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E4A8i Ns D. sg1 as can
z fae- Efou szl afer ~ Iss of jay %
lA g oeai.ar. lssis - ssogmmodate
ianaE vha a1e aae rFEaiar sulsasssers-
The sana-s1ane af fhe clnsss=sn slloald
ue shr Bepssap Har-y 70 place the
lE s. ~ f-.ass 81 every friend % Re-
aasliuaf rslci pies . s3lss eomfy- The can-
saa N1E ra5 anlF a. insf sfla-taui in Flew off thp
alauEags af eaurernof our 3 wiz l,a reeol-
ssa . niersber ~ CoBgnezs- Senator,
-aa Is...aaasssfaiiEss and : ~ eauIs-y sici1ef
l1s1lH .heEQisry aoan t3-Aullaor are 90 be
leea& ErerE mamt.eE gf the sfzs, stlioaH
rn-1~ ahoaid be ahTe t8 the Necessity Of
r-sr..rr distressing healthy readsne matter
.z,aue fse snassesz BEDFORD eouufy must be
ca--ie3 aea5nsi Copperheadisln at lie coming
e.ee5on. Ne Were only beaten en- an aver
on from lso 60 lso laE fah. At least l6O
l..-arla-s vased 10 make this majority. Siuce
lleu fAe .aiil dislranehising desertsrs has be
llg1eA .aw an5 ihey WiH he excluded from
casting Ht the ncaE election. Ihis gives The
iieTl eTlauloaH party a Eaaiority q e few votes.
Ear -h=n Is the time to-EreRch the political
Esee,sdeucg from the party which, as body.
aas aa leEritlg ailzzed fts power in this coun-
y for The last four years, and 10 accomplish
ti..s much desired result the IxQuIEER vii
labor earnestly and deal most vigorous blows.
Esrrg Gnion Mas In the Coan4y, sFith-
oui an exception. should have Copy
l-f rur friends see that this is the case. A
=
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Peace hath its VICTORIES.

To prevent or conquer disease is grand achieve
ment and as surely as bullet and bayonet viii
destroy, 50 surely win HosTETTER's BITTERs
preserre and erotong life.
This is the most trying period of the year. The
stamina Of the strongest yields more or less 20 ths
consuming temperature of midsummer Vigor
oozes from every pore. The strength of man pass
es away in inFisable vapor, and weaker woman
becomes relaxed and nsrreless. Il was to meet
such difficulties that Hostettsrs Btters were Civ
en- to society. 1t is to prevent the evil consequen
ces to which unbraced, depleted, debilitated
organization is liable. that they are recommended
as SUMNER ToNIe for both sexes. Old people
die Of exhaustion every day, who might have kept
death at bay for years to come by an occasional
resort to this powerful and harmless vegetable
stomaehic.
Ninc-tenths of the community, rich as well as
poor, teork continually. If their hands are un-
employed their brains are busy, and head work
is depressing to the 7ital energies as muscular
toll. But tone the system with Hoststter's Bit
ters and the wear and tear of business life will be
comparatively unfelt even in the most oppressive
weather.. No languor will be experienced, for as
fast the vital forces are expended they will be
recruited and renewed by this heslthful restora-
tive. As SKINNER InvigOrant it is indis pensa-
bic 20 young and old. Sold sYerywhere. I'm
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l.E e zrr, s.-- .Ehe=e eRi'l le 9 Camp
1--ler a- the Bloody RaH Circuit com
u--elC Aagls- 24di soafh-easi q Bloody
Ha a Sue road ic45s from BIO ody Run 20
-re g-.aa5 a- gr1snd Is wei selected there
g tara- Springs o. either side. With
szlratls place ior Ealeriag ho-ses close a.
a,--. u-e II tae springs is well known for
'- ue-el FFoPer.ies. It is expected the
-ue aiL ia ihe largest held near Bloody
E4l tal rears-
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DIED.

In Friends Cove, this county, July goth, 1866,
PHILIP J. SHOEMAKER, after a lingering
illness which he bore with Christian resignation,
Ggsd 62 years, 10 months, and ii days.
In St Clair tp., July 2Tth, MARY E. daughter
Of Joseph Ferguson, aged rs years, 5 months and
IA days.
Though we shall never meet again on earth,
there is brighter shore where we shall meet.
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GHERIFFs SALE
- BY Fi-tze eff writ q LeEiz-i Faeiaz g re
airectsz tAs-e wz4 be ssi6 s. szblir sale. zs fks
cozrt HsHss, Z lie Bsrsugh q Besfors- :. SaT-
IhDAf, tie Isf dag Of sey1enbsr 1855 At 10
9 1loek A. H. q defendants intsresf In and so a
certain rrar1 SflE1d EirRzta n Middle woodberrv
to~1shiT, Bedford c0unf-, adjoining lands sf Pc
ter AsAgsF on the Snafh- Dr. P Ehozuberw~r's
zearss ; Ssa saith and Han=zh SlH en the W est.
9 Z BArnesilsz On the No-zh. and land Of Af,rss
Looks esirs On enc east, s0ntaining - acres and
80 Pafches, nezE measure R0H I'm the sceanancF
Of sRn1 J. and Mary A. Cashier with tks -irbfz
and aPpurtenazces fhereHnto belonEiug
JOHN ALDSTADT. sher:F.
Sherifss Ofsee August Ie Igss
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NLoTHING EMFoRTuN.

GEO. REIMUND, Merchant Tailor Bedford,
Pa, keeps constantly on hand READY MADE
CLOTHING, such as coats, pants, yests, &C., also
general assortment OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS of all
kinds; also, cALICOS, MHSLINS, dc, all of
which viii be SOLD LOW FOR CASH. XIV
room is a few doors west Of Fyan's store and op-
posite Rush's marble yard. I invite ALL to
give me call. I have just received stock of
new goods juneI
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-08-10

T IST OF GRAND JURORS.
- Dr-Tn for September Term, Ist Monday, "a
day, A D. 1896:
David Patterson ForenaE william Rock. Sr.
George smouse, L. D saugP, AbsaIem Reighaza.
John " Sans, Joseph Barney, Hezek;ah Ham
mer, George Beekley, Thomas Donahoe. Jo-egb
&eDaE7sIss Jacob kenEiRger, William Crisnan.
Geo. +. Steel w, a Donaker Philip Barknau.
Lewis Putt, William Stzckey, Lewis Housare.
Marion ZemboSsr, II Williams Jonathan Brin
die, William Fluck, Gabriel Hull
Drawn and eertiged at Bedford. this Sd dsv Of
May A. D. 1856 ISAAC KENSINGER.
Attest. WILLIAM KIRK.
JHo. G. FIsHKR, elk. Jurv Circumference.
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BEDFORD MARKET.
[cORREcrEB WEEKLY
ME. E.RRTEn.

July 10Th, a. the Marietta Church, by the Rev.
G. q. Heilman, Mr.. DAN-L l. GARN to Miss
VIRGINIA GRIFFITH, both of this county.
July 23th, by J. Fl. Wright, Mr.. GORDON
HAMMER, Sergeant in Co. E, Ohio CaYelry,
to Miss MARY, daughter Of Sam1 n. Sleek, ali
Of Pleasantville, Bedfordeo.
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II IsT OF CAUSES
II Pat d9sE ssr TEiAt a ssPRAbsr Tern. .fsss,
I'd LAY
cAfhzEina Triekaf w. szaoFre 7 ECKER.
Taos = Kea4iRg TH. GaM=mas Dm an CO.
Isaac Wig&eld " &Esdzs W5rSsd
AztzAaA Wizssfd - Fsaac F1gss5s
. czSe <Sxme
sszz = Inter - 45idasa y f1zz<1z
>1zaI esy<sS= = = - GAaa zzaasaa
klehHas Thzaaas W. S=An EEzzEe O.
Blllan FAhazz w. %M gTerse1s-
George SrTdsf " A1SfySEs Al. q A
I'd Besgse y pxzisl srzxL
Hhits 4 S-9Pe, p -%iek IssA~-
Eas9av Run Sehuef Dis " W-eEs PrsT sehsaI uis
@1a- w Ee@aer'HsmdHmsrs rs- bz D. r. Hzrrr.
AE>s- w EiackhMrE's Ex'r vs.. g0kr HuET ~ Al
ziaszsr seies EIlsinn way
Ssasg1 Ai-seheF - Aba " SfaJer
4sry Rs-.s "a Azrksay Ssaish & ~
@sSz Lz=En Sa<@A VI gnsxenl
Marin Co-@sl ~ Dz=ia Be-
: - B&rcaaEsG 1@FRRsaes rs t. W.. fsnr-utnou
Re1ssz2 As<rGzas zss vs. Gearwr W Firn-s
Eza Hins-in< - Israel 0rpezhssrsr
Jeaa z Elis-f - Ez Il Asrsz
Certified Azgzss sth- 1886
HagAe O. T. SHANNON. Pr9L
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INVENTORS OFFICES.
d'EPIsEUn & EVANS.
civil EnEfneerH and Patent Enkseifnrs

N1EA Engineers and Patent Soffeif0rx,
no. 4S5 WALNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA.
Patents s0lieif4d-CoEsultations on Engineer
ing, Draughting and Sketches, Models and Ma
ehinery OF all kinds made and skHfnIly attended
TO- Special attention given to REJECTED CA
SIS and INTERFERENCES. Authentic Co
pies CT al Documents from Patent Office procured.
N b. Save yourselves useless trouble and
travelling expenses, there Is no actual need for
personal interview with us Al business with
these Offices. can be transacted in writing For
further information direct Is above, with stamp
enclosed, for Circular WITH references.
iauI2.If
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COURT PROcLAMAT9N.

To tie cOro4-r, fks gHEfiees ef the Peace. and
CoiAssaSses n th< different Tornskfps "a II.
Comfy Of Bedford, Greeffaq-
ESoE IN thai In Pursnancs Of preceps 10 ma
elrected, under the hand and the seal of the Hon
ALEXANDER KING, President Of the several
Courts Of Common Pleas In the Sixteenth District
consisting Of the counties of Franklin. Fulton,
Bedford and soE2erses, and BY virtue Of his oescs
Of the Court Of Oyer and Te-miner and Genera
jail Dslivery for the rial Of capital AID other OF
fenders therein and in tho General Court Of Quar-.
ter Sessions Of the Peace; and VIM. @. ErcE-
oLrK and JANIS BURys, Jr. Esqa, Judges Of tks
saEns Court IL fhs same County Of Bedford. you
and each Of yoa are hereby required to be and
appear IN your proper persons, with your Records
heeogniHAncsss Examinations, and other remsu.
sranees, before the Judges aforesaid, at Bedford
a. Court of Oyer and 1ermirsr and General Jaii
Delivery and General Quarter Sessions Of ths
Peace therein to DO holden for the county of Bed
ford, aforesaid, on the
first Monday Of September lbeing the Sd DAY.
NJ 10 o'clock n tho forenoon Of that day. there and
then to DO those things TO which your several on
ces pertain.
Given under ray had at Bedford, on the 10th Of
August in the year Of our Lord, 1866.
JOHN AL1STADT, Sheriff.
eherifs o1ice, Bedford, Aug. 10, 1866
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Sheriff. ohce,Be
CHERRIES SALE

GHERIFFS SALE.
~ BY virtue OF sundry writs of e. fa TO me d.
rected, there wiz be sold at public sale, at the
Court House in the Borough OF Bedford on SAT-
URDAY, the lst day of September 4 D. 1885 at
TO o'clock A. NJ all the interest Of the defendant
Vim. II. Irwin, Of, in to and out of the follo,yiap
described tracts Of land situate lying and being in
Brsadtop tp., Bedford county, viz:
No. l. Containing 145 acres and 9s perches
neat measure, and warranted in the name Of
Christopher Long. e-..,l
No. q. Containing 2Ss acres and I27 perohes.
neat measure, and warranted in the name of John
Sock.
No. 3. Containing lis acres and % perches.
neat measure, and warranted in the name Of VIM
Lane.
No. 4. Containing 404 acres and 81 perches.
nsat measure, and warranted to w illiam Foster
| No. 5. Containing 1s0 acres and perches, nea.
measure, and warranted in the name Of John Me-
Claim.
No. 8. Containing 55S acres and IS oerches.
neat measure, and warranted in the name of Dan
| iel Kerr.
No. 4 Containing IL acres and l22 perches neat
measure, and warranted in the name Of Thomas
II: Long.
Seized and taken in execution as the propsrty
Of said defendant, VIM. II. Irwin
.-s-nr al ALSO, v
One tract Of land containing 10 acres more or
less about acres cleared and under fence. with
one stery log house and log stable thereon erect
ed, adjoining land Of George Boarts On the east,
and Benjamin Valentine on the south; situate in
Cumberland Valley township, Bedford county
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of Jesse Diehl. JOHN ALDSTADT
Sherih's Once, August 10, 1866. Sheriff
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q JAzssE AlEz0a, decd, fhres mixes rp-ss az
ehsllahurg- n Napier tp-- esnra5zlEE les acres
ana ne AZ lAl per cent Tia imPrevesaents ara a
DOUBLE LOG HOUSE. wIth le r.slaz- ra--tl-
-1og BsEEs sheSaed al rezzd, nth Wagon Shed
aid ether baSadilSs- TEo good WeEls Of never
falling Batzz e the yard Ninety acres clea-.d.
ttr oaIaaoe af tire land well covered with the r-y
best OK tln5eE- A large Tsrie-y Of Chaicu Frui7
Il Is most excellent 81 II ssrn Terms made
knSsE % Gas Of sale JcSEPH ALLISON.
AzgiSs4t
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sz LAe Qaarteriy Convention --of the Ia
aaFeadrHl Order of Good Tenplars fsr the
esi Eanials District, viii be he'd iu this
T-aae- on H'edsesiay and Thursday, Of next
sssE 4 lzrgs nsns5eE Of delegates hsve
lseeu eiec,sd and are expected 70 attend. 4
.sc.ure ~iH ne delivered an Wednesday eve
-lnE ~ Ear- J.. s. AlNarray- r. W. G. r.
~ las Graad Ledge of Penn a. A number
l N,e Grsnd oliosrs are eXpeeted. We
ezFeea me Con reulicn 80 le ope OF the most
laiarsst,nE hieh has eEer assembled in this
.rrirF
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r IsT OF PETIT JURORS

IL Drawn for same Term:
Michael Diehl, Ephraim Hoy, John ShaFer,
Thomas Reay Levi Carpenter, Jeremiah shaw.
Cornelius Whetstons, John Burger, Tobias sny-
der, George FonstiRe, Conrad ClaEeomb, ]. ]. No
ble, Thos. Oldham. DAYid Price, John Furry.
John Sill, " B Lsmbright, Jacob Evans, Levi S.
Pluck, Samuel Crisman, Christian Meyers, VII
liam Horn, Henry B. Mock, William Ross, Geo.
w zimmers Of Jac7 A. I'll Hull, John c. Miller,
Baltzer Flstcher, William Whip, Calvin Tobias,
John B. Fiuck, John Alsip, George GardiI, Eli
Holsinger, Daniel Berkhimer, D Il Brumbaugh.
joseph Tomlinson, Richard Langdon.
crawn and certified at Bedford, this sd day OF
May, A. ID. 1866. ISAAC KENSINGER.
Attest WILLIAM KIRK,
JNo 9. FTsEEE, Cik. jury Commissioners.
auIG;4t
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BOUSuEs.-Ths act sqaalizing bounties
hiss become a law. Persons who enlisted in
ls6I-2, and who we're only entitled to, aud
received 500, are now entitled to another
500 in additioa. The heirs of all deceased
soldiers Of Ibis aiass are entitled to 500. All
applications to DraBoERow LUTz, Bedford,
promptly attended to.
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DuRBoRRow q LUTz,
ATTORNEYS-AT-IAw
Nd
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

BE<DEDABs REAS'A-
Those who desire 20 sel OF buy lad OF lands
Vii Ind t1lE agency an excellent neiizm through
which te accomplish their object All lands Of
fered for sale arr daily registered likewise the ar
Rleatlo1s TO buy, and those who desire Go sell aud
those who desire 70 purchase are brought toystter
With comparatively little delay, trolie or expense
Persons desiring 70 Ese TINS agency cEn apply
70 us personally or by letter. jnly Is
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M WANTED-Cash to purchase our Fail Stock
w All owing over six months are respectful
ly requested to pay up. A certain class, who i'm
CINE We can do without money, viii be waited
upon by the proper officer after the Ist dav Of
september, 1866.
aug3 ABB. CRAMER Il co.
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works They entertain no dozbt that an
Industrial eztsrpzise Of tAis kind presents
safe and reliable opportunity for investing
capital ~kere Il wiTlnot only be reuzuneratire
10 tha sabscFibers, but vii confer a perua-
Heat bensfs on their own section Of the
ccuztry other b-saehes Of IN
duztEy and commercs N liz Enitz, and in
ereasing In p0palAfi0n and wsalth- This is
no wild sPeculatioas aztieip4ting f4baI0zs
dividends. bat matter of indnzzsizl f4es Of
szpply and deuz1d-lookisg % fir profits
alOne or careful inFestzaeut In n4nufae-
tnre demanded by the wants aroana II, I'm a
region Of eounrry where as Jet no szch
works hare been eztabEzhed-
The opperEuaisy,th ,thss p.zessnted, l. noEopen
to the citizens osecurs rs adEanfages amongst
LhemzeIvez- II requires little ac1nen 70
anticipate the fset that If there Is not suE-
eient enterPrise % seoare 50 desirable =
result, the citizens sfsone other more enter
priaing section VIII p-onptly avail themselves
OF the evident lraRf Of Ezch nanufac-ory
and erect ii-thns leaving ths region nov
contemplated siout n the cold.
John Fulton, Resident md Mining Eng.
H. & g. #. r. r. Saxton, fa-
T. McHlgh. SB'-t. POweltop Galleries,
PoEelton, Pa
Geo. W G4rreEtsoa. Cashier Ist National
Bank h @. Fisher, Wm- A Orbison, Oh
yer Ayers, supt., q Z b 7. z. B., Hunt
ingdon, Pa
W. FL Aaron. J. = Rgysr, PattOnErille,
Geo. R. BarndoIlar, D. F. Ke4ay, Wood
berry, Pa
John c. Ersrhart, TheopbilaE Snyder, Mar
tinsburg, Pa.
John +. Lowry, c. w. Ashcom. James NJ
Knlkead, James Eichelberger, Hopewen. Pa.
Jacob B. Williams, Bloody Run, Pa.
Fr. Jordan, S. l. Russell, Bedford, Pa
BsE All the necessary blanks for the col
lection Of the bounty authorized BY the late
act of Congress have been procured BY Dur
BORROW & LUZ, and they are prepared to
make all applications for bounties under
the act
The GALAXY FOR AUGUsT.-This nnmber
completes the First Volume of The GALAXY
Contents. Archie LoveElE Albert Bisrstadt;
The Circuit Preacher with an illustration. !
A Recent Literary Forgery Going In /;
Travel; Laura, Ny Darling The Claysrings.
with az illustration Possibilities of Eeono-
my; Walter Savage Landor, with a portrsst. J
Beyond Arnold's Greed The art of Dining;
Nebula.
The price Of The GALAXY is s5 year So
half year. The First volume, just compile.
ted, will be sent, handsomely bound, On
receipt Of $3.50. 1t contains nearly thirty
illustrations by the best artists. VIC. &F.
P. CHURCH, No. 80 Park Row, New York.
IT is rather a novel sight to see masses of
ice in July, but nevertheless they are to be
seen at the Devils Hole, at ..Niagra Falls,
piled up the shore. The immense ice lam
Of last winter drove large quantities of ice
high up on the bank, where the oTerhang-
ing rocks shut out the sun
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E-asRs uF EHE C8RNEK SroKE % THE
fFlscsFAL CaEErH.- Ihis ceremony VIII
--Ee T3fes an Thursday the 10th met. at 10
o'eiock in ihe utsrnine. tte R ietf Rev Al.
res i4se. BisAoF q Delaware and several
rerggraen asscisfing. Seats wiz be provided
-u ihs srsuaa- iase Bishap is slso 30 preach
lu sae L-nEher4H chzHeh neEt Tuesday even
"a sa6 Services are to lie held On Wednes-
asE morning ard evening. and oa Thursday
srsuirg sbeu shers wfil b eoasrmstion
ierriee and rrrurnluia1.
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Fly Catches-Resolu II Spartan IL.
Struck 0ut-Resolute 8 /; Spartan L
Ont ON FoHl-Resolnte 5 !; Spartan 5.
Osft on Bases-Resolute 9 Spartan IL.
Left on Bases-ResoIute Z Spartan
Time Of Game-3 hours, Played on grounds
of ths Spartan Club, Huntingdon.
Umpire-T. C. Fisher, of the Social, Hunt
ingdon.
Seorers-W. A. Nicodemus, Resolute; Cru
ct, Spartan.
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES mas Sunday iH the
L--heran ebaFch y l9l A. N. had p. y.
So Ber. Er. A. Nesin, Of Phiadelplia,
SAL Preaeh ia he I.atheran church On Sab
s4th evening ueEt
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A DMTNTsTRAToRs, NoTT(lFF..

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IL Estate Of JOHy AXE, Esq, late o.
Usioa toscaship, deceased.
Letters Of administration said estate having
been granted by the Register of Bedford county to
the subscribers, residing in said township ali
persons having claims demands against the
said estate requested to present than properly
authenticated for settlement, and those indebted
are notified to make immediate payment
JOHN T. AXE.
ABM. III. HULL,
irana 49,.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
Ia Estate Of MARTIN HOOVER, late of
Liberty tp., dad'd.
The Register Of Bedford County having granted
Letters Of Administration, to the subscribers resi-
ding in North Woodberry tp., Blair co., upon the
estate of Martin Hoover, Of Liberty tp. deed, all
persons having claims against the said estate
requested 20 make them known and those in
debted are desired to make immediate payment
GEO. HOOVER
JOHN II. DILLING,
July Is, 1899 60 Administrators
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60 00A a YEAR made by any one with
9H,UUU SI5-Stcncil Tools. No experience
necessary The Presidents. Cashiers, and Treas
ureFs of three Banks indorse the circular Sent
free with samples. Address the American Stencil
Tool Works, Springfield. Vermont. anI:3m
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AsUa-EzAEzos 90 BoVsrEEs Persons, or
e. hem e persons, SO enlisted foF three
Eelu, and served sae tern af enlistment, an
.'.ss sauusF discharged ca Surgeaa's cerfif-
-4,e W disalait5 ard anlg received ont hun
irc- dollars. are u8w cniitle6 ID 500 add
llll- ba-utE 4i-aEoRHaT & LrTz, Bed
-a-e- Pa sre prs. 'asea ~ maze immediate
.ar icE.aon
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To my old friends of Pattonsyille and those Of
the vicinity who have reposed confidence in me
as Physician, owing to my recent calamity, un-
fitting me at present to practice medicine, I hay
disposed ofmy medicines and library to DIR. Roye
er. / most cordially recommend himas Physi-
eian every way fitted to Ell all the wants ofthe
community. As. SMITH
PattonsFille Anril I7.tf
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IT is rather novel sight to see masses of
ice in July, but nevertheless they are to be
seen at the Devils Hole, at ..Niagra Falls,
piled up the shore. The immense ice Jam
Of last winter drove large quantities of ice
high up on the bank, where the oTerhang-
ing rocks shut out the sun.
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bls aAneE Pzr8a. .--Sl ldier's discharge
7aTa- mag be of more ralse d Tie fstzre
---a I.rt-eai -ss,7eazaaeas iaiiease. Ihey are
a a-azeE fnr Fepafd and We adFise
sal.a-E Hho have 10 safe place u keep them
ia i-zre ihsn sisced Oh record, IN the Re
ea-'.er ussce. Wisre theF can procure = Ger
'-a=l cenF - 1nE l1ae Ehen needed. A
-iafAarEf FaEseF ID ~ FPFulhr uHdrr rae f1llpW-
nE ac of Assembly
70 Az e. e1emTi persons who have been
- .ae a.i4i4Ty seTFice q Lbe E.Iissa States
40 neell AaRaRi8,g discharged therefnona.
'an -af aaFmeHs at isaantF ar per eaFsta tax
aal aaiiila aaanE
1ur. a. Bt /. raarief a.. That al persons
asEe been mustered into the military
E lie I uIied States ara kaxe served
'a'Heln filr the perio6 Of nine rnonths I'm the
a H HurFreaE thr rebellion and heir crop
ata sanse persona Whp have been dis
ARen salc serves an account Of
ts-Hat p ftFges4 disability contracted IN
,-ea serFloe and thcsF propertg ana The wid-
,af .lisa orphans ut kach pors0rs and their
tE rrf9 sa4aal he exempt from the FMvrnent
Al Anany and per capita TAX leried and
II Posing bot4tits o. raiaNfecrS Ia the serer-
3 fonilrles g shis comm oaHealth. and saoh
rers9us ass exenFt frosn lhe payment al
.aisa hnea- Approved NV tbs GoYernor.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-08-10

WAGONS.-Two new two-horse Wagons for
w sale. Reasonable credit given
AugS;tf A. B. CRAMER q co.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-08-10

NJ 0TICE.-Havjng purchased the drugs, in
1N struments, a., Of Or. A. 5. Smith, Of Pat
louisville, Bedford co., offer my services 10 the
citizens Of that place, and the community gener-
ally J.. A. RGYER.
PattonsTille, April II.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-08-10

H9- All the necessary blanks for the col
lection Of the bounty authorized by the late
act OF Congress have been procured by DUE-
BORROW & LUZ, and they are prepared to
make all applications for bounties under
the act.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-08-10

Tie Pan Session Of this Institution win. begin
ARgaEt stk. BoaFding $s.po per week- Paitien
$5.80 perqnRrtcr- SPeeiAl attention toltn9sf ia-
tending TO teach. july&9s3tA
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-08-10
DTBLIc SALE or
Il VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
THE TALTARLE ia

VIII h- sEe-ea fer sale q the urrunssss. On FB.r.
DAY, AT sTST SIS. lsss. a q. 80. p N