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A IL INTERESTED
~ VIII please remember our Books viii be ready
for settlement
JANUARY I, 1867.
Those interested are respectfully notified, they
mast settle their accounts. Thanking al who have
heretofore complied with our terms. We also, in
form ALL who neglect to do so, they viii find then
claims il the hands OF an officer for collection
sixty days after date named above.
A. p. CRAMER & co.
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TRGUMPH IN DENTISTRY.

HNR1UMPH IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
By the use Of Nitrous Oxide Gas, and is attended
with danger whatever
TEN 0RARY SETS
inserted if called for. Special attention win be
made to diseased gums and cure warranted or
no charge made.
TEETH FILLED
TO last for life, and all work in the dental line
done 20 the entire satisfaction of all OF the money
refunded. Prices shall correspond with the
times.
have located permanently in Bedford, and
shall visit Sehellsburgh the lst Monday Of each
month, remaining one week; Bloody Run the Sd
Monday, remaining one week the balance Of my
time can be found at my Office doors South OF
the Court House, Bedford, Pa.
WM. W. VAN ORMER,
Nov. %. 1866. Dentist.
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TAVERN LICENSES.
Il The following named persons hare taken out
given that The same viii be presented to the Court
Of Quarter Sessions 60 he held al Bedford, on the
llth day of Feby next for allowance:
j. il. Grccnough, Sazt1n Borough.
David Weimcr, Ciea-yilc.
Wm. NJ. Pearson, Woodbury.
Isaac IeEgel Bedford Borough.
Nm. 7. Grove, Bloody Run Borough
D.. d ". OFT, Bloody Run
Henry Eiuck, WcoIbcrry
Rachel Naugle, So. CIairsvilic.
James L. Prince, SaAton.
janis o. j.. SHANNON. Clerk.
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T7sTATE OF JACOB BEIsEL, DECEASED.
ia Letters testamentary having been granted to
tae uudersigne by the Register Of Bedford county,
upon the estate Of Jacob Beisel late of the Town
ship Of st. Clair, County Of Bedford, deceased,
all persons indebted to said estate are hereby no
titled and required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims are requested TO present
them for immediate settlement.
JOHN ALDSTADT,
r. ar. Executor.
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supplied BY mountain springs the
valley, disappear and wind through unexplo-
red channels, beneath the surface Of the
earth for considerable distance, then burst
forth a pure and strongly flowing fountain
One may be found at the residence of Mr..
Henry Smith, and another at the homestead
Of Mr. Samuel James. It may be proper TO
remark, en.passaai that the gentlemen just
named. are not only possessed Of excellent
social qualities; but also Of pure patriotism,
clear and uniailjng as the pelIucid waters Of
an overaowing fountain
AS a faithful chronicler, it is our duty 70
state that in some aspects, there IS yet room
for Improvements, in Friend Cove, No turn
pike or macadamized road winds through
this lovely vale. It's highways and byways, al
certain seasons, are IN such a state as 20 rem
der travel quite difficult. The Covites are
never startled from their prayers or medita-
tons, by the rumbliug Of Railroad cars, aud
the shrill screaming of the steam whistle no
such improvement having as yet been at
tempted amongst them. Travellers here,
have not the facilities of the autiquated slow
N moving stage coach, to aid them in their
ingress and egress. The first telegraphic line
for the especial benefit of the inhabitants Of
its principal village, is not as yet established!
There are two post-offces in the Cove, sup
Piled with mail matter twice a week. The
route extends from Bedford to FHntstone,
Maryland. The mail is carried on horse
back. When the roughness and dreariness
Of part Of the way is considered, the concur
sion is irresistible that that heroic carrier,
must have the perseverance of Hannibal, and
the patience Of job! Pilgrims sympathy is
with this heroic equestrian, in his toilsome
and frequently recurring journeys. The anti
guq5y having not as yet arrived, we abruptly
close for the present, with much love for kind
friends
PuGRM
FGIryD's Corr, January %, 1867.
\. B. Pilgrim has learned that the val
liant charge, made by Uncle Toby, Gpon
literary thieves and their eonfederales, has
! produced some squirming amongst the 1o1aer
graduates of Snyder College It is whis
pered that the spurious Uncle Toby, denie.
the paternity of his literary children ! Wha
an unnatural father Shame ! shame Let
him forsake his evil ways, repent and sin nc
more. 2.
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PRoCLAMAToN.

10 The Coroner, he ,Jastice3 Of the Peace, and
CoRsia5ies "a fhe different Townships IN he
County # Bedfora, Greeting:
Know YE that in pursuance Of q preeept to me
directed, under the hand and the seal Of the Hon
ALEXANDER KING, President Of the several
Courts Of Common Pleas in tie Sixteenth District,
consisting Of the counties Cf Franklin, Fulton,
Bedford and Somerset, and By virtue Of his Office
Of the Court Of Oyer and TerIniner and General
ja Delivery for the trial Of capital and other Of
Tenders therein and in the General Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions Of the Peace; and WH. G. EICH-
oI9z and JAMES BUrNs, Jr. Esqs, judges Of the
same Court, in the same County Of Bedford, you
and each Of you are hereby required to be ani
appear IN yoar proper persons, with your Records
ECc0guizaEees, Examinations, and other remem
braucCs, before the Judges aforesaid, at Bedford
40 Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer and General Jai
Delivery and General Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace taoEeiu to be holden for the county Of Bed
taEi, aforesaid, the
S.e3ad Hadgg gf FeJrraTy i5e'ag he lld day,
at 40 o'clock In the forenoon Of that day there ant
t1s,ia 70 81 t2an things 10 which yair several of
ces pertain.
Given uudermy hand at Bedford, On the 2Gth O.
November in the year Of our Lord, 1868.
jauls:67 ROBERT STECKMAN, ShE.
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Wedding Cards, Business Cards, Bill
Heads. Circulars. and all kind of Mercantile,
Blanks, neatly and expeditiously executed at
the INQUIRER Job Office.
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GRAND JURORS
~ Drawn for February Term. 2d Monde, ll4,h
dag) a. D. 1867 4i'i
~ Jo9n arnold. Jorsaaa, John M0rtimore,
SadwHiadcr Egans, Uriah C0nlev.
lehn hardman, L n Fyan
y LslAbt4ghi, James CaTnell,
JACOB hetd, Fred. II Deegle
Andrew Mortlmore, Tho N Rids5o1-
Peter 80rningstar John G Figart.
Jonu Holderbaum, Asa Hougare
Azariah Blackburn, CT Hetzell.
levi c Thomas Daniel gbreeyos
fhilip Snyder, Michael Miller
'oAn hlne, William EgolE
Ll5T or PETIT JURORS DRAWN pop SAVE rypN
: ., S2nAtaan Dichl Thos johns,
I'm !" y 4austz' A. J. Morgart,
-, 5ai.1y s9y John Shoemaker,
Joseph aleghtcr, Thomas TyoIcr
IAohas b smith, Jason Hapks
Gabriel Burket, Corneliae po,,o
DaFid Figar5 3. II. Waltsr
Jon. G. Edwards, Simon Nycum.
Aaron Reed, Adam Geller
Jos. Weaverling David Miller
James Armstrong, Francis Dopahoe
William RalstQn, Capt Eichelberper
Samuel Iogue, DR. Asa DuYal
jacob tlaags Christian Miller,
stephen hemer, II Clay LashIey,
Daniel Hetzel Peter II. Shires
Elm 6wartzwclder, Jacob Bowser
=. j. depnart Joseph Miller,
william Bowles, DR.. j. Compiler.
Drawn and certified at Bedford, this 24th day Of
November, A. D. 1866.
ISAAC KENsINGER,
WILLIAM KIRK,
attest; Jury Commissioners
JOIN q. FisHER, oFk. janis
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DlssoLvrIoz.-Mai. W. f. Johnston has
Withdrawn from the firm Of S. E. Henry and
Co., having sold his interest to Mr. Christ
Long. The firm now consists Of S. &. Henry
T. s. Johnston and c. Long, all ofwhom are
clever gentlemen and who viii spare no pans
10 accommodate their customers. We are
pleased to learn that our friend, the Major.
intends starting first class store IN the
Spring. We wish ali parties success.-I'sR-
don JoRTHaL
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TF1RAL LIST FOR FEBRUARY TERM
i 1867 9TH day.
Corovcr, Dorf & Co. vs.. Isrsel 0ppenheimer
B. ". GarTetson vs.. Jno. W. Beelers Adm rs
Homer Neice Ys. Wm Woy.
Gideon Hitechew VS. Adam Z Miller.
z. a. Eockler VS. JAG A Raum.
Uriah Adams vs. Sarah Pierees Exrs.
David Heller ys. Huntingdon & B. T. r. r.
b. w. GarrCtsOu's use VS. Isaac Miller
Liiz. II. Bridenthal VS.. Emily Wolf.
Same vs.. Angelina Earnest ct al
Same VS.. Sarah Sleek.
Certified January 18th, 1857.
janis o. Z. SHANNON, Pr3th'y.
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GIVE IHAhllAta hGAihft
Tor bronchitis. Asthma, CatarrI, Con
sumptiyc and Throat Biseasea,
rR0cugs ARE Used WITH ALwsTs GOOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will End Trortls useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual ezertion of the vocal
organs. The TrocAes are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Be
ing an article Of true merit, and having proceed
tbeiE efficacy by test Of many years, each year
finds them in new localities in various parts Of The
world and the Iraedss arc universally prgnouH-
ccd better than other articles.
obtain only "Br5wn's bronchial Troches,' and
DO not tskc any Of the Torfi7ra faitaaova that
mav Je offered. SOLD EvEnYWHERE.
NoY.s0 IS5G:fm
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NJ c. FETTERLY,
Has just received splendid lot Of
FANCY DRY GOODS
consisting in part Of Fancy Dress Goods, Silks,
French Morinoes, Alpacas, Delaines,
Flannels Muslins Prints,
Cioaking Cloth,

.CIOAKS and FURS,
Shawls, Skeletons, Balmorals, Hosiery, Gloves,
Dress Trimmings, Fancy Buttons, Velyets, Ladies
Dress Gapes. &c. A handsome assortment OF En-
broidery, Mourning and Lace Goods, Ladies and
Children's Shoes, with great variety OF notions,
and a handsome assortment Of toys. Her stock
consists Of every article kept in first CLASS Fancy
store Thankful for past fayors she respectfully
asks continuance of the public patronage.
Nov. 9-3m.
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FIsE-Oa Friday last about twelve O'Clock,
noon, the carriage shop belonging to Aeugei
& Gahegaa. situated on Washington street,
near Bath, took FIRE in the basement story,
and almost instantly the frame fabric was IN
flames. the fire having communicated to the
paints, varnishes and oils with which the room
was stored Indeed, 50 rapidly did the fire
spread that it was impossible, at the time 1t
was discovered 10 save any Of the property.
The proprietors we're both at dinner, and
reached the shop IN time to see the flames
spreading with increasing rapidiy and fury.
The engines were early on the ground, but
unfortunately they were useless for time,
as both were frozen from having been lett
standing with Snow or water in them. The
Juaiata, the smalles. engine, was the first to
be ru. in working order, and then not until
the adjoining dwelling house Of Mr.. J. E.
Greene had caught from the flames, which
lashsd with unqUeuchable fury over and
around it. Fortunately, almcs. al. the tarnl-
ture etc, IN de dwelling, was removed before
IL caurht. The other house adjoining the
CONFERENCE.-The lrfek Of Dr. Snare, and
3Le frame of mr. Murray,- saved through
the czeraous of our citizens; bUt it was with
the greatest difficulty tina. e. blacksmith shop
to the rear was prevented from catching. 1t
is the belief that if the large engine-the
Phoeuix-had been in fit condition, the dwell
ling house Of Mr. Greene would have been
protected bat it was not until the whole bull
ding was in flames that it commenced to play
O.. all.
The unfortunate men lost heavily. Mr..
Meagel lost in the neighborhood Of $500; lie
had also some lumber, window frames, etc.
for a new house, destroyed, besides sleigh
carriages and tools. Mr.. Greeue's loss is
about the same. The house cost him $500,
which he had recently paid for and was about
having it insured; he and wife lost some
valuable clothing. Neither Of the parties had
insured their Froperty, and they have accord
iuely met with almost total loss; but we arr
plaasadto note that the proyerbiai liberality
ofour citizansis being extended to them: who
all being in limited circumstance, are in nee'
of the same.
Its not positively known how the fr'
originated. but It IS thought that some SHAY
iugs In the shop had taken FIRE from tn
Huntingdon Globe.
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CHEHIFF SALE
BY virtue Of o writ Of ycud. ezp0nas and Gcri
tacias - nc directed, there win be sold at the
JRDAY Tie 9Th agy uf February 4. u. 1867, at
o O'Clock 4. A, The following real estate, 20 wit
One traet of iaul sitgrie n Liberty tp., Bedford
eagqHfY- fae @e-e5 ss-s fisht, ti.!e.
one hul-- t fifty acres, about fifty acres
cleared aas .-lael i-Gee; lag ing thereon erected
good ee .g aaE H.Gza, vita Kitchen attached
sgLlas house. barn. cooper sl9P5 aaa ether 0u,
luiij5uEs thereon. Also, tro apple orchards
thereon. Adjoining lands Of Geo Rhodes, vii
liam Litt.c, ~ y G1zg-r end a.he-z, and taken
ia cSccuti 4 IS tEc s-og rty II Nilji-n s. Eutri-
ken.
ALSO, aa ths Defendant right title and inter
est il 1.a ls e tract Of la-ag containing one hun
cleared aad under f-asei having thereon erected q
two story log house, sngiug house. dry house bank
4 barn and other ont houses, and say r3iI thereon
erected also, el apple orchard ef choice fruit
tac-eaa adj aug laaas ai George Reads, Wm.
Eiaea, e. Litl-, and others, aai taken in exc
cutigl .le T.. perry -i NIG. s. Enesj6en.
Also, All t-c defendants right, title and in
tercst H. and 30 rgae' of land situate In Union
township, Bedford county, containing about 400
acses more or less about so acres cleared and un-
der fence, with o two story log house and log
barn thereon; a3i dining .Uuis Of Christian Brig
gle, Mathew AgEchcad, and o.hcrs.
ALSO, All defendants interest in and too
tract 81 land containing abVgt 29u acres more or
less, about 20 acres cleared and under fence with
two story and a haE log dwelling house there
on erected, adjoining lands " Joseph StGcr,
Samuel Archer and others.
ALSO, ali the defendants interest in and %
tract Of land containing geo acres, more or less,
about 10 acres cleared and partly under fence
with % story and haIf log house and log stable
thereon erected. Joining lalds yf George &isey,
David Lewis, dec d, and others.
ALSO, All aeleUleEts Interest III and GO a tract OF
land containing about go acres or less about
so acres cleared and under fence, with two story
Log House and Bank Barn thereon erected, ad-
joining lands gf John Boyer, Samuel Walters
and others, and seized and taken ia execution as
property OF David q McCpu;aG.
ROBERT SlEgEAfhN, Sheriff
Slcrit's ufisg, Jan. ls, 1867.
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STORE FOR SALE.

IL
The subscriber viii sell his DRUG STORE, 10
Gated in Holli6aysburg, Pa, containing, DRUGS,
GLASSWARE, PATENT MEDICINES, FANCY
GOODS, CONFECTIONERY, SC. The terms
arc one-half in hand and the balance in three and
six months. Persons desiring information in re-
gard to this establishment will call on THos. W.
HrAFD, at Adams Express Office, Bedford, or on
W,f. c. ErAN, at the INQUIRER Office.
Jan Il.:3t H. b. MARTIN.
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'DEDF0RD COUNTY S. s

BEDFORD COUNTY g. S.
- At an Orphans Court held at ReIl0rd, in
and ioF the county Of Bedford on the 18TH day gf
NoYemteTr A. 4. sG6, before the JUDGES OF the
said Court; On motion of John Mower. ESQ. the
Court grant O Rule on Che aeiss and Icya. -eprc
sentatives Of Artemas Bennett, late Of seuthainp
ten township, deceased, 70 wit Lideah Bennett
widow Of the said A. Beunajt, deed: Abraham s.
Bennett Of Allegheny county. Nd. Mary s.. in
termarTied with Christ1rEer Walter, residing IN
the State Of Iowa; Charles S. Beunet George Ben
nett, Daniel s. Bennett, Barbara, nov dead who
was iuteTmarFled with J Ohm Leasure, and who has
left issue, four children, viz. Jcmima Mary Re
becca Ann and Atsey, Mary, intermarried with
Thomas Lcasule, Artcmas S. Bennett and Tascy
Bennett TO DC and appear sc an Orphans Court
to bo held 1t Bedford, in and for tho county Of
Bedford, on the 2l Monday, Ilth day of Februa-
~ next 10 accept or refuse to take the real es-
tate Of said deceased at the valuation which has
been valued and appraised ia pursuance OF a
writ Of partition and valuation issued out Of cur
said Court and 20 the Sheriff OF said county di-
rectcd, OF show cause why the same should not
be sold.
D.. 81 Ia testimony whereof ] have hereunt0
sci my band and seal Of tho Court at Bedford. the
goth day Of November, a. b. 1886.
@. e. SHANNON, CLERK.
AtteF-- I4-EHT STFga. sTty s.. Sh# iauFS
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TF1BIAL LIST FOR SPECIAL COURT, 18th
/ day Of February, 1867
Martin CpTdel SIS. Paul Fouec.
Jac. II. Lon geneckcr VS.. Jos. N. Shocnfelt
Sam'l StrayCr ct al ys. ChaE Madden.
Saml Clark vs.. Wm. Sleek.
Plus Lit1e's sdm'r vs. Jno. " Roelgr's admir-.
Bloody Run School Dist. ys. ". Prov. s. Dist.
Thos. ". Blackburn Ezr vs John Hull ct. al.
II. d D. Railroad VS.. Wm. T. Daugherty.
same sd. Sam'i Carn's admir-.
Same Ju0 6. Clark,
Same Jno W. Crisman.
Sau'l i. FlGclS VS.. Rich. Langl0n,
c. Fockler 6 Son ys. Geo Boades ct. a..
Cornelius Derore rs. Wm. B. Huffman.
Mary Potts VS., Anth'y Smith wife
Madara Spang ys. Eyersole.
Martin Cordei vs.. David Byers.
Eigck 6 Wharton Ys. Homer Nciee.
Jacob Stuckinius vs. Sophia Lutl gazell.
Certified Jan. 2Ist 1887.
Jan. %. o. z, SHANNON, Pr0,hy.
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TsTATE OF SAMUEL WALTER, deceased.
II --Letterz Of Administration, having been
granted to the undersigned by the Register Of
Bedford county, upon the estate Of Samuel Walter,
late Of Union township, Bedford CO., deceased,
all persons indebted 70 said estate are hereby no
tilted and required to make immediate payment
and those having claims are requested to present
them for immediate settlement
HENRY B. WALTER.
Jan. HOT Administrator.
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PEDFoRD COUNTY IS:

TIE Commonwealth N PeaassiUoaia 10 fbe Sdsr
~ y be1Jord c0uHtg, GREETING hcrcas Lore.
- smith, by her next friend Mary 4. Biorly did
prefer her petition 20 the President Judge Of the
Court ot Common Pleas of Bedford county, prsv-
ing for the causes therein set forth, that she
should be divorced from fhe bonds If faatrfmonv
entered into with Aaron s. Smith. Nc, Therefore
command you, as We have hsretolora commanded
you, that you, the said Aaron 5. Smith, setting
aslde ali other business and excuse whatsoever, be
S0d appear IN your proper person before our
gaoGes at bedford, the second Monday, lIth
cay ei ebruary next % answer the petition or
llpel ef the said Lotta Smith and show cause why
ne said Lotta Smith, your wife, should not be
tlyoIeed from she bonds Of mstrimony &C., agree-
atsy 70 the act gf assembly In such case made and
I pnsYided; ami hereof fail not
y ltness the lion. Alex, King. Esauire President
oi cur said Court at Bedford, the 18th day or
December, A. D.. 1865.
o. I. SHANNON, Prot'y
Attest; Roman S7ECEHAy, shh. janis
BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS
II 81 IN Orphans Court held at Bedford, in
9nd for the county Of Bedford, on the 18th day Of
November A. D. 1866, before the judges Of the
said Court; On motion of j. B. Cessna ESQ. the
Cotfct grant Rule on the heirs and legal fepre-
sentatiYes Of Martha Ritchey, late Of Union tp.,
I deceased, to Wit, John G. Ritchey, Daniel y
RiteheF, Of Amenon, Henry county Illinois; ia
cob HltehcJ, tminor) Of Wayne county, O; Mary
wife Of Michael Walter, Bedford county; Sarah
/ Bitchey, Hannah Iitchey, Samuel L. Ritchey,
me last t1rce arc minors and reside in Bedford CO..
and husband, Ferdinand Ritehey, who has as
signed his interest in the real estate to the said
! heirs, % be and appear at aH Orphans Court to
be held at Bedford, IN and for the county Of Bed
1ord, on the % Monday, IIth day of February
next e aeeept o. refuse to take the real estate Cf
SAID deceased, at the valuation which has been
Fa-ded and appraised in pursuance Of a writ Of
partition W valuation issued out Of our said Court
ana 20 LIc sacrlh of said cou1ty directed, or show
cause why tie same should not be sold.
IN testimony whereof / have hereunto set my
5aHd and seal Of the said Court at Bedford, the
goth day Of November a. D. 1865.
o. Z. SHANNON, OK.
4tttos.: RgEEnr SrEcs--s,. NEr
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TIXECUToB'S NOTICE.-Letters tcstamenta-
u ~ having been granted to the subscribers,
Executors Of the last win and testament Of Peter
Harms Of East Providence tp, deceased. Notice
is hereby given TO all persons indebted to said es-
tate to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims viii present them duly authenticated
for settlement, GEORGE karin,
+. Providence.
DAN'L SPARKS,
W.''Proyidence
Jan.l1.6t Executors.
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nen- Wedding Cards, Business Cards, Bill
Heads, Circulars, andall kinds of Mercantile
Blanks, neatly aud exPeditiously executed At
be INQUIRER Job Office.
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CAUTION TO TREsPASSERS.-Au persons
- are cautioned against Hunting or otherwise
trespassing upon my farm, as 1 am determined to
enforce the law again st all disregardipg this no
tice. ELENOR N. MAY.
Harrison twp, Jan. II, 1S67.3t
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4 CCOUNT IN LUNACY.
y The Account Of Henry 3. Walter Committee
Of Samuel Walter q LuHatiC, VIII De presented 90
tho Court Of Common Pleas ora the 18th day Of
February next FOX confirmation.
@. +. SHANNON, Frot'y.
Jan. 2lst, 1867.
"a --'-'--i i7--f---y-- ~ rr@;Zesc9T' g.- 49,,
The Register Of Bedford county having granted
letters ol administration upon the estate Of John
b. Eochcalarier, late Of South Woodbegry tp.,
decd, to The subscribers, a1 persons indebted 90
za.d estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against Il arc
reques s,ed to present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
JOHN 2 EOCUEEDARFEE,
JACOB Z. EOCEEEDARFER,
Jan. %, 1861, Administrator
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II UNTINGD0N 4 BR0ADT0P RAILROAD
A1-On and after Thursday, Jan. 10, 1867, Pas
sEngeF Trains viii arrive and deuart as follows.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-01-25

Tor bronchitis, Asthma, CaturTll, Con
sumptivc and Throat Diseasca,
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-04-05
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