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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02

BONE SPAvIN.-Take two ounces OF
merourial ointment. one ounce Of iodine
ointment, two ounces Of camphor and
six ounces oil of origanum warm and
mix thoroughly by holding the dish in
warm water. Apply twice. daily. Keep
the horse dry while applying rub the
mixture in with the hand It will cure
in Eve days.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02
4oftrg
For the Guardian.
THE STRANGERS HEART. :.

The strangers heart, It's holy thing,
Whatever his garb may be,
AZ rich or poor he stands beneath
The shade of thy household tree.
Thy home, with its wealth Of love, may seem
To thee like an Eden here,
But his eye grows dim as it's tones Of love
Fall on his listening ear.
He hears in fancy his mothers voice,
And sisters gentle tone.
And tears will come, for the stranger's heert
Isaway in his own loved home.
Speak gently. then. to him who stmys
From home and its joys apart !;
oh ye who dwell among your own.
Be kind to the strangers heart.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02
TOR. 4.

Oh could from my bosom tear
That one dark, bitter thought,
Or at the fabled Lothian stream,
Qua6 the oblivious draught.
Aye gladly would part with all
The hearts best memories.
II burying meath it's sable pail
The torturing power Of this.
But yet 'twere vain. twere idle all.
And useless to complain,
The gladness that my life once knew
Twill never know again.
And youth. and hope. and joy will fade
Before Times ruthless power,
But this dark thought on memory's page
Will live when life is DER.
Independence, Noc "a. F..
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02

The following inscription may be
found on sign in North Phenixville,
Pennsylvania.
Popular Sovereignty
NO North, NO South,
Recognised in Business.
But general Sliding Scale
Suitable to all.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02

An editor out West says that when he
was In prison for libeling Justice of
the peace. he was requested BY the jailor
to give the prison a puff.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02

"A savage proceeding-An Indian run
ming away.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
BEDFORD INQUIRER.

MINsEsoTA.-On Monday, the President
sent to both branches of Congress, the Cons tt
tuition Of Minnesota, and il was referred TO the
Territorial Committees.
The Constitution sent here is that adopted
and signed by the boiling and minority Con-
vention, which never bad a quorum to transact
business. The Constitution is precisely the
same as that adopted by the legitimate Con-
vention, and, on this ground, the Republican
members of Congress will probably feel able to
sustain it. But it was undoubtedly for the
purpose of embarrassing them, that Gov. MEDIA
ry sent on the Constitution emanating from
uotoriously bogus convention. The object OF
the faction, of which Gov. Medary il the APP
pontee and tool, is TO keep Minnesota out Of
the Uuion, for the present, at least, il being
understood hat the Senator'S aud Representa-
tives, although Democrats, will cooperate With
Judge Douglas in defeating the Lecompton
swindlc. Wash Republic.
-~~~
OUTRAdEoUs.- will be recollected that
at the last session of Congress a bill was pas
sed paying the members a salary of three thou
saud dollars year, instead of SS day, as
previously. 1t seems 100 that this law is re-
Prospective, that l., it goes back; IN Other
words. members but recently elected are paid
from tue fourth of March lasI. Many mem
bers who never served day in Congress will
receive some two thousaLd dollars. This is
but little else than down right robbery. There
is neither sense, honesty or justice III it. We
wonder not tina, the States, Il democratic paper
published In Washington, is down upon the
bill, ani calls it s'Wali Street dodge"
A few days ago bill passed both Houses.
providing for the payment OF This salary
mouihly
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
PETIT JURORS.

Philip Morgert, ". Providence Township;
Emanuel Shaier, Colerain; Reuben Smith, 90:
Jacob Andrews, St. Clair; John W. Schebl ~,
Bedford; Alex. Shoemaker, Harrison; Zaeh-
ariah Kooujz, Bedford, Peter Mowry, Jr., Ma
pier; John Long, Liberty; Johu H. Barton,
L. Providence; David Sollenbergsr, S. Wood
berry; David Diehl, Monroe; Nathan Horton,
Hopewell; Thomas McCrelry, St. Clair; John
Pennell, Monroe; Abraham bIcClallaud, Cole
raiu John Conrad, Uuiou; George S. Mnllin,
Napier; james Mortinore, Harrison; William
Colvin, Napier; James Allison, do, John
James, Union; Wm. Ritchey, (of Michael,) E.
Providence; David f. Buck, s. Woodberry;
William O'Neal, Monroe: Adolphus AXE,
Union; John Alslp, Bedford Borough; Perry
Morgan, Colerain; Frederick Slgel, Cumb.
Valley, Gideon b. Martin, L. Providence;
Solomon Nycpm, do, John Hook, Cumb Val
ley; Alexander Eichelberger, Hopewel; Hen
ry Hand, +. Providencc William Sellars, Bed
ford; David Eshlcman, L. Providence; Adam
Weaverling, West do; George Potter, NJ.
Woodberry.
Certified at the COMMISSIONER Office, the
18th day of November, A. D., 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.
Flour is dull. Superfne is offered at 81 20
a4.75 per barrel, and extra from 81 8 1t to $5,
but without finding buyers, except in small
way for the supply of the retailers an bakers,
and fancy lots from $3.50 to $6.25. Nothing
doing in Rye Flour aud Corn Meal--t he former
is held at 1925, and the latter at So. per bar
rel.
Grain-Sales of 600 bushels fa ir and good
Pennsylvania red at S1.13a114 per bushel,
and 700 bushels white at Sl.27 in store. A
lot of inferior snld at ST. Rye CO ntinues in
demand, aud is taken on arrival at 10 cents -
The receipts of Corn continue small aud it is
in fair requsst-sales Of $4,000 b shels new
yellow at 90 cents, 10 store, and 81 cents aioat.
500 bushels Bailey sold at so G. .nts. Oats
sell slowly at 81 cents per bushel.
BALTIMORE, Jan. .26, 1888.
FEoUR. The demand was mai ally for Ohio
super, aud of this variety there we're sales of
some 1.500 tbls. at $3.50 per bbl.. We note
sales also of 100 dbls, Howard Stree, Super
at 81 50, and of 200 bbls. choice brands DO at
S462l per bbl We heard how ever, of sales
after 'Chauge yesterday Of 200 obls. at 4.50,
and Of 800 bbls. at S4.56. We Il ave no change
to note in the figures for ExtrA klour, and we
continue to quote it at $5s$5. IS for Western.
$5.25a$5.50 for Howard Street, and S5.I2aa
$500 per hbl for City Mills. Rye Flour is
dull at S3aS3 % per bbl., aud we quote corn
Meal at 1925 per bbl. for both Baltimore aud
Brandvwine
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
TO PERSONS RAISING CLUBS.

To any ono raising US Club of fvs ner
subscribers, cash in advance, $3.50, we will
send ole copy ofour paper, one year, gratis.
20 auy one raising US club of ten new sab
scrijers, cash in advance, Sl5, we will send
one copy Of our paper, two years gratis; and u
proportioaable length of time for larger clu bs.
Come on, friends, now is the time, these long
winter evenings, and under reduced terms,
90 raise US a large number of new subscribers.
We advise all in want of good paper, to sub
scribe for the BEDFoRD INQUIRER.
We will furnish pETERsoN's MAGAZINE and
the BGDFoaD I:oCIhER, 10th, one year, for
$500 in advance.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
Reduction of Terms
THE INQUIRER AT ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS, IN ADVANCE!

We have changed the terms of the BEDFoRD
INQUIRER. ftom this date, TO Sl.50 per an
aam, if paid in advance. If payment be not
made within the year, $500 will be charged.
If delayed until after the year expires, $3.50
Will be charged These terms will be rigidly
adhered to in all cases.
All subscriptions paid between this date,
and February Court, on the new year, will be
considered in advance.
Come on, then, friends, aud subscribe for
''ho INoUREh; there is scarcely man in the
County but can afford to take County paper
mt these low rates.
To all our old subscribers, who are indebted
TO US for over one years subscription, we will
settle off at the rate of $500 per annum, if
paid until February Court. After that time
$3.50 will be charged.
Dec. 4, 1851.
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.iDGISTGR'S hOTIGN.

Ii. persons Interested, VIII take notice that the
"A following acco oaniants have settled their ac-
counts in the Registers Office of Bedfoid County,
and that the same VIII be presented TO the Orphans
Court tor conhrma Iiun, on Friday the 18th day of
February next, at the Court HOUSE,, in Bedford,
viz:
he account Of james CArnell, Administ rator of
the Estate of Elias Ritz, Esq, late of Monroe
Township decd.
The final account OF David Stoler Administers
tor Of the Estate OF John Stol.r lite Of Liberty
Township, dec'd
The account OF William 0verakeF, Administra-
Tor of the Estate of Thomas Oyeraker, late of Cole
rain Township, deed
The account of Jonathan Snder, Administrator
of the Estate OF Sophia Snder, who Admin
istratrix of john Snider, late of Monroe Town
shin, decd.
The account of Jonathan Snider, Administrator
of the Estate OF Sophia Snider, late of Mo nroe
Township, dec d.
The account of Simon Brumbaugh Administra-
tor of the Estate Of David Barley, late OF Middle
Woodherry Township, decd.
The Guardianship account of John r. Alexan-
der OF Wells Township, Fulton County, formerly
Broadtop Township, Bedford County Guardian
of Catharue Ready, now lntermarried with VIII
liam Tocks,rd, Mary Ann Ready, Rosanna Ready,
George Re ady and John Ready, minor children Of
Alexander Ready, late of said Township, decd.
The final account of John Kinton, Administra-
tor of the Estate OF Elizabeth Kinton, late OF the
Borough of Bedford, decd.
The account of David Walter, Executor of the
last VIII AMI Testament Of James Walter, late Of
Southam pton Township, decd.
The aecout of Jacob Dunkle, Administrator of
the Estate of Susan Dunkle, late of West Provi-
dence Township, decd.
The account of Mrs. Charlotte L. Harmer, Ex-
ecutrix of the last " Ill and Testament of Elwood
ilarmer, decd, who Administrator of fhc Es-
tate of Thomas B. Miller, late of the Borough OF
Bedford. decd.
The g Rariianshp account of Frederick kaHfi-
man, Guardian of David. George aud Susanna
keagy, late OF Middle Woodherry Township, decd.
The account Of Francis Jordan. Esq, Adminis-
tratar cf the Estate of Samuel Cromweli, late OF
Bedford Borough, deed.
The account of Gideon Hitchew, AdIninistra-
tor OF the Estate of Charles 2emhrun, late oi
Juniata Township, decd
SAM'L II, TATE, Register.
Registers Ufhce, Jan. Is, 1858.
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Estate Of Joseph Hunt, dec'd

! 4 cd hy the Register of Bedford County, to the
undersigned. upon The Estate of Joseph Hunt, late
of Cumberland Valley Township, dec'd-all per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said deceased
al hereby requested to make immediate payment
and those having accounts or claims agaiGSt said
Estate, to present them properly authenticated for
settlement-ether to the undersigned AdE2nistra-
trix, at the late residence Of the decd, to the
undersigned Administrator, residing in Bedford.
MARIA HUNT, .7en2iMiStratrir
S. RADEBAUGH .7duiiHiSfrafol,
of The Estate Of Joseph HINT, dec'd
Jan. l, 1851
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29

TRAGEDY IN MrcHIGAN.-The Meadville
4Pa.l journal learns of an attempted murder
and suicide, the parties being formerly Penn
sylvanians, residents of Crawford county The
Journal says:
"Chares Southwick, formerly employed as a
carriage trimmer here, conceived an attach
meut for Miss Laura Evans, also recent
resident in this place. The lady did not re-
ciprocate the feeling, aud removed not long
since with her father to Michigan. Thitber,
it seems, Southwick followed her, with some
bad intent. He there renewed to her his soli-
citations, and was rejected. By some means
he gained access to her bed room at Eight, and
with razor cut her throat. She escaped from
the room to that of her father, gave the alarm,
and on search hei1g made, SouthEick was
found lying in her loom, having attempted to
commit suicide by cutting his own throat At
the latest accounts, both were alive, but lying
IN very critical situation"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
LIST OE GRIND IUR0RS.

DRAWN for February Term, - Monday,
18th dAy,l 1888
Jacob II. Wright, Esq, (Foreman,l St Clair
Township; JOHN Stouerook, u. Woodberry
Hngh Wilson, southampton; Wan. p Scott, s.
Wondberry: John Stifler. Snakesprine; Asa
Duvall, Broadfop; JOHN Sarsom, Bedford; Lc-
vi Evans, Monroe; David G. Foor, Il Pfovi-
dence; Thomas Leisure. Southampton Wm.
Bowles, Bedford Borough, John Evans, Lou
denderry; Henry ilershherger, Snakesprug;
Martin Bla a,kburn, Jr., Napier; Jacob Evans,
Londonderry; John Feighter, St Clair; Henry
Miller, Cumb Valley; David Flack, Brosdtgp;
John Keagy, NJ. Woodberry; john L. Hill,
Juuiata; George Stuckey, Napier; Adam lex
es, Union. Abraham S Ritchey, Juueta;
Henry Kensuger, Liberty.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
Estate Of william Lane, decd.
BEDFOPD COUNTY,. IS.


A T an Orpbans' Court. held d. Bedford, in and
"A for the CouEly Of Bedford, on the 18th day
OF November, A. H., 1861, bofors the Judges OF
the same Court
The petition of John Mower aud >. j.. Russell,
Administrators de b0nis nen. enIn testamento an
nexo OF William Lane, lite Of said County, deed,
was read and filed, setting FORTH that in pursnauce
Of an order Of this Court, they made sale OF All
the Real Estate of the said deed, so far as they
then knew. and the money ari ing therefrom WAS
applied to the payment OF the debts of said decd,
so far as the same were reached. that they have
lately been informed thai The said William i.ane
owned a body Of unimproFed we0d land in Let
terkoauy Township, franklin Comfy, All 3iung
lands of Isaac koscBbeFfy, and ethers conIalnlng
20O0 acres or thsreabouts, that debts to cenSid-
erable amount, not less tIsn $500, against the
estate OF sAil deceased yet remain unpaid. and
PRAYING the Court to make decree authorizing
them to raise, say S3,500 il possible, from the
said Real Estate in Franklin County,
Whereupon on motion of S. L.aEUssELL, Esq,
the Court grant Rule upon the heirs, and all
parties interested. 10 lie and appear at an Or.
phans' Court. to be holden at Bedford, on the I'd
Monday, Sth day of February. next, aud show
cause, if any they have, why decree should not
be made by tho Courf, pursuant TO the prayer OF
the petitioners.
zs5Ewss&. Ii TESTIMONY WHEREOF have here
IA E&<s@ unto set my hand and the seal Of our
xsaaz4sSgS5 said Court at Bedford, tho 18th day
OF November. A. D., 1851
D. WASHABAUGH, Clfrs.
Dec 1s 1s57.-i
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Das. ggALTON'S
AMERICAN PILLS.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED
YOUNG AMERICA VICTORIOUS!

ONE small box uf Pills cures ninety-n cases
Oout of 4 hundred. No Basam no Mercury no
odor on thc breath. fear OF Oct ection. Two small
pills dsSe; taselesN and harmless as water. Full
directions rre given, so that .he patieLt can cure
himself rs certain as wth the advice of the most
perienced snrgeon, aud much better than with the
arce Of o. lite experience in this class Of dis
ease.
SENT By NAIL TO ANY PART OF THE
COUNTRY by enclosing dJliar to Or. y. e.
Falloa Ne 15f North Seventh 81. below Race
Phndeplia. 4 fberal discoEat 70 The trade None
genuinesthont the uriifesn signature Of y. g..
Walton. Proprietor.
Dr. WIS TIE ttmeH; for Selfabuse, " eakncss, SC,
is entirely different from the usual cours, Dr. W
las cured hundreds VIII have tried Others without
benefit The tire 1tment is certain to as the
snn is te rise. Encl Il stamp aud address DR.. W,
as above giving fu9 history Ct your case, aud you
viii ess the day you made the effort to secure wha
is certail--A RADICAL CURE.
Jan. 90, lS5S.-ZZ.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
pIIBiI(I SILE.

THERE via he offered at Public 5 ale, at the ltte
L residences Of Joseph Hunt, dec I'd, in Cuuber-
land Valley Township, Bedford County, Pa,
on TYURSD.d Y The 4a dug Of FE43RU-fRY, qeri,
The following valuable personal property, 10 wit
Waguns, Piows, tIarrows, Horse Gears; u le;a
Rye, Corn, Oats and Clover Seee!, by the hnsh-
cl; Wheat and Rye, by the acre; Pototocs, by
tile bnShei Saddles am Brides; Gram Cradle
Planes, Saws, ana a great many other ariicles
not necessary enunerate.
Terms made known Oh dly of sile.
MARIA HUNT, .4daninistrasi.-.
s. RADEkAUGH, -IdfFlia!st,ds0r.
Jan. ,, 1853.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
KANSAS.

hANSAO.
The results Of the election of January 4th,
are not definitely known Ths majority against
the Lecompton Constitution is stated, in round
numbers, ut ten thousand. According to some
accounts, the Free State men have carried the
State officers, but lost the Legislature. In
Leavenxorth city, the majority for the Free
State candidates was /, 100, and against the
Lecomptou Constitution, 1850. Wyandotte
county gives 1S5 Free State majority, and 373
majority against the Constitution. Kickapoo,
Doniphan, johnson, and Bourbon counties are
said to have given 1900 Democratic or Pro.
Slavery majority.
Great excitement existed Gu account of the
election frauds of the Democrats. Many ar
rests had been made. Surveyor General CAL
houn was at Weston, Missouri, and was adv-
scd not to return to the Territory.
The Territorial Legislature commenced its
regular session January 4. Governor Denver
advises them not to legslate upon any subject,
as their legislation will all be nullifed by the
admission Of the State under the Leeompton
Constitution. Our correspondent informs ls,
that the Legislature will call a new Convention
to frame new Constitution, and that the pro-
ceedings may be expected to be completed in
about two months.
The result of the election of December Dist
will not be declared by Calhoun until ho de-
clares the result of the election of January
4th. In both cases, he will announce just
such such figures as suit bis purposes.
La johnson county, according to our private
adviccs, majority of 1850 was returned for
tue ''Constitution aoitA Slavery." This is l.
200 stronger than the famous return of the
October election. It is Senator Broderick's S
opinion, that these rascals should have their
scars cut off,"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
For sale By Dir. Harry.

DU WALLIS GALVANIC OIL acts on
the system by importing 20 the diseased part q
natural current Of electricity, by which the
restoration of all the natural functions are pro-
duced immediately, and cure is at once OBJ
tanned. This IL the great secret which no eth-
er medicine in the world has, and hence abe
great success this medicine has in curingdis-
eases
For sale by B. +. Harry, and F. @. Realner.
Bedford, William Lysihger, J. b. Farquhap, tand
all country merchants.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
va gDR * MG O.

Il IL CoAstablc's Sale, the sih day OF JanQa-
ry inst, we wish to leave the same with Henry
Zimmerman, during our pleasure: By Mare,
spotted Cow, , yearling Calves, l Wagon and
Hay Ladder, Log Chain, and pair Of Spreaders.
PIPER x SCOTT.
Patttusvilie, Jan. ~. lS58.-c.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
SHRF6CK l. SEITts.
CSHAMRERSFygRE pa.

BOOKSELLERS and STATtoNERS, and
ID Dealers in NJ usic and Musical Instruments.
Our stock consists OF Books, Stationery, Mu-
SIC Musical Instruments. Wal papers, Blinds,
French German ami American Autographs
and steel engrayings, gilt mouldings for frames,
etc, ETC., Wholesale and retail Or. B. +.
Harry is our agent for Bedford, ard all orders
given him viii be promptly attended to.
March 1857.
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THE DEAD RESTORED TO LIFE. :

A few years ago it was generally supposed
that gray hair could not be restored to lis ORR
ginal color, or made to grow on bald heads;
but since :hc advent of Professor Woods Hair
Restorative, many persons who dyed years ago
are now seen daily in the various walks Of life,
appearing in all the vigor Of youth, wearing
their own dark flowing locks, simply from hav-
ing used this great Restorative Louisville
1tnss.
For sale By Dr. Harry.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
~ANTED -.

A N active and well qualified salesinan--one pos
IN sessing the necessary qualiiieations-and can
bring unioubtea references, to character, iner-
camille habits, &c.--may hear of situation by ap-
plicaton to The Editor of this paper-no inexperi-
encad assistant need apply. Jan. !, 1868.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
NEW FALL GOODS.

THE subscribers have just opened large assert
ment of FALL anl WINTER GOODS, all Of,
which will be offered at prices TO suit the tines
We respectfully invite cash and prompt six month
cus' opers to call and examine stock, assuring
them that We shall offer greater inducements than
ever heretofore
Country Produce ofal, kinds wanted, for which,
we viii pay the highest price.
a. s. CRAMER K co
Oct 1G, 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29
G,|URTl PROCLAMATION.

yHTHERE4iS the Honorable FRANCIS NJ. KIM
w NELL, President of the several Courts Of Com
mon Plas in the counties composing the 10th Ju-
dical District, and Justice OF the Courts of Over
and TerrDiaer, and General Jail Delivery, for the
trial of capital and other offenders in the said Dis
trict-and A. J. SYIvELY and JoHN G.. HARTLEY.
EsquireS, Judges ofthe Courts of Common Pleas
and Justices of the Court of Oyer and Termiuer,
and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all cap-
tai and other offenders in the county OF Bedford
have issued their precept and to me directed, for
holding Court of Common Pleas, and Genera !
Jail Delivery, and Court of Oyer and Terminer at
Bedford, on MONDAY the Sth day Of February
next. NorIoE is hereby given to all the Justices
OF the Peace the Coroner and Constables within
the said county of edfold, that they be then and
fhere in their proper persons, with their rolls, rec
ords, and inquisitons, examinations and other
nlembrances IL do those things which to their oti
ces aud in that behalf appertain to lie done, and
also they who will prosecute against the prisoners
that are or shall be in the Jail OF Bedford County,
TO be then and the. 10 prosecute az inst them
shall be just.
WILLIAM S. FLUCK, Sheriff.
Jan. -, 1858.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29

VA A l. L and BLIND PAPER.-Dr. B. F.
w Harry is our agent for this necessary
article. By calling at his store, our patrons
will see samples Of our papers. We have made
our spring seIections with much care, and think
We cannot fail to please.
SHRYOCK n SMITH,
Chambersbarg.
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Notice 10 Collectors of Pear Tax.

A Ll4 Collectors Of Poor Tax, including those Of
N 1857, are hereby notified TO settle up their Dn
plicates and those who do NOT squareup by next
February Court, excepting only the Collsctors for
1857, viii have to abide by the consequences.
By order of the Board of foor Directors:
Jan. Is. led.
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fvrs1 w varR,m 9 - %

| License, III tbs ClerS office OF Bedford
County to Le preseted 10 the Court of Quarter
sessions, on Friday the 18th day of February,
rext:
Frederick Ferkhcimer, St Cl tir Tp., Tavern,
isaac Ksy. Litscrty .
Pldiipti. VI rgari, ". Providence,
Joseph Fisher,
Pinlip Strekiuan,
Levi II. Diell Hopcwei,
Jonathin Horton, ljcaiora Borough,
Joha J. Luther. Eating House.
SAM'L II. TATE. Ciesk.
Clerks Office Jan. -, 1853
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1s5s--This con-
tainS. in addition to The usual Almanac matter.
It's usual amount OF valuable political statistics
and information.
Price, with postage prepaid, single copies,
l3 cents. American coin: thirteen copies for
S113; one hundred copies for SS; or, fsent
by express. thirteen copies for 81, oae hun
drcd copies for 81.