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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-06
April 6, 1855.
REGISTERS NOTICE.
RCPP & CSTER.

All persons Interested either as heirs, 5credl-
tors, or otherwise, are hereby notified that the
following named persons have filed their ac-
counts in the Registers Office, and that they
will he presented TO the Orphan, Court Of Bed
ford County, on Friday, the 4th day OF May
next. at thr Court House, for confirmation, at
which time and place they may attend, ii they
think proper:
The account Of Adam P. Frltpr, admr. Of Da-
vid Frttrr, late Of Southampton township, de-
ceased
TIE account of Mahlon Smith, admF. Of
George Dull, late Of Bedford township decras-
ed
The account of George Carl, admr. Of Jacob
Mock, late ofSt Iartownship, deceased.
The account Of John Cessna, Esq. admr. Of
Frederick Steckman, late oil Monroe township.
deceased
The account Of Samuel Brckley, exor. of J.
W Willis hte Of ST. Clair township deceased.
The account Of Finley McGreu, admir- of
Margaret Harmon, late Of St. Clair township,
deceased
The accoont of Jacob Lingenfrlter, admr. Of
George Sndyr, late OF West Providence town
ship, deceased.
Tie account Of John p Reed, Esq. admr. of
deceased
The account Of David 5. Longenakrr, admr.
Of Jacob k+agy, late Of Middle Woodbury.
township, deceased t#
The account OF John Johnson, ndnr. of Abel
johnson, late ofSouthampton township, deceaS-
ed.
The account of Joseph Dull, Esq. admr. of
Matthias Holar, late OF Harrison township, de-
ceased.
Th,. account of Barnahas Steckman and Hi
mas O'Nea, admr's. of George Steckman, late
of Monroe township deceased
The fual account OF Benjamin Lybargerg
admr. Of Adam Smith, late OF Londonderry
township, deceased.
The account Of Nicholas Whitpline, adnr. Of
John Christian Bnp, late Of Juuiatta township,
deceased.
ID. WASHABACGH,
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u d % e y ONE HE EMF:
Public sale OF Valuable Real
Estate.

By vif:ne Of an Order ofthe Orphans Court
Of Bedford county, the undersigned will expose
to public sale, on the premises. on Saturday, the
l7th dav of March next, the following dtScri5-
ed Tract of llS acres of land, situate in Liberty
Township, adjoining lands of David Stotrr and
others.
This land is limestone ofa good qnaiity, lies
one. and half miles from Stonerstown, and
within about one mile Of the Broadtop Railroad.
Has erected on it two story Lighthouse and
kitchen; good bank barn, blacksmith shop,
spring-house, and other buildings. Also, a fine
apple orchard thereon, with variety of other
fruit trees There is also never failing spring
of good water on the premises. Terms, which
are easy, will br made known on the day Of
sale.
DAVID STCLER,
Admir- Of the estate Of John Stolrr, deceased
Feb 16, 1855.
1.-THE above property not having been dis
posed Of on the day specified, me sale is
postponed until TUESDAY the 18th day Of
APRIL next, when it will be offered as above.
March %, 1855.
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All perscus indebted TO the estate Of Jacob
Bhtle, late Of South Woodbprry Township,
Bedford county, deceased, are requested 10 max.
immediate payment; and those having claims a
ganst said estate will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JACOB s. BRUMBAUGH,
March %, 1853. Administrator.
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Bedford Borough.

u An appeal will he held at fhe Court
House in Bedford on the Sth day Of MAY.
SAMUEL RADEBAUGH.
.4ppraiser Of Mercantile Tures for 1855.
April 6, 1s55-4t.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamep-
tarv have been granted 20 the undersigned, Ex-
rcuiors of the Last Will and Testament ofHenry
koons, late Of Bedford Township, decreased, that
all persons having claims on said Estate are re-
qurstpd to present them for settlement, and
those indebted thereto are hereby required TO
make Immediate payment.
HENRY kOONS,
DAVID KGONS,
PETER WINEGARNER,
Executors Of Henry Kooas, deceased.
March ,, 1893.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.
Isaac E4ipDeE

Would respectfully announce to his old
friends, and the public at large, that he has O.
ptnrd an entirely new CLOTHING STORE in
the Borough OF Bedford, in the room recently
in the occupancy Of Solomon Filler, where he
has just received a very superior assortment of
ready-madc Clothing for Men and Boys, to
which he invites attention, satisfied that be can
please all who give him call, both as 10 price
and quality. He viii also keep an assortment
OF Dry Goods and Groceries. He Invites pur-
chasers to examine his stock.
Bedford, April q, 1855.
0NsloNS.--Onc barrel Seed Onions--just receivFd
mad for ale by \. B. CRAMER K Co..
~ A
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T0RW .ARDING AND COMMISSION
WAREHOUSE
('llambersburg. PenDsylvania.

faE subscribers are prepared at all times TO carry
Produce of every description and Merehandize 10 and
from Philadelphia and Baltimore, ON the most
scnable teruss. The highest price paid at all times
for all kinds of country Produce.
4 G55-Receiying Depors, BUZBY & CO. 365 Market
street Philadelphia BlGHAN, Baltimore,
No. Isl Il street.
C. W. EYsTER 4 co.
Feb O. 1Sll--frn.
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And possession given on the 1st of June, a
TAN YARD in the Borough of Bedford, with
all the fixtures complete, and Dwelling ada
cent thereto. Apply to either OF the under
signed.
VIM. Hartley,
Job Mann,
John II. Rush,
March 80, 1855. For the Heirs.
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JOB MANN. Q. n. SPANG.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have associated themselves in the
Practice OF the Law, and will attend promptly 10 all
business entrusted TO their in Bedford and ad-
,joung counties.
uy~ Office on Juanna Street, three doors south of
sMengel Hoase, opposite the residence OF Maj Tate.
JOB MANN,
June ,. 1854. g.. n. SpANG.
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FIRST lRRlIiL
New Spring and Summer Goods.

The unterslgn4d, thankful TO their friends
and patrons for tht- kind and very liberal patron
age extended TO them heretofore, would respect
fully solicit continuation of the same, and al
50 inform them that they are now receiving
from the eastern cities, and opening at
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FOR RENT,

March 80, 1855
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LIST OF CAUSES

April ., 1855.
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Viii be sold, at public Vsnduc, at tn" house
Of jacob B. Anderson, 10 Cumberland Valley,
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NOTICE.

March lG, 1873.
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N0gice Of lRqggisaGIOaao

Whereas ABRAHAM SPARKS, late of west
Proridener Township, Bedford county, deceas-
ed, died seized Of the following Real Estate.
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GREAr yrRorgAy DISCOVERY.

ffo,.ced ~ Eoyg Lsusts Pasa q Essiand and
- ~ N DE teos a. rhafrss psris snf te I'm
ptfsi tosgs q sssfins yisnns Trsserss No g. u ne
fnnsay general danny, tiefsi Hnf DE
at,.fug fonseq sflfg from eas3y II. III
be's ARE sfeass youit nafh,1s oif age fnfs@.
tc trttfuor would iufsifed Ia ferfrs
n lie, Ne 1rissernhr snyevsly s1ori. Al pa.
npefmsss ssuish Ahe magic beore !nenrnn@ ius
rertsrrr ia able snsr.ny
sas Triesensr No oonyis,sy aud en4r.y srD.rais.s
Afeef u tos stordsrs With oyAshs And ca,. hsse -
been 1ousht sn'sotr Tor o sb@ ruin he4l
$50 portion 81 ~ yopriAior Irsssuar, No ne Ersa
E4fersan rsInsey ir hat q vgeh a,fr4r
ns'ej, - ktsish shyssn treats vih nerc1ry . hs NV
atle deffur - h rafts1ra eons4or aff sfh NJ &c
tsft&yariis ~ ~ vorf c.n,o@ Tr<seus, Nc
naf Ass effoA % sss*~ smell ~ a nassssss
sEaHss. Thy nsJ - lad On Ls toils4 <t> Oh
- tstg ssI ss,sd soe . ~ sssss " sah. a,ass
AZ 10 he lad. vh1issAie snd rsisl, ~ NJ hi Al EIEpOx
Gtssns stfss near csnsi ss~ Yors espss ATTY srts1es
~ 1s ffrYrs0r ARD J2isfiss aFens
I'D sssr- osr Iaf ~ Ausr>a- ffnss.tely -
rsnf'srSs " fkrrt~ y iorwars Ne rrs-srsr y a. 81,
81 word se<urey tSkes s<.ess@ss. s<rssty "a
syrctsss II - .rssv nsAs sxssss re zrs< Y,-nz-A~
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DIcORDs rRAcTIcE-NoTICK az RENnvAL-In

DfCORDs FRAC1IcE-SoTIcE or REaOvAi.-THE
IL uudsregued formerly pupil With Tioord u Paft. All
srh ne celebrated surg.os q o. cry, Drs CANADIAN as
efiabhe his consulting and dispensing BID brad
way lor be II dseases III tenders aic,.d pod
yr Assurance ~ rfbsf and hos Who have b.cn abusd by
tpscLcsp auiio'er h'fle lorkf no uefruryT and ne
erusiofe Of he mecai chnrstans ~ De day
rely having iher r1eetuAly mater
tfLpsisd hey mey APPEAR. ~. rtisBded o,rysona
ne famous Hospital du Will, Ia Paris. under Rood himself
iogeh'r viii ne many and efficient remedies u Vs
Bers fugsoN render failure impossible Recent cured
without any DELAY Charges quite u.oierais, AMI n
candid Information given IN every sianee Ills Treatment ~
'nfSrunal fuous rnErrufai and dlsea4s
bssed entirely Dc modern and improved ~ med
tn. AMI fss been enipsn'iy snceefnl Trraen' Wy y.
ter fofsuiaious pfAneals ono k0afN ~
H. IN 6toa. q. u. HAMMOND NJ %. 3s1ryron.
AuhcT a kedical IIfvf of NJ blilon.n az A.
Nc. tls Bfo@dysy, oppo..ls ~ slcb0@ss Hokel
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MEDICAL.

QUICK AND EYFECTuAL MEDICAL AID RENDERED
NJ by DIR. NAED.-H. nfor,gnaiea frend and o.r
REMEDIES Just What those who have contracted ssrsr
diseases cure at oce, aud forever, te wod
slight cured IA few hours Canal street. easi
o. tis broadway the place 10 liz erraordinary apn
srd horoosh remedies, unrssled IN every respect freu
A guaranteed.
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MADAME ALVIN. IRON PARIS. TFynERs I'M

w ttrvtcss 20 The ladies and gentleman n phfenogy $40
sAn be eonsled about ovc marriage busress and an
~ name % be ~fy o. gen enhn hey marry;
a s q fg rritG Hsseeree = Eiytssb ste.. rss,
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bud s~eslsr - wHs GA . ee- - tested sn fafs
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NfOeT fuPoRTtNr 70 TIP iADiEs -np UyIes
Nj sgr -srtgs,es usfsftAs. p4t s~srtsksns NJ
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ssfsss 80 TO- ~ = a - Ssw Tea rsf Dt-s go
O<1 -Mts s*rs - fsaMMN1.
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GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BASH-.-
VI The safe and conm0iions double engine steamer ~
ACHtsET1s VIII make excursion 70 The Fishing Banks
sunday Sept lG l5 The boat Will king street ~
-o'clotk Pier No North river O'Clock. Bait and nsb1g
furnished board. band o. music VIII accompany he
boat. Fare Tor the excursion % cents NH.-The VI having
been thoroughly oyerAuled aud repaired offers ,uperto
commodaous any other boat Tor excursions having
dancing saloon liz feet long.
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CHANCE 10 MAKE A FORTUNE.-THE ADvER-
n ns.r has in operation lb5 Broadway OF the
valuable Inventions ever Issued from the Patent Office The
patent right fol- o. ihe States Is for sale parties
responsibility capable OF taking the entire charge any
state will be offered OF mutual advantage. Can
il.
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A BARG A1N--FCH SALE. THE LEASE AND FURNI
II tuse OF an Office, consisting of handsome SAFE desks
chairs III eonpee order III OF the best locations the
city mNs be sold Immediately. Address A. B Dispatch He
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4 ARD.--MADAM BREWSTER HsTt rms THANKS 10
~ her friends and patrons, and be2s that aaer
thousands. both this cry aud Philadelphia who
suited her with entire satisfaction. she feels confident that
Tie Questions Of asroogy. love and Jaw matters, and boz
or oacs az re,f on constantly by Napoleon she his ~
GsL she ~tB e the 81 he fsgre husband nfa
NE name Of her v,sfer speedy o. piles Aag
cor nf % remedy fhsr own. 70 Madison street.
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A RARE CHANCE.-F0R SALE A GROCERY AND
n hqnor ore one Of the best locations up town. situated
opposite the New York Power Loom Carpet Factory which
srpoys eight hundred hands. Apply the premises
500 West For y.,hird street.
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E,0R sALE-TYE THREE STORY AND ATTIC STORE
and dwelling fouse Ill N avenuelo - by 100 deep
Separate dwelling The above Is 81 he
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EXCURSIONS.

LfxCURsIoS TO THE FISHING BANKs.-THE DOUBLE
IL engine steamer WIN. GAGE, Captain j. o. Philips win
male cxcnrson 70 the fishing banks Friday die ifh,
sanrdaye Eth and sunday The 10th days 81 September.
The boat viii leave toowsAmos street. North river
o'clock A. NJ spring street ats broone street Es river,
attl Fulton terry Brooklyn, at M No North ry"r,
ats band OF music VIII accompany he excursion.
cept Srnday Bait fishing refreshments
nishrd on board. Fare for he excursion ~
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Tor sALE--AT GREAT BARGAIN, A FIRST CLASS
photographic Establishment, now In prosperous condi
ten The proprietor VIII either sell out entirely
partner who furnish cash capital OF 81 600 Address o.
a., No NJ Tenth street.
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LyoR MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA. MI ruAL LINE
i Regua packet .. he l0h OF ocso5er-Ihe saper,og
clipper hip GEETRr III, 800 tons capacity. Phnney,
viii sal before the above date. She has the bee
accommodations TO- rs and ssSond cabin Of
vessel loading Her previous 10 Melbourne
Of The shortest YET made aud passengers would do well y
her before engaging elsewhere. Omitted
freight be set taken for which passage apply
toard, pier No. 4, H. r.. or 70 MAILER LORD, Ir
Wall Rogers, Wsdhed Lord Co. consiyses-
Nsbolrne
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LYARMERs' EXCHANGE.-FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE
for city lots well situated building materials 1--WE houses
and Tote finishing, Of smith and Devor Streets
Brooklyn. Eastern dsrlct) Also, house and lot In Hicks
street Brooklyn exchange farm Apply
10 Able ROBINSON, IS Wall street.
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CSG ONLY-A RARE CHANCE FOR A SMALL ca.
TOV pi'ai-fh. tools OF very profitable business paying
rom LEGO 100 per cent, which only requires seeing
learn will he sold for $50 Call this day the
ato.t leaving the city, at 4s3 Pearl street.
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TO SOUTHERN rRAyErLgRs.--rHg rSiTRD sr1rEs

pier l. sorh rter on saturday, i5n Inst fof Rieita0rf
t0ucfSg al od fnh 'omfor Passenger ior he -sat ~
proceed, VIA Psfsnburg. without delay and wi arrive n
Wskou wilmtneion. se. and viii a. l4e sapel~
II tsy vent VIA kcrfcf They need appr~h-nd
Danger rom he nc .hp Dos m bsar ~ i
riss Passgs ard rA,ercsrl o~sshI,d % Oh Pen
~ ic re.rst 4 Rl-tu<nd 90 4tSerafs fa rg.s
IgbLAg sLK1sAaTS. y tfeadeAy.
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EvoR sALE--OR TO LEASE FOR NUMBER or
r reasonable terms eighteen lots ~ by 100 known
he Gutenberg ferry property fronting the North river o
cCse sxeh street. with the water privilege, suitable Tor
Hte coal business ship building or misunderstanding
poses growing nelhborhood For particulars. inquire OF
1. BECKER, North Hoboken, II. ". 4 II. BRUNJES, N3
Washington street GANDER STEtL. 81 Murray street
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LNARM.-l50 ACRES, ONE MILE FROM DEPOT, "a
miles from New York beautifully located soil rich loan,
~ heavy timber worth $4,000 market buildings good
and in perfect Order fine water and everything desirable
Price IS eGQ-a great bargain.
Us. BRuNDRED CO. IS Nassau street
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ASTROL<GY,

sTONfsHING TO ALL.-MAnAME MOggOw.-THfs
~ highly giNed lady s. without exception, the
~ asst ologst IN the world that has been She vii
tell all the events OF life, the very thoughts wil
cause speedy marriages. and viii show the likeness the
tended husbands 10 the astonlshmcnt all who yst be
No charge not satisfied IS Brcome street, Cannon
Gentlemen no. admitted
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L'OR SAVANNAH -rARE REDUCED TIE UNITED
~ States mail steamship KEYSTONE STATE. Captain H.
lindie WIN i.sve Philadelphia far savannah % Weincasy
sept ~ n 10 O'Clock A. " Pare, ~. sieerage - The
~iAIE OF GEORGIA vii leave ~ above 90 Wefnesisy
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