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ADJUSTMENTS,
PRICES OF ADMISSION.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
l,ress Circle and Parquete OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 %
TsIniiy Circle, equal to seat in the SO
2
CoioIed u.EefJ ........--......s....
Susofcoh flFa,e i'oxes per seat IS
Fen Elegant Private Boxes, SIS to IS each.
CHANGE OF TIME. las
NJ Doors at half past Curtain res nj O'Clock
A~B Office open from O'Clock " till O'Clock P M
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10; o. F.-Isonrd Of DIRECTORS of" Odd Eel
lows Resi-" for S-O'icersItefy Bier. President John
Stroud Treasurer Fnrnc~lx Secretary Cemetery Commit
erliAper dillingham;, Gardner Smith, Luther Homes. Fl
nance COMMUNICATIONS. kretIe, ". G. Wilson, l.. Homes
ScXtol-pHuel Merritt Membcrs-Fra1k Lewis, ". G. viii
son. Geo Seymour, II. Goldman, &. b. Bowdch j. ?. War
ncr, H. Cesarele. s. iiOullcmet.
RE- VAULTS IN ODD FELLOWS REST" may be pro
cured by Applying to NJ GoRkI ut Sckes Co.'S, IS Ca
nal street At D. FELT STETSON'S, 81 Camp H.
MlLSPAUGH, y. Mint, and at the Secrcarys Office, in
Odd Fellows Hail. Camp and Lafayette streets.
The price members of Stockholdng Lodges will be S5 per
vault; TO Nil others SD per vault.
R- information relative purchase Lots CHI be
on Alplicatisu 10 the &ecreinry:
9Ql5 JAMES FURNEACX, Secretary Q. F, Rest.
Ds"Thc statistical tables of mort atty show
redntnn in this country OF The proportion Of deaths from PM
mOay diseases. Dr. Aver attributes This result the effect
hn Terry pcc;Ora He also that the from his
tHhEc PILL gives believe they will. they
into general materially reduce the mortality rom
'ho>e particular diseases Tor which they DESIGNED From
what We know nt his preparations think he ht' grounds for
h' claims aud ii he has it is al attainment o which AN En-
Eer2 might be proud. Rarely is permitted any
know nt his skin bctowg health and life the Of
h> fellow
Such reflection is worth working though he
only the reflection for his reward springfield Daily Courier
~ They are for sne by j. WRIEHT II co. and al
city Druggists. 90 2mW&A
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Nos. Ioi, 1913, I05 and I07 TchoupitouIas ST..
I IPGHTERS OF FOREIGN WINES ASp LIQUORS.
T. Dealers in DOMESTIC LIQUORS, WINES, SMOKING
and CHEWING TOBACCO and SNUFFS German und Iia-
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THE MUSICAL NOVELTY OF THE SEASON /
THE FRENCH MOUNTAINEER SINGERS,

From Bearn, south ef France
These original Artistes who years have
formed in all the European capitals with entire success
have for the last months been giving through
Canada and the Northern States will make
their first appearance in New Orleans
WEDNESDAY, November 49, 1856
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G II II VIC IT OF MRS. FAPREN
THIS EVENING. Nov. Il, 1856,
W" he presented the play translated from the German
hJ A. Waiauer, Esq.
G r 1 f L D
Hrciha MIS- Farren; Lord Percivai Mr.. J. E. Nage
lowed ny y ionbardi, by the full Orchestra. con-
clnde with the Fairy Extravaganza
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
Faee. '5 - - ~ '~F'' = - '1
EzS- Box office open daily from 10 10 aocock
E1- Doors open at ta Overture
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Per steamship Caha1vha-
l5J boxes Layer R4iISINS, new fruit;
$50 E. Mr. :.
80 hf :. :.
80 aEkns Rose Bud extra choice GOSHEN;
Is boxes English Dairy CHEESE;
20 Pine Apple -.
25 cases Canton GINGER;
s. boxes new BUCkWIIEAT
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Elk ship :. Blanchard
q barrels No. 3MACkEREI.;
q casks W. Is. Refined WHALE OIL;
SPERM OIL;
50 cases half gallon PICKLES;
100 boxes CUBA SIZES.
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Theoretically Sealed Articles
SfitFn SALMON, EEI.S and SiiAD: FRESH ROAST
BEEF, MUTTON BEEE 4 Ia MODE, CHICKENS
TURKEYS, PIGEONS, GOOSE: SOUP and 8OUII.LE;
MINCE MEAT etc, etc.
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(OIRT PROCLAMATION.

9TTHEREAS the Honorable FRANCIS NJ. KIM
wv MILL, President Of the several Ccarts ef
Common Pleas IN tie counties composing the
18th Judicial District aud Justice OF the Courts
of Oyer and Tcrminer, and General Dali Deliye-
ry, foAtire trial of capital and otsseI offenders
in the said district and JosEfH b. NOBLE and
Jomx G.. IhRrLRr, Esqnires, Judges Of the
Courts OF Common Pleas, and Justices Of the
Court of Oyer ard FeFminer, and General Jail
Delivery, fol the trial Of all capital and other
offenders ia fhe county af Bedtord-haTe is
sued their rFecept and 10 me directed, for hold
Ing A Court of Common Pleas, and General Jail
Delivery, and Court Of Oyer aud Ternliner at
Bedford, on MONDAY the 18th day of N0-
MEMBER next. NorIcg is hereby given to all
the Justices Of the Peace, the Coroner aud Con
stables within the said county ofEedford, that
they be then ard there ia their proper persons,
with their rolls, records, and inqnisitions, ex-
aminations and other remernbrances, TO do
those things which 20 fheir Offices and IN that
behalf appertain 10 be done, and also they who
viii prosecute against the prisoners that are or
shall be 10 tie Jcil Of Bedford county, 10 be ther
and there TO prosecute against then as sh all be
just. HUGH MOORE Sheriff.
Oct 2t 1855
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public sale Of Real Estate.

sTyHE undersigned Executors, of the last
j. viii and Testament, of John Smith
late of Union Township, Bedford county,
deed, viii sell at public sale on the premises
on Saturday the 25th day of October next,
the following REAL ESTATE late the pro-
perty of said deed viz.
One tract Of patented laul, adjoiuing
lands of George +. Riddle Jacob Berkhi-
n,er, JOsiah Griffith and the widow Girls
mans heirs, containing about eighty six
acres. The Improvements are log house
and log barn with other ont buildings, about
90 or 70 acres of the land are cleared and
under fence.
Said property will be sold subject to a
life estate in small house aud two acres
of the land.
Possession will be given on the 1st of
april next, at which time the perchase
money will be paid. JOHN AXE
Terms Cash PETER SMITH
Sept. 5, 1856. Ex'ors.
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PRIIiTE SALE.

rEyHE subscriber viii sell at private sale, q
a. valuable Farm OF fist rate limestone land,
situate in Bedford Tp., shout two miles north
east OF Bedford. containing 2.l acres ana al.
lowance, l75 acres cleared aud under good
fence of which % acres are good m sadow. 1t
is in higi. state of cultivation, and the balance
is well timhered.
The improvements are new two story Brick
House. with basement kitchen, and fouu-
tain pump at the door, and in The seller; frame
stable, with W lgon shed aass eern-crib attsch-
ed; log barn. Also, tenant house, with a
never failing spring Of excellent sater, black
smith shop and other ont buildings. There is
also on the premises q large orchard ef excel
ent fruit.
Any person wishing TO purchase VIII call on
the subscriber living ON the premises
Oct. "A, 1856. A. X. CRANE
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FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber will sell at private ssle,
l. valuable Farm OF frstrass limestone land,
situated in Middle Yoodberry tp., Bedford
County Pa, Containing 100 acres, about -
acres cleared and under good fence ard in
high state of cultivation, the balance is well tim
bered, with good two Story House and iage
back building attached. -flso good bank bd5a
with rhrashlng house, tenant house. wash aHe
spring house, and all o;hsr out buildings re AZ
cd on farm. Also never falling spring ~
linlestone water near abe buildings. Ar p;-
son wishing to purchase such property VIII 30
well 10 caH on the subscriber living o. tue
premises. SAMUEL bUCk-
Aug. 3, 1855
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Estate of George RepIogie decd.

BEDFORD COUNTY SIS;
At an Orphans Court held at Bedford in and
for the County of Bedford on the first day of
September A. D. 1856, before the Judges of
the said Court.
On motion Of S. l.. Russell, Esq, the Court
grauta rule upon the hers and legal representa-
tives Of George Replogle late Of Middle Wood
berry Tp., decd, to wit /: Polly Replogle
widow, Jacob Replogle residing in Jefferson
county, Iowa, Elizabeth Replogle and Mary in
termarried with Jacob Gruber, who have lately
removed to Iowa, and George B. Replogle, David
Replogle minor of whom Charles Oellig is guar
dian Hannah 3. intermarried with Henry
Smith, Barbara intermarred with Thomas S.
Hosinger, Sarah intefmarried with Henry Ever
sole, Mary intermarried with Ephram Long
inecker who is in heI minority and Of whom the
said Ephrian is gglriiau, and Leah a minor OF
whom Hon. Joseph B. Noble is guardian resid
Ing in said county of Bedford. 10 be and appear at
an Or4hlns' Court to be held at Bedford in and
for sale county, on the Sd Monday 18th day OF
November next, to accept or refuse 70 take the
real estate OF the said George Replogle deceased
at the vaIu ttion which has been valued and APP
praised id persnance of a writ of partition OF
valuation issued out of the Orphans Court oi
said county or show cause why the same should
not be s,a by erdar of said Court.
In testimony whereof have here
Gunto set my hand, and affixed the
III @~T seal of said Court at Bedford tbe
~ 49, Grst day OF September A. D. 1855
Oct. IL, 1856. CIeak.
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.
AUDaTon.s NOTICE.

THE uniersigneds appointed by the Orphans
A. Court Of Bedford County, to distribute fhe
balance OF the faoney i'm the hands Of John
Mower and s. J.. Russell, Esquiress Adrninis-
traitors de bonus non, with the VIII annexed oi
William Lane, late of Hopewell, Township in
said County, deceased, 10 and among the eredi-
tors OF said decsdent entitled TO receive the
same viii attend to the duties OF bis appoint
ment on Tuesday the 29rh day Of July, inst,
at his otsiee in she Borough Of Bedford, when
and Where all parties Interested can attend if
they see pF.per.
G. n. sP.gatl, .a4diior.
JniT IL, 1856.
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Bedford
MINERAL SPRINGS
Association,

THE undersigned, Commissioners named in
act Untitled an stAct to incorporate the Bed
ford Mineral Springs Association" hereby give
notice that we have appointed Tuesday the 2Sth
day OF October instan for q meeting, at the
Bedford Hotel in the Borough Of Bedford, OF
the subscribers to said Association for the pur-
pose of organizing the Association by the cleo
ton of President and Six directors TO manage
the aft irs and business Of the Association:
ALEX. KING, SAMUEL DAVIS,
WM-P SCHELL, W.P. DAUGHERFY,
JOB. MANN, WM III. WATSON,
ASHABAUGH, NICHOLAS LYONS,
JOHN CESSNA. Commissioners.
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& AMBRoTYPES.

DEADER have you ever heard ofGettyS ininit-
= able Dagaerreotypes If not, go at once to
his saloon and see for yourself, and If you want
a likeness ofyoursolf or friends as true as nature
and art combined can make il, that is the place
to get it.
If you wani picture put up in the most ap-
proved style and of the best fnarerials-or in
short if yoe want the worth of yolr money in
splendid Daguerreotype or Ambrotype, 60 to
GETTYS,
As he is the only artist 10 Bedford county who
can take the new style o: Daguerreotypes and
Ambrotypes.
He spares no pains to give fun satisfaction and
permits no picture TO 60 out until he is conf
dent 1t will do so.
Having just returned from the East ne Is in pos-
session of all the late Improvements IN the art,
and can assure his patrons that he can furnish
them with !. style ofpctures not taken by any
other person in the county.
Rooms at the Exchange Buildiagn or Odd
Fellows Hall-imlncdiatcly above the store Of
A. B. Cramer-
T.a. GETrYS, Jr.
June 9th, 1856.
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DIED.

On Thurs1ay, the 3)th nit. Mrs. CATHAexE
MuLLIS, aged 81 years. The deceased hld
long been a consistent member Of the Presiy-
terrain Church. She died in the IA IN Gf the
Gospel, and has Doubtless entered upon that
crest which remaiaeth for the peoplc Of God -
4 large eoncoHrs.. Of people followed her re-
mains to the place of bari al, and many were
the tears Of sympItaetie sorrow which fell up-
on the new-made grave Of one who was loved
by all who knew her. S.
On the 9Th inst, at the residence Of his SON
in-law, John Davidson, Mr. JoeN WATEas.-
lie was for many years regular memuer OF
the Lutheran Church. He died ia calm hope
Of blessed immortality, In the e4th year N
bis age.
On Saturday 9Th inst, in woodberry, EDaaR
son Of Samuel r., ani Mary Ann Castner. aged
two Yeas, 3 months and II days.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned would respectfully an
nounce TO the citizens of Bedford and vicinity
that he win open high school upon broai and
comprehensive basis embracing all the English
and Classical branches ofa liberal education.
1t is designed to establish pertinent insti-
tuition Of the f.st academic order in which mus
ic, drawing, painting and other ornamental
branches will be taught also.
The school viii open about the 1st. Of No
Tcmber.
Course of studies-terms, &c, viii he made
known hereafter.
G. ". AUGHINBACGH.
Sept. %, 1876.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. IL.
FLOUR The sales on Change embrace $50
5bls. Howard Street sup. al Sc 75, 1000 hbls
Cfy Mills do. at 50. rs, l50 bhis do. of choice
brand at SC, 81, 1000 bbls extra Ohio Flour at
81. and 200 ibis Howard Street extra at 81 ,2oa
AZ .3Sg. RYE Flour is still quoted at Si,75 and
Corn Meal 1t S3as3, ,.a5 for Pennsylvania, and
s3 80 per bbl for City Mills.
GRAIN-Red Wheat sold at liTal50 cents
for good 10 prime. White wheat sold at l55a
100 cents for fair TO prime lots. Corn at at62A63
cents for white. and 60 a6l cents for yellow -
Peun'a Rse s5 cts. Oats 3Sa4i-
PHIL4DELPHIA, Nov. IL.
FEOgR-Good brands at 1915 per barrel.
The demand fer the supply Of the city trade
Is SO, ,75aS8 25 per bh Rye Flour, 81 ,l2a per
sbI. Corn Meal, S3,25 per bbl for Penn a.
Buckwheat Flour, s2aS2 SO per 100 pounds
f4RAIE--Penn'a Red Wheat al f52al5i cts
nor IN, white at l69al63 cts. Rye, 78as0 cts
p.r bu. Corn, good Southern yellow, at Goa
57 cts Oats, a cts per bu-
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PUBLIC SiLB.
or REAL ESTATE!

fT4uE subscriber viii offer at Pubiie Sals, on
a Saturday, the 18th of December next, in
the town OF Clearville Monroe Township, one
two story Frame House. so by I8 fest, aed lot,
50 feet freat, and liz feet back, with we'll Of
excellent water at ths door, gaoe log stable
thereon, and four and ono half acres more OF
less Of land adjoining, under good fence, and in
a high state Of cultivation.
A gead title viii be made.
TER hS-0ne-third OF the purchase money
in hand on tho first of April, 1857, when pos
session will BE- given.
Sale 90 commence at O'Clock, P. NJ.
ELIAS RITZ.
November 7, 1856.
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easy conscience is engaeed-mas, Ca, F,.n
cisco lawyers have easy ccnsciences when
they have any-Wlo receives the fec from,
she new ioger. A referee is then buntea n,
'hs lawyer, who agrees TO decide accor-
"s % LAT iady's wishes for a portion of
the fee. Tue judge of course refers the
appiiea'lon as requested. The referee hands
MS report into court, where it Is often passed
upon without word Of open testimony
aaa' nlue eases out Of ten, tavorably. Tue
lady = tben ready to be married asai.,-
and having lost all delicaey By the process
ste has gone through, is ready to run away
with the next lover uithom divorce.
Ms advice to weak beaded ladies in the
Atlantic States il, not TO come 10 California
% get marrsed-and not to come after they
are married, if they are pretty .sand inieres-
ting they are much safer anchored in some
snng hagbor in the Atlantic than in the open
roads'eads among the shoals and breakers
Of the Pacific.
But for the encouragement of those who
have determined to come, will quote FROM
the Bulletin the following advertisement
Ra pain cook, thirty fiye years tf age, has
to give bonds not to marry within six months,
II stands to reason thas tender little click
en- of about half that age would stand 20
chance at all Of pining away for lack of
husband up at Rabbit Greek:
''tpanted-A single female, from twenty
to thirtJ-fYe years of age, to go to Rabbit
Creek, Sierra county, to do plain cooking
aud general houseaork in genteel family,
and agrees not to marry within six months
Wages $50 per month. Expenses paid
None need apply unless well qualified.--
Address 4. G., at this Office, or 1T MGR
chant street +"
n. B-Your correspondent is married
man, but his wife doesn't live liz California
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PIRIlE NlLE.

THERE viii be sold. at public slle, in ST.
A. Clair Township, Bedford County, Pa, on
TCESD.4Y she 9th day Of DECEMBER merit,
one TANYARD, with good Shop and Vats,
also full privilege to erect 4 Bark Mill, with
water power; one TWO STORY HOUSE,
with a oaeS building attached, good ceiier, a
good we'll at the door. This lot contains
acre aud lo2 perehes. A good title viii be
made. Possession given on the first Of April,
next. Terms, reasonable, and will DO made
known on day Of sale.
JACOB SILL.
Nov H. 1856.
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TO CONTRADICTORY.

DRoP0 SAILS viii be received at the Office
IL OF SAHUEL l.. RUssELL, ESQ, Treasurer of
tue bedford Mineral Springs AsSociltion,"
in the Borough Of Bedford, Penn'a, for the
erection of = frame building, 100 feet long by
IL feet wide and three stories high, with
piazz4s on three sides, 5 feet wide -
Plans and specifications for the building may
be examined. and all information will l'c given,
At the place above named fron the 18th TO
the 26th inst. The proposals must he handed
ia oa or before the 26th inst, and bids may be
for materials and work together or separately,
Z. G0SSLER, President.
Nov, II. 1856.
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Eotice.

Letters Of Administration on the estate of
Michael Putt, late Of Liberty township,
Bedford County deed, having been granted
to the subscriber residing in Broad Top tp.,
notice il therefore, given 70 all persons in-
debted to said estate, 10 make payment in-
medlateiy, and those having claims are re-
quested to present them properly anthenti-
Gated for settlement. WM. FIGARO.
Sept. 5, 1886. Admir-
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NOTICE.

Letters testamentarv on the last win and
testament Of Elwood Harmer, late of the Boro'
Of Bedford, decl, hav..--.. I'm Sraufed to the
Subscriber, residing in said Boro, notice is
therefore given to all persons indebted to the
Estate Of said deed, TO make payment i'm
mediatelyi and those having claims will pre-
sent them properly authenticated FOR settle
ment. CHARLOTTE L. HARMER,
July %, 1856. Execuirx.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against ia
II king assignment Of or purchasing from
Daniel Border Of Bedford Borough OF certain
obligation or writing signed and scaled by me
Fehy- Goth 1850 ami conditioned in part for the
payment of Sl25.00 one year thereafter. To
the whole of said claim have full and Just de-
fence-zand ana determined to pay no part therof
unless compelled by process Of law.
JOSEPH l.. DAUGHERTY.
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Administrators Notice.

4 ETTERS of administration having been
EJ granted to the subscriber, living in Union
Township, on the Estate of JopByngs Oldham,
late of CLAYTON County, Iowa, deed al persons
indebted TO said estate are hereby notified to
make payment Immediately, and those having
claims against the same, will pres .fIt them prop
erly authenticated for settlement.
WILLIAM NERTz, .7I-n',
May . 1856
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seTen Teachers Wanted.

THE sciaol Directors OF Harrison Town
ship, will meet at the house OF Y. v. wertz,
on Friday tue 5lst Of October, insf., at ten
O'Clock, A NJ. TO examine and employ SEW
ES TEACHERS, 70 take charge Of the Schools
of said District. r r.. Gettys, Coupty Su-
pefintendent, viii be present to examine ap-
plicants. The schools viii commence oa the
10th of November, and be lept open four
months. Teachers who wish TO b. employed
must appear For examination before the Board
of Directors.
no. GeYIcKEI, Pres't.
V. v Wertz, Seosy.
Oct. 10. 1856.
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NOTICE,
isIastePInS Latbs :.

TyEEE UNDERSIGNED having erected
Il Millfor saving PLAsTERISe LATHs on his
premises in Union Tp., Bedford county. is now
readyto furnish any quantity on the shortest
notice. Price Sl.50 per thousand, fl. long.
Other lengths in proportion.
Letters addressed to meat St. Clairsville vii
be promptly attended TO.
wN. GRIFFITH
Unian Tp., Feb. 16.Is54. zz.
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~JMDEMGE E.

II ETTERS Of Administration having been
granted by the Orphans Couri Of Bedford
CouaIy 10 the subscriber, living in Hopewell
Township. on the Estate Of Joseph Armstrong,
lato of aid Township, drc'di all persons m
Iebtad to the nc are hereby Aptlneu ~
- ,l,s p,yn,,at i'm m iately, and those having
ciaiu,s agalast III. sune will present thern pro
,,efiv authenticated for settlement.
l.. H. DIElIL, -7d1stEissTaioT
Nor IL 1871
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PUBLIC SiLE Oh REiL
Ecfotn

tyHERf win be offered al Public Sab on the
n premises on Tuesday the 1ith day Of Mo-
sefnber next, the following described Real
Estate, Eiz., one tract of land situate IN Monroe
Township Bedford comfy Pa. adjoining lands
ofThomas Robisonand others, containing tive
hundred and forty-six acres and allowance,
about sixty acres, Of which is cleared and under
fence. Ybc greater part Of the remaining Por-
tion - tAlable, the improvements are log house
and barn, an apple, and peach orchard, has
several never falling springs Of water. convent
ent 10 the house; there IS also said to be a
quantity Of the best of Iron Ore upon The above
tract of land
Terms will be made to suit purchasers.
Sale to commence at O'Clock when due
attendance will be given by
JACOB BARNDoLLAR.
October, 7, 1856.
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PlRTIERSIlIp.

TOHN CLARK Wm A. 3. CLARK having
y formed partnership Gin the Tanning &c.
the business heretofore carried on in Schesburg
by John Clark will now be conducted hy aud IN
the maine of John Clark and Son.
NOTICE.
PERSONS, having unsettled accounts with
the undersigned are called upon to attend to
them promptly and have them closed. More
particularly accouts that have been standiud
some time, should, and must be attended TO; apg
il in some eases persons are not prepared TO
clsse fully, they mast al least attend to them.
JOHN CLARK.
March Ii, ls5s-3ln.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-11-14
NOTICE.
June ath, lsSs.

Letters of administration upon the estate OF
Samuel Cromwell, late of Bedford Borough,
decd having been granted to the subscriber,
notice IL hereby given TO all persons indebted TO
those having claims against the same are noti-
fed to present the same duly authenticated for
settlement FIR JORDAN, Admir-.
Bedford, July 25, 1855