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T ANDLORD AND TENANTS
- A q X T. T. VI T. STS,
THE n. Y. sun IMPROVED FORM
For Sale at the
COUNTER OF TIE sun OFFICE
SIX Cents per zptt fp1 H
SMlTH & BROTHERS
- PA LIE CIR r AM ALE,

y y T. T. Z VI l. T.,
81 PKRlOR AMBER ALE,
PORTER AND NEW YORK BROWN STOUT
THE ABOVE CELEBRATED AMERIC Al
AiES are lrewcd from the CHOICEST BARLEY
MALT aul HOPS, AMI hiLlly esteemed boy those
who have Us Il them. Purchasers are lpusstcd &C.
call AMI examine our superior stock, assured thst
they will find the BEST and PURESr art ces.
We have at all times large stock really f5r do
livery,
In
al.
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Rev. DIR. HouxhtOn, Rector ofthe church
Of the TRANSIT yuratinn, will preach In tho Free
Church Of the Holy Martyrs, Forsyth 81, near
Canal, tomorrow evening Families moved Ia tho
neishborhood are cordially invited.
Prote~iau, Episcopal Of the Atonement'
2d ave, cor 2ai st-Rev. N. u. WILLING, Rector
Rev. Mr.. JONES' will preach tomorrow evening.
The sunday School Pic Me will take place on
wednesday, June IL. The boat will leave foot OF
SD st, Ut o'clock, for Randa's Island. Ice creams,
sc, may be obtained ON tho ground. 81
The Alnns0n NJ. T. Church ON Norfolk st.,
between Grand aud Broome strcets-The Rev. Jno
T. scars will preach on tomorrow morning, sun
day, at fOh o'clock, and tho Rev. James A. Rog'
ers, former Pastor, in the evening, NJ ~ O'Clock.
Tho Rev. Henry Kiu,bnl, Of Mas, will
preach in IN, First 81 Presbyterian Church on Sun
| day, June sth, at lOk A. NJ and X T.. n. 3S
Open Air lPrenchins In brooklyn, every
Sunday afternoon, Junction Of Atlantic and Flat
| bush avos. Mr.. RUSSELL, the converted sailor vii
| preach tomorrow afternoon, 2S
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OF the tc.t style and hush,
at BAICliS, 233 Gre, nwch at,
jc5 3'iu cor. Barclay.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS WAGONS,
"A constantly on hand or made 10 order; you WI!
hui this p,ce M favorable any that can he iond
and every nrtclo warranted represented; Stew
ARTS Factory, 53d 81, bern Broadway and Sth ave-
III 9'ls3
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EOR SALE, A HORSE, CART AND liAR-
l. meas for sale, together separately, Price,
Al rs Inouire at ne Fourth st. lei 2'ill
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NV 10 u 10 TFD WV J Ut IVY
NESEERS. NENEERS ,--MANUFACTU.
rrr1 md others using s,ue.rs, are respectfully
Invited 10 call Uul examine our stock of ros"wupd,
m hosauy, cs-trl, ash, oak, maple, apple tree,
&c, cut gui sawed by new Improved machinery,
which ~ will sell nj The loves, r,s:ket price. 8.
T.. ALLlNi& Co, No. 2s6 Dowery, corner OF
II Iu-tun Il, NY myi2 2Iic'i0l
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EOR SALE-GAS FIXTURES, BLACK
l. walnut extension table, oilcloths, black "n.nut
cribs and hair Mattress &c, Tor sale cheap Al AZ
represented. Apply at ~ West aIth st, from 10 +"
b o'clock Jeo ~
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Tie iargos, stock, the hc't styles the lowest
price, and uo best pace t. buy. Please call and
examine lot yourselves, Al
\. II. BALDWISS
app T1'iOi No. 20 aud I. Bowcry.
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Ata Mass W citing Of tho Vricklnyors of
New York, he'd ut NJ tary Hal, Ia Bowery, on
TUESDAY evening. jun 81, 4 VAS resolved mt TIC
h.4a mas M 81 tNp city oi Now York be mt hri
utt the wap,-o of the trade be- s % per atom on
and nu,r .Juuo 9,h. J. H. WARD, Pres Is. W.
DtIiILE. lp'
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rsEIIsalOUS NOTICES.


Nurkct street Church.
The Rev. CilAtNCEl u. MURRAY, Pastor Of
Market st. Church, will pr. ,ch tomorrow morning
AMI evening. Morning service viii commence at
luL o'clock Evening, at ~ o'clock. mhS Su
ProtrSinni Episcopal ''Church Oftho Free
Gospel" West 2lth IT, west OF vth ave- Eov GEO.
/. SElDf, Pastor, residence 231 Wet Both ~.
Divine service every sunday, at io& o'clock. A.
NJ, and ~ r. NJ. Seats frce, myiO 4oo'l3'
Free Mission Church, corner Madison md
couvcucur 81, under care If Rev. Dir. Hardcnhurgn
morning service 1T 10y o'clock. The Rev JACOB
fEIlR3AN may he cNi@ctei t. preach tomorrow
Evening service at ~ O'clock. All are cordially In
vit.d g. attend. 20
| Preaching on sabbath Evening", June y,
| by Rev. ALEX ASpEE CLEMENS, nj ~ o'clock,
in Continental Hail. cnrnel Of 9TH st aud sth av.
| Scrptural psalms used. 10
| Methodist Protestant Church, Attorney
| st-Rcv WM. 2. HAMMOND, Pastor, viii preach
| tomorrow morning NJ ION o'clock. Sdhject-"The
Christians Abundant SUPPLY" Afternoon Mt 3
| pm the pastor will preach Suhcct-"rhe Now
| Birth" The public are invited. ats free. 10
"A series Of sermons will he commenced
| tomorrow evening IN the Stone Church. 2sth ST.
| near broadway, 10y Rev. SIDNEY A. COREY. on
| Home" Preaching in the afternoon Mt half past
| . O'Clock. Seats fies 10
A Union Army Meeting will he held In
the Lutheran Church, 18th II, near Sd ave, sabbath
evening, In AID Of the Boar. of Publication of Ref
army ani navy. Addresses may I've expected from
| Roy Dr ATRICKIAND, Chaplain of the 4sth Rect
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EOR SALE-IlORSE, CART, HARNESS,
l. with go,.i work Of stores Inquire OF cartnai-
until sold 81 Nesey st. Jeo o'ios
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half and quarter casks
suitable for tie
TRADE,
HOTELS,
and
FAMILY Use,
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EOR SALE-A COUPE FAMILY WAGON
l. two seats, in good order; also light waSon:
without top, with good set.oi harness a ah!,Sn"
1886 Canal 1T, cor. Greene,
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Suits for boys from to years for 81 per suit,
or % cents each garment.
+. u. BALDWIN,
ny9i l2'ilI NJ. 20 md :. Bpwcry.
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Preaching on sabbath Evening", June y,
by Rev. ALEX ASDER CLEMENS, NJ ~ o'clock,
IN Continental HILL, cprneI Of oiIh st aud sth av.
Scriptural psalms used. 10
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EOR sALE-3SlfERlOR, H h;sh v mS I'D
and wsrr rse ,anc and kind also low priced
cart horse; price frQfp sI5 70 slG2; VIZ :onan.s
for horses Of less 'vslue. Inquire a"
near Grove.
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J,OR THE PILES.
l. DIR. IPHAMs Elcctusry is certain oire
fr Piles, Coitiveuess, and Liver compliant sNa
bv y q WELLS & CO., ll5 Franklin 81 ana 81
~, I,PHAMs Medical ufhce, ISL FOURTH st. sd
door from the Bowery between Bowcry and Broad
~sy ''' APT T3so'i+5
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nR. DANIELS, III SIXTH AVE, NEAR
- IAN IT. treats dis use Of the heart and the va
rious Diseases Of both sexes. Free consultations
from Q to II, daily, ~' 2an'lto
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c0 6OTO s3-CIIEAPEsr AND BEST
~. w board in the city, Nh nicely furnished
70, ms; handsome pGrlors Win piano; night watch;
man eli. an, comfortable lodgings. - LSvenrd
IT, near 81 1aiway and Canalrt. inysl 2''e'li1
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60 O6-GOOD BOARD AT TliOMP-
s<s 90 son st, from So 20 to 50 . week
man and wife ~ 10 - = week; also furnished
rooms, with pianos cheap; also lodgings o. 70 IS
week or Is 10 Is night N. B.-Lessons on plane
2s each my2O 26ao'le2
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DOARD-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE
- accommodated with first class board, at roa-
snable rates. at 81 East l2th st. corner Of i'h ave.
The locality Ia unsurpassed, and the house has been
newly rnshci throu,g hout jcG 3'llO
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-10
NOTICE.

TTAVfTG debts of our own to paw, we respects
u a fully call upon all persons knowing themselves
to be in cur debt, TO pay up
This notice is not intended for those of cur
friends who pay us pEonlptly bat especially for
certain l'rge class wao having purchased our
goods, never trouble themselves about payng Tor
the same
Many Of the latter haTing had the use Of cur
capital 50 long, must really imagine they have
better right TO il than ourselves.
To ills cllss we now say, in language which we
hope they will not misnn erstan-lce Ic5Ht NJ ieas
portion Of 'seqns IN theiT baads-to meet oar own
habiltties--and If kind invitations to .spay uI,''
avail Motive viii try harsher though unpleasant
remedy--aud that very shortly
Aug. Is, 1861. A. b. GRAMER & co.
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To the People Of Bedford
AND
ADJOINING GATTTEES.

rF5 NJ. LYNCH, at Bedford Nursery, off RS for
i sale at war prices, general stock OF fruit
trees, consisting Of all the choicest varieties OF
sgies, pears, peaches, pluns, cherries neeuuines,
qGin1 and dwarf pear trees Of finest kinds, Law
ton Blackbewy, Raspberry, including Bnnc&le's
Orange, Gyosb.rries that VIII net midew, cherry
ami dutch Currents, Straw wbegres, finest varieties,
Grape roots Of choicest kinds, Rhubafb and
Asparagus, also Evergreen Vines and Creepers
Ros 5, fifty varieties OF perpetual blocmers Of all
eeiors and shades.
By stock is remarkably thrifty end will be sold
for casA much lawer than travelling agents are
selling at, Sho have to bring their stock great
distance and thereby injarng them very much hy
exposure. The above stock is raised in Bedford
Gonaty soil and climate, aud can be had fresh
from the soil.
ali orders promptly attended to anil trees sent
as directed ly hack or otherswise For further ntor-
nation address few lines to
T. NJ LYNCH,
Oct. 4, 1861. Bedford, Pean'a.
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kEW GROCERY.
corner Of West Pitt and Juliana st.

THE subscriber is opening at this well known
stand, a well selected stock of Contectionalies,
RoBaceo Segars and Groceries, consisting IN part
of coffee, 0e0rn, crushed and pulyerlzed sugars,
refined and golden syFans, bakng moiasses, young
hyson. imperial and black tee, chocolate, corn
starch and f4yofing extracts, clcase, eesn hrcoms
painted bHckets, drstrg wall. scrub, horse, shoe,
tooth and hair brushes; Cogfsctioeaffes, such as
plain aud fancy candes fruited candies and htyor-
cd jellies; water, butter and sweet eraekers.-
ForslgR fruits, oranges, ieFnens, hgss ralsons'
prunes. dates. currsnts citrens, fherts, wAlnuts,
cream nuts, almonds pea nutss Iodaccos congress
plug, sweet plantation, astuTal leaf. roHgh aud
ready, Lynchburg, smoking, superior Article,
cut and dry, &c, &c, Cigars, opera, skies. halt
Spanish, and variety OF other BRANDS lhe puh-
lie are respectfully invited to give him a call.
All kinds Of country produce taken at the highs
est market price. But no goods sold on credit.
j. B. FARQUHAR.
Nev. 8, 1861.
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Adminisfraors' Notice.

LETTERS OF Administration having been gran
tea to The subscribers, on tae estate ot ~ Il Hat
Gibson. iate OF Bedford township, decd, al
persons INDEBTED TO said estate IRE hereby notfsl
TO make Immediate payment, and those naving
claims against tie same, Will presen. them Proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH HUifOBISON,
JNHN W. SCOTT,
Nor. /, 1851. Admrs.
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.TNsaI al gEl-7 ET Gs 80

N01ICE is hereby given b the Board Of Mili-
~ tary Auditors of the County OF Bedford, and
also TO the diiferent collectors of the Townships
ana BoToughs Of s7ii County, that they are .e.
qaired to meet at tbs putlc House Of Col. John
Haier, IN Bedford, on W ednesaay tire Ist day
Of Jep. 1852, at 10 o'cl5sk. A. n, Tor the
purpose cf auditing the Military accounts, and
wiere legal exonerations and abatemeats viii be
made. LEMUBB EVANS,
Brig. Gen. Ist Brig. 18TH Div. r. M.
Brigadier Generals Oadce, Nov 2R, 1851.
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-! H.! ~!

KTTE the undersigned have used Roraback's
~ Compound Ghefn.eal Soap, for wasting
clothes, and cheeIfaliy recommend il to the fara-
lies OF Bedford an article Of Indispensable uti-
ty cleansing the clothes with tairtl the labor
AMI time usually occupied bg use Of tae common
soap.
Mrs. ANNIE D. suUcK, Mrs. LrolzDA MExoEL.
g 81. s. HARTLEY ELsIsA OYER,
AIRS. MARY ELsERoDE.
J. B. FAaoUaAR is Agent for the sle OF Family
Wrgbts for tils 5erouga Of Bedford, and any WHO
may wish TO purchase a wright hg viii furnish
with enough soap to give il a fair trial, and vi j
giye theHi Family Wright gratis if he does not
denoustg te the taes that tire soap 0e made st
cost Of one cent per ponad- Five pounds will
put out large washing, and hy puttag the clothes
to soak in the evening, they can be put out by s
O'Clock in the moraiag, tilns saving three fongthS
Of the daY and a great deal of labor and sickness.
Mery families give from 50 to IS cents per week,
for washing, who, by this method can save from
$50 to $50 per year.
lent fail to call soon.
Bedford, Nov. IS, 1861.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
EsEDF0RD, PA.

ETRs. S. E'HzEER would respectfully an
LFA Hounee te her friends ~ Bedford County. api,
to the public generally, that she has leased sr q
term of years, tae IA q aad convenint brick hotel.
al the corner Of Pitt and laiiaoR Streets Besi
ford. Pa, kEuwn as the s'W a A>HINGT0N AO
TEL" ana lately kept by Mrs Cook.
Tbs house is being thoroughly reftted aud re-
f5rnisHed, sud is Row open for the re, pfion Of
guests. Visitors TO the ..BE9F0RD SPRINGS. p
aud lersous attending Court viii ind the house 4
tlcisaNt and quiet temporary bome. Every aften-
ti0n viii be paid to tho accommodation aaa com
fort Of guests. The table Riat ali times Le sup
Piled with the best the markets a,sord. Charged
viii be moderate Extensive sabliIg is attaches
70 this hotel and a careful aud competent bosllel
will be in atteldanee.
Special attention sill he paid to the aecommo
dation Of the farming community.
March 80, 1860.
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FNacufnr u M0fire.

n LTTERS testamentary having been granted TO
- the subscribers, the estate ct Patrick
Hsney, late Of Cumberland Valley Township,
decd, aN persons indebted 10 sid estate are noti-
fed 20 make payment Immediately and those hav-
ing claims againat the same will present them pro-
perly autSsnticated for settlement
JAMES HANEY,
HENRY ]. BRUKHER,
Dee u, 1881
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PhiIaaAlnhIa.

4 BeuegoIeat Institution es}a5isaca 6y speciql In
document, for he Beitg Of tic SICK ard Dsfressed
afflicted wid Xira eai and Efi}emrc Diseases, aad
espsciqliy f9Y Tie Cure Of Diseases ef the Se1uat
Orgens.
TEEpICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
description Of their condition, Gage, occupation,
habits ol life, Sc.) aud in cases OF extreme poY-
erty. Medicines fur ishea free OF charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperin4terThoea. and
other Diseases of the Suxaal organs; aud on the
NEW REMEDIES employed IN the Dispens 4ry !,
sent to the aicted in sealed letter envelopes fsae
of charge. Two or three Stamps Tor postage will
be acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN E0UGHT0N, Act
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. b order OF the
Directors EZRA d. HEARTWELI.,
President.
GEO. FAIRCHLD, secrstafy.
Nov. IS, Is60--zz
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AHtlltog'B Notice.

IN the matter OF the citation OF Samuel Smith,
= Executor Of William Smith, deed the under
signed appointed Auditor to ascertain The facts,
report WIEN the legacies are to he paid, &c will
atterd to the duties Of tie appointment, on Thurs
day, JaruaIy 9tb 1862. Al lis oilce in The Borough
of Bedicrd, when al desiring can attend.
Dec u. 1851.
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.AD.HINlSrR4TOR'S NOTICE.

DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
4 FILTERS Of a3roiuistrstion, having Teen gran
H. ted to the subscriber, on the cstue Of George
lexis, late Of Bedford Township, decd. all persons
indebted TO said estate hereby notified to make
payment Immediately, and those having claims
against the same win present them properly anthem
ticated ioF settlement.
JOHN w. ICKES,
st. Clair Township, Administrator.
Oct. 25, Is61.-s
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administrator q Notice.

E3sfhRS 5 Of administration htgfng been granted
Ii g tia subscriber the csssts Of Marau ia
kiddis deceased I'll persons Ia3abtea ta s4sI es.
t5t are hereby notified to mlss iasns6iIts pay
mt9t aat those hAYiag ea4ins sg,iast tB8 sasa
wia PRESENT their aecousis properly all.hsotic4tsl
for settleneas.
doay w. cRis1AN, .aan,r.
Jan. g. 1862.
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Z easaeEs EGEied.
''l.-N-F3 cY 70 J,

B NJ e!esaa nT books two years ag9, and
EL having nlsay uopaid jptsments and notes,
eaa #lslteS act - make aiaitiooal costs upon
them, Itaeuf]re po,ify all aersoas 50 ialeited to
maze i&te say7seLt, 50 no longer indulgence
en- s. 8ll be 81 -, All persons nos responding
to i'..5 e aca aeei net complain If more costs
accras to tasiF in1stlea Tess.
JAa1S IL. BARNDOLLAR.
Biaody Run. Jan. g. i8G2.-as
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CASH SlnaE,

TIE undersigned has purchased =. Reeds stock
of Merchandise, ana viii continue tle trade at the
old stand, and sell positively for ready pay only.
Goods sold low for cash, or approved country pro-
duce. T.. A. REED.
Nov s. 1851
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Paper Hanging and pala.ing.

gFzHE subscriber wishes to inform the puhHc that
: he intends carrying on the Paper Rsnaiag and
Painting business, il Redf,ri, ana vienit lie
viii put ont work. az the shortest notice, and on
the most reasonable terms.
Tie has a sample book Of al sinds OF wall paper
which can be seen at his Office, and paper can be
had from him at city prices.
he may re seen at the old IEQIREa Office.
April &, 1860.
SAMUEL RADEBAUGH.
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sE II 1Sz eD EE2 EzEa
PUBLISHED every Friday morning, in Jnliara
Street, "A the brick bRilding, opposite
the 's3lengel House, by
DAVID OVEB.

y paid in advance, s1.5o; within She YEAR
90; and lfnot paid within the year, 81 -5Q viii
he charged. No paper discontinued uati ali ar
rsarages are paid--except at the option OF the
Editor. Afalare to notify 1lseontlnuanee VIII
be regarded as new engagement.
Ry-Sue escfibers outside Of the County must pay
In adyance
.sdrertiseaents not exceeding a eqHare,tl0 llnes,)
inserted three times for Sl-every subsequent IN
sertion, Is cents. longer ones in the same FRO
portion. Each frsclion OF asquaFe coanted as
full sqaare. All advertisements not specially
ordered for given time viii be continued until
forbid A liberal deduction viii be made to those
who advertise by the year.
Job PTfalsag Of all kinds executed neatly and
promptly and on reasona Sle terms
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-10

HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Phil delphia-f5r
IL lie Relie elite Sic and DistFssssE aictsd ,giLt
ViTalea' md Caroaic Distases and esgeciaiy Dieas
Is Of tte SeEaal Organs.
Medical advice givea Gratis by tho Acting Sur
geop.
b Vaual le REPORTS on SPERMATORRHEA
or SkAlA Al WEAKNESS, ani other Diseases Of
the Sexual Organs, and On the NEW REMEDIES
employed in the DisPensavy, seat in sealed letter
envelopes, free of chsrgt. Address
DR. J. SKiLI.IN B0UGHTEE,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth st,
Dec. 20, '6l-ly. PhiLdelphia, Pa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-10
PUBLIC SilB OH RIAL ESTiqg.

TIE subscTl0er VIII oIIer at pubIlc sale, on the
premises. or
SATURDAY the Isl Of FEBRU.RRY, .nert,
the following cal Estate, to wit:
One tract of land situate in Napier Township,
Bedford County, containing 1S7 acres and l0l
perches and allowance, IS acres Gle red ani under
fence, about acres Of which is meadow. The
Improvements are two story log House and
doabe Log Barn. a good never falling spring Of
water near the door, There is also al apple or
chard of choice fruit on this tract.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, p. H., when
terms win be made known.
HENRY TAYLOR,
.aeting Er'or Of Estate Of T.os. Hcereary, deed
Jan. g 1852
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IIMIII MIhLH.

TIME subscriber respectfully begs leave 10 in
q foIm his patrons and the public generally,
thai be still continues 10 manufacture and keep
constantly hand. cloths, eessin.ers, sltinstts
iiaanels. blankets, Nc., all Of which, he viii sci
cheap for cash or exchange f3g wool, also
Cafding and FaIling,
for Which he would call special attention, az he
possesses sup,rior facilities and machinery. espe-
callY adaptcd to this branch Of the business, aud
feels coad}ent be can d. work superior to any
Gth.r establishment in the county.
C5F ems for carding AMI falling striely cash
All letters on business shoum be directed to Bed
ford Pa, where they will receive prompt atten-
iion, JOHN IUTZ.
april o, ls6l.-z
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Jonn ra1sner,
;. NJ. E.Elaes ENEEz.a,E.Ea

attorney at LaW and Land SaFveyor r
KE7ILL attend with pFomptness to al busi"e
w entrusted 70 bis care.
viii llpraetice in Bedferd an3 Fulton Counties.
uzH0faee IN Juliaua Street, enc door North Of
ths Inquirer ofnce.
Dee. "A, 1883
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UNION H1TBE,
.Ts TsEE-9E4G9E2o. u

public, that he has Ieasad the above naasd Io-
tat in the old and wei khewn Globe baildinr for
merlg owned and oeeapisd BY Nr. John Y0uag,
I'D recently in the occapancv Of Jonathan doFtoH.
deed, where he viii be f4iry 70 sec bis friends
ard ths travelling pna!ic generally. Persons at-
tending Court respectfully invited to give him
call. III pie5sss hi'nseh thai be win do al IN
BIS power 70 rend tbs guests comfortable.
llis fable viii he slpqlird with The choicest del
ieaeics ne in1rEst viii fra
The Ned Rooms viii contain clean aaj CONT T.,
able atdaine
The sar IN be supplied with choice liquors.
fheSS.ba Sill be attended By careful AMI at
tentive hostlef.
Boorders taken by the day, weak, month and
year.
JOSEPH ALsR.
Bedford, Nov. =. 1850.
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publie sac al - EIgtata


FTEnE frn heretofore existing and trading under
T. the name and title of II. Shoemaker & Co.,
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons knowiig themselves indebted to said
fTm vii ssll J. H. Shoemaker VITO is authorized
to sgtte the books aid notes OF said 6,m. Al ac-
counts not setlled by the lst of December, 1851
viii he plsccd in The hands Of an officer for col
lection. word 70 the wise is sufficient
J. ~. SHOEMAKER, q co.
Bedford, Oct. II, 1861.
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BLlEESl EElFESIl

FsLANk Exemption Ja5lgHacut Notes, Execut.s ems
- Summons, salPan*s, Constable Sales, &c.
for sale at this cGioe
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Or. B. F. BARRY

1b services to the citizens Of Bedford ana II
einisv.
tliHea and residence on Pitt-Street, in the
bn.ldag formerly occupied by DR.. ] II. Hoaus.
Ney. q, 1857.
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A LII pirate families end hofcI kcepefs, should
a fully coasi9er the valus OF using the CoNcEx-
rRATIp IEAyEN, in connection with -four for max
iag bfcad rolls 5ackwheat cakes and pastry. TAis
compound is free from III Impurities. For sale at
The Drug AMI Book StoEe, OF DR.. 3. T. Harry.
Aug. go. 1851.
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Dr.. Z. G Reamer.
2hvsician and s1raaor

Physician and Surgeon.
: espeGffully tenders his services to
"a tae citizens Of Bedford and vicinity. He
may always be found (unless professionally en-.
eaged1 At his Drug and Book Store, IN Juians
s..
Feb. 10, 1857.