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LARGE FRR-The extensive steam tannery
establishment Of j. W Jones was entirely des-
troyed BY fire on Thursday the 2lst inst. The
tannery Is On Eyitts creek on the state line part
of the premises being in Maryland and part in
Pennsylvania. The fire caught from sparks from
the boiler In the afternoon about half past four,
and in an hour the buildings and stock were entire
ly destroyed There was high wind at the time,
that caused the flames TO spread rapidly. The
loss estimated at about thirty thousand dollars,
Insured in a Baltimore company A large guam
tity Of tanned leather, hid away IN vats to Sc
crete 1t from the expected rebel raiders, was
saved
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DIED.


On the 2+th INST. in UAion twp, Emma Jane Stuff,
aged > years and Il days.
u Bedford borough on Sabbath. the 18th Of July,
Henry Hleelock, infant son G. ". and /. VI. Rupp,
aged years. months aad days.
..0f such is the kingdom Of Heaven How eonsola=
tory te words Jesus which direct attention TO
better world, and that children, dying in
infancy, accepted through the merits Of his death, and
by tic renewing Of the Holy Spirit fitted for
nal home ia Heaven. The dear child whose death we
wasa great sufferer. but he is happy now, ia
world where pain and sickness unknown forever
There wh his angel sister he waits the coming Of the
mourning group vino follow after. Nay the household
divided now, be unbroken family in that Home from
which there shan be no going out
On the q inst, in Lancaster City Of lingering con
sumption, basi +. BFeaemaa, formerly OF Woodbury.,
this county, agei aboat 35 years.
The deeeasa Ito breakins Of the rebellion in
1861 volunteered and served bis terri farce monts's
campaign, during which time e contracted lis disease.
On the 18th ins. IL tue to.sn Of woodbury., Miss Re
5ecca Eanss, gei SO years. 10 months and II days
The deceased fell from short stairway sr. Brene-
mans stable, the evening Of The seth uit and disoea
ted and bruised her left kee. Her physician and al
that attended Der expected speedy recovery, and She,
too was lively and hopeful until twenty minutes before
death. She had resided in the family Of J. Brene-
man ESD for 10 years previous to her death and BY
her arniabty and kindaess gained the oye ana warm
est aHeeons Of his family, who deeply her death.
Her remains followed their last resting place by
large eoucourse Of friends and relatives
Hollidaysburg papers please copy.
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SiaoS AEcrN Ese., Of Rays Hil, sends rs six
new Subscribers. paid in advance and says 4 viii
try and procure yoe stiTl more This is the way
Mr. Nyeura and q aamber Of Others have been doing
for some time past Our list Of subscribers is stead
ily increasing. We have received more than twenty
new names within week. Our circulation IS now
three hundred and seventy more than 1t was on the
first Of April last This increase comes mainly from
TIE eastern middle part of The county. If the
same rate Of increase could be obtained IN the other
parts ofthe county, the Inquirer would reach a
circulation Of two thousand copies
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".
WICKERSHAIT's
SCHOOL ECON0M

treatise inc preparation, organization, employ
ments. goYernmcuts and authorities Of schools.
BT JAMES PYLE WICKERSHAM, 4. II.
Prncipal Pennsyyani state Normal School st Millers-
vile, Pr l5np. SIPS.
From the Mass. Teacher.]
We haartly invite the readers Of the Teacher to
inc this excellent yo0Ge believing that viii tend 10
hastea the tml Wien teaching Eil be recognized 8
profession and the teaher be 6ited for his WORK 70
command the respect u tho wise and good.
from the Com. School Jourpal.l
This Is an exeU.ient book ana welcome vaiu-
able addition the limited lists of works fer teaehers.
Il was written By an earnest and exPeLeaeel tsaoher
ty one whose heart the great work q Education. II
Is ui 81 useful hints suggestions and directions and
tuc teacher read 1t without proHt hc sincerely
thank Prof Wekershamfor the preparation of this work.
Il witl Be good Wherster it may be cireelated
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TEXEcnToRs N0TIcp.

TEXECBToIes NOTICE.
IL Notice is hereby given thst Letters Testameatary
have been granted by the Register Of Bedford County
the subscribers on tie Estate Of John Rler late Of West
Providence township deed An persons iebed said
Estate requested to make Immediate payment and
those hasng claims thereon required to present .ho
J. E. RILEY,
Hay Is,'e8-et REBECCA RILEy.
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Notice Of Inquest,


DT Virtue Of writ Of Partition and Valuation issusA
ID Of the Orphans Court Of Bedford county, and
me- Sheriff Of said eounsy, directed wi hold an ID-
quest upon the Real Estate Of Freak Caa late Of Union
township. decd who died intestate, tie premises
the 5a day of y ne said Real Estate, consisting of
0E TRACT OF LAND. situate Il Union township, Bed
fora county containing 200 acres, less with Two
Log Houses Log B@r and Log Stb!e, thereon erected
ard about $50 cleared That the children and heirs
and all persons interested therein notified attend if
they think proper the time and place before melonsi
That the following named persons the heirs named in
said writ viz list Jacob Caar share owned by Barthel
omew pibely ID Simon casr deceased leaving issue
childrenFrederick deceased leaving child ElsindA,
Of whom Christ. B1ggie is guardian Maria wife OF Moy
e Rebecca Susan. Catharine wife Of Henry Feather, Ja
cob Aaron aud Samuel Cd Matthias, snare owce3 by B.
Dbey. 4h Peggy, wife Of Peter Tekes now deceased, Is
sue to Wit Jacob e Ickes Nancy wife Of Caycomb and
Elizabeth Who died leaving child, Walter Bcr hiIaer
5th Nancy, Biie Of Michael Walter TAo died eFing "a
sre 70 Wit Julian, Sarah, son, Joseph Eliz4beth Nj
chael and Catharine. GIL. Sarah, wife of Jacob Lingss
fccr residing in Illinois. 1th Barbara. wife Of George
LngenfelteT share held by John CLAIR th Henry CaaT,
gfh Daniel Claa 10Th, Rachael. wife Of Bartholomew
Dbey. IIth. Elizabeth, wife Of Jonathan Beny, 81 are
held BY b. Dibey. 18th. Joseph Claar and 18th John
W. Claar. JOHN ALDsIADI,
BEDFORD, june IL, 'G4-td. Sksrif.
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DRAFTED MES REroRTSG. Board Of Enroll
ment has been in session in our town aga.n during
this week to examine the second enstallment Of
drafted men on the 70o coo call The town has been
enjoying It's usual tranquility Conscripts have come
in quietly reported, received exemption, paid com
mutation or agreed to report At Chambegsburg, as
uuconcernedy- Is If itesere an erery day matter
The first draft on this call was made for the nett
quota the one on the 9th ofJuly sor the deficiency,
with fifty per cent additional. This. unfortunately
would NOT fiji the deiicentcy remaining, and tomor
row, another draft for the still remaining deficiency
With one hundred per cent additional wiz be made.
L Is Surprising TO see many paying communication
when they know that $500 viii ouly exempt them
for this quota and that call has already been made,
for five hundred thousand more, IN which they
rastsnndouBtedly take their chance. It looks like
foohshness to US, but We presume that those Eo pay
understand there own affairs better than do.
The numbers Of its Board received the uniform
praise aud appreciation Of reasonable men Of all par
ties more conscientious and honorable party Of
officials could not have been selected IN the district
for the positions
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FEuKLIx CoUyrr PoIITIcs.--The Fraahlin Re
postt0ry Of this @eek SAYS;
The Union. County Convention met here on Tues
day last, and unanimously nominated Alex K
ACIure, Of Gnilford, for Assembly Hugh B Da-
visson, Of Ghambersburg, for Commissioner; John
Il. Criswell, Of Green for Director Of the Poor and
Morrow r. Skinner, Of Lurgan, for Auditor. Con-
gressional couerees were chosen favorable 10 Cen
Wm- Fl. Koon,z, Of Somerset, for Congress, and
Hon. Alex. King, Of Bedford, fer Judge. The Con
vention was entirely harmonious in its action. A
series Of sound resolutions we're adopted.
gThe qzoia Of this county for the next d afr
Tia ks s4a
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND

Annals Of the army Of the Cumberland, comprising BIZ
ographies Descriptions q departments, Accounts OF Tx
Of Spies Suugrers and prominent Rebel Elnissarie TO-
gether with Anecdotes, Incidents "Reminiscences, etc,
and Official Reports Of the Battle Of Stone River BY an
0icer Illustrated with numerous Steel Portraits, En-
Cravings and Maps. syo- So
The above works viii be sent BY mail receipt Of the
published price
PUBLISHERS, Philadelphia
July !. 1856.
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4 DNINIsTRToR's NoTIca.

4 ID. ,.
Il Letters e Ar inisfrztion having been granted 70
The undersigned Of ha Borough Of Scheshug, upon tho
estate Of john Knp, late of Se5elsbarg deed, by the
Register Of Bedford eoaaty All persons knowing them
selves indebted t. said estate requested to make n
mediate payment and thoso having claims viii present
them properly authenticated Cor settlement.
DUNCAN AfeyICEER,
may 2I. IS64-6ts. Admnistrste-.
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a UDTToR,s NOTICE.

4 JDIIUEo NUTIJE.
IA The undersigned, -ArditoT, appointed By the Or
phang Court Of Bedford County PenBa., make dst-
button Of the balance in thchands ohm 3D. Fluck ESD,
Administrator Of the Ezafe Of Jacob Pluck ato Of Hope
well township dacease 70 and among the parties entitled
thereto viii attend his Office. bedford, leaass
day, the fh 81 Jans ne ut o'clock P. NJ fsr tho pur-
poses Of bis appointment
june S'6l- -2a Z. DURB0RRoW.
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MARKS PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN,

The Poninsular Campaign 10 Virginia; Incidents
and Scenes tbc Bats-t ieds aud ia B-hm' nd. HAS
tra.e8 with numerous tHgrarings. By Rev J J. Marks
D. d. Chaplain Of the 63rd Pennsylvania Regiment
l2ao. Price 80.
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June II. Ct
4 nsfrSIsrp Arnps, NnrIrr

A DsfTSIsTRAToRS' NOTICE
~ Letters Of Administration upon the Estate Of Alex.
Gisor, late Of Bedford Township, deed, having been
granted to the Undersigned BY ie Register Of Bedford
County. All persons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
estate, are hereby notified make iinaediate payment,
and those hava; claimz viii prese-t sAeaa properly
theRtie2tsd for settlement.
WALTER 3. GIBSON,
June 196f6ts. JOHN BROWN, 4Gar's
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Notice to Tresspassers.

r HEREBY orewarn all persons from TEESPASsING
/ the @ro Farm, for the purpose ofluniing. Fish
ing, gathering Greens Berries, Passing through the en-
closures.
nay20' o. -Sm. j. w. sLoNAkKR-
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|. pNINIsTRAToH.s NoTIcE

( DMiAIeTkAIOE'S NOTICE..
n Notice is hereby given THAI Letters f Administration
have been granted to the subscriber the Ese Of Dan
ii Means. late uf Monroe township, Bedford county, deed
Al persons indebted 10 said Estate required zka
immediate payment ard those having claims thereon VIII
present then duly authenticated 1r settlauent.
HENRY THE1SToNE,
Monroe twp. juno lo,,Gl-6t. Aalainistraaor.
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Jane q, C

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
"A Tbs undersigned Auditor. appointed TO make dStri
button Of the funds in tbs hands Of IAema Fisher, Ad
lainsratsT Of fcataarne Sger late Of Cumberland Valley
township Bedford County Pa decd, hereby gives notice
that hesl attend to the duties Of his appointments
Hoadog, tAe Ilt4 Gsg III Ja, 4. D. 1854 al bis Office In
TIE borough Of Beiord. when and where al parties inter
ested may attend II they think proper
z. II. ALsIP,
June 17,-2t Aadisor.
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AccInEN,r N 4 PENNsgLvANIA CoA. MINE.-

ACCIDENT All 4 PENNs4IyANIA CoAI. Nine
An accident occurred at the PhGnix colLery In
this State, on Saturday evening, which resulted
ii the instant killing of twenty-one men. They
were on d slope car coming oat of the mines from
their days work, and when near the top of the
slope the chain broke, letting the car run back a
distance of SIX hundred feet on slope of seventy
Eve degrees, killing all who were in the ears.
Nm. J. P. LoSe Of HopewelI township proposes
to increase the circulation Of the Eeqaira IN that
section Of the county. 0ar subscribers in that re-
gion have been more than doubled within couple
Of months. But we suppose there are large num-
Der left, who do not yet ENJOY the satisfaction OF
reading the Iilquira regularly
Geo. " English expects to travel IN this county
during the next few weeks. Mr. English will act
as our agent in procuring new subscribers for the
Taoarer. We hage no doubt our friends viii give
Mr.. English all the assistance in their power in his
efforts to increase the circulation and influence Of
their fayorite paper,
psAs Died about the l4th inst IN the hospital at
Fortress Monroe, David L. Dougherty, member Of
the 55th regiment Of Napier township, 2b years old
He was true patriot and brave soldier.
Rev. DIR. c. A. Hay viii preach in the Lutheran
church Sabbath morning at lol o'clock, and Rev.
A. Essiek in the evening at z o'clock.
The Rev Edwards of Philadelphia, win preach
in the Presbyterian church next Sabbath morning,
At lol clock.
aS5 The County Commissioners VIII meet on
Wednesday august 10th.
Gov. CukrIN is at the springs. He viii return tc
Harrisburg in time to vote on Tuesday.
NEGIBTED CouGHs AND COLDS. Few ar
aware of the importance Of checking Cough o.
( Common Cold in its frst stage; that which
/ in the beginning would yield to a mild remedy j
neglected, soon preys upon the Lungs Brotra
1 Broaebiai Trocles. o. Cough Lczenges, affort
instant relief
I The New York Tribune and New York dailie
generally, have raised the prices of then paper
/ to four cents copy or twcnty-iour cents week
Many of the $500 weekly papers are going up t.
I 81, 50 and some to $500 year.
How long Eye, the first woman, lived we do no
know 4 is q curious fact that in sacred history th
aye, deash, and burial Of only one woman-Sarah
the wife OF Abraham-is distinctly noted. Woman
age ever since appears not 10 have been subject 10
/ history or discuss ol
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BEDFORD Pa FRIDAY, JULY %. 1861.

esg-TenMs or TIE IssUIRER. After this date our
..rms viii be $500 IN advance s2.25 If payment
!. delayed three months. $3.50 if not paid within
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Sharifls Sale.

d Virtue Of the within Fl Fa's. directed, thers
ID wit be sold public sale, ths Court House, in the
Borough Of Bedford Satrday he I6fh day Of july,
1854 10 O'clock A. NJ a fhe right title aud interest
Of jeremiah Smith, IN the following TRACT OF LAND,
situae Southampton township Bedford county, Pehns.
containing Eighty FIVE ACRES, more or less abore
Fifty cleared adjoining lands Of Joseph Smith, Lew
Miller, John Cayender aud others With Log Hou1e,
Bar 6e thereon e-ected. Seized and taksn in execCea
the property Of jeremiah Smith
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A SuBscRIBER ISDIGsA AST-Stops the hqRTsr--
The writer Of the following note seems to include
br,self among the persons indicated last week in
o.r n5tice Of Buehanan's arrival Let him speak
for himself.
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AIS

The following LOT OF GROUND, situate IN the village
Of Sonsron. Bedford county PeBna., Fronting about
40 feet and extending back about 200 feet Alley Ad
Joining lot Of Hoaxcs heirs Or ts East and by 50 AHsy
the Nasi Having thereon erected So-Stos Franc
HOUSE, IS feet by 35, 4 frame sfsne ara Les Elah-
House. Also. yacaat Lot OF Ground IL tae said Village.
fronting Main street. IS feet and extending back 20g
feet Alley, adjoining Lot Of Joseph C.issInans heirs
tho West aud Agey the last Seized and takez
il execution IS the property Of George Trickor
JOHN ALDSTADT
Bedford, June IL '6k-t- S6erig
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Re Wise by Times. Donot tribe vii

BE Wise by Times. DoHot triHe with your health
constitution and character you suffering withaHr
diseases for which HE'L8fB0LD'S EXTRA BUCHU
is recommended. TRY IT. TRY III! lt viii Cure
YOU. save long Suffering aasying Pain and IrGamma-
fion. and viii restore YOU to HEALTH AND PURITY,
= little expense and no Cut out the Adver-
tsement IN another column, and all send for i Be
rare of couaterteits ASK for 4eimbod's. Take no
other. CURES GUARANTEED. lin,
jene3 St:
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80 NE@na& - ent.
ILLUSTRATED HORSE DOCTOR,

Being an accurate and detailed account, accompanied
y tbaH 400 pictorial representations characteristic
10 the various diseases which the Equne race are sn
eeted together With the latest mode Of treatment and
an The requisite prescriptions written IN plain Engish-
By Edward Mayhew, II. r. {. Y s. author Of se7 esaI
Works on Veterinary Art.
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DkDFuhD u NY ~ ttJf-
MR. B. F. McNETL,-You viii please discontinue
nv paper and also my advertisement, don't wish
TO have ANYTHING to do with so slanderous sheet
have about the same friendship for j. Davis that
bear for / Lincoln, which may give ySa some idea
how well Ike him. Please send my bill and you
viii obEge yours &c.
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|. MENHEL

Mr. Meneel does not avow himself friend OF
j. Davis, of course he don't. He aud those who
think with him show their friendship or the ''Coh-
federacy by resisting everything done by the Gov
ernment TO crush out the rebellion. In this way they
are of more service to J. Davis than they possibly
could be by openly proelaining their sympathy for
him. Hear the Atlanta Georgia Register on the
course pursued BY the opponents Of the Admnistra-
ton. The work they are doing here in aid Of trea.
son is dalv appreciated BY their allies II the south
The Register says:
Ex-Presideat Pierce, Seymour, Of Connecticut,
Vallandigham Reed, Wood. Richardson, and
hundreds Of others, are as hostile to the war as
they are to black TepublIeanisn These men are
doing US an indirect service. They are not openly
and avowedly our friends, nor could we reasona-
bly ask this Of them
If they did more than resist the Capitalization
of Mr. Lincoln, that far they are worthy OF our re-
peet and sympathy If they hold up the banner OF
State rights that far they are advocating septi-
nent entitled 20 our admiration.
Such is the course they are pursuing, and such
course ought to have our cordial appreciation. -
Step by step the same convictions and the same
temper that have braced them in compact unity
and fiery yalor to denounce ultra Federalism and
New England fanatieisn, will inevitably bring
them upon the right ground as il respects our
Independence. We confess our faith in their po-
ltical principles. We confess our confidence that
eeventialy these men will see the whole truth and
embrace all its conclusions.
We can gain nothing by denoancipg them. We
NAV lose much by presenting hostile front to
their peace movements Live with them under
the same government we never wili. BIT, meqa-
chile # ttee toiU ase The baE0t-b0r dqatast III.
Liac1i, ohist esc tie ctgrtri5ge-6oc eacb slts
riE be helper to I've other, aad both cooperate IA
accomplishing til greatest i1on, rhics this cotsa-
trq aid Ate eosttHeat hare lrftasSseG
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glew Adrfrti9emfpts.
HoWARp ASSOCIATIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
II iseases OF tiIe Nervous. seminal, Urinary
IL 4nd Sexual s. sems-new and reliable treatment-in
in sealed letter en- opcs free Of charge. Address Dr.
j. sKIELIN HOJTGNT0N Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street, Phiiadelphia Pa.
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pAs Died about the l4th inst in the hospital a
Fortress Monroe, David [. Dougherty, member o
the 18th regiment, Of Napier township, 70 years old
He was a true patriot and brave soldier
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A CAMPAIGN PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE, devoted
"A 10 the Election oil LINCOLN and JOHNSON, uNIoN
and FRr pow and s Right o sfrags 20 oar Brors Sot
ders win be issued the 2ls Of July and weekly there
after antil the fall returns Of the Presidential Election can
bs gisen froul the Office Of the EAS0LIN REPOSITORY
CbamleTsburg Pa.
TnE OLD FLAG viii contain Portraits Of Lincoln, John
son and other Eminent Maps Of Battles aud Battle
fields and viii urge relentless warupon Copperheads until
their decisive defeat ia Novemberne II viii be neatly
printed paper Of twenty columns
TERMS--Cash in Advance,
Une lopy.-.. '''--'.' 80 = -
10 Copies address,. - ~
20 ................ , eo
30 ........,....................--.. ~ " "
80 ..........,.......-....... .....-..--t.. - 90
And at the same rate cents per copy for any number
over ffy.
bet every earnest Union man at once commence to
raise cab for his immediate neghborheod, 20 that all
the numbers DC secured.
syThe FIRST number RIll contain Portrait of Presl-
dent Lincoln and the second viii contain Portrait Of
ApdreYv Johnson address
M'CLURE 4 SToNER,
June % 3t CAambers6Rrg, Pa
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Tho advance in the prices of printing and
labor. makes this lei rease necessary.
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A DMINIsTR AT0R'S NOTICE.
IN Letters of Administration the Estate Of Charles
Peny late Of colran twp. Bedford Cos deceased, hav
in been granted undersigned by the Register Of
Bedford county. Al persons indebted 20 said Estate
berebg notiaed make immediate payment and those
having claims against saa Estate VIII present them prol
erlv authenticated for settlement
HENRY p. DIEIIL,
July l5'64-6t administrator.
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10 the -

No with the least equine knowledge can require 10
bo told that Mr Mahew the FOR the task which he
has undertaken, and most satisfactorily accomplished.
His high reputation in the veterinary art aud his qpaid
teEesnG Wers the diseases ot tie horse whsh would.
be devoid al iaere professional loeses, Vhe a tae
same time, lbs SSH draughismaG, and hUinCr
witty observer 81 life enabled him to illustrate Nh bis
pencil what h. bad written Uth bis pen No adyisedly
say that ! Ihc Illustrated Horse Doctor Is the yory best
book Of The kind which know and what gives it an
essential eharin i, Lat he anthor 50 thoroughly
thzcs with the noble animal hieh be describes .
at once pronounce scientific, yet Ineligible IN
forming yet highly amusing; acceptable 70 ta profound
horse doctor the work oi all others for the Oegk shelves
n every gentleman sauctum. We give Il opr
unqualified appreciation and recornHaen datoB.
Ss~Eithor % the above books w be sent by nail on
ruecip1 Of s.
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A DMINIsTEATnR's NOTIer.

A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE..
~ Letters Of administration having been granted the
subscribers, the Estate Of Robert Elder Of Middle
Woodbury. Township deceased. All persons indebted
said EAtaie are hereby notified make payment Innsd-
atev, aRd those having claims against this win pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOSIAH s. ELDER.
WM. s. ELDER,
June 81, -ss@ AdElfstrators.
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Gov. CukrIS is at the Springs. He will return to
Harrisburg in time to vote on Tuesday.
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nsD The County Commissioners VIII meet OF
Wednesday august 10th.
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The Rev Edwards, of Philadelphia, win preach
in the Presbyterian church next Sabbath morning,
ct l0I o'clock.