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COLUMBIA DlsFK%NIsi4KSX, FOX WOMEN AID
Corner Of Fourteenth and streets.

II This pispensaIy 10 IN connection with Colunb is
Hospital apd Is opened for the treatment Of Outdoor
and Surgical treatment free, -~'.'
, Patients who about to be conf and as.Ir. 4.
20 attend their owp homes. hut who arc unable
" pay LOT the services OF competent medical praeti
Homer viii be furnished with medical ate frss
~ ieaylnE their names and address 81 The Hospltl
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED ST

wAsHISGToS, Feb j, lss
On the petition ofCoSkAp LIEBRIcH, ofPhiAdelpha,
rem, prayins Tor The extension Of patent granted
10 Trunk Lock Hasps, for seven years from the eI.
day OF May, 1888:
ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
next At u clock, m and all persons are notified 10
appear and show cause, u any they have. why said
Pstsohs opposing the extension are required to Ale
forth in writing, Al least toentp days before the day
Of hearingi all testimony hlod By either party, to be
used A. the said hearing must be taken and trans.
mied 10 accordance with the rules ofIhe ONCE which
will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test.
nony, must be hled In the once ttoenty days before
the Day OF hearing; the arguments. n any, within ten
OrdsTed. also, that this notice be Published In the
G., and In the Herald. Philadelphia, Penn, once
week for three successive weeks; the hrst OF said
day Of hearing. A M STOUT
teI-fb Acting COmmissionpr of Patent.
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- Proposals.
sTKTES NXTLs.
plLAWaRR

Decisions announced By March n. 1893.
and isstructions annexed, espseiaiiy The isttsI
r sssa :: s:s S ss:. t M
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except Sunday, to Dover, and daily saospi
sh ss .s.fsssosn *. IS.S eas
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sChsduie sssYsfsosor,y I 10 III he DsSsrt%sn3.
Nsy
q Leave wiinins tor tuesday and Saturday a.
Arrive =. Avond.ls BY SPIN. 70. i 81
Leave Avondale Tuesday and Saturday at Q
an. I'D - - : = - -
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wv back, three tines mes : week. '''' '' -"'
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sssardsy n u - n. iue'a"' inuf'''' A'o
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tSrsssims. : week S .'n' mics An' 'A'A'
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back, three times q week. -. :.
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rssus y. $500 o,o
p pro;ve ~ stanton ~ ~ sSo n. ,,..,
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Arrive a. Newark ~ II m.
$50 From kirhyood, by Saint GEORGE. and
back. a. time. week. :
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en-. v,,,
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week to Odessa, and three times . week
I tne re; M,Ssi.,,~n ,.uv .,,.,, s,,.. =,
IL m and IPa.
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Leave lea. Odessa daily except Sunday at m
Arrive at Middletown BY 7:so m and a:so
,pm:.o, r r,., -, a.
Leave oaessn Tuesday, Thursday AND Sat
urday At l2'<S p m.
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leave McDonoush IuesuAy, IhursuAy ana
Saturday q las pm.
,,a from MidSIs e ~ byp W.rv,ol. to Cecil.
ton, "a miles and BACK, six times week.
Leave Middietown daily exeeps SUNDAY o.
izp
Leaye oecilton daily except Sunday At 7:so
am: u,.u...
Arrive AZ mlduietoMn ~ Wv m -
ISIS From Townsend,by marlborough and Blsck
Bird, to Deakyneviils, 10 miles and back,
SIX times week.
Leave lowhseho ohny, except SUNDAY, on
ARRIVAL Of ears-say ~ m;
Arrive A. peakynsville ~ $50 N.
Leave De.kyneviile daily, except Sunday,
Arrive at Townsend in time to connect with
eArs-say " An.
BN FROM mount fleAsant STATION TO summit
brdgc' mics ana oAek' SIX times
Schedule to be arranged to the satisfaotion
OF me potmastsfs, snd TO make close con-
ISIS fio. Slsytsa, y Tiiilps.on. Gss.ss.yill.,
oohsstcrtown,a q, miles sSd back, siI times
nweek S,,. ..ux ,, s,,,
Leave SisStoh dMiy' eHeept SUNDAY, on;
ARRIVAL OIL cars from "i'minston-saysN ~
m. ,c...,..,o~,.
Leave ohes'er'o~n daily except sunday"
m. ,,
oo,. n hilve ~ VIaStoh oy N. Authorization.
<oio rIom CiayTron, ~ hGh'on anu carton Ooi
fSrs. times a pweet 81 m'e' anu o"'A
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UyIrEDs STATES PATESr oIrici

MAsHlNbroN, February 70, lSs
On the petition Of TMoxAs A; sTEApsAS, ,dmini..
traitor OF the estate Of Thomas s. steAdman deceased
patent granted 70 the said Thomas Stead man the "a
day Of Nay. 1884, And reissued in three divisions the
18th day 81 June, lso. respectively numbered ss5,
eS, aad 0o7 No. 95 was again rei.sued the 9th day
June. lss and nuGb.red 2}7s, and No. Isl asaia
Ieisslpd the 18th day OF june. 1875, AID numbered
44o, fer an improvement In Clover and Grass Seed
said patent, which takes place the d day Of May
Its ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Ohce on MONDAY, the ith day Of May next,
At u clock IN. and all persons are notified to APP
pear and show cause, II any they have why said ne.
tition ought not to be granted.
rsrsGn; opPo;ns the extension are required to nle
wrtn. A. least t,osnty day before the day Of hear
the said hearing must be TAX en- and tran.mited in &C.
furnished on application. " Nv
D.po.ltions and other papers, relied upon a. testl.
mony, must be hled In the Office ti1enty days before
the day Of hearings ths arguments n any within len
ordered also that this noti9s be published in the
r. ~ and In the Tribune. chieaso. once week
ton. TO be At least sixty days previous the day Of
nearing. A. N, STOUT.
fez9-bN Acting Commissioper OF Patent.
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sRts kHh 81 SRfsnS f GSSk RI
THs CITY HALL WASH k6ToS CITY, on
Robert Loeeh

H.. s S'n.. .'', ~..,,,, Eqaly No. ,so,
On noiion o. the Comp lainapts. BY Enoeh Totten,
81, :oieltor ordered that The defspdsnt eiu.e b,
Lals dpy occurring f5rty days after this day other
Wise the cause will be proceeded with as 10 case Of
default tblgnedD A. b. OLIh, Justice.
true copy: X. J, MEI6s,
ts2i'RV CLERK.
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F TtdfHs.din i.;. iFSn ThS%s:es
yGinmba Hospital is open fer the reception Of Frss
rrhuehn upon orders Of the Honorable Secretary Of
,hS inter9r Such orders for admission can BE- Oh.
ttnned Of The Surgeon In .chief, Dr. j. THOHPsONst
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-13
MARRIEn.

On the 10th inst, a. the MengeI House, in Bed
ford, by II Nieodemus, Esq, Mr. II. sHOEN-
THAI, Of HollidaYsburg, and Miss MARY g.,
daughter Of James and Isabella Taylor, Of New
Paris, Bedford county.
The happy pair have our best wishes for their
success ia life. And we can assure the-fair Mary
that in making choice Of partner for life she
has displayed good taste and great Judgment
May their lives be one Of unalloyed bliss n.
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IfodEce Cf fdrHl aud Garden.
g loads Of hay, 45e Bushels Of potatoes. s00
bushels ears Of corn, I60 bshels or oats. Is bush
els Of buckwheat, loads @ pumpkins, % bashels
Of large onions, bushels 4 small onions. 6 busb.
els Of sheled beans u huhels Of beats. 3 bbls
Of cucumber pickles, 300l heads Of cabbage, 10
bushels Of turniFs 10 buslels Of psrsnips, bush
els Of peas, 4se pounds ofmuttsn, IL sheep skins,
6 calf skins, 420 pounds d veal 3T75 pounds y
pork, 365 pounds Of butar, vegetables used dur
ing summer not accounted FOR.
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a UpITok.s NOTICE.

n The undersigned appointed by the Orphans
Court Of Bedford county, to report distribution
Of the money in the hands Of John Dieken, Exec
utor Of the last VIII, &C., Of Moses Dicken decd
10 and amongst heirs and creditors, viii attend to
the duties Of his appointment at his Office IN Bed
ford. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of MARCH,
A. d. Is6S, at 10 O'clock A. n. Of said day. when
and where all parties interested attend they
see proper. JN0. P. REED,
mart Auditor.
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Ia rnIrnR,s NnTIcE-

"A The undersigned appointed BY the Orphans
Court Of Bedford County, Auditor to settle the
execution to the amount Of Daniel Fletcher, Ex-
seut6r Of the last VIII, &C. Of John Martin, late
OF Monroe township, decd, and to make distribu-
fion among the creditors and heirs, such Of
them as are entitled thereto, Of the balance il the
hands Of said Executor, win attend to the daties
Of bis appointment, at his Office, in Bedford Bor-
ourh, on Thursday the 18th day Of March, 1865
at one o'clock P ". Of said day.
mars s !. RUSSELL, Aud'r.
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LlltI % De cUrrect DT
SAMUEL DEFIBAUGH. Steward.

We, the undersigned, Directors Of the Poor and
House Of Employment of Bedford county, do GER
tily that we have examined the above account
statement aud report Of Samuel Defbaugh, Stew
ard Of the Poor and House Of Employment Of
Bedford county, from the Ist Of Jan. 1867, till
the let Of Jan. 1868, and find the same to be cor
rect.
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OURresders whoiatend changing their place
Of residence during the coming spriog will
please notify Us of the f4cs so that we may
know where to address them.
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OE MONDAY evening last Miss Haley gave
another Of her popular entertainments, con
sisting Of select reading and reeitations, ia the
Court Hall. The programme was made up
with great care, and the selections rendered
III her usual entertaining style. Owing to
the very unpleasant evening, the audience
was not as large as the one she had during
February Court week; still we we're pleased
see so large portion Of cur reading peo-
PIE present. We hope such entertainments
may soon be more literally patronized By the
public everywhere, and bespeak for Miss
Haley success in her profession as an eloeu-
ZIONIST
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-13

n The undersigned appointed by the Orphans
Court Of Bedford County, Auditor 70 make distri-
button Of the balance in the hands Of J. H. Long
enecker Esq, Trustee, to sell real estate Of Wm-
Stoner Of Monroe township, deceased, viii at
tend 10 the duties Of his appointment at his Office,
in Bedford, on Tuesday, March 18th, A. d. ls6s,
when and where all interested can attend If they
think proper. (mar6) J. B. CESSNA, Aud'r.
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DIED

At the residence Of his father, IN East Pfoviderce
township, on the 29th ait, Of wounds received at
the battle Of South Mountain, Maryland, An
DREW JACKSON REILLY, aged % years 9
months and days.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-13

MAGNOLIA WArEG is delightful toilet ar
icle-superior to Cologne and at halt the
price.
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BEDFORD, Pa, FRIDAY, MARCH. 10, 1865.

All advertisements, except public sales and
legal notices, viii be inserted three months and
charged accordingly unless otherwise ordered.
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WINDOW BLIYps.--A fine variety of win
dow paper, cheap, at the INQUIRER Book
Store.
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a IUIIUh'o NUIILL.
n The undersigned, appointed By the Court Of
Common Pleas to make and report a distribution
Of the proceeds Of the sale Of the goods Of James
b. FarQuhar, now in the hands Of Robt Stock
man, Esq, Sheriff, 10 and among the creditors Of
said J. b. Farquhar, according 10 las, VIII for
that purpose, meet said creditors and all others
interested, at his ofiee, in Bedford, on Tuesday,
the 3Ist day Of March, inst, when and where an
who choose may attend, JND- MOWER.
MaTchl5:3t Auditor.
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LOOK TO r.-The elections in the various
Boroughs and Townships throughout the
county, viii be held on the 20th inst. Let
there be no pickering or hanging back on the
part Of the Republicans. Lay aside for the
time, all local dissensions, and unite for the
overthrow ofthe common enemy Democracy.
To WORK TO WORK
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WINDOW BINDs.-A fine variety Of win
dow paper. cheap, at the INQUIRER Book
Store.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-13

.OH. THAT WILL BE JOYFUL i'' When men
ana women throw Physic to the dogs, and
when a triae out Of order, or to pre5ent getting
out Of order, take Plantation BiHers. Are
!ol Dyspeptic, Nervous, Ja1ndiced, Hypped
Low Spirited, Weak, or are you sick aad don t
know what ails You? We have been, aud vas
commended to try the Plantation Bitters,
'ailh We did with great satisfaction and entire
success Delicate Females, Clergymen, Aer-
eaants, Lawyers, and persons Of Sedentary
habits are particularly benefited by these
Dii'ers. The sale is perfectly enormous. q
WINDOW BHSDs.-A fine variety Of win.
@ 20" paper, cheap, at the InoUiRER Book
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w;.-
uary, 1865.
D. r. ANDERSON. rre1
Attest: MTCHAFT nTFpT ~
7. r. GEqrvs / N0PT 4, f4
Clerk.
Statement NJ poo- H.. .r.,,
| 1867, to JapuarvJ Isss -'-'' ii'iN 'aHu4iJ 4
j. & WiIs Tir
Wheat pvo g. n M
To amt oftoll Grain iN' .. heA''
bought in bS 40
mill Der montblv
reports. z2zl tsu -,
JR. wills. Or. va
By amt Of grsiu rsed
in Poor House and
sold sundry persons
for cash and on &C
" ora.rs.
Use Of Poor Housa as - @. -
Horse feed
Hog feed M
Sold sundrv psrsorz
By8 Of the taIl or,51,
brought il bT ne
mill. fit beiug NV
share Of the tsll az
per agreement1 9a9i stl rot a.,
~
es9l 7as1 so1 80,
Examined and esrtifa5 - - AVVf
~
:. y ll-l-11' 'illlef-
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That an tbs
Il 2sth day Of Februarv. A y Isfs -
in Bankruptcy was issued againE- ne pstota &c
Frederick Benedict Of Bedford. In tbs counts ~
been adjudged Bankrurt On b;s o, rd,g,' M as
that the payment Of any debta and deliverv ~
any property belonging 10 sueb BaDIrpTt =,
him. or for his use, and the transfer of aDv pror
srty by him are forbidden by Law: that a lnsstiry
81 the creditors Of the said Bankrupf tn rrevc
their Debts and to choose one or more Assirpses
Of his estate, viii 30 held Al Court Of Bankrupt
ey, TO be holden at the Office Of J. w. Iingeuf felter
Esq, in Bedford, Bedford county. psrniS bafors
Hastings Gehr, Eco, Register. on the IN dar 81
April A. D. 1858, az g O'clock, An
THOS. A. ROWLEY
maTl54t u. S. Marshal Messenger
----
fINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the 4tb
Il day Of March, A D. 1868. Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of Dan
iel 4ietzgar, Of Harrison township, in the County
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WINDow BLIxDs.-A fine variety Of window
paper. cheap, at the INQUIRER Book Store.
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DUBLIC SALE or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the subscriber viii otter at public
sale upon the premises on SATURDAY the
2sth day Of MARCH, 1855 the following desert
bed tract Of land, late the property Of Jonathan
C. Dieken. dec d, situate IN Cumberland Valley
township, adjoining lands Martin L. NJ. Dick
en- and Levi Hardinger, containing 80 aeresj
having about 80 Acres cleared and under fence,
eight acres of which are good meadow. Having
a good Grist Mill, Log Stable, Butcher Shop,
and Dwelling House thereon crested.
Terms-cash on confirmation Of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. Of said
day LEVI HARDlNGER,
marc Admir- Of Jonathan C. Dicken, decd.
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feb14-w6

TNSURANCE.-Wy wyoming Insurance Company
i Of Wiks Barre, Capital SI5e,00 Commerce
Insurance Company o. Albany, New York, CaPi-
tai $500, GOO. Fulton Insurance Company Of New
York City, Capital $250,000
F. BENEDICT, Agent At Bedford, Office with
H. Nicodemus.
F. II. MASTERS Agent al Bloody Run.
December 20th, 1857. nc
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20 women's and chiIdren's dresses. 60 do.
ehimesss, l9 do. skirts, 40rr. do. stockings. -
do. aprons, do. bonnets, do sack; men and
boys round jackets 60 do. pants, 100 shirts, do.
drawers, s DO. coats, % DO socks, . do. vests. S
comforts, feather ticks, shaff ticks ! holsters
So pillow slips, 81 sheets, 80 towels.
Number Of paupers remaining Jan. Ist, 1865. GO
Number Of psupers admitted during the year, At
Number Of pauperE escaped during the year, l
Number Of paupers discharged during the year 2s
Number Of paupers died during the year, 5
Number Of pRupers births daring the year, 2
Number Of paupers bound cut during the year, l
Average nUnaber per month during the year, 50 !
Meals given to wEyfaring persons, 1850
There were 25 outdoor pa1pors who are not
included in the above, who have been provided
with board, medical attendance, &e.
Sss- Persons desiring further information, in
regard to the above reports, are referred 10 the
Books Of the Poor House, which are open for sny
one 70 examine
Certified TO be correct by
SAMUEL DEFIBAUGH, Steward.
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A Ii KINDS OF BLANKS, Common Admin
n istrator's and Executors, Deeds Mortgages,
Judgment Notes, Promissory Notes, with and
without waiver Of exemption, Summons, SUbpoe-
and Executions, for sale At the Inquirer Office.
Nov ,, 1866
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DUBB0RROW 4 LUTZ,
DoROUGH ORDINANCE.

BOROUGH ORDINANCE.
ID At meeting Of the CHrgess and Council Of
the Borough of Bedford, on the 2sth February,
1865, the following ordinance was adopted:
Be 4 ordained aud enacted yy The Burqess aad
Council Of the Borough Of Bedford aMd & is here
By orGaiaed and enacted by authority Of The same,
That fine Of TEN DOLLARS be imposed, col
lected and recovered of Of any person or persons
who themselves or their employees use any water
inside Of the Borough, for the purpose Of water
ing horses cattle other stock at or from any Of
the Hydrants, and which is supplied to said Bor-
ough by the Reservoir. And that fer every such
offence said fne be at once eollected and recover
ed as directed by Law for the recovery Of fnes,
&c. Certified, Feb. y, 1868.
Attest: o. E. SHANNON,
II. NIcoBENUs, Clerk. Chief Burgess.
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WINDOW BuEDs.-A fine variety Of window
paper, cheap, at the IYQNIREE Book Store.
DEATH OF A. J. RILEY.-A. J. Riley, late
OF the l07th Reg't, Pa. Vols, died at the res
dence ofhis father, in East Providence town
ship, on the 29th OF February, from the effect
ofwounds received in the service. His re-
mains we're followed to the grave by large
body of his former companions -in-arms, and
appropriate honors were paid the deceased.
The funeral concourse, We are informed, was
the largest ever witnessed in that section.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-13

THE SPRISG ELEcTIoss.-The Republicans
Of this county viii remember that the spring
election viii be held on the 10th March, next
aad that they can only sacceed by efecting a
thorough organization aud thereby polling q
fall vote. The opposition viii spare no efforts
10 carry their candidates and there is no rea-
son that Republicans should not do likewise
IL the face Of the approaching Presidential
canvass. Let township and borough meet
ings be held and full tickets be nominated at
least a week, previous TO the election and
then Jet every Republican vote be brought
out and poiled. If this is done the Repubi
cans viii be prepared to go into the next
triumph.
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s. head Of sleep, is thoats, . brood soHs and
pigs, head Of cattls I beef, horses
Bought Of VIM DunKe beef cattle for sl2G 90
Do do Simon England, do for....... = %
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CHEAP PAINTING.

ONE THIRD y 100 lbs Of PECORA Co.'S col
Z ored Paints .oosting Sl2i.l viii
THE COST Paint as much as $50 Tbs Of Lead
and wear longer. For particu-
OF LEAD. lars address S. BOWEN. Sec.
marI3u,3 $50 n. 4th Street. Phi'a.
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UNCLAIMED LETTEEs Remaining in the
Post Office al Bedford, Pa, March Let 1868:
J. NJ. Anderson, Esq, Josiah Burke, James
N. Briggs, Elizabeth Burket, Moses G. Bag
ley, (2) Miss Hattee Cleaver, John Carrell,
Miss Hannah Boile, Val H. Champlin, j.
B. S. Cowden, E. Craven d Co, David B.
Fluck, c. C. Gregory, Esq, Miss. Emma
Kooniz, Samuel Lougacker, Miss. EYi. c.
Philips, Thomas B. Patterson, Jacob (.
Richey, Tulbut Rose, J. X. Reighert, l.
Strauss, 7. Strauss, Shaw & Co., William
Sipes, George Jample Daniel Stuckey, Miss
Rebecca X. Speice, Miss L. & G. Upton, (
Co, 6. B. Taylor, Mrs. David Weayerling,
Austin Wright, James A. Walter,
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ISoLUTIoN OF PARTNERsHIP.-Ths
IL association Of the Subscribers in the practice
OF Dentistry, has expired by limit oc agreement,
and all persons indebted 70 the late firm are re-
qaested to make payment as soon as practicable.
G. N. HICK0K,
Bedford, Feb. l, 1868. J. G. MINNICH, Jr.
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Ny late partner, DR.. MIxucH, having located
at Bloody Run, I recommend him to the citizens
Of that place, as well qualified to engage in the
duties Of his profession. c. N. K1CKoK.
feb7:St
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ID ECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES Of the
III Poor and House Of employment Of Bedford
county, for the year ending January !, 1865:
VIZ BOWLES, Treasarer, DR.
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NREAT REDUCTION.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
n Notice is hereby given that letters Of Ad-
ministrati0n have been granted 10 the undersign-
ed, on the estate Of Samuel ". Miller, late Of St.
Clair tp., deed, by the Register Of Bedford co.
All persons IN 3ebtei 10 said estate are notified
and required to make payment Immediately, and
those having claims may present them duly au-
thenticated for settlement.
J. w. MILLER,
Of Bedford,
TIE. MILLER,
Of 81. Clair tp-,
fcb2S Administrators.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-13

LIMB BsoEES.-Dr. OelIig, Of Woodberry,
in this county, met with sad mishap on the
10Th ult. Whilston his way to visit patient,
on Horseback, the animal fell and threw the
Doctor, breaking his limb. Being alone, It
was sometime before assistance was rendered
him, but his calls we're finally heard by some
workmen near by, and he was removed to a
House not far distant and properly cared for.
We are glad to learn that he Is recovering.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-13

We, the undersigned, auditors Of Bedford CO.,
10 certify that We have examined the foregoing
accounts Of William BoHles, Treasurer Of the
Poor and House Of Employment Of Bedford eoun-
", and found the same 70 De correct and trse, as
above stated. Wisness car hands this eth day OF
January, lS6s. JAS MATTTNGLY,
Attest JOHN D. LUCAS,
W. c. SCBAEFFER, S. WHIP, Auditors,
mar13W4 Clerk
STATEMENT and Report Of Samuel Dehbau gh,
Steward Of the Poor and House of Employment Of
Bedford county, from January ], 1867, to January
lst, 1865
DIR
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-13
a nMTNIsrRAroR.s N0TIcE-

A DMIEIsTRATOR's NOTICE.
n Whoress the Register Of Bedford county has
granted Letters Of Administration 90 the under
signed, living in MeTtiusbGrg, Blair county, en-
the estate Of George r. Barndollar, late Of Wood
berry, deceased. All persons indebted to said
Is tate viii make payment Immediately and those
having claims against the same viii present them
properly authenticated for settlement
marriott DAVID J.. hEAGY, Admir-.