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NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Tcstamentary
have heen granted Is The Register of Belotd Count
to the undersigned on the last Wll and Testament OF
Daniel Bussard, late OF West Providence town
ship, deceaseI--aud that all persons indebted
TO The Estate are her,b required make immedi-
ate payment and those having claims said Estate
will present them Guiy authenticated for settlement.
JOHN SPARKS,
2Iar2j, 80. Ex'r Of Daniel Eussard, deed.
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Al an Orphans Court held at Bedford, in
and for the County of Realord, on the IlIh day o.
February, =. d., 1853, before the Judges Of the sane
Court.
Ga motion OF John p Reed, Esq, the Court
grant 5ue upon the heirs and legal representatives.
Of PAlhp Il. Hoover late OF Junara township, dec d,
to wit: CaIharine, Peggy, Maria susanna, Betty,
George, Henry, John, William, Philip, and Jacob
Hoover, to be and app-a? at an Orpaans' Court, 10
ba held at Bedford. in and for said County, the
frst Monday p day Of May next, 10 accept re-
fuse to lake the Real Estate OF said deceased, at the
Valuations or show-cagse why the should not
be sold by order OF the SAID Court.
In testimony whereof, have here unto set
II. 81 my hand and ;he Seal of he said Court at
Bedford the 22l day Of February, 4. D..
1879. >AM.L Il. TAlE, CLERK.
Attest.-Wu. S. FLUEE. Sheriff.
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.AUDIT.

Jacob Rifles Estate: The undersigned. sppont-
ed Auditor by the Orphans Court of Bedford Co.,
to examine the exceptions filed to the account OF
J. c, Ride, Administrator OF Jacob Riiil', and to
make distribution the balance IN The hands OF said
Administrators will meet the parties in interest at
The Court House IN Bedford on Thursday the 2lst
day Of April next, at one o'clock +. Nj, when and
where all WAC see proper may attend.
FIR. JORDAN,
April /, 1852 Auditor.
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TGGTHACHE.- This disease can be curep
BY DR. KEYsER's TooTHAcHE REMEDY, prepared by
hlin IN Pittsbufg Pa, which is pat up in bottle
ard sold at 25 cents each II is an excellent rnedi-
cine, when Diluted, for spongy and tender gums and
= worth ten times lis price 10 all who need it,
Sold at San ufl Browns, Bedford. and at j. +. Col
wins, Sehelisburg. Nov 26. ,5s-6m
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TIE Harvest EAENGs
Price Sga5 Delivered in Bedford.
Il VIEW RE.4PER and .NOWER.
Manufactured by Ficky Brothers,
Baltimore, Md.

The Harvest King is an adjustable cam and
differs essentially in construction from all other
machines in the market; It's simplicity of con-
slruction, admits its being put together and
worked by any ordinary field hand, and rem
drrs it less liable to get out Of order, it cuts
swarth OF 81 feet, has levers for raising and
lowering, and throwing out Of gear, it was sue
cesstully used during the harvest Of 1883, and
was awarded the first premium by the Mary
land Institution, in November last. For sale
by VIM. Hartley, Bedford. Call at Hlrtley's
Hardware Store and see this Machine.
March 49, mo-
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BLINDS AND SHADES,
Cheap GOr Cassa.
B. J. VILLA MS,
TO. g3 North Sixth Street,
PHiLIDELPHL7,
Is The largest Manufacturer Of
sV q e E3 @ Eg E3glEGa9
AND DEALER ~
Fl.F d Q " S HI . ES,
OF EVERY VAElFTT.
lie is the Originator ci ali Nav STILES and has fine
Stock TO be sold at Rr3,,-eF Prir-y.
Buff aud other co!ors Of Linen Shades, Trimmings,
FlK1urps S,c.
STORE SHADES Painted TO order.
Eg~G. J. ". Invites citizens OF this County to
call before purchasing, aud assures them that he can
sell better article for the money than any other
Establishment in the Unted States. Tnar2j -3m
auditors W0ti3e.-Fhe und. .rsjgnyd ap-
pointed auditor % distribute the fund in The hands
OF Daniel Saock, administrator of Samuel Cart
wright, late Of Middle WooGberry township deed
will aiead to the duties Of SAID appointments at his
office, in the Borough of Bedford, on Friday, the
e9tn dag of April, next, when and vhere all inter-
ested may attend. J. W. LlNGENFELTER,
Mar, 3 20. Auditor.
auditors ls0ELCe.-Ihe undersigned ap-
pointed auditor to dstubute the balance in the hands
OF Daniel Nrtzeii, administrator Of Jacob HeItZeIl
decd, Will attend 10 the duties OF said aproint tment
at his Office in the Borough Of Bedford, on Wednes-
day, the 18Th day OF pril next, where all persons
interested attend.
J. W, LINGENFELTER,
Mar. Is, 1883. Auditor.
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ND g BCD.

All Pe'soas hereby no tiled that | have pur-
chased a Sh-rifs Sale one lot of Timer Machines,
band Tohls. Patterns &c. Also the entire lot of
stock AMI tn ware il the shop lately occupied BY
Abraham Hermaa-as whose property tie same was
sold.
/ also hereby give notice that | have hired said
Herman, and u I'D hereafter carry the Timing bu-
siuess at the shop iorme ery occupied by hrn Jd-
hanna Street. Notice is further given thst the
Books OF said Hernan now belong 10 ne and any
persen haylug accounts will please preaentthem o
Samuel 2ajeaaegh Esq, ,or settlement without de-
lay
Feb, o, 1889. SAMUEL BARNHART.
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REDE0RD HIGH SCHOOL.


Tuls Scuoo1. will open on Monday the 2ist
of February, il the LARGE BalcK BulLDlNG,
heretofore occupied By the Rev. Geo. w Augh-
iabaugh. The services Of Miss 5. E. Monlgom-
erv Young Lady Of thorough education, aud
we'll versrl in the cart of Teaching" have
been secured 70 take charge Of the Female de-
partment.
Persons from different parts of The county
wishing to prepare themselves Tor teaching, will
find il to their advantage by attending this In
stitution, as special care will be taken with
them, iu the branches taught in the Common
Schools" un1ey The Supervision Of lie County
SuDerjRtendeRt.
The Session will be divided into two Quarters of
II weeks each.
Tuition per Quarter, Primary Branches 50 90
Common English Go
Higher do W
Classics . %
Students entering before the middle of the Quarter
will be charged full tuition. Those entering after
that Time will be charged half tntion no dedue-
tion made unless in case nf proTracied sickness
D. o. SHOEMAKER,
RedforJ. Feb. J5 1859 PfinefpaE
Itake pleasure in recommending Mr. Shoemaker
to the patronage of The citizens Of Bedford aod VI
cuitv His success as .eacRsr - We'll established
believe aim 10 be fully qualified to teach all the
branches sa proposes to teach.
G. ". AUGHINBAUGH.
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wv q, ,T.5l, & G. G..l. F.,

Miiiwright Journeymen and apprentices
wanted. Apply sooa 10 ghr subscriber at Scbtils-
borg, Bedford County, Pa, S. D. BROAD.
ApgiI /, 1889.
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I1 10 Lei G.

MRS. H. D. PEUGH Offers for rent, from
the FIRST day OF june next the house and Store room
which she now occupies. Any person wishing 10
engage in business, or 10 occupy it as private
dwelling will fud II very desirable.
April /, 80. Address, Bedford, Pa.
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list OF RET8TLERS

OF Foreign and Domestic Goods, Wares and
Merchandise Of Bedford County, for the year 1859.
yf,r,fT o5fgE
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S . 4 VETIN G..

O H. GATHER will promptly attend TO ait
surveying business that may be entrusted to
hin. Office on Juiana street, Two doors South
Of the Inquirer office.
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E1R0EsE6Eag HEEERa

OF FULL SIZE, which reqpires but SIX
HORSE POWER 10 run-grDds 10 bushels Of wheat
PER hour, and makes better and more -four than any
mill in misunderstanding out at the operation,
Family, Extra, SupeFfae, Fine, MIddlings, Shorts,
Shipstt4s and Bran, and occupying but lttle space
"a room y by 2I being amply large TO place the
Mill ia and work il successfully.
This highly ingenious and much needed in
vention, performs an entire new feature in the
manufacturing OF grain into -four, and attains
objects which have been heretofore wholly be-
yond reach The splendid manner in which it
performs lis functions the simplicity of its
structure; all complicated and useless machinery
being avoided the ease with which il can be
transported from one location to anoiher-a
horse and wagon, at two loads, being all that
Is requisite the small space it occupies when rea-
DIV for use which would not be missed when placed
in a room with other machinery; and the small "a
mount OF power used to propel 1.-THE rapldty with
which it performs IS work the different qualities
Of flour by single operatlon-Ihe quality and
yield per bushel is unsurpassed
KILLERS IND .NiLL-OIYAERS!
Your attention is called 10 this ingenious, valuable
and scientific boiling process, which wlu save You
ten times il cost every six months, II used ~ Your
mill in place of your present machinery. II VIII
enable you 10 make larger yield OF -four. more
uniform quality, and much better -four.
O. Manufacturers price of Mill $3.50
Cy-Risht to use from $50 TO $l00
Gg-Persons in this county wishing to see the
practical workings OF this mill, before purchasing
can do 20 by calling at the mill of John Bingham, al
Hollidayshurg, Penna. ,'vho has one in operation
lCy-The right 10 use be had by calling upon
either of the undersigned. at Bedford, Who have
the power to sell Bedford county
GEO. W. BENFORD,
Dec. 81, 1858. JACOB REED.
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The University Of Family Medicines &C.,
OF PH[LTDELPHLA.

or PHILADELPHIA.
incorporated by the State OF Pennsylvania for the
purpose pf arresting the evils Of worthless and
spuo lous no'trums and supplying the people
with reliable domestic remidies have
appointed
DANIEL r. ANDERSON, AGENT,
for the sale Of these valuable compounds, viz:
Rowahd's iofic mixture for cure fever Il agne &C.
90 blackberry root syrup, for diarrhoea, &C.,
UnseFsity's remedy for inng complaints, coughs, &c
g g Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
g Sore Eyes.
So Ear Ache Deafness.
. Tooth Ache
{" Fever * Asue (in form OF pills.
'' Costive bowels, (pills.)
Unlike the FaTious nostrums OF the day, these
remedies dppetd uron their merits for popularity.
For sale by DANIEL r. ANDERSON,
Cenreville, Bedford county, Pa.
Mar. IS, rs
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A DNINIsrRArOR's NOTICE.-LrtteI

4 DNINIsINA IUk'o AUTIOL.-Ltlters
"a Of Administration having been granted by
the Register, Sc. OF Bedford Nouufy 10 be under
signed upon he estate Of Elizabeth Nizsr!l, late ni
Snake Spring Township, deceased, Notice is hereby
given 70 all persons iniabted 10 said estate 10 make
immediaie payment, and those having claims WiIl
present them properly authenticated or settlement.
PaILIP RlCHEY,
Apr! !, 80. Administration
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AsSirnee's Accnnnt.

Notice IS hereby given to att concerned, that the
account OF Dav.d Patterson, john p. Reed aud John
Mower, AssIgpees Of Christian StouiisT has been eE-
hib!ted and aed IN the Court Of Common Pleas. in
and Tor BeAlor. County, ANA that the same VIII be
allowed on Mouday the 2i day OF May next, Unless
cause be shown 10 the contrary.
S. Il. TATE, Proibonotary.
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,C a Es P e. Il s.

II. II. ELDRIDGE,
.4ianufacturer, Importer and Dealer in
CARPETiNGS,
Oil CLOTHS,
I'M A THINGS, &c.
Being in bye-stTeet, under very light Expenses,
this House has been enabled for many years main
tain the reputation of being the CHEAPEST in the
City.
Warehouse, NO. 43 STRAWBERRY
STREET, second door ahoye LChestnat Street
uy-Strawberry is the first street west Of Second
Street., PHILADELPHIA.
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PURNING FLUID and PINE OIL
Always 10 be had at DR.. Harry's Drug and
Book Store. july 80, 1851
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All kinds of goods sold at REED s MN
lCd'S hog CASH or Produce.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31
TIE HOUSE, THAT WISE BurLT.-Thls is
a. l-... A.. NJ. I..ut

The HOUSE, THAT WISE BuLT.-Thls is
the house that Wise built.
This Is Old Brown, all bleeding and torn
as he las in the house that Wise built.
These are the men all forlorn, that wcr'
ried old Brown bleeding and torn, as he
lay in the house that Wise built.
This is the COW with crumpled horn that
frightened the men al forlorn, that wor.
ried old Brown, all bleeding and torn, as
he lay in the house that Wise built.
These are the rumorS every morn, that
with the COW with crumpled horn, frighten.
ed the men all forlorn, that worried old
Brown, all bleeding aud torn, as he lay in
the house that Wise built
This is the Union, shaven and shorn, dis
solved by the romors every morn, that
with the COW with crumpled horn fright
eued the men all forlorn, that worried old
Brown, all bleeding and torn, as he lay il
the house that Wise built.
Chicago Journal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

BENNETT AND HELPERS BooK-It has been
stated that the sharp James Gordon Bennett
Of the New York Herald, set the Impending
Crisis" brewing to put money in bis purse-that
he quietly bought the copyright of Helpers
sensation book which the Republicans had fail
ed to get into selling notice, and through the n
Y. Herald pitched lhe fre-brand into the Dem
ocratic magazine. Just as he anticipated, Con
gress has got up prodigious run for the aboli
tion work, and steam presses are kept going DAY
and night to supply the demand
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31
A SAD New ENGLAND TALE-We condense
from the Springfield Republican

Five years since, at CRANKY, Conn, lived
the family of Deacon Kendall, in which
was beautiful, accomplished daughter
A Singing School was organized and q
teacher named Edwin w. Reed was en-
ployed. Notwithstanding reports against
his character. Reed domicied in Deacon
KS family; he prevailed upon their daugh-
ter to elUpe he ruined her, and she under
an assumed name lived near Boston os the
mistress of this rascal, who on frivolous ex-
cuses put off their marriage day. For five
years her whereabouts were unknown to
her parents who meanwhile died. This be-
trayed woman lately died broken.hearted,
leaving a girl four years Of age, the off
spring of her crime Before death she ell
deavored to destroy all evidence Of her in-
IDENTIFY, but an old forgotten album disclos-
ed the secret, and her remaus and her child
were brought to her native place.
The villain Reed lives in West Spring
field, is piano dealer and teaches singing
schools, and although rumors have been rife
that he knew about his victim, he has man
aged TO sustain his standing as a church
member aud a gentleman. He has been
arrested and now is in Jail at Springfield
awaiting process from Boston. The Re
publican says
1t appears that among the deceased girls
effects, which were not destroyed, was a
daguerreotype of Mr. Reed, and also two
of his letters, which though written in the
name of Jones, show their real authorship
in their hand writing. Her letters 10 him
10 Springfield were addressed to no name,
but to certain number among the letter
boxes of the post Office, and this nHmbeT
proves to he that of Mr.. Reed. His let.
ters we understand addressed the recipient
as bis wife, and are very endearing and af-
fectionate. Whenever be visited her at her
boarding place in South Boston, they ad-
dressed each other as husband and wife,
and lived together as such. The child ol
their crime Is q girl, and bears a striking
likeness to her father. What with the eVi.
dence of dagnerreOtype and letters, and
the testimony of the family where the de-
ceased boarded aud was visited by Reed
there would seem to be no question that
his gailt will be proved ppon him. And
terrible as are The results Of the exposure
10 iDdiSlduals, society is blessed in that Sc
gross an enemy 70 its innocence is exposed
and go terrible warning furnished for ii
instruction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

Anderson the Kentucky American, while de-
Tending himself in Congress against an attack
because he wouldn't vote for democrat for
speaker, turned his opponents fire rather sharp
ly as follows -
"You democrats ask us to vote for n
southern man and a STAKEHOLDER, but you
won't vote for John A. Gimer of North
Carolina, who is the largest STAKEHOLDER in
the House. Why, gentlemen, you have
SO democrats in the House, and Mr.. Gil.
mer owns just 8G .niggers-oue nigger to
every democrat !"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31
New Mexican Treaty.

The Administration has been casting about
for long time for pretext to give the Vera
Cruz faction, with which President Buchanan
sympathizes, round sum of money to enable
it to whip out another faction which holds the
capital Of the country, with which President
BashaDan does not sympathise The first step
was to recognise the Vera Cruz faction as the
legitimate government Of the country, which
was easy enough. The second was TO give it
material aid aud comfort" which is not so
easy. President Buchanan said to President
Juarez, sell US lands, and we will give you lucre;
bat President Juarez replied. Our Constitution
f)rbids US to ALLEVIATE the national territory; and
besides, If we were to attempt it, we couldn't
do it. We are not even strong as it is; and af.
ter such an act, We should be literally nowhere.
But we must have money !"
This kind of colloquy, in substance, but with
verbal variations has been going on this twelg ge
month, between the two Presidents, and has
been called mexican negotiations rub
being always how to smuggle some millions Of
unele Sans money out of his present rather
ianky pockets, to help one party against the
ether in the general scrimmage which is going
on in Mexico. The genius of Mr. McLane. un.
der the special inspirations of Buchanan, has
however finally Fsen equal to the undertaking
We are to give Mexico, or rather President
Juarez, S4000O00-fsr what For the priyi
lege Of traVersing its Northern deserts, aud O.
crossing the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec "Righi
Of way" il is called That soands rather well
bat what does il amount TOT A right Of way
across the desert Of Sahara which no doubt W,
eould get for tenth of the money, would b.
quite as valuable as that through the scareel,
less barren and desert regions of Northsrr
Mexico, where the very wovles are so lean tba
they could scarcely set up an audible howl
Who wants to travel through the desolaie soil
tudrs Of Sonora, and for what great object
that weshould pay four millions or any part O
fonr millions. for the privilege. And as regards
Tehuantepee-- that most exploded OF bogus
tFanaiA destitute Of ports, and every other "a
ciliiy and requisite for interoceanic ccamunics
tion-why should We expend four millions, Of
any part Of four milliORR. for the worthless pri
tllege Of crossing there, especially when VIZ
have better routes freely offered 10 rs at Pana
ma, Al Nicaragua. and in HondaxasY
Honduras, with greater facilities, with good
ports, and more adyantageoas pesitiOn. 0asn
To irsnsit ih,oush hsr ssrdtorlss flee to all na
t'ooa apd makes lhe ports al both exlremitle
ffte nofts WIN shnnfd NJ r,av Naxfro A ooo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

The LOGIC OF SLAvERr.-Attorney 0'Con-
nor who made the leading speech at the Union
Saving Meeting in the City Of New York, is an
Irishman, and he argued that slavery was just,
because tho Whites were superior to the blacks.
1t is for precisely..tb same reason that England
justifes her oppression of Ireland and Rev.
Dr. Adams, in his "south.side view" suggested
that good many of the Irish in this country
would be better of with masters than they are
now. This being an assumption, may be as
fairly assumed by one party as another. The
best evidence of the correctness Of the logic is
ahe possession of the power to carry it out
Cufce has only therefore, to get the mastery
over his enervated master to justify the putting
it to practice. 1t is comfortable logic enough
for the ruling side, always; but it is less paIat,
able when turned against us. The New York
Observer while appaudng the sentiments oi
the New 7 York meeting, has no word of con-
demnation for this doctrine.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

R9- Can you let me have twenty dol
lars this morning to purchase bonnet, my
dear 7" said lady to her husband one
morning at breakfast.
"By-and-by my love-"
'That'S what you always say. my dear
but how can buy and bug without the
money 7"
And that brought the money, as one
good turn deserves another. Her wit was
so successful that she tried it again the
next week
II want fifty dollars, my dear, to get a
new dress for New Years.
"Well, you can't have it you called
me bear last night" said her husband.
"Oh, well, dear, you know that was only
because you are SO fond of hugging"
1t hit him just right again and she got
the money aud something extra as he left
his pretty wife and hurried off to business.
at takes fortune to keep such wife a:
you are-but us l0Orth IT,"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

The Yacht Wanderer, which some time
since gave the authorities of Savannah the
slip, under very suspicious circumstances,
made her appearance in Boston harbor on
Saturday in charge of the mate, he having
run her off for home while the Captain was
on board French vessel after provisions.
1t appears that after getting well out to
sea, the Captain summoned all hands on
deck, and informed them that instead of
going to Matanzas, Nassau, n. p. and
back, as they had understood, he was going
direct to the coast of Africa for cargo
of Slaves aud he would shoot the first
who refused to obey.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

Mr.. ELDREDGE f. PAIGE-known far
and near as the author of Patent Sermons
by Dow Jr. died wretchedly in San Fran
cisco lately.
ha- The Louisville Journal has what it
calls short method with the fire eaters.
If the South is in danger, it is no time for
bluster if it isn't there is no occasion for
it,
B9r A Wheeling paper says that, as
Governor Wise neglected to appoint a
thanksgiving day, the people should OBJ
serve the day he goes out Of Office as a day
of giving thanks.
B6- The artists laugh at the design
adopted by Rev. Henry Ward Beechers
society for its new church, aud called it "a
quOdlibet of architectural odds and ends''
aud "a rabble Of barracks"
bG- The legislature of Alabama has
passed bill imposing fine of $500 pei
day on call persons dealing in spiritua
manifestations. Is this an improvement
on the Maine law, or crusade against the
rappers and tippers
Rar Judge Roosevelt of New York fol
lows Judge Amasa j. Parker of Albany il
declining Mr. Bnehanan's appointment al
u. S. district attorney for the southern dis
triet of New York. Try John Van Blu
rem now--he won't bother the president
with modesty
B&- Perhaps there is no better illustra
tion of John Browns GOODNESS in the pros
pect Of immediate death than the fact tina
on the back Of bis last letter to his wife b
wrote minute directions Of the route sh'
would take with bis body, giving the name
Of the botels, aud other Beedful things.