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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
Nottrrs.
NOHlCUYO Dm KsELLERs ann BlNlARs.

AgDtroA's oIsien, hop4ooME TC :, rH,o,
DATrVH, bby Q, 1874.
DROP SAILS for rnfnithirg the ri TX u oks Ano
aontty iol s, w eorh omets o. we ouhtl
. q, rtioIs which vii hs iufu N d VI RpplRatot
Will t+ c Yea a. tn, otner uutll the hrst MOnda
OF 1tmonth
~ orSsr o. the couety cepmssonsr,
ml0tl THOMAS U. Low e, Auditor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A FiNL
FARM

w 2 viii . u, on tNe preni es, ens me southeas
w OF l.lberty, MvniRpmsry county, Ohio, On th,
u Ion sud AiAriia'nrg road
SAIUkDAf, NAY 20, 1854,
Between len ana i0ur n'clogl tbe iann belonging &
the state Of yacob Rohrer, neseaeed conia ing ons
hundrsa and tYthiee Aorss, one hundred cFrs q
Whfh - unf' cult alton, the talance tim er Iti
ols OF the est sh'a iarns ln the county
Term. .-one third ,Esh; the bl noe ln two edus
annual pa mel - with interest tecu I'd By N ttg kt
on i.e prsmlssr Title lHdisi uisllr
IAviD RoBRER,
ELlJAh lHkEK.
+ ss1ws~ Adm nhnla'ratars VIII III aunsIsd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
1Nantro.

NA ANTE n-t arIiaEe NoofWoTkmaa, biAck
w smiths and Painioip want d imm edlaiely The
test wages gwen. Apnlt 20 tr. a
aN W. ", rhiLLIPs, Fourth street
IAyANTED--t situation a. Engineer on a "a
w uonary enEng, hl a young man lafeiy ifom
cansdai hW had ee cara 0KJ enence; hss 30 oh
e,p0n 10 going 70 tho eruntry. Au early fnsagemen,
u 40 ioltad Fieass address " u u, Nee ol Thu
rsner, siafirg who're an interview may ~ bad.
GAs NOII A. q s-ous ounce OF the advancs %
VI coal Ia or and all nafTsls that enter iut N
mann'a iure q tAs, the oet mItb by are cor psile
10 Advane the price II Cas one dol AZ PER 1000 hei
hom the nfst dag u Asy unul iuIihsrrotes
mtds = 7, EVANS, stereiary
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01

The Springfield Republic says: "The track
on the Atlantic Great Western Railway q e.
so taF laid lhFopRh our eo1niy, that ioeomo.l
tye came down on Saturday within two milss
Of the city I've tiesare laid nearly an along
.hs line west ot the city In the border Of ~.
hOalg0nery."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
NotcIs.
UNITED STATES HOTEL

BEACH STREET, BOSTON, ..
(Dlrseiiy oppoI the ruscn anu Worcester Rairoad
Depotl
V1HE unders gned who haa heen cennsctsd with the
| Amsnoan House, IN this rity, or owe nine years,
has lea ~ l. well known and popular Hntsl for a
NJ years, and pledge him elf +, his in nds and
the nubln N hiH hnat Efforts 70 austan the rep.
utNtion NJ the UNI En sTATka HOTEL, % drst-
oisa- hOusa The pnhle may rely upon nndng. 81
this hoo.s all ths appliances and eonferts Of First
class hstel a.Uf
Prloe, A. hsrs'ofOFe, Two boilers per das.
o-Stsu FHANe ppATf.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01

The point Of crossing the Pamnnkey can
not e1ered fifteen miles from Richmond, BE-.
ing 40 advance Of NJ least seventy miles sin .
Grant FIRST moved -Pitisburg Commerrial.
Why did not Grant 20 there in The begin.
ming, iHsiead Of going TO Spotisy lyanis, ia
there losirg one quarter Of his stwy1 Can
The PiItsburg paner tell "a - Gin. Enq.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
ATTACHMENT NOTIcE

PefEy WesVgr, rlanta, sEalnst Nat an n. Boys, re
ifendeut Before iohn BuFntu ~ tces IN PeArs
I'm the f5 h day 81 Mar lsS4 aal9 Juaiiee issus
en- order of tttAohn cot " The ahoYe ncuon fol
We 'em q siEiesu aolafs end niostf ave esnts
AsWe PkRRf WAkykR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
Aost,

OSr--M pc on are hereby rautunrd RgRinht
~ nr oiAinE forH 70 drNWn y M, date F.hru.
~, 1894, TO- 'ouv hundred snd iWenty two doilars
and n cents ts429 TO-, hr y days, Hnd rsyabie 60
lfat auonAl Bans, inc crhst, TO the order ~ g..
arc eau iOnsd not to purchase oT receive the saHe
JoHN A MlNicH.
Mr. J0HN A. MTNICK rna note alluded N above
neYrrf arhed me md ar othsFN - a 10 no
lot EeT vsi ssssa nst y on m aeeougt
g W RUwLAND.
olneln -aA. Y. rnsrv 10. lssl-tslId. - !
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NOTICE.

A PETITION will BE- pre- ented % Governor
"A Rruugh for the arden = laybUFn hsgun, nov
ss0sS' "a HARIEE HAsAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
FOR sALE! BY

Wm wensthoh and " " steSast, Dayton George L
Boyer miamlsluf a'oc Hlasef,i ploui ~ AndeT.
son centervioi = NYtTs New Lebanon; n faak soa
nhamh"Ia'surRi y Z Rautr, Harrisburg Divine
Iohnsvllei Arnold Limhsrt south Arlin o. Jacah
@m eT, West ha'pmoTVt N0okls iA,0ermantaWnl
Nurnly Vsndaa; u Niehoia Liisry; Rerg
rarnerrulle HeverlluR Merr saaemll " Pynuont.
Will4mt SWener Wet RaltimO rel Parker, Bro 4
Coz ParkeIshurKj and hy flruEelsts and Mechania
SeAssslJ thseaslSss ths UAitsa tatss And cenedas
Auliaiy
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JOHN ii. RARTs EsTATE.

JDhN n. hAhI y ESTATE.
NOTICE IsHEREBY bIyER lh.t The aubscrihsr
IN has been appelnted md guhi a "a a. administr
t1f on the estate John n. hart late ~ moniaons.
y County, ohio,dtcs sssd EMELINE hAKT,
Csc MAIAnBaE, Atty. AdministrsuiE
MaV Is, 1854. nsal.siw
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-08
H II. !,
Celebrated /
STOMACH BITTERs. |
pnre ard powerful Tome corrective anil slte,n. h
wonderful efficacy in disease of the
ST0MACHH LIVER AND RnwFIe


Curss Dyspepsia Liver complaint Headache Cenehi de-
pl5s Nervousness, Depression Of Spirits Constitution
toe, Intermittent Fevcrs Cramps and Spasms Hill all
Complaints Of either Sex arising from Bodily weness
whether inherent in the system produced by ecal
causes
Nothing that IS not wholesome genial and rest&stiye
in its nature enters into the composition Of oskter
Stomach Bitfers. This popular preparation eoptss no
mineral Of any kind, no deadly botanical clement 10
fiery excitant hut il combination Of the exrats of
rare balsanic herbs ard plants with the purest andld
est Of all diifusife stiHuants.
II il welio be forearmed aganst disease and sor AS
human system be protected by human means bsfnst
maadies engendered by am unwhoesome atnosyheE in-
pure water and other external causes osetters btters
may be relied on ~ u safeguard.
In districts infested with Ferer and Aque it has been
found infAble preventive and irresistible as hre
cdy, and thousands who to It nner aurelk
Of an attack escape the seourgcs thousands wneg
ec TO avail themselves Of its protective qualities ad
vance cured by very brief this maAslous
mediene Fever and Agus patients, after being piled
with qnmine for months in rain until fairly baed
with that dangerous akaaid and not unfrequeutk
stored to health within few days by the Of IA stet
ter's Btters.
The weak stomach is rapidly inygorated and the me-
e restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence orks
wonders in cases Of Dyspepsia and IN less confirmed erms
Indigestion Acting as gentle and painless apsfents,
well upon the liver it also invariably reer the
Constipation supernduced by Irregular action Of Dc d.
gestiye and seeTetiye organs.
Persons Of feeble habit liable to Nerrous attacks
n Spirits, and Fits o kanyuor, find prompt anaper
nanent relief from the Bitters The testimony on this
point is most coneasve and from both sexes.
The agony Of Bilious Collie IS Immediately By
single dose of tho stilnuant and y occasionally sort-
ing it, the return of the complaint may be preveAed
Ar general Tonic Hostetter Bitters produce eaeets
which must be experienced or Witnessed before thd can
be ll annreciated IN cases of Constitutional Heak
ness, Premature Decay ard Debility and DeerepEtude
arising from Old Age it exercises electric ind&ice
In the convalecent stages Of all diseases il operates -
pyieorant When the powers of nature arc RELAXED, il
operates to re-cnforee and re establish them.
Last but not least it is The only Safe Smuart, feius
manufactured from soandan innoxious materials ami en-
tirelv free from the acid elements present more or lass il
in all the ordinary onics and stomachics Of the day.
family medicine has been universally and tma5
be truly added, dcserred{y popular with the inteEsen
portion of the community. Hostetter's Bitters,
Prepared BIZ H0STETTER SMITH, Pittsburg.
Sold by all Druggists Groeers and Storckeepers every
where.
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.

in pursuance Of order Of the Orphans Court Of Bed
ford county win expose public sale the premises In
the Borough of Bedford,
SATURDAY TIE 30TH DAY OF APRIL, INST
the following Real stste late the property DR. William
Watson Decd, viz.
lot Of ground situate in the Borough Of Bedford on the
corner Of Pitt and Richard Streets being so feet front
on Pitt Street aud 30 eeton Richard omposea Of
one whole lot and third of a lot.
This property esteemed Of tho bsst business local
tiles in the orough and wis be sold altogether divided
smaller lots suit purchasers subject 30 the lease Of
the tenants in possession.
Also the time and place about 1900 acres OF val
liable timber and farm lands in lots Of between ono and two
hundred acres, situate in Showers Valley and west
side Of Dunning Mountain about three miles south ofbed
ford.
Also valuable tract land known the Farmer saE
vey adjoining lands belonging to tho Bedford Springs
Property containing l40 acres or less-o which
large portion meadow ground and part thereof cleared
and under fense.
Plots of the above lands be at my Office for ten
days before day OF sale.
TERMS: One third Of purchase money to remain in
hands purchaser during lifetime of Widow and interest
to be paid her annually. One third of residue 70 be
paid the confirmation and balance in two equal annual
pay i''''l'' ''''''''' '-'N- A.KTNG,
Apr. J. lSsL-c trustee.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between Johu E.
Lowery and James Eicheberger, Of Hopewel EsdtsSd
county Pa tradeing under the rm Of Ioxery giehsl
berger has this day been dissolved by limitation All per
knowing theasever indebted zad firm viii ssska,
immediately, and those having claims against the
will present their accounts for settlement arads=
termned have books closed. Ws hope frisadG
and will give the above notce their early. .aS
tentan. B0WERY i EICILELBEkG Eas
HopeTell March To- Iso4-f,
Lowery Kichelberger have this day associated E4sn
them John b. Cashier Egg. Of Hepewell. in gen-ta s.
mercantile and forwarding business ut their old stand "a
opewel the business the firm be transacted IN lie
name of LoEERY, EICHELBEKGEK CO "sAss
receiving and opening large and complete stock OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Ready made hi1a,
Boots & Shoes Hats Caps, Groceries Of all dsa ZIP
tons and short every yarisy Of 9eods usually keps
in well regulated country store All Of which HerS
bought at nett cash prices and which We will sell on The
game terms a small advance
All kinds Of grain and country produce bought or eE
changed for goods for which the highest marAes preos
will be paid. .,,,,,.. ,,,.,,,,,r ~
HONEYWELL March 10, 1SG4-t
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lrpn Gitg Colle9s.
Hon. Wilson Mcandless, Judge I. s. cireait c0e4s
President
PITTSBuRt. PA, Corner. Penn and st. Clair atrCstA
THE LARGEsTECREAPES AND BEST,
$4,000
feb. &c, ls64-2 no. $.

PAYS for a fall Commercial Course.
E4s~ No extra charges for Manufacturers FteamhesS
Railroad and Bank Bookkeeping. ministers SONS a.
half price Students enter and review as any time.
This Institution Is conducted by experienced IeaeheS
and practical Accountants, who prepare young men er
active business at the least expense aud shortest
for the most lucrative and responsible situations Dipo~
mas granted merit only Hence the universal Prefsr
enee for graduates Of this college. by business men,
Prof A. Cowley the best Penman OF the nion' VEG
holds the largest number OF 1st Premiums and oFs Ak
competitors, teachers Rapid Business Writing.
Circulars containing fun information sent free Oh Sp
plicatiou to the Principals s,,rru
Pittsburg, Pa
july 8, ls63-Iz
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Administrators Notice.

Letters administration upon the Estate Of ohm Metz
gar late nata wnshp. deceased having been grant
ca the u ersgned by the Register of Bedford county
all persons debed to said estate requested to make
immediate yment and those having claims viii make
known the s4me without delay.
JOHN ATSIP.
DANIEL METZGAR,
Administrators
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March ID lss4.
AUDITORS NOTICE.
In the 0iphanS Court OF Bedford County

In the ma ofthe distribution Of the fund arising from
the sale Of tn Real Estate the minor children Of Ann
Rebecco II Harlerode, decd.
The undfsgned having been appointed auditor to make
distributions thu fund above mentioned, in the hands Of
John Alsp sq the authorized and appointed to
sell the said cal Estate. amongst the heirs Of said Ann
Rebeees HI erode dee and creditors &c, viii attend to
the duties is appointment al his Office in Bedford Bor
ough on Wednesday the 18th day of April, next at 10
o'clock p when and where all the parties interested
may appear sIid be heard.
A. KING,
March 25Ss6A-c. Auditor
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HEADQUARTERS, PROVOST MAagHAI. grx-
rEENTH DIsrRicT, PEsSsrLYARiA, eAaa6ersbure Harea
rs fetfbe apprehension Of deserters frsn military
service having been interrupted this District by forcbio
resseRec well By threats, that part Of the Act ~
Congress approved February -, 1864 pablshedor sha
benefit of sil concerned:
SEC. H. And bs 1t further enacted. 7Aas any yersoa
who shall foreiby resist oppose any enrolment or who
shall incite, counsel encourage who shall ccnSpre or
confederate with any other persons forcibo
resist or oppose such enrolment, who sA did
assist tax any part any forcibc resstencsor orce
sition thereto gko skoH assaa abstrEct hinder ss
ede or threaten any officer other person enpfoye9 IA
making IL aiding TO make sueh enroiaen or eEtoy-
ed in shc performance. aiding in tie performances
service any relating thereto arrestfng
aiding 70 ergest any y deserter from the military
Tce VI The United Afafes si poa canricton thero IS
any cosrt competent to ry tbe offence Be- san,se4 b.
ae eeceeag fre koasad doiiays or snf
exceeding years. by both said pnnishments in
the discretion Of the IA nd IN cases where slch a
aulting. cbstrueting, hindering impeding shall pro
duce the death Of such officer other person. the
offender shall be deemed guilty of murder and upon con
victon thereof upon indictment ia the Circuit Court Of
the United States for the district within which the offence
committed shall be punished with DEATH And moth
ing in this section contained shall be reeva
the party offending from liability under proper ndo
prs for any crime ainst tho laws Of sLe
committed him while violating the provisions of this
! section.
To procare or entics soiderto desert or to Aarso,
eeAceut gsre employment earrya deserer array,
knowing him to besueh i in violation Of Law and snb
jects the offender TO severe punishment
In future a persons in this District using yi4lenea ar
praeticng intimidation upon officers others engaged IA
making arrests, well such knowingly harhor
conceal deseers ri Be sunmariy aprehenGed na dealt
with according tolaB
Drafted who havo failed hitherto to repor. AID
soldiers absent Without leas from regiments in tho AsA
are dezerters.
reward Of Thirty Dollars is paid to any citizen foEAs
apprehension and delivery deseEer the head quAr
ters Of the nearest Provost Marshal ,.-
apr l-c Capt and Prov. Mar. 10th Dis. Pa
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TREASURER'S SALE
OF INSEATED LANDS.
Apr. ]. lSsLc.

AGREEABLY to the provisions ofan Act Of ofAsscmby,
directing mode of selling unseated lands for taxes and
other purposes passed the 18th of March, 1875 and the
supplements thereto passed the 18th day of March, 1917
and tAe 25th of March, 1881 The Treasurer Of the
y Bedford hereby gives notice all persons concerned
therein that uness the county state school and road tax
the following tracts Of unseaed lands, situate IN
Bedford county paid before the day Of sale the
whole such parts Of each tract as viii the taxes and
the cost will be sold the Court House
the Borough Of Bedford the second Monday Of juno
next 3th day for the arrearages Of due and the
accrued thereon and said sale will bo continued from
day TO day until all are disposed of.
]. B. FARQUHAR,
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BRYANT STRATTON & CO.'S
CHAIN OF INTERNATIONAL
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES.
Established in the following cities:
PHILADELPHIA,

Established in the following cities:
PHILADELPHIA,
s. E. Corner ofseyent and chesnnt Streets, New York,
Brookln, Albany, Troy, Providence, Portland, Hart
ford. Burlington Newark, Rochester, Buffalo. Toronto
cleveland Detroit Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Louis
Thorough theoretical and practical instruction IN all
branches pertaining to finished Business Education
The Philadelphia College stands first in the State, both
in point reputation and local advantages. The point
aimed u is to place Commercial Education where it he
longs-in the front rank of useful instruction To this
end thorough of bushes training Is adopted
carefully enforced under the personal supervision OF
competent Professors in the various departments The
perfect system practical training devised has
been put operations and is successfully carried out a7
fordng students advantages such have hitherto been
considered possible only in connection with the counting
house After becoming proficient in the science OF Ae-
counts Pcnmanship Commercial Calculations and Com
mereia Law the student is advanced to the Pretea pe
partment where he becomes actual Book-keeper ailu
Merchant passes throug gh the different 1iouses aes ~
Teller Cashier, &c learns the duties ana lespo
sbilities Of each Office, aud becomes thoroughly hio
not only in the forms which in uniYeFsal use p
managing the affairs oftlsiness with system ana '
Scholarships issued at one point are good Aor an IN
limited period in tho eighteen Colleges Soinis -
''chain." .,, =, lsl
Diplomas are awarded to those whof fulh the
course Of study and pa the requisite
For further information send Tor Ae,- elreu .ro
Address. BRYANT, sTKAIIoNS, S,, q ~,
ian 29 Is64-9
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Administrators Notice.

Letters upon the Estate Of Margaret
Inler late Bedford township deceased, having been
granted III Register Of Bedford county john s. lm-
Ter Of Bed township all persons indebted to said estate
are requese make Immediate pa mens and those hay-
ing eail anst the same will present them without de-
lay.
JOHN S. miller,
April l. a54.--f administrator.
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rxEcrrnR.s NnTIcF.

Notice is leby given that Letters Testamentary have
been granted BY the Register of Bedford county to the
subscriber The Estate of George Sger late Of Cumher-
land Valley wnship deed and all persons indebted to
said Estate A requested to make immediate payment aud
those having claims thereon required to present them
duly authenticated for settlement
/. WHIP, Erecator.
a Residing in Cumberland u alley.
Radfnrd nnf s. lS64-fa.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The unde gned appointed Auditor by the Court of
Comm on D. Of bedford county, make distribution Of
the money atng from the sale by the Sheriff of said
ty ofthe Rel Estate of Charlotte Radebaugh win atteud
to the due{ bis appointment at his Office in Bedford
on Thursday fourteenth day Of APRIL A. d. 1864 at ten
o'clock A. NJ # said day.
S. /. RUSSELL,
March 25 AS64-c Auditor
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AssIkyEE,s NOTICE.

Notice hereby gytn that the account OF thomas oid-
ham one of the ssignes George Snyder of Union town
ship has been exhibited and filed on the Common Pleas oi
Bedford county, the Prothonotary Office and that the
came will be allowed BY the Court on Tuesday the "a day
Of Nav next unless cause Le shown why it should not be
allowed .
O. E. SHANNON,
anr 8 iS54-d Proth y.
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Ha,r;sJarg March 4, 1864
To tle School Directors Of Bedtord' eoa"ty.
GExTLEarS-Applicaton having eeen ,sa1 distretn
in said county stating their desire to increase Inc In
the County Superintendent thereof yon are sI,s
requested to meet in Convention at the S0 snrs
1854 nj II o'clock in the for the purpose aeess
atd according to the terms ofthc eight section q sno
ppement to the school law approved the sth 0s = lAs
1922 SAMUEL P. BATES,
Dogt. and Acting sapt Common schools
March IS 1S64.--c.
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BEDFORD RAILROAD!
FALL & WINTER ARRANGEMENT !!

T3ARoUHARs TRAIN HAS ARRIVED Will a
very large and well selected stock OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
to snit the season r,5
Ladies come and examine stock of Dress floods ana
Fancy Articles Some beautiful almorals W ooen Hoeos
and Head Dresses. Latest style OF
sTIAyLs, CLOAK CLOTH vERY CHEAP,
Over 800 Pairs Of Shoes and Boots consisting Of Ladies
and M;sses Mems and Boys Shoes and Boots Of every
rtye and variety and low in price can be had in
town.
large assortment of Mems Cloths cassimeres,
Sattnetts, Jeans and
Ready Made Clothing of all kinds.
No better or cheaper place bhy clothing. Hats and
Caps in abundance.
Coffee Sugar Teas syrups, Molasses Tobacco, Cigars
and great variety of notions Remember 'Cheap Cor
ner for Cheap Goods. Examine our stock first
J. B. FARQUHAR,
Cheap Corner, Juliana Street Bedford, Pa
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-08
Administrators Notice.

Iettcrsp Administration upon the Estate Of Jacob Det
wer, lated Middle Woodberry township deceased, hay
ing been gnted the subscribers by the Register of Bed
ford county al persons indebted said estate request
cd te make Immediate payment and those having claims
will mako kaown the same without delay.
MOSES DETWILER,
DAVID O. HOOVER
April lsl6s-f Administrators.