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Eighth Michigan Infantry

CAMP z MICHIGAN INrANTRY
SPoTrsYLvASIA { H.. "a My Il 1894 J
Mr. EDuUR:-Again We haze met the enemy
IN the 5th lust, our forces ENGAGED the rebels
On the Rapidan. Ny divis on-3d, 9Th Army
Jorps-arrived there on the 9th at noon. We
made successful charge on the rebels. driving
them from their ride pits Al O'Clock P. NJ.
We made second charge-did not accomplish
much. but held our position. 1t is now raining.
aud am sitting on the ground writing: there.
ore, | will not give a detail Of the BATH. but
Sill merely give you list Of the casualties OF
ny regiment. killed. wounded and missing.
COMPANY A.
Captain Jas. S Donahue. left leg amputated.
Corporal Geo. Burbank. leg, severe.
John J. Ar,l e. n. arm. severe.
Prirates.
Geo. P. Adams. slight.
John Adair. arm. severe.
Jas. Burts. both thighs. severe.
A Curtis. side. severe
Ira Green. side aud arm. severe.
ThOs- NOrehouse, shoulder, slight.
Jas II. Mitchell, leg bit.
COMPANY B.
Captain r. G. Hutchinson. killed.
Lieut. E VI. Horey. leg, severe.
Sergeant F. I G Jason. leg. severe.
Sergeant R. NJ. Brooks. finger.
Corporal c. II. Putnam. thumb.
Priratcs.
John Bell, breast, slight.
George Douglass foot. severe.
". q. Cole, finger.
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SEYMOUR HOUSE.

af LEWIS C LOOMS, Corner Franklin and Centre
streets, Lansing Mich. This Hous. jaceni 10 he
not AMI has been thoroughly refited throughout.
i TIE intention q the propristor keep d r fss
Class style. 4-4-iv
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TAhI.N UP

CAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF
- he % ;ers gnei, The 30 i1st o COW and calr
lh' cd" - n DARK brown color aud has tr1ss t b
on her right horn The Owner is rtQrCs ef o. come nd
liy chars and take her AWAY. AEL~ON TURNER
Lansing, N4y I'd. l6l s74w8
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HAVEJUST RECEIVED ALARGE
L a7s1riIent u sprlag stock 90 Blois an Shoes
cons -fi NJ Men y Women Boys Misses Chllrtus
ana loItl war
Custom Work promptly attended o.
JOHN a DATFY
Lansing Miv IL l-fs sr
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49, hpeIkl4tks Gel oratea >t.riarh p.ff.-. s- 1901.
et tle greatest streagthe - Remedies ,rtsuf d i.
ss7e -y adapted O. those WHO are an ci,d w.th ~,
Fever aud Agae or any other disease ars1E framaaa
ordered condition u The digestive organs For thc De-
yer and Agle there medicine n fae world equal 10
t. - 30 enters plri1es AID repionshc. The blood ~hch
rs So important 90 bring ahout De .tly acion o. us
cases ol ths natlre Tie bitter. aro nos among Tie
most popular. aal AZ ths time s-lab snecls IN
the macai world l. recommending % ~ the puba,. We
a-eflIy cusciols q col1g taem great service kaow
lag, As W. DO. their many excellent q4ali.s ana SIRE
aal speedy action IN AL cases uhcre tie lsass Is csrs
RI hy rreguiarty 4 tie digestive organ. Atri viii
suffice 10y tho most sseptcal Fs- Sss frers,seur-s
For sale by Druggists ana dealers generally every
"Acre 4-sml
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- 1sNrLkNAN, cured Il Nervous Debility.
Hcomrc..ncy Premature Decay and Ylatlfs. Error
act--iod - desire g. bersat others Nil De- happy O.
'1raso g. al ~ao ne u. urss u cAarct1 tas r,,s
ALA direction ~ making the simple rtuedy USED ia IS
case These WISHING 10 proli sy LES experience. ana
D. sscss Valuable Reraeay. ~.l receive tae SANE. tv
return I'D i-i llarei-ly seaiet, hy adlrcss.rr
JOHN b OGIFV.
s-smg =, ~ -. ..-..
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Table of DIstaneel

The iollo"ing table OF distances from Rich
mond viii be found Of interest At the present
time:
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THE LIGHT o. Tx h,UsrH -Smi'inr
i-ess are the household shts. Can VIE sect Der
hiseand g smile whea she SIS before hi rr breNds
oa- husband OK f'r smiles 'ron hs q BE- 90 =
her inferior materials Tor making breads II SIP. you
vii please your VIE set neIanfs Chem.-a. slrrlirs
ans she vii produce bread and biscuits tl.i wiI p,s,
yo.ihat wI please her, an tacre VII te lr1l ia ths
A'-s ehol-suiies al aroaul
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sF- A RNEDY ToR nm rfirs :.

IS blessagto The suffering 70 know ,hst ~. h..
90 eactu~ cure for this truly troubles me cisssse NJ
Hazards. q i6s. Sseoas Street Cincinnati. ON,
taxes great pleasure N informing an who are suffering
~ith p-es, that Ae Esd snal Qsautsy o. Dr sr.ck
land Pie Remedy, and esectet perrnanent cure
rhs seems 90 Dc TIE ease with al VINO maze use o. tas
splendid rrcparAiioa l. IS marufacturei al No g.
E.si Fourth street, Cincinnati. he. ana sold by an
Druggists ~
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Official to Maj. Gen DIX:
:.

NAsHfS5TON. Nav %.
Dispatches form Nj General CANDY. dated
mouth Of d RIVER m.duighi, Nav 18th, state
that Admiral Porter has just arrived
Dispatch from ADMIRAL Porte. dated on
bard the flagship Backaaak. mouth @. I'd
RIVER 6lh, star's ttat ihe portion Of these al
ron above Alexandria, hs- been relieved from
heir uopea-anl position, 5y the iai. sii-4b.-
-xerfiou OF Lieut. Col Bailey. Acting z -ire-r
II The qth army corSs. sho proposed and bsiir
tree dam Of COO feet across the river az ne
the lower fail, Hl'ch enabled al The vessels 10
pass 10 safety 20 tie back states If the Mes
=ippi. reaching Alexandra and li3sed 70 pa--
aHover the shoals, and the Instructions planted bs
the enemy, 70 p0nt Of safety.
Nsj. General Sherman. ov dispatch dated
$50 p. ". Ia night. reports that he Eouli be
lady D. tbs morning % again resume is opera
ons.
Returned veterans al regiments. he saws.
have more tlan replaced al losses aud de,scl-
mems
We have no Official reports since nv las,
tel gram from Gems. Grant or Butler
Official ? ports Of this Department show that
within eight days after the great lattle a.
So. t,s7lsania . II. many thousand v.te-an
troop have leen f.ruard-d o. Gen GRAFT
The whole army ba~ been amply supplied
wi-h full ra-'0ns o. subsistence.
Upward Of 20D0I sick AID wounded havs
been Transferred from the Fed % Wa-hngtoa
hospitals and placed under surgical care.
Over 5000 prisoners have been transported +
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WEDNESDAY, My l

The 18th New York are gong home to-mor-
had another fierce battle last night and drove the
ehels ike dust. l ana safe and well We are
4 u drawn in line of Oatlle. But do not Worry
bout NE. Pray daily for me, that ~hatever be
ais me. may be ready for the issue This Is
al Can write nov. Ny love TO all at home
You NAV not hear from NE again Tor some tine,
Unless another chance turns up 10 send or We VIII
more victory. Your Hff-cJionat- son.
EDWARD FLOWER
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The foregoing letter of Lieut. Elder brings
up the list OF casualties to May llth; but an
other correspl dent, under date of May 18Th,
adds the following:
Lieut.. J. A. Elder. Co. E, arm.
Elisha Harrington. Co. +, side.
James rdon. Co E huger.
Jackson L. ROsencrsns, Co. E, leg.
David c. Wiser, Co. A, side.
The writer says: We also lost orr Colonel,
Frank Graves. and several line onicers.-ED
REPl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Bgggf--CisEKE On Monday evening, February s, by
Rev. Geo kotl sky capt EAs +. LURSE, Eighty eighth
regiment New York Volunteers, 10 KATE C. cLARAt, 81
this cay. No cards.
PosI-N ON AT the residence OF the brides iaher,
on Tuesday February b. tho Rev T. T. Baduer House,
Brunsw lex Matte, III. JOCK Z. Posr, OF Jersey City,
10 Miss NAui u second daughter OF John b. Nors s4,
o. Pal sades, Now YORK
Sgsvik- FoasakK-At Warwick. N, Y, Sunday
February Il BY the Rev L. II Naadcrveer. assisted by
the Rev. lsaac ID. Coe. loan l. SEalIS. OF this city,
TO SAidiE daughter OF the late Abraham toishee, OF
tho former place
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IFiaou, Fob. Q, 1854.
The dey DDS store q George Peck entered last
sshi and robbed o. shawis valued al twelve
thousand dollars.
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ExPREssEs.

RURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS BURNHAMs
e. w Ya sipress Burnhsms Furniture Express lilo
es Eleventh street between Fifth and Sixth avenues
urnure stored All kinds OF furniture boxed and shipped
fsn"ofs Vi families mgyed Ia ~ cI Or u ne counsrY,
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POf.ITIGAH.

hog FOX SALE-A LARGE, POWERFUL AND VEL
IL built Newfound and: excellent witch cog VIII
sold reasonable. Inquire OF o. HOPKINS 40 Ski
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sECARe AND TOBACCO.

.--lA- ~,
NOR SALE CHEAP-rO CLOSE C0NsIaNMENrS,
several Invoices Of choice Segsrs Also small lot %
pure Turkish Smoking Tobacco. sesar Agency W bosrv
street
Anew YORK sEGAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY
IN o. CHEEKS Agent, 10 Murray street oilers Segsrs q
the possible prices Wholesale Dealers suffers ana
cash buyers will And large assortment Of favorsbIy
xnown brands
CIGARS $50 SIS $50. aS s4o, SIS, $50 SEQ go, ~
- 800 Also, Julian Aliens Grsnulated Smoking Tobss
W. '0' 0''' W IygItAN ALLEN. ~ Water ssss4N.x
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FUnsITUnE.

4 MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF PARLoR. CHAN.
"A Der and Dining Room Furniture for sae-Au nrst
city Panofcrte Drawing Room furniture in brigade;
match; Eageres. BOOKCASE Bronzes Oil Paint.
ings. Mirrors silver Ware &C., ats sacrncc INQUIRE 81
lib West Twenty third street near Sixth avenue.
E,URNIruRB, CARPETS AND MIRRORS BOUGHT
for cAsb--Parea breaking up housekeeping will find
cash customer by addressing note 70 j. o. B. 800 Hudson
street Country calls attended 70.
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PROPOSALS FOR ssooooo.-voLUNTEER SOLDIERS
famy Aa inoSHpa NO NIGHT

Sealed proposals will be received the Comptroer's
Office until tuesday March 1854 O'Clock p H. when
will be publicly opened for the purchase not
Of Ave hundred thcusand dollar: OF the vountsse
ordinance the Corporation passed February 1884,
set OF the Legislature OF the State Of New York passed
March g. 1868.
The said bonds win bear interest the rate OF i've per
per Aunum, payable semi annually, the let day Of
redeened November I, 1871
Tbe proposals Will state The amount OF bonds desired and
prize one hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose proposals accepted will be requrea 70 post
with the Cambeain Of the city within ave dsys after me
opening the bids awarded 70 them repecuvoy
on presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts OF The
Chamberlain for such deposits the parties VII De enutied
RECEIVE bonds Of the par value heeof
bearing Interest from The dates OF payments
sas FOR Volunteer Soldiers Family AID Fund Bonds NO B."
and ncssed second envelope addressed 70 the Comp
trolrr. =. -. IS AZ a. - Az. ,.,s. 40 49,
Interests OF 'ne wATTHEw I. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
c,xx ov Nxv Yopx DyrARrnxSr OF FINANCE, ConrraeAr
xns OrvrcR February 10, icH
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VALENTINES.
VALESIINEs NJ cans .,,
A SPLENDID VALENTINE
For % cents:
Send to STRONG. IS Mas su street. New YORK.
DO you wint
A SPLENDID VALENTINE
For So entsf
Send 10 STRONG. % Nassau street New YORK
d. you want
SPLENDiD VALENTINE
For One Dollar.
Send to STRONG. 90 Nassau sree, New YORK.
Do want
SPLENDID VALENTINE
For Two Dollars.
Send to STRONG. % Nassau street, New York
Do want
A SPLENDID VALENTINE
For Five Dollars:
Send to STRONG 95 Nassau street, New YORK.
Persons rcmitting Hwy OF the above amounts to T. W.
STRONG % Nassau street lew York. Will receive free OF
postage beautiful VALENTINE correspon dng with the
price greatly reduced Send along orders at
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PROPOSALS..

RIO IRON WORKERS SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be received this Office until ~ O'Clock N. OF Wednee
day February TO- 1884 a. which hour The same will Be PUB
lcy opened furnishing and setting place around The
new reservoir about s2D ineal feet OF Iren Railing
Drawings and Specifications be application -
'ae 1uS'"ee' THOMAS sTEPHENs, crosca
ROBERT Il DARRA0H, Aqueduct
orrIcE OF THE Gao ros Aourpucr DErAarnKwf RoruNDA
PARK. jan ~, 1854
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VALENTINES
VALENTINES.
VALENTINES.
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
Az tue season IL closing the York Union vaentne
Company Offering great Inducements in Valentines
Comic large size o6 different patterns 20 cents gross
Sentimental, from 3 cents to SO each.
Call and examine
BERLIN & JONES. Proprie,ors
ljs William sfeet.
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MATRI,IOYIAl..

MATRIMONIALs
GENTLEMAN OF ATTRACTIVE PERSON AND
"A manners desires the acquaintance Of aswcet young
lady OF sixteen with view 70 masrlnony One
Just from school preferred Address with carte de vistr ia
perfect couhdens Ed1ardo, boz 52 Herald orce. Trners
need not answer
A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN OF THIRTY
~ would ike 10 maze the acquaintance o. respectable
Protest young LADY from - to 25 Ike himself OF some
MEANS Intelligent nd aud heart with view 10
matrnony Address (in earnest oniyl A. c. D., Union
A GENTLEMAN rs YEARS or AGE, WISHES TO
n Wishes form the acquaintance of Young lady. DC.
tween 10 and ~ with view TO matrinony.
Address for days Henry Wood Brooklyn Post Ice.
YOUNG LADY. AGED q. WITH FEW GENTLE.
"A men acquaintance. solc.ts the scluantanc. OF
young OF means with view 10 matrnony The
advertiser Is sincere. Address Miss Setic c. Eng Brook.
Ign Post Office.
A WIDOW LADY, or THE HIGHEST REsPECTA.
"A biiy. wishes 10 form the acoisntance OF bafheor
widower Of between he ages o; forty and sixty,
with view 10 mafimony. Address In sincerity, T. H. b.,
station u, Grand street.
MEXICAN CITIZENs.--wILL YoU STAND STILL
n aud countrywo pretty. edu, sied. young
musician. srtist-au 10 make woman dear 10 man
obliged % advertise for husbanig ArJusc soldiers and
sailor, merchants and taiors Arense let the cry be
ward, 70 marriage or TO- death. Decay no longr Faint
heart never fair lady. Call or address Qcoruina
hcolcaaan care Madam DeCos. iess West Thirtcth ST.
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G'erriEsic DisclSsures---Secrets
EOF the Million.

A most valuable and wonderful publication. A
work of d0G pages and 80 co!ored engravinys, Dr..
HUNTERS WADE MECUM, an original and non.
nlar treatise Man and Woman, their phys iclogy.
Functions. ahd Sexual disorders Of every kind, id
NeveT.Failing Remedies for their speedy cure. The
practice of DIR, HUNTER has long been, and still
is rGbouned, bit at the earnest solicitation Of pu.
meons persons, he has been induced 10 extend tls
medical usefulness through the medium of his .vAps
MtcuM." II isa volume that shculd be in the hands
OF every family in the land, as preventive Of se-
cr@t vices or as guide for the aiieviatlon of one
Of The most awful and destructive scourges ever
visited mankind. One copy, securely eaveioned.
will ta forwarded free Of posage any part of the
United States for SO cents In P. o. stamps, three
copies for 81. Address. post paid, DR. HUNTER,
No. Division Street, Ne4sYofs.
June 5, IS53-lyw a>iF
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BEAUTIFUL SUN UMBRELLAS
Just opened at CRANER,s.
May 30, 1893.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT!
SADDLES, BRIDES AND HARNESS!

The undersigned would d-Iespectfally inform the
citizens Of Bloody Run and vicinity, that he has
Just opened out ne shop for the manufacture OF
Saddles, Brides, Harness and everything usually
IN the saddlery line Of business. His work will bs
warranted goo. as the best and az cheap as tAe
cheapest. Having been employed, fer some tins,
in some OF the best manufactures in Piilsburg, lie
fa,ters himself that he'is ate TO give entire sat-
isfaction to all WAC may become bis cps,omeis--
The public are invited TO give hin call. Shon
next door to the store of Captain VIM. States.
.4a ~ .- W. L. LENTZ.
Bloody Run, June l2. 1853.
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C. N. CK @ TX
DENTIST.

VIII attend punctuany ard carefully to al opera
tions entrusted to his care. -
NATURAL TEETH filed, regulated, polished, &c.,
in the best manner, and ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted
from one TO an entire sett
oaice in the Bank Building, on Juiana street
Bedford. 4eF 'Ff
CASH TERMS will be strictly adhered TO.
In addition TO recent Improvements in the mount.
irg OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH OIL Gold aed Silver Plate,
am now using, as base for Artificial work, ne W
and beautiful, article, {VulcanIte OF vulcanzed In
dia Ruhbe) stronger, closer fitting, more comfort.
able and more natural than either Gold or Silver
and 20 per cent. cheaper than silver. Cell o.d see
C.N. iiICKOK.
Bedford, January t6, 1868.
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UNION HOTEL.

V. STFcKhiAE, ?Toprie,or.
This exeeiiehr hotel Is ROW prepared TO seeenuI
modate the public IN the besl GnsT aad oa Ne
most liberal terms. A srleadit SsssS
ass rs. LivEs1 SHAsLB
10 attached 70 the kotel.,s sd EMay y, l66p.
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Il d K s A LIE
OR
r. R If I'd El

A Farm in Bedford township, owned BY John Fl
Rush, abour tour miles from Bedford. containing
$50 acres, about so acres cleared, with og house,
log barn and other ut.buidings thereon erected
also, en- apple orchard thereon
ALSO--A tract of land in Hsrmon's, Bottom, Ju.
niata township, with log house, barn. &C., thereon
erected, containing 20 acres and allowance. Pat
of this tract is clearsd aGd under fence and in good
state OF cnltivstiol--near 10 achool house. m ILL.,
Ne, adjoining lands of Scott, Low, Hughes anu 9th
ers, and lately purchased from William Hurley.
ALSO-A tact OF land IN Uron township, con.
,ainirg 223- acres, 72 acres cleared, with iarm
house, tenant house, double log barn and new Saw
Mill thereon erected. &lso an apple orchard there.
cr-known as the "Snyder" or .'.Koons'' property
90 acres OF iant-l0 cleared aud under fence
with a log house thereon erected adloinins George
Tinutman, George Nay and others, partly in Juni-
alta and partly in Londonderry Town ships, lately
owned by Andrew Wolford.
ALSO-l66 acres near Sto ierstown. within 1
mile of Broad rop Railroad-about 100 acr res clear
ed, with TIVE story dwelling house-new bank
barn, stable &c., thereon erected; a!so two apple
orchards thereon, of choice fruit. The soil is
rich loam, an. capable Of producing every variety
OF crops of this climate.
ALsO--l6o acres best quality of prairie--near
the Missouri river, close TO the county seat @.
Harrison county, Iowa.
ALSO-Two IG0 acre tracts, adjoining Elkborne
city, io the richest valley of the west the Platte
Vahey-about 20 miles west of Omaha city, and
close to the great national government road Lead
ing vest in Nebraska Territory.
ALSo-lo0 acres. two miles above Omaha city,
on the great bend of the Missouri. This tract 5
we'll t'mbered and very desirable. All of these
lands were located after personal inspection and
careful examination of the ground, and :an be well
relied upon for future wealth. Maps showing the
precise location are in my possession.
ALSI-Three desirable lots in Omaha City, Me-
braska Territory.
ALsO-A lot of ground in the city Of Dscotah,
Nebraska Territory,
The above real estate will be sold at tuch rriees
as TO insure cafe aud profitable investments.
Notcs CT obligations of any kind, that are good.
will be taken in exchangs--par ,iculaE.y good bank
totes.
MAY 8. .ise3. o. Z. SHANNON.
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REpFORD HOTEI,

The undersigned having taken barge of the Bed
ford Hotel, formerly kept by Col. John Hafer, an
nources the public that he will be able TO afford
the best aecomnodst both 10 the travelling pub
lie and home custom. The house viii, be improved
and re-htted, ard the Bar will always be well sup.
piled with choice liquors. His liable will be sup
piled with the choicest edbles of the season, and
be will spare no pains TO make il suitable for all.
His stable is of the best in Bedford, and good
hostler will always be in attendance.
@ BoardeIs taken by the week, month or year.
Terms reasonable. TIE public are respectfully in .
sited to give him call. c.@
JOSHUA ). SHOEMAKER
Bedford, January l5 1864.
ONE TWO HORSE WAGO.y, y4ND ONE
SPRING W.lGOW FOR S.aLE,
At FARQUHAR'S Cheap Corner. s
Bedford, January 90, 1864.
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters of admins tration having been granted to
the subscriber, res.lipg in sonth Woodberry town
ship, on the estate Of John B. Furry, late of Napier
so~ushp deceased, all persons indebted TO said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate pa-ment, and
those having claims against the same will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB B. FURRY,
January ~, lS64-6t Admir-.
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W A N T F. D.

w A N TIE D,
100 CORDS TANNERS BARK, at Farqah.r's
CHEAP CORNER.
Glover seed, Flax seed and Timothy seed wanted
at FARQUHARS.
ANY and all kinds Of Country Produce taken at
FARQUHAR'S CHEAP CORNER.
Come and buy your Clothing at
CHEAP CORNER, Juliana 50.
Money saved by buying BOOTS and SHOES at
CHEAP CORNER.
Best CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and SATIN ErTS
at CHEAP CORNER.
Come ard get good HAT or CAP at
FARQCHAR'S.
Some Reautful PLAID SHAWLs, very cheap, at
Nov. 81, 1864. FARQUHAR'S.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of, administration having been gran
tod to the undersigned, on the estate of Charles
Isensmitb, late Of Bloody Run, deGd, all persons
owing said estate will make immediate payment;
and those having claims will present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB WAGNER. =,
i January %, 1876.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Letters testameotary having been granted bv the
Register Of Bedford county, to the undersigned, ex-
ecutors Of thelast will and testamentgof Frederick
Berkheimer, lats of 81. Clarsvle, Bedford CO., de.
ceased, all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are hereby required 10 make mmedi-
ate pay ment, and those having claims will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB WALTER,
sfs. ,s,....l. JACOB BEREAElMER,
January 3, 1861 Executors.
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STRAY CArF.

TAKEN up trespassing r?en the premises OF the
russeriber, residing in Bedford township, sbout ire
middle OF August last, red and white spe tied calf,
Sc maSss peresptible. The owner is requestsd TO
prove properiy, pay charges and take it aay, or i.
will be sold according to law.
fshsau1l 3, lss4--st
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Pension and Bounty Claims.

O. II. AKERS has received ali the forms and in
struetions for procuring Soldiers Pension and Boun.
~ money. He also has partner in Washfnstep
City 10 prosecute the claims speedily.
Bedford, Nov. ~, I603-tf
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTICC

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters Of adninist, ation having been granted 10
the undersigned on the estate of John II. Devore,
late Of Colerain ownehip, dec'd al, persons know
ing themselves Indebted TO said estate are requcs,ed
te make immediate payment, and those havirs claims
agninst ;he ssid estate will piesent them to the ua
deIsigGed.
Iw. LlNGENFELTER,
January =, 1854. g Adn'E.