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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY GLASGOW AND LIVER
- poOl.Thc Montreal Ocean steamship COmp,ny's irst
class full powered Clyde built steamer HBkNIAN, Capt
Grange, carrying the Canadian and United States mails,
will sail from Quebec next Saturday, July 81 Rates Of
passage from New YorkFrst class according to accom-
odatons $40 aud $s5 sccrage found with cooked pro.
visions $50 Certificates issued for bringing out passen
gers from all the principal towns in Great Britain and Ire
land at very low For passage apply NJ % Broad
way, New York. SABEl SEARLE, General Agents.
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET. APPLY AT NO AMI
I ty street, FIST marble stoop from Broatway.
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I0UNTRY ROARD--WITEllN ONE THIRD OF A MILE
~ OF Cozens landing, West Point A few FIRST class
hoardefs can be accommodated For terms inquire of
~ i. RILEY on the premises, who is permitted TO refer
TO Elisha Brooks Broadway and Grand street and 10 g.
Briggs, Proprietor OF the Brandreth House, n Y.
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STEAMBOATS,.

YIyIIE STEAMBOAT LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP
i daily at 81 p. NJ, for Bayiis Dock, Great Neck,
Sands Point Glen Cove Oyster Bay, 1oyds Dock, East
Neck and Northport Fare 70 Great Neck aud Lands
Point, 10 cents; TO Glen Cove, 20 cents
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4 T 66 NASSAU SrRtET--A HONlGMAN, DIAMOND
N Broker, makes liberal advances on Diamonds,
Watches, Jcwory &c, buys them at full value at his
private office, 90 Nassau street, room No q up stairs
business confidential.
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COUNTRY BOARD.-A FEW PERSONS CAN De &C.
~ commodated with good Board al moderate terms, IN
pleasant location the Sound ,One hour and quarter
by steamboat from New York good bathing and fishing
Fer further particulars apply at las West Twenty fourth
street between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
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assasa1aar
FINANCIAL.

UGUST BELMONT co, BANKERS NO. 80 WALL
"A street New York, ISSUE letters OF credit to travellers
available In all ui Europe, through the Messrs Rps-
child, of Paris London, Frankfort Vienna, Naples and their
cOTrpspOnlents,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

A FEW PARTIES, MARRIED OR SINGLE, CAN FINI
n very fine Rooms, With Board, In the splendid man
No ~ East Fourteenth sfreet Rooms large and airy
baths pantres &c. Prices to suit Dinner at six.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

NOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT AT THE CORNER or
Il First and South Third streets, Williamsburg,
pied as grocery and liquor store, long established Lot
25x10O. Price 50 800 Inquire Of W. LONEY, 65 Fourth
street, Williamsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LADIES, II
Il let. with or without Board at 90 Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

EtANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
~ 5s5 BROADWAY
The leading place Of Amusement Ia the city.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALF
Tho most costly fitted up place Of Amusement 10 ~
world.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL
Always having Choice OF Talent arriving the city.
naturally engages all the Real Artists.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALF
Constantly changing the company ding to the vesass
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALF
With company who have not been shifted about frsD
one house 10 another, but who really fresh.
A. HERNANDEZ,
Undoubtedly the versatile performer In the weird.
His truly great acts OF the
DANCING MASTER,
THROWING THE KNIVES
Secretng himself in box OF dimensions small y
astonish every one. His surprising feats 90 tho
MAGIC RINGS,
And bis wonderful pantOmimc performances place bin
at the head OF hts profession
SAM SHARPLEY,
Sam Sharpley sam Sharp'ey, Sam ShaFpiY,
SAM SHARPLEY,
The gentleman who has been long and favorssiy
sHARrIEYs MINsTRELs,
The most popular Troupe ever formed
MR. SiIARPLEY
Is one Of the few men out Of the great number whS pro
Mons pUvERNEY,
Mons. DUvERNEY,
Late OF Niblo's the CelebI ated ContOrtonist makes
third appearance this evening.
THE BEAUTIFUL BALLET
Produced under the drnItlon Of II. Grossi
NOricE Monday next first earance OF another greAs
star, -
The well known and favoritc Ethiopian performer, wis
has engaged ut immense salary fer the purpose
keeping the Canterbury ahead Of all other places q
amusement in the city a. regards novelty
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LOAN OFFICES.

T 4sO BROADWAY.-HENRY HYMAN, DIAMOND
n aud Watch Broker, advances Diamonds set or
unset; Watches Plate and Jcwery, or buys the same at
their full value for cash. at IT. HYMANS, 4s0 Broadway,
second floor, auctioneer and broker.
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A VERY DESIRABLE SHORE FRONT FARM, 1865
n acres 40 miles on Long Island; nearly built
ngs and large well finished; 80 wood balance cul
tivated good water and fruit good soil fishing, fowng
&c. X. BLAKE, Ia Chambers street.
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DOARD ON BROOKLYN HElGHTS.-PLEASANT AC-
ID commodations for families single gentlemen can
be had in small private family by applying at IL Poplar
street. Location good and near Fulton ferry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

DOARD WANTED.-A YOUNG MARRIED LADY DE-
ID sires Board in the country for six months
within hours ride OF this city, In private family ,
there other boarders it must b. convenient
either steamboat landing railroad station. Terms
must be moderate. Address, stating terms, location
mode of access, IA, J. Taylor box 205 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
INOK CAMP SCUTT.
L STATEN ISLAND. DIRECT
ANTHOLOGY.

A BONA FIDE AsTR0IoGisT MADAME WILSON
N tells the object OF your visit, gives magic charms
good luck FOR life, free Of charge; tells all events Of
epast present and future, consultations on business,
sickness marriage courtshp, travelling &c She is the
most wonderful astrologist of the age Give ~ a call
you will not regret IT, lS9 Allen street doors from
Stanton the door Charge for LADIES' and gentle
men SO cents. Beware Of imposition
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DOARD-IO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, IN
ID private family, large and very pleasant front
Room, second floor, with pantry and bath room
attached Also small Rooms. Stages pass the
door. Apply at 80 Amity street
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CORPORATION LOAN OF $500 900 IN AID OF THE
~ families of volunteer soldiers ON the city Of New
York, engaged in defending the integrity of the national
Union.
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TVOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA
first class steamer will leave New York the st 18th
and 2st OF each month"; except when these fall
day when the day Ut departure will be the Monday fol-
lowing.
For freight passage apply at the only Office No Bowl
ing Green. D. b. ALLEN, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

DRYANTS' MINSTRELS-IALL CLOSED FOR RIB.
ID pairs painting &c will reopen about the hrs Of An
gust the company nee an en- cement the Boatos
Mu seum on the Z2d, for one week. ..o-,,-,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

INOR SAIE-$iO0 WILL BUY LONG LEASE OF A
IL fine new Dwelling, together with splendid Saloon,
with stock and fixtures has fine garden good yard and
stable; on thorough business corner. Rent $40 APP.
ply Immediately to j. q STEURELfIN, ~ Chatham
street, up stairs.
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FOR SALE.

nRUG ST0RE-D0lNG FAIR BUSINESS FOR SALE
Il cheap FOR cash, Partner will be taken easy
10 A good chance for man with a small capital.
Call this day at 373 First avenue.
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Passengers alstorwaTued To avre Bremen, ROtter-
dam, Antwerp, &c. ut equally low rates.
Persons wishing to bring their friends can buy tick
cts here at the following rates 10 New York-trom ~,
verpO0i Queenstown first cabin, $I5, $50 and los.
6teerage from Liverpool $40; from Queenstown, $50.
These steamers have superior accommodations Tor pas
6enges and carry experienced surgeons They are built
In water tight Sections and have patent tire annl-
tors on boayA.
For further information apply at the company's Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, is Broadway, n Y.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-WITilN AN HOURS
" ride Of the city, for gentleman wife, three young
children and not to exceed SO week will stay
the winter II suited Address with fullest particulars X
Y. H., box . $50 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

(NOUNTItY BOARD WANTED--F0R A LADY AND GEN.
~ teman, by the LIST Of August, good, plain country
bonrd farm where there other boardcrs, mast
be in healthy location any where within 200 miles of
New York city where there Is good bathing and tsing
preferred. Address, with full particulars of location,
terms &c, A. G.. station Post office, New York city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

A DVANCFS ON DIAMONDS, PLATE, WATCHES &C. i,
q will buy the same for cash, at his private rooms
}. H. BAlliNGER, 2l2 Broadway, room 10, up stairs
n BThc highest price paid for Diamonds, loose or set
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

ttCr0 FOR SALE, WELL STOCKED AND
tW.te)Us nc.iy aited up Grocery ana Liquor store
with dwelling attached location excellent; appearance
and trade inviting Business men here is opportunity
Must 60 this week. Inquire OF d. BURKE, Auctionoer
1876 Bow ry.
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DEAD THIS "A PHREN0, 0cisT AND AsTRoI oGisT
III tha, beats the world and s. 900 for any one
who equal Miss WELLINGTON, who is acknowledged
be the Only lady IN lis city who trUthfpy gives
formation concerning n5ses lawsuits Journeys, absent
friends love courtsh'p marriage, health, wealth and
who viii reclaim drunken ard unfsithiuI husbands Miss
W IL the oly person IN this city VITO has the genuine
Roman and Arabian toeu for love good luck ard all
business affairs and are aran'ees Tor life Delay
consult this naturally gied lnd beautiful young lady
Lucky numbers given. ally respectable city refe
rences be seeD At her rcsderce l0l Sixth avenue
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y snf bGs ness medium, having returned 10 town can
he consulted as Gsai Al bis rooa so Bond Pub.
Tic circle .hss ("ednesaay) evening, at O'Clock.
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A YOUNG WliOW, LIVING ALONE, DFSIRES TO
IN meet some benevolent gentlemen who will loan her
$50 Sat siactory security given. Such may address
Emma, box $40 Herald office.
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COUNTRY BOARD wANTEp-FOR LADY AND
" gentleman where there other boardes or chill
dreu and questions asked farm, and with widow
lady preferred Address, with full particulars, f. NJ f,
Union square Post Office
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DOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWt
ID single persons, have Board, with pleasan
Rooms having gas BATH hot and cold water, &c, at No
~ East Slxteslth street. Union square Terms IS
$l2 per week, according to Rooms required. !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

(tOUNTRY SEAT AND TWELVE ACRES OF LAND FOR
~ sale at auction, by PED COLE, auctioneers,
Wednesday July "a ut IL O'Clock, al 343 Fulton street.
Brooklyn. This place is situate the Brooklyn and ia
maica turnpike, miles from Fulton ferry accessible
hourly by stages from East New York. by from
South ferry Hunters Point. Dwelling House Gothic
STYLE 36x40 barn stable and outbuldngs per.
feet order; complete in every way; terms easy Two
thirds of the purchase money can remain.
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DOARD WANTED.--A YOUNG LADY, WHO Is FULLY
ID competent TO teach the principal ornamental branch
wishes to give lessons three four hours per day
NJ l.. W., Herald office.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN-A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL
ID receive few Boarders in very pleasant house and
hne location not far from the navy yard Best references
required. Apply,at 125 Sands street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

LNOUR HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP ONE Is A BEAU.
IL tiful bright bay, years DID, wagon horse;
valuable dark gray family Horse years cd two power
full strong work Horses, all warranted Apply at No.
Essex street, in the coal yard.
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DOARD.-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
ID panries gas hot and cold water, to let with Board.
The neghborhood pleasant and convenient to and
stages. Dinner at 0. Apply at 81 West Twentysixth
street, Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

n n EI.DRIDGE STREET MADAME wIpeEI CLAIR.
on voysn, and gifted Spanish lady unvo.ls the mys.
,eTies Of u'gry love, marriage abson, friends, sick.
ness, prepares medicines Tor All disease tells lucky
numbers, properly lost or stolen, &c.
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MADAME RAY. 260 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
Nl Twenty seventh street surprises all who visit Der
The SICK troubles and unucky should test her powers
sne tells your very thoughts lucky numbers, Iosses
Lades, 25 cent?; gentlemen, so cents.
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A FEW HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
N in suits single, may DO obtained by gentlenau
AID wife single gent.enen house has all modern i'm
PROV ments Apply at 20 West Eleventh street,
Broadway Dinner at q.
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DROOKLYN HElGHTS.-PARTTAL BOARD FOR GEN
ID tcmcn, at 81 Cranberry street, between Willow and
Columbia. Very desirable double and single rooms, with
and gas Situation convenient Wall street and
Fulton ferries.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
PU BIC N.HLE
0F kEil, hNTiTE.

ID ! vir u OF orsiet of tbs Orphans Court of
- Be ford County. there will Do sold on the
premises, on Saturday ri day of November, nexs,
at O'Clock OF said DAY, the following Real
Estate, late tue property Bcnj .nin Wigfcld,
decd.
Oue tract Of land situate iu South lppton Town
shp Bedford County, u j Hning lands OF Phhip
Clrgmau, John Moss ahi Will lm Wigdeli ami
otners, unimpIUved aad Well timOerei, with white
pine and other tinl5p-, containing l49 more
or less.
Tine other tract Of land 10 same township; sd-
j lining lands of phinp Chngman. Jonn WIgi IL
aud others containing 29 acres, dnmprJved
AstcIidan. will glveu AID IelnIs made known
on day of sale ny
Adm-r OF BFNJ. WIGFIELD, dec ].
Oct. 4, 1861.
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pnhlIe Sale
OP TiLUiBLR RBIL ESTiTR.

THE Subscribers. executors of the last will aud
4 testament Of Rnehsrt Rel,logir, late of South
woodbury. TUwnnhip, Bedford County dec d. br
virtue of the power given to them By said WILL wsl
expose to sale by public venduo or outery On
THURSDAY, THE l4TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A. D.. 1851, at the late residence of sad deceased.
10 said Township, the following described Real La
tate viz:
A tract of lana situate in said Township Of South
Toooberry, cortsiniDe about
ONE HUNDRED end SEVENTY .4cRFS.
being the mansion property of said decd adjoining
lsEds Of David l.. Replogle, Christian Koehendar-
fer and David B;umbaugh, with about 125 acres
cleared ana Under ience. Tbe improvements sre Il
good Log Framsd q House two Sturi high wtl
frame kitchen attached, lrgs srlme l,arn a lar2,
wagon shed. stone spring house, frame blsck-
smiths and carpenttr's shop, smoke house dry
house, carriage slto and orchard Of y,ry choice
fruit There Hie also al on the properly a good
stoEe tefant house and stable. It is one Of the
hest and most completely improved farms in Nor
risOn's Cove. The land IS limestone and is in q
high state Of cultivation and is wel watered having
ct lesst seven never falling springs upon it. and al
together the properly is one Of the most excellent
aRd desirable in this section of the state.
ALSO, tract OF timber land. situate 10 said
township, coBtaiDiug about forty four acres, Ad-
joining lands of David o. Hoover, David Stuckey
and Others. This tract viii be divided and offered
in three pieces, or together TO suit purchasers.
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. of
said day. Drafts OF tue lands will he exhibited
aud tie terms Of sale msde Known on day Of sale
DAVID H. KtPLOGLE,
John L. REPL0GLE,
Executors of the last will &C..
OF Richard Reploge, decd.
-.
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PUBLIC S4LE
OF i.EAI ESTATE.
Oct. 4 1861.

BY virtu, of an orirT af Jhe Orpirns' Court q.
b ford County the sd seiia.r vii If r Al Pu liz.
Sal eH the pr misses 81. C.aryiii in ~
CHR Township in said Conatv on ShTUkDa aY
THE 18TH pay OF OCtOBER. nj XII. a t,ll .s
and lot of ground. stalte in Saff fnwasilp lit-
the property of Joseph G river, tec'.i boanlle,i
bv l,nd Of Dr. s. G. Stailer Gcnrg- iiOe,I, Tin.
aud Henry Beckiey, containing iour acres The
location of his property is desirable one. making
it worth the attention OF any one wishing com
f,ftable home. being in slgit Of lie vitge OF ST.
Cearvilla, near the BEDFORD road. The im,,roS, :
men's are LARGE fWD STORY FRAME
HOUSE. anc rrahe thir: al,aa wash house .Bi
r.rltmers Sipp, p,wif ,ua,l,,r st,r attach d. wilh
. - ". vs wa' r .r lty Il ar tie gi,ui,1 being
Ill :'cl 9e't with posi- ald i4i 1cncc IA psrt, s l
wi.h cio,e fT.ft tfces.
TERMS lash
Sale 10 commence a 10 e'cock A ii
MIGHAEL wLRTZ
Sept. 1861. Ainl,r.
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REGINTRR'S NOTION.

A LII persons interested, art hereby notified, that
IN the following named account ants, have filed
their accounts in the Registers Office, of Bedford
County and that the same will be presented To tEr
OrlEans' Court, inland ior ssie County, on Tues
day, ihs l9:h aay VI November next. al the Cea.t
Bouse. in btdf ri ftf co f nation.
he account OF D MEL uns, Ad nipistrator 81
the estate OF Wilh.m Young, late of hope~ell
Township, decd.
The account Of Davii Miller, Esq, AdmitiStra
tor of tie Of Melchor Fisher, lats vi AArEi
son Township, deed.
The account OF Jacob Fisher, Guardian Of
Amanda Hammer, now ArnaLda Sleek. minor
Child of John Hammer, decd
The account of Martin Boor, Administrator Of
The estate Of Mary Ann Bocr, late of Lunibelland
Vale. Township. ier'd.
he atccUut ui William Keeffe. Adm illustrator,
Wit It's vi uia xed. ul i,L1 ke is, ate Of Bed
ford Township, 4ec
s.H 1AIE. kegstr.
heg.ster's flee, b,efaa. Oct 25, .ool.
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NOTICE OF lpQUISi7IOy.


tE ilk - psnie S'.,g'a"r, Iate Of Monroe
w liip 3 dtorl e at,ty, DE- d. died,
ser4ss IS 7.la liHwiag Real Estate - wit:
oae raet OF land, being The l5insi1n pi ,ce cor.
tnnitg one letiiTrd ar islty acres iiJrn or hess
SiIu'te ia Mamsoe FoNasbi1, sad C5antv et a
iofd, aiorrsasa leaFiss -ss4g, hclrs. or The
cbiliren of ae.s, TO wit; Mary. tniernaFrird With
JUhu Garljek, who died nd afterwards was marri d
Hith John naH and dead, leaving issue
seven hii1ren, viz Ailm, Daniel, Catharine
sarah, Barbara, Abraham, and Nicholas Gafiick
Washington hall and Margaret Hall, II residing in
Bedford County, except Dani,l Gar lex, whose
residence is unknown. Nicholas Sleighter, Sophia
widow Of James &. Mcfarland, deed, John
Slrghter, D ;nel Seighter, Louisa Anna, intermal
ried with relay Msrcley, Matilda, intermarried
with H. Fei8ht Rachel. who intermatried
VIII 4 n III an 'iarlick, aud is now dead, lea7ihg
ISSUE three children 10 wit Joseph, Cdtharine aud
Petet Gaf k J"s. si.,.i -, AL residing 10 Bedlori
Z nny md " itrn Sieisi.ter, residing in Blair
CaaGty. C4iierl.ia.
n 5tice is Therefore hereby given that il puFsu-
aHce oi a writ OF z srttioa Valuation al.
rected, wih proceed 10 holi llqaisifion az
Valuation ON inc pre.ases. on fnesiiy tile g "a
da, Of 0cto er, 1861, when and siiere all parties
may attend if they see proper;
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff.
SheriH's Office, Bedford, Oct. 4, 1851.
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Allegheny Male
AND
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY,
Rain burg, Bedford 30. s'a

CHARLES II. GERE, a. B. ETiaGipai
MISS \, l.. BRTM, Preceptress.
MISS l.. J. BRIN Teacher on Piano Forte.
THIS Institution, under the supervision cf the
above named persons assisted by other competent
teachers Ii antS full course in Mathematics
Neutral Sciehce,. Languages, and Bellies Letters.
ln Muse. Painting, &c. il gives extended instruc
zion. The winter term opens 1lct. 18th Students
admitted az any time.
Habits of health, system, and promrtness, views,
morai, social and domestic are here plade pronni-
nent objects OF edueation.
That the physical POWERS, well as the mental
may be cultivated, Calisthenc exercises are necrs-
sary-here the students meet each day for syste
matte exercise.
SD 80 will pay for beard including furnish d
room, room rent, fuel, and tuition in common
English per term of eleven weeks. Extras. at
moderate charges, even less than heretofore, OF
the circular cans for
Students prepared for the highest classes in
Coirge.
For circulars, particulars, address.
CHARLES liERE,
Rainsburg, Bedford C, uniy Pa.
Dec 81, 1860.
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PUBLIC SIZE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

t1Y vitue 81 an oritt OF HE OrI.li4us' C art of
A0 5cdi.ud County, the und :gn,! will OH r N
Public Sale, on taepremiSes, in S"uta Wuodb rrs
Towns ~. Nh
SATURDAY, 9TH OF NOVEMBER. NEXT.
the following ,ss,rhed Real Est,te. WIS a T. e.
OF Lard, uejniting Da,i L. heEl gle on "a, T. u
David Il. Miller, OF tie North ani est, ,,,l
Christian Eyersiu ON the Snufh contauus six,
eight acres, more less. There is an orehard +
choice fruit and good running water upn, tue
properfy-aiso Dive ling House aud Blacksmith
Sh0p. thereon erected.
TERMS made known nn iay OF s.le.
DAVID I. MILLER,
Admir- Of thu Estate ef Susanuah Miller, decd
Odt. 4, 1851
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nLNNllLTiAN.

FENaE 6rE heretofore cxstl1g and trading under
a the name and title Of j. NJ. Shoemaker n Co.,
Las been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons knowing themselves indtbtess 10 said
irfn will call ]. N Shoemaker is authorized
to settle tie books aid notes of said firm. All ac-
counts not settled by the lst of December, 1861
viii lie plsced in the hands of an officer for COL
lection. A word TO the wise is sufficient.
J. 81. SHOEAAMER, x CO.
Bedford, Oct. II, 1861
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
.aUDITOR.S .NOTICE.

IN The matter Of tie citation to Jacob Biddle,
Trustee of Peter Biddle, to tlle an account Of his
trust. The undersigned appointed by the Court OF
Common Pleas of Bedford County, TO take the
evidence, fae the facts, aud report the to the
aforesaid Coutt. wiz st for The purposes bis ap-
le.prmeut. 1t his flee in the Borough Of Bedford,
on Tuesday, the 5sh d1y Of NovcIDuer, next, at 10
oclack. A. n. waen ard where, ali parties inter
eSted arc notified TO attend
JOHN PALMER,
Oct 25, 1861. Andlor.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
PAoTAoNo TaRHs NorIeE.

NOTICE is hrrebs gwen that the unit I
VIM. Trout, committee Of Nicho;as Boor. iunl-
tic has been lied in ihe Piotbonotary's Office, and
tie same viii lie presented TO the Cput III Celumon
Pleas, IN and for said County, for coadrm4tioa.
Tuesday, the l9sh day OF November, mkt
s II. TA1E, Pioth'y.
ProihY,s Office Oct 25 1861.