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PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
WE. 7. CUTTERS
Pure Old Bourbon Whisky.

FOR MEDICAL ~ FAMILY PURPOSES
go L0ND USED IN THE ARMY HOSPITALS
- and lntTmarieS, and 81 fav0gablv known
throughout the Atlantic States. is NOW offered f1r
sale in this market. The following testimonial,
from physicians II the highest distinction have
been received which are bsr very few Of Ike char
acter which have come u Us unsolicited
NEW \ ORS. May l. lS6l.-Nr. Wm. T. Cutter
lr Louisville. ky--Deac Sir: The great difficulty
IN procuring brandy sufficiently pure for medicinal
purposes has induced many Of the physicians ol
this vicinity 10 adopt Bourbon Whisky Us a suhSli-
tate both in the hospital and private practice
and since The latter has come into such general use
We have reason t. believe thar great deal now
sold is Of very inferior quality.
PresUmiuE that your residence iu theviCiuiiy OF
the manufacturing of Whisky IN Kentucky, as well
yoar sA5ll a> chemist. viii enable yuu to Selec,
a reliable article. and having full confidence in
your integrity. We are lei 10 inquire whether YOU
VIII not aid u in having this market supplied
through al agency, with the best quality OF
PURE Old BOURBON WHISKY.
Tor the use Of the sick.
We are, very respectfully, sir. yours truly.
Valentine Mott. NJ. D.. Willard Parker. N. D.. 10
{. Hutchinson. VI. D., Austin Flint, NJ D.. {. l.
Mitchell. N. n. Frank Il. Hamilton, n. r.. Dewitt;
{. Ea9>. y. l., r. Ogden D0rsmus, n. D., Profes
sor OF Chemistry. E. \. Chapman, II. D., James T.
Wood. u. D.. y. L. ?. BayiiS. PlarInaceutiSt
Brooklyn y. !. The aboTe j f0r sale by
". 7. CUTTER,
Ill Calfornis Street, SaAFraucisco,
+. II. MCDONALD 4 Co.,
Wholesale Druggists. san Francisco,
+. Il. MCDONALD & Co,
Il In WheieS e iis-i-r-f~ Sacramento.
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Notice !

YsNHE UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECTFULLY
n offers his services, for a moderate eonsideTa-
ton, TO the public in general, and to the Germans
In particular in writing letters, tranS!atiuE doc1-
ments or as interpreter in both the English and
German languages, these desirous Of having any
thing done in that line viii pleaas 10 call on the
undersigned IL the Union Saloon, Montgomery ST.,
Oroville
marl9l 5 STRAUSS.
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Dental and Drug Importing House
L. II. fio DONALD ~ co.
Sacramento
AND
Il. Ii. WeDONALD a. CO..

Ia IT. NFDUN AL D a. tU.,
Corner Sansome and Pine Streets san Francisco.
NXE RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE AT.
w tention OF the Dental Profession to our
large and complete assortment of Dental Goods
DENTAL S. SURGICAL INSTR T-lIENTS.
fEETIJ, GOLD FOIL.
Forccps, OF all I<iuds, Dental Chairs.
Hand and Foot Lathe- Files. Brush. Cotton and
CorrundRm Wheels. Plrgers. Scalers Rosewood
Dental Cases. Nuicautine Material Dental Cooks.
We keep constantly on hand supply OF all the
most approved STANDARD Works on Dentistry
our efforts Viii 5e to keep large and well selected
stock OF all Dental Material. So that the Dental
Profession may confidently rely ca having their
orders filled in the best possible manner
r. II. MCDONALD & Co.
Sscramcnto-l39 Street.
san Fraucislo- Corner Pine and : .nsome Streets.
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:. c SPEScEE.

san Francisco.
YE,HE INCREASING BUSINESS OF OUR Is
i tablishment. together with the wants cf the
trade have made II Necessary TO establish House
in the city Of san Francisco. OHr facilities for
purchasing. shipping, ETC. which We now have.
We feel con6deht that can supply the trade at
much lower rates than heretofore. We invite at
tenton 10 our large and carefully selected stock Of
Superior Drugs Gnd Nedicincs
Chemicals ~ al Kinds
Solid and Flifid E-frGcts
TrHssss and Shoulder Brgces,
Crmpiene Burning Fluid,
EiectT9c Preparations,
L1rd and >psrn obs,
-Iieohol IN Tin.
Fzncg GoGds
Druggists Glass Hare
Rstorts and CI1cibes.
Kerosene qOd Coal obs
Soda ITGter Material
AssGgsTs Materials,
abdominal IrrlsseS
Patent Medicines Shakers Herbs Prints s. Oils.
Together with q complete assortment Of all articles
in the Drug line. We do not intend n be under
sold by any house in California. Orders respect
fuly solicited and goods forwarded to all parts OF
the Pacific coast and country.
r. H. MCDONALD Il Co.
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For Sale.

'ErWO Or THREE FONTS OF WOOD ITPE
Z nearly new igr sale At this ofhce
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ROsENBAUM's BiTTERS.
What Killed Him ?

nR. HALL IN HIS JOURNAL or HEALTH
y speaking vi the death OF Washington Irving
asks the above question, and adds He might well
have remained with Us for some years TO- come, had
il not been Tor advice, kindly intended, no doubt
but given in jhoughtlessness and reckless ignor-
ance.
He Had a Cold
Which by some iniulicious prescription had been
converted into an asthma. Who gave that pre-
-criptian or what il was. the outside world may
never know. Let Inc say TO Dr.. Hall that the pre-
,cription was not
NeWell's Pulmonary Syrup
For that is article that does not eugender heart
disease nor Is it productive OF any aSthmatic af-
iections on the contrary il viii cure all such aztec
ton, and as for
Coughs and Colds
The world never saw better remedy, and never
viii. until Natse produces some new ingredient
out OF which 10 prepare it. Don't be afraid To Use
il freely Every article in it Is from Natures own
laboratory, the same to-day as they were thou
sand years agc-all calculated TO soOthe, heal and
strengthen. There j no
Better Family Medicine
Keepit in the house: use it freely give il 70 your
children upon the slightest indication OF a cold
and y0u Wiz think and speak Of Il as all do that
have become assured with lis merits
For sale everywhere.
REDINGTON & CO.
mar 2S6m Agents san Francisco.
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Sheriff o.. Butte County.
BY Z. F. JoNsS Cnder Sheriff
Oroyille, sept. 5d. lsGl. 3w44
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The Escape of Lieut.. conley.

In our last paper, we alluded to the escape Of
Lie6t. Conley from Rebellion, and his safe return
to bis home in SchellsbuIg. We have since had a
conversation with him, and gathered interesting de-
tails Lieut.. Couley was among the prisoners taken
by the rebels as Plymouth the 20th of last April
He confirms the statements made at that time ofthe
massacre of more than two hundred coored prison
ers by the rebels. He saw the squads of rebel sol
diers as they severally returned from shooting the
negroes, and heard them state how many each shot
We do not remember Of seeing any serious denial
of the massacre which was IN effect, admitted in
some Of the Southern papers. In the official report
of the capture of Plymouth, the negroes taken,
we're reported as "lost" The paper, "a Charleston
one,) in publishing the report remarked, that 'our
readers will understand what 7ost means" Lieut.
ConIey was detained at Andersonville short time
He had an opportunity of inspecting the place Of
confinement, in which so many of our brave men
have been starved to death. They were all herded
in a field Of sixteen acres surrounded by high
board fence made in such manner as to prevent the
passage Of man through or over ii. There were
no trees, awning Or shelter of any description in
the enclosure. The ratons, were one pint Of corn
meal day The recital of The sufferings of the
prisoners, in this pen fit only for the hardest dumb
beasts, has already to often excited the horror aud
indignationof the civilized world to be enlarged
upon here More than hundred day died during
the summer months, with no attempt, as far as We
have ever noticed, the part of the rebel authori
ties to mitigate the suferings Of their prisoners =
The Lieut. was held at Macon two months, and
was taken from that place Charleston on the 18th
day Of July. On the fifth Of October last, be was
ordered to Columbia, s. c. and took passage on the
cars on the morning Of that day. The prisoners
were placed in the common box or freight cars
There was not sufficient room on the inside for all,
and puite a number were placed on the roof of the
cars out side. Among these on the ont side was
Lieut. Conley, Capt ID. W. Mullir, Lieut.. Thomas
King. and Lieat Helm Of Bedford Co. 1t wasnotun
til aterthey were On the way to Columbia than es-
cape was thoughts Of OF fifteen ortwenty on top the
car only three had the temeriy to venture to run
rebel gauntlet of FIVE hundred miles. Lieut. Gonley,
Capt Davidson and another officer, both Of Beaver
county Two guards were placed on each ear, but
in such manner as to leave every alternate space or
opening between the ends of the cars without
guards. Shortly after ten o. clock in the nigh. the
train stopped at watering station just over the
Congaree river. The night being very dark, they
succeeded in eluding the guards, and got down un-
der the undetected throwing themselves on the
out side Of the track near the car wheels The last
car was d passenger one, upon the rear end Of
which, was signal light, Upon the platform near
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02
JACOB BROOM,
IT07 Spruce St.
Rev. VI. D. seigfied, Pastor Of 18th Baptist Church.
philadelphih. December 26th. 1859

Messrs. Jones -Gentemen: have recently
been aboring under the distressing effects Of Indigestion
accom- panied BY pTostration Of the system.
nun eTous remedies recommended by riends, and
some of them tested but without relief Your Hoofands
German Bitters roeomaended by persons who had
tried them and whose favorable mention Of the Btters
induced also 70 try them. mast confess thai had
aversion Patent Medicines, from the Thousand and
one quaek Bitters" whose only aim seems be 10 palm
of sweetened and drugged liquor upon the community,
in sly way; and the tendency Of which, fear is to
make many confirmed drunkard. Upon learning that
yours was really medicine preparation took it with
happy effect Its action upon only the stomach,
but upon the system, prompt and gratifying.
feel that Ihaye deTvedgat and permanent beneftrom
the of few bottles. Very respectfully y : rs,
w. ID. SEIGFRIED,
No. 25A Shaakalna xon st.
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Truly Your Friend.
J. H. LONGENECKER,
Adj. 101st P. v.

TERRIBLE AcoIDEsF.-On last Friday night, q. J.
Jones, Of Herrisb1rg, was Immediately killed by be-
ing over by the cars of the Nohern Central Rail
road, at that place. We have not learned thepartc
ulars ofhis death. It is said he was walking upon
the track when the train came along.
Mr.. Jones for many years resided in this town,
and while here was one of the editors of the Stand
ard, and while connected with it, that paper was in
its glory.
Mr Jones was also for some time, assistant Weigh
master on the Portage Railroad at this place.
He left here some time about the year 1858, and
has for of the time since then been local editor
of the Patriot and Union, at Harrisburg
He is the author of the "History of the Juniata
Valley which is well written and very interest
ing volume In the collection of facts and their ar
rangement into readable history, he displayed fal
more than ordinary ability.
He leaves widow, and four children.-H Holidays
burg Register.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES !
NEW FIRM.

TTAyING this day associated with c. L. Buck in the
III mere ante business at New Enterprise. hereafter
ne business win be transacted in the name Of D. Buck
& Son.
d. +. BUCK.
New Enterprise, Nov. l, 1864.
TIME old books in the hands Of D. F. Buck for set
i tIement An persons having unsettled accounts
respectfully requested to call and sette b. giving their
notes or otherwise.
Thankful for past favors, solicit the patronage Of
all prompt paying customers.
An kinds Of country produce bought or exchanged
for goods, for which the highest market price viii be
D. f. BUCK son.
New Enterprise, Nov l, 1864. [oet2s364l
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

TN HopeweI Township Bedford county, wishart's
il Mil, Yellow Creek about four miles from Hope
well Station the H. B. T. r. r., and within six miles
of the Broad Top Coal Mines, which affords of the
best markets in the country for all marketing farmer
produce. 1t contains Two Hundred Acres
good limestone land about One Huedred and Fifty
convenient schools and churches II occupied
by Henry Clapper who viii give parties calling to see it
any information desired regard to theland. For fur
ther information, address
r. B. WIGT0N,
President Glamorgan Iron Co.,
Nov is, 1864. Huntingdon, Pa.
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DIED. .

SKILINGT0N.-JoHS II. SKILLIsGTos, Of Bedford
Co.. Pa died in the T. S General Hospital, at Alexandria
Va Sept IL, 1854, Of Typhoid Fever aged 25 years.
months and days. About months before his death
be was drafted into the e. s. service the hree years
call" Knowing his inability for military duty account
Of considerable deafness and week constitution he had
been deferred from volunteering he had desired 70 do
Notwithstanding this the asonishment Of his friends
enemes he had none,) he taken drafted man to
the impropTiety Of which his early death estidcs For
several years previous his death he a consistent
member Of the N E. Church His actions and life testi-
fy Of the kind he feelings, and aniiable dis
position Of which lac the happy and fortunate posses
sor These good qualities had for him many friends
Indeed ito kHo1 him was but to lore him." He
consistent christian true friend, dutfHl son. and kind
brother Like thousands Of the brave defenders Of
homes and liberties hls was not the priv to have dear
and loved accompany him 70 the shore Of the cold
stream Of DEATH Although there doubt many
friends around him. yetthcTe among them that
could shew the tenGer socitude Of Mothers heart,
Sisters kindness, Fathers love, His mother needed
no assistance comfort that her John" could supply
In letter his brother in The volunteer service, he
h0rts him to live christian and put his trust in God
Friends although you could comfort John by your
presence and sympathy he entering the valley
yet his Saviour with him all the way through, giving
him light and renghto aid in his passage THAI he might
"fear evil
ooh, yc weary, sad and tossed ones,
Droop not, faint not by the way;
Ye shall join the loved and lost ones,
In the land Of perfect day.
Harp strings touched by angel fingers,
MuTmured 10 my raptuTed ear
Evermore their sweet song fingers,
FWe shah know each other there"
WRW
PRENDERGRAST.-Kiled in action, on the 18th ult,
Front Royal, Va CAPTAIN RICHARD 9. PREsDER-
eRAsT, the staff Of General Powell and captain Of Co.
A, lst New York cavalry, aged about 81 years.
The untimely fall Of this gallant officer and gentleman
win aching void in the hearts Of many friends
in New York and Bedford Pa, where he we'll known
He had passed through than thirty engagements
unscathed only fan suddenly but gIorioas this last
fatal field We give just credit to young men
for laying their all upon the altar Of onr ouHtry bat here
was ehYarous SOUL who barred his bosom in the cause
Of strangers for he born a5rond served with distine
ton in the Venezuelan service, and ~ this coun
about years ago Upon the breaking Of the rcbe
lion he offered his Services and has been engaged
since His precious blood is only Of the sacri
offered to put down this most eausoless rebellion
May the turf ghty him. aud may be with
mercy the hands Of the Great Judge, who,
but think looks with kindness upon All Bho have nobiy
died in she Of justice and freedom. WashBgto1,
Chronicle.
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H@tra.v@.

ZANE to the premises Of the subscriber in St Clair t
about the ls Of October. TWO STEERS the one black
with white face and slit in the left car the oher
red and white with ast in the left car No other marks
The owner is requested to forward prove properly,
pay charges and take them away Otherwise they viii bs
disposed OF according to law.
Nov. II, 1854 81. SAMUEL CLARK.
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npTxTsrp ,ro,,., 49,

A DMISIsTRAToRss NOTICE.. 3fa
~ Letters Of admnstration the estate Of Isaiah
baeApsrn afe OF - township dec d. havin been
granted e the subscriber. residing IN said tosnshp
ee ls therefore hereby given f persons indebted
saia estate 70 make ynentimmeeiaely and those hay
ing claims viii present them ferihwitb dy aahsHticat
cd for settlement.
ELIAKIM r. BLACKBURN,
nef.Iat b4-6t. 49, Administrator.
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taAE % the premises Of the subscriber in Sc Clair tp
~ on the 10th Of October, EEiiDT sIIEEP, marked
wsh crop of the right aal slit IN the left The
owner y regpestod % cong forward prese property pay
charges and take hein away otherwise they viii be dis
posed Of acser9ing 10 LAM.
NoY. II, ls6t-5i. WILLIAM BAREFOOT.
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ARTICLES SENT BY NAIL
FRK E OF CHARGE.

tRR s OF CHARGE.
For the benefit of pc wishing neat pretty and
useful article at mod crate price attach the following
price list:
Ladies' handsome eek Chain $40 single stone iita-
ton Diamond Ring S1.00; Cluster imitation Diamond
Ring 81; Heavy Plated Vest Chain sl.25 Heavy Plain
Rings tw stand the strongest aed) 81; Heavy Plated
black enamelled Sleeve Buttons 50 cents gents single
stone euster i'm itation Diamond Pins ST. magnificent
Bracelets Si25 han isomely chased Medaons S25; Pen
and Pencil with tention SL5o Ladies' beautiful
Revolving Pin cal be either de) %; Ladies
small Jet Garnet Pin 81; handsome ladies' set Of Pin
and Drops Coal; Carbunele Opal sets $I25; fancy
Watch Keys 81; Ladies' Long Guard and Chatelaine
Chains 81; genuine Guta Pereha Pins for hair like
ness SI Seal Rings 81; red black Ball Ear Drops so
cents; ehidrens handsome Carbunce Coral Armlets
ST. Vest Hooks fancy patterns so cents Carbunce Studs
and Sleeve Battons ST. Sver-pated Butter Knives S50
per pair, Silver Spoons S2-5o per half dozen.
Az rfaeies Wd'raated TO gre satiac;oa money
funded.
All o. ders filed Immediately. liberal reduction in
price WI be made orders for number Of articles at
ode tim
Address all orders to
NORRIS, STERNE & CO,
Oct, z, s64-3m 3113 Walnut St, Phila. Pa.
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From the Hon. JACOB BROOM,
phiIadnlnhia fc4 rth IeR

Gentlemen: In reply your inquiry to the effect
produced by the of Hooflands German Biters, in
my family, have hesitation saying that has been
thirteen years standing which become very dis
tressng the Of bottle gave decided relief the
ond oecng cure and the third it seems las confirmed
the for there has been symptoms of its return for
the last six years. In my individual Of ind 1t
be unequaled tonic and sincerely recommend its use
to the sufferers.
Truly yours JACOB BROOM,
Z
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New York, Feb. ?, 1864. o--7 = " - '''-4-'
February sth. 1864.

From Julius Lee Esq, firm Of Lee Walker the mos.
extensive Music Publishers in the United States No. ia
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
February sth, 1864
Messrs. Jones q Erans-Genteman My mother-in-
law has been greatly benefited by your Hollands Ger
Bitters that concluded to try it myself find
be invaluable tonic and unhesitstngy recommend it
to all who suffering from dyspepsia have had that
disease in its obstinate form-Aatuence-f many
years, and your Biters has given when every
ching else had failed Yours truly, JULIUS LEE.
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GROC ER TIE 81
Tobacco md go.

Congress, Foundef, Old Virginia John Anderson Ma
tura Leaf and all kinds Of Smoking Tobacco and s. gprs
8zs-Havng adopted the CASH SYSTEM we arc de-
terained to sell at very small profit and the public who
have kindly paronized respectfully invited call
and examine stock.
J. b. FARQUHAR
Julana street, Bedford June II, lsGl-E
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ESETays

0AME to the premises Of the subscriber living in Cole
rain Township Charlesyillc, the latter part Of
September i've head SHEEP four Of them white and one
black marked with slit in the right and crop on
the left. One of has bell The owner II requested
to come forward prove property pny charges aud take
them away. Mrs. A M, sT0UTN0UR.f
Nov IS Is64-st
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02

TESTIMONIALS,
from some Of our Eminent clergymen.
HARRisBuRG, Feb. sth, 1854.
G. A. BAxYyART-Dcar Sir / have used Browns
Bronchial Troches Wistars Bozenges and other preps
tons for hoarseness and Throat Troubles and eompa
ison with them all can eheerfully commend your
most admirable specific for public speakers and singers
IN cases Of Hoarscress ecu CHS and colds have found
chem serving in time Of need most etfectRaily
To C. A. BASSvART Beas Sir: In the habit Of speak
in very frequently and in places wher the vocal organs
are very much taxcd have found The need Of gen
tie expectorant and that want has been supplied your
excellent Trgches consider them very Ear superior To
any Lozepe thai have ever used in removing speedi-
" that huskncss the voice arising from its too frequent
use and imparing the effectiveness o the delivery Of
public addresses. Yours, &ea -
JN0. WALKER JACKSON,
Prstor of tie Locust Street Methodist chHreh.
To c. A. BavxyARr-Deor Sir ,--Haying used your
Troches nm free to say they the best have ever
tried and take great pleasure nrocommenai9g them to
all persons afflicted with throat or husness Of voice
arising from publiq speaking Or singing. H
Yours, &C.,
g. RAKEsTRAW
Pastor Of hfdqs Areaae Hcthodigt Church.
VI agree with Mr. Robinson a. q the value o.
BannTarts Troches W =, eAlI[siaLs
Late Pastor OF The o. s. Prcs5gteridn Dharck.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
@. A. BANNyART & CO,
HARRISBURG, Pa,
To whom ali orders should be addressed
Sold BIZ Druggists eoerytchere
AprH 2stA, 1854.
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JOHN a WRIGHT
BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER |

The most perfect Machine n the world Single Mowers
Combined Machines arraned give satisfaction or
no sale. Farmers in want of the BEST MACHINE OF
the kind made, would do web ~ nall and make ar.
rangements 10 give their orders Machines in time Tor
moving. PETER H. SHIREs,
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Eatrav.

(fAME to the premises Of the subscriber in Middle
~ hoodberry tp. Bedford County, On the lst day Of
September, 1864 Dark Red BULL with two notches in
the night ear supposed % be about three years old The
owner is requested to prove property pay charges and
take the animal away.
Nov. IL, 1s64-3t. ANDREW BAKER
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MARRTED.

MASTERS -PEEPLEs.-Att the residence Of the bride
at o'clock P. ~, Nov. Is, by Rev james C. Clark WN
MAsrERs, Esq, to Mrs. NJ A. PEEPLEs both of Bloody
Run.
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WAxTED.-An apprentice to the printing business
will be received at this Office, boy fifteen years OF
age or upwards of good intelligence, the more edu-
cation the better of good habits and Industrious To
such boy good opportunity viii be offered, to
learn the art fprintin and the additional opportu
nity Of improvement and advancement in his educa-
ton.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02

BRooKs sERIss of Arithmetics for sale 1t intrOdue
fion prices, at the Drug and Book Store Of Dr.. B. F.
Harry, Bedford Pa. Agent.