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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-09

s.
! Miss Ada Webb, the actress, who has
just married, not long ago settled a
breach of promise case in Michigan with
out having it come to trial, she receiving
$4,000 instead ofthe $50, 600 claimed.
It is proposed by the Ohio Republicans
to use General Rosecrants' letter as a cam
paign document. Ifl G.iahjst
Rosa Bonheur is accused of smoking.
Adelina Patti writes that she will new
er7 come to sing in America again. .aag
tesseps,--the Suez Canal constructor,
now offers, e$2,4o0,0O0, to make ship
canal through the Isthmus of Corinth,and
tthds shorten the distance between Trieste
land Constantinople twenty hours.
/ Dr. Allen, Of wickedcst-man-in,New
York notoriety, has become respectable
and obscure, common place and .un
IknoTn53od bsteTdsIe9 odt ssif5 s6t.
It is understood that Commodore Wander
bilt paid five hundred dollars to the luck
clergyman who oficiated at his marriage.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-07-30

THE radicals can say nothing against
Asa Packer, except that ne is q man
Of wealth. Wen. he was once a poor
tanner boy, afterwards showed the plane
at tEe carpenters bench, then became
a canal boatman and made his fortune
by honest industry. He did not a.
mass his wealth by roBbing the public
treasury Ike the radical men Of shod-
dy, but earned his money BY his own
labor. The radicals who sHeer at him
on account Of his riches, cannot bear
to see a laboring man rise to fortune
aud success. They hate the toiling
masses and Iegislate for the benefit Of
q sci .ct aristoeracy. Packer is a rep
reaentative man among the working
men Of America. He Is of them and
with them, knows their needs and
sympathizes with their wants. Such
a man IS to be admired and loved, not
derided and scorned, for his successful
battle with the world.
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alew next addressed the people and
saids Gentlemen of the Asa Packer
Club, and fellow citizens of the city of
Philadelphia, the principal peFsonages
upon this scene must be the Candidates
who have been presented before me
and the citizens Of the State for their
support at the next election But I'M
derstand that / am called upon, as 3
member of the Convention by which
these gentlemen were put III nOmIna-
ti0u. have but few words IN re-
spouse 10 your invitation. You have
essuse TO rejoice IN the action of the
State Convention, whose proceedings
you have meet in some measure to
ratify, for that convention has Civ
en- you, gentlemen of the East, q rep
resentative, and gentlemen ofthe West,
a representative whose character viii
bear the strictest scrutiny. here and
elewhere, now and hereafter.
That Convention also gave plat
form Of principles which will endure
examination and discussion, and both
candidates and platform stand above
and beyond any assault by our oppo-
nents. Cheers. We begin now con-
test which IS 10 result IN the Tegeuera-
ton Of our public affairs. There is a
widespread and just expression that
matters are not satisfactory, either at
Harrisburg or Washington and this
dissatisfaction Is not confined 10 our Or
ganiZation, for il is known that il ex-
tends through the masses of the COM
munity. Wisely, therefore, has the
State Convention embraced the Opper-
tunity Of presenting candidates upon
whom men OF all parties can unite
men who can command support be-
yOnd the bonds ofpOlitical organization;
men who have been true To their eOun-
try through peace and through war.
Cheers. Men whose fidelity TO our
institutions is recognized everywhere.
They are men who will betray no con-
fdence reposed in them by conserya-
tives and opponents.
After the band had performed sever
al airs the large crow slowly dispersed,
giving cheers for Packer and Persh-
ing.
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PACKER. THE soLDIER-s FRIEND.

In those days OF terror In 1853, when
Gen. Lee invaded Pennsylvania, a
meeting was held in Mauch Chunk for
the purpose Of raising troops for the
defence Of the State. There were hun
dreds Of patriotic men in the mining
regions who were ready TO march a.
gainst the foe, but their families were
dependent for sustenanca upon the wa
ges Of their daily toll, and unless these
were provided for, they could not CO.
The meeting seemed certain to prove
abOrtive, when venerable man with
beuevOlence written all over his face,
arose and said II will provide the
'necessaries Of life for the family Of
every man who enlists to-day, and
''the wages Of those Of my employees
who viii enlist shall be paid during
''the time they serve in the army, the
same a. If they worked for me. y
The gray-haired patriot who spoke
was ASA PACKER, and the response
70 his speech was the immediate vol
unteering Of large number Of men
present at the meeting. And Asa
Packer kept his faith with the meg
whom this speech sent into the field as
soldiers. Their families were prOvi-
ded for and the wages Of his own EN-
ployees who enlisted were paid the
same as if they had continued in his
employ.
Few such friends Of the soldier as
Asa Packer are 10 be found anywhere.
Only a noble nature, liberal mind,
can appreciate that heroism which
ueves a man TO leave behind him wife
and children and all the endeaFments
OF home to risk his life and MS all in
defence Of his country Judge Pack
er's action in the instance just referred
TO, proves that he Is a man who meas
ures at its tue value the patriotic va
Tor which saved Pennsylvania from the
invading host and turned the tide of
battle against the armies Of the South
eTn COufederacy. Justly, therefore,
and without any affectatiOn Of phrase,
may he be termed The Friend Qf the
SCtdjer. Patriot.
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It IS sad to reflect that Mr.. Beech
er's communion plate was so palpa-
bly, poor as not to tempt the eye and
hand Of Ben Butler, who sat under the
preachings Of Plymouth few Sun
days ago.
A United States flag with this de-
vice issuspended across their track from
the offices Of the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road Company at South Bethlehem !:
ASA Packer for Governor"
A man named Thomas Cutters, at
Tuekahoe, y. Y, was struck by the
sun on Saturday, and his mind affect
ed 50 much thereby that on Monday
he cut his throat with a razor
Blondin his been divorced. Hence
forth he will walk the tight-rope Of
life alone; but then he may rope in
another woman ere long.
a baggage smasher On a New York
railroad was astonished to see valise
explode under his manipulation. 1t
contained torpedoes for the Fourth.
A man in Illinois has been fined
fifty dollars and costs by a justice Of
the peace for attempting to steal kiss,
ETC., from a Mrs. Slippery"
The wool clip of Minnesota this year
is larger than ever before, and the av-
erage yield Of each sheep is also unPre-
cedented.
San Francisco is to have big hotel,
covering two blocks, connected at each
story with a covered bridge.
A farmer in Sinking Valley, Blair
county, caught a snake trying to piIk
one Of his cows.
Kentucky has raised a snake with a
head at either end, aud without a cIla-
dial extremity.
Garibaldi is gradually dying, and
within four months the obituaries Of
him viii be in order.
jeff Davis nieces, two young ladies
from Vicksburg, are bellies among the
visitors at Paris.
In Iowa, a man recently broke his
neck while climbing over q fence.
Crotcheting and making are
fashionable industries at the seaside,
Ann f. Dickinson is called ox-eyed
by California critic. The Homerie
beast!
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THAT ~GSE NAN

Last winter certain radical Journals
teemed with denuneiations Of the cor
rupt doings OF the legislature, and af-
fected to pray for bur one man who
might have sufficient nerve TO stand Gp
against the foul schemes to plumber
the people. There is one man who
might have put his foot on the uecks
Of the treasury-thieves, but he had
neither the wish nor the pluck to do
il. That man Is john ". Geary- He
had the power to veto the payment Of
the Extra Pdsters and Folders, bat he
did not do it. He could have refused
to sign the OIL Pipe and Tank BIZ,
which gives a monopoly to few men
in piping petroleum and thus enhances
It's price 10 consumers, but he gave
MS assent to it. He could have
sauelched the infamous act destroying
the Lyeoming Judicial District, which
was openly bought through the legis-
Iature, bat he sat up till midnight that
he might sign it before the people OF
LyeOmfng county could be advised OF
its passage. These are only instances
of "a hundred eases in which an honest
and fearless Governor would have in
terposed his veto to save the treasury
from the IegisIativerobbers thatannual-
ly infest the State capital. But Geary
was hand-in- glove with those miscre-
ants, a eonspirat0r with them in many
OF the infamous measures which they
pushed through the legislature, and
always counted on by them to seal
their work with the eexecutiveapprogal.
He was a constituent part of the
ring" Without him that circle OF
thieves would not have been complete.
Ii would have lacked an important
segment. One of the questions now
before the people Is, Shall the Legis-
Iative Ring be broken? If the masses
would give an affirmative answer, LET
then defeat John w Geary and they
will accomplish their object
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-07-30

ASA PACKER gave nearly million
dollars, in money and real estate, TO
found the Lehigh University, for the
education OF the youth Of Pennsylvania.
JOHN w. GEARY entered into a
bargain with certain relative OF Ste
phen Girard TO bring suits against the
city Of Philadelphia, for the recovery
of the fund which now maintains some
five hundred orphans in Girard Col
lege. This is a fair index to the
general difference in character be-
tween the two men. Choose We be-
tween them.
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The VIrginiasEleetion.

According to the latest returns it ap-
pears that the vote at the recent cleo
ton in Virginia was as follows: Walk
er, 119, 1872; Wells, 10I ,20I, giving
Walker a majority Of Il, ,20I. The reg
istTatiOn was white, IA, 4,5t5, colored,
II8,763, so that Walkers vote was 25,
053, or Is per cent, less than the white
registration, and the vote for Wells
was II, Az, or Is per cent, less than the
colored registration. The votes on the
clauses Of the constitution were as fol-
lows: The Disfranchising cIause-a-
gainst, I24, 4,36I; for 81. 404-majority a
gainst, 80, ,957. The Test Oath clause
against, 124, I(j6; for, SO, ,1l4-InajOrity
against, 1892. From this it will be
seen that Il, 900 persons who voted for
Wells, did not vote for the objectiona-
bic clauses, and Of these about 5000
voted against them.
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SneciaI Natiet

We HAVE \ xU4BER Of JOB lots ~ aiFaEsHs gar
msnta #hish we are selliagoT al prices nsEseh
below their value.
VIZ HAFz GOOD STILLS EEeE CASHMERE PAsrs
re.iaeed to s.. 81 and s.,
sAieb we foruerly sold Al
So, 3 and SIC
We aAyE FEsrs ofsiniIar goods reduced 10 s.
WEHATe eLorHs eAsalMKha, Trieot. Piquet and
other STYLES Of sack coats redaeed 20
IS, So, ST, and IS
About one half their present value
TEEsE ARE sEEFLEs sF0cE, aza IN addition 60
eur regular asssrtAenE Of new and ehe5ee
goods have therefore resolved 10 elise
fhsm ont as prices above neati0Red. IheF
are all good, sound, desirea5Ie goods
SCcE A CE4aCE F8R BARGAINS ts SslSegE gFeystk.
HaLf s-Sg sstses>A EEssET Co.
Fifth and TQWEE Hat,
srrsA STREETS Ne. SIS MARxEr STREET,
PHTLABELPHTA
An Ne S0H RzekBv NEw Venx
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: RADICAL PAPER says it Is well
Known where Geary was during the
war. 1t Is equally well known where
he has been since: in the Executive
Chamber, at Harrisburg, sealing with
his signature the schemes Of the treas
urv thieves.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-07-30
FEMALE SEMINARY,
HAGERST0WN

This institution will commence its Sixteenth
Scholastic year on the
First Monday in September.
Il offers the advantages of Beautiful and
HsalthfHl location, NOBLE RDIFICE especial
ly erected and arranged for a BOARDING
SCHOOL Of the highest grade, ample grounds
and liberal appointment Of Teachers tor Tho
rough Instruction in all the departments of use
fai Ornamental and Scientific education Board
Lights, use Of furnished Room, and tuition in all
the studies Of the regular Course ineiading Latin
for each Term Of Five Months, slice For Gata-
logues, any desired information address
REV WMF r. EYSTER
juiy25E5, Hagerstown, Nd.
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90 7eqqF77g 80 :
GE4RY-s PLATFORM

RgsaErs&- That re wholly approve the prinsi-
uls ard policy Of the adEnInistFatIon Of General
hFrant- and we heartily eEaorss every ssHsimeal
contained in Ais Inaugural address, and sfPsczzl-
Eg 10 hsrs5a rztsfg and appr5rs the late zgssza4-
fzeRf 70 fks C65refifHsI0H 0f ths CRfte5 Sssfss
s~orossd - C0RgrsE5, E1I0a-g tRs FtfsssHtA
4 sgssst. .-R1S5szl 2igtf5rHs zsoptsE at
PAtLz4eIsksa. Jslsss q, Iss3-Sss Bedford bs-
7stirsr # July 2
: = Z z 2 . : : 3 :
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In all e2ses the cash must accompany the order
We respectfully ask the active men Of our party
to get up clubs for the eampaigE At svsEy post
of5se IN the county. In 10 osasr way can tae good
cause be more effectively supported than 5y tae
circulation q Democratic aeEzPap rs Il o1ght
70 be sn easy matter 70 raise eiub of twenty At
aav pest aEes- address MzTERs AEseELl
Bedford. Pa.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-07-30

HoS. w. A. GALBRAITH, of Erie,
has been appointed Chairman of the
Democratic State Committee. he is a
man of intellect and culture and will
make a vigorous campaign.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-07-30
II NJ. FISHER AND BABIES,

II NJ. FISHER AND BABIES,
II. Nszs Door 70 tie BedfosE Hotel
GOOD NEWS AT LAST.
The CAssp>,s Goods err 5ro4gEt 70 Bedford
We viii sell GooDs CEEAPKR- By Is to 75 per
cent. than ever sold in Bedford c0Unty.
The best COFFEE at . cents, but the less
sell the better we are of
The LADIES HOSE, st 10 cents We vii not
hsye this time, bat come at Is for Is, " and 3
cents, and viii make yoa howi
Yea viii all be waited on By ELI and the "a
BIES, as the OLD ELI cannot do anything
himself A great variety Of Parasois, Sunum hrel-
las, P0aket-books &c. Linen Handkfs Ladies
and Gents from cents to IS cents CALTC0ES.
from 10, Il and few pieces az Is cents MUS
sell NOTIONS Too per cent cheaper than auyb body
else All Wool Cassirneres from 50 cents 10 81 90.
All Wool Dress Goods from Is to . cents Tick
ing from 20 to 80 cents Paper Cellars, l6esRts
best. > cents per box. pair Meas Half Hose,
for p cents. Clear Glass Tumhlers, So cents .
dozen, Or cents peace A great bot of Baets
and shoes, 10 be sold cheap. Queens AMI Glass
ware, very low Syrup, SO eeRts an2 81 oa
81 30 for best a. clear as honey, and thick tar
Bakers Molasses, 50 cents par gallon, or Is cents
quart. These Goods will 'sv&aflEet4i n0t be-
sold unless for Cash or Produce. Come snd see
"a, it will Dot cost Snythng 10 she Goods and
Babies. u. B. All these Goods ware bought 81
slaughtered prices in New York
T. NJ FISHER & BABIES
These Goods we sell so low that we cannot at
ford to sing Aud Lang Srne-l
All accounts must be settled by the middle of
July next, by cash note, they wiz be left in
the hands of Z. NJ ALSIP, Esq, for collection.
JuulSm3
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN !
RALLY IN YOUR 1IGHTI
Read. Think and Act,

Our appeal Il 70 The Intelligent, the candid and
tas independent We asa aaIy that people shall
aadsraraasd tAs Issues before thams aud saat, aa-
derstaniFng thszl, they reaees upon their duty
n the premises and then discharge what they be-
Iisve 70 be taat sgty When they some to east
their balIosz In ordsr HAT the questions 70 be
voted apau AZ the eomfng election, may be fairly
ana fulIy presented to the public. the BEpE0RD
G1zsrrE win be furnished for the eampaigu- st
the E5gIewing l0E rates
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salts.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
The undersigned oEers for sale the follow
ing yAlngbie bodies Of land
THREE CHOICE TRACTS OF LAND,
containing $50 acres each situated On the Iuinoi4
Central Railroad, in Champaign county, State sa
Illinois miles FROM the city Of UrbsaA, and ece
mile from EentuaI Station on said Railroad Tive
OF the tracts adjoin, and one Of them has a never
failing pond Of water upon il The city Of UraanA
contains about coo irhsbitAntz Champaign
the greatest wheat growing county in Illinois,
ALso-OHs-f f0atrth af = frGet sf lard, situsted
in Broad Top township, Bedford county. contain
ing about IS seres With ali the coal yeinsef Broad
Top running through II,
Also Three Lots az the to1raa Of CoGlusons
Huntingdon county.
Jan g, 66-6 &c. REAMER
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-07-30

WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS.
w Kith IroH Frsase, Orerstraag Base 3
AgraFs Bridge,
MeiOdeOns and Cabinet Organs,
The best Manufactured Warranted for years.
Fifty Piaoos, Melodeoas and Organs of first
class makers Al Low Prices For Cash or ore
quarter cash and the balance il Mentally install
msHss Second hand Instrument et great bar
gains Illustrated Catalogue mailed Ware
r0oms, 4sl Broadway, New T0rk
HORACE WATERS
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"COSTAR'S"
STANDARD PREPARATIONS

ARE HIs
B E 4 L T I F I E r
THE
Bitter-Sweet aud Orange Blossoms
Eg=0ne Bottle, 81 loo-Three for s.. 90.
HIS
"Costar's'f Rat, Roach, &c Extermiuators.
'Costar's Bed Bug Exterminators
"Costar's' (oxLY FUREl Insect Powder
s0nIy Infallible Remedies known -
SiS years established IN New YORK -
20 900 Boxes and FIasks manufactured daily
Is, Beware Of spurious imitatiauz.
s'AII Druggists ia BEDFORD sell them -
Address
"COSTAR,' 10 Crosby ST., n. Y,
Or, JOHN F. HENRY, Successor to)
DENAs BARNES L co, q Park RoS, y. 7.
Sold in BEDFORD by H HEckERMAy 4 sox.
feblgyt
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BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries,
Clothing Hats, Boots and Shoes. Quesnswars
N5tione, Leather, Tobaeeo, Fish, &c, AZ J NJ
Shoem azsr's Bargain Store
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BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries,
Clothiag Hats Boots and Shoes. Quesnsware
Notions Leather, Tobaeco, FISH. Re, 81 J. NJ
Shoemaker Bargain Store.
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BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries,
Clothing, Rats, Boots and shoes Qaee1sEsrs,
Leather. Fish, 1oEi0us Tobaeea, &c, at J N
Sh0enaker's Bargain Store
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$1,000 AND ALL EXPENSES PAID -
see Advertisement Of AMERrcAS SHCRFLK SEWING
MACHINE, in our advertising seiR mns. noV6yl
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BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries.
Ci0shing, Hats, Boots and Shoes Qasensware.
Fish. Notions Leather, Tobacco. Ae at u
sho=makers Bargain Store
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BRIDE AND BRTDEGRooM.-Es Essays
for Young Msn on the interesting relation Of
Bridegroom to Bride, in the Institution Of Mar
riage,-a Guide to matrimonial felicity, and true
happiness. Sent by mail in sealed letter snreI-
pes free Of charge Address. HOWARD AsSO-
CITATION, Box P, PhiIadeHphia, Pa.
ang28i iGsFl
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NEW GOODS just Received at J
A Shoemaker Bargain Stare
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DURLIC sane OF VAIrARLE

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE BY virtue Of an order Of
the Orphans Court Of Bedford county, and author-
ity N the last VIII and Testament Of Daniel Bnr-
EArd, late Of West Providence ep Bedford eonnky
deceased, contained, the undersigned, Exeeas@r
Of the said Iast viii aud testament. and Trustee
for the Real Estate Of said deceased, will expose
70 sale oy Public Vendae Ga SasaerEzB tie 2fgf
day gf AEgHss, A D, 1859, upon the premises.
all the foliozing described Farm and traet Of land
situate in said tp, wit aii that certain tract Of
land, adjoining lands Of Philip Snyder on the
East, Mountain, Survey On the W est John Buzzard
on the North and John Meneh and Others on the
south, containing 1872 Acres, more or less, about
80 acres elesred and under fence and the
balance is well covered with choice timber. The
Improvements consists Of Coed tEo story Log
Dwelling House. Log Barn and other out Bald
ings- There IS a never failing Spring Of excel
lent water near the Dwelling House and there il
also az Orchard Of choice fruit upon the premises
This property IL favorably located in pleasant
neighborheods convenient to Schools and Charches,
and Is within three miles Of the terminus OF the
Bedford Rail Road. At Mt. Dallas
Sale 60 begin at O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day
when due attendance will be given and Terms
made known by
JOHN SPARKS.
Executor and Trustee for the Sale Of the Rsal
Estate Of Daniel Bu1r&rd- decd dull6~4
FXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL
IL ESTATE.-The undersigned, Executor Of
the last viii, &c, ef John Miller, late Of Cum
beriand Valley Township dee i will BY virtue of
the power given him By the said Will sell at public
sale, on the premises in said Township oa HTsERes
day the 3ifA dag Of ARg1st inst, at 10 O'Clock
m, Of said day, all the Real Estate of said de-
ceased, situate in said townshp consisting Of
/ TRACT OF LAND containing 81 acres, more or
less, part Improved with an orchard and never
failing spring sf water thereon adjoining lands
Of Lorenzo d. Cessna, Henry Miller and Henry
Miller, Jr's heirs, Adam Zemb0xer Thomas
Growden and Jacob Miller, Jr. This tract would
make a snug farm and is in pleasant neighbor-
hood
Terms,-0ne third cash, and balance in two
equal annual payments to be secured by bonds
and mortgage, or jugments. JAS. CESSNA.
jaIy23w4. Executor
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Words of Wisdom for Young men.
On tie Ruling Passion il Youth and Early Man-
hood, With SELF Help for the ezring and unfor.
tunate Sent In sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge Addrzss, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P, Ph1a., Pa nays 6syI
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HOUSEK EEPERS !
HOUSEkEEPERS !
Wonderland Children :
Wonderland Children !
READ-READ

READ-READ
Cooling 70 Ssalds and Burns
"SooshiRg 70 all painful sounds, &c 81
Healing to all Sores, Ulcers, &c
'COSTARS' BUCKTHORN SALVE
l. the most extraordinary SAVE ever known Its
power Of Soothing and Healing for ali Cats, Burnz
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Chappsi Hands and Skin,
for Sore Nipples for Piles, &c, Ee-is withou. =
parallel One person says Of it, I would not be
without Box in ny Hogss- If II cost s. 60. Or
had to travel all the way to New York
" T. EpSHlag Nsurs, Sspt. s.
All Druggists II Bedford sell it.
That Cough viii Kill you,
Try 'COstar's' Cough Remedy.
''C0lds aad Hoarseness Is4d TO death,
Try ''COstar's' Cough Remedy.
'.For Croups--W hopping Coughs, &c, >"
Try 'sCostar's'' Cough Remedy.
''Costar saysiE is the best in the wide world
and If ae says so--its Trze-ifs True-its True ;
and say Try it-Try it-Try it. H9rHiHg
P1Dsr, Aag %
All Druggists in BEDFORD sell il.
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BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries,
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes QzeezsvaFs.
SotioGs, Leather, Tobacco, Fish, &c, at J N
ShOsn aksr's Bargain Store
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-07-30

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, and Ca
rARRs treated with the utmost success by J.
IsAAcs, NJ D., and professor Of Diseases Of tAs
Eye asS Eay ta sAs MeKte4I Cotlegs Of Peaa-
sylraat1 IL gears sxpeyTence, formerly Of
Leyian. HoiIandi, No. 500 Arch Street Phils
Testimonials can be seen at his Office The medi-
cal faculty are invited TO accompany their pa
tients As be has no secrets in his practice Arti-
fetal eyes inserted without pain. No charge for
examination. juiy3, 'ssyl