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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-02-11
BEDFORD INQUIRER.

townships Bedford county, bounded b, lands 70
.merly owned hy Joseph Evans, Josiah Horton AN d
James Cunningham Co, containing 1861 acr es
aud allowance. &c. heing the same tract, with the
1igl & and frstiego tlIereunto belonging and Ia
ken n Xera.ioi aS Tie property OF William T. at
Ai.SU-Al l.siEs interest in and TO certain
tn9 story .es frtin. tvil and dwelling house, Is
es : 4 lti'F titsttai in lopewell township Bedford
county, erected on and over the ro4d of said Com
pany, and the lot or piece of ground and curtlage
appurenatt thereto, with the rights and privileges
ihereunt0 belonging, and taken in execution as the
property OF the Hopewvl and Bloody Run Plank
end Turnpike Road Company.
dLSO--0ne tract OF land containing A acres
more or lcss; about acres cleared and under
fence, With log dwelling house thereon erected !;
adjoining lands OF William Thompson, James Raw
Watsons heirs aud otherssitliatc ia Bedford town
snip, Bedford county, and taken in execution as
the property OF Thomas RicAar !son Deit
ALSO-0ae lot Of ground in the town Of Ston
erstoTn fronting - feet on main street and extend
ing back about 220 feet 10 alley with two story
plank house thereon erected, asjoinlHg an aliry on
the Northeast, and lot OF Dominick Feeny ON the
South, situate in Liberty township Bedford county
and taken in execution as the property OF John
MeC fey and wits Def'ts
ALSO One tract of land containing 100 acres
mere 0: less about 100 acres cleared and Under
fence, with two story log house, double frame
barn aid other cut buildings thereon erected also
an apple orchlrd thereon All jaining lands of bra
ham Sills, Anthony Zmmers, aud others, situate
Bedford township, Bedford county, and taken in
execution tie property Of jacob Reighart Deft.
ALS0-0ne los Of ground in The town or Sto-
nerstown fronting 5j feet main street and cx-
tending back 22B 20 alley, with two story frame
store house thereon erected adjoining other lots of
peft. Joseph Crisman on the north and fronting
220 feet on street running from the Juaia.a kfyer
70 tie town Of SaAton en- tle south. Situate in
Liberty township Bedford county and taken in ex-
ccuion as the property Of Joseph Cfisnan
WM. 3. FLUKE. Sheriff
SheliH's Office, jan u, 1859.
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REGISTER'S NOTICE.

4 LII persons interested, are hereby notified that
IA the following named accountants have filed
their accounts IN tie Registers Office Of Bedford
County, and that the same win I've presented to ihe
Orphans Court in and for said County foI C0nfr-
nation on tuesday the 10th day OF February, next
at TIE Court House in Bedford.
The account Of Joseph lnler, Administrator
Of the Estate Ct Eiizaue'h Fickcs late o: Union r;
decd.
The accou,t of John Mower, ESQ, Guardian Of
Caroline Coaley formerly Caroline Nilrr one oi the
daughters of Ihos. b. niller, deed
The seeoai account OF Samnpl Brown, Esq.
Surviving Executor of the last will &C.. or JOHN
Ketfi@, late q kedioti Township, deed
Tn: account Of J ohm Biusly, Esq. Guard IN OF
the Minor Cinl lgen Of Jgh. Gruba late of Monroe
Township, dcc'S.
The account OF John l.. Grove, Administrator If
the Estate Of David z. Chouey. late Of Mouro, tp
decd.
Tie ,ccouat Of Maiala Weiucr Administrative
OF The Estate Of james Wei'n>r late 0; HUnroe Il .
deed
The account Of Thomas q Wright, Admnistra-
tor Of the Estate OF Rebecc, Wiis't, i4,e of ST
Cl4ir tp., deed.
Tho account 0. Adam Bursord. Gaarlan o.
Sarah s. Kelly, snd Of the aiaoi Children Of Ja-
cob S. Koiig, Late of South 'io3d5ery Township
d:cd.
The account Of Joseph Dull, ESD Guardian of
Phoebe, Cathar1o and susan Suerly, minor Chil /
of iliisin Suerly, late Of Juaiata Township.
.5ec'4
The account d Joseph Dull. Esq, Aeain!s.r,.-
tsr Of the Estate o Is rac fpchsn9a-, te OF Ja-
hi~sa Township, DECD
The account Of Bsnj.m HUI, Esq, Executor
Of last viii, &c, Of Ialath Hall, late Of Napier
Township decd.
The account oi David Gochenour, Executor of
the last viii S<c.,of J. Gecaenour, late Of Union fp.,
deed.
The first account Of in c. Rih., Esq, Ad-
nsinistrator OF the Estgte ol Jacob Ritlr late of
Jndiata tp., decd
The account OF John y. I.ongenecksr, Ajmia-
isfrato7 of the Estate ct Ali Griffith, late OF
Amdlr y ic1oetgy tp., d-c'i.
TIE account of DEY.a L'agenfctcr, .iaininistra
tor oi the Estate ot Asrahan Lingenf tier, late Of
Napier tp., decd.
The account OF Daniel Shock, Esq, Admins
tr.tor Of iie Estate o! Samuel Outright, late of
Union tp., deed.
The iinal accoun; Of Jacob Bcckley, Esq, Nd
ministrator Of the Estate OF Benj1mD HaLcock,
late Of ST. Clair tp., deed
The account Of o. r. S3anaon, Esq, Admins
TRAITOR OF the Estst5 of Louisa Hammer, late OF
Cincinnati Ohio, decd.
The account OF .. +. Shannon, ESD, Adminis-
trator Of tie Estate Of Kinsey Axe, late of Union
tp., deed.
The eccount Of Johu .yicllgoy, Administrator Of
the Estate Susan Bruncr, late ot Cumberl ndYalley
Township, decd
The administration count of Daniel iielsel ad-
mipistrator oi the Estate Of Jlcol Hese late of
of Bodf5ri II. dec'3.
SAINT. II. TsTE Register.
Registers Office, Jan. IA, 1859.
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BLOODY RUN FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

iu1i subscribers a7o Row prepared, at their
Foundry in Bloody Ran. 10 I'LL al orders for east
inss ofany description fof Grist an: Saw Mills.
Th!eshns io:hincs, Appl. n lis. Pluughs, and
al things clsc ia iheig Inc :;.at ra. te needed in
this or tie ae,joiu!ng coG1.iss.
We manufacture Thre5I.ing Machines Of 4 OF
Horse power, ua!re5tsl equsl fret superior to
any made in the Sta'o We keep constantly on
hand full assortment Of Hoodcoc3, Plug ard
Hillside Poughs, uarraHtei 10 give satisf sciioa
no sale. Points, shsres ani ltnfisides, 10 dt all
Roedcock or Seyler Plouss ia The CVaaty.
Farmers Bells, PIougiis sal Castings uf our.
make may be had at Foundry prices at the store of
W;1 Hartley, Bedford, Pa, I.oudcrbaugh & Poo,
East Providence Tp., John Nycinn x Son, Rays
Hill. Times belng hsri, VIC Offer great indeoa-
ments to Farmers s,.l Mechanics TO buy VI US
All kinds OF repaiyios done in neat and SUB
stantf.l manner, and al work warran,ei. Call
and examias our work and castings and iuda,
for yourselves.
JOSIAH BAUGHNAS s BEo.
March &c, 1851
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FOUNDRY AND MACHkNE

business in the establishments recently erected
by Gilard DOck, il HoptweH, Bedford coun-
", are ROW prepared "a execute orders fer
CASTINGS -4ND A.9CHINERY Of eyery de-
scnptior. They will build - order steam-en-
sines, coal and drift-cars, horse powers ana
trcShing m3chiues-also, casting Gf every
kind Ter furnaces, forges, SAW, srist AID rolling
mills, ploughs, watel-lhpe, column, house
iFonts. brackets, &c., e..
They also, making fne assortment
Of STOVES OF various kinds Of the latest pat
terms and most approved styles, iaclus,!rg sey-
eral sizes of COOK STOVES of TIE LeS. l..ake,
hcalpg stoves for churches, Offices, bar ,ocn,,,
&c.
A uil assert incnt 0: Stoves will be kei.s
constantly hand, snd sGld at wholesale and
retail, at prices 10 suit the tines and quality,
warranted equal to the best eastern Ibake.-
Machinery OF 81, kinds r,pairei promptly
Patterns made 10 orde-.
GTLLIARD DOCK,
g. ". ASHCOA.
Nov. 6, 1857,
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es1sS' selected stock Of choice 49,
Drugs and Medicines, wholesale and retail, all of
which will be sold On fair terms. The assortment
consists in part Of
Drugs an9 Chemicals Dye Hoods and 4cids, Paints
oud Oils Hind9,c Glass and Giay; Ware 1oboc
co and Sogar Perfutasry Fancy Articles, &C., &c.
Patent Having the regular agency
for the sale of many Of these medcincs ths pub
lie are assured that they are Of tho best; such ss
have stood the test of time and experience, and
can be safely recommended as genuine. VIZ
Townsrnd's and Sands Sarsaparia " Nstar' 5
h asam Of Wild Cherry, Ayers Cherry P5etoral,
Mcf,u's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters, Or.
Jayne's Family Medicines, Fahnstock 8, Hoben-
sacks and other vermifuge: HoodAiiUs German,
Bitters, &C, &c. /
Constantly on hand large stock OF histories
geographical, scientific. religious, poeticai, school
snG miscellaneous BOOKS.
Also great variety Of FANCY STATIONE-
RY, Cap, Post and Wrapping Paper, OF every
quality, Paper Hangngs in great variety. Win
dow Blinds, in patterns or by the piece. " ali
Paper, Steel and Fancy Goods.
BLANK BOOKS Of every size and quality
Pocket Books and Port MennaicS, Diaries, Blank
Deeds ard Mort 81 ges. gold Pens and Pencils.
Combs, Brushes, rerfumery in great varicty,
Soaps, &c, &c.
Lamps, and Canphine Oil and Bguing rluiA
kept constantly on nand.
CHOICE LIQUORS for medical use Wo!fs'
Scheidam Schnapps, Gin, Port, Sherry and M
dera Vines.
Jan. 2s, 1863.
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CiNGER CURED.
WITHOUT SURGICAL. OPERATIONS on Loss OF
W.

WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS or Loss OF
BLOOD.
Cancsez, Turner's, Vea,, Scrofulc, Ulcrs, &C.
curcd in a shog, time without The k.-.isc-,-t,y
nr. MAoNICHOL,
(Coilsas&t Of the iate DR. Loaay5srfy, Dec'd)
NO So North FIFTH Street, below Arch, Phiia
treatment of Cancers Tuners, &c, by Dr.. Nat-
NicioL, for number Of years past has attracted
the attention, and in many instances has secared
tie hearty approval OF many eminent Physicians
y Philadelphia, who arc 70 longer willing to risk
the dangers and uncertainties OF catfiag.
Cancer cen be Cared !--if properly treated and
promptly. a great majority OF the cases 0: Can
Ger, can be effectualy cured Ths numerous
patients from every section Of the country, who
have been cured under this method Of treatment is
& guarantee Of its superiority over every other
known system.
Those who mag be afflicted with thes3 diseases,
and desire further information advice, will please
address Dr.. kacNickoi when they viii receive
prompt attention and Copy Of Phanp!ct, onthe
treatment of Cancers-free OF charge.
Ei,kits Steeiiing HIP Disease, Scocfulous an Nd
HgHcnt Uicers, Diseases of tke Mouth and 1hfo2t,
UIcerations Of the BoRfs, TETrEa, ScALD HEAD,
and al diseases Of The Skin, permanently cured, and
proper remedies sent-careiuiiy packel-hy r.x-
press 10 any part Of the country.
IN every case plain description Of the disease
* .equrtt! Address, DR. Mac NIGaoL, Ne. 81
North 9th. ST., PuILADA. Proprietor and Manu-
facturer OF Or. Lounsbelry s: Co.'s Celebrated I'M
perial Depurelirs the best and most reliable Fam
Ily Medicine OF thu Nineteont!i Century, inr the
cure Of III diseases originating IN Impurities Of tAe
Blood.
Jan. 2s, 1853.
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sdministraiar,s Notice.

r ETTEkS Of Administration having been grant
I 4 ed 10 the undersigned, by the Register CT the
Orrhans Court Of bedford county, upon the estate
OF Kinney AXE, late of Union township, deceased,
all persons, therefore, knowing themselves IN
debted 70 said requested 10 make linm :
diate payment, and those having claims Viii pre-
sent tlrsm prop parly authenticated for settlement
o. +. SHANNON,
Jan. 7, 1859. AeinF-
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$8S68 10

Stutemcnt Of Receipts and expenditures Of tie
Military Fund Of Bedford county for the
year 1858, shoDing amount 'ecerUd from
fash collector separately, and the amounts paid
10 each person in accordance Nth the act of
.4sstmbly.
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD in THE
NEW ENGLiAD STiTES
IN ONE YEAR.

TUE RESTORATIYE OF PRO. O. j. WOOD
for restoring hair perfectly and permanently, has
never yet had rival, volume after volume might
he given from ali parts Of the world and from the
most intelligent to prove that is perfect Resog-
attire but read the circular and you cannot doubt
read also the following.
U5-THE HAIR.-Peore have for centuries been
afflicted With bald heads and the Only remedy heru-
toIore known, has been those abominable wigs. By
recent discovery Of Professor Wood these articles
are being fast dispensed with, but a great mapy
persons sill patr0nize them, because they have been
50 oien imposed upon by Hair Ponies Of different
Kinds. To al such persons earnestly make the
request that they viii try orcc agaIn. for in Gods
Rest ordtiye there is such thing as fail We know
Of lady who was bald, who Used the article short
time. and her head is now covered eompletely with
the tniest and most beautiful curls maginasi.. We
know of numerous eases where hair was rardir fsl-
ling OUT which it restored in greater perfection than
il eyer had been before
II is also without doubt one Of the Lcst articles
for keeping the hair in good condition. making it
soft and gi@ssy removing dandruff and has proved
itself the great 81 enemy to all e ills that hair is
heir to.
IL Is the duty Of every one TO improve their per-
sohal appearance through some may differ in regard
10 The WAYS OF dong il ltt every utc viii adn;
that beautiful head of hair, either in man o. NO
maT, is object much to be desired and there ara
10 means that should be LIFT unried 10 obtain such
a consideration. Homan's 4drocate Philadci,,ilia
PROF.. o. J. WOOD x CO-Gents As layl
been engaged in selling your Hair Restorative the
LIST season for one of youf local agents (R. NJ.
uackinson.) and having experienced the beneficial
effects OF it myself, would like to obtain Ggency
for the State Of Ohio soue State IN tl- West,
should You wish 70 max such an arrdng gemenI, as
am convinee ed there IS nothing eqa9I 10 IL in fis
United States, for restoring the hair. have been
engaged in the Drug business for several years. and
have sold various preparations FOR the hair but have
found nothing that restores tie secretiye organs
invigorates the scalp well yours, being faily
convinced that your restorative is VII you rcpfe-
sent it to be, would like to engage in the sale Of
il, for ! am satisfied il must sell.
Yours truly,
G. T. STOCkMAS.
PROF o. J. WOOD IL Co-Cfcnts: Having re-
a'ized the good effects Of yoar IL air Restorative,
wish TO state, tha, finding my hair growing thin,
well as gray, was induced ironi what read ara
heard, 10 Try the article prepared Iy you. pro-
mote IT, growth and iange is cti"r as il in
youth, 10 OF which i has eff ceti completely.
In the operation have used nearly three noIlcs.
fou,s Sc, JAMES FRANCIS.
,. j. WOOD X Co, Propristors IL Broadway,
Ae| York. (in the great y. Y. Wire Railing ES-
t,blisLnert.) ana IL Market Str-pt. s.. Louis,
No.
Fer sals by Dr.. B. Z. Harry.
An I sold t'y ali gooj Druggists.
Jan. Il, 1859.
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C1IIRT' PROCLAMATION

Na} HEREAS the Honorable FRANCIS A. KIM
w NELL, President OF the several Courts of Com
mon Pl 'as il the counties composing tho 18Th in
dicial District and Justice Of tho Courts Of Oyer
and Trrniaer. ard General ii Delivery, fpr the
trial cf capital and other Offenders in the sli1 DIS
t,icf-aad A. j. SsvgIY and JoaX C. HARrIEx
Esqaires, judges ofth8 C9uits o. Common Pleas
asl Justices of the Court of Oyer aud Terminer,
and General Jail Delivery for the trial of sl capi-
til ana other often ;ers in the county Of Bedford
have issued their precept ani % ma directed, for
hyliing Court 81 Common Ploas and General
Jail Deliy>ry, AMI Court OF Oycr and Trrmio.r a;
Bedford, on MONDAY the I4th day OF FrD,ulry,
next. NOTICE is hereby given TO ali the Justices
OF the Peace, the Coroner ami CoastA!l.s within
the sail! couaty OF Bedford, that they he then AM
there in their proper persons, With their rolls,
oras, and iDquisitJns, examinations aii other
E1embrSnces, t. do those things which thaE off,
ces and in that behalf app .rtain to be done, and
also they Who will prosecute against the prisoners
that o. shalt be IN the Ill of Bsiiori county,
10 be then and thee - prosecute agails; them as
shall be j1st
WILLIAM S. FLUKR, Shrri!r
Sheiifs OfAcc. Bedford, Jan IA, 1859
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UNION HoTEL,
NRahS.srsSH kBs&
Nov. 8, 1851.

DENMOEW,
FEFHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
4 public that he has opened Hotel, under the
above name, in the old aud well knowa Globe
bull ling, on West Pitt Street, formerly owAe and
occupied by Mr. ohm Young, where he viii be
happy to sea all his friends aal tie travelling puo-
lie generally. Persons Stteuiiag Court ata re.
spectfully invited to give him 3 call. iIc pledges
himself that BE viii do all in his power 10 render
all his guests comfortable.
His Tahl, viii he supplied witt, the choices. de-
licacieS the market viii sfIVrti.
The Bed Rooms viii coutan clean au,. co:a:ort.
s5lc bedding.
The Bar will b, supplied w,5h cho;cs liquors.
The Stable viii be attended Is careful snd at
.antiyn fos;ior.
g2- Boariers viii lie taken by the day, week,
1lonth and ytas,
JONATHAN HORTON.
Bedford, April so. 1858
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Total paid out
BEDFORD COUNTY So.

The undersigned, Auditors Of faid County, 10
hereby certify, that, in pursuance CT the Acts Of
Assembly, i'll such case made and provided, they
met al the COMMISSIONER Office, in bedford
Borough, aud did audit and adjust the accounts
between Samne Davis, Treasurer Of said Coun-
y, aud the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, as
contained in the foregoing statements
As witness our hands, this 4th day OF January
D., 1889 HENRY b. MOCK.
JOHN w. CRlSMAN,
JAMES C. pEyORE.
Attest, q. r. Meyers. 4ntilors
w. LiXGEsFrLrER Clerks
Feb, a. 1859.
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~ aD1M Ea.@.

GEORGE y. AMICk, survivipg partner OF tlss
VI Iate firm OF Gao. Is. AMivi. u BRoTHKR, u,t-
fies I'll persons G ros'ed, silt !hc books of ssi,
firm remain i his hsnsis Co. settlement, and tha.
circumstance dcrl..l1 ialu,eate closing ut1 u
the tusjaess ., std firm. lvrssus indebted or,
having settlements IL make. thersEore reNees
I'd - call 0n the subscriber without delay.
-. ClaifAyille, Jshe Ii, iS5S.-tf.
nc subscriber wi;l eon inuc ;l.e nereeniile 6as-
ne,s at tie otd st0nd, Where e will he happy 10
meet aud supply tile al his friends and Gus
toners ut all Times. Tie will receive In cour,l.
of weeks neF supply OF seasonable goods, which
lie is determined 10 sell GU The most reason able
terms. GEO. b. AMlCE.
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ContrG

BY amount uncollceted for 1855 ani pre-
yious S2lc
By amount Of per cent commissions al
lowed collectors for 1853 and previous
years
BY generations allowed collectors for
1858 and previous years 81
By amount paid sundry persons, as per
statement heloS A.
By amount Of Treasurer's commission on
$500 81 At ] per cent.
By talance due Commonwealth 81
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VA ALI and BLIND PAPER.--Dr. d. T.
w Harry Is oar agent for this necessary
asticie. By calling 81 his store, our patrons
will samples OF our papers. Ne have made
our 81 ring seleetions With much care, and think
We cannot fail to please.
3liRYOCh K SMITH,
Chan6eTs5Erg
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NOTICE.

V1HliE following persons have fled their petitions
" for license in tic Clerks Office, to be present
ell to the Court of Quarter Session OF the peace OF
Bedford County, on Tuesday the 18th day OF Feb
r,orr
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9guSIC a HuSICAL INSTRUMENTS
IN Pianos, Neloa, ols, Flutes, Guitars Brsss
Horns Clarionr,s, Dr,s.a, elc.. o( various n,ar.-
factufc, always on hani. Ezs4s ssYpt.sa ~ trfs
-aaoiesaIs rates. Nc Ssep slways ou hand a fsil
assortment Of all the new aui fashionable nlusi,,
which We nail At our srpss,s - aas rsst Of ,sa
country.
N. 3. Music ngo9 to order
SHRyoCK Il Saif4,
czamberst..s.. :.
March Z, 1851.
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dYTENTINN nIFLENEY,
LOON OUT

A Ii. persons Indebted TO Samuel Shuck 4 Co.,
n by book account or otherwise are hereby no.
tfed to call and make settlement immediately, Or
their account viii be left with proper officer for
without respect to persons
Feb I, Is59-h SAMUEL StiUCK & &C.
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F0uNDRY iNp MACNNE SHop

TIE sGascribers having formed partner
ship unacr the style of ssDeck & Ashcooa'' 10.
The purpose Of fc)raucting general
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Militia Fms,

70 aggregate amount outstanding f,r 1887
and previous years al last settlement
To aereg,tc amount assessed for 1858
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BEDFORD Rail ROiD.

MOTIF CE5 is hereby given to the stock
1N holders of the Bedford Rail Road Coolpany
that an Election will be held OF the Court Hosse,
in the Borough of Bedford, on Saturday, the 10th
day February, inst, between the hours Of II and
O'Clock, P. Nj, TO elect President and twelve di-
rectors to conduct and manage the affais and bu-
siness of said Company, for the ensuing year.
d. WASHABAUGH,
+. L. ANDERSON,
JOB MANN,
NICHOLAS LYONS,
q. z. SHANNON,
FRANCIS JORDAN,
JOS. W. TATE,
VIM. P. SCnELL,
JOHN ALSIP.
Feb. 4 1883. Committee.
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TAT an FL e. @o
TEyFIE managers of the Cha,nber5burg ana Bedford
4 Turnpike Company have declared Dividend
Of II per cent on tbs Catiiai st4cE. pay ads after
tie II: day Of February inst.
". IT. MCDOWELL.
Pst. 4, 1850, Tressure-.
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Bedford County So.

- The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
l@EzSRs TO Wm. II. Ir'Yin aad his wife
L. sSFTe@T and his heirs and James N Lqrr ard
@Sszs - lis wife aid Lis a...4, - 81!
others irtcrQated IN the promises
GREETING;
We command and Army enjoin you that laying
aside AL business whatever, yoa be aud appear be-
fore the Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
the said Court to be held ia Bedford on the l4th
day o February next, to show canse if any you have
why the witnesses Oh behalf nf Peter F. Kessler,
Leonard G. Kessler ard John Whitay. On their
complaint against you, Letora our said Couit duly
exhibited, should not be examined and their testi-
mouy reduced to writing and filed Of record ia our
said Court in order psrpetuate the agreeably
20 the Constitution Of our Government and the act
of Assembly in such made and provided
Hereof fail not at your peril.
Witness the Honorable +. II. Kimmcl Esq,
President Of our said Court at Bedford the 23d day
OF November A. .. 1858.
Jan. Ii, 1859.
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A YER'S Cherry Poctor,l and Jayne's EXpecto-
n rantat DR.. Harr? s Drug and Book store
Auagst 8, 1853.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-02-11

Total received veg 81
Paid out as follows:
TO Hopewell Rife company, per order
Of Capt. Thomas W Horton. $50 90
To Broad Top Rife Rangers, ler order
Of Cap; JoseP6 Reed, rs 90
To Bloody Run Blues, per order of Capt.
William States, IS 90
To Cunb. Valley Blues, per order OF
Opt. James Haney, IS 90
To Bedford Rifemen, per order Of Capt
a. J. SAMSON, rs 90
TO Assessors for returning 1898 men
10 Brigade Inspector at 2 cents each, II So
To 6 w. Bowman FOX printing for
1857. 90
To D. Over '6S 90
To Meyers & BeEfofd :. +" 90
10 Couniy Commissioners and 'hsir
CIsrk, 60 90
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-02-11
drugs AID DOCKS.

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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-02-11

Retailers,
80 amount of license for 1888
Contra
By amount paid State Treasurer
BY commission on $500 90
BY amount paid g. ". Bowman,
fishing list for 1857.
BY amount paid D. Over, foi pu
list for 1858
By amount paid Meyers & Ban
publishing list for 1858
By balance due Commonwealth