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nHRR1FF's sALE.-By virtue of Sun

GHER1FF'S SALE.-By virtue of Sun
- dry writs of Ii. Fa. 10 me directed,
VIII be sold at the Court House, 10 the Bo-
rough Of Bedford, on MondAy the 9th day u
February, 1857, at l O'Clock p. NJ the following
described real estate, to witt
One sact of land containing l47 acres more
or less. about 55 acres cleared and uuder fence,
with story and a half log house, and log sta
bic thereon crectt d, also small apple orchard
thereon, adjoining lands of D1yil Fore, A
braham Morgart, and others, situate in East
Providence tp., Bedford county, ard taken in
execution as the property of William Latta.
Also. one other tract of land containing AZ
acres. more or less about IS acres cleared and
ua.er fence, with ? two story log houses there
oa erected, adjoining lands OF George B. kay
John King, and others, situate ia HoDewell tp..
Bedford county, ana taken in execution, as the
property of Preston Briles anu Milford Iaaes
Also one other tract of land, containing $50
acres more or less. shout 100 acres cleared and
undsg fence, with two story log house, tenant
house. and double log barn, thereon erected
also an apple orchard thereon, adjoining land of
Lanes heirs, HopeweI Iron and Coal Com
pany, and others.
Also, one other tract Of land, containing AIS
acres, more or less, about 10 acres cleared ana
under fence, adjoining lands Of the above, and
all situate in Broad Top tp., Bedford county
and taken in execution as tue property of ames
J McEiheny, and Joha Dougherty.
Also, one loi of ground, fronting 80 feet on
the Bedford, and Chambersburg Turnpike, and
extending back about 800 feet to the Raystosn
branch OF the JGni4ta river, with two story
frame carriage shop, with back budding attach
ed thereon erected, adjoining lot OF Abraham
Weisel on the east. and lot Of Michael Weisel
on the west, situate in Bedford tp., Bedford
county, as the property of William WeiseI.
Also, allof defendant, Henry W ood. his right
title. aud interest in and to two lots OF ground
in the Borough Of Bedford, situate or the north
side of Pitt street, containing about i29 feet
in front, and runaing buck about 250 feet num-
sbered in general plan Of said Borough as Nos,
lS4 AMI 1856, anu having thereon erected tgo
story and a half stone dwelling house, store
house, and ware house, aud also three brick
Offices, and stone stable thereon, adjoining let
of Jacob Reed on the east, and lot oi Gorge
BIymire on the west, as the property of Henry
Wood.
Also, one tract OF land containing 1856 acres,
mCre or less about 100 acres cleared and under
fence, with two story log house, and double
log blln thereon erected, also an apple orchard
thereon. adjoining LANDS Of William Clerk,
Ihom a. JONES', aud othgss, sitnate in 81. Y sir
tp.. Bedford county, as the property oi William
sleek, aid Philip Sleek.
Isscary. l8, Ie57.-4s. ShcriR
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q7s EGISTER'S NOTICE-Notiee is
90 hereby given, 10 all persons interest
ed. as heirs. creditors, or otherwise, that the
following named persons, have filed their ac-
counts in the Registers office, which viii be
presented 10 the Orphans Court, Of Bedford
county, on Friday the 18th day Of February
next. for conformation, ct which time they may
attend If they think proper.
The knal account 0 Alex, Thomas and John
King. ex'ors uf the last viii ec., of John King
late Of West Providence tp., decd.
The account of George II. Spang, Esq, ad-
ministrator of honas Keefe, late Of the Bo-
rough Of Bedford. deed.
The account Of Cyrus Ober, admir-, Of Jacob
Ober, late Of South RoodberTy, Up. decd.
Tie account Of o. Z. ShaDon, Esq, admir-,
de bonis non Of Christian Anderson, late OF ST.
Clair tp., deed.
The account Of Daniel B. wisegarver, Esq,
Guardian Of Gordin aud Amanda Hammer,
minor children Of Juo. W. Hammer, deed.
The account of Francis Donahe, admir- Of
James DoDahg, late OF Southampton, ip-,
decd.
TIE account Of William Frazer, acting admir-
Of WD. Snerly. late of Jnniatta tp., decd
The final account Of VIM. Rock, admir- Of
George Rock, late Of Napier tp., deed
The account OF Elias Gump, Esq, trustee to
sell the real estate Of John Fieght, late Of Cole
rain fp., decd
The account Of Samuel Brown, surviving
ex'or OF the last viii &c, of ohO keetFe, late
OF Bedford tp., decd.
1he account of Frederick Smith, Guardian
Of Mary Ellen Fight, minor child Of John
Fieght. late Of Colerain tp., decd.
The account of Hugh wilson, trustee 10
make sale of the real estate Of Otha Wilson, late
of southampton tp., decd.
The account OF Josiah Miller and John LAT
fo-ty, late of JGaiAta tp., decd.
The account Of Robert Elder, admir-, Of Jobn
A. Nicodemus, late OF Wooiberry tp., deed
The account Of Josiah Miller, one Of the
adm'r Of the estate ef Daniel Moser, late Of
Londonderry tp., deed.
The account of John and Samuel Snider,
adnI'r Of Adam Snider, late OF Vest ProTidsnee
tp., decd.
The account of David C. Long, admir- Of
Henry Hetrick, late Of South, Woodberry tp,,
decd.
The account Of Aaron Reed. ex 'cr the last
viii &c, Of DR.. William w Reed, late of South
/ Woodberry tp., decd.
The account Of Isaiah and Urish Comfy,
admir- of Allen Comfy, late of Napier tp., deed
The account of Samuel NJ. Boor, acting
cx'or OF the last win &c, OF " chaeI Boor late
Of Cumberland Valley, tp., deed.
D WASHABAUGH,
Register.
Register Office, ian. l6, ls57-4t.
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a EETs1As LIFE SAVED.

j. A RHODES, Esq: Dear Sir-As took
your medieins 10 sell on consignment, $40
fare no pay,'' take pleasure in stating its ef-
-ecls Is reported to ME by three brothers who
i've IN this place. aud their testimony IS fair
specimen of al have received;
". 5. CcSKLIs told mel had taken nine
bottles OF CArislie'S Agne BalSam, and contin-
uaIly rHn do'sn Willie using il uufil my lungs
and liver were Congested to that degree that
blood discharged ispm my mouth aud bowels,
SO that al thought il impossible for me to Ire
through another cilsli. Tie doctors loo did
ali they could ior ne, but though ! must die.
Nothipg did any good l0til sot Rhodes Fe-
ves aud and Asac CaIe, @htsh az once relief
cd me of the distress and nassea at my storn-
ach and pain in Iuy head and bowels. and pro-
dHced peFniaAeut care il. snort time. =
M. Cos xLIS says. II had been taxing me-
diciue u as good doctor as We have in our
county, and taken any quantity Of quiniEe
and specifics without ans good result. tfcm
% August 10 18th December. But seeing how
nicely it operated en- my brother, got boz
Ill, oi RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
which effected q permanent cure By using two
Thirds of g bottle"
S.M. CosKAIx was not hare, but bot. the
other brothers say his case vas the as II.
MS sold the medicine - both the same
day, and the cure was rs speedy from the same
small quantity, and might SO specify. Yours
witt respect. A. HtSIIA6IUS.
The above speaks for Itself. Good proof as
it is, it is of 10 better tehos than tie vast lm
ber of Ike certificates have already publish
ed. and the still greater smouEt that is contin-
ualiy pouring ia 10 NE.
One thing mere Last year had occasion
70 Caution the Public in these words
~ notice ous ir,a lrAa iafs lGkta one cf my gen
eral circaiars sis5sai.Hfed fhs of faefr nos
frur for my nseFiriae, and then trth treSen inpa
dence end fhsir parnnhist nah the erclanirfioa,
LEI the proprietor Of eny ether medselas sag ~
inGek if ke doYes' &c.
Now / take pleasure in saying that the tau
tiChl referred 10 tie same ssDr. clnistie's Agns
Balsam' that is mentioned in the above eer-
tifcafe.
There are sererai other Industrious people
who are applying 10 tkeir poisonous trash all
TINT pab 81 apoI,t my Fever and Agne Cure,
or Antidote 10 Malaria. except the certificates
of Cures. and rhe Certificate Of the celebrated
Chemist, DR.. James. h. Chiffon Of \. y, 10
favor of its perfectly HARMLESS CHARAG-
TER, wlaci is attachedia even hottie. These
will always serve 10 distinguish iny medicine
from limitations.
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor.
Providence, z. l.
For Sale ny Dfuggi.ts generally,
April 25 1856, Sm.
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DRUGS, DOORS IND STi-
TIONikI.
Bedford, Pa,
DIR. f. c. gEaMEa.

HAyISG purchased the Drug and Book
Al Store OF pr. 5. y. Scotf, has constantly
on hand. NJ the old stand, lerge and we'll Sc
lscted stock .. choice Drugs AMI Medicines.
waolest.e and retail, ali Of which viii be sold
ar fair terms. The assortment consists in part 0
Drugs at caemicats, Dys Hioofs ant .4oi3s,
Paints Oils. H'i7rloe Gtass aa3 Glass
lFers, To5aeoo and Ssgars, Pe--fnmsry, Fanny
articles, &C., &c.
patent MEDICINES. - Having the regular
agency foi the sale Of li Of these medicines.
the pisiic are assured that they are OF the best,
such as L-se stood the test Of time and expe-
ri-uee, s,ii eau be safely Eccommended ge-
nuine viz: Tosuss-Di's and Sands Sarsapa-
rilla, Wisi4rs Bals4m Of Wild Cherry, Aver :
Chrrry Pectorsl, Maifat's Life Pills and Phos-
Xix Biiters, DR.. Jsyne's Family Medicines,
FAhnsteeiI'S. Holepsack's. and other yeEgl'fg-
ses: HooAaud's German Bitters. &c, &c.
Constantly on hand l2rge stock Of historic,
hiasr .p!i.caI, scientific, religious, Poetieal,
school, and miscellaneous BOOKS.
Ais, great variety of FANCY ST.4TiON-
.3RF. Gap, Post and wrapping paper Of every
guilty, Paper tlangings in great variety
window Biiads in patterns or hy the piece
Wall Paper. Steel aud Fancy Goois.
BLINK BOOKS ef every size and quality
Pocket Books and Port Monnaies, Diaries.
blank Deeds and Mortgages, gold Pens aud
Pencils. Combs Brushes, Perinmery in great
VARIETY. Soaps. &c. &e.
Lamps. and Camrhin. Oil and Burui' g fluid,
kept onstantly on hand.
CHOICE LIQUORS for medical use; WolH's
scheiaam ScEfnapps, Gin. Port, Sherry and
Madeira Wines.
Aug. II, lS54.-tf
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Bakery and Confectionery,
nysYEr &sE aaE.

T'HE ssbscriber, thankful Tor .he pat-oa1-e
/ heretofore extended I'm by liberal i.uba
lic, tenders Bis thanks, and be world respect
ialiy iuferm tlfsm that be has received and
opened nrw ass3 choice lot of Confecfions,
among which are candies, Euts, fruits. &c.--
H.: also keeps Gsoceriss, ssich as Sugar, Coffee,
Tea. A0lasses, Cheese, Candies, &C. Also aIl
descriptions OF Cakes, aad viii sssrve " edding
and oghev FaEties, eB short notice, With confec
sipns and cakes.
ite rs epraei np and reft,ed lis dae Oyster
Saloon, is superior style. wi~Te he viii he al
ways READS 70 sfTxe his nie1ds and tie public
with good fresh Oysters.
His stani is opposite the Odd Fellows
Budding, where be fssls ceasdeni that thoso
,glo give him call will n0t 90 ayay disal,-
pointed J0H& J.. LUTHER
Jan. 8, 1851
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NOTICE,


N connection WITH the Pean'a Rail Roa
Company, are now Shipping, without delay, be-
tweea HoFEwELL and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
(yia HantiagdOny at the following low
rates viz;
ARTICLES CT lst sad I'd Class. Dry Goods,
and Shoes, Rags, Nails, Pork, Iron, ard mer-
chandige generally, az 50&62a cents per lGO lbs.
ARTICLES OF 3rd class. Bacon. Blooms,
Bark, Fish, Pig laetai, &c, at 4s cents per 100
los
ARTICLES Of 4th class. Iron, Fish, Salt,
Nails, &c, at SS cts. per 100 los.
FLOUR. 13 cents per bbl by Car Load
The above rates will be the whole charge on
goods delivered in Hopewen from either Phil'a.
or Baltimore until further notice.
Huntingdon. JAMES BOON.
Sept. 70, 1856. Snp't.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will he received at the office
of Samuel L. Russell Esq, Treasurer of the
Bedford Mineral S!rags Company, until the
Cd day Of January next. for the erection ofrwo
fra,..e Bath h0ases, each one hundred feet long.
plans and specifications will 5e ready fer ex-
animation on and after the lst ot Janasry next.
PROPOSALS viii be received also uGtilthe
2Ist last, f3r tie graaGatio masonry, and
stoaiag ef a55nt one fourth of iliie ofroad.--
AL neeIfai Information viii be supplied at ths
Treasurer s once. p. GoSSLER, President.
Bedford, Dec. 26: 1866
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Great Attraction.
COLIN LoYER,
Merchant Tailor,

-fANf~ ~se~ttN
TAKES this method of announcing to the
| citizens OF Bedford and vicil.ity. and stTaIks-
ers visiting the place. that he has just received
ct has old stand in bedford, next door west Of
the bedford Hotel, the richest assortment Of
Cloths, sc, he has ever yet offered TO the pub
lie. and 10 which he invites the attention OF par
chasers, satisfied ths be can accommodate,
both 10 price aud quality, al who favor him
wiki call. lie has Superior article of cloth,
tor boys clothing, which be can sell so low as
to astonSh those who examine its quality.
GyGarmanis, Of every description, in bis
iine, maia to order on the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms.
gJ-Aewoali direct attention TO the follow
ing list, as comprising some Of the leading arti-
s,ies to De fogul IN his establishment;
black Cloths, ranging in prizes from So 80 to
$500 per yard;
Blae Cloths;
Dive Browns K Greens;
Black Casiiaets;
Back Doe-SAias;
French Fancy Casimeres;
Linen Drilings;
liain & Figured firenadieus;
Superior article OF Black Salin
Eelgets;
HaTsrii!cs Vesfings;
Buff CassirusFvs.
A fine srticie Of Shirts. latest style
3.fSl- tbreaa uuder Salfts = DFavets.
Cotton
Shirt collars latest style;
Lawn CrlvatS;
Rack silk =
White Linen Hanlkerchiefs;
Summer Stocks;
superior article Of French saspeuderzi
Flacl. Kid Gloves;
Fancy Colerel Kid Gloves;
SIX
I..sic thread
and all other articles
usually kept by Merchant
TnIers aad Gsnt's
furnishing stores
Bedford, Dec. u, $3.50.
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CLOTHING STORE.

g SONAB0RN would announce to his old
,Cs friends and the public generally, that he has
just received another large supply of Spring ara
Summer Clothing for Men and Boys, which he
is determined TO sell on the most reasonable
terms. Thankful for past fabors, he hopes to
merit and receive liberal share Of the patfona2 2
of gene Gus public.
Bedford, June 9, 1855.
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I'd ECRIVED JANUARY Is5T-At CHEEP
II SlDE-Deeans, Madonna Cloths, CalieoS
8nslins. Cashmiretts, Tweeds &c., all of which
viii be sold very cheap by
Jar. 80, 1851. G. W. RUPP.
GOLDEN aud Surgar House Syrap, White
VI ana Brown sugar, for sale BY
Jan. 30, 1851. G. ". RUPP.
DO0FS. Shoes; Hats, and Caps; Mackeral;
ID Nails. ard Glass, for sale by
Jan. 80, 1851. q. W. RUPP.
n. ". RUPP, viii sell, large lot DE
" leans al cost.
j4a, 50, 1851.
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nRIvAT SALE oFREAL ESTATE.


DC The subscriber offers fer sale the
valuable Farm on which she now resides, situ-
ate ID Cumberland Valley Township, Bedford
County. Pa, about four miles South cf Bed
ford Springs. on the main TOAD leading 10 Cum-
befland, containing one hundred acres. more or
less, Of limestone lind, about IS acres cleared
and under fence. the balance good timber land,
and ali capable Of fcnltivation-
The Improvements are good two story lyg
Dwelling Housc. with kitchen attached, gooe
seller underneath, good spring house, stable
and other necessary oHf-baildings. first rate
never failing limestone spring At tie door, a
good orchard OF choice fruits, and water in al
the fiedsexcept one. a strong mountain stream
raas through The place. = good site for a tan
yard or the propertt.
1t Is desirable that this Farm pe sold immedi-
ateiy. therefore il woasl be necessary that per-
sous wishing 10 purchase should call and ex-
anime It soon.
Possession given on the first Of April next,
and = good li;le made.
Terms 10 suit purchasers.
January, ., 1857.
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Fl PPEALS.--Notiee is hereby given 10
g. the taxable inhabitants Of the county
Of Bedford, thar an appeal viii be held by the
county Commissioners, at the Commissioners
Office IN the Borough Of Bedford on the days
specified 10 wit:
For the townships Of Hopewel, Saint Clair,
Ta:ou Middle Woodberry, and South Noodber-
ry, on Monday the II day Of February next.
Fnf the townships OF Bruadiop, Liberty. Mon-
roe. East, and West Providence, on Tuesday
the Sd day Of February next.
For thcstJwnships Of Colerain, Cumberland
Valley. Harrison, Londonderry, and Southamp-
ton, on Wednesday the 4th day Of February
Cext.
And for the Borough of Bedford. township
Of edford, Borough of Sehells5arg. and the
townships of Juniata and Napier, on Thursday
the 5th day Of Fehrnarv next.
When and where all persons or corpora'ors,
feeling themselves aggrieyed at the enumeration
and valuation, of their taxable property, and eff
fects pursuant 70 the several acts OF Assem- bly,
are requested 10 attend, and State their griey-
ances for redress according TO law.
CADWALADER EVANS,
lgILLIAM WHETST0NE,
Il. J. BRUSER,
Commissioners.
ATTEST:
ii. NICoDENUS, Clerk.
'0"''''.5sl1afs J4naarg. ; Is. S4is5 1857.
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gTgO PHYSICIANS An eligible To-
y cation for Physician, can be obtain
ed by purchasing the property, Of the subscribe
er, who has retired from practice, and is about
TO remove to the west.
The property consi. IS OF neat two story
frame residence, with good Office. attached,
good stahlng and other convenient oat-build-
ings.
Also. three lots adjoining, containing about
four acres in the whole.
The ABOVE property (if not sold privately be-
fore that time. viii be offered III public sale on
Saturday, January 18th, 1857.
Information repecting teFms can be had by
calling on, or addressing,
pR. JN0. GETTY.
Martinsbnrg, Blair Co. Pa.
January, ., 1851
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m PUBLICATIONS. FOR LICENSE. -
- Notice is hereby given. that the fell
lowing named persons have filed their petitions
for License, in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court Of Quarter Sessions, in and for the
county of Bedford, in pursuance of the Act of
Assem- bly,, passed 5lst Of March 1856, entitled
.san act to regulate the sale OF Intoxicating IL
quors,'' which will be presented for hearing on
Friday the 18th day of February next, TO vii:
E. D. Smith, Tavern in Hopewell.
John Todd, Tavern, Bedford TIP.
Iuo. s. Grouse, Bloody Run
Isaac Kay, Stonerstown
r. g. Morgart, :. Merchandising
F. Berkhimer. st. ClairsviDe
John ] Luther, Eating House, Bedford Boro
John S. Ritchey, Distilling Bedford TIP
J. s. Berkstresser. Eating House. Stonerst'n
D. WASHABAUGH,
Jan. .3, 1857, Clerk.
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nUBLIC SALE.--The subscriber will
y offer at public sale, on the premises,
on Friday the 18th day Of January. 1857, the
following valuable Real Estate, 10 wit:
4 tract OF land containing l5S acres, more or
less. situate in Liberty Township, Bedford
County, Pa, one half mile west Of the Hunt
ingdan and Broad Top Rail Road, within 1--WE
MS Of the Junction Of the Road at Saxtoa,
AMI ll~ee niles from tho Ridtiesburg Coal
M;ues. al ioining lands Of George Rhoads-
I4nles clatk an3 Others About 40 Acres OF
this land is cieared aud under fence
The improvements are good two story log
house. with kitchen attached good double log
barn. spring house, Al. other necessary out
buildings 4 good spiing OF never falling
water al the dor. There az also two good
thriving orchards on this place. Possession
viii be given onthe FIRST Of April, ness.
TERMS.-0ne thousand dollars IN f'and AZ
the confirmation Of the sax, and the b. arc IN
three equal annual payEdcats thereafter. s. y
70 commence at | O'Clock 2. ~. OF said da?
January, ., 1857. JACOB SNIDER.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY MEET
ING.

A Republican county 70 aeting win be held
in the Court House on the Tuesday L veniug of
Court Week, February 10th. The object Of
the meeting Is 10 appoint delegates TO attend
the next epublicAa State Convention, to Homi-
nate a candidate for Governor, a candidate for
Judge Of tie Supreme Court, and can3i-
date for Canal Commi sSioner. A general at
tendance is earnestly desired. Sever4l SPEAK
ers viii bs present.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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NEW
FALL Ind WINTER GOODS
1T TIE C0L9YyADE STORE.

TE7HE subscribers having just returned from
a. tae Eastern Cities, are now receiving 8
large and splendid assortment of Fall and Win
ter goods, consisting in part of French Neriho,
Thibit Cloth. Parmetta Delaines. Silks, Flan-
Bels, Alpacas, Satinetts, Tweeds Jeans, Mus
Inns, Cotton and Wooden Wrappers and Draw
ers Boots aud Shoes; Queensware. Hardware.
and in fact little Of every thing kept in Store.
Thankful for past ivors they hope by fair
dealing, and desire TO please to receive a
liberal share Of the public patronage.
Get. 3, 1856. &.J. N. SHOEMAKER
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EyERHART, ASHCoM co.
PORW iRDING .s. COMMISSION

-HoPEWELL-PA.
Tie subscribers doing business under the
Firm Of EveFhart, Ashco-a x Co.--are new
prepared II store aad ship Flour, Grain, and
gl sinds of Mrchaniise upon reasonable terms
They also keep on hands. Plaster, Fish, Salt,
Rock Powder. &C., TO which they invite the at
tentiou Of Merchants in the county. and Far
mcrs- The highest cash prices paid for Flnur,
aud Grain, flat the Eastern Market illatfovi.
rNg. q. EVFRh ART,
O. w. ASfsGSfN.
JN0. = LOsyhT,
a. L. BiRNDoLLAR.
Dec. %, 1850
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SAMUEL RADEBAUGH,
Justice OF the Peace.

nFFICE two doors South of the Mengel
~ House, and next door to the Office Of
Mann x Spang, where he will attend to the
collection of all claiins placed in his hands.
Bedford. Jan. II, 1856.
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L ETTERS Of Administration having been
4 \ granted to the subscriber living in Pleas
auiyiile, Bedford Co.. on the Estate of Samuel
Wright, late of said Township, deed. al per-
sors indebted TO said Estate are hereby notified
TO make payment immediately, aud those bav-
lug claims az llnst the same viii present them
properly authenticated foi settle ment.
January, >, 1851. J. n. WRIGHT, -i4m'r.
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n IST OF CAUSES PUT DOWN FOR
II TRIAL FEBRUARY TERN 18th
DAY.) 1857.
John King VS. Melfori James
EIezekiah Cheney IS VIM 2 Scaell ct al
James Reynolds VS. S VI Barclays adm
John Nav rs John Shosf
] StoeckeuiLs Is ID B Troatman
Joshua Filler VS. 5 Williams
G.. w. Anderson, VS. David Over.
Peter Wertz IS Mary Kerr et al
Vim Psterson's heirs Us David Patterson
Eiusber 4 Moore VS. Espy L Anf.eEson
John BUwser VS. Samuel W hetstone ct al
] " Duncan and Wife IS Diltz ct al
David Milestone vs. ohm Bowser ct al
] Gergory's adm'r vs. Wm. Stucky
Cash Coleman's heirs VS. d Shroysr
4 " Stoner VS. Patrick Burns
james Leasnre IS lAlyy Boylen
y Rerilhinler et al ys Henry Yontz ct al
Belts, Pusey Co ys Lcek and Snider-
D. WASHABACGH
Jan. Is. 1e57-4;. Proth'y.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

THREsHING MACHINES, with ?, 3, Of
horse pessrfo fos sale eaeNp At Reed's Colo
made Store.
10Y. 80. 1855.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13
DIR. 4. P. Fields.

ID ESPEGTFuI4LY informs the citizens Of
" Huntingdon, Bedford and Blair counties,
that ne has located medical Office half mile
from Cassvile, Huntingdon Co. Pa, where he
hopes to receive a good share OF public favor.
P. 5. | will be found at Pattonssille, on the
first Tuesdays aud Wednesdays OF every
month. A. p FIELDS VI. ID.
Nov II, lS56.-c'