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The IA -rican House. R.saOn.-Its cen
trial location. admirable management and lux
urious cuisine have made 10 a public faTorite
for years past. Newly furnished and Al late
improvements added.
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WAMsUTTA Mnslins reduced. Menken
Bros.
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Martin Walt & Co. nave five hundred
sacks choice Cotf=e in store and fOF sale
low. Call on them,
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Irish Linens 35c worth SOC. Vendig &
Bro, 226 Main street.
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For q good drink, go TO Weatherbee's.
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Messrs. Wiggans d Tnern will circulate
during this week No. 3 Of their P. G.
Journal aud we hope our eitizens will
take it to their homes to psruse and cir
cuiate Sc 1t contains important informa.
ton a. well as new and excellent wit. /
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Martin Wait & c.. rave in store large
amounts Of Ness PORK, -Four and Wins
Ky, low to the Nade.
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lSGo.


ANaEROHA, NO. les. Ees5s Isl EoadEy II
every month, at OoI-FslloEs' Hal, Ger. CoUTi
aud Kan. John Gent, LIZ; John Eealn.
tsh. S5oiy.
sgGFa aEdPUIs, Eo. ua. Meets "a Friday 81
each m0ltl-Hau, CO... Madison and second.
A - GeeieEg W Ri BENZ. II. EuueA, Sec.
LILA CoCT, MOSS. Aesls LIST friday Of each
montb-Hall, corner Madison ana Second.
K. W. Mitchell, ". H. r. SLuFEl. SSc.
DE5CTO, No. -. Meets So FIdsy OF each
ulcuIu-Cdd-FelOss haD. I. q. Etaaley,
W.H r. ". shelton, Bec.
KIEWusELNG, no.. Sal, Meets eth Friday
- each rnOnils-at seuth Memphis Hal,
no-usr e Madison and second. John Ai1s!ie
"a a . x \. Prrer- So.
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PsEE Ccspasg, 20 & Mests "a Monday OF esoh
moatn-U11-E elGwa' Hal JoEl Zsrt, n, r.
K T.; b. Al. Lsg 2ocg,
3. AND 3
J. REX Council, No O. kess II Monday Of
saeh mOHta-0dd-F6licgs aah. JUEn Hent,
II. IL. n. J. Wlggfn. Rec.
FrwELAEa
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Rochester led of, closely followed by
Little Mack, 0 others getting off in a
bunch q length or 30 behiad. IL this DO
sitiOn they continued To this second
quarter, where Little Mack and Roches-
ter had put three lengths bstween them
and their competitors, Rochester still
leading Little Mack Dy 6 length. Bs-.
tween the half and the threa-anarter
post Little Mack commenced 10 crawl
up, and st the turn he was neck aud
neck with him, masking the Trip amid
the deafening cheers OF his friends and
hackers. From the turn il was plain
that the heat belonged to Little NJ ick-
though Ii was by the skin Of his teesh.
Up to the distance stand, where he forged
a little ahead and coming ia crossed the
line 8 length shsad amid loud and pro-
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WANTED 70 gsat = Dwelling Reuse WITH
eight or nine F5Oms conveniently 10
ested. Inquire Of l. khhAER, No. 2S Main
; rec. apo
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EoRClA
HgME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS. GA.


INC 1850.
gash OapfsaE paid IA .---sFa5O, eco 90
Assets 44tssSA %
u,HlS Company. on entering It's eleventh year
OF business. on.Es the following statement /:
RECEIPTs:
Amount OF premiums received N lo8
less return soLZ u
Amount OF interest ano Cihc~unt ia
STNS %
sIsS.5s2 n
Balance from January J, lS6s--.-. 2l25l 20
Sziz&s Is
EXPENDITURES:
Amount oflosses paidduring
the o,Eo3 o.
Amount OF Commission 70
80. 1901
Amount of Taxes aud all
other eIpenses--~-.-.-. --- 1897 s.
--
SI33,ASf 20
Anoupt uremfums .~IecsiVea idace
Compsny's orgsBtzation~-~.s9ls.0s5 co
~psny's SorsanizsloD~-~ 2I5.ooo 90
AmSse nIS ~ E@,2s2 60
JAS A.. 6JShMAAs president
m y WILCOX, Secretary.
- eu ecisi feature "a Insurance on dwell
1fnCs Fdr EXticulars call on
". -. NO0BE. Agent,
ann 2sE y .Ntn 50, sEsERpEfs, enn
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The best liquors and cigars In the city
are al Harry WsatheTbee's.
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- EAEAZ1 1880
HUCK Towels, 80 per dozen, at NJ.
Klaus Il Co.'s, 2IS Main street, eorner Of
Adams.
Boys Cassimeres at Bargains. Men
ken Bios.
Mart Walt d Co. have a full supply o.
boat aud bar storss and skip ehand.ery,
fresh and cheap.
MEALS at ali hours az the st. Charles
Eating House.
ALL Linen towels, 81 50 per dozen, st
M. Krsus s. Coz, 2lS Main street, cor-
neT Of Adams.
BUY F. Y. SHIFTS, furnishing, goods,
&c, OF Wiggsns q Thora manufacturers,
2SS Main street, Cay Buldifg t
Dress Goods zoe. Vendlg d Bro.
The leading style O. list. Francisco d
Wiggin. t
REDUCTION IN Bieached Mullins. Men,
ken Bios.
Drsss Goods zoe. Yendig d Bro.
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Cassimeres 5Oe. vendlg & Bro. +
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Coon Corsets st 81, worth 81 50, st N
Klaus & Co. Is, 21S Main street, corner CT
I AAauna
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SATIN Psrasois, g so, 1t NJ. Kraus
Co.'g, 2lS Main street, corner Of Adams.
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LADIES White Hose, 81 IS per dozen,
worth %, at NJ. kraUs Il Co.'S, us Main
street, corner OF Adsms.
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NOTICE.-The Kerr Avenue Volunteer
Police are requested to meet 81 police
headquarters, ! Madison street, st II ..
N. Oh Friday morning, April Z3d, Tor the
purpose Of r ceiving new badges. etc.
LANES q. MOFFAIP, canaan.
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TIL
lEllPHlS APPEAL
lfieo--so. IS Jefferson Street
| CITY MATTERS.
Go TO THE St. Charles to get GOO
meal.
Cassimeres zoe. vendlg & Bro. +
Hats, new styles, at Francisco s. Wig
gins. T
REDUcT1oSfn Bleaehed MusIins. Men
Ken Bros.
STRIPED Poplins soc, worth 75c, at N
Krsus & Co.'s 2l8 Main street, corner o
Adams.
Martin Walt & Co. nave five HUNDRED
sacks choice Cotf5e in store and fOF sS!u
| low. Call On them,
DE1roREsr, Godey's, Peterson, Lady
Friend, LIS Bon Ton, Galaxy, al fOI
May, at Joe LOcke's, 1864 Main st. 7
REDUCTION in BIeAched Muslins. Men
ken Bros. I
REAL Lace Points. Menken Bros. I
Coon Corsets st 81, worth 81 so, st N
Klaus * Co.'s, 21S Main street, corner q
Adams.
For q good drink, go TO Weatherbee's
7
Irish Linens 35c worth SOC. Vendig s
Bro, 226 Main street.
Fifth Avenue Hat. Francisco & Wig.
n.
BUCKEYE sALVE.-Theg great
remedy Tor Piles, Just received
and for sale by
MANSEEEED & HAGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
30E a. 5O3 Main ST.
Solid color summer Dress Goods, 25e,
st N. Krsus & Co., us Main street, cor
Ger Of Adams.
JUsT received, q fine assortment
OF French cloths and csssimeres,
from the m2nufaetOry Of Mr.. A.
Saiatananer EIbeuf, Of France,
me incest which ever wes i'm
ported to Southern America. Call at J.
Leroy, Il Jefferson.
EMMoNs q SON received, yesterday,
Monthly and Weekly WayeTiy, Merry
man, Nick Max, Country Gentleman,
Les Lemaiee. CnildTens' Hours. Scottish
American J.urns., New York Observer,
8ieasOn's Literary Compsnton, French
Courier, London News, Lsslie's Nigga
zne, Putnam sDd Lippincott for Msy,
Monthly Chimney Corner, Chronicle,
R4raI New Yorker, PODsrny's Demo
eraA spirit OF the Times, Album, Emer-
sldyRAzsar, and all the Dzllies.
LADIES White Hose, 81 rs per dozen,
worth %, at Nj. KrsUs & Co.'S, us Main
street, corner Of Adsms.
NoTICE.-The Kerr Avenue Volunteer
Police are requested to meet 81 police
headquarters, : Madison street, st II q.
%. Oh FRIDAY morning, April z5d, Tor the
purpose Of r receiving new badges. etc.
JAMES q. MoFFATF, Captain,
Martin Wait & c.. have in store large
amounts Of Msss PORK, -Four and Wins
Ky, low to the NPde.
REAL Lsce Points. Els9ken Bros. 7
SATIN Parasois, g so, at NJ. Kraus &
Co's, 2lS Main street, corner OF Adams. :
Dress Goods At reduced prices. Men
Ken bros.
WEATHERBEE's Is the place to
81 emile"
COUNTRY merchants wanting Dry
GOODS examine tie stock OF N. Kreus &
To-, us Main street, coTne Of Adams.
VIII cut dress patterns Tor country mer-
chants from retail stock.
A GOOD drink OF the fuest liquors can
had at WeatheEbs6's. t
WAMsUTTA Muslins reduced. Menken
Bros. t
BuCkeye NaiVe A fresh sup-
ply Gfthe neVeT-fsiIsBg rSEatdy
piles Just received anu Tor
s2Se By q. G. ward a. BrO.,
Ger. Adams ans 81 ain Ets
The st. Chsrles is the place.
-
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REAL Lsce Points. Ms0ken Bros. !
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lEnPHlS APPEAL

,fiee---Eo. IS jefferson Street.
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Wa keep The Buffalo brand black Al
pacss ia ali grades. ii. Krsus & 90.
2ls Main street. corner OF Adams. !
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The st. Charles is the place.
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DEAroREsT, Godsy's, Peterson, Lady's
Friend, Ls Bon Top, Galaxy, ali for
May, at Joe LOcke's, 1854 Main st.
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MEMPHIS, April 20, 1859.
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REDUCTIoNin BleAched Muslins. Men
zen R-na
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THIRD RACE,
FIRST HEAT.

In this race were animated and Little
Mack was the favorite three to one
against the field.
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DRESS Goods st reduced prices. Mer
Ken ErGs. !
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wEATHERBEE's Is she place to
% arnEIn u
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Real Lace Points. Menken Bros. I
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UTANFED-A situation by an experienced
w Bcok-keeper. Adde'S a. B. ApP7al
once. mEiD
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HUCK Towels, S3 per dozen, at NJ.
Klaus Il Co.'s, 2IS Main street, eorner Of
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- ANTED-To rent OF p0Tcha=e & sinai
w PAN Of abOuL % o. ~ acres, hal IN
cultivation, with Cidin&Iy improvements, and
within q snOr. distance OI ellheE UI The ralI-
roads IuunILE inJJ Mtmplls and no. more
Ihan twenty niles nom the lily. Persons
wishing 10 rent or sell, al = reasOn able price,
can nna 8 good customer, by addressing MA
AppgsI Office. apl7
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EEJ L "A situation Es Salesman by d
Young man VINO has besu -UageLng
sgent" Ior this paper. Addr,ss s." APPEAL
once. mL25
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T7oR JuDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
II HENRY q. SMITH is q csndidSte ior the
Office OF Judge OF the supreme Court O. Zen.
nsssae, at the election 10 be held on The zAtn o.
MAJ. IS19. mbA
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Boys CAseimeres at Bargains. Men
ken Bros.
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ANNoUNCEMEN rs.

T-OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alive are an
IL tborizsd To announce MALhEh WOJD'
ESQ, of Tlptsu county, rs a candidate for Al
Inrney-General OF The Circuit Court OF the leth
judicial Circuit, at the ensuing May election.
A. L
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and through it. This proved among the
most interesting Of the ex-P Presidents
Wits. He seked many q1estious in re
gsrd to our lovely " city OF me dead,h and
made many appropriate comments upon
the views, the graves and the general
condition OF one OF the l0yelisst spots the
earth E6ords. From the Cemetery to
the
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-11-19
How Hoste,ler,s Bllters enre pr.pep.ln.
THE WHOLE sroR4 * i sursurlL.

THE WHOLE STORY TX NUTSHELL.
The Office of the stomach is to convert the
lood into cream like semi. fluid. called
CHrNE. This is effected partly by The action
Of solvent, called the gastric juice, which
exudes from the coating Of the stomach, and
partly by mechanical movement Of that
organ, which churns, as it were, the dissolv-
ing aliment. The CHYME passes from the
stomach into the duodenum, or entrance 10
the bowels, where II is subjected TO the action
Of the bile, and the nutritious portion OF It
converted into fluid called Chyle, which
eventually becomes blood.
Now, it is evident that if the great solvent,
the gastric juice, is not produced in sufficient
quantity, or if the mechanical action of the
stomach is not sufficiently brisk, the first
process Of digestion will be but imperfectly
performed. 1t is also clear that if the liver,
which plays such an important part in chang,
ing the nourishing portion Of the chyme into
the material Of the blood, is congested, or in
any unnatural condition, the second process
will not be thoroughly accomplished The
result Of the too failures is dyspepsia, com
plicated with 5iIiotlsness.
The mode in which HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS operate in such cases is this: they In
yigorate the cellular membrane Of the
stomach, which evolves the gastric juice,
thereby insuring an ample sufliciency Of the
fluid to completely dissolve the food They
also act upon the nerves of the stomach,
causing an aeceleration of the mechanical
movement necessary to reduce the food to
homogeneous mass. They also act specifically
upon the liver, Strengthening it, and SO ena-
bling it to produce an ample aud regular sup.
ply of bile, for the purpose of converting the
nutritious particles of the Chynie into Chyle,
and promote the passage through the bowels
of the useless debris.
In this way, HOSTETTER' BITTERS
cure dyspepsia and liver complaint The ex-
plana.icn is plain, simple, philosophical, and
true.
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MARRIED.

At the Friends Cove Parsonage, on Thursday,
Nov. llth, 1869, by the Rev. Wm NJ Deatrici.
Mr.. SIMON L. DUNKLE and Miss MAGGIE
A. BoTToMFIELD, both Of Snake Spring Val
ley, this county.
On the llth inst, at the Lutheran parsonage.
IN Bedford, by the Rev. j. Q. McAtee, Mr.. HEN
RY LEE to Miss MARIAN B. RADFBAUGH
both Of Be edford township
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Borough of Bedford, of the Ministers of Bed
ford, and the time of meeting of the diileren
associations;
BEDFORD COUNTY OFFICERS.
President Jidge-Hon. Alex. King.
associate Judges--Wm. 6. Eiehoitz and Geo
W. Gump.
f. Shannon.
District Attorney--E. F. Kerr.
TFeasWreT-Isaac Menrel
Sherry Robert Steekman
Deputy .Sherl5-Philip Huzzard.
County SaereyOr Ketterman.
geRpaissioncrs-F. P. Beegle, David Howsare
and T. M. Barton Clcrk-John c. Fisher
Coaeset-Jehn ". Diekerson.
.D1'rectorss Of Poor-H. Egulf Michael
Dieh5 and J. T. Noble. lStessard - Samue
Defhaugh. COUNSEL. W. Dickerson. Clerk-W
e shaiter, IreGsn-er--WiliaIn Bowles Pkvsiefan
DIR. f. c. Reamer.
4sdi.os.-M. A. Hunter John D. Lucas,
and S. Whip.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
B,rqess-V. Steckman.
Assistant Buresss-J osiah Haley,
Co'mcif-W. Bowles, Jonathan Brigbtbil W.
N. Cook. J. N. Shoemaker, Hiram Lentz and J.
Reed, Cierk-H. Nicodemus. Treqsprer-Jno.
Il. Rush.
Consiable-Riehard Curboy,
Nigh ConstabLe-Lawrence Defbauch,
School Direetors-Job Mann, Isaac Mengle,
Geo. Mengle, Jacob Bowser, John Cessna II.
Niedo-nus. SeeretGry-T. r. Iettys. Treasurer
MINISTER'S.
Episeopelian-Rev Alfred j. Barrow.
Presbgtsri0H-Rev. r. r. Wilson.
Lutheran--Rev. j. Q. AlcAttee.
-Hethodist-ReY. A. w. Gibson.
German Retoraed-Bev Il. Heckerman.
Roman Catholio-Rev. Thomas Heyden
ASSOCIATIONS.
Bedford Lodge, No 800, A. Y. NJ, meets on
the first Wednesday or before full moon, in the
Bedford Hall, on The corner Of Pitt and Richard
streets.
Peace Branch EaeqmpmeHi, No. III, L o. O.
F., meets on the first and third Tuesday even
ings of each month, in the Bedford Hall
Bedford Lodge, 70, 2O2, j. o. D. F., meets ev-
cry Friday evening in the Bedford Hall.
Bedfora Lodge, No. l4s, 7. O. G. T., meets in
the Court House, on Monday evening Of each
week.
Bedford Council, No SOP, O. q. A. NJ, meets
on Thursday evening Of each week, in the Mason
ic Han.
HuSTHGDoN & BRoADTop l.. B.-Fail Ayrogse-
saeHf.-Mml Train leaves Mt. Dallas at Ice ?. NJ.
arrives at Huntiu s3on 1T 4.2O p. N. Leaves
Huntingdon 1T SO 4. M.--arrivcs at Mt. Dallas
at 1852 a. Z. Coaches leave MLDallas for Bed
ford on the arrival Of each train
Coaches leave Bedford for ~. Dallas at 90
A. NJ. to connect with the Mail Train.
Tae Post Office in Bedford viii open at o'clock
a. N. and close at S o'clock p. NJ. curing week
days, and Sunday viii be kept open irom
tiil o'clock A. III.
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Vlo THE WORKING CLASS-.We are now
l. prepared TO furnish all classes with constant
employment at home, the whole of the time or for
the spare moments. Business new, light and
profitable. Persons Of either sea easily earn
from SOC. to S. per evening, and proportional
gum by deyoting their whole time 70 the busine g
Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men.
That all who see this notice may send their ad-
dress, and test the business, VIC make this unpar-
relied offer To such not well satisfied, we
viii send ST to pay for the trouble Of writing.
Full particulars, valuable sample, which viii do
to commence work on, and copy Of The Pso-
Dte's Literary ComDGni0H-one Of the largest aud
best family newspa 2ers published-aIl sent free
by mail Reader, if you want permanent, prof
table work, address,
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A CoUGH, CoLD 0R s0RE -nKoAT

a COUGH, COLD Or SORE HNOAT
Requires immediate attention, as leglect often
results in an incurable Lung Desease.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TBOCaES viii
most invariably give instant relief.
For BRoNcHITIs, ASTHMA, CArARRu. coysuar-
TIVE and THROAr DISEASES, they have sooth-
ing effect.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
to clear and strengthen the voice.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity Of
the Troehes, many ,ooytaless and cheap imjtafioas
are offered, 'odieh are good for nothing. Be sure
to OBTAIN the true
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
12nov6m SOLD EyERYwHERE.
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EXCITING Scene IN CoUGr.-Some time
ago VIM. Y. Taylor at the instance of Mary
Jane Keating was convicted of seduction, the
result of which was Imprisonment and fine,
the first of which he served in the county Jail
and for the second plead insolvency. On
Monday in Court while the authorities we're
etiecting arrangement regarding the plea
Of ofinsolvency, the plaintiff signifed desire
to speak to the defendant, which be granted,
and walking across the room to where she
was, stopped down to hear what she had to
say, when in the twinkIing of an eye, she
dashed an ounce ofvitriol, which she had in
tin cup, in his face. Part of it few into
her child face burning it badly. The defend
ant screamed, plaintiff tainted, and the Court
room was all uproar and excitement, no one
knowing what the matter really was, some
supposing defendant had been stabbed. Judge
King ordered the Plaintiff arrested and sent to
Jail. Defendant was sent to Dr. Marbourgs
Office and the child to DR.. Reamers office,
for medical attention. At last accounts both
parties were improving very rapidly.
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Books and Periodicals.

THE London Quarterly Review for Oclo-
ber is on our table with the following con-
tents Islam Isaac Barrow. Higher and
Lower Animals. The Byron Mystery. The
Water Supply Of London. Lord Lytton' $
Horace The. Reconstruction of the Irish
church, Sacerdotal Celibscy. The Past aud
the Future of Conservative Policy. Re-pub-
lished by the Leonard Scott Publishing Com.
pany, 40 Fulton Street, New York
The WESTMINSTER REvlFw for October,
opens with a most interesting article on The
Quakers, followed by brief but favorable
critical essay on The Poems and Prose Re.
mains OF Arthur Hugh Clough. The other
more noteworthy articles are, The Natural
History Of Morals, being review of Leekey' $
and Huiton's views as umbodied in their re-
cent publications, Sunday Liberty, Compul-
sorry Education, and Contemporary Litera-
ture. The number is one of more than ordi-
nary interest and will be welcomed by all who
take an interest in the important matters
discussed in its pages. Republished by
Leonard Scott, Publishing Compsny, l5O
Fulton ST., New York.
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Constitutions BREAK DowN.-Why do they
break down Because, too often, constitu.
tioual debility is either pronounced incurable,
and lett to take its course, or is mistakenly
treated. Rouse tagging nature with the
wholesome, stimulating properties of Hoof
lands German Tonic, or invigorate the sys-
TEN with HoefaHd's German Bitters, the
counterpart of the Tonic in all except the
alcoholic basis, and the failing constitution
will soon recover its energy. Biliousness,
Nervous Complaints, Dyspepsia, Intermit-
tent Fever, &C., always impair the constitu-
tional stamina, as well as the muscular
strength, and the effect of these remedies is
simultaneously to expel the virus Of disease,
and repair its rayages. Depot, 681 Arch st.,
Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by Druggists
throughout the country.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-11-19
DIED.

In Bedford county, Pa, Nov. 4, 1859, CATHA-
RlNE ELIZABETH, only daughter Of Peter
"elker, aged 81 years, months and 10 days.
On Thursday evening, November IIth. at 94
o'clock at the residence Of her father Dr. Mercer
Brown, in Middlstown, Pa, REBRCCA JANE,
wife Of Joseph W. Tate Esq, Of this place.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-11-19

VINO WANTS SEWING MACHINE we
have new $500 Grover aud Baker sewing
machine which we viii dispose of on easy
terms to any one who wants a good machine:
and who does not want good sewing ma
chine?
Also new Singer Sewing Machine for
sale as cheap as can be sold III the com
munity and on the best of terms.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-11-19

CONSTITUTION Bitters are pleasant to the
smell and taste, viii remove impurities from
the body, and give health and vigor to the
/ frame. Derangements Of the stomach and
liver are harbingers and sources of insanity.
From an obstruction or disorder, morbid
action OF the sympathetic and other nerves
follows. Ganglionitis, &c, aud the functions
of the brain are deranged and impaired De-
rangement Of the cerebrum will also produce
diseases of the lungs, heart skin and kid
neys. 1t is consequent upon the same cause
that thousands die of cholera, yellow and bill.
ious feyers, and that insatiate, baneful dis
ease, phthisies, or consumption. The stom-
ach is an important organ in the economy,
for upon its success we depend for all the ad-
vantages to be derived from the exhibitions
of internal medicines. Its healthy functions
are of sterling moment to every mortal, as it
constitutes the source and fountain of life,
which is nutritious. No organ possesses
such power in modifying every part of the
system-none such remarkably sympathies.
sS--
A DISTINGUISHED Methodist Minister and
prominent Temperance Lecturer once re-
marked that 60 where he would, from one
end Of the country to the other, he hardly
ever failed TO iud PLANTATION BrTTERs, and
while be condemned the practice Of using
these Bitters too freely, he could not consci-
entiously say that he would discard them
from the side board, for he had himself ex-
penenced beneficial results from their use,
and that, from long and close observation,
he was convinced that when used moderately,
and as medicine exclusively, they were all
that was recommended. At the same time
he warned his hearers not to pull the cork too
often, for they were far too pleasant tonic
to trihe With