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Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
GOES BRlDLEY'S SUPER-PHOSPHlTE
= Z MI e

| am prepared, by written authority ,o sbou A. =.
this phosphate is the original, and that Rn.so, c.
and Z. Frank Coe. were the orioin.,o,s &c 60,
Phosphate, in Boston. Mass, that E. Franz g. =
the junior partner, and nephew of Russel Coo sn1 -
!. no'r "esS' as conducted and carried on formerly
" now IN 'ne hands of Russell Coe. of New York.
ply. s 'ne farmer not to be humbuged by other
"aseS ',iat may come into the market, and re.
r 'soe"'eu as oe'ng the original AS have stated,
prepared TO prove there is no other genuine of
-"'S MAKE except as sold by Russell Goes regular
agents throughout the country. l have
got 'ne Phosphate to excel all others, and the farm
"ers VIII hnd it to their interest to call and give
ne their ORDERS have so tons now, fresh from
ne factory stored in HOfecker & Bros. Woolep |
hili' opposite Depot, Smyrna, Del.
JOHN R. WILSON.
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Wanted. AGENTS SIS TO saOO per month,

,' "ltou' ASents,everyw S' Ea male oi0",n "nd
ieInaie, m. 10 Introduce the GENUINE IMPROVE6
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACIIiNF
hs machine Will stitch, hem, FELL tuck, Quilt cord
nlnd oraId and embrOlder in most superior manner
Will pay $1,000 for any mach ne that viii sow
e', more beautiful, or more elastic seam than onrs
II makes the . Elastic Lock Sutch" Every second
stea can De cut and st1 The cloth cannot be nnIIed
% apat Wllhont tearing il, We pay Agents from S15 IN
9%Oo per month and expenses or a commissinn frons
G Wn,cn twIce that amount can be made Address SF
CO"l1 " o T1S 70. PIttsburg, Pa, Boston, Mass.
ties palmlng off worthless cast.Iron macInos nn par
ne sane name or otherwise. Ours is the only penu
me and really PRACTICAL cheap machine mannfac.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

IKHuSSf;S.-" SEELEY'S Hard Rubber TrusS 1"
cures Rupture, retains the most difficult safely and
never rusts' breaks, moves or soils; always
Chestnut street street. PhiladeI phia.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

The following is part of the general assor,rsr,.
10000 feet A lst Common White Pine
10000 feet "A Cd
10000 feet A Sd "a
10000 feet "A Common Cuttings.
2@'UOO @ feet "a lst Common Plank.
5000 feet ga
5000 feet 5.4
%o'uOO rect choice Williamsport 5.8 in Siding. 16
|o'O0o feet Hemlock Boards, l2 and I6 foot l,ng.
,ba %SOoO ieet HemOck Flooring; dressed ready for
%U,OOo teet White Pine Flooring dressed ready
:, 2O'OOO it. 2x4, 3x4, l2xl4, I6x1s Hemlock so.n,
ling. 'i'0cA 0eant-
10000 feet 3x6, Sx7, sz8, 3x9 and snlO Hemloc.
Joist, all lengths. -'O'"
5,OOO best Cedar Shingles, 2 feet long.
2S,OOO best Cypress North Carolina Shingles.
2O,OOO l8 inch White Pine Bunch Shingles.
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we Sell for One ksoIlar

GOLD and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines. Sill
"a Dress Patterns Carpeings, Domestic Goods DO
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving full particulars ten checks sent for ono Dol
lar describing ten different articles which weswIl
sell for ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Splendid inducements offered TO Agents sendinq
Clubs Address LABONTE 4 BABBITT,
No 80 Sudbury ST. Boston, Mass.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

WOODS PRIZE MOWER
retaining all the advantages which has mad. i 90
universal favorite in years past, is orcatv IN, 80
proved by the addition of Steened Gnards Nnr.
rltman Connections, Spring Seat, Adjustable FoId,
ing Shoe, making Perfect Machine of the Iigbt
est draft the most durable, and at the same time tho
most simple and Best Cutting Machine in the world
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
ASA e. WORDEN

UENERAL AGENT FOR DELAWARE
Also, Agent for the PELTON HORSEpOwFp
pno uEISER (or Dingey) THRESHER. and o,ha. inl.
agricultural Machinery. Address. N''O o'''eF
SMYRNA, DELAWARE
March Iltb 1859
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
q e no o Val.

lE'aslh30mable TaiIori1ngo
JOHN It. DAVIS
Ir can moved his Tailoring establishment from WIN.
a,.oD. Old Stand, to the opposite side of the
street, adjoining Mrs. Roberts, where he will ' he
March 1Ith, 1865
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mARKEFS.

PHrAoElruIA. Aug l7.-Tbere Is not
much doing in cloverseed, and prices are
necessarily unchanged: sales Of 200 bushels at
Ss -; go bushels Of timothy sold at g p T.
aashel-an Improvement. the receipts Of fax
seed are friAing- and it is ia demand at = 50.
The Flour marset continues without spirit. as
there Is M disposition on The part Of fhe local
tradeto anticipate their immediate wants, and
30 iuaRiry for shipTeut to anY quarter; small;
sales of extras al IS COOS 90 y barrel !;
Northwest extra family al - 50G1I 30 /:
Penn, and Ohio DO. do, Slo 00F y 50. and
fancy lots at higher quotations. Rye Flour
commands 50 so. No sales Of Corn Meal
There Is a fair demand for good Wheat at full
prices. bat inferior lots are not wanted; sales
of 600 bushels Of good and prime Penna.
and Western red at 3 a7a2 IS, and some
Of iair qnality at - 40 Rye cannot be
quoted at over 81 6. Corn is qaief, small
sales Of yellow al 81 go 30, and mixed
Western al 81 23la.I q. Oats are dull and
unsettled; sales of 1000 bushels new South
ern and PennSylvania = roc sc.
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Coral Affalrs

NoyET WASTED. We believe We have
as prompt paying subscribers a..d patrons as
any newspaper in the country can boast Of
mdve are therefore not inclined 70 com
plain. But not being able to- go out among
our PEOPLE to collect, when veare IN need OF
money We are obliged TO call on them through
the columns Of our paper. The books Of The
late 6rul Of Durborrow 4 Late are in our
hands for settlement and on them We 6ud 8
large number Of unsettled accounts for ad-
veriising and subscriptions, amounting 10 sev-
eral thousand dollars There are outstanding
debts Of the late firm which must be met and
paid, and to enableu to do this we must rely
upon our patrons for prompt payments. They
have never yet failed Us when called upon and
We are confident that they viii not now. But
as further iudueenent, we will accept, from
all who are in arrears for subscriptions and
vho pay for the past year and the yea- in ad-
vance, before or during September Court, 3
per year, the same as If they had paid for all
10 advance. We have greatly enlarged and
improved our paper, at heavy expense,
without any increase in its price, and The lib
eral terms now offered cannQt be extended be-
yond September Court All parties notpay-
ing up al that lime VII be strictly held to the
advertising rates viz s. in advance, S225
II not paid IN advance. s2,5o if not paid with
in six months and $500 if not paid within
the year. Call and settle. Now is he time
10 save money by prompt payment
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DIaEoroRY.-The following is directory
of the Officers Of Bedford County and the
Borough Of Bedford, Of the Ministers of Bed
ford, and the time Of meeting Of the different
associations.
BEDFORD c0pSTY OFFICERS.
Presi2eHi Ia,Ige-Hon. Alex King.
Assoefa,e y,aiges-Wm. g EirhoitE and Geo
W. Gunp.
E. Shannon.
Di.,rie, 4 st,rseg--E. F. Kerr.
Tccasus useF--Isaac Mengel
Sheri5- Robert Stcckman-
Deputy herIF-PhHp HarEaFa.
Delsusg Sarre egor--samuel EetfeFmaa.
coizmissioaecs- Michael s. kitehsy, Dafla
Hewsare and r. M Barton C}srk--John u
Fisher. Csaasel-John ". Dieksrsoa.
Di,ecfofs ~ Paar-D. X An iers.ii, Nichaei,
Diehl, and J. + Noble. SIetea5d - saHius 2,
De6haurh CaRassf-E. ?. Kerr Cfert-l- n
Geiiys 7reasaser-W William Bowles. fAys'r'aa
DIR. F. c. Reaner-
Auaitars-JaIees Matiugly, Jehs D. Lucas
and 5. Whip.
Bororcu OFFICERS.
Barqes-Y. steckman-
Assjat1Ht B,tgess--A. J. SAMSON
CaaErit-Tho Il. Lyons, JehR Boor, a.
Mower. J. NJ Shoemaker. Hiram LentE and I. l.
6cttys C7erk-H. Nicodemas. Ireas"fef-
John H. Rash.
Co,afa Bic William Gephart.
Hfgh Caastahie-J giu Harris.
S,Lss{ Bs4ecfors--J0b Mann. 3 J.. Russell l.
r. Giettys Jacob Reed, John Cessna snd H. Me
cdemus Seerstory-J. " Lingc .elteT- Treas
uref-T. 4. iettys.
MINISTERS
EgiseopuHaa-Rev Alfred J. Barrow.
Presbgter5a4--Rev. 4. T. Wilson,
LnthsraH-Rer. J. q. AieAttes.
Mets0djsf- Rev. Z. u. ". Reed.
Geraaa Reforaeti-Rev. II. HeekeTnan.
Roaan Ceaolie-Ecv. Thomas Heyden.
As>ocIAEI0ss.
B,}fsyl Loage. Ne s2o. a. !. ~. meets o1
;he FIRST Wednesday on or before fun uouu, m ms
Bedford Hall, on :he corner Of Pitt and Richard
streets.
Peace BraseA Eaea0pmenf, Nc. 49, l. o. y
f., meets % the first and third Wednesday even
iBgs Of each month, ia the Bedford Han.
Bsdfeyd LU9ye, No. 202, /. @. Q. r, meets ey-
cry Friday evening, in the Bedford u all
BsdJgrd Lsdge, no. liS, l. @. g. T., meets %
the Court House, on Monday evening oi each
week.
Post No. I02 o. A. Il. meets every THURSDAY
evening, in the secoad story Of LingenieiteF
Law Building.
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DIED.

ON she l4th inst, JACOB z. sFAHI- Of Bed
fard. in the 22a year Of his age
Death, stern and uneompromising, has robbed
us Of generous hearted friend and genial com
raaiaa. Possessed Of many noble qualities, a
bright iuselleet and Christian IKE character, be
was loved and respected By al who knew him.
Pesoe 20 the ssapes ef our friend and eoTBpanion.
Or the 1ith inst, Mrs.. NARY CORL, in Union
tp-, aged 50 years and = days.
Near S. Clairsriile. August 3. 1885. LYMAN,
son of Peter Isalsr, aged months and 2a days
III Friends Cove, August 18th, Js6st after n
lingering Illness, SAMUEL OFT, Sr, aged az
years, 10 months and 20 days.
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r IST OF CAUSES
IL Put down for September Adjourned Court
l4th day.
Sol Dioken w. " ,ses Dicken, Exr
VIM. Rogers vs Riddlesburg C. l. Co.
Paul 2dock vs.. Josiah Brrk.
5 S Pluck st al VS.. Abel Putt.
Same. vs Jas Bowser
Riddiesbure C. & I. Co. VS.. Braadtou G. & l. Co
Simon Walter ct al VS.. Joseph Hclsel gt al
Thos- Ritchey vs. Jae. Lingenfelter ct al
Fredaline Smith et al vs.. john Cavender ct al
John Peterson vs.. james HefTner ct al
Simon Walter ct al vs. Jno Boyer ct al
Sophia Hook ct al rs. Thomas Growden ei al
/ Russell, Trustee, vs. Elizabeth Bseler ct al
A c Vaughan 60. vs. N Trout et al
Paul s Max vs. Sarah Bark
Michael Ritchey vs.. Fiuek.
John Metzgar's adm'r vs.. John Corley ct al
John Cessna rs. Jonathan BoRser
Reed & Schell IS. Aaron ". Reed
Fredaline Smith ct al Us. Alex FletsheT
Tm. Pluck, ESQ. IS. A J SuiYely, Esq.
Hen Brideuthsl Us. Rich. HazlefE
Wills q HoEEe vs. Thomas Johns.
Hester 5. Barclay ct al vs.. Wm. Hoffman.
Isaac L. Fickes rs. @. I. Mccormick et al.
p g Morrart Com. &C. IS. Danl HarshbergeT.
Isaac L Fickes vs.. g. T. McCarmiek et al.
B W GaTretseu Geo. TroutmaR.
Isaae grove rs. Vim. sumer a 60.
Michl Rischey ~. Homer Niece.
3. ". Gsarretson vs.. Philip Little, eI a.
Mary Ann Hammond rs. VIM. Koontk
David Over vs. &. VI. RRpp ct 81.
Thos GraEaen W, Arch. Blair ef Al.
Same vs. Mary Wigaeld ct al.
Certified August II, 1865
2laug OF. SHANNON, Prot.
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9 oMETHING NEW

The undersigned has just returned from the
city with all the LATE IMPROVEMENTS in
Photography, and is introducing the new style Of
Picture called the CABINET SIZE PHOTO
GRAPH which has attracted so much attention
IN New York and Philadelphia
Having gone to considerable expense in reht-
ting and improving his Gallery, he is enabled to
make any Of the new style Of Pictures at very
low prices-FROH rs CENTS Up.
He would also invite attention 10 his splendid
stock Of ALBUMS, at greatly reduced prices;
also, GILT, ROSEWOOD, and OILED WALNUT
FRAMES AND M0ULDENGS-EERY CHEAP.
Also, WALNUT BRACKETS for ornamenting
paFlors-
His FANCY CASES are Of the latest style and
made ofthe best material
PHOTOGRAPHS COPIED and enlarged from
old Daguerreetypes, Ambrosypes, Paintings or
any other kind OF Picture.
Thankful to his friends for their patronage
during the past ifteen years. he hopes to merit a
continuance Of the same, and seuld respectfully
invite al who wish q correct likeness Of them
selves to eall aud examine his work before going
elsewhere satisfied tAat he eau give entire salts
faction to any who may favor him with their Gus
tom. Iianel92ml T. R. GETTYS.
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d EGIsTER's NOTICE

4 J E.pG- LII ~ O4At1
AN persons interested are hereby notified that
The following named accountants have fled their
accounts in the Registers Office Of Bedford coun-
ty. and that the viii be presented to the Or
phans' Court in and for said COuaiy, ca Tuesday
the Stb day Of September next, at the Court
House 10 Bedford, for confirmation:
The account uf Simon L. IiamakeT and J. Piper
Smith administrators Of the estate Of John Smith,
ESQ, late si sehellsburg Borough, deed.
The account Vf DHncaR Mcgicker, Esq. Trustee
fer the sale q the real estate Of Samuel Hall, late
Of Napier ;p-, decd
The account Of Isaac L. Snyder, Admir- Of the
estate Of Samuel Snyder, late Of Middle Wood
berry tp. deed
Tie account OF J. Il. Dilling and Geo. Hoover,
a8nr's of the estate of Martin Hoover, late Of
Liberty tp.. decd
The accozut ofJ0hn I. AXE and Abraham Hull,
adm'rs Of the estate of Joha AXE, late of Union
The sssount Of Michael s. Miller. adH'I Of the
estate Of john II Miller, late Of ST. Clair town
ship. deed.
The account ef William Gephart, admir- Of the
estate OF Eve Smokey, late of Bedford tP-, deed.
The aeeouui Of Jehn Lou0erbsugh, late guar
disn of Jnseph, CathaTiBe a0d Peter Garliek, Iii
nor ehIllrea Of Rachel Garlick, deed
The account Of John q. smith, guardian Of
Franklin kegg, minor son Of John kegg, deed.
The fnsl account Of Levi H-rdingeF, adm'r Of
the estate Of Jonathan G. BleLens iete OF Cumber-
lard Valley tp., decd
Ths account Of Peter Il. Shires and Samuel
stahl adm rs Of the estate Of Wm. Stahl, late Of
Bedford Borough, decd
The account Of 2. F. Lehman, Esq, Executor
Of the last viii sud testament Of Mary HyssoBg.
lafe Of Londonderry tp, decd
lhe account Of Lewis NJ. Slatler, administrator
Of the estate Of Joseph Brinkey. late Of Juniata
tp,. deed
The account Of George D. shuek, one Of the
Executors ol the last VIII and testament Of Josiah
d. Shuek, Late Of Bedfsrd Borough, decd
The account of John Major, ESQ, Trustee to
sell the real estate Of Michael Reed, late Of LibeT
~ tp-, deed.
Tie final account Of Cyrus Penrose, admir- Of
the estate Of Wm Pentose- late Of 81. Clair twp,
deed. for confirmation On the 18th Sept. next, at
an adjourned court.
I4srr o Z. SHANNON, Reg'L
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8eaE estate.
con ACRES OF EXCELLENT FARM
AN E0R SALE.


ONE TRACT containing 2e2 aeres, with good
loE house and barn thereon also good saw :
MILL worth a rental Of S20g per annan- Abous
half this tract s excellent bottom and the balance
upland Aboat 100 acres are cleared, vel fenced.
and n good state Of cultivation; balance Eel
timbered. Ths whole tract ( well Wateree, and
is situate On Dunnings creek, n s.. Clair tp, ad-
jsinsng Lands Of John Alstadt, Jacob Andrews
ana Jacob Beekley. The mill and farm viii be
sold separately, or together, to suit purchasers.
ALs6, one tract containing ] s5 acres, haTing
good log house and barn and Out-baidings there
on About IS acres cleared well fenced and ia
good state Of cultivation; balance covered with
an excellent growth Of valuable timber-SeH
watered and sitaate near Pleas1ntslue, IL 81
Clair tp, adjoining lands Of Jacob Alstaat jacob
BowseF, Jacob Beeklcy and Joseph mIth.
Also, one tract containing l57 acres, about -
acres cleared. well fenced and IN good state Of
cultivation: balance covered with an excellent
growth Of valuable timber vel watered aud s1tu-
ate in ST. cIair Township, adjoining lands q
Jacob Reekley, Joseph Saith and Christian Mock
These lands formerly belonged . Inc sstate oi
Nieh0las Lyons, deceased, and are IN neIghbor-
hood well supplied with schools churches stores'
&c.
Zach Of these tracts will be sold as a aole o.
in parts to suit purchasers, and viii be offered al
private sale until SATURDAY, tie 18th Of Nov.
next, when, If not disposed Of, they viii be sold
% the highest and best bidder 81 paehe sale, d
which timely notice xiI be given
For further particulars, address peIs9nsly, o.
by letter, j. ". DIchhhsgN, -
sfuly: t. Bedford, Pa
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Grant and colfan Campaign Club.

The 6nh regulsr meeting Of the Grant and
Colfsx Campaign Club, Of Bedford Borough, will
be held in the COURT ROOM, on the evening
Of August %, 1865, at eight o'clock. Honorable
TITAN J. COFFEY, Of Philadelphia. and Hon.
JOHN CESSNA, Of Bedford, wiz address the
meeting. Col FRANCIS JORDAN Is expected
to be present, and if here viii also address the
meeting. The Republican Band viii bs IN
attendance The ladies are cordially iavited to
be present.
JACOB BAENHART,
D. $ ELLIOTT. See. President
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ISoR SALE
L We take pleasure in offering to the public the
following tracts Of excellent land for sale at very
reasonable prices. Persons wishing TO buy viii
do well TO consult us before purchasing, and these
having lands to sell viii end il TO heir advan-
taEe TO avail themselves Of our reasonable terms,
No. IN. Z. one-fourth $, in township %
range as. ia Monona eoanty, Iowa. leo acres
Prairie land Price seeo.
Ne. 3.-N E. one fourth OF the n. W one
fourth section p, in township ss, North Of range
p. l. Pine county, Minnesota. 80 acres timber
land. Price $685.
ReaI Estate AGENT,
Feb. ]; 1867, Bedford fa
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
n Letters u Administration on the estate o.
Thomas Oldham, late pf Union township, dec a.
having been granted % the dbseriber residing IN
said township. notice is therefore. hereby given
10 All persous indebted 20 said estate 20 make i'm
mediate payment 20 the subscriber, AID those nav
ing claims against the estate are required 70 pre-
sent them forthwith, duly authenticated for set
tlemeDt. THOMAS J. CBONLE,
qfaDg Administrator.
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TuE Tso Plcryaes.-e Dispsrss he car.
pei bag STATE Goreramsah, cries Frank
Blair. Eyes, drive fem out, = shouts the ra-
Tenous, Office hungry rabble who follow in his
wake, drive EN- cut that The spoils may
oe ours. Drive 'en out, echoes the Ku-
hiux klan, and acting accordingly, the blood
OF lbe Union man South is made 10 redden
the peaceful hearthstoue. and be falls amidst
De family martyr to noble and cherished
principles Down with the black loan. .
shrieks the assassin as he piunges the dagger
into the heart of the peaeeful black, 49, down
win The negro, that we may have awar Of
raees,-a war for plunder. Away with the
loyal lnionisss yells the desperate, as his
victim falls beneath the stroke Of the bloody
kHife,-''away wilh him, that the booty may
belong TO US" aDispsTse the carpet bag
State Governments reitates every late rebel
in arms, ard the MURDER OF ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY UNION MEN IN
02sE MONTH, N ONE STATE, announces
iha, 1t is being done
LET Us HAVE PEACE, says Ulysses
5. Grant. Peace, peace, cries the mag
naaimous hero who followed in his lead
TO do battle for the cause Of the country.
peace, that human blood may no lon
ger drencb oar land, the cry Of the widow
cease and the vail of the orphan no more
be heard Give Us peace, sighs the
patriot who sees that his countrys ruin
must follow the re-inauguration of war.
Peace, Oh God, PsAcE, mourns the aged
mother and The venerable sire, as they think
of him whose tender affection oheered them
in their old days, but whose life was laid down
in defense of the Union, aud for peace.
peace, Father above. grant Us peace, Iisps
the orphan boy in humble prayer, as he sits
at the feet OF the widowed mother and listens
TO the story Of the bloody conflict that made
him ialherlgss. let as have peace. re-
echoes every true lover Of his country North,
aad the vision of prosperity, progress, a
united country and glorious future unfolds
itself IN The success OF the cause Of GENERAL
GRANT iu Norewhsr.
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nmrNIsrp .rnH.s NnrTcF-

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.
Il Letters Of administration on the estate o.
George Deitrick late of Harrison township, dec d,
having been this day issued 70 the subscriber, re-
siding in sad township notice Is therefore here
by given 20 Sd persons indebted to said estate 70
make payment Immediately, and those having
claims viii present the same duly authenticated
for settlement. DAVID MILLER,
2Iaup Administrator
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LIMESTONE Farm IN
MoRRIsoS's COVE FOR SALE.

The Farm adjoins the town of Woodberry,
separated from il BY the mill dam, which washes
the whole eastern boundary, and contains
FORTY-TWO ACRES, more or less, al Of which
is cleared and under splendid state Of caltlva-
ton. The farm is divided into six fields, all Of
which are under post fence.
Erected thereon is SPLENDID TWO STORY
DWELLING HOUSE, containing eight rooms
exclusive Of garret Snd cellar, A FRAME BANK
BARN, seventy feet long part new with wagon
shed attached and all other necessary out-build-
ings. There is a never failing Spring Of the best
limestone water, Wei at the door with good new
pump, an Orchard Of one hundred Apple trees;
also, a number ol Pear (standards and dwaTf)
Plum, Peach, Ounce and Cherry trees and four
varieties Of improved Grapes. The most careful
estimate Of the crop from this farm for the last
year was SIXTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
The party owning must sell, having purchased
near Kansas City, No
TERMS, S550o.00-one half cash, balance
in one and two years with interest from date
JOHN LUTZ,
jane So--tf Real Estate Agent
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DLOODT RUN
ID MARBLE WORKS
r. II. SIPES having established manufact0ry
Of Monuments, Tomb-stones, Table-T0Ps, Coun-
ter-slabs, &e-, at Bloody Run, Bedford CO., Pa
and having on band well selected stock Of for
ei-n and American Marble, is prepared TO hll all
orders promptly and do work in neat andWork-
manlike style, and on the most reasonable terms
All work warranted, and jobs delivered 20 al parts
Of this and adjoining counties without extra
apll9Iy.
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Philadelphia, Pa. Cincinnati, o., Chicago I'll, or
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-08-21
RUHDERs AND CONTRACTORS
TAKE NOTICE


Sealed proposals for the erection Of tho Bedford
County Poor House wiz be received at the Office
Of the County Commissioners, in Bedford, until
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of SEPTEMBER next,
when the contract viii be awarded to the lowest
and best bidder. The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any OF all Of the bids
The building 70 be erected on the present Poor
House property, 70 be two stories and basement
in height large enough to accommodate one hun
dred and twenty panpeFs, and to be completed,
and ready for use, on OF before the lst day Of
October, 1859.
The Commissioners viii furnish the bricks. All
the labor, and all other materials, must be sup
piled by the contractor
The plan, With detailed specifications, can be
seen at the Commissioners Ofice, on, or any day
after the 2lst Inst. The plan and specifications
will be made part Of the contract, snd the con-
tractor viii bs held to a strict compliance there
with.
All proposals should be addressed to Jso. g.
FISHER, Commissioaers' Clerk, R@dford, Pa
MICHAEL s. RITCHEfs
DAVID H0WSARE,
PETER N. BARTON
l7july2m Commissioners.