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SHOE HT0RE.

A d. CRAAER < co. have just received
RI very large assortment of Baofs and
Shoes suitable for Fall and Winter. part styles
as follows
Mems Super Wsxea Double Sole Boo:g.
Mems :. City Made Calf do.
Mems -, Heavy Kip, Lined de-
YOUTHS Waxed Double Sole Boots
Youths Calf and Kip Lined do.
Boys City made Calf Boots.
Boys Kip Lined Boots,
Womens' Double sole Kip Bootees,
WUnidns' Fine Calf and Seal do
Womens' Fine Goat Morocco do.
NomAns' P4roai Bootees, very handsome,
Chiidren's Shoes Of every style aud price.
Cents horocc5. Kid, and C3lfSkin Bootees.
Ladies' able Sole Caters, Gum Shoes. &c.
In fact. Boots and Shoes TO suit everv purchs
ser. II son want Boots and Shoes. please give
IS aeall and yoa snail be snited in quality ana
price.
Exchange Store is the place 10 5s, Boots ard
Shoes.
Oct. l2, 1855.
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NervoaS and Constitutional Disoa-
SpS,

These pills possess . specific action on ths
nervous 81 stem, snd although they are prcr,a-
red especially for T he purpose Of curing Fits
they will be found Of especial benefit 10 all per
son afflicted with weak nerves, or whose aur-
vons system has been prostratcd or shatterd
from any cause whatever; in fact II is salmost
i1possible toeonvey an adeq late iden of the
peedy and almost miraculous resQits which
these pills effect in the diseased broken down
+ hr9Str1ied nervous systems. Persons WIN
were al lassitGde, weaknesss and debilify be-
fore their nse al once become robust and f,ll of
energy. Noln4tier whether the constitution
has been broken down by excess, week by na-
ture, or debilftated by sickness, th:ir ctfection
the unstrung and shattered nervous organiza-
zion is equally certain aud apparent. In cases
of neuralgia, headache, vertigo, paii! in the
nerves OF the face, and the various rain of per-
Fous ahectioaSs palqtation OF the heart. perioa-
ca!headaches, cold and shiyered state of the
frame. frequent fits Of abstraction total ipabi,i-
Is, dislike TO society, melanel,ois religious mo-
nomania, heats and hushes of tie face on the
slightest OCCASION, desire that existence sbotElT
terminates they Will produce 4 cure In an aston.
shngiy short period of time, and il will aios
remove depression, excitement a tendency to
blush, restlessnesS. slceIlessness incapacitv far
stfidy or business, loss Of memory confusion
giddiness, blood 20 the head mental debilitv
tvsterla, in decision, wretchcdncss, thoughts OF
self destyN tion, fear of insanity. &C.. kc.-
They viii llincrease and restore the appptite
strengthen the enaciated renew the health of
those who have destroyed II hy exc. sses. ana
induce continual cheerfuincss and eGuaaiulity
Of spirits and prolong life.
Persons of pale complexion and cosrufnptjve
habits are restored by' n hoy or two. 10 bloom
and vigor, changing the skin frenl a pale mellow
sickly color, 70 a beautiful fotid eompl, xiolr
r5-As these Pills are c, imposed OF ,rne of
the most expensive mate .aIs in tho Hateria
Medical i: viii be impossible to leave them
around the country on agency. as common Pat
ent u Meiicines usually are. b.; Ia order to iet
the afflicted in the most remote parts OF the
country have chance to ostaIn them they
will be sent ny mail free OF postage, to any part
of the Emitted States, azsY' country with which
qua Tinted States has postal arrangements, or
su1 receipt Of remittance.
Yegetable Extract EpilepficPIi
So per pox, two boxes for So, or S24 perdozcn. d
Ey-Alf orders must BE- addressed r0stpaid t.
S. S. HANGE,
les Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Hanccs's Sarsaparilla Blood Pills,
iiof.ho,iiid Candy,
Compound syrnl Of Iforelagrd. I
[gsz-sfso ser ssle ~ MILLER x c0NLEY,
5chellsburg Pa
May IS, 1856 -zz. Hf
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NEW GI0THIYl STORE.

IF 4 Z subscriber has inst opened new and
L coiaplnte CLOTHING STORE, in
the 5ailding ou the corner OF Julina Street,
BE- iforl. Pa, owned by David Mann, Esq,
aai lately il sle occupancy of Mr.. Solomon
Filler as a Dry Goods Store, AID two doors
South of tho Rising Sun Tavern.
His stock comprises one OF the largest and
cheapest asSortments of Ready Made
ClOtfaiRs egsr brought to Bedford. lie has
also choice assortment of Dry Goods. all
Of which he will sell cheap as can be procured
in the town.
Herequests allhiscouatry friends andothers
to cali and seq his goods--sts he does not con
iider it a trouble to show them to any one.
ISAAC LIPPEL.
April 8, 1855.
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REMOVAL.

THE subscriber would respectfully announce
70 the public hat he has removed his Timing
Establishment 10 the building recently occus
pied hy Mr. Luther, rs CONFECTIONERY Store.
in the Diamond, where he ~ better prepared
than ever 70 accommodate lis CUSTOMERS with
every article In the line OF his business, either
wholesale ortetail, and hopes they willgise
him a call At his ne W location.
GEORGE BLYMIRE.
Bedford, April Is, 1855.
p. >. The subscriber is -dcsirous Of having
hs books closed up till Isl April, int :, either
by cash or note. He hopes this notice viii be-
attended TO Immediately. G.fB.
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q. n SpANc

JeB lANN, G. I'll. SpANG.
4 AW 2ARTNERSnIP.- undersigned
h have associated themselves in the Practice
OF the Law, and willpronptly attendto all bus-
ness entrusted TO theireare in Bedford and ad
dining counties
115~0iiiee on Jnlianna Street, three doors
south ot dengel House and opposite the resi-
denceofMaj Tate
June LIST 1s54tf
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A VERY REaARKABLE Gear
MilledgeviiIe, Ga.
December II, 1852.

Dear Sie--l wish to inform you that one og
ny family has been afflicted With FITS ier a
number oi years, and seeing advertisement
IN news paper, concerning your Vegetable Ex
tract Epileptic Pills, Came 10 the cv1clusio1,.
aftei trying almost every physician in my rcacht
and all having tliicd in relieving MY chid of
the disease, u send for six boxes of your ui,ls
which proved az eilectual cure Tor my daughter
who ~ now about Is years OF age. / think
there is no other medicine in use equal TO them,
and viii be forever grateiult to you for the use.
of them for my daughter whom it has cured
Yours, respectfully.
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DICkIASON'S fgRA-yHELIER.

4 hayepurchssed The Patent right for BcdftFd
L. County, OF "DickirisBn' Is Patent Corn Shell
ler,p and am prepared TO furnish every far
mer with this very useful and convenient rnn-'
chine. II comes very highly recommended
both at Pittshurg and New York. Il is not
necessary for ne 10 detail its merits. ! want
every body to see sthe machine IS il carries
with il it's ownH Recommendation. It's price
brings il within the reach OF every iaan, being
$1,000 when delivered at my heuse-
JOHN HAFER.
Jan 2j. lS55.-tf fs7
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NEWS FGR FHE PEOPLE.

II ATE AsgryAL OF NEW AND cnIAP G0ols AT
IL REFpss ColoHNAnE STORE.
The subscriber has .iast returned from tie
Eastern Cities, and is now receiving and l'eil-
ing i large assortment of splendid Gods. sp-
lectcd WITH care, and suitable 10 the seas en-;
comprising LApIFs' DRIss Gnons OF lie newest
styles-Silks, Merinocs, Cashmeres, lerSian
Twill. Alpacas, Delalcs. G. Blaze and Kool
Plaids, Inserting, French worked Collars aud
under Sleeves, Sis ard Gum Belts, Cloths ai
all shades Cassinlers, piain and fancy Satinctis.
Jeans, Tweeds, Uvertoats, Buffalo 0versloes
for Ladies and Gcf,ts. G unl Shoesan SAsdelS
Boots and Shoes, large assortment. II ard
ware and Qneensware..
GR0GERIES-C0mprising Rio, Java, LG-
guira Cuifee-Sugars of all descriptions
rups and Molasses-Rice-To Tohacco-SpcIm
OH &C., &c. NEht fF38
Bring on your Cash and Produce to Rrrp =
2ToRR. where YOU viii find all your wants, -;
the lowest esst prices.
Bedford. nee. u, 1865. -
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FIVE HUNDRED TH0US4ND COPIES
BOOK ROR EVERY FENALR

the author having devoted his exclusive atteD-
ton 10 the treatment of Complaints peculiar 10
einaies, in respect to which he is yearly con
suited by thousands. both in person and by
letter.
Here every woman cas discover, bv eompa-
ring her own symptoms with those described.
thenatHre, character, causes Of, and tie proper
remedies for, her complaints.
The wife about becominE mother has often
need Of Instruction and advice OF the utmost
Importance to her future health, viii tind such
instruction and advicre. and also explain many
symptoms which otherwise would occasion anxi
ety or alarm. asll the peculiarties incident to-
her situation are described.
1t is of course imuracticable to convey f;lly
the various subjects treated of, as they are Of
nature strictly intended for the married cr those
contemplating marriage. The revelations con
tanned inlis pages have proved 4 blessing to
thousands, as the innumerable letters received
by the anthor (Which he is permitted ly thewri-
ters TO publisf) viii attest
Extract Of a Letter from gentleman N Dsiu.on,
0Aio:
DArrox, May l, ls47
Or. 4. n. N4ariceau:
''My wife has been perceptiby sinking for
some three years or more, in conseqtlenct OF
her great anguish and suffering some months be-
fore and during confinement; every successive
one more and more dsbilitated and prnstrated
mex aPuLi&NH EtE ne in IN tnlnent danger. and
which was on the last occasion despaired Of /
supposed that this state Of things WIS inevitable,
and assigned myself 10 meet the worst AZ this
time (now about two months) heard .oar book
highly spoken oi, as containing some matter
reaching ms case. On its receipt and perusai.
cannot express TO you the relief il afforded ny
distressed mind, AMI the JOY its pages impaired
70 my wife. on learning tho great discovery q:
NJ il Desomeaux provided remedy II open
ed , prospeetto Ric which little conceived Was
possible. M pecunary consideration can ever
repay tue obligations am under 10 you. for
having been the means of imparting ta as The
matters contained in s.The Married Wonan's
Private Medical Companion But for this. ere
nother year would have passed over my head.
ain ali human probability my wife would have
cen ~ hei grave and my children left mother
less
In consequence OF the universal popularity o
the work, as evidenced by its extraordinary
sale, various impositions have been attempted
80 well on booksellers as on She public, hv i'm
uafeans Of title page, spurious editions, and sur
deptitlons iDiringements Of copyright, and othe
ervlces and dcceptions, ii has been found neces
sary therefore
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no CAUTION THE pUBLIC

to buy no book unless the words "Dr. A. NJ.
asrRroEAr, 199 Liberty Street. Y. y. sis on
tand fh- entry in the Clerks 0gice on the back
CD the title page; and buy only of respectable
and honorable dealers. or sendby mail, and ad.
dress 70 Or. a. n. hanriceau.
u-tfpon receipt OF One Dollar. ~TIIE
MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPAaioN''is sent (mailed free) 70 any
part Of the United States, the Canadas and
British Provinces. All letters must he post
paid au4 addressed 10 DR. A. NJ. MAJRJ-
CEAU. box t224, New York City Publishing
Ollics, No. - Liberty Street, New York.
JGly l3, lss5.--6m.
AGEsrs-Dr. J.. G. Reamer, Bedford: T. b
Peterson. J. ". Moss K Bro. and Thos Copper
thwsi,, Philadciphia; Splnglet < Bro, Lancas
ter; j. B. Guanison, Erie; s. b. Lautfer, Greens
barg; j. s. Nickson and A. X Mcclure, Cham
scrshurg.
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administrators Notice,

Y ETTERS OF Adminisration having been
IL granted ta the subscriber, lSipgin Soutl,
/ Woodbcfry Township, on tie Estate OF David
Stoaer. late OF said Township deed ali per-
sons indebted to said Estate are requested IN
make payment Immediately. and those having
clai'ns against the same will present them. pro-
perly authenticated for settlement, -
JOHN SToNER, .ism'y.
Jan. p, 1861 tiea
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A PERFECT CURE or EPILEPSY.
Pittsburg, November %, 1868

Dear Sir-It is row ten months since my wife
had any OF those nervous attacks. She thinks
she is cured. She has not had any symptoms OF
the disease Tor the last nine months. She took
yeur Vegetable Extract pills for about four
months, and discontinued them -four months
since. Mrs. 5. was treated by the. best old
school ply sieians in the State for ten years then
by the best Homeopathic for eighteen months.
WisAout cure 1t is TO your Yexetahle Ex
'fact nus ara with SIT st that
we ascrihe her cure Of The most dreadful dis
ease that ever afflicted the human family. / wish
every person afllicten with Epilepsy had this
medicine, and would give it a thorough trial
it may not cure in ali cases, but IN this it has
performed wonders.
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ANOTHER CASE OF FITS.
GLARzsavKa. va. I

NLARks3VKd. u.
November 18th, 1892.
To Seth :. lance. Baltimore MI.
Dear Sir--Havng been afflicted for some
years pastwitii FailiRg Fits, saw your adver-
tisement, aud determined 10 give your pills a
trial, and am happy to say that since j conf
menced the use Of them, have not had an at
tack. | believe them TO be first rate article
for, as have writteato yen in former letter
was attacked every two weeks. bur since
haze been nSing them have not had an attack
Years respectfully,
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Piasaersng EAatils.:

: VIE DNDERsEGEED having erected
premises in Union Up, Bedford ceaty !. -
rsady 70 furnish any quantity on the sbortest
notice, Price I50 per thonsand, 3 #. Ione :.
0theF lengths in proportion.
stettess addressed to me at ST. Cisrsville viii
be promptly attended 10. '''e :" y
WM. GRIFFITH
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Adninistratar,s yottce

ETTERS of Administration having $40,
n granted to the Subscriber, living in Soiiib
Noodberry Township, bedford Counfy. on the
Estate Of George Replogle, late of Middle
!" ooaeery Township, decd, all persons know-
ing themselves indebted 20 said Estate are re-
qncsted TO make payment without delav ana
those having claims against the same viii pra.
sent them properly authenticated for settIa.
Faent ALEXANDER 10LSINGER.
Jan. ls, 1862 jim,
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TAKE WARNING IN TIME

Gas thousands have done) BY the bitter experi
encc aud suHeFings OF others, of the dreadful
conseq Ienees she entails upon herself and those
endeared to her, by her ignorance OF the sim
plest and plainest rules OF health as connectei
with the marriage state, the violation of which
entails disease, suffering and misery.
How many are suffering from Instructions of
Irregularities peculiar to the female system
which undermine the health, the effects Of
Ehcn hey are ignorant, and for which their del
icacy forbids seeking medical advlcel How
many sAfirr from pyoLapsus uter5 Calling Of the
womb or from GEor albHs (weakness.sdebiiity
ac.)l How many are in constant agony for
many InoBthsplecedingc Confinement! How ma
ny have difficult, if not dangerous deliveries,
i and slow and uncertain recoveriest
Fothe question, how are these TO be preven-
! ted what shall be done! the answer is simple
! Let every woman ascertain for herself, without
/ violence 60 her delieacy ihe nature and eharae-
ter Of the aillnent ito which she as f,Jiale is
snblect) tilecauses from which it may arise. and
| the proper remides fer its cure and future pre-
yentioD.
This she can do by possessing little volume
i (aiready possessed by thousands Witch tells Aei
what is the matter, and tells her what to DO foi
| il, in simple bnt ehaste words, and such as she
/ can understand.
| This little volume is entitled 81,
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Nareross, Rotary Planning machine.

IIT-ANTEIl-1Po seiIthe Rights aud Machines
" ior'aRotary Planning, ronguillg and Grooy-
ing Machine, for boitldis and plank, under the
Noreross Patehr. Also, the attachment ofthe
Moulding Machine, which viii work whole
board into moaldings al one operation. This
patent has been tried, and decided IN the Su-
preine Court in Washington. to be no infringe
ment' being superior to Neotiworth' S Machine.
Apply to j. y. tDALEs Willow Street. a,oye
Twelfth, Philadelphia, where the MACHINES can
be seen in operation.
Jan. IS lS56-3ln
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Testimony in faFor Of the Fege-
table Extract EpiIeptic pills.

In the publication OF the following certifcats
Of cures, the names have been suppressed, Us
the testimonials were voluntarily offered, and q
would be improper 70 publish them without the
consent of the parties, and wlowpuld be un-
wiling to publish to the world thai they OF
their children or friends, ever had tits, when
the circumstance is always regarded as one Of
the family secrets.
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administrators Notice.

III ETTFRS of Administration having been
k4 granted to the subscriber. living in narri-
son Township, on tie Estate of John Kegg,
late Of Juniata Township, deed; all persons
knowing Themselves indebted 10 said Estate
are hereby iotified 70 make payment nnrge,ii-
ateiy. and those having claims against the same
VIII present their accounts properly authe.ti-
Gated for settlement 41,
FREDERICK TURNER,
-7imfaistrafor
Jan. IL. 1861 sfu
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READTye, Berks County. Pm.
pceamber I'D, 1852. (
To Seth S. Hance

Dear Sir-Ihe Pills my brother bought Of
you in November, | mean the Vegetable Elli-
Ieptic Pills, are out aud get s. friend to enclose
you 1--WE dollars, for which wish ydu 10 send
me immediately two lioxes more. Il have been
troubled laary years With FITS, and have tried
the skill OF many physicians. but nothing which
have taken appears to have met the require
inents OF my case, so Melfas your EpiIeptic
Pills. 3atl
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" allkinis, Glassware and Cedarware.s sa
e Our stock has been selected withsthe creates;
care, in regard TO quality and prices. and we
tlatter ourselves We can offer inducements TO
purchasers. Call and see and DON'T taRc onr
word tor a--drap in and Judge for So,irselves
All kinds Of country produce taken in ess-
haage for gso DIS, at the highest mark ct prices
fe SAMSON & GEPHART.
Bedford. April 27. lS55. a;8 ~
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Notice TO 'i'resspassers.

T HEREBY warn any person or persons from
Il hGating. eating timber, or in any other man
ner whatever, tresspassug on my Premises as
the ~ will be rsiily enforced against ans
ones SO of.ndiug.
EDWARD B. TROUT. =
Jan. II. ls56.-c, ~.
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TO BUILDERS.

1ihe subscriber is fully prepared 10 furnish ana
4 4 Quantity or quality ofBailGng Lumber s,nv
~, I.i,Ss,erng Laths Orders directed to ST. Glars
VII, beafora County, win be promptly attended
to, by giving reasonable notice.
Dec. %. sls54. pE 'isi hefLE. =.
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SAMUEL RADEBAUGR,
Justice OF the Panca

OFFICE fwo doors South Of The Nenge
" House, and next door to the Office. 6f
Mana 4. Spanr, where be will intend 10 The
collection Of all claims placed in his hands.
Bedford. JAN IL, 1866.
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LUH3Eis.. LUMBER -

100, 900 A-o. 7sooo 4is'sf' i Il lsI sls
nf.h OF dliiefant kinds. sncif as Whit.. Pine.
feiiew P'ne, Poplar, Spruce. &c. Sc For sale
f, D.HB BEEGLEL
- Cla'r~viile Feh. IS, 1859 IT .
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber iSdesirors Of seInc tie
L Farm on which he now resides, ~ Bedield
township about one mile noItl, OF Bedford,
near Dunnings Greek. containing l22 icres 81
land, hetween 40 and s0acres cleaIeds ahe1t 10
acres of which is good meadow, plenty OF goes
timber an the tract There is Young orctsr
Of choice fruit log house. log ta!n and otler
out buildings thercon.also good water. II n,
whole tract isnotsoid. . acres thereof will bA
sold separate aE 81
Terms ofsale will be liberal, aud possession
given 1st Of April next.
WILLIAM MAIKEN.
August -, 1859.
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Ladies Dress and Fancy Goods,

OF at descriptions, Silks. Ecerere De Lsifef
Challics, Nous. de LANES, Alpaeas. ffenf L
eentsnp 10 81 per ward; Domestic GinehG MS
Berage Ginghams Laces and EdgneS, Ribbon.
kid and all kind ssf ladies' and GENTS Glove.
linen and silk Hdkfs, Hosiery for men, wornens
misses and childrens men and wosBei,s shoes.
boots and CATERS; misses shoes; q large assort-
tnent Of Hats and Bopaets, of the very latest
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LETTER FROM A DRUGGIsr.
New York, oct. 10. 1872.

Dear Sir-Plcase send me two boxes more o.
your Vegetable EFilettlc Pills. The person for
whom procured them, is much pleased with
their effects They seem 70 iaye az excellent
effect.
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FINAL NOTICE.

a LII persons knowing Themselves indebted
Z \ to the late firm ofSAYsoA K MILLER. either
oy note or BOOK account, win 10 well to have
them settled by the Ist of January 1866. After
hat tims tlly viii he placed lathe hands Of a
ropes has; ior colieeti
Al. SAMSON,
Surviving partner.
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FoR RErrsra

TIE LARGE BRICK HOUSE on PHI
Street, enc door West Of the Bank House.
Possession given on the Ist of April next.
Jan II, lS56.-tf.
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W-ANTED-At Reed's Coloaade Store
Wheat, Rye, Oats. Corn. and Ruckwheaf-also
All other approved produce, ia exchange for
goods sc cash price;
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Valuable Property
1T PRETlTB SiLB.

YEyHE subscriber offers his valuable Mil Pro.
Z perty AMI Tanncry for sale, situate on
British Greek. East Providence Township. Ped
ford County, Pa, two miles South Of the Juni-
alta Crossings, containing 400 acres. more or
less, with upwards of 100 acres cleared with
p acres OF coed meadow. The tahnce we'll
timbcred with oak, white and yellow pine- .
There are two good orchards of choice fruit on
the place.
fhe improvements area first rate HER
CHANT MILL. with three run OF stone. and
all the necessary maclincrg for doing merchant
and country work, all newly repaired in 1854
The TahNERY has Al ats. with NIL tile Ak
lures belonging thereto. The bark -lnih and
hi'ia-hrea6er run 0g warer po@er. The DTFEL-
Li3G HOUSE is large and eeinnodious. With
running water at the door and ia the CELLAR
also a large bank barn, with running water in
the barn yard, wagon shed and carriage house,
corn crib, smoke house. wash house, with ali
Necessary out buildings. There are also a
Plaster Mil, Saw Mil, aid three Tenant Hon.
SEES and stables, and several fac springs of liy-
ing water on this tract
Perseps desirons Of purchasing good proper
| y viii do wen by calling on the subscriber, re-
siding or the premises.
SIMON NYCUN. 2
Rays Hin p o., Jan. %. Is56-sm
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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-14
Spring and Summer Geods

consisting in part Of Cloths, Cassimeres tla,
and fancy Saiiinets; large variety OF Sack
and Versailles Vestings, Kentucky cans. Cot
opadge Liuen Drills for pants, linen for coat /.
Tweeds, brown aud black Muslins. iiGns B.
cents per yard upwards; Cotton Baggine. Asna-
kurgs. cotton Table Diapers FOR l23 per yard:
"a ALL arti c les for use or -nrfiRrilent.