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invited 40 attend the funeral tins esday) afternoon
III o'cock from hire late residences 3lS sntn nt,
OINNg-On sunday, January p, JOHN Josh'". '"
500 OF John J and Annie O'ione ..a .,o
The trends OF the family requested TO a.ens .ne
funeral, from tS3 Seventh avenue, tins tr"eS'"S'
PAlrsrs Al Great BarrongIoo, Massachusetts, s 90
Wednesday. January 20, ArsELcA H., whe I" o. w. '@s
crrss-un sunday. January "a, THOMAS QUINN, Ma
tive u the county OF Tyrone, ireland.
The mineral viii take place ID Is <Tuesda5l AFTERNOON
81 me O'clock Tho relatives and Trends q the family
respectfully invited 70 aiteod' RON ss A'e 'cst
RSrn.Ion Monday, January rs, HENRY wAsmscros
His relatives and friends, also those Of his brother,
Donuis RIVER are vited 10 attend the funeral Wenes
d " morning eleven O'Clock, from the Methodist Fps
son church Thirty seventh street between second
and II rd His remains vii! DO taken TO Union
Rx.ly-on Monday, January IS, after a severe i'll.
ness, JAMES j. RELAY aged 81 years, months and 10
days
the and rieGds OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF bis
mother p Pitt street, 90 Wednesday aternoon at one
O'Clock
10. En1sos-on Montas, January 20, HENRY G. RoHnRr-
The remains will be taken 10 Hartford Conn, for inter-
ment The friends requested TO meet at .s late resi-
dence o. Fourth street. this tuesday, at twelve O'Clock
noon.
RikEa.-At Cedar Hil on Monday morning., January
90 CATnANE, wife OF Zacharah Rker, In the 5Sth year
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon,
at two clock from her late residence. +,
TosIS.-On Monday, January %, ELLEN ToHs daughter
OF Edward aud Ellen Tobln. aged years and months
The relatives friends are invited TO attend the fu
neral from the residence OF her parents No 400 Fourth
street, this (Tuesdayl afternoon, at two O'Clock
THoMsoN-on Monday, january IS, OF membranous
Group EDGAR, son OF Mary and Hugh Thomson, aged
years and IL months
The friends OF the family also the members OF Iebanon
Lodge No. 1871 F. and A. NJ respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from 90 suffolk street. this (Taesday)
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
Canada papers please copy
| TnrorsoN-On Monday, January rs, DoRcus VIE Of
| Elias Illoson, aged 40 years.
nue notice OF the funeral will be given.
WEsrERvRIT.-On Monday morning, January 20, after
illness, Mrs. SARAH WEsrERsELT in the 10Th year
| of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited the funeral without further notice. from
residence of her daughter, BROOKLYN f. D. Broadway
Myrtle avenue, Wednesday Afternoon, at Two O'Clock
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VALENTINES.
VALENTINES.
VALENTINES
DEALERS SHOULD SECURE THEIR STOCK OF
VALENTINES IN SEASON.
sTRoNG's TEN DOLLAR PACKAGE.

LIST OF CONTENTS
Sc neat Valentines lace and embossed retail 50 S
80 Flowers aud Fancy Paper. retail 10
20 Fancy Embossed Paper, retail Observation-Disclosures. Is
IL Embossed with Gold and Mirrors retail IS
Gold and Silver orns men'cd Paper retail at..... 50
Illuminated Raised Work retail .............. as
Beautiful Valentine IN Fancy Box retail at....... %
IL Juvenile Valentines sor children, retail OIL
~ Fine Note Comic assorted reatl at ........ O 05
AZ Humorous Genie Valentines ngle sheet all at 03
Fine Valentine Cards OF Poetry, retail at....... 05
~ Embossed Envelopes two all at....... 0 o.
"a Large Envelopes sizes retail ........ %
~ Beautiful Fue Envelopes, retail at ........... Va
All the above in neat boz and Valentine showbl.
This assortment is tue nes supplied to the trade
and but give entre satisfaction quantity quality
price the time that they very large
to the retailer The above lot viii be free by mail
the receipt OF ten dollars Send ordera early T.
W. STRONG. IS Nassau street, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

s
CORNS, BUNIONS INVERTED NAILS &C. CURED
~ without pan b. DR.. RICE, Surgeon Chropodist, 50
Bowery, Citizens Bank. Rices Annihilator
Corns Bunons, Chilbains, &c BY mail so cents.
GAVE YOUR AONEY.-THoMAS r. AGNEw. THE
- great grocer and -four dealer of this city
Greenwich and Murray streets selling teas coees
-four wines, l2c moasses syrups everyth
else used in family cheaper than other dealer in
the United States. One price cash house.
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MARRIAGES AND CEATHS,
- .
NyaUted.

MaIyted.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sunday, Juno 10, 1893 By The
Rev James hiett, Mr.. Ioas HENsrssEs 10 Mss CArrN
sTNs x. nuF both of this city.
Runalc AM Aicago papers piesso vopy.
Ro.isss-f0RsEs Ca "Wednesday, January 20 ny the
Rev. nunkn Dunbar, AR SirAs W RoGERs To Mass CLARA
). osrSR. No cards. Metropolitan Hotol
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KNrfIl.

WATERS On Thgrsday January 81, Mrs. ISAAC > WA.
yxss, % South Eghtn stye&. Broo&lyn H. u, OF uSe
slaughter Mother and daughter doing we'll
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,s .ss ss s sgsI
s he any aonss !" his y M hs ary
ms sr.s ). prepared 70 sen BY Ss
ao,en Or single enc At corresponding PRICES lnfSrnssoa
army s%s
JACOBS ~ ssosa%ss s sss wsssr IsSsaara
A COLD PLATE. LAT HysTISa WATCH ssoT s S9M;
donbe plated Silver Hunter sl2 SO; a solid silver tnl
s. sass: Yea civ. =: al
AespS ssowan WATCHES. witches
eS..sd sole for The AISesros only
Of ane gold ana SILVER Sa
s the best
paSoad I'd
5is . SIhstEs HOW POSSIBLE
pays sgn 50 Sss s
i? - % s"ss ssss
ness 723 Broadway, under the New York Hotel
NsrABLIsHEp TWENTY ORIGINAL L.
~ JACOBS, 4o7 Broadway a very large lot of and
Ia SILVER S s
do $40 to $3.50 descriptive list sent on application.
U,oUR DOLLARS WILL BUY SOLITAIRE CALI
sss H'ss fss qsssas;
S buy ad
me twenty years ago they still maintain popu
arity They mounted In eighteen carat gold. and
without exception the best imitation of the real diamond in
fact they deceive the most expert Sent by express
| or mail Original L. JACOBS 4O7 Broadway.
| EOR sALE-A SPLENDID GOLD OPEN FACED
| II English Lever Watch, with magnificent long Gold
Chain and bunch OF Seals; will be sold cheap Address
| Philo station ID. .
DINE GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS NEW STYLES
II Five seven twelve. fifteen TO twenty dollars a
pair For sale by GEO. c. ALLEN AIS Broadway one door
| below Canal street.
| GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS, VERY CHEAP. FOR
ORIGINAL L. JACOBS 407 Broadway.
/ r AIDES BRACELETS. NEW STYLEs.-rWo. THREE.
IL five eight dollars each For sale by G. o. ALLEN
| Ais Broadway. one door below Canal street.
CUPERLATIvELY FINE BRILLIANTs OF ONE TO
- three carats wanted and value paid for the
same, by b. w. PLUMB. Diamond Broker 5l2 Broadway.
Hours--9 till 10 and till only. Diamond Jewelry for
| sale-a bargain.
| ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 PURCHASE, A
Lathe must be in good order and cheap Address f.
/ w. c.. Herald Office.
| WARRANTED GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
w Silver hunting cylinder Watches .............S SIS
Silver hunting lever Watches full ieweed $5, 20 rs
Silver hunting English Patent Levers 30, A. 55
Silver hunting American Watches % 80 IS
Ladies' gold Watches Is carat cases 80, ~ IS
Gents gold Watches full jeweed IS 81 to 200
| N. B.-Siver watches by the box at trade prices.
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FURNITURE.


A GOOD CHANCE FOR THOSE GOING TO HOUSE.
together with the Crockery Tnware Stoves Car
&c Only been in six weeks The entire stock for
sale cheap Call between the hours Of and O'Clock r. NJ
for two days. At No - Hudson street. Hoboken, j. two
blocks from the ferry. JOHN yANDERzEE.
4 FAMILY ABOUT BREAKING UP HOUSE WOULD
"A like to sell their paror Furniture and elegant Medal
lion Carpets. Also China Furniture Dealers need not
ply Call at IS West Thirty street. number 49,
An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
n nture for sae-The subscriber, reinQuishing house
keeping win sell in lots to snt purchasers all the Furn
contained in his residence. lib West Twenty tn I'd
street. Sixth avenue. Pianoorte. Drawing Room Suits
Bookcase Eageres Brocade and Lace Curtains Mirrors
Paintings Siatuary rosewood Chamber Furniture, black
walnut Dining Room Furniture China. Glass and Silver
Ware. Will be sold for less than half original cost
NJ MIDDLETON.
FURNITURE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CASH.
beautiful Parlor Suit cred in rich French brocae
made to order months $500 Will be sold 70,
$780, do, pieces Sofa Armchair Reception
and medallion back Chairs. covered in crimson brocate
tor $l35; marble Tables rosewood Etagere 1928
for 75 Turkish Easy Chair and Lounge Lace Curtains
Clock also me Furniture OF three Bedrooms
bargain for cash Inquire Of W. RICHARDS. ll9 West
Eighth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
FURNITURE wANTED-I WILL PURCHASE AT A
fair rate for cash, large quantity o. Second Hand
Furniture Carpets. Mirrors Pianos two Billiard Tables,
&C suitable for large house. Parties about breaking
housekeeping may apply 10 or address MATHEWS, ia
Broadway, for ten days
TABLES, COUNTERS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
suitable for dry DDS and other iobbing business for
sale cheap. Apply a, ll3 Liberty street. up stairs
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yICyELs.

MEXICAN HOTEL, BROADWAY AND ElGHTl
~ street. nc EnroIsan plan Rooms, Gu suite an
s.~sr. 90 ccEis ard 81 per aay
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ssas--as--s-s--.
BILLIARDS..

Ak ENTERPRS1NG MAN. WITH A SMALL AMOUNT
"A OF capital can obtain hrst class Billiard saloon with
-four tables, wei located In the Brooklyn
Ia the right sort OF man this chance such seldom
offered For terms Apply " ,. < LYON CO. No II
Dey
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CLOTHING.

A TTENTION.-AT 90 SEVENTH AVENUE. LADIES
n and gentlemen fiji be astonished the prices NJ
MARKS for cast of Clothing Carpets. Furniture and
Jewery. ladies' silk Evening Dresses Shaws.
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to satisfy
themselves before dispong Of their of Clothing
Please do not 70 get address % Seventh
Twenty hfth street. where you VIII be dealt with hon
esty Ladies atiend by Mrs. Marks Orders will
attended to from Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Jersey CITY.
Staten Island, &C.
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Cwing 10 de crowded slate 81 rar columns com
LeaoiDC
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"A Clothing wanted FOR the Western and California
kets Ladies and gentlemen having the above articles TO
dispose OF receive the following 81 to $S5
fer silk Dresses from - 70 SIS for Goats from ~ TO s5 for
Pants for Woolen Delane and Calico Dresses, ShAws,
Carpets Furniture Jewery. &c, the highest cash price
paid by calling addressing note TO b. MiNTZ, 2S3
Sixth Eighteenth street Ladies attended by
Mrs Minz Don't forget the well known name B. MlNTZ
of2s sixth
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-CON-
"A tanning nearly 80 pages and $50 fine plates and en-
cravings of the OF the sexual state Of
health aud with treatise self abuse, its depo-
rabe consequences upon the mind and body with the
hoTs plan Of reament-he only rational successful
mode cure, shown BY the of treated
truthful adviser the married And those plating
marriage whe entertain doubts OF their physical condition.
Sent free Of POSTAGE address of IS cents,
postage stamps Address Dr. La Cro1 81 Maiden
ane, Albany. n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A PROTECTIVE ARMY AND NAVY LAW OFFICE
n The most reliable information Free Prize claims and
all other and claims ected Counsel given in
army aud navy affairs Office of ID. s. MoULf0N Attor
and Counsellor 70 Broadway two doors above Wall ST.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-22
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

S. S. riehl and William Dibert would respectfully
announce to their friends in edfor! county, and the
public generally, that they have leased for term
Of years, thslarge and convenient brick hotel, 1t
the corner Of Pitt and Juapnastreets Bedford Pa,
known as the "WASHINGrON HOTEL ,''and late
Iy Kept by Mrs. S. Filler.
This house is being thoroughly e-6tted and re-
furnished, ands now open for the reception ofgusss.
Visitors 10 the "DEDFORD SPRINGS" and persons
attending Court, will find this house pleasant and
qniet Temporary home. Every attention will be
paid to the accommodation and comfort OF guests.
I he table will at all times be supplied with the
best the markets afford. Charges will be moderate.
Extensive s'abiing is attached to th, Holel and a
careful aud competent hostier will be in attendance.
Special attention will be paid TO the accommoda
tion ct the farming community.
Coaches leave this house oaily Sunday excepted)
at G. o clocr, A. NJ, and O'CLOCK, p. M. to con-
rect with the trains going East from Mount Dallas
and Bloody Run. coach will also leave tii-weeK-
" Tuesday, Thursday and turday) for So,nerset t.
The travelling public will frd it decidedly TO their
advantage TO stop with them.
Bedford, Jan. %, tS6I-tr.
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(1OURT PROCLAMATION.

To tie Coroner, tie Justices Of the Peace, and Con-
stables in thu different Townships tn tAs County
of bedford. Greeting.
KNOW YE that in pursuance of precert to IT e
directed, under the hand and seal OF the H,n
JANE 8 MILL, President of the several Courts
of Common Pleas In the Sixteenth District, con-
ssting OF the counties of franklin, Fn.ion Bedford
and Somersef, and>b by virtue of his Office of the
Court Of 0ger and Terminer and General Tail de.
livery for the trial of capital and other offenders
therein and in the General Court of Quarter Sess-
ions Of the Peace; and SAMUEL DAVIS and JAMES
BURNS, Jr. Esqs., Judges OF the same Court
in the same County of Bedford You and each of
you are hereby required obe and appear in your
proper persons with your Records, Recognizances,
Examinations, and other rememb,ances before the
Judges aforesaid, at Bedfof, at Court of Oyer and
TeIminer. and General Jail Delivery and Genera!
Quarter Sessions of the Peace therein to be holden
for the county Of Bedford, aforesaid on the second
Monday of February. (being the sth day.) at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, there and then
to do those things TO which your several Offices ap.
pertain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the 18th Of
January, in tae year of our Lord, 1894.
JOHN ALDSTADT,
Sheriff's Office, Redford, SAoriF.
January IS, 1863.
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Eeeg'isfcr's Notice.

All persons interested are hereby Motif ed that
the following named accountants have flied their
accounts IN the Registers Office of Bedford county
and that the same will be presented to the Orphans
Court in and for said county, on Tuesday, the 9th
day of February next, at the Court House, in Bed
ford, for confirmation
L The account OF Weimer D. Reininger, one o the
executors Of the last will and testament Of Jacob
Rehnser, late of Middle Woodberry tp., decd.
The account of Jacob Ritchey, executor of the
last will and testament Of Jonn Ritchey, late of
Providence township, deed.
The account of George w. Householder, Esq, and
John Manspeaker, admrs of John Manspeaker, late
of West Providence township, deed.
The supplemental OF final account of James AL
lison. executor of the last will and testament of
Michael Hammer, late OF Napier township deed.
: The partial account of James Mattingiy, ESD,
executor of tie last will aud testament OF Charles
Hoyman, late Of Londonderry township, decd.
The Final accoun; of Levi Riichey, administ ra-
tor of the estate OF George Rltchey, late OF Union
township, deed.
The accornt OF Henry Kaufman, ex .cutor Of thu
last will and testament of Jacob Kaufman, late of
ST. Clair township, deed.
The account OF ]. e. J. Oster, executor of the
last i'll and testament of Elizabeth g. Miller, late
OF SchesbIrg borough, decd.
TIE final account OF jeremiah Baughman, one of
the administrators Of Josiah Baughman, late of
West Providence township, deed.
The account Of Samuel Teeter, administrator of
Daniel Miller, late of South Woodbury. tow ns hip,
decd.
The account of ,. W. Lingenfelter and George
Zn,ners, executors of the last will, &c., of An
thony Zimmers, late of Bedford township, deceased,
who was administrator OF the estate Of Jacob r.
Zmmers, late of said township, decd.
The account OF J. W. Lingenf.lter, Esq, admins
istraior of the estate of Mary Gordon. late of ST.
Clair township, decd.
o. E. SHANNON, Register.
Bedford, Jan. Is.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

by virtue of Eundry writs of vend. Exponas and
Levari Fariaa TO me directed, there will be sold
| the Court House, in the borough OF Bedford, on
Saturday, the 9th day of February, 1864, at 10
! o'clock, a. NJ, the following real estate, viz:
One tract of land containing so acres, more or
less, about 40 acres cleared and under fence, with
two story los house and log stable thereon erect
ed, adjoining lands of Willi1in Cook, Leonard May
and others, Situate in Harrison township, Bedford
county, and taken in execution the property of
Samuel Miller.
ALSO--One trsst Of land, containing 10 acres,
more or less, all cleared snd under fence. with a
two story log dwelling house with ki:chsn attach
cd, and log stable thereon erected adjoining .cnds
Of JOIN u. Smitn. Tilman Norshcraft aud uthers,
situate in Southampton township, Bedford county,
aud taken In execution as the property Of John
Cavender.
ALsO--One tract Of land containing t6s acres
and SO perches, about 100 acres cleared and uncer
fence, with two story double log house, log sta
BILE and other out-buldings thereon erected a!so,
an eppe orchard thereon, adjoining lcnds of a :.
Blair, John eftaugh's heirs and Tao's. Growden,
situate in Cumberland Valley township Bedford
county, aud taken in execution as the property of
John Blair.
AIso-A tract of land in Fast Providence
Township, RedfOrd county, adjoining lands of
Simon Ritchey, John and Samuel Grove, Joseph
Snowberger and Valentine Werz containing
seventy y-eight acres and five perchcs, more or
les, surveyed on a warrant to Joseph w. Tate,
May lG, 1854.
AIso--A tract of land situate in said town
ship, adjoining the above described tract and
lands of John and Samuel Grove. Adam Hin
ish, the heirs of Philip Fisher and others, con-
tanning one hundred and ten acres and fifteen
perches, moro or less surveyed on warrant to
Allen Ritctey, dated January G, is4S, and talk
en- in execution rs the property of David Rich
cy.
Also Ail the rights, title and interest of
William Figard, in and to one tract of coal land,
containing sixty Gcres more or less, about tif-
teen acres cleared and under fence, witt, cabin
House and log stable thereon erected, adjoining
lands Of Wood, Dcvcraux & Co, J. A. Lanes
heir and others, situate in Broad Top township,
Bedford County, Penn, and taken in execution
as the property. of Williara Figard.
AIso-One tract CT land containing Seventy
eight acres, more or less, about forty acres clear
ed and under fence with a store and half log
house, and log Stable thereon erected. adjoin-
ing lands of VIM. Wertz, Christian earn, Ja-
cob Beard, and others, situate in Union Town
ship, Bedford County, and taken in execution
as the property of Martin Corlc.
JOHN ALDSTADT,
SheIf's Office. Bedford, Jan. 49, Sheriff.
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BEDFORD HOTEL,

The undersigned having taken charge Of the Bed
ford Hotel, formerly kept by Col. John Hafer, an
ourees I, the public that lie will be able 10 afford
the best accommodations, both to the travelling pub
lie and home custom. The house will be improved
and re-htted, and the Bar will always be well sop
piled with choice liquors. His table will be sup
piled with the choicest edibles cf the season. and
he will spare no pains 10 make it suitable for all.
Els stable is one of the best in Bedford, and good
hostler will always be in attendance.
Co -Boarders taken by the week, month or year.
Terms reasonable. The public are respectfully in
vited 10 give him call.
JOSHUA J. SHOEMAKER
Bedford, January l5 1864.
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TAVERN LICENSES.

The following persons have taken cut petit ion.
for Tavern License, and will present them to the
next Court CT Quarter Sessions for allowance or re-
lection, TO he held at Bedford on the sih day oi
February, 1861:
Mary Jane Stuckey, Ciearville, Monroe tp.
Jeremiah Crowley, Stafford, Broad Top,
Isaac $. Grove, Bloody Run borough,
S. II. BotiomGeld,
D. y NJ. OFT, !" I"
Jp,n p. Weavering, I"
James l.. Prince, Saxton, Liberty tb.
Aaron w. Reed, South Weodberry,
P. Il. Mitchell, Saxton, Liberty tp.
FrcdencR Bergheimer, St. Ciai.sville.
@ L. SHANNON, Proth'y.
Jinuary Is 1861.
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EXECUTORS, NOTICE

Letters testaneatiry having been granted bv the
Register OF Bedford county, 10 the Undersigned, ex-
ecutors of the last will and testamentsof Frederick
Berkheimer, late Of ST. Ciairsvlle, Bedford co., de-
ceased, all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are hereby required to make mmedi-
ate payment, and those having Gains will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB WALTER,
JACOB BERKnElMER,
January 8, 1884, Executors.
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UR:AD WHO SAYS SON.

From the Rev. Levi G. Beck. Pastor OF the Bap.
fist Church, Pemberon, N. j., formerly of the North
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
- .
have known Roofand's German Bitters favora-
hly for number oi years. have used them in my
own family, aud have been SO pleased with their et-
fects that was induced TO recommend them TO ma
ny others, and know that they have operated ia a
striki ngly beneficial manner. take pleasure in
thus publicly proclaiming This fact, and calling the
a,tertion Of those afflicted with the diseases for
which they recommended, to these Bitters, kno
be sustained. do this cheeriully as Hoof-
lands 3itters intended to benefit the afflicted
and is ''not rum drink" Yours truly,
LEVI q. BECK.
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LIST OF PETIT JURORS.

John Dssher, Peter Dewalt, Alfred Entrikin. Alex
Holsingcr. Elijsh shipiey, Fred Beeels, John Rob
ison, W. w. Larburn, Lsvi Otto, Daniel Stone,
jackson Ripley, Abraham we,sel, Robert Rals'on,
M. L. Put, William Kinsey, jacob Koontz, Levi
Hardnger, Martin Heisell, Herbert Blackburn, John
Nycurn (of John), Abr'rn Dennison, John w. Hull,
Jacob Adams. Samuel Whip, Thomas w. Horton,
Jacob Yont, Joshua Shoemaker, James Fink, David
Patterson, Jesse Conner, VIM. Rogers, Adam Had
srman, Jehn n. Rush, Vim. s. Beegle, Adam Gel.
hs, Jan. Is, 1854.
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CAUTION.

Having purchased AT SHERIFF. sale the 70 lowing
described property, sold as the property of WiIism
Fisher, and having left the same with him during
my pleasure; all persons are hereby notified not to
disturb or nsnywise interfere with the same, viz
:, Six acres Of Wheat in the ground, nine acres Of
Eye, ona grind stone six shoats ten head of sheep,
enc plough, one log cham, one Shovel oue cutting
bos, one wind mill, one muley COW, one white COW,
enc brindls COW, two bedsteads and bedding, one
cooking stove, one table and oitcloth.
GEORGE ROADEs.
January Q, 1894.
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STRAY STEER

Came trespassing upon the premises Of the Sub.
scrber, resi- liLg in Middle Woodbrr.y Township,
on or about the frs. of September last, one spotted
steer, about three years DID, No particular mark
about him. The owner is requested to come for.
waro, prove property, pay charges, and take him
way; or he will be disposed of accord.pg to law.
JONATHAN HELTSEL.
January 6, 1862