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sugar-beet and Beet-sugar.


No. II.
Having tried 10 direct, in my first article.
the attention Of the public 70 the industry
Of making sugar from beets, let me now give
some details IN regard 10 my subject which
Will prove Of interest for the farmer, IS well
as for the enterprisilg men Of AL classes.
a. CHOICE OF TIE SOIL.
Experience has taught that sandy, clay
soil, or good second-c ass soil, with porous
underground, gives the most favorable re-
suits IN raising the sugar-bsets; results IA
v0rable a. we'll in quality as in quantity
Too heavy soil, particularly ii wet, is by no
means beneficial for the beet. Il acquires
great weight in such soil, but IN proportion
to its sugar contents, such a multitude Of
water and other foreign substances that is
application is not profitable for the manu-
facture OF sugar New land ought 10 be
avoided entirely and cloycr" or lu-
cerne" are better as preceding crop than
corn OF "smal grains" As a general rule,
il may be stated that the lighter the soil the
belttr the beef for sugar manufacture. Il is
self-understood that the soil has 70 be in the
best possible state Of culture ia order 10 pro-
duee the necessary quantity. Experiments
msde ct various times have proved that
4" mari +" Is very favorable for the beet, in
A
situation Of the soil has merely influence
upon the quality Of the beet as FAR e. con-
Germs the 4fmore dry or aimore wet con-
dition Of the same. Wet, loW-situated
spots, sNamps sud morasses have TO be
carefully avoided. The geographical
situation, in certain liIaits, has, accord
ding to good authorities On the subject, no
influence on the quantity Of sugar substance.
For beets raised IN the south Of France, in
the north Of Russia, in warm Hungary, in
moderate Germany, and in cold Scandi-
nayia, show, under otherwise equal condi-
tious, no difference in regard to their sugar
contents. Heat and sunshine, il seems, do
not exercise as much influence as one could
expect; for II has been proved that in Ger
many, whree the beet does nOtlripen before
October, which month is rather cool in thai
country, the sugar contents increase rapidly
during that mouth; further does the head
Of the beet which is most exposed TO sun
shine contain less sugar substance than ans
other part. Much rain, however, is deei-
dedly unfsvorable TO the development o.
sugar in the bset-especally 50 during The
riPening time; as thereby the water in it is
considerably increased.
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RArEs OF ADVERTISING.
rn LnYERrIsERs M DETAIL,

THE RATES WILL BE As Follows
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T,s LgGs SpelSsr- By J c zsskos. 60 cents.
7As HIGH Sehao2 Speaker. BY CzschOs. 81.
ne Lihersl Discounts 10 the trade, Auy WoIk
on Olr LIST sent, post paid. en- rsceipt 81 prioe.
RW CARROLL s CO.
sepgT SIN . West FourIh Street, Cincinnati.
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Communications will receive prompt attention.
addressed 70 P. O. Box $50 iune8-u
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In the treatment Of the Eye and Ear, ard other
| organs Of sense. u becomes Necessary 10 have q
| good knowledge Of everything rerhininE 70 med.
/ cire end Surgery. Whist are called regular Phys
Cians, may have graduated Ia either the old new
School college, aud can boast Of a one sided edu-
/ cation, but yet, n the treatment Of the Eye and
Ear, fail to cure a singe obstinate clse-ior the
treatment prescribed in their works vii not eict
| cure N alafge msiOuy Of cases
DR. BEoCKMAS is a graduate OF the Missouri Uni
versity- Diploma hangs in hls Office and has many
cert hcat-s IRON persons cured, which mag 20
seen by calling
The DR., guarantees cures, theref-re no one need
fear 20 employ him, ior where DOetnr does busi-
ness IN this manner, us good evidence thst be M
derstands the nature Of the diseases he treats.
hS-Al eOpmuncations, with stamp enclosed,
promptly answered
Remember his In6nnary is At No. IS Church
Street p. o. Box. No. 81.
By permission, he also refers 20 the following
medical men celebrated in Opdihslmc Su-gsTy
DR.. J. 3 Qu.dore, q niOu Place, New YOrk Dr.
Or. +. G. DeFOrrest, n. T.; Dr. Zsnfred Phladel-
phia; DIT Birge, Quincy, Ill., Dr. Ciareaco BsTrey,
u. LOUIS, Mo.
Gugl5--Smo
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lie comes the tsrdy Winter comes!
hear his footsteps through the nights
hear his vanguard from the heights
March through the pines with muiiied
drums
HIS naked feet are on the mead;
The grass blades stilirn in his path
No tear ior child Of Earth he hath,
No pity for her tender seedi
The bare oaks shudder at his breath;
moment by the stream he stays
It's melody b mute! 4 glaze
Creeps DER itz dimp.es, as Of death
From fetterod stream and blackeued moor,
The city's walls be silent nears
The mansions of the rich be fears
lie storms the cabins Of the poor
The curlained couch. the glowing hearth,
The irost-rimmcd 6raybcard's power defy
lie curses a. he hurries by,
And strikes the beggar, dead, 10 earth!
For every cleaning bah be spares,
hundred hearthless novels hold
Hearts pulseless. crisp with ice and cold,
Waiehed by hundred grim Dcspairsi
The forests grow by He command,
Who saith, " He leudeth 10 the Lord
Who giveth 10 the poor 2" Your hoard
D. Hiss Sc stewards OF the land
Here g your mission Ye who feed
Your lavish iiros Not afar,
But at your doors, your Heather are!
Gods po1r-your creditors Take heed
The path b. long 20 Pagan shores;
Their skies are sunny God Ger all!
The winters detdly hardly fall
Around youl Deal your Masters stores
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500 Agents Wanted.

5000 A MONTH guarantees and expense.
raeus Teachers, Returned soldiers, and 40 who -
Eage "a the sale % Hollands iife Of fzuroln y
Abo0il- History Of he Eelleliion," "RsaileY :
l.lie 81 Va hinEioE," End many other StsndSrl
orE@ and EuErsvnKs For tens aad teFTiIuy
Hntay inlinedlsieiy, m person OF BY letter a. nv
omce. p. J. iIRRLE,
~ Fourth ~, bel. Marzsi sud gsfssrsan,
nofs-aiA atH L.aisville, Ky
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cusToM-MA0E WORK.
s FE r E r 8
From Dyspepsia
Read RefleCt!I Act!!!


IAkkANf Co..
Gentlemen am = resident of Curacoa. sud hsra
been dispusa q o. write 70 YHu conrrruIuH the ras
value Of your SkLILEE APEKlENr ~ a reu.eiy
or Indigestion and iyspersis- desrs TO enpre-s
o. you my ~ncere graitude Or tho nraaf Eeuadt tHa
81 4iIEEk has Done ms wife.
For four or i've years my wife has he3u saiIy
afflicted with Dyspepsia, aud af.er Icing under ths
treatment Of several Doctors Cor two or three years
she was finally induced % sees the advice OF b
learned Physician, Doctor Cabuals, % Nensrua.a
who fmmeta'eiv treated her with. Your kfEh
NElCENl HELf1ER APEkiENr she bara1
improve 40 once. and b nov PERFECTLY VEL
] feel it % b. my duty Icr the good cf hmnarTa
make this stafeIuent feeling thaI medicine 81 .s
uahie should 10 gideiy kaogn.
Trusting you VII give this puhciiY, All reyes
ing my earnest Efattude and thanEs-
] am very respectfully yours
s. D O. HENRIQuER
New York, june "a, 'G5. Merchant, Curasso. "a.
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WNZ2RNZ2zl

All medical men and the press recommend BR
6TRICKLAND'5 ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE q
the only certain remedy for ID ErrfOsa and Dyson
terry. i n a combustion Of Astrugents, Absor
bents, stimulants, and Caru1inaiives. and Is War
ranted 10 effect cure ter all other means nave
failed; especially in chronic cases. l-HI
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As the beet in regard 10 its form belongs
10 those roots which grow into the ground
perpendicularly, and as il is Of great i'm
poriance that the main stem should not
grow in many email branches, but in one
single root, and as the head which grows
out Of the ground has not only not the re-
quisite sugar contents, but also contains
foreign substances Of disadvantageous in
iuence in the production Of sugar-there-
fore it is 10 be well observed that the land
be ploughed quite deep, in order that the
root may have full chance 10 develop itself
IN perpendicular direction.
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Auction Sale

DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SC.
BY GEO. sHtHLDS a CO.
WE win seg ISIS MORNING. commenclng a.
w 10 O'Clock. lErEe laf of llry Coos, boots
49, Buck Gsuniieis; and. ~ Wsy . vsuety. a los
~ FURNITURE, rhch u'us he sold on account Of The
t..e- Governed. oousisiirg 81 T3eistesis, Bed
aiaA' &C. &c, Also lot o. oiears.
GRO. SHIELDS a 90.
"a A. y College 81, opp. seHsaee hotel
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That tco many salts may not accrue by
which the sugar substance could be dimin-
ished il is necessary 10 care for fit choice
Of the dung. It is generally understood
that the reiuse from the beet sugar factory
is the best dung for the beet. Horse and
sheep dung are disadvantageous, as they
increase the heterogeneous substances OF the
beet 10 such degree rs 10 afterwards prove
destructive 10 the juice, especislly under
the influence Of higher temperature. The
best artificial manures sre "pulyeriZed
bones" and ground Oilcake." Fresh ma
nure does moi hurt, but should be avoided #
other can be procured.
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MYE AND EAR!
DR. LEON BRooKMAN.

NU'Ss Ohufth Slfttl, NASHVILLE, ItlhtA3cti
Where he may Be consulted ever dag from 9 to
y O'Clock, A, NJ. 2 to pm, and 70 pm Con
situations free.
he cures al eurshle diseases Of the Esa and Ear,
and performs al difficult operations IN surgery.
he operates for cataract, without pain, By : new
method.
Sc Strengthens Cross Eyes in one minute. Ia old
OF young
Be inserts, without pain, Artificial Eyes to move
and appeSr natural.
Ds. BHockAAN cures Sore Eyes with mid medi-
clnes, which give no psin
he treats AulaQrosis, or nervous blindness With
success heretofore unknown.
He cures every case Of Ophthslnnia Tarsi, here
toiore considered Incurahe By the Profession
II e cures discharges OF tie Esr caused bg Scar
Ter Fever, Measles, or other disease
He inserts Artificial Ear Drums. shere the netu-
rsl drum tmembrsnel has been DESTROYED. which
improves the hearing Immediately
BE operates for Artificial Pupil; tfinz q thu
Eye-lid he remedies at once.
He cures the most obstnate forms Of Ophthal
mia in two 10 eight weeks.
Diseases Of the Nervous System, VIZ. Chorea
Neuralgia, Spina iiiicuites; Nervous Prostrsfiop'
treated successfully.
Dyspepsia and Cancer he treats with success
heretofore unknown
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We Ask

The suffering Millions IN our Land h g.Ta ne
remedy trial convinced tist by be- timely 10
many may b. relieved, many cured Of DYspe1s1t,
Heartbum. Sour stomach, Sick Headarls. Ll
ueas, Indigestion. E.les, @, stFonass, Bilious At
lacks, Liver Complains RheIruuiir tisrtf1us' tr
Resd The Pamphlet &c Teztiunons's WITH al DO
tie. and do not use the medicine ai.nsf ne adf'r
Of your Physcian-
Manufactured only y TARRANT a CO, 9Ss
GresnHch street, EeH York.
a1-far sale ~ AZ nrugEiata "a
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Adverazerssuis ir the SPECIAL Column, frst time,
iron l. lines, s. Oo-each additional line, .
cents. s1rfseguenl Insertions, 10 cents per line In
Lea Column frs. trne, fron I 70 lines, 81 o.
each Edutonsi line, 81 cents; subsequent insef-
tons, rs cents per me
All advertisements Occupying epecfl position,
and al double column sdTeTtisennents. viii Be
CHARGED So per cent advance on regular rates.
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We, TIE undersigned, hsEs this day adoPtsd the
shove RATES ior advertising 70 whoa We bind our
- ses stricils 10 adhsre.
WM. CAMERON & 90.
JOHN WALLACE, for The DispateA.
BARRY, WINHAM 90. toF P~ss1.
BILL JONES A CO, for Gszeite.
RhaHvuLE. TEsH-. Sept. q. 1854
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D. INFLUENCE or TIE SIR on THE SUGAR con-



The size Of the beet is in strict connection
with its sugar contents. "With the in
crease Of the weight the sugar content Iii
minishes 10 proportion" This rule may b.
considered as general. DR.. Sitmary, frrn
brunswick, examined in September 1858
which year was very favorable for all kind
Of experiments with beets, twelve beets from
various fields. OF these
3, weighing up 10 pound, gave al sugar
l. ~ III "
S, ~ % q"
So it NAV be that larger beets contain more
water ana other Foreign substances in pro
portion 20 sugar, than smaller ones do.
CHEMICAL CONTENTS or THE BEEr ARE
Water.
Crystallizable sugar.
Cellural tissue.
A Albumsn and other heterogeneous comb
nations.
Pectine.
Gum
Vegetable fat.
S Salts of alkali, natron, iron-oxide, lime
msgnesia with the oxids Of coal, salt, sui
phur, saltpeter, phosphor, apple, clover and
gailet.
A substance Of peculier acid taste.
ON an average the beet contains so per
cent OF waterand 10 TO Il of sugar.
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How Winter Cometh 20 Palace and
FTnvpI
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] \
OFFICERS.
Prsafsnf.-A. G. SANFORD,
Pres't Let National Bank, Nashville,
Tioc Peiitaf,--A. G. WELLS.
Ssrrsf1r,-F. H. COTTON.
Traralrsr.-WM. c. BUNTS.
Mining SupedHfendsqt.-C. L. HEQUEMBOURG,
The property ofthe Company consists Of lease
hold interests 10 the counties Of Overflow Fentcess
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the State Of Tea
nesfee, amounting m the aggregate b over eighI
thousand acres.
The membership Of the Company and the Board
| Of ID reetors comprise men Of busuess experience
and reputation, and Of thorough aud practical &C.
Quaintance with the oil mines Of Pennsylvania,
The Mining Superintendent was one Of the first
plorers OF tie oil field % that stare, and struck the
INST flowing o well IN the country. well known a.
the Hequembourg well, aud 20 which the I'll inter
ests Of Pennsylvanis, then IN their nascent state
We very largely iniebted
This Company Will lease portions Of their yalua-
bic lands, IN small Iacts, 70 private parties or com
panes, for IMMEDIATE DEvELorMESr. This Is a rarg
chance for bona fds operators 10 Ohaia leases on
terms that all be SIMPLY Temunsratve.
Terms made known on application.
no NEEE SPECTATORS WILL BIZ TREATED WITH.
DESCRIPTION oflands ami samples Of OIL obtained
from the properly may he seen ~ calling at the
Office Of the Company, No GA North Cherry
street. Nashville, Tenn
The Secrctsry, F. II. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ceIve orders for stock snd vii frEard certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies The
order
Oct. eff
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OFFICE u S. DIRECT TAX COMM .ssI0NERs. Z
DISTRICT OF TENNBss EE.
NAsHvILLE, TExS November 50, isoa.
TUE United States Direct Tan on lands snd Lots,
L in sNe county Of Davidson, remaining Que md
uapald, 2 b. recoyei a. tbs nee until Tie Slsi
Z. P. FERRY,
A. A. KYLE,
~ p. CONE,
noy7tll janl Commissioners,
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@aalull.
VIZ. OlKEROE . co., PubisAsr..
fEREs on srRsR[PFIOK,

FRIDAl. NovEnBER i0, 1865.
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VIII be charged 81 the regular advertising rates,
uarion made
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DIRECTORS.
OFFICERS

p. IT, COTTON, orTeun. e. L. HrlUFEBoUHa, Of n "
wM e. BuNfs DELAN0r. SMITH, Of MINI.
A. g. SANFORD, " A. e. WTLI-, Of Mich.
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a inited smount only Of the stock lhus sppro
pri led has been psced IN the hands r. the 0ficer'
Of the company 70 he sold NJ g per share and A.
the -tO-k has all been issued, mll Iaidi in pay
ment Of properly, il Is not Therefore liable TO any
future asses suneut.
OFFICE. No. 66]z North Cherry street, POstoffce
box yl4. Nashville, Tenn
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M u T u AL.

NAPOLEON BONAPARTE GAVE IT As his
~ opnion that men are ruled hy three Obiects
Flrst-lnterest- sscoud-Aheetion. Thfri-Fesr.
Taking humsn nature into consideration, those
views ool, very nearly correct, but We opns that
the principle Of having every transaction bstseeu
man and man based upon
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MUTUAL

Benefit. VII hold oct better, aud he more sntespl
% all Conserved. We, for one. make il cur rule,
and e Is our cherished principle 20 hsve every one
Of our trsn actions. he t ever so little. or q TIE
grandest magnitude, " MUTuAL;" It must be the
base OF orerstoni and We ENJOY the pleasing ssts-
faction Of psrcevug that this rule q Guns is highly
appreciated BY all with whom We have the pleasure
Of doing business.
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WILEY

At The residence Of the Senior Partner, Mr.. x.
Trueu two end bali miles from Nashville, north
Of tho Cumberland river short distance east Of
the Gsllaiin Pike, toe Porter sud Vaughan Pike.
We have uow 90 hsnd large assortment OF
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T. d II 8 Al H.
OR
n II Ill I'D " !.

A Farm in Bedford township, owned by John H.
Rush. about four miles from Bedford, containing
$50 acres, about so acres cleared, with log house,
log barn and other out-buildings thereon erected
also, apple orchard thereOn.#
ALSO4-A tract of land containing fifteen acres,
about seven acres cleared with a story and hall
log house and log stable thereon erected, adjoining
lands of Joseph Brirkey, John a. lmgrund and 9TH
ers, situate in Juniata township. The cleared land
is in good order, and the balance we'll timbered, ell
capable of easy improvement and cultivation.
ALS0~-A tract cf land in Harmon's Bottom, Ju-
niata township, with log house, barn, &C., thereon
erected, containing 20 acres and allowance. Part
of this tract cleared and under fence and in good
state of cultivation-near to school house, mill,
&C., adjoining lands of Scott, Low, Hughes and 9TH
ers, and lately purchased from William Hurley
ALSO-A tract OF land Union township, con-
tanning 225 acres, 70 acres cleared, with a farm
house, tenant house, double log barn and new Saw
Mill thereon erected Also, apple orchard there
on-known as the "Snyder" or s'Roons' property.
60 acres of lanG-10 cleared and under fence
with log house thereon erected, adjoining George
TIoutman, George May and others, partly in Juni-
alta and partly in Londonderry Townships, lately
owned by Andrew Woiford.
ALSO-l66 acres near Stonerstown- within !
mile of Broad Top Railroad-about 100 clear
ed, with a two story dwelling house new bank
barn, stable &c, theEeon erected; also, two apple
orchards thereon, of choice fruit. The soil is a
rich loan, an capable of producing every variety
| OF crops of this climate.
n at.SO--lbO acres best qualty OF pTalFle-neaF
! +he Misso,ri river, close to the county seat OF
Harrison county, Iowa.
city, in the richest valley OF me %esa'ne ria1g @
Vailey--about 90 miles west of U.laha city anu
close to the great national or government i@aa !eao-
ing west in Nebraska Territory.
ALSO-16O acres, two miles above Omaha city,
on the great bend of the Missouri. This tract is
we'll timbeTed and very desirable. All of these
lands located after personal inspection and
careful examination Of the ground, and can be well
relied upon for future wealth. Maps showing the
precise location are in my possession.
ALSO-Three desirable lots in Omaha City, Ne
braska Territory.
ALSO-A lot of ground in the city OF Dacotah,
| Nebraska Territory.
The above real estate will be sold at such prices
as TO insure safe aud profitable investments.
Notes CT obligations of any kind, that are good,
will be taken in exchange particularly good bank
aotes.
Mar g. 1868. o. f. SHANNON,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration the estate OF John
Esheiman, late Of East Providence township, decd
hsving been granted to the undersigned by The Reg
lister of Bedford county, all persons indebted Ia said
sstate are requested 10 make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them PROPERTY authenticated for settlement.
siMON NYCUM, Admir-.
June 9D-ets
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SAMUEL KETTERMAN,
NOTICE TO DROVERS.

The Huntingdon and Broad Top Rail Foad
bmpany is prepared to take stock from Mt. Dallas
I'd Bloody Run and furnish for the same at all
saes. wharf has been built and also yard for
ss convenience OF the DroVers. By making appli-
;atica to the Agent at Mount Dallas, stock will
Iome down the same day in season TO take the first
stocs Express ovsG the Pennsylvania Rail Road in
the evening.
IuGe %. 1865. o. AYERS. Sup't.
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EDWARD 2, KERR.
F. M. MARBoURG. M, D.

sea ELLSB URG, PA,
that place and vicinity. Office Immediately oppo-
site the store of John f. Colvn, in the room for
merly occupied by J. Henry Schell.
July /, 1864.
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A. II. COFFROTH,

ATTORNEY At Law, Somerset, Pa.
VIII hereafter practice regularly IN the several
Courts Of Bedford county. Business entrusted 10
his care will be faithfully attended TO.
December 6. 1861.
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bUR BOhhOWs JOHN I
DURBORRow & LUTz.

ATTORN NEYS At Law, BEDFORD, Pa,
Will attend promptly 10 all business intrusted to
their Collections made the shortest notice.
They are, also, regularly licensed Claim Agents
and viii give special attention the prosecution of
claims against the Government for Pensions, Back
Pay, Bounty, Bounty Lands, &c.
Office on Juiana street, one door South of the
"Mengel House," and nearly opposite the Inquirer
office, April l, lS65-tf.
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Business Garos.
JOSEPH w. TATE

ATTORNEY At LAZY, BEDFORD, PA.
win promptly attend to collections of bounty,
back pays de-, and all business entrusted 10 his care
in Bedford 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 unimproye1
land, from one acre 900 10 suit purchasers.
Office nearly opposite the FMengel HoteP' and
Bank OF Reed Il Schell.
April /, ls65-1y
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THE MENCEL HOUSE

IULIANA STREET; BEDFORD, Pa.
The subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
the travelling public that he has recently enlarged,
improved and reftted his house, both for the &C.
commodation of travellers and boarders, as well as
country customers. Persons coming to this place
for the purpose of visiting the Bedford Springs will
find this house pleasantly located.
Ample and convenient Stabing is attached TO
this Hotel, which will always be attended BY care
full hoster. Also safe and convenient carriage
house.
All are invited TO give him a call.
ISAAC MENGEL, Proprietor.
Ami. IS, 1864.
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BEDFORD HOTEL.

The undersigned having taken charge OF the Bed
ford Hotel, formerly kept by Col. John Hafer an
to the public that ne will be able TO afford
the best accommodations, both the travelling pub
lie and home custom. The house will be improved
and re-ftted, and the Bar will always be we'll sup
piled with choice liquors. His table will be sup
piled with the choicest edibles of the season. and
he will spare no pains to make it suitable for all.
His stable is OF the best in Bedford, and good
hostler will always be in attendance.
Dy@Boarders taken by the week, month OF year
Terms reasonable. The public respectfully in
vited to give him call.
JOSHUA J. SHOEMAKER
Bedford, Ja7uary Is. 1864.