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By +. s. flersonfs Ii.

M iLLiNESf Goods, atocs, and Malta,
~, ~ =, y, a. sgeionoG Monday the is, y p
lnext to Maj Sons very exss,lar, :, nan ssa,
Handsome borEets, .rrpr,ea .nS EFrsatrt q
iaaies' misses add childrea's a,ts ''''"ati
Six, veivss, and other ribbons
b1sisos very nseiol and genera, siccs -.
mlngs NNAt TN.
AN well worthy CT the attention Of poi,,..-
other purchasers. ENp1p -, ilefs and
ia - scANTs,
AgGtpa-,.
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a GAHp~-ro Merchants and osiiefe = ss.,,.si
~ n,sn about 10 star. for Europe WIZ oss'.,ss
say busiaess nsrasted tn las etavss -, ga
references given. Address "sx NO /.
mond. Va. ta-@a~~
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RRIElD.

Oh the Q3d OF Nosember, 1853. by he Rev ..
Nose, al his residence, Mr. CHARLES BAssEIT
to Miss JANE MctEEs, all Of this city.
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Ey Geo. " hMls, A,.cr,, = -

UNSTABLE Hoa.e al snc,-c.
~ aucs;,n on Mprtay F.b =, VII be sold 4
that very desirable wood bu..d no -, At a. 70 o'lss
Opposite The cage. The bar. ras a.. i'th Il, es,.1
eiGdea' Possession given immedis,aiss 'fEa, &c. \.
~ e w. Nlir,,
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600 D0lI.aRS Rewafd.-Eaoavay fsoSi LIE &
wv Rowmah's jail, Franklin 81 on Tho auth q
} .nIaTy, negro man nanbed A!nistead lie is
about IS years Old, black complexion, black beard
ard :ache, CT biz little fingers is stiff lie
was raised il Allegheny county, Va at the Sweet
Springs when he eft he had on home made jeans
clothing; wore ono boot and enc snoe The above
reward will be paid fer his recovery.
u ST. Ga w AHOPPE.
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Bg Goddis. d. Apperson, AuctiNaeeys.

VALUABLE Tract Of Wood ard Tiusbered land
in Caestsrae!i, near to Port Nalthall Jancton,
called 'sB oonsbefry - cor tanning 4Q5 acres, for gale
at auction. be sold at auction, at Office in
the city Of Hictmcnd. next TO the Bank Ct virginia,
on Thursday, 4;h February, 1864, at I2 O'Clock M
ihlt valuable tract of land s-4@d Bloomsbury"
located above On Swift Creek, within mile If
the Richm oud and Petersburg RAILROAD, 81 It's juno
tioa with Port atha, The tract contains 495 acres
Of wIich IS opea land about $50 acres in
original, and 800 acres il sect ndaEy growth. The
wood alors WILL, ii is said, pay the whole purchase
money There is on the place good fishery.
TaRaS-Cash TIE taxes for this year TO be paid
by the purchaser. plat can be seen at our Office.
PSTte land can be bought privately.
fe G0NDIS 4 APfERS0E, hucts
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BEAUTIFUL and highly attractive farm On the
Brook Turnpike, two miles from Richmond
Containing about 10 acrss, fsr sale at auc,ioa-at
The request CT Jonn il. Parker, EEq (who has pur-
chased larger estate in the country she II sell
a. public anction, on the premises on Tuesday, q
OF February, lS!;, at O'Clock, P Nj, the beautiful
and hghiy attractive country seat located above
row OCCUPIED by said Parker, containing abou. rs
acres. Tue property will be subdv ided into two or
Three parcels according to plat and survey to be
exhibited at The hour Of sao. The improvements on
ID. place Tor the most part in good order. The
dwelling Is Al excellent one, having rooms neatly
painted, and the parlor Handsomely papered The
front yard is sastefuiiy arranged, and aSounds 10
eversreens, flowers, and shade trees Altogether
this s really most desirable suburban residence -
The neiyaborhood is equal to any in he county.
There Is seeded OF the place Is bushels winter oats
bushels rye and ahou; % acres arc well set in tim
othy ana clover, Partial possession given at once
and fan pos ess!on by before the Isl May pex:
TERMS -cash the taxes Tor 1864 to b. paid by
the purchaser. GOBLIN & APPEEStN
jazz huct's.
VIII he addsd 10 the sail Eaia--
2exesilsHt COWS, giving mix
lot OF Tine scautiing. (s;=or: $50 to 1900
f;et,)
and perhaps d fey other articles
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NJ THE VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY will
receive Fright for Petersburg on Monday and
Tursday next, at their Sheds ON the Drck. Freight
75evuts per hundred Apply at ofics on I2th st.
fsI-2t. Jos DILL, Chief Clerk.
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A GARD.--I beg to return the thanks @!
~ my men, a. well as my own, to the ''.to
daughter OF kr A X Parker, and through her 10 Col
B M B.oadcr, for $3.50, part Of the $500 which ha
Q, generously contributed aud put in the hands of
two g,rls for our suffering soldiers Many Of The
men have nclher overcoats or shoes, and no man is
1T for duty IN winter without thtm.
WIN w PARKER, Cap. 1t Art'y,
fe lite Army Of East Tennessee.
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sIOR SAFE ffirateiyA Farm Of $50 sea 80 10
~ good buildings, In the county Of Charles W :.
miles rem Richmond and 3 lies Of goOa ls.ss g
90 Chickai3nny river, at present oceul led oy -
Gcy. The Hing has q r1oIns. all tie y ~ ~ -,
buildings, and TIE whole in God order hb-sI D,
ecces are cleared the balance in wood, nf's'
original growth OF oak and pine, OF which lh3' -
good deal Of very figc timber Tie large &a~I
al wood and timber on thts farm, and If eat's'I
To the river, feuder tins tract very vaa2lk
sides, there II large supply OF mar, cpoE -
wishing 10 secnre farm, heayy sco5td 10 '%
bered, woaii do vel IL cal at oucg Ftss''+'
given 90 or about ST January, 1864 Aypy
ia 23-4t JAS VI TAYLOR, a.
A n Improved Form, 81 ITO aefss, two ID
"A of Brandy station, in CulPsper efua9
sale "A Hest rut substantial cottage Of ~ -
sud all necssssry cat buildings, built il re a..
hundred acres in weed, nearly two hu,d'N
meadow, Il = residue 10 grass Tide psri.i
Address Il ii sHACkE LfUkp
a
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ssSfRAI COW -tae small biSCk Cow strayei
X ct from Mr. Rchar,is's lot on Fr;:nbiin street
uear the Old Market. viii give tue FUN Of SO Tor
hef when delivered 81 Inc al The First Market
ia SHIT ER4UER.
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Il NDEASQN 4 McCLuNG, "a.
n No II Main 81, Richmopaf
COMMISSION MERCHANTS v.s
For the sale Of ali kinds OF Couatry iredaes.,.s s
sr.et.rat 1y.sar,,o- 40 na 2T--2assms.<
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OnA DOLLARS Reward Runaway from the
LUtJ subscriber, on the 18th inst, my buy Aust
ten. Tha said boy is about 10 years old, about i've
feet hsgh sud OF light brown complexion. he took
with him my dark bay horse, small in sire, but com
pact and In good order Austen | - high forehead
but narrow. and his hair extends very low on either
sida The above reward will DO Paid for hbs deliv-
cry 10 Aessrs Lee B Bowman, In Richmond, or Sc.
cured IN any jail, and tina rccs very Of the horse
ID SCOTT, Bestland p O.
In 2@ts Fsssx CO. Va
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n O!1CE.-Left at Ivy stable On the corner of
~ Dock ana 18th SITS, by u negro boy, medium
size horse Mule. The owner viii please come after
biin an pny expenscss P WHITE.
IN So 2tt
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&c The third lecture In the series by the Rev.
~ Or. LgyhURN. Will be delivered before the
NC Association. on Tuesday evening next, the
ID February, at y O'Clock, In the Second Haptist
Church, corner 9Th aud Main streets. Subject ;
"The Jordan and the Dead Sea, with an adventure
with band Of Bedouin Robbers -
Tickets u each; u he had at the bookstore. and
the door. fe 1T p
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DIED.

sunday, Jan 3Ist, Of typhoid fever, MI CHARLES
A. GREEN Of the Otey Battery. In the 18TH year
Of his age.
% ,,c,ock r. from, the residence Of his father, MI
Green. corner 4th and Canal SITS. The friends OF
the family are invited to attend
In Charlottesville, on the 2ad inst Private ".
El.I.yV0fON. Co &, 3rd Va. Cavalry, of small
nor. aged % years, 5 months and - days.
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\ GST-On saturday evening, Both uIt, between
7 Pearl street acd Church Hill, on Main or
Franklin st, below 25th, Memorandum Book,
containing papers Of value any one exec pit to
the owner. A liberal reward will ne paid for its
delivery at this office. f. Its
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COP4RTNER.SHilo NOTICES, dc.

NOTICE Mr. B G MCPH III is this day admit d
~ to an int est in the business conducted by
me under the late firm OF Power 4 Eandiey. The
business OF the new ti"m will be conducted under
the firm and style of POWER x MCPHAIL.
In returning thanks Tor the patronage bestowed
on the late firm OF Power Han:ey, the subscriber
begs leave to assure tho public that renewed Efforts
will be made TO deserve their favor Fir McTral, IS
PRACTICAL druggist aEi Will giv. his undivided at
tentidh to the conduct of the business Tser s!ocl,
viii be replenished with Lew aud desirable goods.
and we viii, as far as practicable, have always On
hand q well selected stock of Drugs, Chcinicaia
Medicines, &c. Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours. II POWER.
January 10, 1864. fel -3t
nIaSOLuTI0N Of Go. Partnersbip.-The firm If
WALDRoP BOUIs was dissolved by mutual
oonsent-to take Effect from January LIST, 1864 TIE
business Of the concern viii lie settled by Bouts
Jr. il. WALDEOp
js 30-2tf SBOUIS, Ja
nISSOLUTION.-T firm of Green Davis,
IL was dissolved on the LIST January 1864, by
mutual consent All persons having claims against
and those indebted to the said firm, will settle with,
Mr.. Samuel S Green.
S.M'L ) GREEN,
ia 25-6t" OLIVER DAVIS.
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NyGfICE TO Planters aud others We will ex-
~ change coal iron Or Das, for cora, corn meal,
hay, )n, beef, bacon, FOR the supply of iron
works in Was;ern Virginia aud in this city fair
terms. JR ANDERSON X co,
ia 2i-2T Tredeesr Iron Works.
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g ECOND Company, Richmond Ilowi.zers Per
, desiring to join this ooms any, Capt David
Watson, will apply to dhe undersigned, who will
grant furloughs until the 10th February next
Volunt. received until the maximum Is reached.
The company is now attached to the LIST Virginia
artillery. Of Ewes CORPS, in winter quarters
at Frederick Hall Depot Louisa CO, Va
Serst REUBEN B pLEASANTS.
ia 23-l2t* Is Pearl st, up stairs.
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and perhaps fey other articles.
les c. Z A. Aue,'s
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Z OST-At Camp Lee, on the 29ih inst, small
a. blank book, containing between $500 and $500
in money, some bonds, a Confederate bond for
81 1000, of which payment has been stopped. The
finder will be allowed to keep the money, if the
books and papers are left at this office. No ques-
tlDns asked, and an additional reward of SOS will
be paid. ia e--ttf
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II OST-At the Central cars on Saturday mora
! iag, the 30th Inst, pocket book, csnta ming
about hfty.two dollars in Confederate notes, and
some sixty dollars Ia 8 ate money. The nnder may
have al the money If the book and pspsrs, which
are very valuable. are left either at this ofce Mr..
Antelotti's neA. the Central Railroad, or Mr I
Sullivan, at the Powhatan Hotel.
f. 1-2t% GEO TURNER
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I UsT-$2J Reward Lost, Oh Thursday, the 18Th
iRt, between Monroe a3d 18th streets, 4 lady g
Gold Meek Charm, which clasps in 'front.' with two
garnet sets in clasp and one garnet set in the chain
attached. The above reward wiit be paid for it's
turn - me. WI a CEAHTERS,
IA 30-3tf Office 18th st, bet Main anu Bank
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ikTA NTSD-Furnsce and Coal Pit Hauds.--We
- wish to hire for of furnsccs "a: conve-
Giont points, few more able bodied Incn, wood
choppers, .Ctms;ers, etc and when required, the
amount OF hire beng satisfactory, we viii guarantee
against capture by the rails Of The eremy
We also wish to Lire underground hands at our
coal pts ncar This city.
r ANDERSON 4 co,
IL 23.- lw Tredegar Iron Works
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Il 0K khNf--A dv ell.lx vi The corner Of Monroe
4, siseet a.4a Brook Avenue II hss seven rooms,
besides s,..oke house and stable, and we'll Of water
in the yard. [ja 28--sfl A WILLIAMS.
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L>oR RENr-A house o,i Union Hill, corner Of
e Gath and streets, With e;g rooms, smoke
house, weed and coal houss, stable with stalls,
large garden and well. Of elegant water Ia the
yard, end also q servant woman, who Is q gced
cook. washer and irones'. Apply t1 the subscriber.
ia 29-3.s WM MeCALLISSTER
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MILITARY NOTICES.

i yERSUNS WlSUIhg 70 JOIN tIe HTIby, tn Iilt CaV
airy branch Of service, can do So by applying
al the corner OF 18th ard Main ste.
NJ " PRICE, Recruiting Officer,
IA S0-6iA For Ferrals Battalion.
ECkUITS WANTtD--For the dist Battalion
n, Cavalry. - TN authorized by Gen Imboden
receive thirty recruits into my company. now in
winter quarters Stsunton, Va Fifty dollars
bounty; horses, aud all necessary equipments fer
cavalryman. For further information inquire ct my
6(lse, on Franklin street one door beiGw IL S0kes
Auctioreer. ne EDNUNnS,
Capt and Recruiting officer 4,at Bat Va Cav,
f. 2?-4tS InbodeQ's & ~mmana. i,
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BOARDING,

VYI8IT0RH 10 Richmond can be accommodated
" with lodging, BY thu night or longss, atsthe
Eagsmont House, on Main, bsewssn 9th and tn ~
j. x-6ts
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1.-TWO Hundred aud Fifty Thousand Brick forbade
il Part very superior stock Hrck--deiiysrod In any
ePOfTs 1 HARvHY,s,
n l1--aS4s No - Pearl q
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WANTGD-A gentleman Of good education. to
~ teach Is Or % scholars. Recommendations re-
CURED, and pety greatly preferred. Address with
terms, &c Rev GEO q EXALL.
IL 21-6ts Scot.sbu.g Halifax co. Va,
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EJOY LOST. ~ san, NIKE HUssE, left my
ID house DGar ths Uas WORKS. On Tuesday norn
ing, Goth inst since which tine have heard roth
;cg from him. He ia about IL years CID, red hair.
ard blue eyes. Wore gay jacket, blue pants,
and glazed Cap. Any information concerning him
will he thankfully received and suitably rewarded.
ia 49, CATHhRINE J BURKE
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T o'T-My boy William, nine yeaYs old Ct dark
LIZ brown color, on hisretavn from DR. Fox's, on Sd
st. 70 the corner OF 5b and Baker sts ioet bis way
On Sunday morning. An 3ist AID has not been heard
Of since. He had q brown yarn jacket, white
cotton pants, a black cap, and pasr Of old boots A
eni.ablc reward will be pail for his recovery.
EDM'D HARRISON,
Corner 9th and Baker sts,
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VI ANTED--A " atchman-A sober, Industrious,
W and reliable man. who is familiar with the fir
ing up OF engines, may fad good situation
| Wetchman by applying 10 me, at the shops Of the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company
W RANSOM,
ia 2c-!w Master Machinist.
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sSy ANFED an Overs er.-Good wages will be
y paid an Overseer, not subject to military
duty, who will furnish Testimonials Of coed chsrs:
ter and industry. Your G men with one arm or eye
preferred. Address STERLING 4 EDMuNDS.
j. l8--i0;s News Perry 20
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-27
FROM GEN. BuTLER's ARMY.
ESTRENcHNENTs NEAR HEADoUARTERs,
10Th ARNE CORPs, Va.
Nn,- 10 1SEf

ENTRENCBNENTs NEAR HE4DoUARTERs,
10Th ARNF CoRPs, Va,
May 10, 1864
FRlEND Boon - take the present opportunity to
drop you few lines to let you know how things are
going on here We have been fighting for the last
six days Part Of the time we have had very rough
time ofit. We were defeated on Monday and driven
back, suffering very heavy. think entire loss
was 5000 killed. wounded and missing. We lost our
Colonel Lieutenant Colonel and Adutant, one sur
geou, two Captains and two Leutenants, besides
having several officers wounded. Our regiment lost
about 275 in ALL I am very sorry to inform you, that
with the missing is your son Alexander, Nottingham
and several more out ofour company, in all 80. Lieut.
Barnhart is wounded and prisoner. Report says
that Col White and the Adjutant killed, but that
the others of the officers are wounded and prisoners
Capt. james Metzger Is missing Capt. j. Filler is
wounded in the arm. We were within two miles Of
Fort Darling and eight miles from Richmond, but
fell back Ave miles, The rebs fsllowed us up until
we got into our breQstworks, and there again attack
ed us. We have besn fighting all the time since then
until about one hour ago, the firing ceased. was in
some Of the hottest places was ever in, and never
want to get into them again. But Co. D stood up to
the work like men, and Capt. S. S. Netzgor was the
rebs were so close to them that thought they would
have hand to hand fight; but it got too hot They
were fighting four to one. The rebs were reinforced
in the night from Lees army and the fog being very
thick they slipped up and took their position that
they could shell our whole ine which they did very
nicely. You can form no idea Of an army of $4,000
troops in retreat. never want to see another sight
like it as long as i've. After they got our line bro
ken they poured the balls and shells into US till |
thought it was raining shells and balls was carry
ing off wounded man and had to go very slow; so
had good chance to see and hear all. The bullets
so thick and close to us that we felt the wind of
them in faces as they passed But we held on to
our man till we got him safe. Alexander was cap
tured after we began to retreat but could not make
his escape. As soon as they saw that they had our
line broken, they put their cavalry after and they
took him just we began to retreat. But, in the
confusion lost sight Of him. Every body had enough
to do to take care of himself But they won't keep
long. You may make yourself easy, for know he
is not wounded unless they did it after they had tax
en- him. We will be reinforced soon with 10000
troops; then we will call out and see them again But
! must close for this time.
Your Friend,
A. C.. MOWER.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-27
---------7a 'Ha'
LETTER FROM DIR. WIN. WATSON.
SYLBRANTs WILDERNESS, Va,
May Is, 1864. !
DEAR FATHER:

SYLBRANTs WILDERNESS, Va,
May Is, 1864
DEAR FATHER:
This Is the first opportunity have had of writing
to you for more than week. / have charge of out
Division Hospital and have been inside the enemy
lines for ten days We are in most deplorabIe stu
alton, have neither supplies nor food. The wound
ed are dying at fearful rate, Have had nothing but
hard crackers and water for three days. We are in
the wilderness, prisoners fifteen miles from Frade
ricksburg with nothing to eat and how we will sub
sist don't know. Iwrote DR.. Doton by flag Of truce
stating our situation Hereplied he had no author
ity to send train. Immediately dispatched DR..
Evans, of the 40th New York, to Fredericksburg,
and am expecting him every moment, when viii
know something definite hope It is the most out
raeeous treatment of wounded ever knew and in
tend reporting to the Surgeon General as soon as l
get out of the wilderness. l don't know any thing
about the operations of the army. You need feel
uneasiness about me, as am very well and can t
think it possible we viii be neglected much longer
had charge Of $50 weunded--have three Surgeons
with me- Fifty-six have died. | have got through
all the operations. five are not relieved soon the
mortality viii be fearful. Men with amputated limbs
can't live on bread and water and after tomorrow
morning win not have even crumb Of the former.
DR.. Vaughn accompanied the wounded who were
sent to Washington have heard nothing from him
since. l am very anxious to hear from home, also
TO see paper and ascertain what is going am
going to send man through to Fredericksburg in the
morning and will give him this letter, which trust
you will receive. l have sent ten5messengers and
but has returned Trusting that you are all well
and that may soon be in more comfortable situa-
ton, remain. as ever,
Your affectionate son,
WILLIAAf.a
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-27
SHERIFFS SALES.

DY virtue q the within Fl ia directed there will
ID be sold Public Sale the Court House the Bor-
oug Of Bedford Saturday. the 4th day of june A D.,
1864 10 O'clock A. NJ. All the right title and
Of Isaac Wiged in the following Two Tracts of LAND,
tuate in southampton township Bedford county, viz
One thereof containing -Four Hundred aad Nine and
Ono Hppdred Perehes, surveyed Warrant in tho
of Gustavus Tom The other thereof containing Four
Hundred and Fire aad Thrt. four Perehe survey
cd on Warrant in the of Nicholas Tom, and seized
and taken in execution the property Of Isaac Wged.
Sherif's Office, JOHN ALDSTADI,
Bedford, May 13, '64-4t Sheriff.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-27
NOTICE.

TlHE copartnership Of ]. NJ. Barndolar 4 J. J. Barn
Son, is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
books are in the hands Of j. j. BarnGoar All persons
having unsettled accounts arc respectfully asked cali
and settle without delay and those owing months
are asked to pay their accounts or give notes.
j. NJ BARND0LLAR,
j. J. BARNDOILAR.
The business viii he continued by J. NJ Barndollar
W. P. Barndollar trading under the name Of j. NJ.
Barndollar 4 Son. They viii always have complete
stock Of goods to suit the trade and they solicit the pa
tronage Of prompt paying customers.
j. NJ. BARND0LLAR q SON,
Bloody Run, May l, 1864. [may6-6t@.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-27

SAMUEL H. TATE has lately opened at her residence
in Juliaha street, handsome assortment of Ladies
Millenery and Dress Goods Mrs. Tates taste in
the selection Of goods is such, that ladies always
depend upon procuring the most becoming and beau
tiful modes at her store
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-27
Administrators Notice,

Letters ofAdmnstraton upon the Estate Of ohm ser-
gar late Of fJuniata township deceased heen
ed to the Undersigned by the Register Of Bedford county
all persons indebted to said requested to make
immediate payment and those having claims viii make
known the withou. delay.
JOHN AISIP
DANIEL METZGAR
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-27
JACOB BROOM,
1907 Spruce st.
Rev. W D. Seigfried Pastor of 18th Baptist Church,
Philadelphia, December 26th, 1868

NeF " d oVlgIIIe aotVf OF LIN l5aIltlsI AIfch,
Philadelphia, December 26th 1868.
Messrs. Jones & Eyans-Gentlemen;- have recently
been aborng under the distressing effects of ndigeson
accompanied by prostration ef ths nervous system
Numerous remedies were recommended by friends and
come Of them tested but without relief Your Hoohand
German Bitters recommended by persons who had
tried them and whose favorable mention of the Bters
induced also try them. must eqpfess that had
aversion Patent Medicines, from the thousand
one quae "Bitters whose only aim seems be to palm
OH sweetened and drugged liquor upon the community
in a sly way; and the tendency Of which fear. is to
make many confirmed drunkard. Upon learning that
yours really medicine preparation. took it with
happy effect Its action not upon only the stomach
but upon the system prompt and gratifying.
feel that have derived great and permanent benefit
The use Of few bottles Very respectfully yours,
W. ID. SEIGFRIEn,
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