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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-03
I1EIFATE SALE oF Real EsTArg.

k.lsi4 n ~ SALE Or REAL ESTATE.
j The subscriber offers fcf sale tb..
sAiaaeie Farm on which ste now resides. sita-
ale IN Cumberland Valley Township. Bedfort
t.''ssnts, Pa. abnat iolr miles Seath OF Bed
i"fa Springs, on the iasin lead leading 10 Cum,
hFflAEai Containing one hundred acres, more or
isSss Si limestone land, about 45 acres cleared
ga under isnee, tha 1a.ance good timber land
ana als capable cfcgitiystion-
rs improvements ar. a good two stor- ..o
hsasiing House. with kitchen attached. good
sea,rf aaasfaeas',, good spfiag heuse. stable
-aA etnef necessary ogt-bgiidings. srst rate
asEer isiiieg limestone spring at TIE door. A
gso ',f''.tlfd Of choice sFGits, and water in AZ;
TIE belaseAeert one. A s,roig lnoun,sin strean,
rhi.s tAf"nsi the Piare. ! lu0d sit. for . tan.
ysrc cf the property.
j Is desirable taai this Farm be soil irainedi-
aie'y therefore il poa,d he necessary ts,at per-
sssts wisii'.g y purchase shpald call aaa *
aEaine il suels
Pnss .ssion given On tie aIst Of April next.
ani good title IL ade
TStFis to slii purchasers.
January .. 1851.
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PIRLIG GiLn.

E7Mz slissfio.r Viii oT.r at Public Sal-. on
Il the premises, on DRlD.gY he 24h 3s9 Or
APRIL. aeli, 0EE LOT OF GEsOUxD,
iHciu ling Il acres 30 acres cleared and usi-
dr. f.uce, situate ia Napier township. mites
EOrth OF Schvllabarg. On t.,e above lot IL a
good mil ssAf With stgeaI1 o! y ttsr sufficient
TO run il 9 months IL tie year.
Sale to commence AZ two O'Clock ?. NJ,
wsen terms vii b. made i.nowa by the sut-
scriher. y9HF +, 3L7CH2URY.
A4reh -, 1857.
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j. W. MILLER,
ISAIAH CONLEY.
Schellsburg, March IL, 1857.

RoCItIisUu-B, MarCu rs Io0I.
The undersigned, thankful for the liberal
share of patronage heretofore conferred upon
the firm Of Miller & CoaleS, would inform mis-
Numerous friends and the public, that hc will
continue business in the room formerly ocen-
pied by the above Arm, where he VIII Keep
constantly on hand a general assortment Of all
kinds of goods usually found ia stores in this
section Of country; all OF which will be sold
at exceedingly low rates. He hopes by strict
integrity, nj due attention TO basness. to
ineril aud receive liberal share Of the custom
Of liz former patrons and Others.
T. ". MILLER
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aOnE AhlT GOODS.
IlltE nnderSigned has just returned hone ir 3,n
the Eastern cities with j large stock OF FAfi.
aud WINTER Goods, aud is now exhibiting
AT CHEAP SIDE.
A general assortment ofnew style Of
WINTER GOODS,

Comprising in : great variety Of Ledies Dress
Goo4s, which consists in part o. Biscls and fdn-
eg Sitiss, cAatigs, La1rns, De LQiaes, sfasosas
Cloths. Coherg MeTia9s. etc, etc.
\ lafge variety Of Black and Fancy Clothes,
taSslfneres, Cassiactis JeaRrs. etc, etc.
B95ts, SAoes, HITS aud B0aasfr. Groceries. Sa-
gus, !hoiaAses. SgfmPs, NSai, HeTrires gnd
-R2etscrci, Bacos, QUecnsWalp. IIar,lv are,
Bfooms, Buckets, Looking Glasses, ele.
Isleah0ye stock consists ei every article us
aally kept IL siore--.9H OF which vii be sold,
cheap for cash or approved produce,
Thankful Tor past favoFs. be hopes Is fair
dealing aat desire 20 pease,to continue 10 merit
and resslve liberal sadre % ppDic patronage
G W. RuPp.
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Last Natica

FETuE subscriber being most anxious that
4 his old books ana business be closed Up,
would slr most eaFnu stiy to those having ac-
counts with hia u attend 20 them immediate
Is. Tie books viii by lett IA short tine with
q Justice of the Peace.
March -. i557.-d. JOHN CLARK
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gEDF0RD HIGH SCHOOL.

rnnE duties Of this School VIII he resumed
[ Oh Tnesdsy, April l4th, in the large three
story building situated on the corner OF lain
.nd Richard streets. Maie and female de-
partlnenls, distinct. The services oi :
thoroughly educated young lady Of Vermont,
lave been secured as teacher of Music, &c,
Hc. TAe services OF other competent teach
ess also nave bseu secured as assistants.
Tsr'as rer Qaertr Of II 'reess.
Eeard Tuition, Furnished Room,
Wasting. Light and Faei, S5e 90
Ezra Charges.
uasic, $40 90
Use of Instrunier.t. 90
Freueh, 5 90
Drawing an.l Painting in water colors,
t)rnameuiai Needle work, o8
T-rmr for Day scAol4ri.
isl Graie. 90
@aa . S co
-vgi -
Be.tori, pril 3, 49,.
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HhHlTEEl.

THE undersigned, thankful fas advertise
raents sI.) for paSt faYars AT the Coionnade
store, IN Bedford. wnias. respectfully announce
% his patrons ard friends generally that he has
removed his eislire stick ,f eanGs 10 lis new
briek Store room lately ureupi-a by Peter Rad
eiaugh opposite the Bedford Iiniel. His sup
ply vi goods Is Fresh, new and fashionable.
His siew ro"m has beer neatly and elegantly
fitted up and rern,sdsl..d. All kinds Of produce
are taaen IA exchange i"r goods.
He hopes tn bc continued ia ;ke favor or liz
atyons aad the public.
JACOB REED.
Iuiy {, 1855
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1900 NelTHCEl

sg1IE subscribers. intending ID l:lye Bed
L ford the first iay Of April, re IT. wish
to close up their business iiniae iiaieiy. Ali
indebted to them are requested 70 make pay
ment without delay, OF their accounts viii b.
pl1cei IN the hsnds Of : Justice vf the Peace
for collection.
Il. STINE & co.
Bedford, March 10, 1851
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE

List Of Paupers admitted, discharged, died,
DC. during each month, and the humber re-
n.aiaiag IL the end of each month; also the
average nun3er supported intiie Noise dur
ing the year, together with the number Of
oaf-door paupers supported ana buried by
the Institution from the lst day Of January,
1856. 10 the Ist dav of January, 1857.
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SHOE, Glassware, and VARIETY
@ . ER EE1
d
ADAM FERGUSON

As just openei. next door to Minnicks,
4 A. on Juiiani Street, large assortment OF
Shoes aud Boots, OF every kIad, size and des-
cription. Also an extensive assortment Of
GLksswARE, including cake stands preserve
dishes, CAKE BASKETS hall lamps, ;umbiers. large
beer glasses, wiEiow glass, card receivers. terra
Gotta Ac. Also silver cake baskets anc Va
riety ~ other sE;icirS in that line. lie hSa
siso On htal the best kind ofio51cco and cigars,
cii'.rSa AMI crackers, carpet bags Misses Sttch-
els Gentl-iarn's ;taes shoieaaS, Gentlemen )
aai Ladies gloves. of All kinds. Hosiery OF
ali descriptions. an, variety of otAer articles
not necessary - mention.
Having bplzat his Shoes 41l slassw 3rs III
lsrsvr quantities, thsB is usual Tor country Nes-
CO sats, se can s-il u radgcgd prices.
d. c. j, 1856.
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1894 II.

We, the undersigned, Auditoss of Bedford
county, do certify that We have examined the
foregoing account Of George Blynlire, Treasa-
rer of tie Poor asa House Of Employment of
Bedford county, aad fad the sane TO be cor
rect aud true as abDve stated, aad that there
is balance das said Treasurer Of sixty-f5ar
dollars and two cents, 1864 ,02.)
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ST. PAVL. Janrsr-, /, 1865.



DEAR SIR Unsolicited, send 7oa this
certificate. Alter neius neIriy bald Tor long
;.sHe and h1rins. tried al tlis hair resioratire-
vxt&Ht, and having NO fI.th Ia any, was IN
1lced. a. hearing Of youts 10 give il i t.i4l.
placed 4yseif ia the harris OF o4rbiT and
Lad ay head rGbled al;iI good sta e-nsh,
anu iae Restorative thea applied an! we'll
r4aisei il, ill the scalp w=s sb5w T.Gs
repeated cfery ;l0Tnins, agl IL three Eleks
the young hair appeared Ani gcew rapii iiy irum
August las. ;il the present ncle. aal Is nog
ihick, black and slrOn--soft AMI pie..5 AT -
Tie t0ucb; whereas, before, i Vas hR,sg a,3a
siry, what ill.!e t4-re of X, AHA ,hst little
was disappearing yesy = fia.y. siiil use yodr
restorative 2aoEt tWi',. week, aBI shall so9s.
have good ard ps-iect crop oi hair. EoS, !
nna F-s.l u tl:ese thlpss-iGi wac AS aetl
Ost lsvv h0t seen hitherto aIy case wit-5 any
p-rs"n's hair was really b.hedttel uy zEy OF
ia- h,.l! tonic, cIc.. ~ t.!e day and II really
gives lae pts4srre - record sae resHi; u ii5
cSl'erleace. I have accommodated yonr pre-
FsrallpN 70 Tiers, atsi II already has large
n.-d genera ss'e throughout tine Terrlt3ry.--
4 Re people i.r-e Know is5 eI-c!s, aal save
roEa .eace N H. la' spaPly you aen; us, IS
arAo!ess!v assBts iJr tle Is4rlsafy, Is nea' IS
exii4Hs.e, 1Dd ;isity inquiries are uiade 10 l.
! Eya ieye-vc c-cd5t lar .ou. discovery; a,l.i
IoS one. recorn son uiy IbaIik- ier IL" ecavAi
It has done ms, f.f ! had certainly de- plroi
leng ago OF eTer eiIgctiag sucn result.
Yours, hastily J. W. BOND,
F:Ti= i Bend :. Erlley, Druggists, 81. PAU.
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Hides Wanled.

TyARMERS, Butches, and al interested,
E vlll please notice that Joas CLARk 4
Sox, in Scictlsbgrg, are paving cash for hides
81 cents per pound for the grcea weight,
dry weight in proportion.
March p, l657-tf
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SHaEOCk & SMITH,
gxEAMRERsBygG. PA.

BOOKSELLERS and STATIoNERS, and
I'D Dealers ia Music and Musical IDsiranenis.
our stock consists of Books, Stationery, Mn-
sie, Musical Instruments, Wal papers, Blinds,
FreEsh, German AMI American LithogTanils
and stsci sngraTiBgs, gilt lGoaldings for frames
etc., etc, whoieslIs and retail. DR.. =. r.
HAIRY Is our sgehtfor Bedford, and all orders
given lilG viii be promptly atte4dsd to.
L arch T. 1857
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4. II. spAaa.

,}oH MANS, u. IL. SpASa.
I Az PARTNER SHIP The undersignc
a. aaye associated themselves in the Practice
OF the Law, and wiiipgompti, attend TO ait pu<
ness entrusted IL sheircags IN Bedford ana al
oining counties.
cy~1l6ce on Jutianna Street. three doors
seath 81 Aensel Hpls- and opposte the resi-
ience of Mai. Tate.
MANN SPANG.
June lsf-1S54 II
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'g#TooLEN FAcToRY--The sub
MAJ Seriber havinr r4nfeI ,Aa y-el

OOi4f.S AGlOEA ne sub :
AlAz scriber having rented the vel
Enewa Wool.n F1etory, situate IN Tate
Street South w"odherrY Township. Bcdtor d
county. Pa, formerly owned oy Nf. Ma, :
fiuc6, ana now owar.l ~ hr. a Ian krtrinS
IS prepared 70 aeeomm eiAte the public IN a
superior manner. The FACTORY is aow unle--
going thorough repair, which ~ili enable him
To exe:at= W, rk II as can he i0n, al any
other establishment ia the country.
lie constantly keeps on hani. Cloths. SAITH
netts. Fwsels. Fannels. Blankets, Gis.h an !
Rag Carpets. Coyeglis, Sc., Nc.
Ceuntry G.r'.ins lone from ti,r frs; o Nav
until tbs irSt af 0c6obrr. fov CLsh. ~ tso c.nis
Per p9gaa added credit.
Wo"l ami all kinds Of country produce taken
in exchange tor goods or work.
By long experiences 10 business, and desire
10 please, le 5opes to receive 4 share at the
puiiic patronage. ROBERT kALSTON.
fea- i, 1915 a.
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EvERHAar. Asucoa 4 co.
FORM iGDIlG 40 G8HHSSIOI
MERCuAHT5-H0 -H0PEwELL-PA.

AhRCIAATS-if0Ptt, |, X ELL-PA.
he ubseribcrs doing business under the
FRA OF EvegaaT.. -Ashcom & Co.--are now
prepared 20 store aad ship fioar. Gram, aad
all kinds oi Arcilantiss, upon reasonable terms
They also keep on hands, Plaster, Fish, Sai' i,
Rock Powder. 81, ~ which they invite The At
irntion of Merchants in the county. and Far.
n.eTS. The highest cash prices paid Tor Flour,
aud Grain, that the Eastern Market will afford.
JNO. c. EVERh ART,
q. ". A>HGaM,
JNU. +. LOWRY.
&. 4. B.asSDOLLAR.
Dec IS, 1856
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GARn.

The undersigned, in retiring from the above
iFal. cordially recommends his late partner,
J. w. MILLER, to the patronage Of his friends
and the public.
ISAIAH CoNLEY.
March Is, Is57.-2u.
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NTllENEnT

AxD Report Of NM. n. MOORHEAD. Stew
ali Of she Poor and House Of Kmpio yfnent
OF Bedford County froEn the Is1 day ui- Jan
uary, 1856; 10 the lst January, 1851.
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new FIR
AT
AoPEwET.Tn

THE subscribers trading and doing business
and..r tIe nrln of Bainisilar, Lowry, & Co..
would respectfully infcrn their friends. ard ti-
pEDiic generally, Ii,at tlIrv have opened at tie
above place. snd arc daily receiving a large
stock of Aerehanalse, consisting in part OF
AuslinS, Ticking, 0sericras, Drills, Cassimeres
Sat.iretis Cl,ths, Fianhels, Deisnes. French
Acriaas Silks. Calicos. Hats and Cans. Hard
ware, Qnecnswars, Boots aud SHOES, Groceries
of all descriptions. Also large assortment of
Ready made Clothing. All oi which VIII bs sold
aaon - s!teil kT@1i.s as be had in the ceun-
~. q. Il BARNDOLLAR,
JOHN f. LOWRY.
JOHN c. EVERHART,
{. Is. ASliCON,
Dec. 2s, 1856.
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Statement Of the Produce Of the Farin and
GaF'lau fem the lst Of Janrafy, 1850, to
fhc ST of January, 1851
Is bushels Of wheat; 45 bushels cats; 220
bushels corn; 81 bushels huckwe.,t; le5 bush
els potatoes; l6 do. onions. ! d. small On,
ions; IL Go beets; 10 turnips; 10 do pafsnips;
20 do tomatoes; 3 do beans; IL foas hay; L
leads fodder; 2l00 heads cabbage; barrels
kraui; do vinegar; / 60 cucumber pickles;
170 pounds wool; 1850 pounds pork, 36l2 90
heei; AS 90 veal; 50 do mutton; 4fG do lard;
233 do tailow; 4l6 do butter; 42 gallons apple
butter; cali hides; oeef hidss.
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ALWAYS SOMETHING IEw,
READ THlS--0LD 4YD T0uSG.

Is, ~ loilht tle most woniarfnl discovery of
tbs age .: pTDgr IS, Tor g vii restore, peTIna-
psa.iy. E.aF iiaiE "a It's oTigiaaI color, cover
the head Il ti:s bald wish most iDxariant
growth. rea4yu at crce ali dantiFrF ahti Itch
ias. cure ali segofail, and otAer eutaneous
eraptlols- sci - sc+ll head, etc. Ii wiil
ca.e, IS i bg nrgie, nervous or periodical
lst.l.c..e; make t;o sair soft, glossY, aa
WY, tsi preserve tie color perfectly, an!
IA; .itr irum f.l.iag. 70 extreme 1ii age
Tho following IS tc1a 4 s!is,in2l is!ei meal-
Cc- J; t.s' melIc4. Profession;
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iFrom 'he Eii;or ri tle eaI Es:..5c .ttv ser
LosTos. = School street, -hlr-s :, 1855.
DGA4 oia Having become rre'nata ii. j. qnit,.
gray aas il lace,i- so.ue SIX wecas Since, t.
I-ake . trial of your ]. s-Crttire. nave used
-e-s ihsn 40 '.ott.as, eat tAe s.2y ha.rs have
IA diss P.sesa. ed; AID altaeusa ay hllr has not
~ IS aitaiic! - osgin4i eolor, YET Tia pro-
cysN IF Change is gradually going oh, ami ai1
- scc@t a1irs t.at u. sivrt tiais ny htiT gii
Je IS dasl formerly. I hlrc also brc. n,i,cA
gTaiide,i - the heai;..y moisture aud igor o.
l.c l.iir, wA.ch before WAS harsh aal dry. AID
4, .l.,s c-Asz., 90 come out Is ietlAeFis-
Rep cii1iY sp1rs,
.. c. u. RUPP
V- .sNs- --zoi
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WANTkD-Ai Reeds Colouade. Store
Wheat, kye. oa.s, Corn. and Bucxwacat--siss
eli utner approved produce, IA exchange ios
goods Al casa pFices
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Amount due from C3lsetors Of Bedford c9aa-
~ up t. January |, 1851.
JOHN King, Hapeweli, 1853 s99 81
A. Snode1, Cumberland Valley 1884 - So
John l.. Hill. ganiata ~ So
Jacob Nieod lllsis, IL " oed. I53 q
Peter II. Shifsss Bedford Boros 1896 u 64s
Levi Hardlnger G Valley Il SO
George Lafg Hopewslt q i9.
Nm Garneii Il onToe II O0
Jssn Astadt ST. Clair 81 81
Robert Elder Middle woodberry 7s II
b. W Garretson Bedford 4BseIv' 1856 go go
Jacob Biidle Bedford Ip so %
Thomas ". HoEton Brosl Tea a55 76
Eti.s Gump Coleraia irs, b;
Josisil Braner Gninaeriani ! Fa!igy 2l3 s.
john pasher iioprEcii 80 %
Hug;i =. Htrtz Harrison 80 .
I'm GiilcSpie JiIiliata Is IL
David Cypners Liberty q -
J8c9a Assns Londonderry 81 eg
Jerea4jsh Akcrs Monroe II 50
Henry EgRif Napier ia Is
Samgel igiak E4st Proviierc. Us Is
John Sparks TEST Prosldeace aa4 -
iscoh Andrews ST. CHR 2SF
Daniel Teweii SDutbappfon % 20
HeAry Horne SehelisaIrs Borp' Is ~
Simon Baird Middle Eood.erfy 54s u
John Furry South IFoodberry 35i "
March Il, 1857 $3.50 IS
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fR0H- BiacAs.aitiIs a..li othr,s are informed
that we have just recci Cd large supply Of
refined lrea-uarrants, htsi quality.
4 B. GRAAkR X co.
Nav. 2s. 1856.
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huntington, Feb. IS, 1857.
CoAs sHELLsR, FODDER CUTTERS,
AND
CORN MILLS.

IIrE- warrait tie above Machines to work as
w represented, and il AFTER fair trial they
do not give satisfaction. the purchaser may re-
turn taem aud get his money back. Give them
trial, and you will save money, as they haze
a6t vet been surpassed. If equaIIed.
Dee. 10, 1856. BLYAIRE x HARTLEY.
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WANEED.

TgnCNDRY FOR RENT-BIacksmi,h
i Shop, Machine shop - BY 40 feet,
with water pow-r for Machine Shop, and
Foundry, ali iillsi UP in good working order. =
Also iWo good Dwelling Houses and Stable
thereon.
The above establishment, is situate about
one mile south OF ooiberry. on ihe Turnpike
leading from PattDnsrle, to Holiday sburg.
jan. lf lS5d-st. ABRAHAM KEAGY
H5liiaysoure Register, puaiish eli hit times,
and charge advertiser.
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h2ye use PrJfsssor Wooi's Hair K R.st9.a-
;i.e, aa8 i!asc admired its wJl l,Ffll eisc..--
dy i!-r Wa 5tc 'al.ag, IS [ thought, pTea.a-
tarely sTay, bat by. tbs ass u the 'R=sfora-
i.sr d, as rasaats3 IT'S original cJ,Jt, a41 !
l.vs ~ - . p.TnGasatiy So.
SIDNEY bREESE,
Ex-ScnAtJz Uai-e4 States.
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o. :. W0OD < CO, Pr,pristors, Sl2 3rnad-
a4y, \ X, ,.ni Ia Iarlss. street, S.. Toa.s,
= iss3uri.
Eor sale by pr + =. Harry, Bedford, Pa,
and ~ Druggists selsgslly.
April 3. l55I.-zzcG.
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s,ni,lEc sale Of q. s. EEns7tots

E'nHIEc sale 0f u. 6. EI1sA cts.
THE subscriber viii oiE.r 81 Public Sale. On
! Monday tie eth day of May next. tCourr
Teeka a; he Court House, in Bedford. l,t
cf oid e. s. NGsisets. Telms, cash
l.EMUEL EVANS, Br;gass irsp,ssor.
April 3, ie57.-ad
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Balance due Stewart

STATEMENT of the Poor House Mill from
the 1st day Of January, 1866, until the lst
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Feed for Stock.

Feed for Stock.
10 tons Of hay; ! load OF fodder; . bnsii.
els Of corn; 10 bushels OF oats.
Articlss manufactured. N the House by ha,yon.
81 shirts; l9 sheets; sacks; % slepise5S0
pair SOCKS; II par stockings; - pair mems
pants; l6 chidfens' dresses l feather tick; l
chaff tick; flannel skirts; roaad tickets;
. vests; Il calico dresses Tor wornrn; II husey
do; 10 dresses for children; - aprons; & night
caps; II pair pillow slips ID barrels soft soap,
81 pounds hard soap: pair mems drawers; 4
comforts 10 quilted skirts; hoods; snrouds.
Amount Of Produce sold to sunary persons
TOR cash aud Oh account.
$50 pounds beef l55 tsllow; l30 butter;
1860 pounds hays 50 heads cabbage as pounds
lard; 8 sheep; calves.
Amount Of Checks issued prior to
1859 and remaining unpaid from
tile lSt January, 1850, S3o60 90
Amount issued up TO Jan'y 1856, sj49 IS
Amount issued from the lst January
1856 - Jl,,uAry 1887 S55S IS
Sllles 6s
Am; due from collectors $3.50 81
-aiis utte on Judgments % 81
Amt pa on CHECKS for SIS 3657 oS
AM p'j 90 d. for So 2I4S 10
S3659 OF
1868 04
Making the indebtedness af the IN
stitaIion up 10 the lst Jtu. 1887 Sl5l0 81
He, the undersigned, Directors Of the Poos
and House Of Employment uf Bsifor,l Ceun-
y, do certify, that We have examined the an
nexed Account. Statement AMI Report al "
F. M1osheAd, Steward Of said Poor and Heuse
Of Employment, from the lst JtnGary 1856
uHtil the lst Of January 1857, and fn3 the
same 10 Be correct.
Witness our hands and seals this Is; d4y Of
J4nuary. 1857.
G.. D. TROUT.
c.. ID. SHUCK,
GEORGE ELDER,
.3t!ssi Directors.
i. T. GErTYs, Ja., Clerk Mch %.
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horses, s cows 81 sheeH 8 brood sowsi
l6 saoais.
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By amount Of Grain used in the Poor House
and sold to sGbdry personsfor cash, and on
account, and for work done IN repairs to
Mili, House, Sc.
Wheat. Rye. Corn. Bckwt. Nix.
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E2 E A-sED a.
EEts otyEa Executor!

Ill persons ka0wins themreives ihde5te
II - tae uaaeFsIs sard, either by Note, Boo
Account, or otherwise, viii please make pay
n mt OH Or before the 25.h o! Msrch, next, IS
ANY l0aguE indulgence viii not be given. So
look out and save ccsti Ill persons having
claims viii please present taem properly and
WILLIAM S. FLUCK,
South Wooabeyry, Feb. y, 1851.
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JeuraeImaa Blaeksmlih Waated.

FESlE highest wages. and constant employ
4 Eent, viii 30 given, for good Journey
nlan Biacksulith. by the subscriber, living at
Cbarlcsvi!e, Bedford Couety, Pa, il applicl-
c4tioa bz made llnnl-Aiateiy.
CHARLES PENCIL.
HsTrh - ls:57-s,
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RECEIPTS { EXPElDITLRnS

UF HE TVUR ANU ffUEAE OF I "
PLOYMENT OF BEDFORD COUNTY.
GEORGE W. BLYNlkE, in Account " tn
tie Poor and House OF EmployEeai of Bed
ford County, for the year endiag JAn'y l,
1851.
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Witness our h4nas AMI seals this 7sh day Of
January, \. u, lS.N,
DANIEL BARLEY, IL.s.1
HENRY u, MOCK, fL.a.l
THos. Z. GErrYs, Cfer5s.
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GUNNER AHGEaENT .--Huntiugdon
- aal Bro4atop X. T., On aad after Mon
= ~. March IL, 1881, tso passenger trains
i"y eaci, W., te1cei't oundly.) vii ran BE-
,ws,.n uopeaeil and ilaatins lon.
Leafes Hopesell 81 u 10 Z. il, and 10
Pm.
Arrives :. uo3ewea al - 4. u, and 40
?. II.
Connecting At Huntington with trains for
Eas and Il rsl OF Penna. K. Il.
TIOS. T. WEERNAN.
sspt.
irnntir-.inn reh os 1sh7
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Sc 50 3 / 4 rs 2l2
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prsE s.2c = ooi.
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10 tons OF hay; ! load OF fodder; 25 bash
els Of corn; 10 bushels OF oats.