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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-27

Camilla Koontz, No. Is August Tern, 1859,
by her next friend in The Court of Common Pleas
Alexander Ling. Sof Bedford County.
vs.. Alias Subpoena on Libel for
George koontz. Divorce.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Defendant in the
above case, that a Subpoena, and alias Subpoena on
Libel for Divorce, have beeu issued the last of
sfid wrts being returnabe to Nov. Term, 21s day,
A. d., 1859. Aud now, by direction of the said
Court, the said Defendant is required to appear on
or uefore the second Monday, 18Th day of Febru-
airy, pexl. and answer to the complaint of the
flainii2, provided for by Act Of Assembly.
WM. 5. fLUhE,
Dec. 80, 1859. Sheriff
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Last Noiiee,

THE store books of Jacob Reed, and those Of
Reed Il Minnie, are eating old. and must nov be
closed. The subscriber is anxious to all par
ties the expense of legal proceedings and therefore
calls upon all indebted having accounts unset
tied, TO cal at and settle up. Suits will GER
sainly be instituted against all neglecting this no.
tice after the 1st Of February next.
JACOB REED.
Dec. Q, 1855.
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A BOY WANTED.-In a clcIgymans f4mily of
IA about fourteen years old to remain two or
three years, who will he schooIed and provided for
as a son. One who is accustomed to horses. A
good honest hoy will find good situation. No
other need apply. Apply at this office.
Jan. %, 1860.
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NOTICE.-She hereas my wife Mary, having left
Y my bed and board, without just cause or provo
cation this is to all persons against harhoring
or trusting her my account, as | an determined
to pay no debts of her contracting
ALEXANDER SM It'll
St. Clair tp., Jan. q, 1860
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NJ Office is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ viii apply at next Term Of the Orphans
Court, for discharge from his Office of Admins
traitor of George Evans, late of Monroe Township
decd. JONATHAN HORTON,
Dec 30: 1859 Admir-.
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LuMBER.

TTAVING now on hand large supply and ffty-
IL thousand feet more to arrive, We shall be pre-
pared TO furnish builders with white ana yellow
pine boards, oak and pine scanting also shingles,
roofing aud Pastering Laths, in any quantity upon
the best terms. A. B. CRAMER & Co.
Dec. q, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-27

Go w W4GIdsALf teiI dsas- Il 'Da DRUGS, as, ALZlH
sd Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Sakanaz&
Stutfs, Oils Paints, Varnishes Turpen-.
@S-~ tine, Window Glass, Glassware, &c. Just
received large stock OF American, French, and
English .'erfumery. Also great variety of fine
Soaps for Toilet use. Tooth pastes, Hair Tonics,
Hair Dyes, that win colour various shades, from
light brown to a jet black, Tooth, Nail, Hair. Sha-
wing, and Clothes brushes, Combs. Pocket Knives,
Pocket Books PortmonDaits Segar cases, &C.,
Also, have and will keep constantly on hand a
supply of Coal Oil. Bgrnlng fluid and Canphine.
with great variety of the most modern and best
style OF coal oil and fluid lamps.
Pure Wines and Brandes for medical use, Fla
voring Extracts and Spices ofall Sorts Fine Segars
Snuffs, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
Having the agency for all the principal patent
medicines in use viii keep full supply constantly
on hand.
Also, dealer in Books, &C., consisting of Geo
graphical, Scientific, Religious. Poetical, Historical,
Law, Medical, School aud Miscellaneous Works in
connection with great variety OF plain and fancy
Stationery, Cap, Note, Post, and wrapping Paper,
Blank Books, of every size and quality, Diaries,
Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Note and Receipts.
Gg- Orders promptly flled and satisfaction guar
anteed. with regard both to price and quality.
~ Physicians, Prescriptions carefully and ao-
cUrately compounded OF all Aours Of the day or
night.
Deco, 1855.
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LIST OF PETIT JURORS

DRAWN for February Term, (2nd Monday. J
1860.
David S. BeFkstressor, Azariah q. Blackburn,
Jacob Carpenter, Levi IL. Diehl, Peter Dewalt
Lewis Evans, Philip Evans, Benz imin Ffick, Sam'I
Griffith, John S. Heniek, Michae Eillegas, Thomas
W. Horton, Michael Holderbaum, George Hillegas,
Nicholas Kegg John kcagy, Peter f. lie hman,
CART, Daniel Miller, John W. Mooie, Robert Mont
gsmefy, Abraharn Moses, Jacob A. Nicodemus.
David Over, David s. Peightal, Jacob Reed, Joseph
Riddle, Daniel SwarIsweIder, John Sill, Jacob
Stroninger, John Sproa /, Samuel Teeter, George
w Vickroy, John Weisel, Asa Williams, Samuel
Whip.
Jan. 90, 1860.
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BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS.

At Orphans
Court held at Bedford, in aud for the County Of
Bedford, on the 2lst day Of November, A. D.,
1859. before the Judges of the said Court
On motion of job Manu. ESD, the Court grant a
iule upon the heirs and legal representatives ot
Henry Steckman, late of Monroe Township, decd
to wit:
john Steckman, residing in Fulton County Pa.
Sarah, iutermarried with Join Mortimore, Philip
Sieckm IN. Jacob Steckmsn, Valentine Stech,ran
Peter Steckman, Henry S'eckman, residing in Rush
County, Indiana, Andrew Steckman, Elizabeth, in
tcrmarried with David Morris, Frederick Steekman
and James Stecf man. to be and appear at an Or
phans Court, to be held at Bedford, in and for the
County OF Bedford, on the secoed Monday 18th
day) Of February next, to accept refuse to take
the Real Estate of said deceased, at the vauat on
which has been valued and appraised. in pursu-
ance of a writ of partition valuation, issued out
of our said Court, and to the Sheriff of said Coun
y directed. show why the same should
not be sold.
<zPGMsFN In testimony whereof have hereGn-
e. EfSss9s@ TO set my hand and the seal of said
H ETFseS Court, ar Bedford the 30th day of
N&Ssa@SN November, A. D.. IS59.-
SAMUEL H. TATE,
ATTEST: Clerk
WM S. FLUok, Sheriff.
Dec. 80. 1859
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nhRPEh'S FERRY AGAIN!
TRAINS STOPPED ANOTHER TINE!
TO UNLOAD GOODS AT
FERGUSON g. MANSPEiKEK:A!t
VUST received another time and for sale cheaper
~ than ever splendid lot of Winter Goods. in
Guiding
Ledger Hats, IS cts. aud up,
DE Lanes, 10 cts. and UP,
CasinetrS, 3Ia cts. Ind up,
Broad CLOTHS $ 80 and up,
Doe Skin Casmer, 75 cts and up,
Shawl's of all kiuds S ! 90 and up,
Marino, 1Sa cts. and up,
Hoziery, including Gloves, Stockings &C., of ali
kinds.
GROCERIES, including
Coffee, l2a cts. and up,
Sugar cts. and up,
Fine white crushed, ~ and up,
Baking Moasses, 12a per quart,
Best Mould CaEIies, Is ets
and little of every thing
else in the Grocery line.
MEMS DEPARTMENT, including Understands
and Drawers, Gum Shoes, Shandes and
Buffaloe over shoes, Men Double Sole
Boots for winter at Sl.75 and up.
In the shoe Department included fer Ladies
Gentlemen and Children, all sorts and sizes and
prices as usual.
Sl,igh and Buggy Whips, Tobacco and Cigars OF
ali kinds from GRAyELY down.
Dec. 23 1859.
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MEW GOODS.
NHE undersigned have just opened
4 large supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

FALL AMI w In LII UOOIJD,
our stock will be found very full and
complete, including many kinds of
goods that are entirely new-the as
sortment we now offer is superior in
extent, variety, and cheapness-and
all who favor us with call may de-
pend upon being suited in price and
quality-we respectfully invite our
friends and customers to learn our
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
All kinds of Country Produce taken
for goods. A credit will be extended
to prompt paying buyers-and also to
customers who will cheerfuly settle
their accounts every January by cash
or note. These terms will be strictly
adhered to.
A. B. CRAMER & co.
Nov. 4. 1859.
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DISSOLUTION OF PiRTNERSHIP

~
FENHE co-partnersbip heretofore existing be-
A. tween the undersigned in the tanning and
mercantile business, under the name OF s. Shack
K Co., has this day January IA, 1860, been dissov-
I'D. AL persons indebted to said firm are notified
that their notes and accouEts in the hands of
Samuel Shuck to whom payment must be made
before the Tst day of March, prox., after that day
all claims will be placed in he hands Of the proper
officers for settlement and collection
GEORGE d. SHUCK,
JOSIAH d. SHUCK,
SAMUEL SaUCK,
WILLIAM W. SAUCK.
The undersigned having purchased the interest
OF George D. and Josiah d. Shuck, in the Tannery
and Store, have formed eo-paTtnershp anG will
carry the same under the name of s. and W.
W Shuck. The friends and customers OF the old
firm invited 10 give them call they are de-
teimined to keep first rate and well assorted
stock of goods and leather which they will sell at
the lowest prices Produce and an-bark taken in
exchange for goods or leather.
SAMUEL SHUCK,
WILLIAM W. SHUCK.
The business of making and repairing coaches,
&C., will lie carried heretofore by the subscri-
hers at their old stano, under the name OF George
d. Shuck, & Co.
GEORGE d. SHUCK,
JOSIAH ID. SHUCK.
Jan. 27, 1868.
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II H%7mM MIA, 10 John WhitBey. Peter +. Kess-
Nrnuh1ts55 Ter Leonard q Kessler. Thomas Gfif-
filth and The Huntingdon and Broadtop Mountain
Rail Road and Coal Company, and ell other persons
interested in the premises.
Greeting !;
We command and firmly enjoin you that laying
aside all business whatever, you and each of you,
he and appear before the Judges of the Court of
Con mon Pleas of the said County, to be held at
Bedford On the 18th day Of Febuary. A. d. $780,
to show cause. if any you have, why the witnesses
oa behalf - William II. Irwin James b. Lane.
G. Tayior iarlc, Mrs. Rebeeca Hunter, Mrs. Mary
a. h. Kennedy. Mrs. Nary N Hicklin, Isaac \ /.
Carter, Geo. w. Webb Jsmes X Webb, and Geo
". Nebb, Executors of the last will DC. of Edwin
3. Webb. ec'd. Henry Z. Leman, Guardian Of Susan
Il. Webb and George w Webb minor children, Of
John S. Webb, decd, Harriet K. Lane, John Mar
tin and Mary r. Martin, his wife, DIR. James s.
Lane, Hubbard B. Taylor and Alice T. Taylor, his
wlie, VIM. n. Lane, Willoughoy s. Webb, Wm
l.. Richie, WIN. s. Dowpey, Committee OF Alex
ander IL. Richey and James w Harding, Guardian
of Madison L. Richie, their complaint against
you, before said Court, duly exhibited, should
not be examined and thsir testimony reduced to
writing and fled of record in our said Court, ia
order to peipstuate the same, agreeaby to the
Constitution Of our Government ard the act of
Assembly ia such case made and and provided. -
And hereof fail net at your peril
Witness The Honorable +. VI. Kimmell Esquire,
President of said Court at Bedford, the DIST Gay OF
November, A. D. 1859.
SAM'L H. TATE,
Dec. g. 1859. Pr0it'y.
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BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS.


at an Orphans
Court held at BEDFORD in and for the County Of
Bedford, on the 2lsi dIy Of November, A. D.,
le5s BEFORE the Judges OF the said Court
On motion Of @. II. Spang, Esq, the Court
grant rule upon the heirs and legal representa-
tves Of John C!aar, the younger, late OF Bedford
Borough, deed, TO wit:
George CHAR, residing in The State of Michigan
VIM. Claar, residing in Ohio, Henry c. Claar, > Ohm
CLAIR AMI Margaret, wife of Rev. George
beckley, tie three last named residing III FREDERICK
County haryllnd, TO be ami appear ut an Or
phans' Court 10 be held at Bedford, in and for the
County OF Bedford, on the second Monday, 18th
day OF February next, TO accept, refuse take,
the real estate Of Said dcceas d, which has been
waived and appraised in pursuance Of writ OF
partition or valuation issued out of said Court.
ana to the Sheriff of said County directed or show
cat Sc why the same should not be sold.
rSa1sss-1A, e la testimony whereof have herran-
II E5%~~T. to set my hand and the seal Of the said
yszzaasls3 Court. at Bedford the 30th day of No
YeTlber, a. D., 1859.
SAM'L Fl. TATE,
Clerk.
Attest
WM. s. FLUKE, Sheriff.
Dec. 80, 1859.
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ENXECU TORS NOTICE.-Letters testamentary
IA having been granted TO the subscri oeIs, on the
Estate Of George Gelirr, late of Londonderry tp
jecd all persons indett ed to said Estate are notii
ed to make payment Immediately, and those having
clames against the same viii present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
ADAM GELLER, OF Juniatta tp.,
MILLER, of Londonderry tp.
Js3. % lc50. Executors
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On the 18th inst, WILLIE BowLEs, son of Adam
ID Ellen NJ. Ferguson, aged years and days.
saw one dewy mornings
Each one 3 little geml
Four tiny, lovely blossoms,
Hang on the parent stem.
looked again at even,
Aud my heart grew sad and sore;
One little bud had wlther'd,
The worm was at its core.
I saw one summer evening,
AS the sun sank in the west.
Four chirping little birdlings,
Within the parent nest.
/ looked again at morning,
For the storm had burst overhead
And of those tender nestlings,
One little bird vas dead.
/ saw four children cluster,
Around the parent hearth
Joyous and bright and happy
So full Of infant mirtb
/ looked again to see them
The glad home fire beside;
But one bi ight face was missing,
One cherub boy had died.
All, me I cried in sorrow,
Ii is ever thus with earth
Pleasure to-day, Tomorrow
Bereavement, morning, dearIh.
Our flowers are ever fading
Our bright things all decay;
Scarce do we clasp our treasures,
Ere they ara torn away.
But, list voice is sayias
This place is not your rest -
To Ae here ever staying
II ould make US quite un5est.
Wheos flowers here ali are blooming,
Hath none in paradise
Who has no gems IN glory
viii scarce 10 glory Tiss
Then RET oae, lift above sou
Your :.heagt with anguish riven -
Your little birds angel;
Your blossom Blooms in heaven.
G. y Il
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PUBLIC SALE 0F
BEDFORD FORGE
AND
LEMN los IRON w ks.


FNHE undersigned viii dispose OF, at Public
i Sale at the aouse OF James Beekwith, ia the
town of Hopewc Bedford County Pa,
TUESDAY THE 21Sr DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY, NEXT,
the valuable IRON PROPERTY. known as Bed
ford Forge and Lemnos Iron Works, situate in
Hopewell Township, and within short distance of
the Huntingdon and Broad Top Rail Road.
The Improvements at Bedford Forge, consist of
Il nsY Forge, (nOw in operation with sheet iron
roof, Coal House, Saw Mill, large number OF
Houses for hans S, a fine Mansion House, good
Barn and Stables. The tract Of land on which these
improvements erected contains about, 23z
ACRES, and is good arabic land, having consid-
cradle qaaltity of land cleared, and in good
OF cultivation. There is, also, this tract, very
extensive and valuable vein OF fossil iron ore, and
one bank opened Attached TO this property there
is another farm of valuable land, containing about
1000 ACRES, and veins of iron ore running
through the whole Of it
The improve ments at Lemnos, consist Of a Char.
coal Furnace, (now in bldst,) Forge, Mansion
House, Store House, Houses for hands, Stables,
etc, etc. The ore bank, one vein of hematite aad
the other of fossil, belong this property.
tain iron of the best qnauity, and of vast extent
The timber lands attached To this propery contain
about 800 ACRES, of which 900 Acres are
good arabic land aud can be converted into excel
lent farms
The above lands viii be sold together or in par
eels 70 sun purchasers
u Drafts. diagrams, and full de escuptIon OF
iands, WIN be furnished and exhibited to bidders
on the day o. sale.
AT the same time there Wiii be sold all the per-
sonal property belonging Lemnos Iron orks,
cobslSihg "i large quantity OF rig Metal, Muie
teams, " agons Harness, Forge and Furnace tools,
Sture Goods, Household Furniture, &c, &C. &c.
% The sale peTemtory, and viii commence at /
O'Clock, +: Nj, and viii be continued from day to
day MI all Is sold
TERMS 10 SUIT purchasers, and will be made
krown ON day OF sale. \ liberal credit will be al
| lowed. JOHN CESSNA.
Jan. y, 1860
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"a lAi E9ENi OF the lh&hces oI tue beaioIo
~ ana otoystoWh turnp ke ioaG company ior the
year ending "a January looO.
| Balance IN the treasury at settlement %
Amount OF toll money received during the
year, 1891 ,o9a
-
81 ol6, 10
---
Expenditures during the year 1859.
By amount Of counterfeit nor ey defaced
and burned S13S, As
By Dividend made Of half per cent 9TH
March 1854 737 90
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LIST QP CAUSES.

DpT down for trial at February Term, 18th day }
H. 1860.
o. E. Shannon, VS. John L. Fletcher,
james Patton, s' David Stoner, OF al
Thomas j. Horton, Sc A. w. Evans,
Jan es Patton, s' Jacob Longcnecker
james Entriken, Sc D.. Washabaugh, ct al
K. NJ. Lemmons, use G. w. Rickelsop,
Jacob Reghert, Sr. g JOHN Burns, ct al
II. w. Smith, Sc j. NJ. Vanhorn, ct al
Jacob Scanebly g David Stuckey, ct al
Egnatius Brand David Sluckey, ct al
Richard Haywood, ct al 81 Henry Clnppee
Samuel Barnhart, The Cham'g 3D. T. Co.
Mary Bailey's use, 50 Simon Brumbaugh,
VIM. ManspeaIler, s' Ostcr 4 Gun,
Daniel Fore, x } 5. Robson, ct al
George G Walker, q Jacob Witt,
g. A Levitt 4 Co. use, George Megraw.
S. II. TATE. Pruth'y.
Proth's Office, Bedford, Jan. 20, 1860.
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On Friday, tbs 20th inst, Mr. A. r. CRANE, in
the 57th year of his age.
Mr.. CIaine Lad been for many years previous to
his death q resident Of Bedford County. He WIS
regarded as highly esimablo by those who
wee long and intimately acquainted with him.
Kind and courteous in his intercourse with 9TH
ers and in all the relations of life Of irreproach-
able character, bis spt,dtn decease is widely felt
and sincerely mourned. He was a consistent
menbeT Of the Presbyterian church in Bedford.
His LIST days were charactcrlzei by great peace
OF miuds ahd calm rosi1naton 20 the viii of
God. lie seemed to have a clear apprehension Of
the plan Of salvation, and mistaken confidence in
the love and faithlgluess of Chgis. 10 the writer
he repeatedly said: Il cling to Jesus He is my
only hope. He will not leave me nor forsake me''
And Row, his sutferings ended, we trust he has
entered into rest, 'sAnd / heard voice from
heaven, saying unto me. Write, Blessed are the
dead which die in the Lord from benceforth YEA
saith the spirit, that they may rest from their la
bors and their works do follow them"
On the 7th inst, in Napier Township Mrs. Ella
NORA. wife Of David Border, aged 90 years.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-27

A UDITOR'S NOTICE The undersigned, APP
"A pointed by the Orphans Court to distribute
the htIai ce in the hands of o. Il. Shannon, Esq,
admir- Of Philip Ickes, late of Uniou Township,
decd, will attend TO the duties of said appoint
ment, at his Office, in Bedford, on THURSDAY, the
26th dav of January, next, at ! O'Clock, z. M,
where all interested may attend.
J. w. LINGEMFELTER,
Dec. 80, 1859. Auditor.
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Administrators Notice.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE Letters of
IN Administration having beer granted, TO the
undersigned, on the Estate OF Elizabeth Blackburn,
late of Napier Township, decd, all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby requested to make imme-
didte payment, and those having claims against the
same will present their accounts properly authent
Gated for set tenent
JAMES If. BLACKBURN,
JAM 10, 1860. Admir-.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-27
McCULLEY & ORRICK,
SUCCESSORS TO
SKFRHVER 81 CO.
Forwarding & Commission Merchants,

TUE ULU CV1
NE.0R THE n. r.. DEPOT.
CUMBERLAND, md.
AGENTS FOR THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO..
rENHE undersigned, successors to the late firm OF
Il SHRIVER Il CO., FORWARDING AND Con-
MISSION MERCHANTS, win continue the business I'M
der The name and style of MoCULI4EY Il OkRlCh,
at tho old stand, near the X. X. Depot; and take
occasion assure the frieg,ds and patrons of the
old firm, that nothing shall De left undone on their
part TO meIit, What they respectfully ask, con
tinuancc of the tronage that has been for twelve
years past extended 10 the iote firm of SoHKvER
Go. They deem IL scarcely necessary to add,
that their facilities for forw4rdng goods, cannot be
eanalled in the city.
VIM. Il. NcCULLEY,
JAMES G. ORRICK.
CaRb,i.su5, sd. Jan. 2T, la6o-ew'
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HUNTINGTON 4 BAOlDTOP R. R.

sessSsgTlssssiIS
H. s s.ss sss azz HESs szssI.g,
NN ami after Monday November 14;h, the Pas
" sEsGER TRAIN between HoPEwELL AND HUNT
INGDON, will leave, and arrive follows -
Leave HUNTINGDON for HopEwELL, al 40, A. NJ :,
Leave HoPEwELL Tor HUNTISGDoS, at 10 20, ''
Connecting with NAIL TRAIN EAST ON PESNA K. X
at 10 p. NJ, aid arriving in PHILADELPHIA at 10.
25 p. NJ. The Train from HUNTINGDoN at 40
A. M, connects with EXPRESS TRAIN WEST on Penna
r. K.
J.J. LAWRENCE, Sapi.
Huntingdon, Nov. Is, 1859.
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NOTICE TO CREDIT0RS.-Letterst testament
~ tary having been granted by the Register of
Bedford County, TO the Undersigned, upon the
Estate OF Tbos. McCreary, decd, late OF Napier
tn, al persons indebted to said Estate are hereby
notified TO make immediate payment aad those
having claims will present them properly authent-
Gated for settlement.
HENRY TAYLOR,
THOS. MeCREARY,
Jan. 20, 1860. Executors.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-27

StTATEDENT of the Finances of tie Bedford
~ and StoyStown turnpike road Company for the
year ending I'd January 1860
Balance in the treasury at settlement Sd
January 1853, 1921. $50
Amount OF toll money received during the
year, 1891. .898
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BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS.

TIE Commonwealth Of Pennsyiva'
mia, 10 John Whitney. Peter +. Kess-
Ter Leonard .G Kessler. Thomas Gfif.
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Drugs and Books.
H. C. REAMER,
Juiiana Street, Bedford, Pa,
EEF. M HOLESALE and re- lyDElH
Wv tail dealer in Drugs, ksEV

(4tfe Stand formerly occupied By Or. F. C. Reamer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06
TURKEY.

Sangunary disturbances had taken place in Albania.
The Dragoman Of the Austrian Consulate had been
at easinated at Scutsr The Abanians, in virtue of
their p,ivleges had refused to pay the taxes or to
contribute the conicrpon both of which the Chris
tians refused TO bear alope. 1t was rumored that
dispatch had been received announcing the outbreak
of an instruction at Smy rna and the assassination OF
public functonares but the correctness OF this ne Us
.was doubted
Tbe:Giand vizier had arrived at Shumla On his
journey thither be dismissed imprisoned several
Turkish and some Greek functionares, for abuse Of
their authority.
The Porte had cent Vely Pasba to Beyrout, as ex-
binary commissioner in order to institute an In
quiry.
The army was exasperated at not having received
its arrears of pay, and military revolt was appre-
hended. The ambassadors bad concerted and sent
identical instructions the different consult ia Syria,
in order to prevent fresh disaster. Fifteen hundred
houses had been burnt in the Turkish quarter Of Con-
stantinople.