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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
Matchmaking, Clockmak:ng and Jew.
elry Establishment.

THE snhscri Der would respectfully RS
i friends and the pupiie generally, that he
has opened out, in the shop in Pitt Street.
nearly opposite the Bedford Hotel, ard lately
occupied by II. Nicoderaus, Esq, anew Watch
making, CIockmaking and Jewelri Establish
ment where lie viii attend promptly TO repair
lag Watches and Clocks. flc has on hand a
large and splendid assortment q aewelTy, q
every description, which he wiilseil on noder-
ate terms. Also Gold am. Silver WATCHES,
silver Spoons, Thimhles, Iutter Kniyes, Gold
ana Silver Pens and pgreils, &c.
BENIEL BORDER
Bedford, April 60, 1886.
P. s. lie still continues tke GHnsmiil4ir
business. at his old siaTd, in the last end q
towr, where be has good ond conipeteniRosk
man constantly employed. D. B.
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SHOE .ST0Rt.

B. CRAMER & co. .hav just received
"A. a very large assortment Of Boots aud
Shoes, suitable for Fall and Wner. part styles
as follows:
Mems Super Waxed Double Sic Boo;s,
Mems g City Made Cali q.
Mems Heavy Kip, Line do.
Youths waxed Double Sole ioots
Youths Calf and Kip Lined Q.
Boys City made Calf Boots,
Boys Kip Lined Boots.
Womens' Double sole Kip Botees,
Womens' Fins Calf and. Seal Q. ~;
womens' Fine Goat Moroecsdo.
Womsns' PaToIii Bootees, yef handsone,
Clildred'B Shoes OF every styi aad- price.
Gents Morocco, Kid, and Cabkin Boosees,
Ladies Double Sole Caters, GIN Shoes, &c;
in fact, Boots and Shoes to suit&ery. .puTehf-
ser. II you want Boots and Shes please gi$v
ls cali, andyon shall be suitedn quality, and
price. 49,.
Exehaage Stare is the place f6a, 'Be6ts'a6d
Shoes. -. s. ~ '.s.s sS..s s.:
Oct. IL, 2,i865. ~.
ID - -
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Ihe Gaiaes Case.

New ORLEANS, Desember 1S.-~fhc
sapreme Court this morning, announced
,aeir decision in the important case IN which
Mrs. General Gaines is plaintiff Tue de-
e.sioa of the Second District Court i reves-
sed and decree issued ordering. that the
viii of Daniel Clarke, executed in 1913, be
2robatcd aud Mrs. Gaines pnt in possession
If the pro2arty devised to her.
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N4ray CattIe

THREE head % Cattie haze beeG trssspass
itgoa lily premises for three months past.
and lisp,. Be.s taken them up strays, One
red Heifer, Esth "a few white s,nts. One rel
Heife., with ebtc face aiid white stripe over
the hacs. Ono Steer. bFinde. ana white spot
ted. Afl TIVE years old. No ear nlsrk. The
owner is requested - come forward, prove
nropertv, pay charges. AMI take them away.
DAVID GOUCHN0UR,
Dec 81. tS55-,' Union Township
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

fysHE subscriber is desirous Of selling the
4 Farm on which he now resides, III Bedford
township, about one mile north OF Bedford,
near Cummings Greek, containing l22 acres o.
Ianti between 10 and SO acres cleared about 10
acres of which is good meadow, plenty of good
fimbe,- on the tract. There is young orchaTa
Of choice fruit. log house, log barn and other
out builo ings thereon, also good water. Ii The
whole trae is not sold, 25 acres thereof viii o+
Terms Of 5, lie will be liberal, and possession
s''NA - " WILLIAM MAIKEN.
~ scs-
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TO RENT.

THE Rising Sun Tavsr in the Borough
Bedford, viii be rented for term OF years
To good tenant very advantageous lease
will be giveu, an1 the house completely re-
paired. Possession given the first of April
next.
Also for rent the Store Room and cellar now
in possession of Isaac Lipple; possession as
above, For terms apply to the Subscriber or
10 David F. Mann.
DAVID MANN.
Nov 2o 1s55
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NEV CLOYnING STORE.

THE subscriber has Just opened Ae@ and
complete CLOTHING STORE, in
the building on the corner of Jaiiana Street,
Bedford, Pa, owned by David Mann, Esq-,
and lately in the occupancy Of Mr. Sol9mon
Filler as Dry Goods Store, aad two doors
South Of the Rising Sun Tavern
His stock comprises one OF the largest and
cheapest assortments Of Ready Mace
Clothing ever brought to Bedford. He has
also choice assortment of Dry Goods, all
of which he viii sell cheap as can be procured
in the town.
Herequests all hiscountry friends and dothefs,
to cali and see bis goods--ss he does not con-
slider il trouble to show them to any one.
ISAAC LIPPEL.
Anil 6. 1855.
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Stray Fl eifer.

GAME 10 the premises of the subscriber, liv-
u ing in Liberty township, some time in June
last RED BRIND..E HEIFER, with white
forehead, no mark, about Que year cid last
Spring. The owner is requested to CONE for
ward prove property, pay charges. and take
her away. SAMUEL +. SH0UP.
Nov. 20, 1885, St.
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BUILDING LOTS.

The Town Is located at the juncton OF tue
main stem of the Huntington anu bloadlop
Nonnt,in Railroad leading to Hopeweii, and
the branch running mp shoup's Run.
Arrangements are now being made toward
the construction Of turnpike road from this
place to II lrtins5urg, in tie rich agricultural
v Hey of Morrisoa's Cove, and to supply the
town with fountain water frolr spring hasiag
an elevation of from 40 to 50 feet aoeFe the
village A Hotel viii be completed anu iuF,
nished before the day Of sale, at WHICH tiale
Il @ terms will be uiide known
Plans Of II town may be obtained Oh aT'oh-
cation TO, or by addressing
JAMES SAXTOE, President
of the Company at Huntingdon, Pa.
Nov. 80, 1865.
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STRAY HEIFER.

6sAME 10 the premises or the subscriber,
" living in Nonroe Township, about the mid
do Of November last, 8 red and white heiser,
supposed to be rising in two years old, no
marks. The owner is requested TO come for
ward, prove property pay charges and take her
away ox,e
Dec. 7th, 1855.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28

1A grocer, wishing to be q little odd IN
r,s.i TO a syn, caused two letters, I. J.
nts painted on his shutter, the oae green
,al tie other black Not long after, soms
,e-,oa observing it Inquired what il meant.
~gag, you great goose yen, said tue
.-..er, its grs.n TIA aaa back tea'"
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
WiETED.

srrHEAT, Rye, Corn, Oats and Burzwhest. 70
wv payment for subscriptions, for waicH toe
highest market prices will be allowed, and TO be
'cft AZ any of the mills in the neiighborhood.-
Also. about 30 cords OF good wood. Nont
some Of our friends bring on these articles.
THE EDITOR.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28

grCA. CuAs. HrzR.-We rsgret to
.,,n .b4. Gel G. HrER, Of Ebensburs.
Jsi On Tuesday last. Col. HyER was a
..5ninhi.t .iember Of the Cambria county
i.,r. served IN the Mexican war, and was
.l,.;i,red one Of the best educated and
i.-i gentlemen Of the county. He died
-.5 consumption. HIS loss will BE- regret
Fl !, Jy al who knew liHr
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FAsHEONAREE
ESTABLISHMENT.

fysHE subscriber has removefiiis establish
ment to the room in the 0dd-F ellcw's
Building, Immediately above be store OF a.
B. Cralner l. Co., where be willattend prompt
iy 10 all business entrusted TO hs care. He re-
ceives regularly the latest CityF Fashions, aEd
viii pledge himself that work dne AZ his shop
shall wear wen and fit neatly.
He respectfully solicits a shaei Of the pub
lie patronage .,rerN
Nov. Q, 1855.
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iilin.D. i.Il SIlA.

Ihf subscriber having purchased the entire
stoc} OF HAhD@ @AGE uftAe late hemas !.
Miller, n t.is Bokongh OF RedfoTd. would ~
spectf.lIy announce 10 bis tTienes aIc the puli-
no generally. tbat lie is now prepared Ia FUR
DjSn alfaost every -jic'e in Lis liTe 81 tusiness
on favoralletsrrns. II isstoek being Learly adj
new, and selected y eae Well experienced IL tie
hlgainess. he IS fuHt sarisfed tat IiZehaseis
wli iad il 70 thei. aslyaItase give blp ceNa.
4aaidiEiaa 10 a general stock al Hardware. he
has on hIad, &ad vii eoasiaiay keel Go
CREIES Of the very best qualif. .-GLASS ef
al sze-also, ST0NEW axery Superior
quality. he bas also on ll:sd al kinds of CHS,
Psints. Drrrs, B+oams, &C., DC, and Ciar
Ware in great variety. ~
H4viqg now permanently settled ip buyiresss
ana being letecajaed ~ use every proper exef-
tiont TO please. be h0pes-to merit aha receive
liberal share ofpnblic pstropsEe: y
J0iiE ARNOLD.
Deer. %. 1854.
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TILIlBLE MILL PROPERTY
FCSI SALaL 7

THE subscriber, about 10 remove TO Calito
nil, offers at L riyate Sale, lis valuable Nil Pro-
perty, situate about miles East Of Bedford on
the Juniata iYey, in Colela ain township, at the
lower end of Friends Cove.
The Mills four stories high. frame, withthFee
ron of stones. two pair OF which are Bufrs bar
ing all the machinery necessary 10 manlias-
ture merchant and country work in the bestmln-
ner- 1t has one OF the bestwater powers inthe
United States, which may he known frein the
fact that during the last dry season Il had tbnn-
dance of water. when heaIly every other mill sn
the nei ghborhood was stopped.
There are between 10 and ] / acres OF land
adjoining, six acres under post fence, about
which lis meadow. on which is erected good
two story log house. weather-boarded and pfas-
tered good water II the door, with anaecessa-
RI out buildings-also a fine orchardof choice
fruit, peaches and'apples.
Being determined TO sell purchasers will do
+9ell 10 examine thisproperty soen.6
e TERMS viii be made 70 suit the Parcha-
yesr, giving approved Bonds,
HIRAM +. R0HM.
June g, 1sj5.-u
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ALL persons having unsettled accounts with
the late firm Of Rupp & Oster, are respectfully
aud most earnestly requested TO call and settle
up without delay.
Oct. %, 1S55.-2m.
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"a. NIcoDE,H1,s.; -
Iusttce Of the Rnc.e.

ETAS removed his OGsce toEnliana Street
A Il two doors North of thesInluirer and
Chronicle ofice, and two doors outh otKirg
a Jordans' Office, where he wiipunctrally at
tend to the collection Of all cims plscedin-
his hands.
Bedford, April s, 1861
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New JeWelrY.

THE subscriber has opened ont a new aud
| splendid assortment of all kinds of the
most fashionable Jewelry consisting IN part of
Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Rings, &A &c.
Cali aud see his stock.
del4 DANIEL BOkDEk.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28

RESIGNED.-GoI. \. K. M'GLUzE has
lined the ofiee of Superinden3ant of
p.6.ic Pr;uting,-sile resignation TO take
,g.,. oa TIE lst of january.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28

LETTERS Of Administration having been
granted TO the subscriber living in Schclshurg,
on the Estate Of Samuel Hull. late Of Napier
Township, decd, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said Estate are hereby notih-
ed to make payment immediateH, and those hay
ing Claims against thu same vii present their
ACCOUNTS properly authenticatet for settlement
DUNCAN McVICKER.
Oct. 26, 1861
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laJEpvw~MGE@'

1TEE PsssressAsp hrc.ofors existing tetwAen
J the uadersisred, crcer The narne ard esua
Z xetssLk Foster. 10 the Coach and Wagon
ksnufEc dys tsthis day Dissolved ny suntanl
eoIsert. The tgsinhss .uf .hc late firm siii be
settled Up by Wrr, /, Eeisei, who Is autAor:zscto
elect sll accounts, &C., sae pay the debts Of
fae hrlS
wM. WEIsELr
JOHN FOSTER.
Dec. II, is65.-aal
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Yl.er, the murderer Of DR.. Hadel and
i, student, Henry Graeff, At Cumberlaad i
Yd. III September last, viii be- hung on the
4tb 0: January. Thus far he has inanifes-
III % signs of penitence.
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palFAIa SIZE
CT yArraerE

R IA La Es9T q TTy.
TTHE sabsczi5er otfeTs ais well known Tavrfn
Staad Property, % Reyss hill. Fulton
County, Pa, 81 Private Sair. with ell tie a, &
belonging thereio. being 343 ACRES ef
patented land, l65 acres q @hich is cleared
an3 nndsr good fence.
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LITE I,RGhl TIE EiSIl

JITo0D VAR DIS improved Smut md Screer.
VI ing Nachiue3, Vi Bushes, Betting Cloths
aE1 Rr4ad)astArs. Of the most in,rro PLAN
!. III ScIass. Little Giant Com and Cob se,rd+
1srs P@tsat bridges for Mil SpindieS, PogtaLlr
NILS, wlrranted TO .-ini 10 auSifels Ter hour,
N I1oas and Aii BGrrs made To orsi. call bss IS
psburci Of the Agent, s.. p. BRQAD, aise
S SSle!lSbafg, Betfurd CoeitF ra '.
Mil w,gat asaFA done az tfaf sanrieI; 1a5!cc- >
ann d, tae most reis9aabie ferns s
+ n b. Il is agent for Bedford. S6n,ttsof az.
adjaiaiag GouFtiss s&a. t4-.
buy J. lS55 -zz
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28

r.e Kisg Of Sardinia has been on visit
:, tssir Imperial Najesties, Louis Napoleon
sai Queen Yictorio.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
NaEesY ana Qonleelioaarn.

ntHE subscriber, taaakfa, Tor the patranage
L heretofore extended hirl by aper4l aul-
lid. tsn,Iers Ais Thanks. ard he would TesbeCt-
fuily ininaif iheplt trai he has Teco7Fea and
sli.aaa Ge'y and ch9ice lot of Cnnfcetians,
aiaopg which are candies, nuts, fraits. &c--
III also keeps Groceries. each assngari Cnfet i
sea, IolaSses. Gaessn, Candies, &e. Also y, 1
d ssc3ptioas Of Galses, ard viii serve Wedding
ail9 other PARTIES, on short notice. with 'coA.cc
tiea5 ana $50. ~
lIe has opened up and reftted his ofsTEh
ST ICON, ID GS3rpcrfor styie. senern'llewlsi al
wsys be ready TO serreh his frieaes and ife "a
lie wita tae freshest ard choicest Oysters i4iat 81,
can he procured
sdts stand is QIposite the Gdd-FeiloT s
Btilairg. wtiarc ht feels ceuadent that those
who give him ell viii not 90 away dlsaF- -
pqintei @OHH }. LCtHLh-
Nov .. 1855.
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS
AT
THO TOWN Oh SlAfM,
Bedford County. Pa.

wHE Saxton improvement Company VIII
sell az public auction, on CHR RlSIMAS
ADAY, DECEMBER %, 1855, az the new
town Of Saxton, large number OF excellent
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NnN STifIs LINE.
sTaIY' STEER.

fskME to tSe Frs na:ses " tl1e srtyc-iber,
i living rear Enterprise, South FoQsaeTry
Il fwnship, shout TIRE LIST September Hast.
tksr aoout eae yaA- I'D lsst srIirE.s lts eolef
#i, uasrSsd'ls. crcp oa the I.ght ear, 9hs
oRusf i Fgqpested 10 cenae forward. n:cye
pyorsrtv, pay charges and take il away.
DAVID SNQBERGEH.
Nov. 30. 1855
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FINAL NOTICE.

IL pefsons knowing themselves indebted
II 20 the late arn Of SAHsoss Il MILLER, either
ty note or book sccnunt, will do we'll 20 have
thyra settled ny the Ist Of January 1885,. After
a.; tin, u viii bs piis.1 is the hands OF .
Topss sf - !Jr I!;s:sioi.
fss s,A.J. SAMSON,
Surviving partner
Dec. RS idp5..
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frame Tavern Stand.

: good large Stable, sufficient to accommodate
eighty horses, GFanary Corn Grin, wagon Shed,
ard all other necessary ont buildings and an ex
eeent orchard Of choice frait Ia never faiii,g
stream Of water ~ the door, and several good
living springs ca different parts of The lard
There are also On this property TWO GO0D
TENANT HOUSES.
The abore is oas OF the hest known -arern
Stands on the road, and the lard IS in hign
state Of cultivation, and well adapteu for pas
ture.
lie also ofers fog sale. The FARM a,ljoti4irg
tho above. OF which he at present resides ore
half mile South Of the Tavern prGpartr, con-
tanning 500 ACRES Of good limestone land,
5l4 acres of which IS cleared and under fence,
IN q good state Of eult.vnticD, and the balance
well Iabered
Th@ improvements are good nex
Tw0-stOTy WeatheT-EeardeG
House.
Bank Barn. Spring House, Wash House. ard
other out buildings, a first rate orchard OF coed
'ruit, good spring close 10 tile huuoe, ard neses
failing springs Of water in every field.
There dre also on this fTac; II good
SAW MILL,
LINE KILN, and several excellent auarries,
and as good a location for a-isan Yard as could
ne desired, wite rleatv Of bzfiSF cenvepiest -
There are also THREE GOOD TENANT
HOUSES on this place, and Two other good
Barns.
This IS ore Of the best stock farms in The
country, snd Offers pee0iiir inducements TO any
person sha deSirss d rfisi cattle, dc.
He IriN sell ia quantities To sui. prrchasers,
a176 any one wishing TO make bargain wouii
10 well % examine t..e above properties before
purchasing elsewhere.
Terms m lIe 70 s;iit Purchasers.
fat firsAsr information apply 20 the sra-a
seribeF.
JAMES sPgo2T
Sep; 28, 1885
= Chafnbersaurr Rep. a7l E-bi5, and Hun.
ti7sion Inafatl publish, each rl0ntas, and
seal nal. n iris 0Iiica.
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SEI,LIAfI OFF lf COST.

THE subs cri 5cr. about removing to tie West,
will sell has entire stock OF goods. which Il very
i4r-4, al cDst. Persons viii please cali before
having elsewhere and examine for themselves.
Couatfy stores desiring to purchase goods Fili
IA k,,nnl;ad on more reasonable terms thar
;1sg : IA ulrch lss them IN the city. All per-
soas waa h4vs aaseftIci accounts viii cal IN
.ne, lt,,lv aast sstile, otherwise their accounts
vi, De left il ne hands af psopsT otiieef ior
ccssctio4.
Balsord, Nor. I6, 1850.
IT YoU wat CHEAP GOODS, csli al
C1eap Side.
&eY. 81.
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Dry G9ois and Fancy Store,

q tlle West end pf the binding formerly in the
Occupancy ot Or. J ohn II. Hofius, decd, and
now occupied by Dr.. B. +. Harry.
esells silk pockethandkerchIefs at from Il J
cents up TO 81; uaiersiseyes frorn 10 cents -
se159; silk mits froEl to IS cts; eeottoht hose
frcrn up 70 37aas caatSi good blrr calico for
So cents per yard; collars from cents up To
So; linen pocket handkerchief frorhG Gents to
s., 5a; bonnet Fioasas iFem 8. TO 81 cents,
chemisettes from 81 cents TO Si.25s aoRnets
from p cts M; hiooyhers from 625 cents mp,
ani ladies and GentiesEeas' Wear
of every description, usually found ia Dry
(ioodS and Fancy Stores; also table linens at
all prices; boots and shoes; c4rpets; general
assortment OF Gaeaas.sF are and SsFO-
cerSes: and q great many small articles oEe
hpalrsf per ceat. !o'fer than scaa. be procured
elsewhere in this Place. -1---4-------.------
He Tes7 ,ctfilIy re1asSts all 10 call nd eZ-
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A NEW BUGGY for sale by
Noy, 80. U. ~ noi