g1ses kuuaf "a va,
hsiioSas sd iisaa aIsMssu sars baa 80
al iea ,gaei3ef57sf dora gsEaJ hssasaego 80
80 ,ssa oss a33i5ssSsasS sEi ak t.;,sssssfs,.
BOOTS AND SHOES Z.
7slY ass3 q 6a9islh 81 y35 deas 9s8 gods
- soss1ss 500 3aaaa IS q yaa 10 sHal bit IA
for 0Is nezs Mrw days yishox adding ne war tar
+ addition 10 ny sOr.sr seek. have received Win
The iast ten days ffon 8sttl,a aaBs gHs g9sa5.
- lss ~ HG Ssa I9a5 So sa3 5a1 t3a si8l
sLocoxB = SONS, aa5is
md other Factories q god rspu.s. over TOO Hsndrs
tq.s 4 and FTV 0asss Of assorted
Fall and Winter Goods.
Farmers o. others having large Families 70 supply,
= ~. ses money ~ avans themselves o. the oppofani
GOOD As THE BEST AND CHEAP AS TIL
IS 81 CHEAPEST, s5si
sao.t1z Inc ISL OH t35: S. 3sa s;f, 80
% G3saGne sB9I'3s5s u va us r5iisb ., IS
8aas7aa hny motto. Mark Tie place, I'd 5s,l.1i
q .sai3 a5l a.tsj SgaGg Of. tHsa fggi1tA
soy OF zaE Elk HoRxs. 49, s. a :a.3 #il'
b z,.,., NO. = JEFFERSON srslr'
aas7.dsv4na s7ssfs :. n. CAFrREY.
n N. WAsHBURN, .s.5ags4 yam
Manufacture Of -
Sash, Doors,E Blinds; Brackets and
Sass Noulding0, 1aaaa s,rssy.2y
Of The bs quality Of Seasened humber, ct the old ste
head Of Main Street, Burlington, Iowa.
+ =. an nwA1u -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-04-11
The Rail Road Law Suits,

r, AS there seems to be some misunderstanding
in regard to the nature of the application for
writ of Quo IVaraato, against the Bedford Rail
Road Company, recently refused by Judge Mil,
we would say, for the information of our read
ers, that the failure of that application does not
touch the question of liability on the part of the
original subscribers Of stock, who are now re-
'-sisting the efforts of the company to enforce
payment, Upon several grounds Independent of
the Qao Waruato
We are for the Rail Road, and will continue
to do, as we have already done, our very best
to advance the interests of the road But we
do not desire to be understood in any thing we
say in favor of the road as attempting to pre-
Judge any question in litigation between the Rail
Road Company and the subscribers of stock.
The persons whose names appear upon the sub
scription books, are among our best and most
upright citizens, and it is only unfortunate that
their differences with the Rail Road Company,
could not have been adjusted without an appeal
to the law. Without taking sides in regard to
the pending suits between the subscribers of stool,
and the company, it shall be cur object, if pos
slble, 10 bring about u better understanding be-
tween the parties, and to do what in our power
lies to further the interests of the road without
doing injustice to the subscribers of stock. or
any body else. 1t is our earnest desire--as it
ought to be that of every cnterprising citizen of
the county-that the Bedford Rail Road NAV
be completed as soon as possible We care not
who furnishes the means to do this-whether
the original subscribers of stock, the Pennsyl-
vania r. Il. Co., Or any other moneyed corpo-
ration--so that the means are obtained and the
road brought to an early completion. We look
~-s4sv - s,-~.v- oriu--DrIo nIII,nIug OF the
road-when the tllunders of the locomotive shall
awaken from their chronic slumbers the Rip Van
Wrinkles Of our ancient borough, and the steam
god shall breathe the breath of life into the nos
trils of business and I'll its phlegmatic lungs
with newand vitalizing energy So mote it be.
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FAST LIFE AND SWIFT DECAY.
rHE ONLY cnrNTeEt1fECK.


The times in which we lirc TEEN Win wor,,ers-
Nothing seems Impossible; fur the ;muossih-
,lesaf one yea become the comm0npace evai,s Ct
t'.c nrxt. Lightning p,eEses, instautanccu Gus rom-
Iadnicatlon between Tic most distant IIir;s, md
hnnuuGefsbt Inventions for ecrlrycss;riq scat a.
mot'mes Of tusino.s INTO small spaces OF time,
AMI for curtailing the processes Of protuIton
aiit nlaauac;ures, are amcng tho ma:vcis OF
this lhnyctous cro. Under such circun.star-
ccs we may truly be SAIL to live a "fast lie"
Bat wh,thcr he whiyt and rash By which wo
Gre borne along is really conducive TO chr hapTs-
ness is another question:,
Certain it Is that the average daration Of hui
man life is decreasing iii the midst of this exc
citeucnt. The modern phases of disease seem
to puzzle and battle the taealty, and with two
remarkable exceptions, viz HOILOWAIS
PILLS and HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT, no
medicines appear 10 make tho desired impression
upon Internal Or external disorders, These
two celebrated remedies arc said, however, TO bo
accomplishing the mes. wonderful cures through
out the length and brc'lth Of our land Liver
complains. and diseases Of the stomach and bow,
els which in q majority OF cases are produced
by ovor-excrtion and over exc iiemcht ia basi,,
ness, ycl, to the Pills when oil the resources OF
the druggist and arothecary have failed, aud
efrpirc and sco.il;!oas complaints seem TO L@
equally anier the control Of the ointment we
congratulate Doctor HOLLOWAY IN the Es@
nal successof his great medicines in Tins eoun-
Try, F.om what we know OF the man, We
have 90 doubtthat the profits derived from thas
success will afford him far less satisfactionthan
the knowledge Of the good his remedies have
etfacted.--y Y, Ainer's1p
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School Directors, VIM. Cuppet, VIM. Crisma
Auditor, Chas. Crisrnan; It. Clerk, Levi Ott
lrorideacs E.--Jusiice of the Peace, STINT
pNycnm; Constable, Samuel Manspeaker; $
peryisors, John Karns Simon Hinish; Assesss
Harrison Brison; Judge, Charles NIcLaughli
Inspectors, William 1.ysinger, d. Eshelm4l
School Directors, Anthony Fetter, David Fob
Auditor A. Ii. Bottomfield. .
Poyitlence W.--Constable, William Sparls
Assessor, John Riley; Judge, Jacob J. Fob
Inspectors, Joseph Weaverling, NJ. III. Pik
Supervisors, Jacob MILESTONE, Solomon SPARK
School Directors, Asa Williams, CA. l.. M
and Il. Black ran tie voteg Auditors, DAM
Sparks, Asa Williams, Z. +. Kerr; L. Glen
George Richcy.
ScaelSbu,y Borough-Constable, John Ct5
Assessor, A J. Snively; Judge, George Slac
Inspectors, George w. Wertz, E. f. Garlingd
School Directors, Daniel Miller, John Smitl
Supervisors, David Border, W. J. Rock; Aud
tor, J. 5. ochell; r. Clerk, Jacob Duli
50. Cbnn-Justicc of the Peace, Jacob wa
ter; Constable, George Yeagcr; Judge, Thorn
Allison; Inspectors Samuel NJ Sleek, Sam,
Clark; Assessor, Thomas g. Wiscgarver Al
ditor, A. NJ. Horn Supervisors, Robert kurl
Sol. Shrader; School Directors, Joseph Griili /
Isaiah Morris; L. Clerk, John Allsta,lt
SSGhe Spqng-Constable David Jamisd
Judge, Andrew Mortimore; Inspectors, Geot(
sSmouse, sr., John s. Baker; Supervisors, Hk
~ Reed michael S. Richey and Jonathan Bd
tomfed ran a tic vote), School Directors, So
onion ReiShard, 1.-TWO next highest tic votc); A,
ditor, Jesse Hoffman.
outaamptoa-Constablc,J John Cavender; Al
SCISSOR, Elijah Shipley; Judge, David Walter
Inspectors, Jesse Howsarc, Denton Stevens 81
pcryisors, George Miller, Archibald Casteo
Auditor, John Mors.
Uno6n--Constable, Gabriel Burket: Judg
John Wyssong; Inspectors, GeorgcJ. Carn, !.
McGrigor; Assessor, George W. Points; Al
ditor, A. II. Hull; School Directors, Geore
Stuff, Joseph c, Dull; T. Clerk, A. p, Mc3
head; Supervisors, John RitcleyG,, Joseph Imle
Foodbe'qy W.-Constable, Henry Flukc
i"isc jeremiah Mentzer: Inspectors, f. L
Barnet, Daniel Barley; Assessor, Frederic
Kaufman; Supervisors, Jacob Bauzler, Dan
Baker; School Directors, VIM. NJ Pearson, N
f. Stock; Auditor, J. B. Miller.
Woodbery S.-Justicc of the Peace, John 1
Fluke; Constable, Thos. Watson Judge, Joh
l.. Meloy; Inspectors, Daniel Bayer, Aarp
Reed; School Directors, Levi Biddie, S. B. Eur
ry; Supervisors, Saml. Nicodemus, David Datz
Assessor, Alexander Ilolsinger.
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Evacuation of Island No. 10.

la A telegram received here states that Com.
Foote has telcsraphed to the Navy Department,
4 that Island No 10, the supposed rebel strong
: hold, has been evacuated. There is nothing
said Of the capture Of any prisoners, but it was
supposed that munitions OF war would be found
! in the late encampment Of the rebels, which
they are said to have left in haste.
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sx Capt. P. G.nMorgart, of Bloody Run,

e@ Capt p. G.fMorgart,, Of Bloody Run,
will offer for sale, at his residence, on Tuesday,
Goth inst, lot of fine horses, cattle and hogs
parlor, kitchen, bedroom and bar furniture, and
other personal property in great variety, also,
forty-fve acres of excellent land, situated few
miles East of Bloody Run. Persons desiring
of bargains will consult their interests by at
tending this sale.
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Glorious Rhode Tslandi

Amid the desert waste of New England fa-
naticism, the little Island State stands forth an
oasis of patriotic conservatism. The gallant
Gov. SPRAGUE, the Democratic and Conserva-
tive nominee for Governor has been reelected.
almost without opposition. In the Legislature.
for which the Republicans made desperate
contest, the Democrats and Conservatives have
a amajority, on joint ballot, of So! This result
secures the return of q Democratic u. S. SEN
ator, in place of Simmons, Republican.
c3' A Post Office has been established on the
route from Bloody Run to Hopewell, at Ham
ilton, thriving village at the junction of The
Plank roadand the Bedford Railroad. Thomas
NJ. Richey has been appointed Post Master. All
our subscribers living in the vicinity, who wish
their papers sent to the above designated office,
will inform ns by letter or otherwise. Can't
our friends procure fifty new subscribers TO our
paper, to be sent TO Hamiltonl
e5- The school-housc at sSloan's Hollow. in
s.. Clair tp., was destroyed By fire few week
ago. AL the desks and school-books in tbe
house were consumed. 1t is not known how
the fire originated, but it is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiuy, or that it re-
suited from the careiessness of persons who had
no right nor business within the house after
night
CT Raisad breeze-thc problems in oui
School Column Solutions and answers are a:
plenty as black-borries, and from the peep whicl
we got at them, through the Kindness of Mr.
Syntax, we should judge them to be about a.
different from each other as the colors of tha
fruit when beginning to ripen
ca We have on hand large assortment o
well printed blanks, consisting of Summonscs
Sabpenas, Executions, Conslablcs' Sales, In
formations, Warrants, Judgment Notes, Prom
'ssory. Notes, with waivcr) Zee Bills, &C., &c.
'also, a large lot Of new, beautiful! and convc
nient DEEDS, all of which me sell very low.
ri VI ihe saddiers of Our county, are reques
ted to read the advertisement of Messrs. Mai
and Dawson, of Pit:sburg, dealers in Saddlcr,
Hardware, &c. There establishment is one O
;the most complete in all its departments to b
found in the State.
q ET Justices of the Peace, elected at the ro
cent elections, must notify tho Prothonotary
Nhetr acceptance within thirty days from tn
aste OF their election.
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~ CoMpAnIsoNs--It is useless to deny ,ha

-
tr rCoMpARIsoNs.--lt is useless to deny thai
the masses of the people have deep-seated an(
settled confidence in ''Sal@oparHa," as an nj
terative remedy. notwithstanding this conf
dence has of late years been abused By many
preparations claiming to possess its virtues but
really with none at all, still the people believe
in its intrinsic value as n remedy, because they
have known of its cures. The rage for large
bottles at a low prices, has called into market
many compounds Of Sarsaparilla which con
tain scarcely any OF it, or even any medical vir.
tues whatever Yetevcrybody knows that Sar,
saparilla is the great staple antidotc for Scrof
ula, Eruptions and cutancous diseases, and for
the purifcation Of the blood, when they can
get the real article, or an actual extract Of it.
Such we are now able TO inform them, they can
obtain. Dr. j. c. Aver & Co, the celebrated
chemists of the East, whose reputation assures
us they do well whatever they undertake, are
selling q Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
which, although, the bottles do not contain
quarts, for a dollar, do contain more of actual
curative power than whole gallons of the stutfs
which have been in ttse. It is asserted that
one bottlccf Ayers Sarsapariia contains more
than doublethe amount of medical virtue, which
is afforded by any other. This fact is not on
y apparent to the taste, but its effects and cures
afford incontestiblo proof that it is true. Such
remedy has been longsought for, and is every
where needed by all classes of our community.
[ Gage" Cynthiana, Ky.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-04-11

81 The Chambersburg Repository and Trans
crpt, in arccent very luminous and perspicacious
article, gives, as the deliberate and solemn con-
viction of the editor, that LINCOLN will be a
stgleany' President We think he is even now
''grand, gleaoy' and peculiar"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-04-11

cS-An esteemed friend desires lis to present
the name of ISAAC KENsINGER, Fsq., of this
county, as a suitable one to be placed upon the
Democratic State ticket during the coming
campaign, for the Office of Surveyor General.
Mr.. Kedsinger is an excellent man, a good
Democrat and deserves the office