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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-13
c. p HALL. q. w WILLIAMS.
Hall e. Williams.
FORH'.fRDING md COM
MISSION .MER CH.NTS.
HEMPSTEAD, TEXAS.

Terminus Of Houston 6 TeTas Central Railroad.
w f are prepared to receive, store and forward
w merchandise for the Interior and pay freight
and other charges whuy Cotton aud Hides, sell
mission amy kind Of produce We will establish house
The terminus each section Of the completed
y Order goods TO the care OF H. w. Hampstead. lSly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-13
SALT,

T.. " ar.- writing to the Boston 'Cultiya
Ter f-.n. a.'nra, N. j., gives somo excellcn
l,sl.a iats-s manuring and sailing pas
srre- Notrta n yer have the bono disease il the
pesiur and lows are we'll manured occasion
a.IY l!e r.-J- lends this, ard keeping salt al
rags haio,a t.e. and says:
THE 90, have never known amongst
.1er VIDA IL mt By the bone disease, hollow
'--a. a.a.a,,, yorms bots, lice or scab Salt
.ha Torn. r' * salt. will be found by far the
moss. c,u.ra l, mode of feeding it out. and this
g..g,e aeF -...a be obtained from ships trading
.f a.. uIr' 81. n, very low prlce, while the puri
as1 nrgC~ = avs to be had, at quarter part
" g. zeal value as a conoment and preventive
H'ss"pln wa- = OF Its shapes and colors, and
amHrg .ao "-a black tongue, red water, blue
nllTalH ias 1wS, and tho whole family OF
eHsl ua'. el,. is not only the hest, but the
HHHa 20 on . sdicines In the event OF sickness
ul I IS sMa alongst our live stock, and il
found. gs a.H lsan said: to be most eficacious in
Eg fHs DIN 81 ventiye. Thus Parkes, in his
. Ea-gr u Salt 1forms no that ~ person who
Ken. sixteen fur-. horses made the following ex-
ra.i.lYI H5t ven OF them which had been ac.
..s...- 70 ia d, salt with their food Lumps
g-r..s ..,, were laid in their hangers, and
dior. aura. i0usly weighed, were examined
ain what quantity had been
on. t WAS repeatedly found that
...3' orses were fed on old hay AMI
~, dizzy COM 1ncd only from two and bnif
% ''t ounces Fef day but that when they were
'.' '.. -f" n.y. the" TOOK SIX uurces per day -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-13

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS-AT-LAW +,
Gainesville, Cooke County. Teas.
WILL practice their profession in the counties Of Cock Denton
Tarran Parker Wise and Jack, in the 10th judicial Dis
|trict. -.
Address Judge g. A. EvEnrs, GrsenbIr Spring Cook Co.
TEX ". T. g. wEAvER Gainesville Cook County, Tex.
March 10, lS5S.-37:tf. 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-13

4-:eu ,G..--tlis term is so frequently ueod
aarr. t',ulzts that it would seem to need mo-
.Hs.',; 60 sc question if there are NOT
- scad mis- word without knowing its
$3.50 se. n tlch, from ibe Hebrew, Ito dis
r-ns Vel ter says, halErotted straw But
ea mi st. 'fIto anything that shades the
r..si ahHal lants, whether it be straw.
l-,-sr Son. rI.. rock or plauks. A plant re.
r.,es .r ' miner should be mulched. II
Ha ;H mulchei with rocks or pIanks
Dc .1f., sgaa g than with straw or leaves,
rs s.'s t'ats eT Tanks will keep the ground
yara fl' .a' moist longer than frcshiy-ap
Y.ira ~ or raw. Cuttings of any plant
.iil s'0ss -ep. and grow freely in Summer
rlij..s, i: EIJ .rly nulched with rocks, bricks
n- -gU laa advantage Of muching with
sl.-a .elre 8, that the ground is not oulvl
t.G4cj '.n' 1Ei rcd By deeaying vegetable mat
t-c liy salio5s mulcling, alnost every vegs
iea!-. frait w lower may be grown in perfection
~ car h.;,eGt yet Sumpere. We had coca
sea last uf.li, 10 remove a new variety of
st.ag, arrs; t.s GIANTS were in bloom and fruit
wc rsreinI' uu.ched each plant, and lave not
lort one i. literal meaning Of rnnlching is, TO
rpply first 5r 1ayes around among your plants
Bat ri3sts D. &c nulched with anything that
Wi tfud3 to-. round without taking nourish-
SCI u 49, Soil Of tie So1ah
Gfa7iS5 TsE GnhpE.-H. L. B.-Commou
- zoe z-'.'iuZ icceeds very well, but the plug
.tt.,s,4- y-si>L foilows. Is more certain Reinoye
49,. ar, syt the old root off, say tw,
:-.-t.rs 4..is,, b. e-ound. by a horizontal cut
So, ,I.e Z ril,is: just the &c of the graft OF
-. - Ted. anil bore from one 70 tire.
- 80, f.s,e. .scordins to the size Of the root
.-'-ssf he clone, ffst removing the looss
,. ~ = Ii.s5sg should ~ two or three incie
sscions siIoal1 fit accurately
=, $500 t-.e 81 over the root and around m
.ei9rs, E'-a b. work is done.
- Z a5' godlike than sci,ncc; scienc,
sis-orsrf, "a esenfss. -,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-13
.DR. ]. D. RANKIN & co.'s
Celebrated Southern Family
NJ + DIG | n d s,
iCopas.iog nj >KJS CO.'S ,
Flux Mixture ,
Vprp,if,,pr
-OHbIblIHk OF fth-NhfiN q W
Ready Rai,ef
EYnsclnrNnf.

Liper, Sandtiue and Chill and Ferer pills.
These Medicines carefully prepared to suit the Southern
diseases arc result of long expe the treat
diseases of this climate The host edca
admit that there ia great difference In the Of
prepared 70 ut mp class of suitable to the disease
DIR. j. D. RANKIN & co S LIVER PILLS,
Are powerful remedy offered to the public for all
ever Also dyspepsia sick hesa-ache, arrangement Of tn
stomach and bowels eo,tlyene. indgestion pain il the side
und,oe and debility Aud in all arrangements Of The
bowels and liver disgust Of food sw mining In the head
urn chaakg sesstons Pushes OF the face aud skin ii
A. depressed spirits wanting purgation
DIR. j. ID. RANKIN Il CO.'S
Celebrated Cherry Erpectorant
Is ptyey tse medicine discovered for Pneumonia
puriry bronchitis ;hs colds, Who6png asthma ntu-
nls ghnes Of the chest Group and t most excellent rene
y " f"'''' DR.. j. D. RANKIN & CO.'S
Celebrated F2ur and Didrrhca MIXTURE,
wl never fall when the directions followed % cure ius
oh cholera era sI%@ samSn oDs an
cramps, hlso discharges Of blood from the nxe lungs
stomach womb. and in profuse menstg ion
DIR j. y, RANKIN u CO
Ccl,5,'dted r, ady Relief
is mos. uuqpesouaby remedy offered to the pub
diseases Of the muscles and joints, rheumatism, govt par
neck weakness AMI pam the hack head sides liab In
famed breast frost bitten spinal affections nearaga sore
tanlor white engs sck heed and In measles whs
the erurto. rseedes. Also f2r GILL and flyer.
For horses and stock This Il valuable remedy for sprans
avn .cad Scratches bruises swcllncs Of all kinds and for
ali deaf u the glands And FOR blow fly and serewwori n
other remedies totally Insignificant IN comparison to this
Give IL D trial, il never falls.
DR., ) d. RANKIN & CO.'S
Chill and Fere Pill
yevtr falls 10 cure chin and fever and very ne tonic
DIR. J. D. RANKIN & co Is VERMlFUGE.
Il infliiiabe FOR OIL Of worms,
Dr. D. Rankin Co.'S EYE WATER, never fls to cure al
fJnas a. eyes.
These valuable uecns are prepared and sod by Dr.
o. Rsnkn q Co Pss:nc, Texas and sold by agents
tluoag houi the stats.
]. d. RANKIN, NJ D. 4 co.
Feh q 5j9 3I:lv
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M. GUILLOT,

COACH AND WAGON MAkEk "l
- Io. md customers and the public :,
rrnrsy dat he o DO an kias q
|s HTTHING PAINTING. 1kIA - ~ - 10 - CIR
-. ~ s-i "a = shortest nsfirs ~ Inc hst rassns,
~ -. Ir-~-lf HtB Daiisf- TeT 1fz-k
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CABINET FURNITURE!

IT. G.. Reeds Mark and Brand.-My brand foi
horses and cattle is the letters s. D. My mark lie
Ia swallow fork the right, and and split in
sthe All this mark have other brands in addition
Ito mine
Near Hortsn's Mil, April II, 1S5s-No. 42.l2m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-13
Money 10 Loan.

4 LII those that are indebted to us for the years o
a 1856 and Z, come up and settle. Money w
want and money We must haye,-or close the SAINT
by note. sAlkh IhoMAs.
Oct. G, 1854.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-10-14

Twenty-Five years ago woman, sedueed BY
farmer in Albany, gave birth to little girl.
She afteTward went to Columbia county and
married a mechanic, while the farmer also we'd
ded and prospered. In course Of time, the girl
came TO the city as sernant, and, short time
since, married young mason here. The far
mer coming to town with produce, was attract
ed by the girls appearance, and led TO a course
of inquiry which resulted in establishing the
fact that she was his lost daughter. His wife
had never known of bis criminal love, and he
dared not reveal il to her. For several months
he wrapped the secret in his own breast, till at
last patcrnal affection would no longer allow
him to remain silent, aud be made himself
known to his daughter, told his wife all, who
wisely forgave him and consented 10 receive
her as cne IF the family. The daughter IS
happy in the possession of fathers love, aud
will be joint heir of his property.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-10-14
BEDFORD INQUIRER.
Nofice Of Inquisi:ion.
M HEREAS Henry Steckman late Of Monroe
w Iawnslin. Bedford ConnLY died seized q

M HEREAS Henry Steckman late Of Monroe
w Township, Bedford County, died seized Of
t4s following Real Estate viz
One tract ~ land, being the Mansion Place
situate n tllF said Township, adjoining lands OF
Bar9ahss b Stecklnan, Philip Reddinger, Mrs
swaffzNeianfaua others, containing hundred
seventy SIX an one halt acres, aud allowance, one
otlsi tract a dining the above, patented in the
name ef John Stecknan, containing thirty four and
three fourth acres, and allewance one other tract
situate m same township, adjoining lands of Jacob
Steekman, Moses Disken, Jacob Mills, Elizabeth
Fletsher and John WeiIner, containg two hundred
two acres and eighteen perches, and allowance
Part Of tract of land, surveyed on warrant In
the name OF Mathew Taylor, and also one ether
tract Of ahd, adj.,ining John Fletcher, Leonard
Nycum, Joseph Barkman, James Mountain and
Philip Snider, containing one hundred aud fifty
nlHe acres and eight perchcs, and allowance sur
yeyed on warrant in the name Of James viii,
patented to S. M Barclay
Leaving issue Eleven Children to wit !; Jonu
Stefkman, residing in Fulton County, Henry Steck~
man. residing in Rush County, Indiana, Sarah ia-
termalled with John MortimoTe, Philip SteckInan
Jacob Steckman. Valentine Stcc5man, Peter Steck-
man, Andrew Steckman, Elizabeth, interlnaried
wAh David Morris, Frederick Steckman and ames
Steskman all residing in Bedford County.
Notice is therefore hereby given that in pursuance
Of writ Of Partition OF Valuation, to me directed
VIII proceed 10 hoij an Inqasition Valuation,
on said premises, on Thursday the 10th day of
October 1859, when and where all parties interested
may attend II they see proper.
WM, S. FLUKE, Sheuf.
sherih's Office Bedford, September %, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-10-14
NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLER
AND CONQUEfs ED.

Of al the various ills that detract from the en-
ioyment OF human lie, most Of them may be traced
70 a Gieordesed condition Of the nervous system
The horrors Of Epilepsy, Falling Sickness arise
in most cases from this cause. Our readers may re-
member, on several occasions before, We have al
iu,led to the wonderful cures, or notifications of
Fits, made by the Vegetable Extract Epileptic
Pills. invented ard i,Tepned by Or. Seth S. Hance
of I08 Baltimore Street Pat morc, Md. We feel
fully satisfied that these Pills have cured some OF
the most stubborn cases Of Epilepsy. well as the
milder forms Of Fits, such severe Cramps,
SPANS, &c. We now record the fact, that persons
win find these Pills equally cficacious in curing
every form Of nervous debility no matter wheth-
e. manifested in the acute and excruciatng form Of
Neuralgia, I ic DoiofsRX, or Nervous Headache,
the misery Of pyspepsi2 Indigestion. the suffer-
ings Of Rheumatism or Gout, the melancholy hal
Inclination OF depressed spirits or hysteril, taelr
effects wiz be equally happy and certain. Persons
IN the country write TO the inventor, and have
the medicine forwarded to them 10y mall The
prices are, one box, 50; two boxes SIS twelve
boxes S24; and sent to any part of the country,
free OF postage. Direct your communications 10
SErH 5. HAxcE. Jos Baltimore stlee5, Baltimo Ie,
Md.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-10-14
BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS.

At an Orphans
Court held at Bedford, in and for the County Of cd
ford, the 29th day OF August, A b. 1859. before
the Judges OF the said Court,
On motion of John Cessna, Esq, the Court grant
a rule upon the h-irs and leg,d representatives of
Solomon Harceroad late Of ColerJin Township,
decd, 10 wit:
Adam UarceToad, residing in Mifil.n CO., Pa,
Solomon Harcleroad, residing in Wisconsin, VIM.
Harcleroad, residing in Blar Co, Pa, Kiiza6eth,
wife Of Henry Imler, residing in Bedford Co., Pa,
Berj. Harcleroad, minor, aud David lIarcleroad,
minor, residing in Bedford CO., Pa all Of whom are
the children Of John Harcl road a trother who il
dead, Margaret sister, and wif. of Wm OFT, resi-
ding in Bedford Co., Pa and another sister was in
termaTried with Jose;.h Whitmore, now dead leay-
ing issue Hezetoniah, Mary, Jang, Simon Whitmore,
Ann Eliza, David and ElZabeth, residing in Illinois,
Elizabeth wife OF Charles Hctzll, Ctristena, inter-
married with Jacob UoonstiBe, Julian iEteimarried
with Jacob Mock, and Simon HareleroId, the last
four of whom reside in Bedford CO. Pa, to be and
appear at Orphans Court to be held at Bedford,
in aud fol- said County, the list day of Noven-
ber neat TO tIke or refuse TO take the Real Estate
Of the said Solomon HarcIaroad, at the valuation
s6qES=ssl. IN testimony whereof have hereunto
II $AAI set my hand aud the seal Of said Court
- al Bedford, the 7th d'y of Sept. A D..
SAM'L II. rATE, Cisrk
ATTEST:
Ws. S. FLucE, Sheriff
Oct ii, 1852
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-10-14
M,LANE,s yERnIFuGE IN TEXAS.


Hear what the proprietor of the e'SrAR HoFEL''
has to saw of the wonderful effects of NLGge's Ver-
7Hifuge
rSrAR HorEL,' CEHrERvuLe Texas, Aug %, "a.
MEssRs FLEMING BRos.
I feel it my duty to make the following state
Inent Several of my chillren have been unwe for
the last week or two. | called at the SBIG MORTAR
TO get some Oil Of Wormseed and other truck, to
give them for worms The Druggist recommended
MLaae's Yermlfuge, prepared BY you, hut having
heretofore, tried every Yermituge, IN my knowing,
without advantage toll Kim il not worth
while, as my children appeared proof against them
all. He said take bottle, aud offered if ii done
no good 10 refund the money To satisfy him
done so, and the effect was much better than ex-
pected that get another aottle, and the result was
most astonishing. Three Of my children discharg
cd great number OF the largest worms ever saw.
To young man, my Aldti Ccrrier, who was weak,
puny and poor a snake, for q month so, gave
two doses, which@rought from him at least pint
of what is called stomach worms Strange as this
may appear, yet it is ..frue as preaching" How
the boy stood it, 50 long he did, with ten thou
sand ''BeTs gnawing at bis stomach, is the greatest
wonder to me. All these eases are now doing we'll
No doubt the lives of thousands Of children have
been saved by the timely use OF this extraordinary
medicine. Don't fail to give it trial.
THOS. R. THURMAN.
Gy~Purahasers will be eaFeu to ask for DIR.
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE mar
;iiactured by FLEMING BROS. OF PITTsBURG,
Pa. All other VeImiiuges in comparison are worth
less. DR.. M'Lane's genuine Yermu2e, also his
celebrated Liver Pills, he lad at all respec-
table ug stores. None geaYiae cttbout tie sgaaare
Sept %, 1859. FLEMING BROS.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-10-14
sEEEREFF's SALE.
nTSGoLVRD.

FEIHE Firm of Reed X Minnicb, is dissolved by
u Mutual consent. The Books of the firm are
in the hands of Jacob Reed for settlement, all
persons indebted or having claims are earnestly
auested to call and settle Immediately. Settlements
must be had, pay no pay, do not delay, thanks
are returned for Lassed fav and continuance OF
support is asked for the new firm Of J. REED 4
CO who will sell their goods on the lowest living
terms for cash or produce
Sept. Is, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-10-14
FARM FOR SALE.

EQY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court Of
~ Bedford County the undersigned will sell at
Public Sale, on
Saturday, 18th day Of November, next,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the promises, all
that valuable farm, late the residence of Philip H.
Hoover, decd, situate partly in Jun4ta and partly
in Napier Townships, adjoining lands of Jacob Dull,
Henry Horn, Peter Hillegas and others, contain
ing
I92 acres, more or less,
about 80 acres cleared aud under fence having there
on erected two dwelling houses. barn, stale, and
other buildings; located on the public road be-
tween Scheilsburg and Buena Vista-is well water
ed and includes a large amount OF first class mead
land, and plenty OF Ge TIMBER it viii be sold in
lots to suit purchasers one farm.
TER MS
One third to remain IN the land durng the lifetime
Of the widow, the interest to be paid her annually,
and at her death the principal to the heirs; third
in hand at the confirmation of the sale, and the re-
naming third in oGe year, without interest--pay-
ment to be secured 5y Judgment bonds or bonds
and mortgage.
Fer further inf0rmaiion parties Interested arc re-
ferred to John p Reed Of Bedford, Pa.
JOHN 2. HOOVER,
Ii LILLIAN HOOVER,
EE'oFs q Philip II. Hoorer, decd
Oct. II, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-10-14
PUBLIC SLLR.

TyHE subscribers, Executors of the Estate of
John Harcleroad. late of Colerain township,
deed win offer at Public Sale, on the premises IN
said Township, on
Friday, EEth day of November, next
the following des scribed Real Estate, TO Wit
One Tract of Land containing 56 acres, more OF
less, good limestone and) adjoining lands OF 1onn
BOwser Joshua Diehi ana Isaac piehi' all ois"''1
and under fence. -
Also, one other Tract of Limestone Land con-
tanning 43 acres, more less, adjoining lanes OF
isaac Dich and Others about 80 rods from the ABOVE
described tract, part cleared and under fence.
Also. one other Tract cfgood Timber Land, con-
tanning AZ acres, more or less. adjoining lands OF
William Beegle, Michael Diehl and others
TERMS One half in hand at the continuation
of the sale, and the balance in two equal annuai
payments, to be secnred by Judgment bonds or
bonds and mortgage. ,rpo,n
WILLIAM OFT,
Er,culors.
Oct. 7, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-10-14
Notice Of lnauisitIon,

M {HFREAS, John Lashley, late of Southamp-
w ton Township, deceased, died seized of the
following Real Estate, TO w.t.
One tract Of land, situate in said Township, of
Southampton, Bedford County, containing about
one hundred acres, re or less, about 50 acres,
cleared and ander fence, with log dwelIi, house
apple orchard thereon, adjoining lands Of William
Iiams, the said Wm. Lasbey, Arnold Bennett and
Others, leaving a widow named Naomi, VINO has
ley, residing in Alleghany County Nd, Arnold
Lashley, residing in Bedford County Pa, John
Lasiiley since dead, late Of the state OF Ohio.
leaving issne the number and names of whom are
unknown, Asa Lashley since dead, without issue,
leaving WIDOW Harriet, since married TO Dan'l
cans of Bedford County, Nancy, Dtermarried
with Abraham Johnston, botn dead leaving issue
one child to wit William Johnston, who resides in
Allegheny County, Nd Elizabeth interlnarried with
Jacob fletcher, since dead, leaving issue two chil-
dren to wit Jotn : Fletcher, RESTING in Bedford
County and Philip Fletcher, residing in keokuk
Iowa, Sarah, intermarTied with James Baker, re-
siding in Columbiana County Ohio, ard VIM Lash.
ley, Of Bedford County whose interest in the real
estate ia the above described tract sold 20 @. T.
Shannon, Esq. Of Bedford, lay the Sheriff OF Bedford
County.
Notice is therefore hereby given that in pursuance
of a writ Of Partition or valuationto directed
Will proceed TO hold an Inquisiton Valuation o.
the said premises Tuesday the 18th day Of
October 1859 when and where all parties interested
may attend if they proper.
WMlS. FLUKE. Shfr4f,
Sherifss Office Bedford, Sept. %, 1853.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-10-14
Public Sale
or VALUABLE
aGIIL nNIlIlE

II ii / Il Ii. L 4 4 Ei.
FEHHERE viii he soll ii pursuance ot an order Of
n the of-h4ns' Court ~ Bedfard County, the
premises, GA
Friday Tie 4iii day Of NeVsmber next,
the following described Real Estate, late the pro-
perty of David Barley, late of South Woodberry
Township Bedford Co., decd, to wit
One tract of land being the mansion Farm, stu
ate in South Woodberry Township, in said County,
containing one hundred acres, about so acres of
which are cleared with good log house, cased Will
brick, good stone barn, frame stable, wagon shed
and other ont buildings, adj Dining lands of David
Stuckey, J ohm Furney and = Eyersole.
One other tract of l'tnd, situate in Middle Wood
berry Township, in sail County, containing 80 acre<,
more less 40 ofWhch are cleared and under ieLce,
adjoining lands Of David Stuckey, o. +. hannon
and others, with log house and log barn thereon
erected.
Also tract of tmhcr land estimate in the ssme
tognslip. adjoining laIlss Of Jacob Stuckey and
Daliel Barley containing thirty five acres.
The above described property situated in good
neighhorhood, near Woodberry and Bloomfield fur
mace, convenient TO market, we'll wstered and ex-
eoilent quality ofland. Terms of sale, one third OF
purchase money TO remain in hand of purchaser du-
ring the lifetime OF the widow by paying her the in
terest thereon annually, third Of remainder TO
be paid in hand confirmation of sale and the res
idue in two equal annual payments thereafter, with
Interest to lie secured by judgment
Attendance VIII be given hy
DANIEL BARLEY,
Gaardiaa Of The children Of Dcrid Barley, decd.
Oct Z, 1853.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-10-14
Estate DR.. G. w. Statler, Dec d.

Z ETTERS Of Admin stration having been grant
i ! ed by the Register of Bedford County, to the
Undersigned living in Bedford, upon the estate of
G. w. Statler, decd, late of St. Claryille, Bed
ford County, all persons Indebted to said estate,
are hereby notified to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the estate, vii
present them property authenticated for settle
ment' a. J' oIaiLEh,
Sent, %. 1852 Admir-.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-10-14

Do you want something to sire, gthen you
DO ! on want good appetite
Do you want TO build up your constitution
Do you want to feel well?
Do you want to get rid OF nervousness
Do you want energy
Do you want 10 sleep well
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling
If you DO, use IIoodlnd-s German Bitters, prepa-
red BY Dr. c. If. Jackson, 4IS Arch Street Phia,iel-
phia, Pa, aud sold by druggists and storekeepers
throughout the United States, Cauadas, West In
dies and South America, at IS cents per bottle.
May, 27-lf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-10-14
PUBLIC SiLE OF
IlLiJiDLE REAL ESTiTb.

THERE will be sold Monday the 7lh day
of November next, at the late residence OF ABfa-
ham Bitchey deed, il Snake Spring Valley. Bed
ford County, the following rell cstate:
ONE TRACT OF LAND
containing one hundred and one ceres patented.
adjoining lands Of " Hartley, widow esel and
others, with
Coed Stone E0nSe
thereon, large bank bar1, tenant house and other
out luiidngs, two good apple orchards containing
upwards of three hundred trees grlltsd, choice
fruit-about 80 acres cleared, and part first rate
meadow with good running water At the house and
also in the barn yard.
Also l6 acres Of land dj-inng the same, with
about 4 acres Cleared, the baiance well Ii imbered-
this property IS situtte within half y lie OF the
Chainbcrstar2 aad Bedford turnpike, and one mile
Of tie Bedford Railroad miles east of Bedford
and within two miles OF Bloody Ran the land is
limestone Of the best quality.
TERMS
Of sale viii be ma le known on day of sale and at
tendance given by
ABRAHAM RITCHEY,
JOB MANN.
Executors Of A. Ritehcy deed
Oct IA 1852