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THE BOARD OF RELIEF

FSEHK Board Of Relief for the County of Bedford
a. convened at the Commissioners Office, on
Wednesday the 18th day of February, 1862, after
discussing the matter in regard to paying relief TO
families ofSodiers it was satisfactorily ascetained
that most OF the soldiers, in the service of the
United States from this County have been paid off
by the Government, and that they have renitted q
good portion of the money TO their families at
home
Therefore, on motion il was
Resolees, That the Board viii not allow any
support Or Reiaf 10 the families Of Soldiers, who
have received pay from the Government from aud
after the 22nd February, inst.
Restipea. Thlt no support Relief will be al
loved to tIuifes OF Commissioned officers.
Rss0lred. That the families Of persons enlistinr,
or that have lately en sted in the United States ser
vice, as Soldiers, w he allowed support or relief
from the County heretofore (from the time that
they have been enrolled ard mustered into the SER
viee,l until they receive pay from the Government
The foregoing Resolutions wer. ordered ia be
published To the Bedford Papers
II. NIc0DRMBs, cle,E.
Commissioners Office,
Feb. 2lst, 1852.
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GASH TERMS.

On account Of the hardness of the times and tile
pressing demands for cash upon Us, we have de-
termiHed to come near to cash ferme al poss ble
Hereafter Re must have the cash for Ali ORPHANS
Court printing Auditors Notices, EstrHys. NC
also all Prothonotarys printing, occasional adYer-
tiSenents and handbiIis
All new subscribers are also expected to pay their
subscriptions In Advance.
We do not think Executors, Administrators ana
Auditors have need 10 complain al this cfaneeo
derms Thfl IN almost at time raise the fsr
bolaFs that it llrequre to pE nePrinfet's bills.
Il will savet ther to them, aadbe OF immense
benefit to us.
Old quarters taken al par At this office on ae-
counts
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Disguise Laid Aside.

TIE disguise Of the Allied Powers in their
operations against Mexico ID at last entirely
laid aside. The treaty, or that portion of ID
which the world was permitted to see, served
merely TO conceal the real purpoft of tue lnTas
sion: aud the decisive intelligence now comes
10 as direct from England that, not only had
overlures been made TO the Arehdnke MAXI
milan OF Austria, but that these oVertures
have slready been accepted; and Mexico, in
stead of being surrendered to the ysaTning af-
fection Of Spain, Is TO be reconstructed in the
co lditIon Of Unconstitutional Monarchy, M
der HapsbGrg dynasty. Ii is hardly aossi-
Tie 10 discuss with sober respect the proposal
to use the agency Of the most despotc Gov
ernment of Europe for the establishment Of
constitutional goyerRpent on this continent, or
to regard without derisioa the prospect open cd
uD Is the Mexican bOndholders in an Austrian
Princes setting out from the Capital Of beg
CARED, bankrupt, discredIted Empire to repair
ths faancisl fortunes of the demoralized Rs
publia. The farce, however, is too aerlous to
be fidleuled, and TOO surely determined ON TO
be regarded with indifference. Whether it il
meauT to distract the attention of Austria 10
the peuding eoufict With Italy, or to fiad en-
nloymens for portion Of the mobiiizad armies
OF Europe this Mexican embodiment must be
held as Que of the scourges primarily due to
the Rebel uprising 10 these States. And the
progress Of the invasion, and The newiy-devele
e2ed policy Of rs promoters, add, If possible,
new incentives to a vigorous prosecution OF The
war against The S0ughera Rebels .New HgTk
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ Of Fcnd. Ezpones, TO me direc-
ted there will DO sold at the Court House, in the
Borough 81 Bedford, on Saturday, the 10Th day Of
Marea, 1862, at 10 O'Clock A. M, the following
deseEihed Real Estate TO wit
One tract of land containing l66 acres, more or
less about 80 acres cleared and under fence, With
two story log dwelling bouse, double log barn, two
stables, granery and other cut buildings thereon
erected, adjoining lands Of + sac Berkhmer, Sam
uel II Ailer and etbers, situate in St. CIAiT Town
ship, Bedford County, and taken in execution as
the property Of Christopher Naugie.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sherf.
Shsria7s Office,
Feb 2lst, 1862.
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As ! F,anllIy 80.


Ff'os8 DF. y. TT Cartwright, AeE DFefaas.
onl'g9sl T fls se ne le aey ps sse rsy ara
rsii bat very cegtaia and efsal - fiT asl9n on tn
bowels lglliei n,aes ts Iss laa8f 70 = IL tlie daily
treataleut Of disease.
Headache. siel E1eadsrhes Fonl stomaeia
TruH4 ~. LsFs-sfrl ReHf, saiiagre.
pl.sR Isl.o Arspt esA.if ..s4 yo1l .7aft eosa-
plants nave Egfst Mill 47lf s.- 1907 isil - ~.
great siepes4dnIsc on etsts4 eta~tie n my aay
eaa4+ MIA e4s a,li f.y4s- IN 10 rgiat vosr fisE4
aa9rl rs ahe psss e ilaEa, VI e9st aAT tiAelil l4
FETrsR.RG. Fs.. May |, 1856
Tn J. O. AVER. sir are lsei res..fesily c'Frel q
tic worst ke,7fe issT l4aTe, by sose or tgst
cG To7r Ps- st serssa 81 AE4e lEoa loi1 asoi4ara
rlaiuss they cleanse at oaee
lsrt II sieaasgs- C1afFos
Billions Disorders Liver Complaints
frort DI 7Asafare Feli. m eSesg York City.
otonv are yonr Pills admirably adapted to tser rzr-
pose spzrieals, BAT nt fEeir eeeSs upon
irc rrved fiarr cfstsal sr fs eirs af tili5.s coH
sistsa.s s,laa any ono Eeg y gaea-l9R- sEcereg
rsiai-c tat we have II i.satll rFafige which y go-
t.y the eo4Ecasc OF The professions asll the people.
DFraArstsSr. er TUE INTERIOR,
Washington, II. c. IL! fet.f fS5F.
sI!s haze used yeaf t5ats IA ~ 'iIl a.. as..silti
they src fic beet raGElafssRp employ lller reu
i.iiHs acsion of ~. l-fT II l'S ai4 assle ce1e
II Eas organ. Ii.esel, l,sTe seldom found 2 eass OF
sioss ] i 9ssisl. tt i ,t W 'i E u Tiela IA =
Ihgsteia1 n fEc sEarsfse HospitaE
Dyaentcry, Diarriaua, Relax, Worms.
EsgA Fa- X q. asrsea, 9f cGfaEga.
yA,,r Tgl I,-,a I . lane trial IL NV t5rsatse and
hold tiT III cstsI = o.i 81 tIis besa af,craers haYs
foui Ec. zltsTafe effect ulauG the liver makes
t-5f1~ s5,sser5S~ s,5 tse-;.s g-iiv ers-s~eos4j--
ra7ras +s.r, .srv .sa=3s E gst,-e;lie3fe f- +N Sa
81 Tg,T5,tsT1 aT,s ..fii.i7g.ss5
Dyspepsia, Impurity Of the Blood.
TToHa Rcr u y Mus Pastor a 4aremt fasfrc Bostos-
DE- AYERt have llae ~orr pills vif, exfrao-sliary
sacecss IN my family aEd Haleag fose calel 80 visit
In distress To rcrnga1a tie Orsans OF digestion ~
asr tayn ~ 80 I @ tlae, I'M ~
- = $50 : - ...- + - 7 - III ~ 49, -. -
~! al-ealr- ANHta- hl-A1-9-
MAESAWt y 5eliliasss s., o., y. 4, ,cfs tcfs - isas
DEAR SIR af using fllF ftarfie l.s u rlg liFae
rsste1 ma 5as5 NJ Gs lt.lis \ s 49,
- Soi.A 7 dhA'i.AA, =. Z.
Fns..ItiaiIs Iit. eis efe af"fAisi1' DfeP-s'
80 - ! ], f--s,s, .-,,,r.,, c.r,e.r-
Too much cannot Is ssi or yaar ri.is for tie enre ae
costreees IfdtaeTs of or faTsg lsarc soaud tera
cicacioas haze theF shonli eia proelaissr
Ing y 5oF fHe het q te mgl,es EAe suffer fTs'l
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THE LTTER.aTnRE

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Is OF that kind that can be read aloud in the family
circle, and the clergy in immense numbers are
subscribers for the Book.
THE BEST L-4DF WRITERS
in America contribute to its pages, and we have
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THE Music
is all original, and would cost Is cents fthe price
of the Book) in the music stors but most of it Is
copyrighted, and cannot be obtained except in
'sGodey."
OUR STEEL ENGRaVINGs.
AL efforts 10 rival us in this have ceased, and
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we do, many more ana infinitely better engFayings
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Godey's is the only work in the world that eires
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Fashioa-plates of the oil style, and nothing but
cur wonderfully large circulation enables rs to
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Ne never spare money when the public can be be-
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These fashions may be relied on. Dresses mar
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OUR WOOD ENGR7YI9GS.
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They are so far superior TO any Others.
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Everything that j. useful or ornamental in a
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A LETTER FROM THEsECRErHRr
OF WAR.
10 Tie Editor Of the IN. Y. Tri5use.

40 the EalfoT 81 fas w. 4 Tribune
SIR: cannot suffer undue mcri, to be as
<Eibed to ug efheial action. The glory of our
recent victories belongs TO tbe gallant oficers
that fought the battles. No share OF /. be-
longs 10 me.
Much has recently bean said of military
combinations and organizing victory. | hear
sueh phrases With apprehension. They COM
meneed IN Ig6del France With the Italian cam.
paign, and resulted in WateIloe. Who can
organize vietorg2 Who eau combine the eIe-
nents OF suc1ess on the battle 6eIdg we owe
our recent victories to the Spirit of the Lord
that moved cur soldiers to rush iuso battle.
and filed the hearts Of our enemies with ter
TOR and dlsmay. The inspiration that con-
quered IN battle vas in the hearts of the sol.
oiers aud from on high; and wheraver there
Is the same Inspiration there will be the came
results. Patriotic spirit, 1ith resulute coDr.
age IN cheers aud men, is a military com5laa-
zion that never failed.
We may well rejoice at the recent victories
Tor they teach u that battles are TO be won
now aud bg US in the same and only manner
that they we're ever wen By any people. or in
any age, since the days of Joshua, by boldlv
pursuing aud striking the foe. What. under
the blessing Of Providence, conceive 10 be
the true organization Of victory, aud military
cembnation 10 end this war, was declared in a
few words by Gen. Grants message TO Gen.
Buckner--'I PTopose 10 move imnedtqtelu on
g9aT sporks!'
Yours, truly EDWIN NJ. STANTON
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lhAhLEo til. GERE, a. B. PRINCIPAL
MISS a. l.. BRTM, Preceptress.
MISS l. J. BRIM, Teacher on Piano Forte.
THIS Institution, under the supervision cf the
above named persons assisted by other Competent
teachers, affords full course in Mathematics.
Natural Sciences, Languages, and Bellies Letters
In Music, Painting, &c. it gives extended instruc
ton. The winter term opens Jan. 18Th Students
admitted at any time.
Habits OF health, system, and promptRess, views.
moral, social and domestic are here made nrorni.
nent objects OF education.
That the physical powers, as well as III. rnents,
may be cultivated, Casthenic exercises are necss-
sary-here the students meet each day for syste-
matte exercise.
$22 80 viii pay for beard, incsading furnished
room, room rent, fuel, and tuition in common
English per term of eleven weeks. Extras nf
moderate charges, even less than heretofore. or
the circular calls for.
College. =
!, For circulars, or particulars, address,
CHARLES Fl. GERE,
Jan. s, 1862
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Estate Of John Shrere. decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that LISTERS Testsmen-
kN tary the estate OF John Shreve, late of
Monroe Township, Bedford County, decd, have
been granted the subscriber residing in the Bor-
ough of Bedford in said Couaty. All persons in
any way indebted 20 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment and those having claims
against il desired to present them properly au-
theAticated for settlement.
S. l.. RUSSELL,
Executor Of the last will &C. OF John Shreye dec'd
Feb. 2 8, 1862.
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PUBLIC S.9LE.
Oh IiLtiBIE REiL ESTiqB.

In @ufsuanee OF an order oi the orlhans Court
ei Bedford coanty, tbs undersigned will ofFr FOR
sale, On the premises ia the town OF Woodbury., in
said county, ~ the lsth DIV or March, 1863 the
following: TWO LOIS or GR0UND, situated
in the town o. Woodbury.. adjoining tho School
heuse, known as .he acCune property. and being
numbered iu the general plan Of said town. 9l q g.
with weather boarded dwelling house thereon
erected. Sale 10 c0mmenee st 4 O'Clock Of said
dsy when the terms viii be made known.
J. W. LINGENFELTER.
Admir-. Of X. McCuae, decd.
Eel D. 1867
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Estate of Daniel Miller. deed,

T ETTERS Of administration on the estate of
IL Daniel Miller, late Of South woedberry town
ship, deed having been granted To the subscriber
ali persons indebted to the said estate are hereby
notified to make payment Immediately; and those
haTdsg claims against the same viii present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL TEETER, Admir-,
Residing 10 South W WoodbeIry, Up.
Feb. Il, Is62.-St.'
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LUNkCT CASE,

FFNHE undersigned, appointed commissioner ia
H. inquire by the oafhs and afirmations of six
good and lawful men, whether Hannah Griffith. of
st. ClAirsviile Tp IL lanatic or not, and OF what
property she Is possessed, &c., Will sic for the pa-
poses OF his appointment, az his Office in the Bor.
oagh of Bedford, on Tuesday the 18th, day Of
March, next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, when and where
all persons interested may attend.
JOHN PALMER,
Feb. q. 1882 '---1alo1.e1.
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AUDITORS NOTICE

SAE undersigned 10 whom has been referred back
a The Auditors report upon the account or
Samuel Il. Tate, administrator of tie estate Of
Michael B. Schrner, decd, for the purpose OF a.
mepaing said report in regard to Judgment Of said
adaiaistrator VS.. Philip Schriner. Ii6 F4hrnarr
Term, 1855 provided the facts in the case demand
Is will attend to the duties Of his appointment on
Saturday the 9Th day of March next al his Office IN
Bedford, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, when aud where all
persons interested can attend.
JOHN MOWER,
Feb. 2s 1852.
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The profound modesty and unaffected rsl;gi-
Gus feeling of Mr.. Stanton do him more honor
than anJ laudation that even the voice Of His.
torloal Justice heFeelf could bes.ow upop him
Ada 10 Fighs too. 1t ia to the men who fougbt
and Eho woa 1pon the bloody Gsld, that. nm
DER God the glory Of tbs victory belopgs.-.
but for their skill and yalor. tbrir 6evo+iop
ana heFoism, the Wisest preparations and the
most tFuly inspired resolves of all Others had
proved worthless. But we, whose Office !, !
As Tar as possible, not. alone 10 chronicle the
Facts OF this CREST war, but also to evolve for
our readers their inner relations and nov,no
causes, and 10 e1tricate the real truth of events
from the fallacio1s pretentioua aud appearances
with which party spirit aAd iodisidual ambition
oi'en consPlre to envelep them, must still ra-
member that, whereas the Nation was but late
y - The very point Of death, il now stands
iorth 10 The pleuitude OF new life and mower
Aha Ahereas the People xera full of doub, and
aithoss oil despair, they pow breathe nothing
0ut h"Pe add confidence. For ebaroa -
mighty any noble and conscientious sn;r,t un..
naturally shrink from claiming aoy personal
iseflt' sserIbing il 10 God aud The peonla .lo,s
pa' We sill believe that impartial His,orv viii
hereafter record this auspicious aussorn,.ti.,
- N0' Hsfeiy ee'ctanosaDeoas WITH the secre-
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Pays the entire cost for Tuition in the most popu-
lar and successful Commercial School In the coEn-
try. Upwards of TWELVE HUNDRED young men
from TWENTY EIGHT different States Rave boen ed
ucated Tor business here within the past three
years, some Of whom have been employed AS Book
Keepers at salaries of
$4,000, 90 per ARnum,
Immediately upon graduating, who knew nothing of
accounts when they entered the College,
II Ministers sons half price Students enter
at any time, and review when they please, without
extra charge.
For Catalogue Of e6 pages. Specimens Of Prof.
QoWley's Business and Ornamental Penmanslip.
ana large Engraving of the College, inclose
twenty i've cents in Postage Stamps to the Princi-
pals JENKINS a. SMITH,
Feo. ., 1851 Pittsburgh, Pa.
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tary's assessiOn to Mr.. Lineolo's Cabinet, but
o. bearing 70 il much more Vita relation.
AID we here ouce more declare il - our So
Der Judgment that, if Mi. Stanton haa not or
garizsd victory, he has at least unbound Il,
and setit 10 nosioE.-.E Y. Tribune.
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AGAR RRTED.

AT the ST. CIairsFile Hotel, on the 18th inst.
by the Rev N. z. Gilds, Mr. RoBERr CA11fruAS,
70 Mss SARAH MARGARET ALLEN, both Of Pieas-
antyille.
On the 18Th inst, by nc Rev. Samuel Yingiine
Mr. ANDREW G.. SHRoFxa, of Snake Spring, to
Miss SUSAN LEApER, of Bloody RuE.
0a the 10th inst, by the same, Mr.. JonN LIsrxd
Err, OF Rays Hill, TO Miss MARY JANE DUNKLE, of
Snake S pnng.
AT the same time, and place, bF the same Mr..
HARRIsoN p. WILLIAMS of Monrna Tn ~ Mise
MAGGIE DuxKLE, Of Snake Spring.
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Notiee TO Bridge Builders.

Proposals win be received at the House Of Geo.
Bailey at bridgeport, on Wtdnenday, the 18th day
Of Mlrch, 1862, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for building
bridge over Big Wells-Creek, at or near Bridge
port, in Londonderry Township. 10 be bnilt after
the Plan of the Plank Road Bridges
BY order of the Commissioners
Ii. EIC0DEMUS, Clerk
Commissioners Office,
Feb. 2lst, 1862 st
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NoTrT@.E

Having purchased the following. 10 Head OF
Hogs, Two horse wagon, Red COW, / spotted
do, Gray mare, Bay mare, Black mare, 4
sheep, and Grain In the ground, sold BIZ Sheriff as
property OF Jno n ReichaFd, We hereby give no
tee that We permit said property to remain In
Richards possession during our pleasure.
Feb. IL, 1862 = w.
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"A LII PTtrate families end hotel keeDers, should
IA fully consider the value of using the CoxcEN.
TRATED LEAyEs, in connection with -four for max
ing bread, rolls, buckwheat cakes and pastry This
the Drug and Book Store, of DR.. B. F. Harry.
Aug. 60, 1861.
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CRBAT CURE.
DR.. LELAND
ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND
Is THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR.
Rheumatism. Gent and Neuralgia,
AND SURE CURE ron
I'LL .NERcgRLgL DlSE.qsEy


IL i conveniently arranged Band, containing
moderated compound, 70 te ssorn araEatl the sist
without injury 70 the most delicate fefkars. ~
change in habits Of tisiag 10 required, and il en-
treiy removes the disease from the system. with
out producing tho injurious effects arising furna the
use of powerful internal me1icines which uesks.,
and destroy tbs constitution, AMI give tefnnorsry
reilef onlF. Ry tits treatment lfle medicinal rra
priehes ccLtsined in the Baad, came il ronssc,
with The bsocd and reaches the disease through ~,
pores OF the skin, tafFeting in crsy4 insfanre :
perfect csre. sld re&iores the parts sffsciea 90
healthy condition This baud IN also most nov
efiui AhFT-hEacpRIAt agent AID viii eat;rely r.
lnese the system fFcEa the perasercR4 stSa,ss
~ Mereurss Moderate ceses ars cured ID > few
osys' sna we are constantly receiving testimonials
y iis tAcaeE 10 aggravated cases o long standing
fsiek ez.V1 - he tad af Druggists gene rally. or
can = ssft y rassil O czirpss Tfshfa drecfiers
vt w. g any i,att pf ffe cpu1try, direct fon
the Principal Office.
No. 49l 8RGAgTAY, ~. work
G SMITH & CO. Sole Prcprietcra
~ FL Dsac,aPftre Crscufers Senl rrte.
For sale by B. r. larry, Bed.erd
I1-AaGSre WAxTFa EYrrrwalar &~
5una rs 1861 ~1-@
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its natural f4etlafs 1le@r, AZ regs rct ni'en
themselves tf the Fe,re3iEl5s organs pgassrs
est at-Fssan, sH9-easss aFd IseaSe Nlsssf ~ fissH
cnlFttioa oppressed ss fia arrangements sake AgerE
fign o the sYssel, AID with IL tie ti0gLsf feeaia 81
health sln9 vit y fre as s lasEtt ~ ts trislst
aa eagIsss raIanzi alSa III Hlaw 81 the eiee
seated atsl ssanteroas afsfangars- f.se
effect esaa flIlls easrd bF similar OostF1etoaE anil
arrangements &c sl natural fa1tfils as the body, they
ars rapidly ald nanr ae tqa sf. rsTed by the same
means. Nossf tr5 is8 tie vTfA af Esea FfRs, Will
neglect 70 e1lag them sgen sHrtlg from tie7disos
doris firv rHrs
nrfncsgs4l c.44es zsf rDt other s k1oFla p1lic per
FROM Fa7rqsifag 3srrsgaf f Lstlis, 20 I, 1856
Tn. ArER 9efir Fs tlFF paragon of All tsf i
great n rseliefH TisaT iiase efsat YaF little daughter
Or 1ecrous sores fGa her aa fea tsfax saa Proved
iucurais for ycgrs Err las asr tong gE1sy
ofsEv aaie:sd with setss ai piss lies Q Aer SKIN mad
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-28
nIYInEND.

THE President and Managers of the Cbsmbers-
H. burg and Bedford Turnpike Road COMPANY
have declared dividend of one per cent on the
capitol stock OF said company, payable on demand
w. I'll. MCDOWELL,
Chambersburg, Jaa. "A, 1862. Tres.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-28
STR4Y COW.

CANE TO the premises OF the subscriber, living
IN Union Township, in September last, Black
Cow with the light ear off and slit in the same,
and both horas saved of at the ends. The own
er is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her away.
HENRY FEATHER.
Feb. IA, 1862.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-28

U-Reader have you seen Prof. Woods al,
vertisement in our paper. Read ii; it Sill IT, :.
teress Top.
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Estate Of John s. \. Sucker. deed.

T ETTERS Of administration having been granted
L. 70 the subscriber on the Estate of John s. s.
Stuekey, late Of Middle Woodbury. tn Bedford
county, deed. ell persons indebted to said estate
are hereby notified 70 make immediate payment,
and these having claims against the same will pre-
sent tseir accounts properly authenticated for set
tiement.
JACOB STUCKEY, adnlsr,
Jan 81, '62-' Residing IN M Woodbury. tp.