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has jass returned from PhilAdelphia and New
York, and now opened stock OF the latest styles
MILLINERY. DRF GOODS, FANCY
NOTIONS, &c, &c.
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ESH GARDEN. FRI

ER ESH GARDEN. FRUIT.
HERB, TREE SHRUB and EVERGREEN
SHEDS. With diTectious for culture prepaid by
mAll The most complete and JadicioHs asg9rt-
ment il the country. Agents wanted
75 Sorts Of either for Sl-o0; prepzid by nail
Also Small Fruits, Plants Bulbs, an the new
Potatoes, de, prepaid BY mail. lbs Early
hose Potsto, prepaid, for 81 90 Conoyer &
Colossal Asparagus 81 per loe $z5 per le0e,
prepaid Nss hardy fragrant everbIoonieg ia
pan HsaeysRekle 80 cts esch, prepsid True
Cape God Cranberry, for 1pland or lowlsDd eul-
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Prieea CagslogRe to any address, gratis also
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FARMEas COLLIN.

Peanuts are good for liver complaint.
Pumpkins are plentiful in Washing
ton.
The apple crop of Missouri is said TO
be larger than ii has been for twenty
years.
Ole hundred ana forty-four bushels
Of oats TO an acre IS the latest Wiscon-
sin achievement.
Lice on C;1ffle-It is said that water
in which potatoes have been boiled
viii kill lice on cattle.
His said that there are new four
times as many cattle in Texas as there
were before the war
To increase the length OF colts
name, keep the roots perfectly clean,
and frequently comb and plait It.
One or two applications OF butter
milk will destroy lice on cattle, and it
isa safe remedy TO drive off the vernin.
Il simple and very efeetual remedy
for sore back in horses, is a plaster
made of the yolk Of an egg and a spoon
ful of terpentine.
The recent rains in California DANA
ged or utterly spoiled vast quantities
of grain lying on the banks of the riv-
ers awaiting shipment.
In invention has been brought for
ward in England by which, it is claim
ed, bread can be made directly from
the grain without grinding.
Ten bushels of boiled potatoes, mashed
and mixed with three bushels of finely
ground corn meal, will make IS much
pork, as double the quantity fed in a
raw state.
Anl0ag the best of remedies to cure
sore teats Of milk cows, is to smear the
teats with syrup molasses before milk
ing, it is cleaner and pleasanter than
some other greasy remedies.
TIE most speedy method Of making
cider vinegar is to Eli the casks mere
than half full, with the pung left out,
which will expose the largest surface to
the air, and consequently viii become
vinegar much sooner than il the bar
rel be filled full.
Ia feeding potatoes and turnips to
cattle they sometimes will get a potato
or turnip lodged in the passage to the
stomach, in which common flexible
wagon whip pushed gently down the
throat, will remove the object and
give instant relief.
The farmer in the manufacture and
care OF his manure heap, should al
ways keep in view that what is in pre-
paration, should not be allowed to lose
its strength by too rapid fermenta-
tion or have its soluble parts unneces-
arily washed away and lost.
No farmer should build house or
make any other Improvement without
ascertaining beforehand the probable
cost of the same. The preliminary
counting Of the expenses of every
thing is essential to all agricultural
thrift, and he who ueglects it. viii be
apt TO discover his error after it is too
late.
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Lime exhibits its fantions as q fertii-
izer most powerfully by converting
vegetable fumates into a state fit for
the nourishInent of plants, and il viii
not be of much use to lime land i'm
which animal and vegetable matter IS
wanting, for there must be elements
of fertility for the lime to act upon
hence the effect of lime On exhausted
land, IS slow in comparison with soils
wherein the materials to act upon, cx-
lists in abundance.
The breeding and rearing of tame
rabbits might be made profitable bu-
siness. They require much the same
food as sheep. Rabbits would be eag-
orally sought after in our markets, and
are equal in favor to the turkey, when
fed on sqroper food. The better the
food given te them, the better will he
their flesh; as is usually the case in
feeding all animals. IF some of our
farmers who have a good location,
would give the business a trial it
would moi invoke much expense.
Points Of Good G9e.-Sheas long
in her face, she's fine in her horn, she'll
quickly get fat without cake or corn,
she's clean in her Jaw, and full in her
chin; she's heavy in flank and wide
in her loin, she's broad in her rib. and
long ia her rump. a straight and fist
back with never a hump; she's wide
in her hips, ard calm in her eyes; she's
fine in her shoulders and thin in her
thighs; she's light in her neck ard
small in her tail; she's wide in
her breast, and good at the pail she's
fine in her bone, and silky Of skin
she's a grazier's without and butch
er's within.
Hthe city or country the benefits to
be derived from commodious, we'll
arranged cellar are numerous. A eel
lar should not only be proof against
frost, but also against heat and moist
ure. Ventilation and light should be
under command to be admitted or ex-
cluded at pleasure. Two-thirds of the
cellar should be under the ground-level;
1 the wall should be Of stone, brick be-
/ ing liable to soften and crumblc from
/ the effect of moisture. In very dry
localities, brick may be used, hut stone
4 Is better. The drainage should be per-
1 feet, and the floor should be flags or
bricks, and sloped toward the sewer,
I in order TO carry off any water that
may be spilled upon it. A pen-stock
or pump in the cellar will be found
very useful. We have nc space here
to enumerate the great variety of ar
ticles which may be safely stored in q
/ cellar, our object being to show that il
may be made very servicahle for keep
ing house plants.
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BEDFORD, PA,
The proprietor takes pleasure il Offering 70 the
public the following articles belonging 70 the
Book Business, ST CITY RETAIL PRICES:
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
NOV ELS.
BIBLES. HYMN BOOKS, &C:
Large Family Bibles,
Small Bibles,
Medium Bibles.
Lutheran Hymn Books
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Smiths Dictionary Of the Bible,
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02Rg5ss; 4 s9ss3 Foalissff, 1sf'''
Letter. Congress Letter,
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Ladies Gilt Ladies Octave,
Mourning, French Note.
Bsth Post Dsmask Laid Note,
Cream Laid Note. Envelopes, &c.
WALL PAPER.
Several Hundred Different Figures, the LaTgesi
lot ever brought to Bedford county, for
sale at prices CHEAPER THAN
EVER SOLD in Bedford
BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books, LedgeTs,
account Books, Cash Books,
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Blank gment Notes, drafts, receipts, &c
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Glass and Ordinary Stands for Schools,
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Clark : Indellible- Ezber tablet,
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PERIODICALS
Atlantic Mon .hly.
Harper Magazine,
MadameD Demarestfs Mirror Of Fashions
Eieetie Magazine.
Godey's Lady Book
Galaxy,
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Harper's Weekly
+ rank Leslie's illustrated,
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New York Le5geF,
New York Weekly,
Every Saturday,
Living Age,
[ Putnam's Monthly Magazine,
Arthur Home Magazine,
0Iirer Optics Boys and Girl : Magazine &c
I Constantly on band 70 acc0modate these who van
I 10 purchase living reading matttaF.
Only part Of the vast number of articles Per
/ tanning 10 the Book and Stationery business
) which We sre prepared 70 sell cheaper than th
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hundred RET high, and Ah0uid rCt hare
! eosai lhst & UOglld measure more Than
9neln ~ thaORgh.-
Cpoa returning 70 CinEk's. I doeidsl
upon gJihs lnrk Is Ibe valley and 50 oat
/ b. he Hardin TFsA. having came out By
/. ~ MazipuL Going tnl0 lie valley tie
tecond llnr gave ne "A opportunity u
seeing Il fFpn lnspi@liiRp Point A0er
I reInainEng Ia the tSllsJ GliEee days lOuSeG,
| | left Tor home, regrrtiing that | had rot
ROEc tine 70 shy. lIElGEB leaving the
valley viii giro yEI1EH ndeB d. AiSioy
u ia SilougeEy, q itnSy hOunk10In Ia
Spuis- - 1s ~ lXJl. -
.,Ths Valley NM ina am by white m0u
IA HATell. ISL, NheR VlaEEy ID vOlUn-
tecrs, under. Tie lend q NIj1Ej SalRagsr,
went ~ v punish the Indians Eoc VaSi'
Oih ulurieFS. In thu alriyi Palt d Nay,
Savage b6adad another expedition, again
IN pursuit Il Ihs liraiAl1, All Of whom BuI.
rendered, and promised Foce, aail kfPl
Il until yeaE hlef, lElleR they hl1TdeEEd
Rose and 6hUEtAin. CBo nltnGr, via had
r0uc with some cnMlAniclls g1 ApFuh.
poetiag expedillpD. ABlOnIh hIcT, E1rne
lrOOpa and YplnnIeaFS Wepl 70 tho Nnllty
and shot hVe al the rcd men, WIN uinre
dressed in the clothes OF the Rl1nieTO1
mineTA The other OaV9ges aea 70 NhnO
Lake, where they rematne6 until th0i n0xG
year. Dr.. Il IL BuRGEsll accompanied Ill
these parties into Tie Valley, md be u.
QUined Of tle lnillRns tho MANS d the Fat,
and they called il Yosemite. Although
their accommodation was varied, Souls call
ing YoSOOmite, OsOOnilG, Ou8InitS, the
nanns Of tho Valley was Advances. and OF
their tribe AhwnhneeheC The tribe has
now died out, and tho red nen IN the Val
leg are slEngglcrS lTOlR Mono Trf6e
As l am getting Giia letlsr rather long
| viii close up with abort detail Of my
bOmaWRrd trip Leaving the VAllbV by
The Hardin route we passed IhrUugh the
TuolaninG Grove Of big trees, Ihrru
are not 80 many ~ in the AaTipDa
Grove nor so large. "A few miles further
on we spent tho nightat tho terminus Of
the stage route, HSdgdOns, where We
found very good Catables but owing TO
some alterations being made 10 the hOtIsc
we Wefe compelled u sleep on the porch |
and the atmosphere and bed clothing |
being thin il WA Elther uncomfortable |
toward morning and IN early start pro-
vented our enjoying that part Of the
nights rest. We reached Chinese Camp
that evening where We stopped all night,
Leaving before daylight the pexL morning
we crossed what Is said 20 he President
Grants old ferry Nt Knights landing
about =. NJ, arriving In Stockton about
i. ", where taking Tho boat ] reached
this city ut O'clock the same evening.
Thus ended my trip TO tho Yosemite Val.
ley and although the ride was wearlsOme
was not sorry l had gone, MIA
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