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N0TICE oF- INQUISITfON.

WHEREAS, Elisha Smith, one Of the heirs Of
James Smith, late OF Southampton Township. pre-
sented petition setting forth that said James
Smith, lately died, leaving widow, Naomi and
Issue, twelve heirs the representatives. of heirs,
viz john RESTING in Fulton GouuJg, Pa, Elisha,
tbe petitioner, Hetty Moss, intermarried with
Phiiip u oss, Precilla iUtermarried with William
Nigdeld, oily Murphey, deceased, leaving hns-
hsYtd Jas. Mnrpheys and issue five children, TO
Wit; Sarah, James, Philip, Elias and Jolyi HarTi-
SON Gideon, Harvey, Sarah nteImarried with Hem
~ Smith. Morgan, Mathew, now dead, leaving five
children 10 wit, Sarah, James, Philip, ard Enie n
usl who resides in Fulton County. The other heirs
reside in Bedford County except Morgan, his
heirs, Whoie residence is unknown Taat said u-
testate died sci zed Of three tracts Of land, viz;
The Dicken tract on mansion piece, containing
four hundred aud forty acres, adjoining lands OF
Geo. Nay, Lees lands, James Penn and otaers.
One other tract containing about sxty-six acres,
adjoining tie above tract and Lewis Miller One
ether tra5t, containing about ifty Ave asses, adj
Joining Lees iands; u situate II said Townships cf
southampton.
Notice is. thegefare, hereby given thit in peFsu-
a4ce OF writ Of partition. or valuation 10 me
dlected I VIII proceed TO holi Inqusition or
valuation, the premises, on Thursday, the 10ih
day of April, 1862, when and where all parties iu-
/ teIesed MY aAen2 ii they see proper.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff.
sHERiFFs oFFIcE,
March IA. 1852
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PUBLIC SALE

There viii TIC sot a. pa3sic sals on the premises.
oN TaURSD.4Y THE saOTH or MARCH,
the following desc riped property viz:
q karn tuate IL 5uniaIa Ip., Bedford Ceunty
lying en iiie 5ahnst0wH RotI, mile west or
turns @ii. cont tang ll2 acres, more OF less, be-
longing e hAfy Bufas, widow, aud David Evans,
Esq with aheut 50 acres cleared aud under fence,
with 10 acres of hrstrate meadow, the improye-
ments ara good rough cast House, ana Bank
Barn, also, other ont buildings with good orch
ard u ehaiee fruit Of all&iuds; also. good well
at The door with pump in II, also, stream cf
water running through the place.
The onetA md 70 be paid in hend, and the balance
to suit purchasers
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock Of said day.
MARY BURNS,
DAVID EXANS,
Feb. u. lSG2 LII
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PIBLIG NiLh
ia DANLEL sLEIeHTER.s


REAL ESTATE In MONROE TOWNSHIP
p9Y virtue Of au order Of the 0rphaus' Ooart OF
Id Bedford county, the undersigned viii otief for
sale tAe premises, ia Monroe township on
Saturday, 29th March, last.
the following described Real Estate, TO wit: The
real estate of which the said Daniel 81 SsgbteE died
seized, containing 2l0a acres asat melsure, adiou-
ing lands Of IerS u.iah Shaw, John Mafkle, Jonas
Niliaas' heirs, am GllTk, Dsuiel Sleigiiter
jr., aud others. Tue improvements three
story weather boa ded log house, log barn, block
smith shop, sprlgg house and other buidangs -
Two orchards OF about 100 trees CT choice ffiit.
About 80 acges cleared, Il acres al last good
nealow- Tie balance is well timpeled. he
property is well wateted ane there is a good spring
close ~ The houSe-
T.e5n4s--tJn Jne-ffiFd at confirmation OF sale, and
balance n i've equ4hyealy payments without in-
teFest.
SllL0N0N FEIGHT.
NICHOLAS SLhIts&iTER,
-4dnu's u Da4te! Steigdtes, deed.
Mares "a. 1862.
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I ETfERS Of administration having hsen granted
Ia to tine subscriber on the estate Of Maranda
Riddla, deceased, al persons Indebted 10 slii es-
ate are hereby ganotihsd 20 maks bnmsdilts pay
ment and those having claims 0gainss the sane
viii present their aceouats properly ausheoise
for settlement.
JOHN W. CRISMAK, aarn'y.
Jan. 8, 1862.
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AUDTQR,S NQTICE.

WE Undersigned 70 whom has been referred back
IL the Auditors report upon the account of
Samuel II. Tate, administrator of the estate Of
Michael B. Sehriner, decd, for the purpose Of r.
meDding said report in regard TO judgment Of said
administrator vs. Philip Schriuer, ll6, February
Terms 1858, provided The facts IN the casa demand
i; will attend to the duties Of bis appointment on
Saturday thcsth day Of March next, bis Office in
Bedford. at 10 o'clock, A. H., when aud where all
persons interested attend
JOHN MOWER,
auditor.
Feb. 2s 1862
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pTCrrsr.e;s44..

Having yurchssed The following: 10 Head Of
HoFs I've horse gun, / 4 ed cow, spotted
DO. Grey mare. Eay mare. ! Block mare 5
Sleep, aid Grain in the ground, Sold Is Sheriff as
yFope1Fy oi Jne. Il. Reietsid. we heseby PiFO po-
tice that We ie1nif said lroIeI;y 10 orem.5n in
Ieiclaid's possession during uur pleasure.
B. CRAAER. & Co.
Feb. II, 1862.
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AUDITOR,S NOTICE.

The undersigned appointed TO distribute the
money in the hands OF David Klitz. administrator
Of JACOB Khtz, decd, hereby gives notice that he
viii meet the parties IN interest, his Office, IN
Bedford, on Wednesday, the 2ud day OF April,
next, when and where ali may attend
JOHN PALMER, Auditor.
MarezssI4, 1862
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4 Ii Priraie families eud HotsI Keepers, should
"A fully consider tie value Of using the CoNoEs
TRATED LiaAFEN, in connection with hlar for maxi
ing bread, RES bnekwheat cakes and pastry. This
compound isflec troai all impurities. For sale al
the Drug aud Book Store, of DR.. B. T. Harry.
Aug. So 1861.
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COMMISSIQNE.S NOTICE.
PUBLIC SIZE.
lT IlLILlRE hElL ESIlIn.

In pursuance Of an order of The Orphans Court
ef Bedford county, The undersigned viii ef:-r for
sale. on tie premises in the town o. Woodbury.. in
said comfy, on the lSth dry OF March, 1862 the
following: Two LOTS or GRBUNB, situste5
in the town Of W opdhuFy, adjoining the School
house. known as she sicGuue peope1ty, and beiHe
numbered in the general plan o. ssd town, 81 81
with weather boarded dN eiigg house rhereen
ereeted. Sale to commences at O'Clock Of said
day whe the tcrHs will be nsde known.
J. ". LINGENFELTER,
Admir-. Of L. AcCune, deed.
Feb Is, 1862.
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Ea.a1e ef pan!eI MIIIer. DECD.

r EFTERS of a9iahistratien on the estate Of
il Daniel Miller, llte Of South woodberTy town
slp der q, htvnig bseH granted TO the Subscriber.
ali i.rs9as ia3e5,sd 80 fhe sad estate, hereby
aatsisd to naka layiaent imiBaaat,lli aHd thpee
haviHl claims asaitisi TIE salae VIII prcseat tfean
properly auglcltsesfrd TER setsieRs9t.
SAMUEL. ~ E9ER, Ada1'F,
Resulting Ia. south j oodBeIfy, p.
Fed. IA, 1862 2-St.s
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Notice % Bridge builders.

Proposals win be received at the House of Geo.
Baily at Bridgeport, on Wsdnrn iay, the 18th day
OF N irch 1862, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for building
briiga over Big v els Geek, at or near Bridge
port, 10 Loldondarcy Township to be built after
The lI,n Of the Pink Road Bri lges.
By order OF the Commissioners.
IL. NICODEMUS, Clerk.
Commissioners Office,
Feb. 2lst, 1862 -3t
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Ou The 4ta inst, 10 Marietta, Ars EVE
KING, ID tie 74th year Of her age.
At Ossawatamie, Kausss, ca the Stb Of
December 1861, CASPER pAl4aIl2R, aged rs
years, 6 months and II days. The deceased
was native Of Bedford county, and, at he
tine Of his death, member Of Cempapy Z /,
5,h Reziulans Kansas Volunteers.
On saturday, tie 8,b lust, SALLIE, infant
daughter Of B. Z. and Susan G. Meyers
Of such IS the kingdom Of heaven.
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Estate Of JOIN ShraEe. decd.

NIOTIGE is hereby given thSt Letters Testamen-
LIZ tary on ths estate OF john Shrevs, llte OF
MoHFoe Township, Bedford Cuuaty. dec d, hsve
been gr4nied 10 the sHbSerhe7 residing IN the Bof-
any way indebted % saisi estate are requested to
make immediate payment ani these having claims
against itare desires - present tiaeiu properly aa-
theatic4geJ for SstilumcRt.
S. Il. RUSSELL,
Feb. > s, 1862.
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An election viii hs held at tic House 81 fT.n,,.
Hoke, m McCehi eilsenfe, oh r~onday tfs Sd AZ
March rsxt az y e'eiock. Al 4; Z. Tor ave mana
gers Of Tie Ctanlbefsbulg afd Bedford Tuhn,ike
Road CoHpaDy, for the ensuing year.
Z. 3. KENNEDY, Pres..
ChanleTsbugg, Feb. Il 1862.
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EiDENn.

FEEIE President and Managers OF the Chambers
Il burg and Bedford Turnpike Road Company
have declared a dividend Of one per cent. on the
capitol stock Of said company. payable on demand.
". II. McDOWELL,
Cbambersburg, Jan. q, 1862 Tres.
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CASn STORE.
.9DNl.NIS.T'R,.aToR NOTICE.

7 ETTERS Of Administration having been grant.
IL "a to The subscribers living iu Middle Mood.
berry aownsllip, on the EStute of Samuel Carp.r
laie q SAID Township. decd all persons indebhs5
TO said estate notified 10 make payment inv
diatelyi and thcsc having claims against the sab,.
viii tilitseit than properly authenticated for 80
tiement.
JACOB CARPFR
CARISTOPHERACARPER. Z
Feb. II. 1929
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LUa5gg glsE.

TIME naiersigasl. 7ppoiatei commissions to
Z iaqnire llY tAs oltln AM aia nations nf six
g06d AMI l3wfal fasa. waetnsr Haaa@a GritL-h h, OF
St. Clirsvill. Tp., is ldnltc MT, anf OF wlat
properly u = posses sd, &s will sit iof ths put
poses al his appoinsmaat 81 bis ofl,o in the Boz
ough II BaIlord, GA fil siay the 2jsa, dly Of
March, next, at 10 o'eI9ek a. 81, whsa ti waere
al persons ialersstsG nily atIeai.
J0HNPALHER,
Commissioner.
Feb ~ 1852
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a GREAT sUceHss- The Iron city Com
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80 IsTR.4I0R-S AoWcE

Lettsfs of administration having been granted
70 ihe subscribers on theestate OF Daniel Houek
ltu Q; CNin!r4Ld YaIley township deceased. all
persons indebted 10 said estate are aeFeig notified
. Bake inAet.Iste - nent. aud those having
claims ggals.sf he sase viii pteseu. them proper
iy autheaticato1 t0r settlcm4ut.
AMOS GROSS,
JOHN B. HARDINGER,
AIaf,k "a, 1892
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Eor.hern Lfght.

THE cheapest and best light in use, can be had
j. by buying Coal Oil perfectly pure, inodorous
and free from smoke while burning, at $l.00 per
gallon, st II. @. Reanier's Drug Store.
Nov, IG, 1860
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FKYslPELAs can be permanently cured by
unr. L,sland's Auti Rheumatic Baud" See
advertisement Of s.Greel GuFe,p 10 another
column.
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GREAI' CURE.
~ Ty9g
hBII RHEUHAfIg HluD.
IS THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOX
Rheumatism, Goai and Neuralgia,
AND sUEE GlRE For
I'LL .MERCGRL4L DISEASES.


Il Isl eonveniently arranged Band, csntaining s
mcdieated caHnponEd. to besgornafonnd the Waist
without injury 10 the most delicate :,esSens, 10
change in habits Of lsiRg is required, and ii en-
tiFe!y removes the disease froR tue system, With
out producing the injurious effects arising tora1 the
OF powerful nternal neaieines ssaich weaken
and destroy the constitation and give temporary
relief onlY. BY this treatment, the medicinal pre-
prieGes contained in the Band, come IN contact
with the blood ard reaches tbs disease tEreuah the
pores OF the skin, eEecting iii eVcsy sstascc =
perfect care. and restores lhe parts siiicsed to q
healthy condition. This gaffla ID asa most pow
eriui AETI N ERcURI2L agent eFd wIll oniireiy rs
lieEe tho system fTom the pcras1s04s effeess
Of Mercury. Moderate casrS aTa cIlfe6 is fi.y
days, AMI We constantly rec living testimonials
of it's efficacy in aegravatca cases ot ling standing.
PRIcE $500, TO be had af Drusgises generally, or
can be sent by mails expIess, wish fttdfactions
tof use, TO amy part Of 1ha cnnatry, direct from
the Principal Office.
no. A01 EsEeGAEVA'E, W.. u ork
G.. SMITH 81 CO, Sole nrcprietors
.N b. Drserasfsre Csyctfuss Sent trss.
For sale by b. X. Harry, Bed.ard.
gz AaESvs WANTED Ev nEEE..ga
june 2S, 1851
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PUBLIc SIZE
PUBLTC S.8LE
0R IiLJlBl3 RalL Ey7lFB.

U \ pursuance a an Gfder oi Tie Orphans Court
K % 5dfold County, there wiz be sold IT puhic
yeadue, on tive p.eiaisa, ~ tDe la.e residence OF
Michael Putt. ia 1iber;y Township, IL u County
on TIE IA D.aY or lN.36cH Next
the following Real Estate. to Sie: One tract Of
Land containing l55 acres and q peIcbes adioin-
Ing Lands Of Henry Patt }. FocNlsr aud the Hun.
ti1gion & Btoai 4 % RtiI Road, with Dwelling
liopse Glist mill, Barn and other Buildings there
created
One other tract Of land adjibiug the above,
@ith small dwelling House 4 stable thereon erec-
ted.
TIE above property is situated within halt mile
Of SaXtou ana one mile from StoHeestown, aad wiil
be solid together or in lots to suit purcli lsers
Attendance viii be gwen and terins'of Sale made
known onday Of sale by
GEORGE RHoADs.
Tf3teo
Feb 2lst 1852
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rs natural functions. Il not relieved react apea
themselves ard tie snrr1ansipg TsifT Tr9sseiig So
cog9ition oppressed b tie aarsrqnelts, tax ayers
fjso 81 tie staa aFa With Il the 5oyEsis feeling gf
haat again> VISITS tirie and a zFitt n tbs fEeisi
and common ea4 llfit. ~ isa'sig 1t ae fle
seated and dangerous ssteperS. The same rsatfss
effect expes teF Caused hg sIEnisar ;tna
arrangements OF the natifai fuifans q tis 9ss taey
are rapidly, ad fuly Of fiiesl sure eitret 15 W Save
means Nome know tie xfrt-s "a 81 sss s,Hss Viii
darS they cuTes
Statements from leading riysieitns 1a come q ira
prieciIai citins d from bteT reii hnoan PUBLIC Re
ffoss Esr-yuz9sg fereAaat s 81 Loatiss heo n s'
DR. AYEHs Toar riIis are tie asast ~ Al tat y
sr-,t ~ eafiici,,s fe Have e.raI iitsIe sla55tsr
~ eeeroas gpoD eg 'Ali y aie f ie ISL psorsA
faclTaha fer vcars FER ivs 51g ggi9s-
sfsFT af}isf vi., b5tsses mi, pfsg,gss f ska aA
IN iter hair. Alcr eili i sss4' sag $50 sf3I
no 9ssA NogsgIDCa.
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WednesdaY, AprIl 8, I862.

at O'Clock, p NJ, the interest Of James A. Cum
ningham, deceased, being The one-lsalf IN the fol-
lowing described tract oil COAL LAND situate in
Broad Top Township, IN said county, containing
206 acres and 76 pefches, adjoining lands OF Abner
Horton, William Anderson, Asa Duval, Thomas
J. Horton, and Isaac Barnet. a portion Of the
land is cleared and under cultiyati0n-the whole
or greater portion is csai land. There is . dwell.
ling house and cut buildings Oh the .mises.
Terms win be made known on day ot sale
JOSEPH Il. STEVENS,
JOHN NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
March :, 1852 administrators
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nG-A- IA Eg .E-ElD ID

Oh tie s lost, BY the Rev. j zipmerman
Mr.. JOSIAH iAil4EE, sosi9ss ELIZABETH
SILL, both Of uuiou 4o@aship.
On Thursday, the 9th list, by Rev r. e.
sampIe, Mr.. JOSIAH EARNEST to Miss
MARY Il. AAlIGII, both q Bsdfosa ToNn.
ship.
On ths 25th ult., BY the Rev. ]. Hanna
bery, Dir. HENRY OTTO to Mrs. MAR
GABETsEOOVER, boihot 5apiata Up. This
county.
Oa tho 5tk inst, at tht hsase Of The brides
father, by thu ssmo, Mg. SAMUEL CARR Of
Harrison Tp., to Mss SARAH NOWRY u
Napier Up, both Of this county.
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RlRLdG S4LR
on CORL LAND.

b virtue or an order OF TIE Orphans' Court Of
Bedford couHty, there viii be exposed TO pullic
sale, at the public house Of James Beckwith, at
HopeWel. IN sud county, on
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AY ER'S
CAT II ARTS
PILLS.

Are ynW sick, icrtiia, aNsi com
piisissiiis Ase you osftsf order,
with yoflr system aerantsesi, and
vossr iaeihIes uncomfortable 2
These symptoms agg ofpen tsl1
preinaa5a seriesas islaess soHe
HI Of siFknasa Is creeping upon
god, and slloalsi u asert.sd By a
fimesy use Of fbe risist fcnlesiy-
Take Avc4'R pals, afsd cleanse
ont fhe ~ aorsscrpA hiinaars - siil-
rifv the blood, and Ies tie fluids
move On usiohstfnetesi ii hcslsh
a5afsi They ztiiaalars tho fline-
tio.s Of the body iRto vigorous
ACTIVITY, purify tno sTsleaa tfo.li
TIA ohsSruetiaHa witch make
diaease. A celd settles sosnr
n -
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ELEC1Hrnr

Feb. u. 1891.
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Feb. g, 1852
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-14

OUR STEEL ENG4l.3EIFTCS.
al efforts ta usal us in tHs haye ce9sed, aud
noN stand alone ID tlis Department. giving, as
we DO, ma9y more anal iaiiaitely better engragInss
than are published in any other work.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-01
PORN OF PROPOSAL. GUARANTEE, ANn
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HBOpO3AL.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-27
The Old Thirteenth Ohio.

We had the pleasure few days since o
taking by the hand, our friend, James TIP.
ton, Sergeant of Company H., the first COM
pany that left Harrison county for the war
His company has seen great amount Of hard
service, having been in a number of battles
and came out of all Of them with credit tc
themselves and the county they represent
Their ranks have been considerably reduced
by sickness and the loss Of noble men who
have fell in battle. Sergeant Upton is here,
at his old home, for the purpose of recruiting
men to fill up his company. Now we ap.
peal to the men Of Harrison county to come
forward and give their names to Sergeant r.
Let it not be said that Harrison county re.
fused to furnish men enough to fill up the
ranks of the csmpany that was the first to
respond to the call OF their country. They
are an excellent company, and it should be
the pride OF every citizen of the county TO get
men to fill up its noble ranks. Men OF Har-
rison county, we appeal to you, to do your
whole duty iu this matter. If you do, all will
be we'll. II you do not, the ranks OF good
old Company H will be filled by draft.