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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-11


EVERY schoolboy is familiar with the
Paradoxical problem of two points for.
ever approaching each other, and never
meeting. The Atlantic cable, as inter
preted by its friends, presents similar
problem. 1t constantly fails, and every
trial, if we may trust the sanguine anti
ciPations of its promoters, brings it
nearer to the seemingly impossible
point of success. The deeper the cable
sinks into the ocean; the higher rise the
hopes ofits projectors. They never felt
certain till the first cable broke: the
breaking of the second again encoura-
ged them, and as it gave out, another
and another time, they professed that
all doubts were removed. The picking
up they regarded as an experiment TIL
they tried it three times and failed. and
after that, they gave themselves no Iur-
Their uneasiness on the subject. The
English papers treat the subject with a
general concurrence which gives n sus-
picious indication of common origin
to the articles. They look like products
from mill for the manufacture of pub
lie opinion. 1t does not seem to have
occurred to any one that the weight Of
a tariff Of five dollars a word helped to
sink down the cable; yet it is plain that
no respectable cable would wish to show
Its head above water with such n CHARGE
resting upon it.
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WE hear the names of Daniel Lamb,
Samuel Irwin, and Col. Curtis spoken
of as the probable nominees of the
Union Convention tomorrow. Itwould
be hard to get up better ticket.
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New Stook

AT 110 MAIN STREET t59
1--we JUST RECEIVED. m CONNEr-
LeilslVe stock of furniture, fine Stnc1- ~ oaS
Pets, oii-e!oths, window shades, table cnve1S
VII =, lIj mating, wall paper DC. which
i iui 70 my many patrons for mast avn
py strict attention to busiIIesS ~ ,S'
II Continuance OF the same. " nler-
sepo-lW wNT an Au.,r
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FOR RENT

THE STEWARDS INN OF SRErHANy
a. Souege. The session commences on ftt,
INST Monday in October. The SniIdin9 % vi, iii
tt,Seconm0date about nifty students- The
SCs llls W pe made an inducement to any one
seaslng satisfactory qualifications En0IJ
cations should be addressed 10 @1PPll-
aue17.lmdAw Bethany, 4 Btd :; k9ggR a' w.,
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FOR SALE

HHAT VERY DESIRABLE R1rdr,sp,s,
stand, No. 100 Main Street and ~ ~ 1865 -
DTv FsS15 ~ the Mesrs. Jacobs & BIO. nd \
eTty SSS 49, St9Ee and dwelling. said pFon.
fI,t tI anu Is now Justly considered mo ~
ne Dtst business stands in the civ ar JIIsi
an6un1 - now rented at the rate Of 81 $50 per
tt tt fss ImGgIsstionable, and terms of sale to
heal Estate Agent, or
Eo, sole - 1I6 Market street.
djtiI - ti y, aIso, Lot No. 81, in CaldWeiI,s af
ultlon 20 the city ofWheelin0. ~ ? sa1-
!. sePi-u WHO'S. O,RRIEN
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The Richmond Republic OF Thursday
last comes to US containing a supple
ment ,andpublishes over thirty columns
Of notices by the q. s. Marshal ' oo,,
corning property Hbelled for confsca-
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THE sistersville, Tyler county, Ar-
gas, gives notice that it has changed its
position from neutral to an independ-
ent paper. We are glad to see our CO.
temporary throwing of its original
hermaphrodite character, and asserting
disposition to take proper cognizance
of passing events, political and other
wise.
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New Fall Dress Goods

80 . leIAe'I D ,. ,. HhOfleR,
9LACk AND COLORED FRENCH ME-
~ 1 mes very cheap Coburgs and Ainnccas
Eieh Plaid Poplins and MelanEes sSnH3 TSTIi
i d1isnS9,some American Delnines, I!upintS besf
ley celebrated Duplex SlSiFfs HIIIlS!' i;
make OF Balmorals - ~ uiie aE, 9ese
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THE complete official returns Of the
Aentncky election make the vote on
state Treasurer as follows: NeoIe
N4Alnendment,l 42,os1; Garrard, amt.
Amendment,) IS, 1s7. A close vote
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THE Treasury Department does not
anticipate, it is stated from Washing
ton, raising any money before the COM
ing session of Congress. The receipts
from internal revenue alone, from july
LIST to the LIST proximo, will probably
amount to from one hundred to one
hundred and ten millions of dollars.
while there will be no falling of of Gus
TOMS duties, as heavy orders for for
eign goods are known to have gone
abroad for supplying the exhausted
markets of the South and West. The
receipts from the sale of war material
now no longer necessary, will also CON
tribute in no small degree to the liuui-
datiOn OF the public debt.
The government is at present en-.
gagged in the sale of eight hundred first
class locomotives, an immense number
offreight cars formerly in use on its
military roads, besides four hundred
and eighteen river steamboats, and
steam-tugs at the South and West, and
a large number on the Eastern sea-
board. Five thousand horses and ten
thousand mules will also be sold this
month, together with six thousand tons
of railroad iron at City Point and Alex
andria, Virginia.
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For Sale.
For Sale:
Lost.

AN FRIDAY EVENING BETWEEN
~ this city and Mr.. VIM. StnmmS a mile
House, a package containing a GINGHAI
DRESS. The finder Will be rewarded by leaV-
ing y Mt Mr.. StRmm's, Mr.. Frank Walters
u mile HouSe) or at this office, seDll-lt
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A S 6IGE d hot rS OF PRIME GOSHEN
sep8 Cor. Market and Il o5 Il nsSLYY y
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR
The Secret Service, The
Field. The Dungeon, and
The Escape"
by Albert. N 1s.1.

~ Y Tribune Correspondent.
tH IS: MoST INTERESTING AND ExcIT-
f{IclaIS; oo9K ever published, embracinT M
49,; It9SelinE through the South IN tha ~
the WAY %if ~ t n1,, a6tie at the outbreak Of
1 5I Mesti during the frst TWO vear9 ~ E t1
nsSt h9Il ms thrilling capture; his coiifIne'
1eSaI ~ IWenty months In seven difIierevSt
IS,t11 journey by night OF nearly 100 mIIeE u
mTra SIS9iln IN stirring events, ana Contain
war Than am tiInSioents and romance OF Inc
fS11ecSa IN iaeles energetic young men a,,,l
s6iJISI. returned and disabled officera S1d
III 1 peculiarly adapted to theiE r1I,t1S,
TIic ~ nay aye agents clearing $50 per month
can't saS,%I W. ~ L1oVe 70 any doubling appHi
4 -. "a, JONES, BROS. q CO.
anSS5 n T, COZ: 9TH and Minor Sta. PhilS, Pm
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GEN. DUvAL is announced in the
Wellsburg Herald as candidate for
the State Senate from this district, sub
ject to the action of the Senatorial Con-
vention. a
The delegates to this convention from
Ohio county will be selected tomorrow
evening.
Lieut.. Henry ]. johnson is also an
nounced in the Herald as a candidate
10 the House of Delegates from Brooke.
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E U R u K a!
THE
NFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE!!
This ia no Hsir ~
This is no Hair Dive.

IA! IMMENSE IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH WHICH
tiIne u has been before the pubiIe hSS i,S ,S
t tI1e tnonsands and tens OF Thousand. VIC
nave USED and attested its Virtues IL ,t1
nt2Snnce ~ the ONLY and TRUE Hair Re+5,S
a ~ KS. 9he Eureka has been introduceEI jTtS
~ aii ne ptlncpal cities both East ana w.
sS lg ilthtully performed All TINT iS
81 ne la,1onS The Eureka restores GRAY Hal
soIII7 otlginal colori prevents the iaiT nom
ttSSlls out Py causing healthy confiitInS ~
me scalp, tmparting to the biIF . S,S,S1a 0i
otpSas qqSSs ana youthful appearance thSt Nd
$500, y z Preparation can produce Tie
scalp or hands, - S+9SA HAtnout Solltng
Manufactures and soll ,,,,.,.,
tail, by ROBERT FISHiER. S5Ie " aLlo re-
si S0 III; = NoFth Fifth street, ST. IofIIs No
q ~ " n9Slesale and Retail by q. ii. To-, >,
NJ mnneehng, West Va. Sold also BY 81 RoI sSt
lng: sens S n; ;9.1Ss
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THE London Saturday RevielU is sci.
dom puzzled by slang phrase, but con-
fesses itself unable to understand sem
lence which it finds in recent Ameri-
can paper, Everything being lovely
the goose was greatly elevated" The
astonished critic says: "what or whose
goose was elevated, why it should be
elevated, what the process of eleyating
goose consists in, and the connection
between the elevation of the goose and
the general loneliness of things, are all
points on which we can throw no light
TIE affecsation Of the N. Y. Herald
occasionally Is net only refreshing but
amazing. Asfor instance this clip nom
Saturdays paper. .'weeAupgt anylon.
ger exchange with the Chicago Repub-
tieaH- 1t is too indecent in It's mnnaoe-
msntte come into our oaee,n
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TIE Postmaster General, on Friday
last, awarded the contract for carrying
the United States mails between Lees
burg and Winchester, Va, to Robert
orrick, n colored citizen of the latter
town, at salary of $525 per annum.-
This is the first instance of similar
award being made to colored man by
the Government. The responsibility
and trustworthiness of the contractor
Gre vouched for by the Hon. John S.
Galliher, formerly State Senator from
the Winchester District.
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By the Governor Of West Virginia
A PRocLAMAr1oN

WHEREAs, AN ORIGINAL, vAoANTcv
~ Ssts In the ONCE OF Judge for the Ninth
SSstn Stsl SGuc3lts and a vacancy Inns been oc-
,si}ose39 N the once OF Judge for the TENTH
IStSa y Sl1Lcult 6y the removal by the IeQis-
trt1, OF J0nn w. Kennedy, nom said ONO
1911 HoIn OF winch vacancies have been tenn
fSyi,. 1 !, IN the manner prescribed nv
ny and whereas, It Is made the duty AZ
Sis I no 70 give notice OF such vacan-
ote 49, ~ proclamation, and by the snme To
tioEe LLnan sixty days nom the date fSars[SS
loE notding elections TO NIL said Vara i1cisS.
. SOW, therefore, /, Arthur /, BoFem0T ~,
te[[not OF the state Of West VifQinia bSSsSSNN,s
S lSSS noslce OF the vacancies existfng - S1SsSy
SSlot ana appoint Thursday, the ITVenfI, sfSl'S
Say OF Octo3er next for holding ions ~ All III
s,Lu NacancieS. And the 6npeFyisoF1 "a, - ~ IN
AZ tSStoIS OF election ut each voting niaSS IS,tii
u lt ~ BeEeIl counties eomposin1 fJ1S aStti
~ =. TENN judicial Circuits, are hereh5 lilly
. " nold ut their seyeIai
SS on the day and for Tie ofiices ~, OF
~ ~ and to make CiIi IA Iaf,II,
IN with section forty tI,SasE
one hundred OF the Acts az eI11IItot
n testimony whereof 7 hay,a r.
LIS unHp set my hand and CsaiisetI ~ = Hs sS
~ tne said State to be affiSeiiIi H. 3, az
tbI,t SSslPl!al In the City Of WbeeITn,a ~ Iile
TI,i Is. gay or August, in the vSa1. 81 @
- ~ eIRnteen hundred and siTfys15l,to u our
VI the state the third 'S'nNeJ and
BY the Governor: Oh 1. FOREMAN.
sepl-lmd&w = e'estS' OF tho State,
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Mania

DY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, A
ID room either furnished or unfIrnished,
without board, in a central part OF the city,
&c. FpDll-9t
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join w, BRocKENRRoUoH,
Rector OF Washington COLLEGE,

We consider the above rs drawing it
pretty strong for Lee. It is evident that
the Judge intended to make the most
out of his opportunity, and say some
thing that should show, in thelanguage
of Ward, that he himself had not been
every much reconstructed"
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status of Rebels in nIissourI.

Editors InteiligeRecT:
think you would earn and receive
the thanks OF many of your loyal West
Virginia readers by laying before them
the following extracts, showing the ex-
listing status of rebels in the great State
of Missouri, which is now awakening
like giant refreshed with new wine,
and shaking of the lethargy of slavery
and its concomitants. Perhaps some of
our mistakenly tender hearted people
may find an example here not unwor-
thy of partial imitation.
l quote feom the "Constitution of
Missouri, us revised, amended and
adopted in Convention, begun and held
in the city OF Saint Louis, on the 9th
day Of January, 1856"
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THE old papers, and new ones, are
starting up through the Valley of Vir-
ginia again. At Winchester they have
already three-one more than usual we
believe-viz the Journal, Neics and
Times
We have before us the Lexington,
Rockbridge county, Gazette of the 9th,
a very creditable paper in all respects.
We find in it card from Judge Brock
enbrouGh, announcing that General
Lee has accepted the Presidency of
Washington College, the somewhat ia
nous institution of that name located
ut Lexington. The card closes thus:
In defeating his future life to the
holy work of educatingthe youth of his
country, General Lee presents n new
and interesting phase of his grand and
heroic character, a character than which
no moro perfect model exists among
living men. "Tis a solid fabric and
VIII we'll support the laurels that adorn
It" Let the young men of the country,
North rs well as South, be wise, and
Probt, not less by his precepts, than by
his fpFnnf
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ayeru advertisements.
To Lei

To Let 1
TTETI,lLI. April. lsT. 1858, THE HOUSE
~ ON Fourth street, now occupied by me.
The furniture, recently bought, will be sold
TO The party renting. THOS. H. HAISEY,
bepll-u PaYmasteT,
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Notice
Notice

Public Sale of Government Property.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICR.)
Wheeling, West Va, Sept. II, 1866.
puBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT
Property, commencing on Tuesday, Sep
tember 18th, 1855, at the Warehouse on Main
St sepIl r. 3 s,S GARsD 3 Fl
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consisting of F,cnch, German and Domestic
Cloths, Of all grades and colors, French, Eng.
ltsh and American CaEzimeres, Silk, Cashmere
and MaTsellles Vestings, White, Fancy, Linen,
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, Under-ShiTts
kerchiefs, Socks, Gloves Gnuntlets and Col.
lars, Travelling Bags and YOliseS, &C., &c Our
department OF
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EVERY ONE SHOUID usE

LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD.
1nA Wheeling w Va
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shall any certificate of election be
grained 70 any person who shall not,
within 10 days next preceding suclI
eiectlon, have taken, subscribed and
filed said OATH" $50
Inc same oath is required of all off,
GERS not elected by vote of the people;
of all attorneys and councillors at law,
after sixty days from the constitution
becomes operative; of every bishop.
priest, deacon, minister, elder, or other
clergymen, of any religious persuasion,
sect, or denomination, before he is per-
mitted to teach, preach, or solemnize
marriages, and Of every grand or petit
juror. And any person holding or exer-
cising any OF "the offices, positions.
trusts professions or functions specified
In violation of the constitution are SUBJ
teeted to punishment "by fine not
less than five hundred dollars or
by imprisonment in the county iail
not less than six months, or by both
such fine and imprisonment" And
taking the oath falsely is made psriury.
punishable by two years in the peni-
tentiary.
Section % provides for the relief nom
the disqualification named in section 3
Of the class of persons relieved by the
proposed amendment to our own con-
stttution, viz: those "who have yolun-
tarily entered the military service of the
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SHRTNEn3S
RiIiSINIG COlIGH SVRTP.
For Coughs, Colds, Group, Wh0oPing Cough,
.4sthmo, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood,
Pain and Weqkness OF Tie Breast,

FOR Coughs, Colds, Group, Wh00plRg cough,
.asthmo, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood,
Pain and Weakness OF tie Breast,
Difficulty of Breathing, &c.
II His is no new remedy. Ii has been used SaVe
| for number of years in Maryland and
parts OF Pennsylvania, and has, wherever
known, acquired an Unprecedented reputation
for curing the various diseases for whlchitls
recommended.
So apparent isits usefulness, and SO remark
able has been its cures that it is fast super yo@T
ceding every ether remedy for those diseases.
The afflicted eau rely upon it doing as much
for them, and in many cases more than any
other remedy before the public.
1t is recommended and prescribed in the
practice of large number of the most intel Chtt-
hgent and able physicians of Maryland. 1t d7en.
Is used and considered anindispensable an house
hold remedy by large portion of the first
families of the State.
1t is used by all classes of society and the
universal opInion Is that it is good. Ihts
Sqrap is purely Vegetable Compo.nd. 1t is No
pleasant 10 take, and never does injury. But
owing 10 its purifying qualities, must do good
under any circumstances. Its effects are tTu-
Iy wonderful soothing, calming, and allaying rdiid
the most violent coughs, purifying, strength
enlng and invigorating the whole system,
calming and soothing the nerves. aiding and
facilitating expectoration, and healing the need
DISEASED LUNGS,
thus striking at the root of disease, and dri-
wing II from the system.
GROUP. die of
This disease is announced by difficulty of
breathing, shIlll whistling or wheeling, hack
ing cough and threatened suffocatian, &c. 1t
mostly occurs IN young children. No child Group
need die Of caogE il thjs sEFR Ia wing cfsaPg
children should watch tie first show of the
disease, and always keep this remedy hand. If this
For coughs after measles this syrup is most
excellent. Experience has proven that it is
equaed by no other preparation.
The price of the remedy is such to place syrup
it within the reach OF all. the poor as we'll as
the rich, and every person should have IL.
Every person should have it in the house
1t is true and faithful friend 10 ali who val IS
health and wish to secure themselves a.
gainst that most terrible disease, cousump-
ton. 1t will be found the most useful as well
as the cheapest family medicine in the world uss
II has been used fol the last four years with
success without parallel.
Price so cts. per bottle.
Prepared by S. A. Foutz x Bro. in
For sale by II. c. ReameT aud B. F. Harry
Druggists, Bedford, Pc.
August /, 1S65-iy. tizns.
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A MOST IMPORTANT DlSC0VgRyI

INTERESTING TO Agents, FARMERS, AND LADIES.
we are making single machine which combines
me pest and cheapest portabsW inc and Cider Press
the dryest Clothes Wringer, and the most nowerful
Lifting Jack 10 the wolld. II IS the oHIy press a
dapted to making Apple Champaign. which is now
regarded as one Of the most important discoveries
OF the age. A good agent wanted in every county,
10 whom we VIII hold out such inducements as to
insure $1,000 before Christmas. The Asst one ma
king application from any county shall nave the ex-
elusive agency. Full particulars, terms, &c, BY
Gireulsr. Address HALL, REED & CO.,
august 49, No. IS Liberty ST., Ny.
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!. X. DURBoRRow. JOHN LU
DuRBORROW & LUTZ,

ATTOR FEYS AT Law, BEDFORD, PA,
Will attend promptly to all business intrusted TO
their Gaze. Collections made on the shortest notice
- tfa-
II R%eX give special attention TO the prosecution OF
claims against the Government for Pensions, Back
Pay, Bounty, Bounty Lands, &c.
Office O JuIiana street, one door South OF the
stMengel House," and nearly opposite the Inquirer
office. April ], is65-tf.
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PgTRg.EC SALE:
JoHN ALsfp, AUoTIoNEER.

%ACSA'S+'"h"H
The subscriber will offer at public sale at his
residence in st. Clair township, on Wednesday Oct
tober ilth, 1865, Two Head OF Horses, One Dear
born Wagon, Buggy 4 two sets Harness. Seven
Mich Cows, Ten head OF fat Cattle, Six fat Hogs
and lot OF Sheep. Windmill, Cutting box and Sled,
Beds, Bedstesds and bedding, four Cupboards, two
Bureaus, Cooking stove, 2 template stoves, two
Dining tables, Breakfast table & chairs, two Cop
per Kettles lot of Carpeting together witha great
variety of Household and Kitchen furniture and
other articles too numerous to inseIt-Sale TO COM
mence at O'Clock Of said day "A reasonable cred
it viii be given. NATHAN Ii. WOLF.
Cantennber 29ud. 1865.
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BUSINESS Garos.
rnsrpH w. TATE.

4TToR NEY At Law, BEDFORD, PA.
viii promptly attend TO collections Of bounty,
back paT De-, and all business entrusted 10 his care
in Peoford and adjoining counties.
Cash advanced on judgments, notes, military and
other claims.
Has for sale Town lots in Tatesville, and st. Jo-
seph's, on Bedford Railroad Farms and unimproyet
land from one acre to 900 suit purchasers.
Office nearly opposite the "Mengel Hotel' and
Bank of Reed K Schel.
april /, ls65-ly
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2. M. MARBoURG, M. D.,

Hell LIS B q G. A,
Tenders his professional services TO the people OF
h at place and vicinity. Office Immediately opPo-
site the store of John E. Coivin, 10 the room for
merly occupied by j. Henry Schell.
lnlV L 1861.
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InHN p. Ed.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA,
Respectfully tenders hss services TO the Pubic.
u-Ofhce second door North of the Menge
House.
Bedford, Arg, l. 1861.
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EDWARD 2. KERR.

ATTORNEY AT Law, BEDFORD, Pa,
Will punctually and carefully attend to all business
ntrusted to his Soldiers claims for bounty
aek paw, &c, speedily collected. Office with H.
Nicodemus, Esq, on Juliana street, nearly opposii
ne Banking House of Reed K Schell.
April I, 1868.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of administration on the estate of George
W. Hardinger, late of Cumberland Valley township,
deceased. having been granted 10 The subscriber,
residing in said township, all persons indebted to
said estate are hereby notified 10 make payment
Immediately, and those having claims will present
them property authenticated for settlement
REUBEN HARDlNGER,
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--'---------
A Hnfel for Sale.

The undersigned offers at private sale, ms Hotel,
cont aiming ten large bed rooms, with bar roo side
room, paror, sitting room, dining room and kitchen,
with all the modern improvements of first class
hotel 1t is al present doing good business. This
hotel is situated in the middle of the Broad Top
Coai region in rhe town of Coadala. Possession
given 1t any time. the property will be sold on
easy terms. For further particulars apply on the
premises, 10 PATRICK DRREW.
July 2, 1864,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-06
a II. CnFFRNTH.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Somerset, Pa.
will hereafter practice regularly the several
Courts of Bedford county Business entrusted to
his care will be faithfully attended to.
December 6, 1861.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-06
Will Seat fer Sale.

offer for sale, on my farm in St. Clair township
All EXCELLENT MILL SEAT, on a never falling
stream ol water. 1t is situated in a good wheat
growing neighborhood, and is admitted by many to
be one of the best seats for mill now vacant the
county. Persons desiring TO purchase can call at
the premises, address me at Alum Bank P. o.,
Bedford coGnty. Pa
JESSE WILLIS.