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Dr.. stephen swest, Of Connssottitesuls stitsl

the Great Natural Bone Setter. -
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
is known all over the United States. ,n
DR.. Stephen Sweet. Of Connecticut,
Is the author Of sDr Sweets Iafahible Linimeut
Dr.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LlNIMENT
Cures Rheumatism and ut yer fails.
DR.. SWEEPS INF ALLlBLE LINlMEHT
Is certain remedy for Neuralgia
Ds. SWEETS INFALLlBLE LlNlMENT
Cures Burns ans ScadsS i'm mediately. W
DR. SWIFT $ INF ALLiBLE LfNiMENT
Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Bluisss
DR.. SWEETS INFALlIBLE IMMINENT
Cures Headache Immediately and was never known
TO fail. f1tfa 318fT oFh 94Nigg9
Or. SWEETS iNFALLlBLE LlNlMENT
Aaords immediate relief Tor Phi es, and seldom fails
10 cure.
Dr., SWEETS INFALLI3LE .LINlMENT
Cures Trootbache in!onel miaute. y Z ,crhjb
Dr.. SWEETS iNFALLlBLE. LINlMEST.
Cures Cuts and Wounds immediately and leas nose
eear.
DRswRET IS sINFALLIBLE lLINtMENr
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known world.
Dr.. SWEEPS lNFAhLfBLE E BtNiMENT
Has been used by more than a million people, spd
all praise it!l 1AhtAlk 4GOMTR 3s-kAf.9E
Dn. SWEETS INFALLlBLE LlNIMENT
Tsken internally cures Collie, scholera Morbus nd
Cho.
DR.. SWEETS lNFALLIBLEsL
Is truly "friend in need, and every family should
have il at band. -
DR.. SWEETS iNFALLlBLE LlNiMENT
Is Tor sale BY ali Druggists. Price 25 and so cents
2ELH& HID ulA A1aDaSM
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The undersieHed hssing opened "a blacksmith
shop, immedately opposite the residence oi Samuel
Vondersnth, 10 Bedford Borough, infossr, the pub
lie that he isprspared to do n ,,t,
HORSE SHOEI-NC. STRO-vC;, or LIGHT,
repairing wagons, OF any thing usually done in bis
lire. The patronage Of .s.e pcblie respectfully
solicited n 's1t9sF sqamniN ut
isnl s,dI aaibi6 AL. DlSlloSC.
Aprill7. is93.-rlm. a r
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa, Diseases of the Nervous System, Spermator- r.
rhea or Seminal Weakness, Impotence. ami other
affections Of the Sexual Organs, Physical Debility
and lfemature DecaY-new and reIa Bile treatment.
in reports of the Howard Associa ciation sent by mail
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Addre ss
Dr.. J. sKlLLtN HOUGH TON. HowA RID ASSOCIATIONS,
No Soutb Ninth Street, Philadelpn;a Pa.
Maffh 6, ise5--iys4 ~ y i@}f ~ ot ~
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Dr.. SWEETS iNFALLIBLE LiNlMENT FOR
HORSES Is unrivaled BY any, and IN all cases of
lsmeaess, atising from Spraps, Bruises lyreuch-
ing, its effect is magical and certain. Harness or
Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &c.. il. will also
cure Speedily. SPAWN and Rinebone may be EASILY
prevented and cured in their incipent stages, but
confirmed cases are beyond the possibility of rad
seal cure. No case Of the kne, hswever, Is so des
perate or hopeisssbpt itmay 30 ealleviated by this
Liniment, and It's faithful application will always
remove the Laneness, and enable the horse to trsv
el with, counpara'tve ease. . aGNNAta
Every Horse Owner
should have this remedy NJ tand, for its timely u,e
at the first appearance OF Lameness will efsetuaiy
pi ievent these formidable diseases, towhch all hor-
ses liable, and which render so many otherwise
valuable horses nearly WORTHLESS
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WA TER g STREET FACTORY

The business Will lie continued by the subscri.
Der at the. old stand. he has large stock OF
goods now on hand, and continues TO manufacture
Cloths, CasitneTes, sstnetts, Coverets, Blankets,
Fiannels, caIpelirgs, Stocking Yarn, &c.
Having practical knowledge Of the business,
and competent aud experienced workneo employ
ed, be trusts he will be abe 10 give satisfaction
and merit q share Of public p,iratagr.
Goods will be exchanged ,isr snol, on fayo able
will permit. WV
The subscriber will send bis wagon around 10
all parts OF the county, with assortment of goods
for sale or oxchange. He will, slso, pay cash, or
part cash and part trade, for wool.
Country carding, fuling, Sc, will b.. attended
to os heretofore. HNR n 80 gk@E'& 4
Arm 2stb, 1891 JOHN J. NOBLE .
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SATURDAY,, The, I'd .day Of ..sfoy.
l2o Acres, ss Perohss,

and allowance, surveyed on warrant TO Aumphrey
Dillon, dated July l2, 1926. aa ss !;
No. Q. A small tract of woodland adjoining the
above and lands of William Lyen, ESQ.,, containing
Is ACRES or thersab bouts. al
The above tracts will be divided into lots, plot
of which will be exhibited on day of SALE.
NO }. The undivided one. fourth part of tract
of coal land situate on Six Mile Run, in Broad Tor
township, in said county, adjoining lands of B. L.
Wigton, the Huntington aud Broad Top Railroad Il
Coal Company, and others, containing l73 acres
more or less. This is valuable tract OF coal land,
and Immediately available as such, as it is located
on the six NJ lie Run branch Of the Huntingdon and
Broad Top Railroad dvsuass u..f,...ee
TERMs-one.haif Of the purchase money 20 be
paid in cash al confirmation of the SALE and the bal
snce ia one year tn GREATER with interest. Al a4
Sale 10 commence az one O'Clock. p. Nj. sfHG
ef'a ALEX. KING, Admir-.
OF Msj. j. Watson, deed.
April 10, 1888.
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WEDDING RINGS
DIsSOLUTIOY OF pnRTNERsaIp

!, DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership heTeiofo,e existing between the
undersigned, doug busiAess under the name and
hrm OF Jonal. NoBLE Il Co., was dissolved on the
lst day Of April, instant. The books remaia with
John !. Noble, who is authorized 10 settle up the
sauiv. laR t tal.s} rr-,.f JOHN /. NOBLE. 4
IHslAn 10 e1Iel Ns JOS. g. NOBLE,
atersireet Factory. April 2l,h, lss3.rtl "a
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FlyE-TWENTV o. s. LOAN.

The subscribers are subscription age nts 10 dis
possof the hsfiye-Twenty years UNlTEp7S 7Sr ATES
LOAN. Amounts can be had to suit the means OF
difieient individuals from Fifty Dollars to Thou
sands. The interest to be payable and to be ae-
counled for halt yearly in GOLD. I,
REED q SCHELL.
Apil 10, 1663-3ts' 4 = . a.
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STRAY MARE

tsSane tfespsss'ng upon my premises some time
about ths' lsssof March. 1862, oas grey mare,
about 10 hands h,,supposed to be yabeu19 or 10
Yeas oie'lnoother marks.l The,owaer is requested
70 prove nroprty,epay charges and take hsraway ;
otnerwlse sbesxilly be sold according TO law.o,,l
D. APfl 2i--3ts 81 aaa. a-.aA p. L. YOUNG
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rH0T0GRAPHs.

T. r. GETTYS has Just retafnef from the East,
where be has awaited himself Of all the recent i'm.
proven ents in the Photographic art and is now pre-
pared to furnish Pictures of every style and as per-
feet as can be had at any of the cit establishments
His photographs, especially his " Gard De Vsitss,"
cannot be sxceed, in proof Of which he only asks
his friends and the public generally 10 call and see
for themselves.
he has brought with him splendid stock of
ROSEWOOD, EBONY .4.i'D GILT
rPRBEy
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ESrATE, on ELI lFLUCK
BEDFORD HALL ASSOCIATIONS.

The Stockholders Of the Bedford Hall Assoc :atiou
hereby notified that the annual election for FIVE
trustees of said Association will be held al the Odd
Felows' Hail. in Bedford Borough on Mond ay, the
4th day of May, 1859, between the hours OF one
and three O'Clock, P. M, of said day.
~. Notice is, also, given that the trustees of said
ssociation have declaIed semi-annual dividend
OF four pei, ,centum uron the Capital Stock. wbieh
the stock holders can receive by callingupon the
Treasurer. John z. Jordan. o4fd ,tta3aFJ .ftgf
ap2i-2t7 ,s.H S. l.. RUSSELL, Secretery.
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{ "A FRIEND INs NEED. AIRY sIG.ss

soa. SWEETS ,SlnFALLlBLE- HMM EHT,ss an
external emedy, is without rival, and will allevi
To- pain nore spec than aay other preparstion
For all Rheumatic and Nervous disorders it is truly
Sprains Bruises, &c, its soothing healing and pow
erfu strengthening properties, excite the just won
der and astonshment of all who have ever given it
a trial.. 0yersonelthousandl cert ifcatesof remars~
able cures, performed BY it within the last two years
attest the fact.
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List of Retailers.

n list o. renders Of Foreign and Domestic
.Nerciaadise in The county Of BeJjord, for
TIE gear 1853, as tappfdssa ind classified
bv he appraiser Of Mercantile Tares.
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puHL1c sAEE
or raLUaBLE REaL Esr.aTE.

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court o
Bedford eounty, the updeis gned ada.iaistrator ol
the estate Of hhjor oha Watson dece ased, wall Of
ter at public sale, on
SATURDAY,, The, ID day Of .-sfoy,
next, at the Court House. in the borough Of Bed
ford, the following real estate, TO viz ,afs 'fn
No /. tract Of land situate in Bedford township
in said county, adjoining lands Of Espy y AMBER
son, Esq, Mrs. Eliza Watson, William Lyon, Esq.
and othvrs, contsining .a ssost +. 81 rssqt3.
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rs Cents TO 9 Dollars.


and hodIng' from II 10 TOO PICTURES.
These FRAMES and ALBUMS are made of the
finest materials and are the cheapest ever offered
10 the citizens of Bedford county. ard bring deter
mined TO sell CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
he can assure his customers that they need not 20
elsewhere TO find good an article at the same
price. His motto is "quick sales and small profits -
6. tltf 81 f,R. GETTYs.
Aprl 10. 1909
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, SPECIAL NOTICE.

converting the present issue of LEGAL rENDE Err
NOTES INTO THE NATIONAL SIX PER c CENT
LOAN commonly called tsFive-Tw entes") will
rease - AN-stA AiG N&I
An who wish 10 invest IN the Five T wen,y Boan
must, therefore, apply before the l,t Of July next,
.#@ i~a7ia st7h iW JAY COOKE,
a a a ~ Subscription Agent,
gu a.T ialna haa siar No.lH S. Third ST., Phi'a.
Anvil l11.iR69 .aEalA-.a ~. 81
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DR., J, L. MARBOURG, :.

-, UR., J, ~ D. MAKBUUKC,l ora z
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, e
Tenders his professional services 70 the ciuzens
Of Bedford and yciiity. rs Ea' p" 'fesoE 10
4 lr7 Night GALS shrs,a Ne na8s ar tho resisnr4
Of john q ainnichs 80 j. April 81, iss2iY
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Txans For announcing candidates for Asse'n-
bly, Prothonotary, aud Sheriff, 50 ooi for TIeasur.
ef So 90, fol Commissioner, Aoiitof and Poor D-
rector, 81 CO. To insure insettion,oll st nouncs-
roents NV 4 t,d paid In advanes.ss
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pr0thO1fOtagv.

D Nj. Eprroal - Please fannounee the nameof John
n. Fuke, Esq. for the Office Of rrotho6o airy, sub
i,et to the decisiou of the Democrats County Con
sntor. asit t&t'btaaN sA03He8, "A 1se,1 !,
Ne are authorized TO announce J. Henry sehell,
t..a, Of Sehelsburg borough. as eandldato fo the
iice OF Pfothonotaty, subject To- the decision OF
tke Democratic County Convention.
! We are authorized to announce A. J. Snively, OF
tehellsburg Bor., as cand,dlt' for P1othonoiary,
'sbisct to the decision Of the Democratic County
iipnvention. tta't w res
We are authorized 10 announce o. +. Shannon,
Esa., as a candidate for Pro'hanatary. subject 10
Ahe decision of the Democratic County Convention.
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FRHHES

Of all sizes, ranging in prize from
80 Cents TO 5 Dollars.
Also variety of frames for card pictures, as low
as 20 CENTS each. EsE
Also variety Of BEAUTlFULl PHoToGRApH
ALBUMS, varying IN price from
7E nenfs IN q TlnItarc
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WIN Lysinssr cSnfsetonery Z 9 N's 90
Motto is hereby givsnathat an appeal will be held
at the Court House on the 9Th day o. May, 1868.
f,gv4,v,sov-y- = LEVI AGNEW,
,so T5ts.,, N Mereantile Arp raiser
'F' .HaI AZ ts,.aa
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"a NoTIeEE

The following named persons have fled their pa
ti,ione and will make application to the Court of
Quarter Session of the Psace in and for the county
of Bedford to be held on the first Monday (4th day,
AZ NAV next for Tavern License:
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ssR raf hEY.
.r .o.ra i OF &. 81 am cdusrs :

81 n fSYWWWw n
To rar i)xaocEAfs OF b. rt ORD Ccuxry ii offer
myssif as candidate for the office of Representa-
tive in the next Legislature, iabjec to he decision
.of the Democratic Ccunty Convention.
mu&e@Rau B. i. MEYERS.
W. are aathorize,i 10 announce Geo w sGump OF
Napier tp., as candidate for Assembly. subject TO
the decision Of the Democratic County Convention.
We are authorized TO announce ;he name Of Wm 9.
M Hall, Esq, as a.caidHats for thez Legislature,
subject to the decisiou of the Democrats County
CAM enlion.A . : 1 -r.l,t.tar n .l.r - -.
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r We sts su;hotsed 70 sannounce Pe'fr h, Siuds-
akrr, Of Narter township, as aeandidate Tor Sher
subject 10 the dee sian Of thea Demoeratle County
Convention. al9o ffNW lP fi9p 'IeiFf io ftsH
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60 atressof lane--101 1cieset and hmndsr ishe,
with log house thereon erected, adjohih. CsvJ xe
Trout aian, George Nay apd others, parity an Isni
alta and partly In Londonderry Townships, lstsly
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DISBURSEMENTS, I

.Yfsi.EfI ,H t!3N LlA -
II Almshonse, 81 ,s,i% s'ygoiltE $500 00
4sAyres or Jarreu's damages on "
" IS hroad,S6ft aaiir" lstleg1 I''sea ~ I 90
a .Ayres, Johns heirs, damages on
road E ~ 3',sasa Z, ias.ol g e - O0
.St5s Ashbridge VIM C. and Glasgow, soe !,
opening road 5-'',al.,.,.' s.',' AZ Oo
"A 4iAlmony Josiah, opening road u 7S 25
"A Ayres, TRomas s SW,f fls6D III ....I.Ia.1 90,
Z a Arthur John, nnagis,rave's' acct 5a'5 95l
3aArthur' Joseph, cofingaccoant @3g'3 90
2 Allen Israel, juror oniinquest ri so
Gp2 Allen Joseph, do do ''t .,,, so
- Allen Joseph K, do oia do (2) i 90.
2 Andrew Henry S, do "a do . so
p Adams WmyA, do do rsl.a so
= a Amos William, judge orphans
n, court 4 Sa'9 7oe. q. se' o 1o; 90 90
A Ayres, Susan, @ ], ,pay Harrison
-nraH Ayres g zeg7n t ~ " ,,i,.1 %,ig sag 20 00I
IS Atkins, George and wife, % p,
,5 pay II Harlan Il I'D 'ssil,i sa.l5a 20 90
.aii y. sii lsfsfaS Trag : f+dJ b1.lHaa q .Ha
- ,.. isso1s g 91.,, = e, ea r., r. ,gS9 ,5S'.8 -
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2 Clansey Margaret, O. P, to John

2 Clansey Margaret, o P, to John
'.- A. Hopper 20 100
3 Coply yemima, o P, to James
9 Curtis MasyS o r, to =. Moores go 90
3<Cunhi1ghAm c F, o !, tosSam-
4ear7ssa,ueI $ Susan, oP, pay :
sss ~, IN Matthew Wiley,lr. =. 25 90
4 Combs Tabithao r, o /, TO VIM
rgs rss ..oL L SmithsenSS ~ go 90
8 Garry fiafnah, @ P, 70 Isaac
% sak Scarborough 90 90
3 .Chipman Mary, o P,to JrC
~ Wilson Yt'giA 49, 25 90
Is CLARK John, oaP, 70 Samuel M.lloI
IN a Nd e iWhileford go,n a, ! rs 90
Il Carroll Peter E, general super
,iise visor oini rDa, .s51 w
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2 Hewlett, VIM, juror on inquest SO
2 Hopkins WIN, doc do So
2 Hall James w do do 90
! 2 Hopper James Asdo & dos so
Q Herman Williams jail account 116 I96l
4 Heason, John, magistrates ac-
count Nh ,9a.5 an 6 80
S Howe james, general supearvi-
,sia91 sorsnls.t1 hlsp s2aAA nS t2'2lO 90
3 Hanson B b, register of wills 20 90
4 Holland Ann; o r, to Isaac =
Twining 90 90
Hall Margaret, Q P, TO George
Bevard, 80 90
l Hall Thomas W, county COM
missioner SO So
5 Harlan Henry S, county COM
missioner 65 So
a Hildt VIM, constable's account 9 90
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a Judd VIM H, damages on road 10 90
4 Judd John, witness ~ ay1N SO
n Jurors and Bailifs for 1864 3,6l0 90
4 Jennings Martha A, s W, 1861, 9 90
4 Jennings M !, E, ~ do do 3 90
3 James Thomas M, constable's aa4. (.
!. account . srAt ses 118 SO
l lsanbangh Charles, juror on in JF1
Il guest ythgl LgH uTh i t,I Il 90
s Jones Mary, o P,to MA How 5 4
~ a lett as va. l1tla 1a s4saiN 90 90
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q Evans, VIM F, chairman ON road 67
2'Evatt Win, juror on inquest ,,@ SO
5 Elicit John, coffin account ..@o 5@ =. 9 90
lYgiEverittI lSenia, o p, 10 Benja-o455al
;lil sii I'd, min Standiford ,q a,i,aan, ID 90 90
a Ensenger Mary's child, O P, To- ,2s .8,
a asasi James Stansbury' syi,rsr ~ 90 100
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A Day Amos, damages on road 2 so
3 Dickey DR. Robert, physician 70, ,,f5 81
I.qe d; almshonse leaaoud edtyt 81" 5p ,l66 90
8 Dickey Df Robert, account fled 20 SO
4 DenboW John, cons,able's acct 90 3S
2 Donnelly John X, printing ac-,gcl
1.. , /. count (not filed for last leyy)a 20 90
3 DamPman Albert juror on in
/ - qllest tai,a,,,,,E,il ,.!,e4 aol ~ g,,laa on
4 Delmoss Theodore, q. = do ha'.na9 50
! D9nnelly, Hugh sss aa.u,adoA atl 80
2 Davidson Thomas M, do (2),r ! 90
g. ! Draine John, account for foot ,s5i M
81 oi3 bridge s.Ins ,r.h"gtg ~,a. 20 90
4 1Dailaml William Fl, attorney to l'iaS i..1 -
@.45dt'a Il q ! commissioners .tad J. 100 90
/, , torney Ss'7s'..''' y 7s,, 'al ,FF =. % 45o 90
a. a. Z. seph r Coaie 1 ..os% D.oIp ai q 90 90
Hanson s c.. ca - = st, .Sf'' 30 90 90
3 Dowlan James, o P, TO Thomas ~
e Barrow S5 81 r 1~.,s% t.r4 'da ~. "a 10 90
3 Deaver James, O P, TO Samuel 93 ,l..3
4 ''a' Galloway az ,i'p@5 10 ID. 1T ! + aoi 90
3 Dean Nathan ir., Jail account 12 Al
4
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2 Fletcher VIM, chairman on road 81
2 'Foy John B, damages on road 40 90
8 Forwood Edwards, S w, t6.r9T qa,lill3 , ill33
2 Farrell Edward o, juror on i'll, >,,,
~, IS quest I OK AZ ,5t ID 5t,,,, .[..I i"''f ia so
2 Fresh Lewis, s@,ts.don .,do,omes 50
a Fletcher Mary, O P, TOE. Flet-
2as cher q .,F o &g2 g , haa a99 a5 ,1i @ IS 90
B Ferguson Miss, 0 p to g w. me-
9 ,za f. Rigdon' 80 ,o 5ge ,.qg ''e 'a. l2 90
5 Flowers Blanche, Q P, to Levi ,s'g -,
ia' Jam James '7' '' 90 ''''-' '''' '' m IS 90
5 FARMER William, O'P, to Ann
'Nfn Smith v 'o'ssN J.a''H \ v 'Ta@ 25 20
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2 Lovett Oliver, chairman on road l 80
2 Lovett John do. do 2 90
8 Lowe Jeremiah, sr,, damages on ~
road o!a:t 1ieagfS 5 Jrt 9 so
5 Lowe Jeremiah, jr, r do O sf-Oo
o Lowe Ruins, do 3 90
Al Leimbach Matthew, rent for cleo <
r.o. ton 1851 D 1l3'I@ I6,l s 90
a Lowe Rufus, building bridge at o'l2a
Wiley's Mill - anH pa 45O 90
A Lyle George w, chairman on ia2n
\ Iiroad 50 3syq laJd@ v .Nqa Ga
Legoe Benedict magistrates f.','' L
g.aa account, l@''.'a 1I7seIf 2a' 3 ,6I
a Lowe Rufus, assig'd certificates IA so
A Lowe jeremiah, coffin account a 90
3 Lee DR. r d, jusor ON inquest s.'i so
3 Lee DR. R ID, physician to Jail l02 cd
2 Lampugh Thomas, juror on in 'S
ts,pquest 'i3Liz0 '9@ . Z 7'7G ~ SO
i Lee David, Judge Of orphans % 4r
-1iqincours a--1a'a. 2nam ~" h~ I2aoO
2 Lofin Richard, magistrates ac- @inaii /
n count y Il 6 sol
.iILyuch Ann, o P, to James Nell
.,. son, 80. ,,... ,..,- -. :, %, ,oof
sgLiagaa Alice, o 2, m aE 5000.
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2 Knight Joshua, damages on road SO l0Or
2 Keen T L, opening road $50 90
a Kirkwood John B, examiner dn0' II
road .,,,,,,.,, - 9 OO
a Kirkwood John H, magistrates
" Saccount 80 .' 80 .z3 8 566
2 Kenly George W, to repair road 50 90.
l Kennard Howard, juror on in. :, ,,
quest TX 50
3 Kenly R W., do ,,-s.Sg r so
81 Kenly Daniel } y do el48 So
2 Keen James a;sh do 50,
2 Kurtz Sebastian, dosf2)~E 100
2 Heating George and = family,O II
1hHdP, to John Wareham 50 BIZ lyO 90
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]. Nelson. James, juror on. .inques. --5V
Negpon Michael, N q Pss0John
Moores 90 90
3 Newnon aLetitia, o P, to John e
e, Moores 30 90
s Norris Margaret, o p, 10 Hugh
whitefora 81 .',' ''7sV 80 90
s.dvA15oOa .aa /.
)-1[fI1pfTTC@ G n RF 9fI n \
III Osborn Garrett, magistrate'sland 7 ! :,
Z Icoroner's account : = : 27 80
8 O'ponnelF James, coffin acct l2 90
2 0wensJohn Ts juror onfinquese SO
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09
ROSECRANS' POSITION.

The Chattanooga Rebel of the End
inst, gives the following as the posi-
ton Of Rosecrans and incidental there
to of Burnside
CAT present Rosencrans is ia a posi-
ton almost impregnable, with a di-
rect line Of communication to his rear,
and sufficient arrangements, by pom
toons and trestle- bridges, to insure the
safe passage Of his troops in case of
reverse. He is amply supplied with
cavalry beyond the Tennessee river to
preserve his rear line of communica-
ton with Nashville and Louisville.
Of course every point of importance
from Chattanooga to Louis lille has
been fortified, and garrisoned with
troops at the more important stations.
Burnsides occupies Knoxville and
Cumberland Gap, with possibly twelve
or fifteen thousand men. The line Of
communication, therefore, to his rear
i, uninterrupted to Lexington and
thence to Cincinnati. The troops Of
both commanders are in healthy eli
mate, and an excellent country for
supplies and forage. That they will
use every effort to hold the country
and winter there we have not a doubt,
even though Rosecrans resumes often
sive operations, as he boastfully threat
ems to do. =
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09

Died atthe residence OF his Father near Staun-
ton, on SATURDAY. the ard inst, Of Flux GEO w.
MARSHALL, in the 10Th year OF his age.
OBITUARY
Departed this life, at Frankford Methodist Par
sonagc. Greenbrier county, Va, September It'll,
ls63, of Pneumonia. inflammation Of the bowels and
Whooping Cough combined, CHARLES WILLIAM
beloved and oa'y son of Rev. !. w. and + Evan,
aged years mou tbs and rs DAYS. Death loves
q shining mark and he found it III little Charley.
tie was a fair bud ofpromise. b Thel light and life
Of our ousehold. and loved and admired by all
who knew him. His sfferiEgs during his illness
4wtre extreme. yet he bore them with almost unex-
amped fortiude and patience Notnne murmur
heard to escape his lips during his entire i'll
ness, which las Ted eleven DAYS. His parents
hearts are stricken indeed at this affective d;spen
saton OF Providence to them, but th.y try to bow
submissfvey to the will and dispensaton of the AL
mighty, knowing that s.the Judge of all the earth
will surel. do right They take comfort in the
fact that their beloved child is in heaven. He
rests in the bosom of the Rcdeemer, who. when on
earth, took little children in His and blessed
them, and said s>ufer the little children to come
unto me and for bid them not. for Of such is the
kingdom Of heaven. May the stricken parents so
live and walk while sojournng in this vale Of tears,
as that they and their remaining child may at last
be made plrtakers of that rest into which their
little Charley has already entered.
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