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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-17
HOTEL.
BEDFORD Pa
rSAAr F GROVE Proprietor.

TIE sabseriber would respectfully annoanes
% his friends in Bedford couaty, ard the Pusiie
generallF that he Las leasea feE , terl p years,
this large ana olyeGent brick hotel ~ t1e corner
sf pfit and Tulianus Streets, Bedford Pa, knoEH
q the WASHINGTON HOTEL, and formerly
kept by Wm. Dibert.
This House Il being thoroughly re-hftca ana re-
furnished and is RDw opened Tor toe fecepi49n q
gassta- Visitsrz 10 the BEDFORD SPRINGS
aad persoas attending Court, viii find this h9Hse
q pleasant and guiet temporary hone, ETery a.
tezltion win BE paid % the accommodation A;al
comfort Of guests.
The TABLE wiu az al Ei1aes be su8plled wiLh
fh1 best the markets s5ord. Charge Fiil5e nod
erate-
Extensive Stating il attached to this Hetai'
azd careful and competent Hostier VII be II at
tendence.
spesial attention VII be psid 70 tie aeoonr1o-
dation Of the tanning community.
Coaches leave this House Daily, tSEadays e.
eeptsdj At % o'e0ek, A. n. and o'clock r NJ e
eonnest with the trains going East, fs8na Mount
Dallas statioa and Bloody Rna. A coach VIII also
leaye tri-weekiy, (Tuesdsy, Thurdsy and Satur-
| day cor Somerset The travelling public win find
Il decidedly 70 their advantage e stop With him.
ISAAC T. GROVE
Bedford, April 7, 1855
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COMFORT.

The more numerous the comforts viewed
as neeessaries by tie great body Of the people
and the farther those comforts are removed
from gross sensuality, the higher the moral
condition Of that people, is q principle in Dol
tics without an exception. That warm house,
The neat furniture, the comfortable meal, the
decent clothing, the well-weed and flower
decorated gardsd, the favorite singing bird
and spaniel, and the small but well-chosen
collection Of books, are enjoymeuts beyond
the means Of the idle, aud mol the choice Of
The gayern Buntcri
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aQRARD


PHILADELPHIA
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-17

SAN --. a colored man, residing some
where in Bedford street, by good luck, re-
cei,ed a fine start in the world, and soon ac-
quired handsome property. When he had
reached middle life friend asked him one
day why be did not marry, as q man in his
circumstances was abundantly able to support
a wife
"oh, consider myself too good to marry
a niger wench, returned Sam, with feint
to turn up his fat nose.
Marry q white woman then, continued
his friend the Law allows it, think
"I'll be hanged ifTd have a white woman
that was mean enough to marry a niger, j"
replied Sam, with loud gufaw
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-17

'-PADDF, why don't you get your ears crop
ped they are entirely too long for a man. :"
And yours, replied Pat, 'oaght to be
Is.rsafb4,sss ahAr are foo short for mule. =.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-17

a fE~ days ago, a young and pretty girl
stepped into shop, where a spruce young
man, who had long been enamored Of her,
but dared not speak, stood behind the counter
selling draperies. In order to remain as long
as possible, she cheapened everything. At
last she said
Il believe you think am cheating you.
"Oh, no, said the youngster '',o me you
are always fair"
Well whispered the lady, blushing, as
she laid an emphasis on the word-''I Would
not stay here SO long bargaining, if you we're
not 50 DEAR
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-17
MUSIC STORE
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

b. N. GREENE has opened lis Musie
store, IN Browns new Hardware building
where he kesps ronsiantly On hand sTEINWAY
4 SONS and RAVENS. BAC0N'S, and other
PIANOS. MASON HAMLIS'S CABINET
ORGANS and cABHABT, NEEDHAM &
cos MELoDEONs; Guitars, Violins, Fifes,
FlRtss; Guitar ard Violin Strings.
MUSIC BG0ES-Golden Chain, Golden show
er, Golden Censor, Golden Trio, &c. g..
SHEET ME-IC.-Hs is constantly receiving
from Philadelphia si she latest Elusie, which ler-
sens az distance wishing, can erder, and have
sent them By mau ~ publishers prices
5- Pianos and Organs Warranted for FIVE
years
These wishing 70 buy any ef the above articles
are invited . eaii ard examine mine before p1T-
chasing elsewhere. Ny prices are the same az in
New YORK and Philadelphia
CiFeulars Of Instruments sent Pronptly upon
application, with any additional Information de-
sired
B. Il. GREENE
HiII s-reet, Hunting gion, Pa,
II Browns Hardware buil1InZ.
~. Dr. c. y. HICKOK, Bedford, Pa
aecs.lg
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"AED you have been married, Patrick, three
times, hayn't your
isXus, ind,ds, sii-
And what do you say Of it? Which wife
did you Ike best p
"WeIl, Becky O'Brine, that married the
first time.gas good woman-too good forme;
so she got sick and died, and the Lord took
her. Phen ! got married to Bridget Flame
gan. She was bad woman; and she got sick
and died too aud the devil took her. Then,
fool that I was. I got married to Margaret
Haggerty. She was worse, bad-very bad /;
SO bad that neither the Lord nor the devil
would baye her, so I have to keep her my
SELF
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82,4 2,455, ,850 o.
Mutual Insurance Combined with the Sc
eurify Of Capital


The GEard Life Insurance Company was eaAF-
tered ia 1926, and Il therefore one Of the oigests
IS WeH as most sabstznsisl companies 10 the Lni-
ted States. It Effects insurance for ths vhols q
Life; upon TIE n9pfgrfeitable ten year pinas Or
for any tsrm ef years. Il also issEes Endowment
Peiieies.
Prelniulna lay be paid Yearly, Semi annually
q Quarterly.
IN a,e Insured for schole Of Asi lineludine
those on the ten year plan, ! 1s1Sssea'Gte
tit deprofs Of The eopapaaa
Thoae lnsursae in the Giiard may always rest
assured shat their best interests XII Be protected
Al whole Of Life Policies of several years stand
ing. are puTchasable BY the company, or may oe
c0mmufed into = policy for smaller am9aAs
without any thing FEera . pzy-therstoFe ne IN
gure1 need net fear loss 10 case they are not anAe
after several years payments, T. keep ur their
polielcs
Bonasses or aEoifieHs 70 Pe}ieiss ays asaae ess1g
Tee gears, 5ifhoaf any iaerease 81 heFreainas-
Ifs proffs a7e a5solese ifE prsaaiazRs moderate
~ s,iriz1qss EJeral. Il has paid macy t0sses.
end hos aerer ooatesfed a c{aiaI-
Fsr books and cirealars, free q charge sena T.
the Home gsioe, Sc. AGs CHESTNUT st, PAL 3.
Or 10 auy q IS agents.
THOMAS RIDGWAI. Pres.
JOHN F. JAMES, Aetuary-
OBRIS R0GERs, General Agent.
SO Walnut Street., up stairs
1T. KEAGY, Agent,
marl5:1yr Bediofa' Pa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-17
TRIUMPH IN DENTISTRY
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,

By the use Of NIirgas Oxide Gas. and is attended,
With no danger whatgTtr.
TBMP AIRY SETS
inserted If called for. spsziaI attention VII be
made 70 diseased gaEns and a cure warranted sE
no charge maze
TEETH FILLED
70 last tog lile and al work In the dental line
done 70 the eptf-u afi=fa-tioa Of sf or -ha an-y
refunded Prices shall correspond With the
times.
have located peTmaz-ently IN Bedford, and
shall visit Sshellsburgh the Ist Monday o. each
month remaining one week. Bloody Run the 81
Monday, remaining one week the balance ef nay
time I can be i0Bnd al my o1ice 5 doors South Of
the Court House, Bedford. Pa
Wa. W. VAN 0RMER,
Nov. p, 1856 Dentist
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III THY II
Thy ITl
price SO cents, Or S Bottles for ~.
DIR. LATOTR'S

w Fl L II Il 9 ! l.
l. selraewleagsd 10 be lis very h-st LisiDent for
ghoaiaer calls, Spreins, Bruises, sEslisd 9efntsi
Stifnesa and RhsEnaatism-
Hisfhs Only application thar should Be agriiel
10 kicks and eafs Every Boatnaans Farmer 81
Hosseasn sboaid have bottle ia bis stable ready
for use
For saIe az wholessle and retail, ~
G. G.. SHRISER CO.
wholesais Drsggists, Cumberland, I'D
And By Druggists and aA Dealers IA l-eiAAoir
Msiieines eVeFyHbe-e- @Ro-a
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Attention Drafted Men

Congress has jusa passed an Acs refanding
$500 10 those drafted men who paid
Communication and afterwards were drafted
and who put in substitutes, or ~ho entered
the ser,os. We viii promptly attend to the
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS of persons
entitled to have their moDey refunded, and
viii give our special attention. to the subject,
CeME ONE! COME ALI
j. w. LINGENFELTER,
VI. 4. POINTS. Attorneys.
Msrab f.zr-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-17

- HARTLEY & METZGER'S the best COG
WHEEL CLOTHES WRINGER in the World.
You may use one four weeks, and if not satisfied
return it and get your money back.
Men buy all kinds Of labor saving machines.-
Why should not wask days be made easier: Try
them! Try them! marl5
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'd1N0ILFLSQNF LSI0OldG
'sIAzT II /
.XECUTORfs NOTICE.

EXECUToR's NOTICE.
II Estafe ef JosePh Ridal,, iats u LHiaa Y.-,
deeeQsed
Notice Is hereby given that letters tesiamentary
have been granted to the undersigned. By the
Register Of Bedford county, on said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate will make immc-
diate payment, and those having claims against
the same are requested to present them forthwith
for settlement.
WILLIAM BERKHIMER, Executor
March l5:6t with the VIII annexed.
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HOOP SKIRTS.

March l.3ni.

WV ON-Os
NEW SPRING STYLES. ~Ooa ows MAKr,n
embracing every New and Desirable size, style
and SLa.ss Of Plain and Trail Ho0P SKIRTs.-2 3
IL o. 2 81, 3. I-f, ~ % and 3 Yds.
round. every length aud size Waist. 10 eyerg rec
pect flEsr QUALfrY, and especially adaPte3 90
uestthe wants ~ F1asT CLEss ana To p r4ss5ioa-
able Trade
a0Uf own make, of Hoop skirts, are lighter,
more elastic. more durable, and REALr cHEApgR,
than any other make 0f either Single er Double
GI4l4IZ zshtIt IA t3fr aa5zlicssE - TcE
WARRASTEu IN every respect, and wherever IN
tTodaeed give unirersal satisiaetiau- 4hey ase
nov being extensively Sold by Retailer. aud e.
cry Lady should try them.
Ask Tor "HopkiH's 0wu Make and re tast
each skirt is Sr8upEB "W- T. HOPKINS AAA-
UFACTCRER, 62s ARCH Streat, PHiLA.
No others are Genuine. a Catalogue containing z
style, Size and Retail Prices, sent % ans ad-
dress. 4 Tnifezm and Liberal Discount alloged
10 Desiers. Orders by Inah or otherwise, prompt
j. and carefully ilicd.-Whoiesaie and Ecta3i al
Mandatory and Salcs-roomz,
No. G2s ARCH Street, PHILsD'A.
~ skirts ma Re to order, altered and repaired.
TERMS. NET CASH ONE PRICE ONLY.
VIM. 4. HOPKINS.
March 8, 1855 l8mo
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UHABMERS who want to purchase The GREAT
l. GUM ROLLER GRAIN DRILLS for next
seed time, should send If their orders 10 HART
LEY & METZGER at once, SO that they may
secure them. No pay 7aated IN meet SeptemJer.
March Is.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-17

A GENTS WANTED.-S3O0 per month and
~ expenses paid, Male or Female Agents 10
introduce a New and seful Invention II abso-
lutte utility in every household Agents prefer
ring to work commission can earn from 500 10
$50 per day. For full particulars enclose stamp,
and address W. G. WILSON & Co.,
Apri5:3m $50 Arch ST., Phiia-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-17
YARN AND FIREsIDE-
A Journal Of Agriculture, Horticulture,
Literature and Art,

Literature and Art,
Psblisbed every Saturday, in quartQ form, eiga;
pages. On fae paper and new type. IL is Aiustra-
ted With enEraTings 0f
LIVE STOCK,
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
FARM BUILDINGS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c.
4 corps u practical and well known writers
contribute regularly to its columns.
A LITERARY DEPARTMENT
Of Choice Tales, Poetry, Biography ard general
Miscellany, makes the F'aTss aHa FirSsi9s vel
come visitor % every heme ia the United States.
80 expense Is spared to make journal worthy
the patronsge q an intelligent public. K viii
advocate the best interests Of Rural Life
IL A0rta Reports arc faI aad Aegias's
TERMS-S2 a year, Invariably in advance.
Sold a. al News aRd Ptr'edicai 0f5ees. Speci-
men copy sent to any address on receipt Of cents
5. 5. FOSs, Publisher,
H1ari5s5m No. 402 Prune street, Phila-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-17

TN0R SALE
4 We take pleasure IN oGeTinE % the public tine
17llo9Iac tsis of excellent lsEf Tor sale 81 verv
reasonable prices. Persons wishing % buy viii
ID vel 70 consult before pure and. those
having land. 70 sell WI 6ad if % thair advau-
tase 60 avail themselves Ok or gass suabic term
No. ]. North-west fractional fourth q -hs
Sorth-west one-fgurth Of settiaa s, IN township
Sc North 81 range g, Cedar county, Iowa
5S s.it1 acres Prairie land Ps5se S558
Ne ~. E. one-fegT5b $ in township s.
range a. in Mongna comfy. IopFa- I60 acres
Prairie laI.3 Price Ssg8.
Ne. 5--N- 3 one fourth ct TIE \. ". one
fourth @eetron p. IN township So, North of range
p, II ng oaURsy. Minnesota 40 acres timber
land Price S2e8.
No g. q good farm, situate 10 Pleasant Valley
Bedford township, FIVE miles from Bedford. nov
in the occupancy Of William r. Nyeum. contain
RS Itt ayres, mere OF less, about sixty Seres
cleared and under excellent fence, IS acres Of
bottom meadow, and the baiau-c yref tinberci
with splendid double dwelling house, barn and
other 1uf buildings. a Bel * excellent water
near the door- also. good young orchard. This
ls an excellent opportunity t. procure a good farm
near Bedford convenient 70 churches and good
schools, Price $50 per acre.
DGRBoREpW LlTZ,
Eeai Estate Agents.
tea- ]. 1857 Bedford. Pa.
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II AIDES CALLt-Make fashionable listEs
j i caH at HARTLEY & METzGERs, where
you viii find a very select asg goTtment Of choice
FLOWER SEEDS. Also, fresh aud reliable
Garden Seeds Of all kinds. marI5
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+ p BURBoEBov- ..-...yoaS J-IzI-
Bg&9 044gI = 4ggzs
BEDFURDs Pz-
US. ARMY CLAIM AGENCY
FeE TEz C9LLECTIlE Dr.
BOUNTY. BACK PAY, PENSIONS,
and 5.her Claims aEain5t tae GoFeFnment.

and o-her Claims aza7nst The Government
BOUNTY AND BACK PAY
10 enable these Eho may have claims upon she
Gnite3 States for m5neys iGe deceased officers s-8
soldiers Oh account gf military services reUdeFe1
-hiIs n the regular 0T volunteer service, ne Eb-
Iish the following order Of payment.
FIRsT.-If the deceased was Married payzgeat
win bz made: LIST, 70 the widow; ID # o. Hi3gr
te his chIld children Il Minors. r. g7saaz-.t
SEceED.-E be died HaHsQrTie3: lst. 20 the
father ID Il the father Is dead. TIE mother. Sd
Il both parents a-s dead 20 The brothers zaa SIS
ters. collectively; lastly, 20 the heirs general
he distributed in accordance with tEe laws Of the
Etatc n which the deceasd had his detaieiis.5
I In the auu6.sr entitled 70 Bounty NAY &c zddei
the pro rata BoUzty due soldiers discharged Tor
Z H9unds received IN actual bzrtle.
PENSIONS
Under tne Apt 6t Congress, approved july iEth,
s62. pensions are granted % she following classes
q persons:
tsE. InraHds disabled since. Hs7ch Ash. 1881. ia
the H1iita-y and naval service 7s TIE United state
IN the Iias 9f 5gty-
"a Widows IF officers, Soldiers or seeu5a. d--
ing d wounds reasiTei gT gf disease e9nsra1ie5 f
TIE military - Ea5a q seEFi-s Is a5qFe-
Cd Children uL-1eT siztee1 vez-z IF age ~ 81 3
deceased perscEs- i their Be no wisc-T surviving
oT from. tic tiEle ~ ye wistorzs s1eaud zla-rizs
zla- IS -a=rs EAD A4Ee 10 husband L4l-s a-
g5-cIs, s9aie-s. 81 ssazae1. deceased as arlgesai
provided the batter have se5r cc1ther vi dow 1ar
e1iri4en l4sf sixteen 1ezrs q ages Gz provided
also tAa- E.s motlar was dependent. rzsllT IT iu
part, aE.=1 the deceased f8- zup7--t
9th. Sisters under sixteen yeas ot a.. Ct sueh
deceased persons dependent 1r the latter. wholly
OF ia part j9- SaIForl3 provided ;zere are osizaf-
fll caIazais II eithcr of the last preceding
classes
sgssial asteatign given 20 CLAIMS FOR LOSS
or HORSES
applications by mali attended 10 o. Il
Inaie IL person. z~No charge made until the
Claim Is adjusted. az Iafgrmslien given tree a
charEs. April .. IS65;ti
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HOR sALE

NOR SALE.
II A FANCY STORE at wholesale 20 retail
and store room 70 lease to purehaser- The MI
linery business and Misunderstanding u be contin-
ued. Y. 3. TATE,
April l2:5t Bedford, Pa.
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NEWS FoR MoTHERsl

GO0D NEWS FOR MOTHERSl
your little oness Are your slumbers and hearts
broken by their ertess Do you awake IN .hsn morn
ing uurefueshei ana sPprehenziFez II So. pro-
cure al qBec boltle q Dr. Icons Infant Remedy
and y5u Eili have no more weary h3urs q watch
ing and anxiety
Dr. LE3N.s INFANT REMEDY
has s;9sl the ie., ef years Thousands Of nurses
and mothers bear witness that It never fails 70 give
relief II used IN season. Il Is 3 hid. vet sure
and speedy cure for Collie, Cramps and Windy
Pans, and Is iHvatuabIe for al complaints incl
dent TO TeethiBe.
Sold By Druggists throughout the United States
address ali orders to
ZEIGLER 4 SMITH.
SOLE PRoPRIET0Rs.
Nov l5, 'e5.ly l55 North Sd St., PhiIa.
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The Cleveland Plain Dealer relates the fol
loving a lady Of this city, IN giving dj-
rections 10 a new servant the other evening,
said Nov, Biddy, as soon at you have got
breakfast ready o-morrow morning, you must
ring the bell =" f'Shure an III do It mum, -
said Biddy
Atan unusually carly hour the next morn
ing t1Sre e~a.v fearfll tug at me Go0r Den
% tug that almost broke Ike wire and sent
both husband and wife into an upright posi-
ton in bed. The ringing continued with
fightful energy. Master Of the house pulled
Oh his pants, and without waiting for slippers
or dressing gown, hurries in surprise to the
door. There stood biddy upon the door step
With a countenance radiant in the conscious
ness ofa faith fully discharged duty. and with
a low courtesy exclaimed: breakfast is
ready, sur.
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9nm0rDns.
- beIones . G.

RETRlHrTsoN belongs 70 TOD
Asrrp,sa We don't need is dear at far
thing
.. wase
IEnaAcr has been the source Of the dead
best eamiiy.
j sEHDr' instipution-she Agricultural
BuFeaa
n you would look spruce in your age,
don't pine in your youth.
THE lasl place 70 look for the milk Of hu-
Ean kindness is il the pale Of civilization.
PHsro4Hs daughter found rich basket,
bit ihere was a mighty small prophet IN it.
C0LEgDGE vas once asked which Of Wads-
worth works he considered the Prettiest, ],
when he promptly replied--'His daughter
Dora
AT meeting Of unmarried printers, not
long since, the foIlowing toast was drunk in
sileaea W-oman--H Heaven reward her, she Is
always in favor ofaweIl-eondueted press.
A 4osprDo. Of q magnetic character, that
woald be drawn to the bottom Of any iron
vessel that was passing, is talked OF. It
would be very attractive arrangement
a sAs who was hit by snow-storm from q
dye-story roof wishes It had been
Announced by al the trumpets Of the sky
tlat the storm vas coming
Is q New jersey village, plain stone over
{ the grave ef a young woman has this inscrip-
ton --JuliG Adams, died Of thin shoes, pri
Il, 1885. aged eighteen.
A sgr7oS chop, in boarding house parlanee,
means a piece Of the bone Of q sheep, from
which The mutton has all been chopped
-.PDDr, why don't you get your ears crop
/ ped they are entirely too long for man.
And yours, replied Pat, oaght to be
i--safharas sh@r are TOO short for mule.
- editor thus lndulges his delinquent sub
seribsr I'VE don't want money desperately
bad: but Our creditors do, and they 40 doubt
/ owe You Ifyou pay rs, we'II pay them. and
1 they II pay you.
.3hDAs,, your boy cannot pass at half fare.
h6is too large. said the conductor Of rail.
/ way train, which had been long detained on
/ the road by snow. ''Hs may be 100 large
now, replied the matrou, ''but he was small
enough when we started. . The conductor
+ subsided-
A pgoEsr farmers wife, after having her
child baptized in church, waited in the yestry
/ till service was over TO have the registrar S
certificate endorsed in the usual manner. The
minister, not being quite sure Of the date, said
! IN al iuterrogative tone:
This is the twentieth, think q
The worthy matron, understanding the
query TO refer to the number Of her family,
very Indignantly retorted
Il think, sir, you're very inpudent, for it's
only the thirteenth.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
II Estate Of CHrisfiqH Hoffman, deceosed.
Letters Of Administration upon the estate Of
Christian Hoffman, late Of Middle Wo0dberry tp-.
Bedford county Pa, deceased, having been grant
ed TO the undersigned, by the Register of Bed
ford county. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are hereby notified ia make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the estate are requested 10 present them
properly authenticated for settlement
CHRISTIAN HOFFMAN,,
JOHN 7. HOFFMAN
AarchI5;6t Admin istrators
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NO MORE BALD HEADS
~ NO MORE GRAY LOCKS
DIR. Icons
ELECTRIC HAIR RENEWER.

i pronounced by all who have used i tae very
bes preparation for the hair. It Is positive cure
Tor Badness, eEadieafes DandrBE and HumOTs,
stops the iIsir from falling eut, and speedily res
torres Gray Locks to their original hue and luxu-
ria4ce.
IL operates on the secretions and hlls the glands
with new life and coloring matter. Thin, dead
isdei or gray hair viii always be brought aek
0l les applications, % lis youthful abundance.
vitality and c0lor.
Il makes the hair soft glossy, fragrant, pleas
ant TO the t0gea and easy 20 arrange Dry, wiry
and i0trartab}e locks become moist plant and
disposed 70 remain in any desired position. As .
Hair Dressing il has no equal. The sales are
eBorao1s and Il Is q universal favoTite with Old
and yaHuE Of b9th sexes.
sold By Druggists throughout the United States.
address ali orders %
ElEGLEk & SMITH. SOLE PR0FRlETgRs,
S0r- 10, vE-Iyr- f31 orrA laird st-s Phlla-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-17

4 sEEDrI' institation-the Agricultural
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-17
pRyYIsTKY DENTISTRY
Beautifnl Set Of Teeth iof
TErT DOLLAR9s :
DIR. VIRGIL PORTER
fIsATR or xKw gOHk eHEf3
RENTS II

In ~ m a.
ana t1e paBiis GENERALLY, fhat hs has Ioeatsd per
manently IN BLOODY BEN, where be Iaay b.
foand at 81 tines prepared . insert fr9n one
tooth 70 s fail set Il his BEAUTIFUL AKIJkA-
CIAL IEETH on new and improved atni9sPheF-
ic principles.
The fRTEHPH or MECHANICAL DEN
/ T#STR y REBBER for the basis Of artificial
tesih.
/ This discoyery Hhseh has 1aes with sueh ani-
Tersal approved throughout this and os1eI eglE.
tries, has seemingly placed ARTIFICIAL
{ DR.. PORTER Is now inserting the most BE4t-
Z yEFtL and BCRABLE at prices ranging from
Ten 10 Eighteen Dollars
per set Temporary se,s inserted ii desired. All
Z operatign warranted
1 s9F Testh extracted without pain By The use VI
{ NITROUS OXIDE or LAUGHING GAS.
s This IL ns bSAlnhug, LIT q positive iaet- 6aa
I administered fresh every day As tbe Sns AZ
uafnisterei By DR.. Porter IL prepared iH accord
aacs F5th The puril wing method Of Dr. strong u
EeR Haven CT, and PROT. SiiiIaan liate Professor
/ of Chemistry in Yale College, be has n9 hisita-
ton IN asserting that il is attended Nth no dan
ger WhatsveT. Persons desiring tse services d D
Dentist would b-enote their own interest by eall-
ing upon D.. Porter, as he Is determined 70 spare
no effort 70 please the most fasiidieus Dr. Por-
ter'a m0de q operating ElU a. az tiHler &c u the
mildest character, avoiding the infection ot the
sli igtest unnsoessary pain, and carefully adapted
70 the age, constitution, health ard psTrons c1n-
diti0n of the patient
2Ez- Special attention Is invited 70 DR. Por5er.s
scientific nethod Of preserving decayed snd aeh-
( ing teeth Teeth blaekeHe3 and diseased. cleans
I ed u appear beautiful and white.
II. VIRGIL PORTER,
Dentist.
Bloody Run. Penn'a,. March 3. Is57-1y.