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Sherif's Sale.

DY Virtue Of ths within Pi Fss to me directed there
IL witt be sold ST public sale, at the Court House. in ths
Borough Of Bedford, Saturday The I6th day Of iy
o6i At 10 O'Clock A. NJ s ths right title and interest
# Jeremiah Smith, in ihs following TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Southampton township, Bedford county, PsnnA
containing EIGHTY-FI ACRES, more or less; about
Fifty aeres cleared adjoining lands Of Joseph Smith Lew
is Miller Joha Cavender and cthers with Log Horse
Barn. &c. thereon erected Seized and taken sxeeutien
as the property Of Jerenish Smith.
ALSO,
The following LOT OF GROUND, situate m the village
81 stonersown Bedford county, PennA Fronting about
10 feet and extending back about 200 fee 20 an Aey ad
joining lot Of Hoever heirs the East and by an Alley
On the West Having thereon erected Twosory Frame
HOUSE, IS feet by 35, frame Stable and Log waah-
House Also vacant Lot OF Ground in the said Village
fronting Main street. 55 feet extending back 2es
eet to an Alley adjoining Lot of Joseph crsans heirs
N the West, and Alley the East Sexed and taks0
n execution ss the property Of George Thicker.
JOHN ALDsTADT
BedtardL June ~, '64-ts. 5RsriG
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ILLUSTRATED HORSE DOCTOR.

Being an accurate and detailed account accomgAnad ed
by than 400 pictorial characteristics
90 the various diseases which the Equine race are sub
eeted together with the latest mode of treatment and
al The requisite prescriptions written in plain English
~ Edward Mayhem, NJ. K. C. " S. author Of several
Works on Veterinary Art.
From the London Globe
Every gentleman who possesses or cares for horses
would do well to keep this book in his house Mr. May
hews treatment of the diseases to which horses
liable is very clearly laid down and the method Of keep
ing horses web and to prolonged old age, that Of ms
ture, Of common sense.
From the Era1
No one with the least equine knowledge can REQUIRE 10
be told that Mr. ashew is the for the task which he
has undertaken and most satisfactorily accomplished
His high reputation in the veterinary art and his qus
cations practesd writer domestic animals render
him the very person for supplying an intelligent and in
terestng work the diseases of the horse which would
be devoid Of professional localities while az the
same time, his skill draughtsman, and humor as
witty observer Of life enabled him 10 Illustrate with his
pencil what he had written with his pen. We advsadly
that "Ibe Illustrated Horse Doctor is the very best
book Of the kind which know; and what gives ii an
essential charm is that the antbor thoroughly
We at once pronounce it scientific vet ineligible in
forming, yet highly amusing; acceptable to the profound
horse doctor the work Others the book shelves
IN every gsntleHnan's sanctum, W" giys it our
unqualified appreciation and recommendation.
&A-Eher Of the above books viii be sent by EaAil on
receipt Of IS.
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Notice of Inquest.

DIX Eirus Of writ Of Partition and Vazation Issued
- ont Of the Orphans Court Of Bedford County and to
M direeted, as Sheriff Of said county win hald an In
quest upon the Real Estate of John Mexgar late of Jur
alta township decd who died intesate the premises
on the 12nd day Of July nsxt. Said Real Estate consist
ingo One Tract Of Land situate in Junista tovrsLjp
Bedford County, conainins $50 acres or less with
Brick and Log House Bank Barn Stable thereon erect
ed and about 100 cleared. That tha children and
heirs and all persons interested therein noEed 20 At
tea If they think proper at the time and paee before
mentened That the following named persons are the
heirs named in said writ, vsist Amelia Metzgar Nid
ow 3D. Sarah, wife Of Georgs Corley. Sd. Msry wiss
Of John Alsp. 4th Ellen, wsfs Of VIM. Shovnsn. sth
Daniel MetEgar. eth Maria. Wifs Of John Kerr. .th.
Sophia wife Of Emanuel Palmer who died. leaving issus
six children via Lavinia Palmer, John Palmer Elmza
Palmer, George Palmer Susan Palmer and Henristia Pal
mer who have for their Guardians, John P Reed and
Daniel MetSgar Esqs sth. Loasa, wife Of washinxssn
Hollsr and eth Susan MetIgar, minor Of xssn ioha
p. Reed, Esq, IL Guardian
JOHN ALDsTADT,
Bedford, Juaa if,'64-td SAerfG
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BEDFORD CEMETERY
ALLEGHANY SEMINARY,

MALE AN y FEM Al
RainsburG, Bedford County, Parma.
wv. HUGHES, PRscIPAL.
Tho Pail Session Of this Institution will commence
Thursday, August the Sth.
The pleasant location the morality Of tho place and the
low Of boarding. render Institution desirable for
students.
Boarding, with furnished room, $500 per week.
Tuition in English branches. $4.25 per Quarter.
For further information address
Nv. HUGHES,
July s, 1sc4tf Rainsburg Bedford Co., Pa.
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etters Remaining Unclaimed in the Post
Il Office at Bedford. Penna.. First Iulx. Ia6 |.

I etters Remaining Unclaimed in the Post
IL Office at Bedford, Penna., First July, 1854.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant call
for advesed letters give the date Of this list and pay
cent for advertising.
III not called for within MONTH they will be sent
the Dead Letter Once
Free delivery of letters by carriers at the residences of
owners In cities and large towns may be secured by OBJ
serving the following rules
l. Direct letters psiny to the street and number,
we'll IS tho post ofice and State.
Head letters with the writer's post Office and State
street and number, Egn them plainly with full name and
request that answers De directed accordingly.
B. Letters to strangers transient visitors in
city, whose special address may be unknown, should be
marked, in the lower efthAnd corner with the word
Transient
T. Place the postage stamp the upper-right hand
corner and leave space between the stamp and direction
for marking without interfering with the writing
n BA request for the return of letter to the writer
unclaimed within thirty days less, written printed
with the writer's name, post Office, and State the
the ft-hand end Of envelope, the face side will be
complied with at the usual prepaid OF postage pRys
be when the letter s delivered to the wrer-Scc IS
Law of 1853
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G Q S r R A s
VERMIH EITERMIHATORS.

For Rats, Mice. ROnches, Ants, Bed Bugs,
Moths I'm Furs, WO0Iens, &C., insects ON PHan1s,
Fowls, Animals, dc.
Put up in IS and 800 Bores Bottles and Flask
$3.50 and $500 sizes for Hotels Public Insttutons As
"only nfallihls remedies known"
"Free from Posons,'
''Not dangerous to the human family"
"Rats out of their holes to de-
ES~Sod by all Druggist. and Retailers evaryWhers.
&%-SsId Wholesale in s large cities
10. Beware :. Of all worthless limitations.
&8-ses that t'Costar's" name ia each Box, Bot
tie, and Flask before you bay.
E~ Address Henry CosrAG.
E5-PriEeipal Depot, 49, Broadway, New York.
gS~ Sold by all wholesals and retail Druggists in
Bedford Pa.
mar, L. ISs4-s mo.
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.4--1..
the regiment is sufficient evidence IN their behalf to
prove that they nobly did their duty and any at
tempt to cast q stigma upon them for lack of good
conduct under fire. like the report referred in the
". Daily Tribuae of the ..lst ult., is unjust
as it is untrue.
am Lieutenant very respectfully your OBJ d seryt l.
X. o, GREENLEAF, Capt. 4th n. Fl. W,
A. A. Provost Marshal Sd Div. 10th A. G.
The loss of the regiment In that day engagement
was Is commissioned officers, and 265 enlisted men
killed. wounded, and missing and we feel that JUS
tice TO ourselves, well as TO the friends of our
dead and wounded comrades, demands that the
boye correspondence should have a circulation as
Yours respectfully, GFo. H. Hill,
Capt. commanding 55th Regt. Pa Vols.
Reaaruarters 55tk Regiment PennsylraniG HoltB-
teers near Petersburg, Va, J,tty l, 1854.
NEGLECTED CoUGHs AND @CoLDs. Few are
aware Of the Importance of checkiug Cough or
Common Cold, in its first stage that which
in the beginning would yield to mild remedy, if
neglected, soon preys upon the Lungs. Broton' $
Broachial 1roehes or Cough Lozenges, afford
instant relief
HoE A. IL. REEDER died at his residence in
Easton on the 5th inst, after short illness. =
He has long been one of the leading lawyers of
North Eastern Pennsylvania, and was for many
years one of the ablest and most active politicians
of the Democratic party, but did not seek public
positions He was appointed Governor of Kansas
by Pierce, during the border rufain troubles, and
ike all the other Governors sent there soon turned
against the pro-slavery maraudrs, and was dis
placed. After his return he took but little part
in politics until late in the campaign of $50,
when he declared for Fremont, and has since
acted with the Republican and Union parties
He was delegate TO the late Baltimore Conven-
tion and an artent supporter of Mr.. Lincoln. He
man of greai inneect and purity of ofchaIaeter,
but not eminent as popular leader He must
have been near three score and ten,
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Notice of inquest.

DY Virtue Of writ Of Partition and valuatiea iaaue4
D out Of the Orphans Cour Of Bedford county and 70
Sheriff Of said counsy, directed win hold an In.
quest upon the Real Estate Fredk Caar late Of Union
township decd who died inestate on the premises on
the 18th day Of July said Real Estste consisting Of
ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate in Union township Bed
ford county containing zoo aores less with TIVE
Log Houses, Log Barn. and Log Stable thereon erected
AL about ISo cleared That the children and heirs
ard all persons interested therein notified attend
they think proper at the time and place before mentioned
That the following named persons the heirs named in
said writ viz list Jacob Clasr share owned by Barthsi
omew Dibely I'd Simon CianT deceased leaving issaa
childrenFredsrek deceased, leaving child EsndA
Of whom Christ Brggle is guardian Maria wife Of Acy-
e Rebecca, Susan Catherine wife OF Henry Peasha ia
cob, Aaron and Samuel 3D. Matthias share owned By b.
Dibely 4th Peggy Fife Of Peter Iokes deceased
sue to wit; Jacob G. Ickes Nancy wife of Claycob and
Elizabeth who died leaving child, Walter Berkhnsr
5th Nancy, wife f Michael Walter who did leaving is
sue, TO Wit: Juian, Sarah Simon, Joseph. Rlaaheh Mi-
chac and Catherine 9th. Sarah wife Of Jacob Lngsn-
teiter residing in Illinois Fh. Rarbars wi Of George
Lngenfeer, share held BY John Caar Sta Henry Clasr
9tn Daniel Ciaa 10th, Rachael wife Of BarkOlsmsw
Dibely l1th Elizabeth wife Of Jonathan Rensly share
held BY Dbey. 12tA, Joseph Char, snd 18th. John
w. Cla4r JOHN ALDSTADT,
Bedford, june IL, 'e4-tA. 8hsriG.
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.SuBscRIBERs, who pay their subscriptions before
the sth Of July, viii be charged only One Dollar and
sevehty FIVE Cents year. Money is very useful-to
as at this time, and We hope our subscribers will find
it convenient to pay their subscriptions as soon as
the time mentioned.
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WE WILL furnish the BEpFoaD INQUIRER until after
she Presidential Election for Sixty cents. Now is
the time increase the circulation Of the IsqUfEER.
No other instrnmentalty can be made effective in
bringing out and developing the strength OF the
Union party in this County as this paper.
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III
MARKS PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN.

The Peninsular Campaign in Virginia; or Incidents
and Scenes the Rattle Fields and in Richmond Illus
trated with numerous engrayngs. BY Rev J. J. Marks
D. d., Chaplain Of the csrd Pennsylvania Rezimsnt-
limo. Price so.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
TO TnE YogNa OR OLD.


Male Female IL you hare been suffering from habit
INDUCED in By the YOUTH OF BOTH SEXEs Which
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TEA NrHBRR Of years have elapsed since the intro
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10 the public The prejudice existing ia the minds OF
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greater cure for Dyspepsia can Pe found.
See Advertisement
For Sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
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BEDFORD CEMETERY.
HOLDERS lots in Bedford Cemetery are notified that
their deeds ready for delivery, and requested
to call on H. NichOdenus, Esq, and lift them.
C.N. HICKoK,
june Is, 1ss4-st. Secretary.
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This Lecture should be i'm the hands OF every youth
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BEDE0RD Pa FRIDAY, JOY Is. Iesl.

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after the Presidential Election, viii be furnished for
sixty cents in advance.
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A pMINIsTRAToR,s NoTTcH.

A DMINIsTRAFoR's NOTICE.
IL Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Administration
have been granted the subscriber the Estate o Dan
el Means Gs Of Monroe township Bedford county, decd
All persons indebted to said Estate required to make
immediate payment, and those having clxmr thereon will
present them duly authenticated for settlement
HENRY WHETSToNE,
hoarcs twp June lo,'s4-st. Adslinsstratsy.
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sick and Wounded Penna. Yolunteers.

Information respecting Pennsylvanla soldiers IN
ths Hospitals Of Philadelphia, may always be had
hy application 10 JOS PARKFR, chief of the Hospital
Commissions at the rooms Of the Young Mems Chris
sisn Association, No. 1904 Chestnut street
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND,

Annals of the army of the Cumberland, comprising Bi-
ographies Descriptions of Department. Accounts of Ex
petitions Skrmishes and Battles also Police Record
of Spies Smug5ers and prominent Rebel Emissares
gether with Anecdotes, Incidents "reminiscences etc.
and Official Reports Of the Battle of Stone River By an
Officer Illustrated with numerous Steel Portraits En-
Cravings and Maps. SVo SO, EB
The above works will be sent by mail receipt Of the
Published prics.
3. .LTPPINCOTT q co,
PUBLISHERS, Philadelphia
July /, 1s64-5t.
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s&5 The circulation Of our paper Is so large that
We experience great inconvenience, as well delay
in pinting it upon an ordinary hand press, such as
are pretty generally used in country newspaper of
fees. It takes MS whole day to run of our edition
when every thing works well If thepress does not
as is often the case run well, day is not enough
We have been seriously retarded and inconvenienced
because we have not been able TO get of our paper
slways quite up to time. With our present facilities
we have no indueement to make further effort TO in
crease our circulation because it is impossible for
70 print more than we are printing We think the
circulation Of the IHeUIRER may be still very largely
Increased in this county, and extent in the
adjoining counties There are yet in this county not
less than ten or twelve hundred Union men who do
not take the INQUIRER. We are determined that it
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atnity Of taking 1t. And to afford them that oppor
tunity considering whether we had not better
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80 take some action without needless wsitingso that
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treatise the preparation, organization employ
ments, governments and authorities OF schools
BIZ JAMES PYLE WICKERSHAM, A. NJ.
Principal PennsyvanA State Normal School at Millers
vile, Pr. Ismo. $l.2s.
From the Mass. Teaeher.I
We heartily invite the readers Of the Teacher to
inc this excellent volume believing that it will tend to
hasten The time when teaching will be recognized as
profession aud the teacher be Ged for his work as TO
command the respect of the wise and good
From the Com. School Journsl1
This is excellent book and We welcome it as vain
able addition the limited lists Of works for
1t was written by earnest and experienced teacher
BY whose heart is in the great work of Education 1t
full Of useful hints suggestions and directions and no
true teacher read it without profit. We sincerely
hank Prof WckershAm for the preparation Of this work
Il win BE- good wherever it may be eireslatsd.
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DrSTIsrRY.-I. n. Bo~ser Resident Destist of
Woodbury. viii spend the second Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday, of each month at Hopersll, the re-
uaaing three days of the week at Bodyun, attending
10 the duties of profession. At all other times
be can be found in his Office at Woodbury., excepting
the last Monday and Tuesday Of same month, which
he will spend in Aartinsblrg Blair Co, Pa Persons
desiring Operations should call early, as time is
limited AA operations Warranted.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTTCR

A DMINIsTRAToRs' NOTICE.
Letters Of Administration upon the Esssss Of Alex
granted to the undersigned by the Register Of Bedford
County All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are hereby notified 20 make immediate payment
and those having claims viii pressp. them properly
thentic4tsi for settlement
WALTER =. gibson,
June loe4ets. JOHN BROWN Ad-T's.
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BrAnan. Daniel Lyons, Rebeckey Mrs
Black Thomas Litringer VIM.
Burns j.. A Long Sarah T. Mrs.
Bequeath William Harm Layton Sarah Mrs
BoraAd SnIan Miss LRpe Mary Ann Mra
Barns Sarah F.. Miss Mayfair Nathaniel
Bates Tillie Mrs. Miller Frances Miss
Carpenter S. b. Miller Lynch
Coin Patrick Mcdonald Sarah MIRA.
Coughman Rachel Mrs. Miller Lizzie AIiss
Clark C. A. Magil J. b.
Clark Mary A. Miss Miller William
Cod Michael McHugh john
Douglas Robert Naugle Mary Miss
Diehl Joel Noble ]. w.
Dsick DeTors Plank John G.
Dennis Ar. Russell William
Diver Adam Reed isnao
Edwards Barbara z. Miss SoulsSy George
English George w. Stoher Williala
Earnest Addaa Shriner Phillip
Green Genl. Spies Jacob GluwSn Ger
Grove George W. Sherwood DeLdy
Guness q. NJ. Shank Hiram
Holsngsr Fanay Miss ; Sutton Harry
Hurs L. q. Skinner Daniel
Herman CathArins Mrs. shanler John
Horton Thos. W. Tomkins Lueng Miss
HeFoy Rev. p. B. Tralieh Ellen Miss
HolderhRum John Tibbetts Henry
johnson julia Miss Williams Marpet
johnson Amanda Miss Wilson Mary Miss
Kay Capt ii. G. Waek Thomas
Keller Samon Unger John w
Kinssy Caroline Miss Fray Sophia Miss
Pessons calling for letters the shove list w peaEe
ssy they are advertised
WILLIAM KISER, P. NJ.
Bedford, July 9, 1s64-rt
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O Yes. O Yes !.

Q n eS Q Y eR -
take this method Of informing the public that bAvs
taken Auconesr aud Sale License AAd will attend
Die terms.
Psssons wishing bis services Of the suetionesr will
please call upon tAsundersgaed before advertising.
ApplytO JOHN ALSIP,
Bedford, Pa
ian lsas-tf
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nav 81, lssE.ats,

ExEcUToR's NOTICE.
IA Notice is hereby giyeu that Letters Testamensa-y
ave been granted by the Register of Bedford County to
the subscribers, the Estate of John Riley of West
Previdence township decd All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make immediate psynsat and
those having claims thereon required present thsa
July authenticated for settlement
J. Z. RILEY,
May ls,'S4-st REBFcCA RILEY.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

A CDIT0R's NOTICE.
n The undersigned, Auditor appointed by tia Or
phans Court Of Bedford County, PsnHa make dstr.-
button Of the balance in thehands Of John B. Prek ESQ.,
AdmniSFator Of the Essts &eob Fuek late of Hope
wei township deceased and anoag the parties ertitsa
thereto, will attend at his oee Bedford Wedsss
day. fhe l4h Of June, ner Ai clock p M for par.
poses Of his appointment.
June 3642t. J. R DURBoRR0w
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A DMINIsTRTop,s EoTIcn

A pAINISTkTOR'S NOTICE.
~ Letters Of instrstion having been granted 70
tie undersgned Of the Borough of Schsburg upon hs
estate Of John KaIp Of Schcllsburg deed by the
Register Of Bedford county All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate requested make
Inedste payment and those having claims win p-sssas
them properly authenticated for settlement.
DUNCAN McrTCKER,
may ~, iSsEsts Adainistrstor.
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A CDIroR's NOTICE.
Tbs undersigned Auditor appointed to make distsi-
button Of the funds &c hzaSs & gasnss Psker Ad.
InniSrator Of fCatharine ger asa Of Cumberland Valley
township Bedford County, Pa decd hereby yyes notice
Monday, the liza day Of July A. D. 1854 Al Aip oHes L.
he Berough Of Bedford when and where all paes inter-
estsd may attend il tsey think proper
3. u. ALsIP,
Juno l1,-2f. Auditor
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w anted.
600 CORDS cHEsTNUT-oAK BARK.
cUU IAsglsi 3 & ". sEycK.