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nFNTISTRY.

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II l. y. BOWsER, REsIBESv DGSrlsT, WOoD-
BERRY, Pa, visits Bloody Run three days Of each
month, commencing with the second Tuesday Of
the month Prepared to perform all Dental -oper-
ations with which he may be favored. Terms
rifhia TIC reach Of on and strictly cosh ercegt by
wise, must be paid for wlcl impressions are taken.
aug5, 6&tE
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DIED.

On the 9th Of December, 3irs. ANNIE TING
10 Union t7wship aged p years, months aud
days.
In st. Ciair township, on the 10th last, MARIA
wife Of John s. Miller, in the G0tb year Of her
age.
In Bedford township, on the Iath inst, VII
LIAM CHRIESSEI, aged = years and 4 months.
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FT1O ASSESS SORS-All Assessors n ho have not
4 yet received the duplicate assessments and
blank 81 Offices bad better come oI send and gel
them OF once, So az 70 le ready fer the appeals.
Deea mber 2Egh. vl
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8cofor0 enquirer.
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BEDFORD, pa, FRIDAY, DEC. 20. 1861.

DIaEcToRy.-The following Is a directory
of the Officers Of Bedford County and .he
Borough Of Bedford, of the Ministers Of Bed
lord. aul the time Of meeting Of the different
sss8ciaions
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50 A JOKE" Ne are not much given to
..poking fun AT or attempting to criticse
the eAusions Of Others % We are too good
natured for that. and then our own. efforts,
at times, are not altogber free from error.
But then that poetry p over the signature OF
no doubt would-be modern Cassius, in the
last gazette deserves a passing notice. In the
first place it cannot, with propriety, be ranked
as poetry, but merely as a motley jumb!iug
together Of bad English, stale sentiment and
mis-quoted wit In reading, it has effect on the
ear ike the mumbed jargon Of a modern
oyster man, which the three lengthy foot
notes fail to omakeintelligible On the whole.
it is a vain and futile attempt at wit, and we
would advise, b" Cassius, 10 better study his
role, for a terrible " reut" he hath made in
modern poetry,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20

n L BLT c SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of the last VIII and Testament OF
Isaac Cuppitt, late of St. Clair township, Bedford
county, deceased, the subscriber viii offer at pub
lie sale, on the premises, IN said teWnship, on
Saturday, January llth, lseS,
all that TRACT OF LAND being the mansion
farm Of said deceased. adjoining lands Of John
James, formerly James Mooro's heirs, Leonard
Furry and others, and containing one hundred
and twcnty-seven acres; about seventy or seven
ty five acres are cleared and under cultivation
about six acres being meadow. There are two
log dwelling houses on the place, with double
log barn and other out buildings and a well o.
water at each set of buildings. There are, also
on the premises two good apple orchards with .
considerable and fair variety Of Cherry, Pear
Peach and Plum trees &C, aud Is considered
one of the best fruit farms in the coun-
try. This land lies on the Northwest side Of the
"Chestnut Ridge" is we'll adapted to all kinds o.
grain, and is very productive. -Four and q nail
acres Of this property is detached from the man
sion place and will be sold separately The gram
in the ground is hereby reserved.
TERMS;
Onc-third Of the purchase money in hand On the
Ist of April next when the deed viii be made
and possession given, and the balance in two
equal annual payments without interest, 10 be
secured by Judgments or Mortgage, at the option
of the subscriber. The purchaser viii be re-
ouired to pay 20 per cent. of the hand money
when the property is struck down. Sale to com
mence at 10 o'clock =. N.
WILLIAM W. CUPPITT, Executor.
December 18th, lS67.-wt
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ssDgonp couSTY oFricEHs.

BEDFORD COUNTY oFFicERS.
p.rsiGe.s .Itt8ge-Hon Alex. King.
lsssciE5g jaagss-Wm. e. Eieholtz and Geo.
asHoao..sg R.si.'ey end Reeorasr, ee.-o.
T. shannon.
U-,,5jet A.i, sry--E. F. Kerr.
T-susHref-G gorge Mardorh.
v-ri5- Robert Steckman.
D~gatg Sherf8-Philip Huzzard
FeBrtg Strregor-S Samuel Kettermau
rufssi0uers-Miehael Wertz Michael S.
El,sbey and David Howsare Cierk-John G..
Fisher CogHset-John v. DiekersCn.
B.-srtors OF P00r--Samuel Beekley, d. r. An
1sr.sn and Michael Diehl. StsCard-Samuel
usfHau .h. CagRse}-E. F. Kerr C{srk-T. R.
Eetfvs Tscqa,rcr-WiIiagu Bowles PlysfcjuH
Or F. c. Reamer.
4u5ifors--David Evans, james Mattingly and
John D. Lucas.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Bargess-o E. shannon.
Aqsisfaat Burgess-Philip HuzzaTd.
Cstgcil-Thomas H. Lyons, John B0or, A. w
Mower. J. NJ Shoemaker, Hiram Lentz and T. +.
Eetfvs. C1erk-H Nicodemus. TreostTer-
John II. Rush.
r.rsfabie-W William Gephart
Y.7h C8ust1JIe--Sqmuel Waters.
School Directors-Job Mann, S L, Russell, T..
r. Gettys, Jacob Reed. John Cessna aad II. Mic
a3smus. Secrsfary-J. w. LiugeafelteT. Treas-
.-.r-T. q, Gettys.
MINISTERS.
EgisroDalion-Rev. Alfred J. Barrow.
sJgierTdB-Re A.. Y. SchencK
LtfEeral- Rev. }. Y. McAttee.
EgtLgdfsf-Rcv. 3. q. W. Reed.
garaaH Reformed-Rey. II. Heckeunan.
Eaasus CahoAc-Rev, Thomas Heyden.
ASSOCIATIONS.
BEDFORD Lodge, No. $40 a. Y NJ, meets on
the first Wednesday cI before full moon, in the
Bedford Hau, on ;he corner Of Pitt and Richard
streets.
Pegce Branch Eaeaapa,slst. No. ia, l. O. O.
r., meets on the first and third Wednesday even
iags Of each month. IL the Bedford Hail
Bsl59r1 Lo9ge, So 2o2. /. O. O. F., meets eY-
grv Friday evening, in the Bedford Hail.
Bs9ford Lodge No. us, l. @. C. T., meets IN
the Court H0gse, Monday evening of each
week
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st A ITO NE BY

Of every description at lowest prses, will Be found
at bis stsre including Foois-cap. plain and ruled.
Ledger Cap Letter Cap, Bill Paper Commercial
Note, Laaies Note, EN VEL0PES Of ali kinds
and sizes Plain and Fancy, Fine White Wove,
etc, etc STEEL PENS, Peu-iloldors. States and
Slate Pencils Of all numbers, Ink-Stauds Of the
most Beautiful AID Convenient designs and
INKS Of the best quality at the lowest prices.
also large assortment OF Z + o : L y L
LAMPS, Plain and Fancy Soaps. SMOKING
and CHEWING ToBACCUES, Cigars, Pen knives,
PERFUMERY etc. A speciality viii be made Of
the PICTURE DEP PABTNE NJ
Fiae Large Portraits of Washington, Lincoln,
johnson and other distinguished Amerieans Fan
cy Pictures, Sterenscopes and Sscreoscopic Views,
Pictufe Frames, 6c.. &c, win bo always kept On
hand Porte Monuaies, Pocket Books. hand
some Porte -FaIi0cs. etc. Niglms, ACCORDION
aud other Musical Instruments Checker Boards,
Chess-M Men, etc
Hoping to meet the patronage Of the public, he
has selected his stock with great care, and is
bound to sell cheap TO all who win give him a
call. JOHN hEEFFE.
Bedford Dec 18TH Isb---u
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OUR subscribers, who have heretofore re
ce.ved their papers at the Printing Office,
viii hereafter fnd them at the INQUIRER
B90g. STORE. adjoining the Office.
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city retail prices, al the Wceklg, Monthly and
Quarterly publications Of any character in the
country By leaving your orders at the IL
QrIRER Book STORE they win be promptly
filed. IT,
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Hostetters United States Almanac for ls6S, for
distribution, gratis, throughout the United States
and all civilized countries of the Western Hemis-
phere, viii be published about the first Of January
and an who wish to unders and the trre philoso-
ply Of health should read and ponder the yalu-
able suggestions it contains. In addition TO an
admirable ueIigal treaties on the causes, pTcyen-
tiou and cure ofa great variety Of diseases 81 en-
braces "a large an5uEt Of information interesting g
10 the merchant. the mechanic, the miner, the
farmer. the planter, and professional man and the
calculation have been made for such HeFedians
and lasitudes as are most suitable for correct
and comprehensive NAu9yAL CALES3ER.
The nature, uscs, and extraordinary sanitary
effects Of HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTER's,
the staple tonic and alternative Of more than half
the christian gliJ ARC Euy se r--l' So itz lr-r..
which are also inierspeTsed with valuable receiPes,
humorous aacctdorcs and other instructive and
amusing reading matter, original and selected
Among the Animals 60 appear vith the opening Of
the year. this viii be one Of the most useful, and
nay Dc bad, ,or he asking. Send for copies tothe
Central Mandatory, at Pittsburg, Pa, or 70 the
nearest agent ior H0sTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTEBS. The BITTERs are sold in every
city, town and village 5fthe United States.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20

SSoB BoUND, a winter idyl, the most per-
Zee. description of a Northern winter ever
written, just the thing for the season, bound
10 superb style for sale at The ISQUIREE BOOK
STORE.
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pELLs. BELLS. BELLS!

The largest stock of SLEIGH BELLS IN Bedford,
CHEAP, al LYNCHS Hardware Store, Blymyer s
old StaTd Sion # RiT sew, -"''f'
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ELEGAyr HomBAy GTT Books for young
folks aud old, at city prices, at the INQUIRER
Book STORE. call and see them.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20

No PApEE.-Ihere viii be no paper issued
from this Office next week, as IS customary,
thereby allowing the employees TO fully ea-
10y the holidays.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20

ARrHuR's Howe MAeAnyE.-T january
number of "The Home Magazine, opens
with the first Of a new series Of Temperance
Stories by the autbor OF '.Ten Nights in a Bar
Room" entitled "7he Son Of My Friend. -
This story exhibits, ina narrative Of deep and
painful interest, the evil Of drinking at fash
iouable parties. No one can read 1t without
profound impression Of the social wrongin-
volved in the custom. Miss Townsend, al
ways favorite with the reading public, be-
gins a new serial in this number, entitled
The Hollands, which opens with a spleu-
did promise of good things toeome. Besides
these, the numberis crowded with good read
ing for old and young.
'.The Home Magazine" claims to be SUI
perior to all It's eolemporaries in the excel.
lence and interest of its reading matter; while
IN its fashion aud household departments.
everything is scontained that az American wife
aud mother could desire in a periodical.
Terms 81. 90 a year. copies for 50. Pub
lished by 7. S. Arthur, Philadelphia
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20

THg AuDgEss.-NothiDg unforeseen pre-
venting, our carrier viii visit the patrons Of
the ISeclRER with his annual address on New
Years. We hope cur friends will not fail to
substantially remember him on this occasion.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20
SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTAT

TEyRUsTEE'S SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The subscriber appointed by the Orphans Court
of Bedford County, Trustee 70 make sale of the
Real Estate Of William Stoner, late Of Monroe
township. deceased wil in pursuance Of said ap-
poiatment and decree Of Court, expose to sale on
the premises, by public outcry, on
Fl4day he 3yd day Of JaaUa5Y aGrt,
the following described, real estate, VIZ: 4 tract
of land situate in Monroe township Bedford
County. continuing S4S acres more or less about
100 acres Of which are cleared aud in good state
Of cultivation, gpart being good meadow and,)
while the balance is covered with very excellent
timber. \ good orchard, good spring and good
buildings are upon the property. This tract ad-
Joins lands Of George Ncnstine, John Nyeum,
Nancy Davis and others and will be offered upoa
the following terms: One third at the confrma-
tiou Of sale. and the remaining two thirds ~ two
equal annual payments thereafter secured by
Judgment bonds, with interest from time Of con
frnation Of sale: rail- al the confirmation should
the purchaser prefer. sale 10 commence at II
O'Clock %. Of said day.
l. II. LONGENECkER, Trustee.
December l3. lS67.-WS
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Mrs Ashcom, Of Bedford county, having cata-
ga.t forty years one eye ard ten years on the
other, causing total blindness, DR.. Sterrett re-
moved the cataraets So that she, with either eye,
can read the finest print without glasses. Mrs.
Charleston also from Bedford, six years entirely
blind from cataract, few days ago, had the eata-
raot removed and again sees to read. dec5w4
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20

NlGxoLI4 WATER is a delightful toilet ar
ucIe-superior to Cologne and al halt the
price
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DLUODY RUN
% MARBLE WORk S

r. H. SIPES having established a manGlactoTy
Of Monuments. Tomh-stunes, Table Tops, Coan-
ter-slabs. Ec., at Bloody Run, Bedford CO.. Pa.
and having on hand O we'll selected stock Of for
ci.-u and American Marble, is prepared to en- al
orders promptly and do work in neat and work
manlike style and ON the most reasonable terms
An work warranted and Jobs delivered TO all parts
Of this and adjoining counties without extra
aplI9Iy.
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Iaa PooE-uhon we always have with Us,
should now be especially remembered. 10
l5s universal good cheer Of the coming holi-
as DO not forget them, but eudeavor TO
se ihe enjoyment real, by dispensing
".ast which So have and to spare, unto the
aeedyaHd helpless. The Lord ioseth cheer
ID. gger. and surely great is the reward Of
'h- charitable. A load OF wood to the freezing
o. sack Of flour to the starving may make
apps household, and lay up for the donor,
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TsTATE OF THOMAS INLER, deceasel.-
II The Register Of Bedford County having
granted letters Of Administration with the viii
annexed upon the estate Of Thomas Imler late Of
Bedford township, deceased, to the subscriber,re-
siding ia Bedford township; all having claims
against said estate are requested 20 make known
the same % hiia without delay, and those indebted
10 make immediate payment.
EPHBAIM IMLER.
Dee. IL, '67. Administrator c. T. o.
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[. o. 0. F.-LoDGE DEDIcAroS.-The order
Of Odd Fellows at Bloody Run intend dedi-
eating their new hall on New Years. The
ceremonies promise to be interesting. There
wiu be a public procession, and an address IS
to be delivered by D. D. G. N. Hickok.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20

TNSURAN CIV coming Insurance Company
/ Of WHks Barre, Capital Sl59,e0o Commerce
Insurance Company 81 Albany, New ork, capt.
tai sjgH eco. Fuit9n Insurance Company oI New
York City, Capital S2a0iGa0
#. BENEDICT. agent ~ BedfoTd. Office With
d. Nirodcnus
r.. N. MaSELBs a gent M Bloody Eur,
December 2nth 1867. nsG
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The DrAWoNn DICEuNs --Iarrlr DoRRIr
The eighth volume of the dainty little "Di-
amond Edition Of Dickens is nov out com
pleting nearly two thirds Of the whole series
The same merits that we have admitted for
the former volumes Of this edition mark the
present volume, namely, compacness, beau
ty Of typography, substantial paper, charac-
teristic illustrations, bandiness Of size, ele-
gance Of appearance aud remarkable cheap
ness. 1t slips easily into an ordinary coat
pocket, taking up but little space, whilst it is
handsome enough, inside and out, for the l.
brary shelf or the parlor table C7erelaad
Herald
The arrival Of Dickens in this country 10
give readings from his works makes 1t desira
bic for all who hope to hear and thoroughly
appreciate him. to be acquainted with his
wonderful writings The Diamond Edition
renders this practicable for all. The cost Of
each volume of the beautiful illustrated Dia-
mond Dickens is only Sl50; plain edition.
I.25. It can be procured Of any bookseller,
or viii be sent postpaid by the Publishers,
Tickn0r and Fields, Boston.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20

IL KINDS OF BLANKS for sale at the IN
a ouir.r aNs-- fall supplv If Deeds, tea
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20

1868. JANUARY. 1868.
Commences new volume Of THE RIVERSIDE
MAGAZINE Tor Young People PubiisheI
monthly, attractiveig illustrated by the most tall
euted American Artists, AID contains amusing
and Instructive articles upon History, Narratives
of Travel Adventures 10 various Countries, Man
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by the great Diversity, Freshness and HeaithI-
ness Of its Literary Coptents. The publishers
promise a steady improvement iu the new volume,
introducing many new popular features All the
Press speak Of it IN terms Of unqualified praise.
HUBD HoLGHTON. Publishers,
Send fof q tuil prospectus of Vol. T. announe-
ing the geut plans for next yeaI with special in
5aeemeuts for clubs and premiums for new sub
scrihers, among which are the
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PRIZE,
THE DICKENS PRIZE,
THE MACaULEY PRIZE,
THE IRVING PRIZE.
1890 Ladies wanted immediately to canvass for
this magazine. Very liberal terms offered.
December l0th, 1857.
NEW BOOK, STATIONERY
AND
PICTURE STORE.
The undersigned has opened in sbaaer's building
Juiaua street., NEW
BOOK, STATIONERY AND PICTURE STORE.
Having purchased the largest stock Of Book and
Stationery over lrr.rr-ht "a thfr y.,4ra- al thr
LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES,
ae aatt,rs bimsolf that he VIII bo aJlc to sell
CHEAPER
than any other person engaged in the same busi-
ness. His stock consists in part Of
SCHOOL BOOKS.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
STANDARD POETRY
POPULAR NOVELS,
Also hymn BOOKS for all Denomination,
/ EPIsCOPAL-PBAYER BOOKS, AISSALs. Sc.
CHILDREN's
Story Books Books or Parlor 8fagig, Books on
Games, Song Books, Dime Novels. oto.
lis stock Of
S CH o OIL B o o X 5
/ Embraces OsEood's Series Of Readers, Browas
Grammars, Brooks Arithmetic Davies
Algebra, Raub's SPellsr, and all
books used in the Com
mvu Schools Of Bedford County: also COPY
BOOKS, OF ail kinds.
STAT ] o \ ER
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DEER.-Six deer in q drove were seea in
Snake Spring Valley, on the farm Of Mr..
Lutz, near the factory, on Saturday. 1t is an
unusual thing for deer IN such numbers to
visit this immediate section. but there seems
90 be any amount Of large game eziant this
season We uotire as many as six deer and
d bear being killed in the aortherH part
.fLh. c1untr-
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LUTHERAN SUNDAY School ASNIyEEsARY,
SeHELsBu EG.-We understand that the reg
u.ar Christmas anniversary, in connection
With the Reformation Jubilee, will be held on
Christmas night in the Lutheran Church
seae..sburs. There viii be speeches, dialogues
Agmus, chants anthems, desigus or embiefns.
and Instrumental music The church willte
elegantly decorated.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20
MICHAEL S. RITCHIEY,
DAVID HOWSARE,
PETER II. BARTON,
JS0. O. FISHER, ClerE. Commissioners.
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ENrERrblsE.-ChamJ Jersburg has now an
organized Building Association. Iheamount
Of stock Is limited to FIVE hundred shares
three hundred OF which have already been
subscribed. Would 1t not pay if an organi-
zation Of this kind were to be started 10 Bed
ford. There seems to be plenty Of room for
such enterprise.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20

The Anniversary Of The Lutheran sabbath
School will be held IN the Lutheran Church
on next Sunday evening. The exercises vii
consist ofaddresses by Messrs. J. VI. Reynolds
W. c. Schaeffer and II. ". Fisher, distribu
ton Of premiums ard report Of the school foi
the past year The public respectfully ia.
vI.ed 10 attend
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20

HUNTINGDON q BRoADToP RAILROAD
AA-on and after Thursday, Oct. l6, SGT, Pas
senger Trains viii arrive and depart as follows:
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-20

PERsoNs desiring any Of the leading Peri
odicals or Newspapers Of the country can be
supplied, at city retail prices, by leaving their
orders at the ISQUIRER BOOK SroRE IT,
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o.. A. sTERBETT, N. b., 0CULIsT, No 277
- Penn Street, P.usbErg, Pa. Removes Cata-
ract by new operation, causing but slight pain.
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