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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-03-24
DEDFORD COUNTY IS:

DEDFORD COUNTY SIS.
ID At 0rpans Court held Bedford, in and for the
County of Bedford, the 18th day of February A. D.
1863 before the Judges of the said Court On motion Of
John P. Reed ESQ., the Court grant rule the heirs
and legal representatives of Catharine Mowry late of
Harrison township deceased to wit ls Frederick; 3D.
Jacob; 3D. Mary Ann, wife Of Samuel Turner 4th Henry
residing in Bedford county, 5h John Emanuel residing
in Somerset county, Pa, and 9th Lewis residence
known, said to be in California be and appear
Orphans Court be held at Bedford in and for the
ty of Bedford, the FIRST MONDAY, lst day Of May
next to accept refuse to take the real estate of said de-
ceased a the valuation which has been valued and ap-
praised, in pursuance of writ of partition valuation
issued out of said Court and to the Sheriff Of said
county directed show why the should not
be sold
81 In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and the seal of the said Court Bedford the 18th
day of February, A. d. 1865. o. E. SHANNON,
JOAN ALDsTADf, Sheriff, Clerk.
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To Consumptives.

The undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years, with lung affection, and tha
dread disease ConsumptiOn-s anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it he viii senda copy of the prescrp
tion used tee Of charge, with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will find sure
cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoScHIrIs CoUGHs,
COLDS dc. The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread
formation which he conceyes to be invaluable and
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, it win cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing Parties wish
ing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, williamsburg
marSSm Kings county, New York.
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DEDFORD COUNTY. SIS:
Id At Orphans Court held Bedford in and for the
County of Bedford, the 18th day of February A. D.
1885, beare the Judges of the said Court On motion of
Atty Koons the Court grant rule the heirs and
legal representatives of Jacob Cook late of Southampton
township Somerset county, Pennsylvania deceased
wt Jesse Dennis Mary, now deceased, who inter
married with David Hay, leaving issue Calm and Will
liam Hay, Calm T. Hay being minor of whom Peter S.
Hay is Guardian; Sarah, deceased, who inter-
married with George G. Walker, leaving issue Jacob,
Catharne Elizabeth Sarah and Samuel all of Somerset
county, the three latter Of whom Samuel Walker Guar
dian; Jacob Cook, deceased leaving issue Solomon
Sarah, intermarred with Peter Boore Samuel living
in Somerset county, of whom A. j. Collin is Guardian,
ad um, and Elizabeth Ann intermarried with William
Benford, residing in - county Pennsylvania; John
Cook, Henry Cook and William Cook, all of Londonderry
township Bedford county Pennsylvania; George Cook,
residing in Fulton county, Indiana and Gatharne,
intermarred with Jacob Hardin, residing in Lee
county Illinois, TO be and appear at Orphans Court
to be held at Bedford the FIRST MONDAY, 1st day
of MAY next accept refuse take the real of
said deceased the valuation which has been valued and
appraised in Pursuance OF writ of partition valuation
issued of said Court and to the Sheriff of said
county directed show why the should not
be sold.
II. $. In testomony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and the seal of the said Court at Bedford the 18th
day Of February, A. D. 1865. 0. E. SHANNON,
JOIN ALsTADT, Sheriff. Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EDIToR OF INQUIRER:
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readers of your paper that win send, by return mail to
all who wish (ree) Recipe with full directions for
making and using simple Vegetable Balm that will eff
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a-rIng DaIu Itends, or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that will
enable them to start full growth of Luxurian Hair
Whiskers Moustaehe, in less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail without charge,
Respectfully yours
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
marlTSm s31 Broadway, New York
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siEoTHER CoPPERHEAD OUTRAGE-The Fulton
AHbRcGn, of the 18th inst, says that for the last
N or three weeks gang of Copperheads from
se1ord and Fulton counties have congregated in
saips Gap, N that county, from which they have
ghtly sailed forth, stealing and destroying the
ssperty Of Union men wherever they came acrossit.
y Saturday night llts inst between 9and 10 o'clock,
party OF these home vebels made descent upon
Y premises of Mr.. Henry Hull, in Brush Creek tp.,
Fell known Union man, and under the cover of
kness, carried straw sufficient to surround all the
prs of the barn, after which they set FIRE thereto.
matter of course, the barn. and all its contents,
ludng seven head of cattle, two horses and thirty
eep wss totally destroyed. Owing to the terror OF
n Union inhabitants of the Cove, (sone ten or
Eelve families in al,) each and al Of whom have
Rsn repeatedly notified that they would be burned
+, no one of them weuld venture to the scene of
Emigration, each feeling that by careful watching
z y could he protect his premises from the incen.
RAry hands of these rebel Vandals During the FIRE
voices Of the incarnate fends were heard in mer.
ublation over the dastardly work of their hands,
can conceive Of no act of more develish malieni.
teward defenceless old man, nor of more fend-
cruelty toward poor dumb hrutes, than the above.
dull is over y years old, and after giving one
sacrifice to Slave-b breeding Treason, is thus
pped, with worse than Sepoy 6endishness, of
aeeumulation of long years of weary toll. These
call aloud for vengeance. How long must
people suffer for the want of adequate militia
q Protection
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Headquarters OF PRoV. MARSHAL, 18th DIS Pa,
CHAABERsBuRG, Feb. 81, 1865.
nRAFTED MEN who enlist after they are drafted
IL are considered as DESERTERS from the draft, and
must be credited their enrolment places matter
whether they received local bountes upon their
Illegal enlistnents GEO. EYSTER,
mar17:3t Capt. and Pro. Mar. 18th Dist Pa.
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thousand things published before read the revised
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WHISPERS Those wishing fine set of whiskers, a
nice moustache, beautiful head Of glossy hair, win
please read the card of THos F. CHAPMAN in another
part of this paper mar17:3m
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Making an average Of 694 per month, Of whom 6
are colored 2 blind, 26 insane; also 1Sl wayfaring
persons were provided with board and lodging
there are also u outdoor paupers who are not incu
ded in the above.
House of Employment of Bedford county, do certify
that we have examined The above account, state
ment and report of George Widel, Steward of the
Poor ard House of Employment of Bedford county,
from the 1st day of January 1864 till the ist day of
January, 1865, and find the same to be correct.
Witness our hands and seals this lst day of Janu.
ary, A. ID. 1865.
SOLOMON REIGHARD, IL,s,l
HENRY MOSES, tL.s.1
HIRAM DAVIS, lIss.I
Attest--T r. GERTYs, Clerk.
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4ew Aarertisements.

TJENRY HARPER
IL No. $50 Arch ST. above 9Th PhiIadeIphia,
Manufacturer and Dealer in WATCHES, FINE JEWEL
RY, SOLID SILVER WARE, and Superior SILVER
PLATED WARE. mar34:3m
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A LARGE aupply-cheaper than you can make.
- Also Floor Oh Cloths, al Widths At
dgO3& oRA4ER co.,
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Old Ewes Made New.

Pamphlet directing how speedily restore sight and
give up spectacles without aid of doctor or medicine
Sent by mail Free on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
E. D. Fo0TE, Nj. D.,
mar36m il30 Broadway, New York.
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DUBLIG SALE

The undersigned win offer at public sale on THURS
DAY, MARCH 30 1885, at his residence Pipers Run,
the following described property, to wit:
TWO BROOD MARES,
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1ETVRSED PRIsoSERs. MAJ. John H. Filler, cap
= at Fort Wagner, Capt. Alex. Compiler and
flernlaster Thos. King, taken prisoners at Ply
''sl'a last April, have been released and have re-
60 to this place. We have no authentic partic
a present Of their experience and observa.
70 'sbeldom, and can only chronicle their safe
? 70 their friands.
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A UDITOR'S NoTICE.-The undersigned Auditor,
IA appointed by the Orphans Court of Bedford County
to distribute the money the hands Of the Executors of
the last will, Be-, of FREDERICK BERKHEIMER,
decd to and amongst egatees and devsees viii attend
the duties of his appointment on FRIDAY the 3Ist
day of March, instant, his Office, in the Borough of
Bedford, when and where all parties interested
tend. Tmarl7 JNO. P. REED, Auditor
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INXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Letters testimentary up
IL the estate of Samuel S. stuckey late of Napier
township, deceased having been issued to the subscribers
by the Register of Bedford county all persons having
claims against the estate notified to present the
for settlement and all persons indebted requested to
make payment Immediately.
ASA S. STUGKEY, Snake Spring tp.
marl7 JOHN S. STUCKEY, Napier tp., Ex'rs.
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The THRoAT-Families would do we'll to keeI
always at home box of Broon's Bronchial TToche.
simple but most maryellopsly eficacous specific
for affections of the throat, afording prompt relie
in cases of coughs, colds, bronchial troubles, etc
Singers and public speakers will find them also excel
lent to clear the voice and render articulation won
derfully easy. y.--Monthly Magazine
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TWO THREE YEARS OLD
ONE TWO YEARS OLD.

ONE TWO YEARS OLD,
Three Meh Cows six bead of Stock Cattle thirty-one
head OF Sheep, three head of Hogs one Threshing Ma
chime one Tanning Mil, one Wiloughby Seed Drill one
TWO and one four horse Wagon two Carriages Cart
set Of Blacksmith Tools six set Of Horse Gears three
set Of Harness. Plows Harness, &c. one patent Dry
House,
Three Hundred Bushels Of Corn, In the Ear,
HAY BY THE TON,
10 acres of Grain in the Ground.
Also, BACON and LARD, together with a quantity of
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE,
together with other articles to mention
Sale to commence at o'clock, at which time due ne
tice win be given, With reasonable credit by
maES4:lt a, " PIPER,
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A LLEGHENY
Male and Female Seminary

The Second Quarter of the Spring Session of this Inst
tuition commences APRIL L. The are reasonable
All branches, useful aud ornamental, taught.
J. w. HUGHES Principal.
Miss +. M. CRESSWELL, Preceptress
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p6- A supply of handsomely printed judgment
exemption notes for sale at this office.
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Produce of Farm and Garden,

28 tons of hay $50 bushels of oats, 375 bushels of
earns of corn loads Of fodder, 6S bushels of
rye, 700 bushels of potatoes, Is bushels of turnps
80 bushels of beets, 5000 heads of cabbage, bush
els of beans barrels of sourcrout barrels of vim
egar, barrels of pickles, 5000 pounds pork, 375
pounds lard 400 pounds of veal, u bushels onions,
bushel small onions, l5 bushels tomatoes, 10bush.
els parsnips, so pounds hard soap, IA barrels soft
soap, $50 pounds wool, calf skins, 268 pounds of
butter.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-03-24

Rar An interesting letter from the army is givei
on the inside of this paper.
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ASA S. STUCKEY, Snake Spring tp.,
marl7 JOHN S. sTUCKEY, Napier tp., Ex'rs.
XHANTED, AT $50 PER MONTH, A RELI-
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for the RISE AND SPY, the most interesting and ex
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giving most vivid inner picture Of the We have
Agents clearing $3.50 per month, which will prove to
any doubling applicant Send for circulars. Address
JONES, BROS. & CO., 600 CHESTNUT Street PhiIa-
delphia, Pa" marl7:4t
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ETAA, Saturday, April s,
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RATES OF PASSAGE;
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FIRST CABIN, $50 OOisTEERAGE, $50 90
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Passengers also forwarded to Havre Bremen, Rotter
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Fares from Liverpool Queenstown: 1st Cabin, $40,
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NorIcE.-Subscribers changing their residence
win please inform us of the Post Office, at which
they have last received their paper as well as the
one to which they wish it directed hereafter.
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Gearge Beege, Union 1853 rs 80
VIM M Pearson, M. Woodberry 1926
John w. Crisman, ST. Clair 81
Baltzer Fletcher, Moaroe 10 "a
Henry Beegle Bedfordtp tp 1884 80 30
John c. Figart Broad Top Ie7 20
Samuel Bender, Bloody Run bOr Is Is
Alexander Shoemaker, Harrison 20 o.
George Gerdl, Juniata AZ so
William Grisman, Napier I52 il
Joseph Fisher, w. Providence 81 rs
Peter Barton, u. Providence 5S 10
Archibald Perdsw Southampton Z" 10 20
Samuel Beekley, St. Clair /" II6 9S
George Beege, Union :" 81 96
Samuel Crisman, s. Woodberry g 3O4 20
Solomon Barley, NJ. Woodberry q 377 10
Total &I,552 n
We the undersigned Auditors Of Bedford county, do
certify that have examined the foregoing account Of
George Blymyer, Treasurer Of the Poor and House Of
Employment Of Bedford county, and find the to be
just and above stated and that there balance
in the hands ofsaid Treasurer Of 696 o. Witness
hands and seals this 5th day of january A. d. 1855
JOHN H. BARTON, IL-s.1
DANIEL BARLEY, fL.s.l
DAVID EVANS, IT'S
Attest-'T. X. GErTss, Clerk.
Statement and Report of George WideI, Step-
ard of The Poor aud Honse of Redford
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ard Of the Poor aud House Of Employment Of Bedford
County, for he year ending Ja.Nar1 lst. 1865
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-10-05

principles, and panderers to secession
and plotters against the Government
have the audacity to appear before the
people clad in the blue uniforms which
they strip from martyrs to Union and
using the war cries of dead and living
heroes to cheer on a fresh pack OF
hounds after the spoils of Office I! Office
Office .-...
Who believes Wood, Green, Sey.
mour. Cornell and Cagger are ono
whit more loyal to-day than they were
when "tbeir friends" burned the or
phan asylum and made the streets OF
New York run red with blood
! see Henry A. Wise, the man who
said in 1856 that, if the people elected
Fremont for President. ait was the
solemn duty of the South to forcibly
possess itself of the archives of the
Government; the man who hung
John Brown the man who above all
other men stabbed Stephen A Dong
las in the back the man who fol four
years has driven the knife to the
hilt " into the hearts of Union men !;
this man is out in a letter of thirty
pages to prove himself an abolitionist
of long standing. Mr.. Editor, is this
an age of brass - w.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-10-05
The Plan is Simple {!

The name of each article offered for sale-as
Gold Hunting Watch "Gold Oval Band
Bracelet. - - Pearl Breastpin and Ear drops -
Gold Enamelled Ring" Silver Plated
Cake Basket &C.. is written on card and
enclosed in sealed envelope; these envelopes
are then placed in drawer an! well mixed
then an order is received, with twenty. five
cents for return postage and other charges,
one of the cards or certificates IL taken at ran
dom and sent by iirst mail to the customer,
who miA see at once whot h. can get for One Dol
ar. IL he is pleased with his fortune he can
forward the money according To directions on
the certificate and secure the prize. II the
article awarded should he unsuited to the pur-
chaser-as for example, n set of Pearl Ear
Drops and Breastpin to a young man who
could not wear them. and had no one TO gire
them to-we will send any other article ON the
catalogue OF equal price which may he preferr-
ed. Or il, for any reason. you choose IL ven
ture no further. then you can let the matter
drop where il is aud spend no more. Exmine
carefully our Catalogue!
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-10-05
NUMBER Al.

| part Of that refined system Of tactics
which comnrends this "perfect model"
of hero to the respect of all flmkeys
To conclude eulogy which might
have been applied to Washington him
self with greater propriety, the World
says: "The people Of the North, who
regret that so fine and naturally loyal
a mind made the mistaken choice it
did at the beginning of the late strug-
gle, will wish Gen. Lee long career
Of eminent usefulness in the interesting
duties he is about to undertake"
Fudge Gen. Lee was guilty Of the
basest ingratitude, as well as of the
greatest of crimes and the grace of
department and name unsulled till
he bore it, will not be permitted to
shield him from the consequences Of
his treason. He Joined the rebellion
deliberately, adhered to it to the end,
and, when he and his army of insur-
gents could do no further mischief, he
congratulated them on their devotion
to duty, and the service they had rem
dered to their countryl The circum-
stances under which he went into the
rebellion and under which he came out
of it were alike disgraceful. He lIad
been educated at the expense of the
nation. and held high confidential po-
sition in its military councils for months
after the rebellion. He had no cause
to desert. He did not believe that
Virginia herself had any just cause Of
complaint. He had every reason Of
gratitude, honor and good faith to re.
main loyal. But he preferred to de-
sert, choosing with detestable cunning
the hour when he could do most harm
to the cause he proposed to abandon.
Having once committed his own for
tunes to the rebellion, he was never
known to check or discountenapce the
most revolving crimes committed in its
name. The wretched keeper Of Libby
prison received promotion at his hands;
and the pitiful story of the prisons
scattered all the way from Dsnville to
the Gulf, came up to him every day
with proofs that could not be doubted.
But neither the appeals Of the living
nor the walls of the dying. moved the
stony heart of Robert Lee. Let those
who followed him, and believed with
him that all these things were right,
take him for their guide, philosopher
and friend. But wherever hearts are
loyal and humane, wherever perfidy is
hated OF honor cherished with Jealous
regard, that name will be execrated
until its friends permit it to he forgot
ten .r....
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-10-05
"T can but regret it."
!" Why ?n


81 grieve to see woman unwo
J, manly"
Edna Ackland arose ard gathered
her shawl about her. She intended t.
sail away in dignified silence, but he,
eyes grew blind with tears. Despite
all she could do they escaped from be-
meath her lashes, and she had no re-
course but to wipe them away with
her handkerchief OF late she had
been in the habit Of crying. and was
!, not mistress of her eyes.
]. Harry Ash had had his fling. Now
he regretted it. He arose and stepped
forward. ..a .#..- ."
was ungentlemanly y-brutal, h
said: " forgive me. am very child
i am so weak and worn. Miss Ack-
land, surely have not power to bring
tears to your eyes. My opinion is moi,
so much to your" ......s-r
But she sobbed on softly, and he
stood looking at her abashed and
grieved.
cit was an old prejudice" he plead
ed, quite out Of date, know, For
give me, oh, Edna, Edna I" The
name burst from him unawares. He
took another step forward The part
ing hour came back to hin-the touch
of those little lips. Had he been mis-
taken Did she love him after all
If so what had he done2 And he
almost sobbed A.: Edna, do not hate
ne for my brutal words Edna, for
give me, pity me, love me, for in my
manned body dwells a heart all yours
to its last beat |" .....
And then his one arm stole about
her waist and drew her close to him.
"Are you really angry that | have
learned to drive 2" she said, after a
few minutes. No-don't answer;
mnst tell you first why learned ]
knew you loved me felt sure that
you would tell me so when You return.
ed and Harry if you had lost both
arms it would have made only one diff
ference should have loved you
more. So when they told me you had
lost an arm. the first thought that came
to my mind was this the first thought
after the shock was over, mean--he
will be SO helpless There will be- SO
many things he cannot do for himself.
! must be left hand and right hand al
so, should it be Gods pleasure. And
that thought stayed in my mind, and
will stay there forever"
$50 old Mark Taught me to drive,
and learned, as | have learned many
things, for the love of you. You are
not angry now, Harry?"
Angry !! 1t was a strange anger
then. 1t flushed brightly in his cheek
and sparkled in his eye. and told itself
in a soft shower of kisses. .g..
They are married, now, and ynn
may see them any day driving upon
the Newport beach IN the pleasant
August afternoons. Her hands guide |
the reins, and he sits with his empty
sleeve beside her. Yet, for all that,
his eye is on the road and his voice
guides her, so that in reality she is OH
ly his left hand, and he, the husband,
drives.