The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-09-04

DIX i "A = N<IIGGS AMI III A4AN
This extensive and celebrated estab-
lishment is announced to exhibit in this
place, on Thursday, Sept. 10th, Court
week in the afternoon and night, on
the lots where the Fair was held last
year. 1t is represented by our eX-
changes as being one of the very best
circuses now travelling, and one that
fulfills all the promises made in the adj
vertisements. The Menagerie depart
ment is said to contain the largest, best
varied and most valuable collection OF
beasts and birds ever concentrated in
one establishment, and the Circus de-
partment has been so arranged that
none but frst-claSs dFtisteS have been
employed in the exhibitions in the
ring. This is no "brOken down" circus
establishment, bat one that has been
recently fitted up regardless of labor or
expense. Wherever it has been on eX-
hibition its immense canvass has been
crowded 10 overhowing. A grand
pageant will be given every day at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, which is described as
the most effectual parade ever given as
a gratuity. The doors open one hour
and half before the circus perform
ance begins, in order to give the people
time to see the Birds and Beasts, which
department boasts of twenty dens of
objects, independent of those which
are led over the road. On the whole,
this show promises to be rare treat
to all lovers of nature, art and amuse-
ment. Exhibitions will be given at
the following places, next week =
Somerset, Tuesday, Sept. s.
Stoystown, Wednesday, Sept, 8.
Bedford, Thursday, Sept. 10.
Bloody Ran, Friday, Sept. II.
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THE best chewing tobacco, ofall kinds,
| and the largest assortment of cigars,
pipes, and smoking tobacco, TO be had
in Bedford, at Dan Crouse's. $50 for
/ him.
MANS first duty is to himself There
are accidents which no foresight can a
void. Every ones experience remem-
ber5 some lusty, much enduring man
stricken down as though by apestilence,
Disease flies in the air. Typhus creeps
from every sewer. Prince Albert was
swept from the most luxurious throne
of Europe by the miasma of a neglec-
ted drain. Science, art, medicine, are
every day arrested by the cold and bit
ter hand of death. No man who val
ues his life, or rather, those to whom
his life is all in all, should hesitate TO
provide against ever-present DANCE: by
taking policy from some good Life
Insurance Company. Here is one
brought to us by Mr. Jay Cooke, the
| great financier of the rebellion, mana
! ged by men of national reputation for
honor and sagacity; with an enormous
capital, and arranged on the most liber-
al and thoughtful basis. 1t is nation
al Company. The rates of premium
are low. All policies are non-forfeit-
ing, and all premiums are returned at
death. We commend this company es-
| pecialIy to our readers, the same time
| saying tIrs1t Win sucn an opportunity
| presented to father of a family, there
is no excuse for his delaying a day in
covering his life with a good policy of
| insurance.
New STORE ROOM.-Our enterprising
friend, d. r. Anderson, Esq, of Cen
terville, has lately erected fine two
story building, in which he has fitted
up one of the largest and finest store
rooms in the county. The room is 30
feet long by 20 wide, and is filled with
the largest and best stock of all kinds OF
goods, usually kept in country store,
ever brought to that section of the
county. By selling as cheap as the
cheapest and paying strict attention to
the wants of his customers, he expects
to merit and receive a liberal patron
age from thecommunity among which
he has shown such a spirit of enter
prise. Success to him.