JOHN TAYLOR, ESI).Treasurer ef Bedford County

V account with said County from Jan. 1, '54

to January 1, 1855.

TREASURER RB.

?f > cash received from Collectors as follows :T.rnb Werking, S. Wood. iS.)i $241 6 <Urn O'Neal, .Monroe, do 191 00

l-reii'k Berkheimer, St. Clair, do 312 00n vid'Cs-pher, do 109 00 j? oid Ford, Broadtop, do 90 00 ,Varies StnckeV, Bedford, do SSO 00e! a -'uel Deihl, Coleraiti, do 103 1+ jsT.nu.-l 8. Shuck, Bedford B. do 268 Of) iUrob Devore, Harrison, do 100 00

t D Hill, Juniata, do 36 00p'lvid Esheitnan, E. Prov. do 100 00

x .jomoii Williams, W. Prov. do 372 00

Jacob Corle, 1 mon, do 110 00 I?V, liams, Southampton, do 1-5 00 jWilliam Hull, Napier, do 296 50i \jcodemus, id. Woodb'y do 17:, 00r, n)t. s Fink, Hopewell, do 50 00

L >wiev7 Londonderry, do ISO 09

bia. Snowtien, Cum. \ a!. do 52 00

yr ~< Wisegnrver, Bedford, '53 3S ]OO

Pa*'id Evans, Londonderry, do 13 )17

J.aac Kurfman, Broadtop, do 40 67 !Nathan Wright, St, Clair, do 469 58J: S. JOtch,\u25a0>'. W. Prov. do 51 00

\u25a0\hra. Snovvden, Com \ a!. do 20;, 2.)

biias Gump, Col,>rain, do 125 00i' Kifer, M. Woodb'y. do 208 40t <er,h Barkman, Monroe, do 216 s<)

Vjiilrew Horn, Napier, do 214 00

J . , r .y Fraiig, Harrison, do 135 50i )IV irking, S. Woodb'y. do 12!) 17p.,- Dick'n,Southampton, do 120 12£

SairiUel Dn'ubs, 1 nion, do 193 .5 J.

Henry Wilt, E. Prov. do 102 66

J,uties Clark, Liheifv, do 66 01

Jhn Alstadt, St. Clair, '52 3.5 18? JC i' Furry, S. W'oodb'ry. do 109 33

J.ihn Ash, Southampton, do 17 121("nristian Cam, Union, do 22 974 jJohn Cook, Londonderry, do 60 00 jCharles Hovman, do 'sl 37 75 ;lUnj. H. Walker, St. Clair, do 25 92 ,Freii'ck. Smith, Londonderry, *SO 49 00 \Sii a Brum! augh, Judgment, 25 00 |Win. McAltee, do 50 00 !;J.,hn An.o>, do 20 00 |

.?antes Campbell, do SO 00(Jeorj;e Rhodes, do 26 00 ;Henrv Flack, do N*s 00 |

Jtthn Arnold, (Ex-Treasurer,) 82 111Taxes on unseated LandsCountv, 3i9 12Road,' 49 .99School, 4/ 41

* Credit an rmlitia fines, for station-t rv, books, tJcc. 5 00C teck to Commissioners and Clerkfar Militia services, erroneouslytitan a and credited on County funds?-we credit oft account for militiatines, SO 00 j

$7597 504|CONTRA.

CP..Bvamount paid on checks drawn

hv Commis-ianers, $5341 58 4" Amount paid Jurors, 1455 87-i j" " Constables attending

Court, " 75 624 j" Amount paid Gideon Trout, re-

ward lor arrest of horse-thief, 20 00 j" Aniount paid for premiums on

Fox and other Scalps, 353 75 j" Treasurers salary, 185 00 j" Balance due County, 165 67 j

$7597 504 iSTATEMENT OF CHECKS.

Assessors, 401 50

Viewers of Roads, and T*p. lines, 273 90 jWood, 1 33 50Interest on Imrmwed money, 393 00

8. Davis, water-works, 250 00Auditors arid Clerk, 85 00Fr. Jordan, Corn. Att'y. 47 50John Doran, Map, 10 00Geo. VV. Bowman, printing, 192 25D. Over, do 241 75J ihn Mower, Att'v to Cnrnm'r. 59 00A. S. Russell, Clerk, do 304 Of)

Wm. W'eitz, Commissioner, 130 00John Conrad, do 126 00

: r-J'k. Turner, do 126 50David C. Long, do 900 jElections, 505 93 iC instable#, 228 05

Inquests, 64 87John A Hip, costs and fees, 174 391). V. ishabaugh, do ]37 85 j

Same, ami. paid lor Dockets, 31 87 4h. P"iinel!, repairs at Court House, 225 U0Mi Mullen and Rabe'angb, 145 00?V m. Griffith, laving out Sate

Reamer St Sc tt, stationery, j.aints, See. 103 50A. B. Cramer, carpeting, 81 73Dr. S. S. Statler, post-mortemexamination of body of J no. Corle, 20 00Law. Taliaferro, money refunded, TOO 00Levi Agnew, cutting wood, &e. 61 00?R McMuilen, salarv as Court crier, 48 00 j1./'ki ii Honck, reward for taking

Horse-thief, 28 94Miscellaneous checks, 466 55

Sum total, $5341 584 |Statement of .Monies due. to Bedford County,

January 1.57, 1855.FROM COLLECTORS.

J. Working, S. Woodb'y. '54 $352 574J. Nicodemus, M. do do 724 77 ,Jacob Corle, Cnion, do 167 S3M i'iiaiu Hams, Southampton, do 8S 79Solomon Williams. W. Prov. do 125 39David Eshelman, E. Prov. do 115 11William Hull, Napier, do 258 13 jJohn Lowrey. Londonderry, do 43 12John llill,Juniata, do 225 20Jacob Devore, Harrison, do 55 IS !James Fink, Hopewell, do 750 65 jAbra. Snowden, Cum. Val. do 246 72 JEmanuel Deihl, Colerain, do 242 93David Ford, Broadtop, do 16 12 '' harles Stuckey, Bedford T. do 156 38Samuel S. Shuck, Bedford B. do 204 69 jDavid Cypher, Liberty, do 70 71 I

1 red. Berheimer, St. Clair, do 225 75Win. O'Neal, Monroe, do 112 21Jesse Dicken, Southampton, '53 156 244Henry Wilt, E. Prov. do 26 -43Joseph Barkman, Monroe, do 10 10David Evans, Londonderry, do 631George Fraiig, Harrison,

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do 19 4John King, Hopewell, do 197 19Eiias Gump, Colerain, do 112 79Moses WiMgarvcr, Bedford T. do 200 75

Hxgb Moore, Bedford B. do 279 69 ISamuelS. Stuckev, Napier do 75 12 !John Ash, Southampton, '52 88 624

! John Cook, Londonderry. do 54 25: Thomas Young, Hopew-M, do 100 00 I; Samuel Cam, Bedford j>. do 162 91

Menj. H. Walker, St. Clair, 'sl 75 29Solomon Reimund, Bedfiird B. do 2S 05Solomon Filler, do 'SO 28S 28 !John Morgert, Judgment about, 300 00 IFredk. Stiliier, do 500 00 |Samuel Clark, do 150 00 j

i William McAttee do 150 00 !

j Henry Flunk, do. 3 )0 00j A. J. Snivelv, Note 200 00 j

| Storiersfown Bridge, Bond about 200 00

$7250 15)|NOTE:?On some of the foregoing, interest!

is due : and, from some, commissions and exon- :j eratious are to be deducted.

: Statement of .Monies owed l*y Bedford County, ?January Ist, 1855.

To John Sill. S2OOO 00" William Hartley, HID 26" Abrm. Kerris' Exors. nOO 00 ;" Mrs. A. Fisher, 500 00" Wm. M. Hail's ailm'r. 4:>o 00

. " James Rea, 600 00

$5160 26 |NOTE:?Some interest is due on each of the a-bove.

The undersigned, auditors of Bedford County, jdo report?

That they met at the Commissioner's Office,in Bedford borough, on the fu st Monday of Jan-uary inst., ami did audit, adjust, and .-'tile, theaccount of John Taylor, Treasmvr of said t: un-tv for tiie year 1851, as contained in the fore-

going statement. Also, that they examined tli"

tori going accounts of monies due to, and on n-ing by, said county, arid the same are correct.

Witness our hands this 3d of January A. D.1855. JOHN 11. BARTON,

JOHN ALDSTADT,DANIEL BARLEY,

Attest: Auditors. '

Wm. M. Hall, Clerk.

Report of the County .InBtors to the .hid ifor .Ceneral.

JOHN TAYLOR. Treasurer ol Bedford co.in account with the Commonwealth.

Treasurer Dr.Tax on Real and persona! Estate.

To ag. amount of same outstanding atlast settlement, 4216 03

Ag. amount assessed fir '54, 6636 25 j; Aflit, received on unseated lands for

'54 and previous years, 260 02' i

sllll2 30

Contra. Cr.

| Bv amount paid State Treasurer, pro: ut receipts, dated Feb. 23, May 22,

July 24, Sep. 15, Dec. 4, Dec. 14, 4717 G3Amount uncollected for '54 and pre-

vious years, 5172 34Exeneralions allowed for '54 and

previous years, 13.) 28! Commissions allowed collectors for

'54 and previous years on $663625 a 5 per cent. 331 81

$10357 06 |: Bv Treasurer's corn, on $5 472 87

I? a 1 percent urn, 54 72 jj Bai. due common wealth, 700 :>2 i

sllll2 30 |

Tavern Licenses. Dr. iTo amount of for '54, 450 00 '

Contra. Cr. !

Bv amount paid State Treasurer, prout receipts dated May 22 and Sep.

15,"

384 00 jCom. on neft amount received, $4lO

a 5 per cent, 22 00 jj Exonerations, 10 00

Bal. due commonwealth, 34 00 I j450 00

Retailers' Licenses. Dr.To amount of for '53, 769 63

Contra. (Jr.

Bv amount paid State T- a surer proj nt ret. ipts dat' d May 22, Sept. 15,

| Julv 24, Dec. 14, 538 35Amount paid Printers, .).*> 50 jCommissions on $759 13 being nett

amount received* 37 95 jI Exonerations, 10 50 j

Balance due commonwealth, 127 33

769 63 jHawkers and Pedlars Dr.

To amount of for's4, 16 00Baiunce due Treasurer, 80

16 SOContra Cr.

! Bv amount pair! State Treasurer, prolit receipt dated May 22, 16 00

Conimissions a 5 percent, on sl6 80

i 6 80

Eating Houses Dr.

i To amount of for ss4y 35 87

Contift Cr.

Bv commissions on $3.) 87 a 5 per ct. 1 7!)

Balance due Commonwealth, 34 OS

35 87 iMilitia Fines Dr.

i To aggregate amount of same out-

I standing for's3 and previous years, 2419 49J jjToaggregate amount-assessed for's-1, 1233 ;>0

3652 99 4 jContra Cr. ;

1 Bv amount paid State Treasurer, projut receipt dated July 24, 222 38Amount uncollected 10r'54 and pre-

I viotis years, 2378 984 \u25a0Five per cent commissions allowed

collectors for '54 and previous yis.

I on $676, 33 80Amount paid county Commissioners

and clerk, 80 00Amount paid for stationery, books,

&c. used by commissioners, 5 00Exonerations allowed collectors for

'54 and previous years, 598 00 jj Amount paid Lemuel Evans Treasu-

rer of Broadtop Rifle Rangers, peroider of Capt. Wm. Horton, 150 00

Assessors returning 276 m< n to com-

! missionersal cent each, 2 76 1Assessors returning 2237 men to Bri-

gade Inspector a 2 cents each, 44 74j Amount paid G. W. Bowman, printing, 6 00jTreasurers commissions on $642 21, 642j Bill of Lemuel Evans, Brigade In-

! spector, 25 33. Balance due Commonwealth, 99 58

3652 994 1| 1855. Statement of Receipts and

Expenditures of the Military Fundof Bedford county, showing the a-mount received from each collector

j separately, and the amount paid eachperson, in aceordaoce with the act

of Assembly of 30th April, 1853:! Received from Isaac Kurfman, Broad| Top,'s3, i 5 70

: Henry Hull, Bethel, 'SO, 51 66! A rtemas Bennett, Southampton,'sl, 40 33Charles Hoy man, Londonderry, do 38 48

i John Alstadt, St. Clair, '52, 28 65Jacob 8. Ritehey, W. I'rov. 'f;3, 42 00Chi istian Garn, Union, '52, 6 00Jacob WerLinger, S. Wood. '53, 14 50

: Andrew Horn, Napier,'s3, 72 20' Jarnes Clark, Liber; v, " 22 80Christiau Garn, Union. '52, 10 -50

Jacob Kifer, Wood. '53, 70 78: John Cook, Londonderry, "52, 15 00; Samuel Duht.s, Union, '53, 49 40David E-.ans, Londonderry, '53, 33 25Henry Wilt, E. Prov. '? 31 00

i J"S>ph Barkman, M nrne, " 28 00! Writ. Hull, Napier, *5 4, 50 00? Jacob \V etkinger, S. Wood, "53, 33 4S

Nathan H. Wright, " 47 98

612 21 jPaid out as follows:

Slate Treasurer, 222 3-8 |. Countv Commissioners and clerk, 80 00 'Stationery, for Commissioners, 5 00 jLemuel Evans, Treasuier <>t Broad

j Top Rifle Rangers, per order ofi Capt. William Horton, amount due

; fiu '5 I, '2, a '4, 150 00j Lemuel Evans, Brigade Inspector, his

i hi I i as frllows;Inspecting Broad Top Rifle Rangers'53 and '4. 20 00

Printinjj and Postage, 5 33 25 33Assessors for 270 ineti to Commission-

ers a 1 cent each, 2 76

Assessors Ur 2237 men to BrigadeInspector a 2 cents each, 44 74

Geo. W. Bowman to adv. Statementof Miiitarv Fund for last year, 6 00

Treasurer's com. on $612 21 a onej per c<-frh 6 42

' Balance due Commonwealth, 99 58

642 21We, the auditors of Bedford count v, in the

State ofpen.usvlvania, do certify, That, in pur-suance ol the Acts of Assembly in such rase

\ made and provided, we met at the Commission-ers office in the Borough ot Bedford, on Mon-

: dav the Ist day of-Januarv inst., and did auditand adjust the several accounts between JohnTaylor, Treasurer of said county, and the Com-monwealth of Pennsylvania asset foitli in the

I foregoing statements.Witness our hands tins 3d day of January,

i A. 1). 1855.JOHN H. BARTON,JOHN ALSTADT.DANIEL BARLEY,

Auditors.; Attest: WM. M. HALL, Clerk,

i Feb. 9.

STAT ERIEPITjOF TUB AFFAIRS OF TUB BEDFORD AND

STOVSTOWN* 1\ R. COMPANY.

I Balaiu-e in the Treasury dii! of January, lft'il, $123) -It!

j Received Co-t> on suit, Jus.j S. Morrison vs. Corupany, 2t G'i

i Errors in lornierj Amount of Tolls received Ironi

Jd of Jan. 'Ol to 2d Jan. 'OO, 2977 0.7 i,

St 177 0.54FXPBN9BS DURING TIIESAME TIME.

. ?,I Paid for repair.-on tne load, Ju 2

*? Two lots o! ground for Toll-Hone-, Totl-hou-e and Stuhleanil Other incident?! expen.es, 710 7-1

j " '1 rea surer and Managers'| services, -179 70j " For Gate keepers' salary. 000 .50

;?' State tax in State Treasuryfor stock ot the Company, 17 GO

j Bulaece in Treasuiv Jd January,1 -.5.5, iriciinlirigtint iirrenf aintcounterteit uioucy uu hand, 1 t7-5 OG

SI 177 00JNo Dividend made.

PETER SCI 1 ELL, Trcas'r.

BFoti&e!The Stockholders ei the Bedford and Stoystown

Tinnp ke Road Compaey are ht'/ehy notified that tlieannual Election, to elect n imageis for the Company,will lie held at the hou-e ot Mr. James Fiasher. in

Scliell-lmrg. on the first Motnlav ot March next, br-ing the oth day, between the hour- ol out* anil tour

! o'clock, P. M. 'PETER SCHELL, Sec'y.

Feb. 9, 1805.

Peibfiitt ofe*mi miPEBSBSIL ESTATE.

The undersigtJfd will exp ise to public saleon Thutsday, the Ist day of March r.ext, on tliepremises, the very de-i table FARM on whichChristian Stnuffer resides, situate in NapierTownship, within one half mile of the turnpike,adj-'itiing lands of A. J. Snively, Esq. and Geo.

! S:ncU v, containing 238 acres more or less, abouti i2O acres cleared and under fence?land pa-

tented. This pro.peity is remarkably well tim-; be red, and weil supplied v ifit water,and everyjway adapted to agricultural purposes. In or-I

! der to suit purchasers, tlie property will he di-| vided and sold in parts or all as may

be most desirable. Terms accommodating and; will be made known on day of sale.

Also, will be sold, a variety of Farming im-plements, including Broad Wheeled Wagon,Wagorihed, Woodladders, Ploughs and Har-

! rows, Horse Gears, Saddles and halters?sHorses, one cow and calf, 11 hogs,' 3 barrels ofground plaster, a large lot of rye anil other straw,

I 62 acres ol Rye in the ground, and fifteen acresof Wheat. A reasonable credit and due atten-dance will be given by

DAVID PATTERSON,JOHN P. REED,JOHN MOWER,

.designees.Feb. 9, 1555.

"BOOTS AND SHOES.Mens, Boys, and Childrens, Boots and Shoes?

Womensand Misses morocco, Seal and CalfskinBootees and walking Shoes?received and for

I sale by A. B. CRAMER Si. Co.

MUSIC.A large assortment of MUSIC for the Piano,

Guitar, Violin, &c., always on hand. Orderspromptly attended to.

SHRYOCK, REED & Co.Chambersburg, Pa.

Nov. 17, 1854.?3 m.

Notice!Notice is hereby given that Letters ofadmin-

istration have been granted to the undersignedon the Estate of Nicholas Boor, late of Comber-land Valley township, deceased, that all per- jsons indebted to said Estate are requested to ?

; make immediate payment, and those havingclaims thereon will present them duly authenti-cated lor settlement.

WILLIAMH. BCCR,Jan. 5, 1855.* J1 dmin.istrut< v.

?3EDFORO ACADEMY.Kir" A CARD.?Notice is hereby given that the

School Partner-hip heretofore existing between Rev.John I.yon and W. W. Campbf.i.i. is this day dis--olverf by mutual consent. The Institution will Ihereafter he conducted lijr Mr. Campbell as sole JPrincipal. Persons having claims are requested to jpresent them, and those indebted to make paymentto Mr. Campbell.

JOHN LYON. ,W. W. CAMPBELL.

CT/~While returning bis grateful acknowledgments :

| to4be community, which has so generously bestow- 'ed on him, through successive years, its confidence :and support, the under-igned feet-, that he cannot j

| make a better return, lhao by leaving in hi- place a :Teacher so faithful, competent and well approved us jhis present successor.

JOHN LYON.Feb". 0, ISfir,.

Cassinetts cheaper than ever?KentuckyJeans?Flannels, Linseys? Cloths and everydescription of Winter Goods, we offer at pricesthat cannot fail to please.

A. 1L CRAMER &. Co.Oct. 27, 185+.

CROCKS.Apple Buffer arid Milch Crocks can be had :

at my Pottn v in Schellsburg, hy any quantity,fiir Cash. In all cases of sale, a reasonable per !centage will be allowed to storekeepers, hut nocarriage will he allowed !>v me.

PETER SCH ELL.! Sept. 1, 1854.

iJclittquffil (oiU'tiors of !S.>3are hereby notified that, hy otder of the Com-missioners, all Duplicates lor that year must hesettled up on or before the Ist dav of Marchnext. For all taxes unpaid at that time ? sedi-

tions will be issued without respect to persons. :JNC. MOWER,

Jittomcy for Commissioners. I! Jan. 19, 1555.

REMOVAL.-'The undersigned respect- ji fully inform their friends arid customers that j

tliev have removed their Store to Exchange IBuilding, where it will affnid us pleasure to of- jffr Goods of every description, at the lowest !prices, to ail who may favor us with a call.

A. B. CRAMER & CO.

HALF PRICE! ?Remnants of De Laim s, !and other Goods on hand, which we are selling jat about half their value.

A. B. CRAMER a CO.Jan. 26. Exchange Building.

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tr~/** Persons wishing to engage in their sale will Ireceive promptly hv mail a circular containing lull 1particulars, with ??Directions to persons dl-posed to ;act a- Agents."' together with terms on which theywill-be furnished, by addressing the subscriber, postpaid.

ROBERT M. SEARS. Publisher,Feb. 9. ISI William street, New York. !

ISEFIL EMPLOYMENT.5510 TO sls A WEEK CLEARED?A CHANCE jTO MAKE MONEY?BOOK AGENTS WANTED, |

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M. A. RICK K CO.Elizabeth Town, Lancaster county, Pa.

i Feb. 0, 1555.

.5OB:E i, ib W tat SO,ATTORNEY AT L\W

And Real Estate Broker, Bedford, Pa.

Will attend to all business entrusted to his

i i care. He will give especial attention to Sol- jdit-rs' Pensions, Claims, and Bounty Land.

He has two or three Farms anil 4,000 acres j, of unimproved land for sale.

He has been appointed agent to prosecute !the Robert Morris claims, to lands, in Bedford, !Blair, Cumberland, Huntingdon, Adams, Perry,Juniata, Franklin,and Fulton counties.

Persons holding the Robert Morris lands byj purchase, improvement, or warrant, may com-

I plete their titles by calling soon. Suits will be

instituted against "all trespassers not regarding| this notice.

"

(Lr'Ctlice on Julianna street.

Jan. 26, 1855._ , ----- -- - - - - - - j

A two-Horse Wagon, and one Top Buggy, jnew, and work warranted, lor sale cheap on a

liberal credit, or for Country Produce.A. B. CRAMER 5- CO. ;

New Firm! New Store!! and New Goods!!!The subscribers, having just received and o-

pened at the old stand of J. 11. SCHELL, arww and splendid assortment of Goods, respect-fully invite the patronage ofthe public.

Their stock consists of

SrtS>!e Fancy C*oci*,of the finest and newest styles; also, a large as-sortment of

FAMILYGROCERIES,Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Gils, Dye Stuffs,

! Hardware, Nails, Glassware, Queensware, Hats,Caps, Boots, Shoes, Umbrellas, and, in 'act, ev-ery article that is kept in a well regulatedcountry store, all of which have been carefullyselected, and will be sold on the most favorableterms lor CJJSII or PRODUCE.

MARIA SCHELL,JACOB S. SCH ELL.

Srhellsburg, Pa., \Nov. JO, 1854. j 4

MAS' FILL hOOUS!The undersigned, thankful to their numerous

patrons lor their kind and very liberal pairon-| age, respectfully informs tliem that they have\u25a0 just received from the eastern cities, a handsomei assortment of new stvle Fall Goods, suitable! lor the present and coming season, comprising! French and English Broadcloths, Cassimeres,i Tweeds, Sattinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Flannels,j Satin aud Worsted Nestings, Cravats and hdkff'-.,j knit Merino Shirts and Drawers, Cashmeres,j Maosseline De Rege, Mousse line D. laines, Co-' burg and Thibet Cloths, Alpacas, Silk Poplins,

j Black Gros De Rhine, and Fancy Silks, Printsfrom a tip up, Muslins bleached and unbleachedfrom a tip up, all widths, Thibet and Bay StateShawls, Ginghams, Checks, Linseys, Tickings,

j Drillings, Cambrics, Nankeens, Crash, Diapers,! Damask Table Cloths and Covers, White Goods,

I Embroiders, Sleeves, Collars, Dress Trimmings,' Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery. Hats, Caps, Boots,

Shoes, Queensu are, Hardware, and Brooms,Groceries, N. 0. Sugars, White Clarified, Pul-

| verized, and Crushed do., Golden Syrup, N. 0.Molasses, good Rio Coffee 12f, Piiine do 15cents, Spices, Teas, Chocolate, Extract of Cof-

' fee, Tobacco, l iax Seed, Sperm anil WhaleOils, Drugs, Patent Medicine, Cattle Powders,together with 1001 other articles adapted to theu ants of the people, allot which they will sellat the very low* si possible prices lor cash and

: approved produce, or upon short credit to goodand punctual customers. And, as our motto,short profits, manv sales, and quick returns, has

? been fully carried out, ami will continue theI ruling feature, we feel assured we can make it!to the advantage ol all in search of cheap bar-

gains to g!ve us a call belore purchasing.All kinds of Produce taken for Goods.

RU IT &, OSIER.? Bedford, Sept. 22, 1554.

Eecte Kai^ht,(.S arfrxxor hi Hartley A- Knight,)

i BEDHJ.XG A .XI) CAEVET WAREHOUSE,,V'o. 14S South Second Street,

; F/rJ door* above Sueur* Street, PUIEADEEPIIIA,I '

Where he keeps constantly on hand a lull a-sortment

lofevery ai tide in iiis line of business. FEATH f.RS,FEATHER-BEDS. Patent Spring Mattre-ses, CurledHair, Moss. Corn Husk and Straw Mattresses. VelvetTapestry, Tupestrv, Rrns-ej-. Tbree-Ply, Ingram,

: Venetian. List, Rag anil Hemp Carpeting?, Oil Cloths,1 Canton Mattings. Cocoa and Spanish Mattings, Floorami Stair Druggets, Hearth Rugs. Door Mat-. Table

i and PianojTqvers, to which he invites the attritionj of purchasers.

Oct. 13, 1851.?1y.

I\t?WS for the People!NEW GOODS AT CHEAP CORNER, NO. I.

Fi'llow-Citizens : Weinke this opportunityj of returning vou our most sincere thanks lor thej liberal patronage you have so kindly bestowed.on us. We would also inform you that we

I have just returned from the Eastern Cities, witha large and well selected assortment of Goods,such as Cloths, Cassuneres, and Satinets : Peter

j Shams, f>r over coats, Jeans, Ladies' title dressgoods, such as Siiks, Alpacas, Coburg Cloths,

| Bombazines, Men noes, and a large assortmentof Pay State Shawls, II siery, for Ladies, Com-forts, Crapes, Collars, i\.c., ixo.?Mens," Wo-men-,' Boys' and Children.*' Shoes and Boots,and a general assortment of Groceries. Crush-

i eu and pulverized Sugars, best Rio Coffee, Teasof all kinds, N. O. Molasses, Golden Syrup,.Mackerel, Salt i'V the sack, Baker's Chocolate,Broma Cocoa, and a gen< ' assortment ol Goodsusually kept in a country Store,

j Q.V~* Allkinds of Produce taken in exchangefor goods at market prices.

SANSC.M & GEPHART.Oct. 13, 1854.

Et IEAUY-& SWA fi? H Y I

The subscribers pspectfully beg have to in-! form the people of Middle Woodherry Town-

ship, and the country at large, that they are nowprepared, at their establishment,one mile southol Woodherry, Bedford County, to furnish fbur-horse Threshing Machines, Pierponts' PatentShak-r, Cider Mills, Ploughs ofevery descrip-tion, Keagy's Corking Stoves, twodifierent pat-

; terns, and two different patterns of Coal Stoves?Plough Castings, Wagon Boxes of all sizes, and

jcast Dinner Bells of three different sizes?also,Mill Castings ot every variety. We are alsoprepared to fit up Machinery in the first andmost durable style, and wii! give prompt atten-

| tion to all orders in this line.The public aie respectfully invited {ogive us

a call, as we feel satisfied that both our work and| terms willplease ail who do so.

J. M. SNOW DEN,WM. B. BLAKE,

Proprietors.Oct. 27, 1854.

JOB MANN. Q. H. SPANG.

LAW PARTNERSHIP.Tiir undersigned have associated themselves in the

j Practice of the Law, and will attend promptly to allhusiiie*s entrusted to their care in Bedford and ad-

j joining counties.

j E7"Office on Julianna Street, three doors south of"Mengel House," opposite the residence of Maj. Tate.

JOB MANN,j June 2, 1851. G. H. bPANG.

NOTICE TC COLLECTORS.j Collectors of the Poor Tax are notified to settle! their Duplicate* for 1553 and IS-51 immediately and! save costs, as suits will be instituted against all who

neglect this notice. Bv order of the Directors:JOILY H. RUSH, Treasurer.

Jan. 19, 1855.

TGOTII ACHE.?Persons are not general-ly aware that Dr. Keyser's Tooth Ache reme-dy, prepared by him at 140 Wood Street, Pills-

j burg. Pa. and for sale at Rupp ik. Osier's in thisplace will stop immediately an aching tooth.

| \\ hoever tries it will be convinced,j Dec. S, 1854.

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION-WAREHOUSE

n;amheisbcr& Pennsylvania.I NK subscribers are prepared at al! times to carry

Produce of every description and Merchandize toandfrom Philadelphia and Baltimore, on the most rea-sonable terms. The hishe.t price paid at all timeslor all kinds of country Produce.

Depots. Bf/ZBY & CO. 365 MarketStreet, Philadelphia.?JOHN BIGHAN, Baltimore,No. 151 H street.

C. W. F.YSTER & CO.Feb. 0, 1855?Grp.*

NOTICE.Letters of Administration having been grant-

ed to the undersigned on the estate of AbrahamSparks, late of West Providence Township,Bedford.County, all persons indebted to said es-

tate are requested to make immediate payment?end those having claims will present fhernproperly authenticated tor settlement.

SOL. SPARKS,JOHN CESSNA,

Jan. 5. 1855. Jiilmin itlrniorx.

.NOTICE.All person* indebted to the estate of GEORGE

MILLS, latent Monroe Township, Bedlord county,deceased, are requested to make immediate payment

and those having rlaims against said estate w illpresent them properly authenticated lor settlement.

BENJ. MILLS, Administrator.Feb. 2, 1855.*

NOTICE.Christian StoufTer, of Napier Township, hav-

ing on the 4th day of January inst. executed tothe undersigned, an as.signn.ent of all his pro-perty, real, petsonal, and mixed, lor the benefitof his creditors, notice is therefore given ft) thecreditors to present their claims forthwith lorsettlement, and those indebted are hereby re-quired to it.ike payment immediately to eitherof the assignees, or at the oliice of J no. P. Reed,Esq. whet e the books and accounts are placet!.Allaccounts unpaid after the next court, willbe placed in the hands of officers for collection.

DAVID PATTERSON,J NO. P. REED,J NO. MOWER,

Assignees.Jan. 19, IS").").

HARDWARE STORK.The subscriber having purchased the entire

stock of HARDWARE of the late Thomas B.Miller, in the Borough of Bedford, wouid re-spectfully announce to his friends and the pub-lic genet ally, that he is now prepared to fur-nish almost every aitiele in his line of businesson favorable terms. His stock being nearly allnew, and selected by one well experienced intlie business, he is fully satisfied that purchaserswill find it to their advantage to give him a

call. In addition to a genera! stock of Hard-ware, he has on hand, and will constantly keep,GROCERIES of the very best quality?GLASSoi all sizes?also, STONEWARE oi a very su-perior quality. He has also on hand all kindsof Oils, Paints, Drugs, Brooms. icc., x.c., andCedar Ware in great variety.

Having now permanently settled in business,and being determined to use every proper ex-ertion to please, he hopes to merit and receivea liberal share of public patronage.

JOHN ARNOLD.Dec. 22, 1854.

N EW FIRM AND NEW IMS!The subscribers having purchased the entire

Stock of Goods of Geo. \V. Horn, in the townof Schellshurg, beg leave to announce to thepublic generally, that they have now on hand,and will continue to keep, a large and well se-lected assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCE-RIES, HARDWARE, QL'EENSWARE, Tin-ware, Oils, Drugs, Fish, Molasses, and, in fact,everv article usually lound in Country Stores,to which they in\ ite the attention of purchas-ers, satisfied that they can give satisfaction toall who give them a rail.

The highest price will be paid for Hides, amifor all kinds of Grain. Lumber and Produce,of everv description, will be taken in exchangelor Goods, at the highest prices. All kinds ofLeather w ill be kept at the Store lor sale. Giveus a call.

A. J. SMYELY,JAMES BFRNS, Jr.

Jan. 5, 1555.

PjJBLIC SALE.The subscriber w ill sell, at p.ubiic sale, at his

residence near Bedford, on THURSDAY, theI:sth day of MARCH next, the following pro-perty, viz:

Three pair of work and one pair of bay matchHorses, one Mare, and three Colts, Cows andCalves, one brood Sow and Pigs, Ten Shoats,two Broad Tire Wagons, Plows, Harrows, Cul-tivators, Corn Coverer, Horse Gears, a Thrash-ing Machine, hoise-povver, one spring marketWagon,one Grind Stone, and one Grain Drill,also one super Wind-Mill, one CreigheadSward Plow, one Avery's do., one sub-soil do.one premium Harrow, two common Harrows,one Hi>rse Rake, and (Jrain Cradles and Rakes,all improved implements for Farming?alsoBees?together with a great variety oi otherarticles too tedious to enumerate.

to continence at 10 o'clock of saiddav, w hen due attendance and a reasonable cre-dit will be given by

CHARLES COLFELT.Feb. It;, IS "jo.

PtifeSfc SaleCF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of an Order of the Orphan's Courtof Bedford county, the undersigned will exposeto public sale, on the premises, on

SATURDAY, the I7t!i day oi MARCH next,

the following described Tract of lIS acres ofland, situate in Liberty Township, adjoininglands of David Stoler and others.

This land is limestone o| a good quality, liesone and a half miles front Stonerstown, andwithin about one mile ol the Broadtop Railroad.Has erected on it u two story log-house andkitchen: a good hank barn, blacksmith shop,spring-house,and other buildings. Also, a fineapple orcbai d thereon, with a variety of otherliuit trees. There is also a never-failing springof g'->od water on the premises. Terms, whichare easy, w ill be made known on the day ofsale.

DAVID STCLER,Adtn'r of the estate of John Stoler, deceased.Feb. 16, 1855.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.,BR\ SON k SHIRLS.

Sept. 1, 1854.