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nRgCE p;YEALFNG HOUSE,
Log dwelling iiouSe,

first rate fran BsHk Barn, w1ll finished, with
Two thrl lshing q lors, and 4 Stabls.
Also. tract of mountain lanA, IN South
woodbrrry Township, adjoining lands of DR..
William Reeds heirs, eontding h9 acres,
perchrs neat measure. 1hs tractis ullimPruf-
ed, aid has sO,ue excellent timher upon IT,.
with iiuc gruwih of youag chestnut, AMI viii
be divided and 50 "a III two tracts, to suit par-
e5ascrs If desired.
The TERMS are Az follows, viz: One third of
the purchase money 70 rein tia in tsIs hands of
the purchaser dusln, the lf tins OF the widow
Of Ia. sill George Replogle. decd, the inter-
e4, thereof to be paid TO her annutly, ami
at her death Inc principal to the heirs of sal !
iecetsei. Oae third IN the first d ~ Of April.
1851, aud The rem sining third, in two equal
annual payments without interest. ) Ai pay
lneiIts to be secured by jsigmeat bonds.
Possession VIII be given Oh the first day OF
April, A. ID. 1857.
Sale To cyInm.nc, Vt 10 O'Clock. A. VI.
ALEXANDER TlOLSTNGER.
.5dm'or Of George Reptogis, Decd
Nov. IS, lS56.-d
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.
NOTICE.

TIE undersigned would respectfully an
nounrc 20 the citizens Of Bedford and piriniCy
that he will open high scheol upon broad and
comprehensive basis- embracing al the Eugiisil-
aud Classical branches Of a liberal education.
II Is designed ts establish a pertinent insti.
tnten Of the ti;st acnienic order in which mas
ic, drawing, painting and other .rnsmental
brancles will he taught aiso.
The school win open about the lst. Of No.
yem!,er.
Cours- Of stadies--terms, &c Sill he made
known hereafter.
G. ". ACGHNBAuGn.
Sept. as. 1896.
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FOR SiLE.

fTslIE subscriber will sell at private sale, o
4 valuable Farm of frstrlte limestone land
situated IN Middle Wuodhcrry tp. Bedford
e"uaty Pa, containing l60 acres, about IS
acres cleared and under good fence ai,d in a
high state ofcultivation, the balance is well tim
bered, with good two Story House ami l,ige
back building attached. also good bank barn
with thrAshing house. tenant house, wash and
spring house, aud all other out buildings requr-
ed, on farm. Also a never failing spring oi
limestoas water near the buildings. Any per
son wishing tn purchase such property will do
well to cali on ths subscriser living the
premises. SAMUEL BUCK.
Aug. 5. 1886.
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A HUMAN LIFE SAVED,
DowAaiAc. Mich, March IL, 1856


J. A. RHODES, Esq: Dear Sir-As took
your nledieiRc to sell on copsigrn,,.rf s.,,o
care no lag." take pleasure in stating ais et,
ieets as reported TO hue by three lFosilers who
lave IN t':is place. and their testimony Is q fair
specimen OF all have receiyed.
W - CoSKLiN told me- had taken nine
bottles OF Ghristie's Ague Balsa.n aud eunt;n-
naliy run down while using 1t unti my lungs
aud liver were Congested to that degree that
blood discharged trou my mouth and bowels,
SO that al f,onght it Impossible for Hle to liz Z
through another chill. The doctors too did
! ali they could Tor me, but though must die
Nothing did any good until 1 get Rhodes Fee
Yer and and Agn- Cure, whirh at oace rcey-
ed me of the distress and nausea at my stom-
ach and pain IN my aend aud bowels, aad pror
| dured permanen: care III short tine..'
IL. II, CUSkEtS says; ssI had been taking me
dicine ni as good doctor as we itave Ia our
county, ana taken any qGantity of auinsne
and Sreciiics without any good result, tom
% August to 18th Deceml,er. Bat seeing how
nicely it operated ON my lgoti,er | go, bot
ti,, i,,ofRH0DES' FEVER AND AGUE CURE
which effected permanent cure by using two
thirds OF bottle.3
5. NJ. CoSKLiS was not here, bat both the
otter brothers say his case the sstue as ii
u IS. | sold tic medicine 10 both the game
day, and fhe cure was speedy from lbe SANE
siaali quaati,y, and might spec II. Yours
with respect. A. HUNTINGTuA
The atofe speaks Tor itself. Good proof as
it is IL is OF better tenor than tho vast un-
bcr OF like certificates have airuady publish
ed, and the still ereateF amount that is eohtiii-
naGg poaiiug in 10
One thing more. last year l had occasion
TO Caution the Public in these woIss:--
81 notice one ARM phe iare iakrn OF my gem
eYdi circulars, substituted the CT fheir nos
truH for Hy medicine, dgid then piih brasea inpR-
deHce end their pdmrhtet trith Inc exeianatio,.,
Lei tht proprietor o, any other medicine say IS
mnrh If he deres,''' &c.
Now take pleasure in saying that the tau
tan referred To the same '.Dr. Ghlistie's a que
Balsam" that is mentioned IN the above GER
,iticatr.
There are several other iniust; ions people
who a"e applying to their poisonous trash all
that publish alout my Fever nd Asuc Cure.
or Antidote to Maiaria. except the certificates
OF Currs. and the Certificate of the celebrated
Chemist, DR.. james. Il. Chiffon Of N. Y, in
favor OF its perfectly HARMLESS ClIARAC-
TER, which is attached To- every bottle These
will always serve to distinguish my medicine
from imitation
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor.
Providence, X. /.
For Sale ay Druggists generally,
April - ls56, 3m.
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UEM0TED.

THE apd pdsrsigncd, thankful (as aaveytise-
meats say) fnr past fLsors at the Colonnade
store, in Bedford, wouid respectfully announce
Ia his patrons and friends generally, that he has
removed his entire stock of goods tn his new
brick store room lately occupied t,y Peter Rad.
cIaugh opposite the BEDFORD Hotel. His sup
pIy ol goods is fresh, rev and fashionable.
His new loom has heen neatly and elegantly
fitted up and remudesed. All KIDS of produce
are taken IN exchsnse Tor goods.
lie hopes To be contiuuet III the favor of his
patrons aud the paiiiic.
July 4, 1859.
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,NTrs. Stoves new work.-Dred, a tale ofthe
IYIGreat Dismal Swamp, equal to Uncle
Toms Cabin, JUST received ct DR.. Harry IS
Cheap Book Store.
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soTICE:


~ connection with tAe renn'a Rai, Road
n,y,apy. are dow Shipping. without delay. h.,
- cen iioeGTraLL AID PHILADELPHIA OF Baltimore
,,is IIanl,ng iea) At the following low
rites yi.; S.
Articles Of l>t aud Cd Glass. Dry Geeds
and Si - iiags. Nails. Pork. iron. ard ,,.er.
.aanljze generally, at 5n&6as cents per lGo his
ARTICLES of 3rl class. Bacon blooms
TX. fish, Pls metal, &C., at 45 cents per i0e
lbs.
ARTICLES Of 9Th class. Iron, Fish, Salt
Nails &c, at 2S cts. per 100 lbs.
FLOUR. ~ cents per hal by Car Lead
Tie above ras.s will DC the wliuie charge Oh
gods dsliverc in Iiopewcll iro,a either PhiPa
VI i!4ltimore antil further notice.
I!gating ION. JAMES BOON,
Sept 70, 1876. Sup't.
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Clothing and Dry Goods Store.

THE ,ubscribsrs are just receiving new
a irliIisone And cheap assert ment Of REF
DY MADE CLOTHING aud DR. GOODS, at
theis store in the East Corner oi'B Bedford Hall,
consisting ia part of Coats Pants, Vests Shirts
Satin Stocks. Haadkcrchiefs. Bouts and Shoes.
Hats and Caps, and all other articles usually
kept in Ready Made Clothing Stores.
Also a good assortment of DRY GOODS.
consisting OF Calico. Nous, dc Laine, Shawis
alpacas. Trunks. Carpet Sacks, &c., &c-i MI
of which hey will sell as cheap as can be pro-
eure.ielsewhere in Bedford, for Cash OF toGn-
try Produce.
They request all their friends in town and
countryto give them call, and see and exam
me their stock for themselves as they cofside
I a pleasure to show their goods, whether per
sons wish to prchase or not
SoSNABORN 4 CO
Bedford, April 20, 1850.
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sJEADLEY'S NEW BOOK Tug SAcRai
L. PLAINS. BY J. II. Headiey. One II mo
Foiume. Cloth, elegantly Illustrated. Prc,
81 p. Mailed free OF postage on the rsceip
oi the retail prize.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
"This volume viii be read wi;h satisfaction
by those who most enjoyed tn. Sacred Noun
tAins.' ~. T. Erening Posi-.
at is full of deep interest, and written in :
most glowing and beau iiul ST. e -Louisriii
Journal.
There is merit sufficient in he wcrS TO max,
II fsvorte with THE lover Of Things associated
SO close with Biblical history. .''-Det,oit Dai!s
.7drerliseY.
THE writer has a powerful nse Of language,
aud though he enters upon his task with a true
devotional spirit he invests his theme with an
interest sure to fascinate the general reader. y
-. EccRiag Gazette
"A finished specimen Of style and workman
ship.''-Bugdio Caristian .9drocafe.
..He has clothed his ideas with lot.y and beau
tiful language, and treated the subject in man
her ncconiing its importance. .''-hoch- tatoa-
The style IS different from J T. Headley, and
perhaps better adapted to the subject. 1t is
simple and unpreteading, but plain AMI forci-
BIZ" Boston journal.
at is written in style of poetic prose suited
to tile subject and makes some glowing pictures
of the sSacIed Fi,ns, spreading them out in
all their oriental loveliness. aud investing them
with Charm aud interest that belongs oHly 10
scriptafa scenes. .''-Hciiai Tribune.
AN elcgt trt book, both IN contents and az
pesrahce--iitted to adorn and inci ease the val
ue, ofeany library. .'.Bnffl0 Da:iy RePaoiic
.sThis volume is handsomely Illustrated with
views of many spots made interesting by the
sacred history, - Boston Daily .7drsTtiser.
'The author has faithfully executed his design,
and ,,res,.t.-d IA, the unblic hook reijet,. git
interest and instruction. ''-GeBessee Republic.
1.-The materials Of the several chapters seem
TO have been collected with great care. sd
lem O5sercer.
uUP4pers inserting the foregoing three times
and sending copy of paper 10 Publishers, will
receive Il copy OF the above work, aud Also the
Economic Cottage bulier, prepaid.
WANZER, NckIM & Co. Pa6ltsAers.
July Ii, 1855. tBufisle, Aew York
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Seyen Teachers Wanted.

TIE School Directors Of Harrison Town
ship. will III eet At the hoasc of v. v. Wertz,
on Friday the 5lst of October, inst, at ten
o'clocl. 4 NJ, To examine and efPloy Sew
EN TEACHERS, tota<c charge of the Schools
of sail District. r. K. Gettys, County Sa'
pcriateadcnt, will represent to examine ap-
plicsnts. The schools will commsnc- on ihf
lgth OF November, and be iept open fnni
months. Telcbsrs vino wish TO .employec
1nast appear for examination before the Board
JSo. MeyICKER, Pres't.
w. wertz. Sec'ty.
Oct. 10, 1856.
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Administrators Notice.

4 ETTERS of administration having b., -.
NJ granted to the subscriber. living in Union
Tuwnsilin. on tbe Estate Of ennyngs oldham.
itte of Clayton County, Iowa. deed all persons
inhibited TO sail estate ars. hereby notified to
make paymcnt immediately. and those hasing
clsims against the same, viii present them prop
efly authenticated fnr settlement
WILLIAM WE2TZ, .fa,a',
May . lSj6,-'
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Nov. 2s, 1876.


D0U8EE B.4RRELLED GUES--Two Dou-
Bic Barrel Guns-twist warranted. for saie>by
\. b. CRAdER K co.
Nov. 2s, 1858.
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PiasierIns Latlls :.
TIVE UNDERsTcNrD having

THE UNDERSIGNED having erected
u Milifor saving PLAsTERISc EArHs on mis-
premises in Union Tp., Bedford county, is pew
ready TO furnish any quantity on the shorirsi
notice. Price 81 so per thousand, 3 IT. long
Other rlengtls in npropor1ion.
Letters addressed 10 me at ST. Clairsrilic wi
be promptly attended to.
WM. GRIFFITn
Union Tp.. Fob. le.ls54. ".
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yotftc.

Letters OF Administration on tha estate of
Michael Putt, late Of Liberty sawnsbir,
Bedford County decd, having neen ersnted
to the subscriber residing in Broad Top tP-,
notice il herefore given 70 oil persons IL
deb,ed TO said estate, 10 make payment I'M
luediately, and those having claims are re-
ques;ad to present them proper ly anthenii-
GATED for settlement. WM. PICARD
Sent. 8. 1856. Admir-.
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NOTICE.

A Ii. persons are hereby cautioned against "a
a kins an assignment OF or purchasing from
Daniel Eor,ier If Bedford Borough OF a certain
obligation or writing signed apd sealed by me-
fesv. 10Th 1850 ami conditioned 10 part for the
payment of si25.o0 one year thereafter To
the whole Of said claim have full and just de-
fenee-and am determined to pay no part therof
s,,less compelled by process 81 haw.
JOSEPH l.. DAUGlfERTi.
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~ q VA R Hp.

TIE subscribers take this method OF inform
Sc pesiae OF Bedford County that they
ye opened Who!esaie aud Refea Clofa;ag
ors,at No. 6, Lioyd's Row, lfotlidaysts,rg, &,
where they viii at sll times have on hand a
re supply Of every article insfhe Clothing
ne. They would be pleased to see all their
!, uds At theiT establishment
). iiERSHMAN.
~. SHOENTH0L.
f,,s ~ lS5ftf
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NOTICE,

Letters testamentary on the last will snd
testament of Elwood Harmer late of the Boroi
of Bedford, decd, having been granted TO the
Subscriber. residing in said Boro, natiee is
therefore given to all persons indebted TO the
Estate Of said deed. 10 make pasmrnt iir-
mediately; and those having claims viii pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
merit. CHARLOTTE L. uARhER,
Jhiy IS, 1866. Execlirix.
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Z ETTERS OF Administration having heon
IL granted to the subscriber, on the Estate ol
Daniel Diehl, late OF Harrison Tp., decd. all
persons indebted TO said Estate are requested 10
make immcdidtr payment, and thUse having
claims against the same viii present them pro
prrly authe-.ticated Tor seft cement.
HENRY Z. BIEHL. Admir-.
Aug. 8, l856.-6t. CsleIain Tp.,
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Administrators Notice.

r ETrERS of Administration having been
Ia grlutetl to the subscriber, wing in South,
Wopf5erry Township. on the Estate Of John
rcetcr, late Of Moaroe Township, deed, all
persons indebted to said Estate are notified Ia
m Ike INN :liate payment, and those having
Claims AZ inst the same wilt present them pro-
periy authenticated for settlement.
ADAM KETRING,
.qdminisfrafor.
July IS. lS56.-f'
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NOTICE.

NXTANTED in the Bedford borough School
w District. Two maize, and three iemdlr
Teachers. Teachers wanting employment
shonid make immediate application 10 the Boari
az il is contemplated opening the Public Schools
ON the lst OF November last.
By ORDER OF the Board.
JNO. p. REED, Secty
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.Cn1ron,s xdrICE.

fTliE undersigned. appointed ny LIE 0rphans'
4 Court OF Bedford County. 10 Distribute the
balance OF The money in lie hands of John
Mower and s. L. Russell. Esquires, Adoanis-
trators de bones nan, with the viii annexed OF
William Lane, late of Hopewel!. Township in
said County. deceased. TO and among the credi-
tors OF said decirdent entitled 10 receive the
same, viii attrnd 10 the duties Of his appoint
ment on Tuesday the Goth day of July, inst,
vt his Office in the Borough OF Bedford, when
and where al parties interested can attend il
they see proper.
c. II. SP.4TG;, .isditor.
July II, 1858,
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Hoped skirts !!

FRESh ......iV.fL,-NER GOoDS.
Calico, Ginsh,,ns, Mnslins, chintzes lioop-
cd Skirts, lisa &c., just received at Reeds
Store.
May %, ls5.
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Plank l,oad Election Notice

THE Stockholders ot the Hopeweli and
Bloody Ran, PitnS and Farnpikc Read Com
)any. are hereby notified that All slecIion for
offices of sti road for the eusu rear will he
A.li at the Office Of the Treas 4r.r on u aaday
.Le 81 dIy of November next.
Bg oricr Of the Bp.gd.
JEe. MOWER,
Oct. Il, 1855 secy.
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piRTInRsIIp

T0HN CLARK Wn a. 3. CLARK having
u formed a partnership Gin the Tanning Sc..l
the business here.otars carried on in schensburg
by John Clark Will now .lc conducted Nv and in
the u4nie of gohn CIark and Son.
NOTICE.
PERSONS, having unsettled accounts with
the under signed IRE called upon 10 attend 10
iticns promptly and have them closed More
particularly accents that have been s.andind
spine time, should, and niasf ,c attended To-, aag
Il iu some eases persons are not prepared to
clsse fully, they must AT least attend ~ thatn
JUN CLARK.
March IA, ls5G-sla.
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NPKlAG Il SllNNER GOODS.

and viii take pleasure il showing them 70 an
@ho may favor us with cab. Great bargains
will be offered for { ,sS, aal all xmas OF Ceah-
Try Produce ;--or 70 pEnctnal customers,
credit of six months wi,i 10 sset.
4. B. GRAMER & Co
Hedfotd May 2 1856.
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NOTICE.

Letters of administration upon the estate Of
Samuel Cromwell, late of Bedford Borough.
deed having been granted to the subscriber,
notice is hereby given To all persons indebted to
said estate 10 make payment without delay; and
those having claims against the same are uot-
iiet to present tie same duly authenticated for
settlement FIR. JORDAN, admir-.
Bedford, July 25, 1876.
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Confectionery Establishment.

J. W. Boehm. still continues to keep on hand
Candies. nuts, fruits, clses and beer, at his old
stand few doors West Of Brico's Tavern
fhankful for past f4yors 1e solici,s The patron
age Of the public. -
Aug -. 1856.
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NOTICE.

rs herei,y given that the next Sesstsn ef the
| !sl ghenv Male aud Female Seminary win
Comsaence on Tuesday tho 9Th day Of August
inst,
By order OF The Trustees.
JOHN POLLOCK.
August / 1856.
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TliL02l NG ESTABLISHMENT.
NEW FIRM.

THE subscribers having purchased the Tail
oring esta shncnt of s. j.. M'Cans'an, In the
building cup stairs) occupied by Capt. John
Arnold, as Hardware Store are prepared 10 do
IA all kinds of work in their line, in the lat
"A est styles, and which for neatness and
II durability viii not, We venture to assert,
be surpassed by any other establishment in the
place.
By strict attsntionto business and desinc to
rlease, they hops to receive libel II share OF
the public patronage. A. C. MOWER
Sept. 26, 1886. w. II. ROSS.
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ENyERY variety Of Summer Pantaloon goods
IL aud suitable material for Summer Goats
Tor sale hy a. i. CRANER Il Co
May %, 1856.
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yust re Ivsl al Shoeraaksrs, New Ce.oin ias =
~ Sort = fsssh sabpl- ~ gents latest ST. ie :,
he;s Also 3s'fresh supply Of Gloves Ana
Gavmieis. !.
Bedford, Oct. 81, 1856
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NEW GOODS !!

ST received anil far sale at NrrD's Nsr
STORE, lage ard well assorted stock OF Fal
and Winter Goods He is now prepared 4,
accommodate his friends and customers and the
Pnbiic generally To attempt to enum rate hie
stock ina news paper advertisement, woull be
folly. or list OF the prices useless for the pub
lie wnud not believe hat goods were selling ~
they ofirr them, unless they call and see f,l
themselves. We don't wish to boast, but mere
y remark tan for variety textars, and cheap
ness, his stock cannot be cxcclleG, ard it il CAL
cnlttcd to please all.
We cordially invite the public to cali at
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f.NS & II SpANo

Jon MANN, q. FL. SPANG.
AW pARTNERSllIP.--Th undersignc
Ia have associated themselves in the Practice
OF the Law, and willpromptly tttend to all bust
ness entrusted TO their in Bedford anu al
uiniug counties.
~ Jtiice Jaliaapa Street three 'loors
south Of Menge! House and opposite the resi-.
ience of Aaj. Tate.
MANN a SPANG
Jnnp lst-lS54 tf.
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wANTED.

A good stout Boy, about Is years old, 70 learn
Il the Tanning Business. Apply immediately.
Aug. 90, 1885. S. SilUCk, Il Co.
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ,th and
In last instalment of the stock subscribed to
the llopeweIl and Bloody Run Plank and Turn
pike Road. vii! he due and payable at the Office
of the Treasurer on the a3d Of August, inst
Suits ill be immediately instituted for the
collection OF all subscriptions unpaid after thlt
Jay. By order OF se Board Of Managers.
JNo. MOWER, Treasurer.
Bedford. Aug. Is, 1856.
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NOTICE.

Letters Of administration wing heen grant
ed 10 the subscriber, the Estate Of 5 murl
Bl ckburn, late Of PlrasantylIe st. Clair
township. deed, al persons indebted TO said
Estate are hereby notiii,i 10 IN Ike p4yiuant
immediately aud those having claims against
the same viii present them properly auilienti.
caieI Tor settlement. X. MILLER, Admir-.
July IS. 1886. st. Clair township.
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NOTICE.

/ EfiERS of Administration having been
IL granted On be Estate cf Isaac cuuchen-
our late Of .Iuuiata Tp., to the subscriber liv-
ing in said Up, all persons indebted tu said
Estate, are hereby notified to make payment
immediately. and those having claims against
the same will rreseI.t them properly aathenti-
Gated Tor settlement.
JOSEPH DULL. Admir-.
Oct 8, 1855.
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kusssber. Essniber:.

100 600 SHINGLES Of dieerent
IUU.UUU kinds. Also, 5000 fee
al LUH6ER of va.ious sorts. such as Whit
Pine, Ya!,ow Pine, Poplar, Spruce, &c. 1t
s,le Z. y. BEEGLE.o
81. C!airsville, Feb. 10, l85s-tf
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Oct. Il, 1855

WASTED-At Reeds Colonade Store
Wheat, Rye, Oats. Corn, and Buckwheat--sls0
ali other approved produce, in exchange tor
goods ut cash prices
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aTENS Panama, l.eghorn, & Braid hats. Also
4fk BOYS and ChildreAs hats Tor sale ny
May -. 1856. A. b. CRAMER & co.
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FARM FOR SlLE.

TIE undersigned will sell at private sale a
tract Of band situate in Mrligans Cove Hsrri-
son Township. Bedford coG.ty, lately IN the oc-
c@pancy Of Mrs. Elizabeth Earnest and finiy,
adjoining lands OF the widow Hertz, Daniel
Nay and others, and containing eBe hundred
~Iud sixty thee acres aud allowance, abert
twcHTy dse OF which are cleared and under
fence.
The Improvements are g two story log dwell
ing house, small log bsIn aud other cut build
ings. There is ako young orchs'd of choice
apple trees on the place
The terms will hc made known by either of
the Subscribers, who are Trustees of Mrs. Earn
est
If the farm is not sold It private sale before
the ist, of Nosciph her ue2t, il will bo offered
al public Sale On that day.
GEO. F. RIDDLE.
JAo- MOWER.
/ Sept. IL. 1855. Trustees.
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Look 0nt, Retailers /!

All retailers who have not lifted their Ii
ceuses hy November Court, will tnd them al
the office of Justice Radeuaugh in Bedford
after that time.
DAVID OVER, Treasurer.
Oct. 81 1856