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BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL .

The undersigned would respectfully announce TO
tue public that he will open ia Bedford, on the first
Monday of November next, High School, ~ which
all the branches OF liberal education, English and
Classical will BE- taught Ii is designed TO establish
in Bedford PERMANENT Institution OF high or
der male and female. The male and female depart
neHt viii be distinct, as the necessary ar
rangements can be effected. In this School Students
will be prepared for the higher classes Of any Col
lege, to enter at upon the active duties of
life.
Special care will be taken to form pupils
habits OF oraer, strict g~"osHaidy, and Mo,o"gh"rsS
We consider these valuable elementary chafac-
tiers, ard indspensablrt 10 sound learning.
The Physical, Moral, and Social Education of the
Pupils will receive that attention which their impor-
tanre demands.
There Will be h,ec gyades. To the first belong
the con,s,dn English Brancbes, such as Reading Or
thogtaphy, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Eng
lish Gfammer &c.
The second includes the preceding, together with
the htghry brabches of an English Education, suchas
Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, intellectual
and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, Botany, An
cient Geogrrphy. &c.
The ihtrd embraces all the foregoing, together
with the Latin and Greek languages.
The Modern Languages, Music, Drawing, Paint
Ing. and Ornamental Needle Work, viii be extra
studies, aud for each there Will be extra charges
EXPENSES.
Tuition for the first grade per quarter, 81 90
second 90
third %
The charges for the extra studies will be publish
ed al an early day.
The opportunity is now offered TO the citizens of
Bedford and vicinity OF having established IN thel:
midsi a permanent school OF high order. The en-
terprze on the broad and comprehensive basis here
indicated, will be attended necessarily with much
labor aud expense II is hoped, therefore, that all
those who feel interested IN The education OF the
young, will up Literally to the support OF this
School.
Rev GEO. w. AUGHINBAUGH, A. NJ.
Oct. 2l, 1856.
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In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Bedford
County. In the matter of the Estate OF Jacob
Longrnecker, lunatic. Whereas, David +.
Buck, committee Of the said Jacob Lorg, halcr,
has filed his account as COMMITTEE oil said Es-
tate. nolire is hereby given 10 tbe creditors of
the said Jacob F Longpnaker, aud all others
Interested III said estate. that the Court have
appointed Monday, the l7th day of November
next, for The hearing OF the same, and for show
ing cause Why the said account should not be
allowed, and in default thereof the same will
BE- confirmed. Witness the Hon. T. NJ. kim
neil, President of our said Court at Bedford,
the Goth day of Oct, A. ID. 1886.
d. WASHABAUGH,
Prothonotary
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Oct, d, 1856.
TO TEE FARMERS.

The undersigned informs the farmers OF Bed
ford and adjoining counties. that he has made
arrangements By which he can furnish, TO those
desiring, the latest improved and best .7GRf-
Cultural IMPLEMENTS of the day,
embracing Scott'S "Litle Giant Corn and Cob
Grinder, guaianteed to grind from 10 - bush
els Of feed per hour with one horse Potts
Corn Stalk Gutter and Crashrr, warranted 10
cut from 100 TO 60 bushels Of feed per iiour-
Hay and Straw Cutters, in variety Wheat
Drllls and Corr SheIisrs, which arr unsurpassed
for chrapness and qnaiiy- Cultvators, Horse
Hoes, Cidef-miIlS, &c. &c. In short every
utensil used In or about a farrn. Wishing 10
avoid all imposition, each machine sold hy him
viii be warranted TO work as represented, or
no sale. and, as these machines are procured in
most cases directly from the PatrnteeS and Man
n6cturrrs, the purchaser will be secure in the
right of using.
Prices viii be as moderate, and, in some in
stances, less than the same machines can bp
procured Singiy from the Manufacturer.
As the demand is very great Tor the two first
named machines, orders should b. given soon
10y those wishing to purchase.
WILLIAM HARTLEY.
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Frightlul Death BY a Lion.
Moor RIVER DoRP, June q

MOOI RIVER DORP, June 40.
On Friday morning, the ! 9Th of June, sever
aiwagonS, forming part Of the second division
OF ibr command, left Mooi River Dorp for the
ager at Marico They rode the first evening
Is lar as Riet Spruit, noted place for lions
Mr.. Phillip Van Collier and bis brother, wishing
10 proceed, lnSpanned their wagons about mid
night although they were strongly advised by
.htI' companions not TO ride before morning. -
ihry had scarcely ridden an hour when the
Oxen We're suddenly frightened.
Phillip Van Collier jumped off his wagon and
tnopavored to turn them, but not succeeding in
uohS so, sprang upon the wagon trap, from
winch he must have been immediately dragged
oY large lion with such force as to break one
q The traprims. He was heard TO cry out
'"Ice tor help, but in the confusion of the mo-
ueht was not missed, his brother Adolphe be-
''5 ooSy at the time on horseback, endeavoring
% sop the oxen, which were going at fearful
ia'r through the field. With much difficulty
l'T succeeded in doing so, and then returned to
c''" lor bis missing brother, whose body he
'5und about daybreak, and the lion crouching
dooul twelve yards from it, With feeling Of
INSPIRATION ne leveied his gun and fired at the
animal. The aim was good, and. as the ball
pissed right through its head, ii fell down on
we spot On coming nearer TO his brothers
~ o,l5 Tue poor man was sadly shocked at ITS mu-
,"a'ea condition, the lion having carried it a
''s distance, and then devouied The greater
F"''on' The remains were hastily conveyed
- ''o"n' and upwards ofeighiy persons attended
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LIST OF GAUSES

Pat down for Trial al November I. (17th day)
$50.
William Bethel ct al VS. Frederick Smith et al
Charles Colielt Samuel Amiek
John Brideham = Same
Isaac Grove vs. Adam Rinard
Samuel Davis vs. lohn James
ID Patterson VS. Samuel Nondersmith
J NJ REYNOLDS VS. VI Barclays adm'r
Philp Weise's admir- VS. l. l. Anderson Esq
NJ BARCLAYS admir- VS. George c Davis I'll al
Jacob Store rcknns vs. ID Troutpan
Joshua Filler VS. Samuel Williams
Jacob Adams ct al VS. Josiah kellerman
Charles Smith VS. VIM Smith
Phlip s. Croft Daniel Baker
Joseph Ha5baugh John Harbaugh ct al
Wm Smith vs. Charles Smith
Isaac Hull's adm'rs VS. John Hull rt al
Jane Morehead ct al VS. Christian Naugle
Nicholas Lyons VS. Samuel DatIs
Rebecca Brant's use Valentine Wertz
Same vs. D Patterson
George r. Hosinger et al VS. Edward Pearson et al
Solomon Frisht VS. John Bowser
] Keith ct al VS. Brumbaush ~ al
John Cessna Esq VS. John & Clark ct al
,1ames Clark VS. John Burns
James Entriken Christian Broadstone ct al
john Jackson VS. John g. Hartley
Samuel Blackburn's adm VS. Samuel Blackburn s
Guardian
Jos Gregory's adm VS. VIM Stuckey.
d. WASHABAUGH, Prothonotary.
Oct. "a, 1856.
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GHERIEE'S GiLES.


BY virtue Of sundry wfits Of Fl. Fa. TO me
ditected, there will be sold, at The Court House,
iuthe Rofhngh f Bedford, on Monday The I7:h
day Of November, 1856, at one O'Clock, p. NJ.
tie following described Real Estate, 10 wit
4 All Mary Wesr's Interest in and to tract
OF aud containing So acr.s, more er less, about
/ 30 acres cleared and under fence, with a two
Story Log House, Double Log Barn, and wagon
she'd thereon erected, adjoining lands OF Henry
Kaufman, Aaron Grove. John Brady, and 9TH
ers situate 10 ST. Clair township, Bedford coun-
y, as the property Of Mary Weisel
Also one lot Of ground In tie Town OF W ood-
berry, fronting 90 frri on Tire Pattonsvllir and
! Woodberry turnpike Road, and extending hack
200 feet 10 land of George R. Rarndollar, with
Two Story Rough Cast tavern House, Store
Room aud frame Stable thereon erected, aud as
Lo. No. > IN general plan Of said Town, adjoin-
iug lot Of Dr. Samuel H. Sinith on the NORTH,
and lot Of Samuel J. CaSiner OF the south stu
ale IN Middle Hoodhrrrv township, Bedford
County, and taken 10 execution as he property
Of Jacob Schnrblv.
AlSa one tract ol land containing $50 acres,
more or less. alou 90 acres cleared and under
fence, with Two Story Log House, Tenant,
and double log Barns thereon erected, also .
apple orchards thereon, adjoining lands Of WA.
J. Daugheftr, Nm 7. Schel, and others: Sii-
uate IN Broad Top Township, Bedford Comfy,
and taken n the execution as ihr property OF
Gen. " NJ. y. irwin
also onr Lot Of Ground m the Town ct Palo
AIio. containing acre, more or less, fronting on
ru6iic road leading from 9chelis5org TO Cumber-
land, with one and half story dwelling house,
Stole house, Ware hotSr, Shoemaker shop,
Wagon maker shop, and frame stable thereon
erected, adjoining lands Of Joha Comp, Daniel
5. frouin.an, Esq, and others situate IN Lot-
donderry township, Bedford County, and taken
IN execution as the property Of. II q. Buchaa-
an.
Also all Of Defendants Interest, in and 10
!ract OF land containing 80 acres, more or less,
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The opinion Of the Medical Profession.

A learned writer saws: 'Sarsaparilla, or the
extract thereof, maintains the Secretions, espe-
cafy those of the skin and kidneys, increases
nutrition and alIays morbid rritabiIlty of the
nervous and circulating systems. Hence an ad-
mirable remedy for debility during, or after, a
mrrcural course, and for the trultifarious varr-
ty of systems that arise when the health is bro
ken down, as well by thu disease as by its rem
edy.
10 HURLEY'S CONCENTRATED FLU
I'D EXTRACT IS THE BEST PREPARA-
TION MANUFACTURED II THIS COUN-
TRY.
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Oct. 10, 1856.
EsUriGE YOHE' blood.
The Woadrr Of the Nineteenth century.
Important md Of grsof Consideration 10 the
Suffering.

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D,'ty ln1et e%ls
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u y a!leauy Iet"Si'IT"' oy .ne u,oS, ete..,
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t;H- 't?i,,- I,. q'a li'iy ~
,t y ,tes "aSe n'apS go, .,,a
-, ,U' o"n,s = - ~ - e.
nlty because, on benz tested they have been found
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RURNENG or A SHIP.

The following details ofa horrible case of pi-
.,co and burning ola ship at Macoa, have been
..,sivpd at Liverpool
The Dutch ship Banca, Capt Heymans, 700
,.,s bur,hen, with brtwepn 500 and 400 emit
..ants. lcooii-sI for Havana, pat back 10 Macoa,
-Lout month since, uht dispatch is dated
gonp Kong, August l0)-with her water casks
i.atng and cargo shifted, having encountered
',src bo;sterous weather, and on reaching the
ober roads brought up 10 an anchor. There
,bs remained repairing, the officers exercising
s,,ic, vigilance in preventing the coolies going
..bor-, for far they should make their escape.
Ear three weeks, however discomfort NAV have
,,syaiIpr. no fears Of an outbreak would seem
:, have been entertained, until a Chinese doc
%, warned the Captain that mischief was brew
,os. In preparing for such contingency as
~, raising of the coolies, the small arms We're
r.aced on The poop, and two guns We're loaded
With grape and pointed forward.
About niue O'Clock on the night of the Sth,
,bs disturbance commenced, and the crew tool,
rsrare on the poop. The captain first fred a
I'm, or two overhead, bat as that had no effect
and th. coolies advanced towards them, yelling
friCblfiIlv, armed wih brIaying pins, bricks
lorn from the cooking places, Sc, the captain
,,ya order to has m'aa to fire, and Immediately
roIlpy was poured into The infuriatpd mass
from the two guns and also from the small arms.
This bad the efec, Of checking and putting
down the riot, and the coolies were driven be-
low but they sought revenge by setting fire TO
he shin. and in few minutes the captain was
,pnallrd by seeing flames issuing up from the
FIRE hatch. A frightful scene Of carnage fol-
hwed. the coolies rushed upon The deck, and no
doubt murdered all the officers of the ship
None Of them, nor the captain, were afterwards
SEEN. The ship was soon in blaze, fore and
aft. In about an hour the mainmast fell with
crash then the fore and miztn, and about mid
night the magazine blew up with tremendous
explosion. The ship was instantly hurled to
Payments, and vast number Of poor creatures,
who, cIlnging on The chains, PrFished with her.
Orthp number who We're on board, including
crew and passengers, about 500, only 30 es-
raped with their lives: the remainder were
either burnt in the ship or drowned. The af
fair has prodNced great srnsat ion at Hong
koag
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Estate oE daeOvse Esepg0gle deed.


At an Orphans Cour, held at Bedford in and
for the County of Brdlotd on the first day Of
September A. d. 1896, before the Judges of the
sad Court.
On motion Of S. L. Russell. Esq, the Court
grant a rule upon the heirs and legal repreSen-
taiivrs Of Grorgp Rrpoge late of Middle Wood
berry, township, decd, 10 wit Polly Replo-
gle widow, Jacob Rpploele residing in JefIrr-
son county, Iowa, Elizabeth Reploge and Ma
ry intermarred with Jacob Grnber, who have
lately removed to Iowa, and George b. Replo-
gle, David RrpIoglr minor of whom Charles
Oellig is guardian, Hannah b. intermarried with
Henry Smith, Barbara iutermafrIed with Tho
mas S. Holsugpr, Sarah intermarrrd with
Henry EVerSop, Mary intprmarrird with Eph-
Ram l.ongenecker who is C her minority and
Of whom the said Ephriam is guardian, and
Leah a minor of whom Hon. Joseph b. Noble
is guardian residing in said comfy of Bedford,
10 be and appear at an Orphans Court TO be
held at Bedford in and for said county, on the
Sd Monday l7th day Of November next, to ac-
cept or refuse TO take the real estate of the said
George Rrpiogle deceased at the valuation
which has been valued and appraised in pursu-
anct of writ of partition or valuation issued
out oftbe Orphans Court of said County or
show cause why the same should not be sold by
order ofthp said Court.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
hand, and affixed the seal of said Court at
Bedford the lst day Of September, A. D..
1886.
D. WASHABAUGH, Clerk
Auest-HUGH MOORE, Sheriff
Oct. "a, 1856.
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E2e&IsGer'S Notice.
Get. 81, 1856.

All persons interested. either as heirs, credi-
tors or otherwise. are hereby notified that the
following named persons have fled their ac-
counts In The Registers Office, and that thrv
will h+ presented TO the Orphan,s Court of Bed
ford County. on Friday, the 2lst day of Nov.
next. for confirmation, at which line and place
they NAV attend ifthrv think proper:
r., r.
i"e @'I''"' q g. H. s'', N-si', a"''' u
J'o,o DiF'' 'd'e "a Las 'o' 'ue''ee 'o"''Si'P'
uTS ~, q r.r.
~" "cc""nI o. A"a'l bHFSer' s"aIGia'i ol
'GSahnlA NNF"Y' uaoS"'5F % 'acoo oNF'iy' ia'e
oi ", W oo""9iFy '''N',s''P' . uee u r.,
:, nT account o. Lew ElahS' aa,r; oi mary
iAo,rrF'' 'a'F u i'c'Its ~ ~" 'S',i' ~ T.
a., 49, 1,. of W. NJ lo,- r. rolar.;,
ta,,nSL;, ,, Ioo,d '
Tba :, p,oa,,, ~ # Va,too pob;so, adnr ~
pa;l;, M la,, or S1,,,ban,nto, ,nvnsl,;r
ny ''''''' '"'e "''''''' ''9i'i'
Tb. .,,,,, or T,bo ni;IIar oad abraho,,
ne account ol 5oan Miller ana Aorahan
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REMOVED
Oct. 3, 1886.

The undersigned take this method OF inform
ing their iormrr patrons and the public in gem
eral, that they have removed their entire Stock
OF goods iroin'ihe West end OF Bedford TO the
Coooade Store, lately occupied by Capt Jacob
Reed. where they will be plrasrG! to their
old customers, aud all who will favor them, with
a call.
All kind of produce taken in exchange for
goods at cash prices.
They hope by fair dealing and evincing a
desire to please, TO centinup 10 receive liberal
share OF The public patronage.
j. &. J. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
July %. 1896.
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NEW GOons.

JUST received, at REEDS New Store. large
aEd we'll assorted stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and is now prepared to accommodate his friends and
the public generally. To attempt 10 enamerate the
Stock i'll newspaper advertisement wond be folly,
even give a list of their prizes would be useless,
for the public would not believe that goods
selling Tor what offer them at unless they for
themselves. We do not wish 10 boast, bat would
remark that, for variety and cheapHess his stock
cannot be beat 7 he public respectfully invited
to call at REEDS Store and satisfy themselves Of
the truth of this statement. Call and examine his
stock. He will not ask you 10 buy unless fully
tised that you can do al least WELL If not better,
than any where else. Produce OF all kinds taken in
exchange for goods.
JACOB REED.
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Oct. 3, 1s5G-1y.
NOGlCe!

Huntingdon and Broad Top r. r. Company,
In connection with the Pennsylvania Rail Road
Company. are Shipping. without delay, between
HOPEWELL & Philadelphia Baltimore, (via
Huntngdon) all articles OF Freight at the following
raiPs--vIz:
and Mrchand2e generally, al 62a cts. per 100 h..
ID Class Good,-Aa Agricultural implement, and Pro-
ductions, Glass Queensware, Groceries &c, 50 cts
per 100 lbs.
Sd Class Goods Bacon, Hides, Lard, Guiana, Grind
stones. &c, at 43 cts. per 100 lbs.
lth Glass Goods-lron, Fish, Salt, Nails, &c, at
IS cts. per 100 lbs.
Flour in Car Loads al 10 cts. per Barrel.
The above rates will be the who,e chaige goods
delivered in Hopewp from either Philadelphia or
Baltimore until further notice.
JAMES BOON, sup't.
Huntingdon Sept. 26, 1856.
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New Fall and Winter GOODS
AT TIE COL ONADE STORE,

The subscribers have just returned from the
East and are now receiving large and splen-
did assortment of Fall and Winter Goods which
they will be happy to show to all their friends
and customers who viii favor them with call
Their assortment has been selected with great
care and embraces almost every artlclr adapted
to the present and approaching season. Ladies
Dress Goods in great variety.
j. & J. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
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NOTICE.

Letters of administration on the estate of
Mrs. Susannah Dunkle, late of West Provi-
dence township, deceased, having been granted
TO the subscriber residing in said Township-all
persons indebted TO said estate, are hereby notl-
tied TO make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate, will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB DUNkLE, Admr.
Oct. "a, 1866
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Hs A R. Ee LIE Id:

AT the house of Mr., Benjamin Volnntlne in
Londonderry tp, on The llh Of October, by
d. B. Troniman, Esq, Mr.. Benjamin Drvorr to
Miss DELTA Fountite, both Of Londonderry
Township.
At the German Reformed Parsonage in
Friends Cove, on the Both ult., by the Rev. G..
F. HoGmter, Mr.. A. j. Davis 10 Miss Mary
Ptnnpl. both OF the Cove.
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FOR WINTER Ladies and Misses Wool
en- Tallnas-second supply Just received and for
salr by Il. B. CR.4.NER 8- Co.
LADIES' Black Bugle Collars-a BEAUTIFUL
assortment for sale at the store Of
CR.8.HER & co.
Oct. a, 1856.
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STRAW COWS.

Came 10 the premises Of the subscriber, liv-
ing in Bedford township, about two weeks
since, two Cows, both Black, one has piece
sawed off the horns-the other a few white
spots on The side. Both shippers. The owner
is desired 10 come forward, prove property, pay
charges, aud take them away.
WIDOW HAMMOND
Oct. II, 1856.
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NEW Fall, G00DS.

The Subscribers have just received large
supply of New Fall aud Winter Goods, rmbra-
cling all the safirti.s usually found in Store.
We are Offering GREATER BARGAINS than
evers And we respectfully invite our friends
aGd customers TO call and examine our stock.
A. B. CRAMER & co.
Oct. II, 1856.
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ATTENTION RIFLHMEN.

You are ordered to parade at your usual place
of training on Saturday the 9th inst, in Win
ter Uniform. with Plume, at 10 O'Clock. By
order Of the Captain.
VIM. RITCHY, o. s.
Nov Z, 1886.
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Valuable Tannery Gor SAFE.

ssstEsaDEe d HNNcEE EOF S'sEc.
The subscriber offers for sale Eis valuable
Tannery, situate in Napier Township, Bedford
County, Pa, within five miles north Of Schelis-
burg, in the finest bark region in the State
The trac, contains acres, with a two story
Dwelling house thereon erected, first rate saw
Mil, Tan House So BY % feet, 2 roon,s--fn-
lshing shop, and beam shop. There are l6 lay
away vaiS, 4 laches, . Inns, . bats, pool
There are all the necessary out tuildlhgs on the
property. Possession given on the Isl April
next. For further particulars address she sub
scri6er at SchplI>burg, or Col. Joseph w. Tate,
agent Bedford, Pa. ANY quantity of Bark can
be bad at from ST Is to S. per cord cash.
ABRAHAM DENNISON.
Aug. 90 1Sl6-6m.
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TEACHERS WANTEn.

The School Board of Bedford Township,
wishes to employ II Teachers. The Schools
10 open about the Isl Nov. Wages for Male,
from 9lS 10 $22 per month, according 10 quat-
ilicaiion. Female, from Sl6to SIS per mouth.
Certificates Of qualification required.
JOHN BROWN, PresI.
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ASSESSORS.

You will meet at the Commissioners office, on
Friday the 7h of Nov, next, to comply with the act
of Assembly in relation to the Septennal Enumera-
tion of the Taxable inha bitants OF this County.
A. S. RUSSELL, Clerk.
Commissioners Office, Oct 81, 1886.
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Oct. a4, 1886.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Wanted in the Bedford Borough School District
two male and three female Teachers. Teachers
wanting employment should make immediate appll-
cation 10 the Board, as il is contemplated opening
the schools the lst OF November next.
By order of the Board
JOHN P. REED, Secretary.
Oct. 10, 1856.
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Oct. 81, 1886.
TURNPIKE ELECTION.

The Stockholders of the Pattonsville and
Woodberry Turnpike Road Company are noti-
fled, that an election Will br held at the house
of Jacob Schnably, in Woodberry, on Monday,
the Sd day Of Nov. next, for the purpose Of
eecting President, Managers and Treasurer,
for the ensuing year.
G. r. BARNDOLLAR,
Oct. "a, 1856. Prrs't,
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TEACHERS WANTED.

NINE Teachers wanted 20 take charge of the
Common Schools in Colerain township. Ap-
ply Immediately to
JOSHUA SHOEMAKER,
Sect ofthe Board.
Oct. II, 1856.
Shad, Niackerel, aud Herring Just received
al Sbpefnakers Colonade Store,
Oct. 3, 1896.
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MRS. STOVES NEW WORK,
SsEDgSHlED.77

A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp.
Eqaoi 10 "Uncle Iom's Cabin"
Just received al DR.. Harry's Cheap Book
Store.
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BOOTS &, SHOES.-The subscribers have
just opened large supply of Boots add Shoes,
suitable for Fall and Winter.
Il b. CR.1NER s Co.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-11-07

Sept. -, 1856.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-11-07

Oct. II, 1856.