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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-04-10
V'REAsURERs SALE Of Unssassa Land
ana Tawn I.nts In R.aE.al ....nar

a III AVNl Los n EtlI0fl cQantT.
Agreeahiy % the provisions of an Act Of A.
ssnely, directing the node o. selling unsested
lands for taxes and for other purposes passed tie
18th q March, 1915, and the sapplenents thereto
passed the 18th Of March, 1871. and the 2oth q
4areh, 1851 the Treasurer of the comfy Of Bed
tera, hereby gives notice 70 all persons oezeernsd
therein, that unless the county, ssats, school.
bounty snd road taxes due on the following
tracts Of unseated lands, situate in Bedford
eoEziy, paid before the day Of sale, ths whole
ar suea parts Of each tracf as win pay the tazes.
and tAe costs ehargeahle theresH, Will be said at
tae ceart Hoass, in the borough Of Bedford, On
tae second Monday Of June, next, 18th day. for
tae ArEe1rages o. taKea due, and the cost accrued
EaeTeoa; and said sale v III be continued from day
% day aatH all are disposed oE.
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FRox BEBFoEa. .-.sf 7lilar Fatality -An
ED resident Of his town. NJ. Samuel t. Ly-
on. vas fatally injured a. the commencement
of lass wees hy s kick On the forehesd from 3
horse "a hleh be Ess examining about tee tees,
aBa > car oT twO since be died IL greAs ag0uy-
A strange fatality seems connected Eiih she
aaiu.sl, foE last fali. when Mr.. Lyon Vas
11r5yisg oat with his daughter, the same horse
zza aHaY aHd ihe giEl vas thr5wn out and in
s;artly killed, now the father has fallen VIC
tim Hargza5urg Ts3syragh.
The abore Is evidently 8 mistake IN the
frst plaee We dad not know that Mr. Lyon
had been iEjarad nor have we heard Of his
death Neither have We any recollection az
saeh accident happening Miss Lyon last fan
Furthermore, 70 cur knowledge, iher5 Is no
.'0id resident Of Bedford or vicinity by The
name Of Samuel Il Lyon which fact leads
Us 10 believe thss the Telegraph for once, Is
II error.
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TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIB-
TNE

zlg ss=a send -le New Eozk W'eszly Irib-
--s. aaz Bedford ISQUHER fer ore year &c aaT
PERSIA s1o TilI Pay rs thrss dollars iz adTazse
-laz who have alrea3y psil Is in 11Tazes for
s-s lzsairsT since tAe 5Est r5 Ee6zaary, ey
-sE-s .-c dollar additional VIII ESrs sAe
T. azs sens Is -Aez fs1n tAe lst q May 1855
% ls lss e Nay 1883. This Is 5ue ss tbs bzs-
.zT -tsHtsas aFsE ugsre4- The campaign VII be
=zs- azsnsseel sae5 and 90 give Cay readers she
z5~-zt=e II . le4ll-g nsEsFsEs- =s have made
-z5s z-.zzsszs1t, Vow Is lAe tEas &c z-tseri}'s-
Wz- -z- -ziss s,a5 far the ezz1-4isuz
DURBoRRgW a LUZ
Es-.s-- s.E n-as-i..s-s.
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DIED

March 90. II Bedford tg., ADAM HELTzEL,
aged 81 years, j RIOS and lt 3ayE.
Az Caznevsviils. March -, 1855, FRANKLIN,
eldest s9z o. Eczekiak G'Ssal, aged u years, 9
months ard II days
On March l6. 1865. ST sFrilf Wills Bedford
cczrty. CT scarlet fever. EAQBE DRAPER son
of J A. TE0Gt, aged yearss Iaozss5as AHd saya.
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GHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue Of sundry wrfts
- Of 4. "a and yend. sxPonas to mo directed,
there will he exposed to public SALE at the Court
House n the Borough Of Bedford on SATUR-
DAY, APRIL 25th, IssS, At l O'clock P. NJ, the
following property, VIZ:
Lo: No. As, as the property Of Levi Evans, 4e
feet front on Hill street. lots a, As, 46, AZ front
II on hiH street 20 feet each lots So So, 81, So
SO, as the propsTty of Aaron ". Evans, fronting &
40 feet each Hll street; lots - 25s 20 q, Is,
%, 90, ST. %, s. a. 55, the property OF Aaron
W Evans, fronting 80 feet each On King Etrest;
al situate N Colsdale borough, Bedford county
ALSO, 0ns lot Of ground containing acres IS
perchez and allowance Of Per cent for roads, ad-
joining lands Of John Aloyers on the south, John
Leok aR the west situAte n BToadt3p township,
BeiFoEd county.
Seized and taken 4 execution zs the property
Of 4. ". Evans, Lemuel Evans and Lew Evans
AIgo, One tract Of lard eo1tsining leS acres with
about 80 acres cleared and under fence, vita
two story log house, leg barn, store house, and
other out-buildings thereon erected, and also two
small apple orchards thereon. Adjoining lands
Of Samuel Fray on the north and John M2lost
On the southwest, Jacob FELTON, OF ths east, and
others On the soath aud west, Eiruate in East
Pro oEidenee township, Bedford CO.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
Of John LoudsTbangh.
ROBERT sTEcEAIAN, Sheriff
shsriFg 0Eee, March q, 1855.
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.nrRT PR0CIAMATT0N.

IfOURT PROCLAAAIlDN.
u To tie Coroasr, IL Justies5 of the Peace, and
Cozsatlss "a the different Toeaships IN the
Comfy Of Bedford, Greeting: Know ", that in
pursuance Of preeept to me directed, uAder the
hand and seal Of the HeB. ALEXANDER KING
President Of the several Courts Of Common Pleas,
N the 18th District consisting Of the eountIss Of
Franklin, Fulton, Bedford and Somerset, and BY
virtue of his of5cs OF she Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General jail Delivery for the trial Of
capital and ctter blenders therein, and the Gen
sTsl Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace; and
G. ". GUxP and WILLIAM G. EIcHoLTZ, Judges
of the SANE Court IN the same County Of Bedford,
You and each Of you, are hereby required to be
and appear IN your proper persons with your Re
cords, Recognizanees, Examinations, and other
Remembrance, before the Judges Aforesaid, az
Bedford, at Court Of Oyer and Ierminer and
General Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions o.
the peace therein to Be holden for the county Of
Bedford, Aforesaid, on the 4tk Monday OF April,
being the 27k day, 1865, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon Of that day, there and then 10 do those
things to which your several offices apPeTtainr
Given under ny hand and seal the ID day Of
April, in the year Of our Lord, 1858.
ROBERT STECKMAN,
SheriE7s 0Eiee, Sheriff
Bedford, April 3, 1855 4W
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kArHEa PsEa4TUaz-SeE Hampshire vas
considered 50 certain to give a Democratic
majority. that Democracy IN diEeren: parts
Of the State actually purchased the powder
. salute their gaia5 N ;hat Ysukee common
wealth e0ienporary says thAt n Altoona
he aHuniiion vas purchased . cannon secar-
e, ald band Of music IN waiting 20 make
the jaa'les glorious But The jubilee did ret
e0ne5 IN Huntington, itissaid, similar pre-
parstioos Eere made--ia York the Democracy
we're iagiag back far grand howl Bat 81
Eere Disappointed New Hampshire was
'Eae g lie Union and Liberty. for which fact
lhe Democracy had 10 powder 70 barn, hands
70 clap or huzas 80 rezdsr Neither did
they sAiak in worth vhile 70 60 30 any trouble
fer Rh06e Island.
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VYRIAL LIST for April Term, 1865,
f27th day.
Jas Gzrlick vs. Abraham 6srlick.
Ellen G. Dare vs Jane kintoE.
5 Fluck ct al IS Abel Putt.
David Hsidier vs II. 4 B. ". r, r. c. Co.
Rid5lesburg C. a l. @. vs. BroadtoP G. d l. CO
Robt steckmzn vs. Jas. WiIiisus e a.
WA Hartley Ts. saml NJ Barclay.
Eli1. Beslsr ". Augustus GFssBawzit
John Cessna Ts. Jonathan B0wsoT.
Fredalire Smith st al vs. Alex Fletcher
Certified March 5oth, 1868.
sp3 Q. Z. SHANNON, Prot.
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TIE Hon. Tha5degs Stevens has written q
g letter in which he heartily endorses General
Grant for the Presidency. His choice FOX
E.ss President IS Senator Wade Graut, he
szvs. is "honesf. 6rm, snd well ind0cfriaa-
.z5 IN principle, Without ostenlatio8 and
rt,aozt Pride. do zot see boE better 80
lection car 5e made. His jsdgueut Of men
G SO sound thar have fan fzitL tia. he VIII
call around hiz 1hs ab-as. and PuTszt men of
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UyAVERE LTCE6SES.--An persons interested
i ara hereby notified that the following named
persons have fled their petitions for Tavern and
Restaurant License, 70 BE- granted at April Sea-
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
nENTIsTIlY

n ENTISTIlY-
IL / y BOWEER. EEssHEET DESTlsT, WoeD-
BERar, Pa, visits Bloody Kun three days If each
month, conmencing with the sse9nd Tnes5ay Of
ihs month. PREPARED % perform al Dental Gper-
aiio1s wi.h which be may ba favored Terus
rifsfa ne reaeA n az and strictly easA e1eepf 5g
special eeaf-1ef. Work 70 be sent by mail OF eth
wise, must be paid fgr Ehen Impressions are taken.
A8g5, SAT-
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IHE NHEkF CRoF.-Fr0m every section
a The eoaatry we lsa-n that the wheat crop
presents most excellent appearance, ths
covering Of Snow whioh has been upon It for
nearly the whole winter, has been s great
protection. sad now thai the bleak winds Of
March are oTer, Il IS generally supposed tbs,
there must necessarily be & very heavy Weld.
Previoas 70 Tuesdays nos. some few Of orr
farmers had commenced pl0viug, and bat 8
few days % varm weather viii be necessary 70
agzia pat Tie g-osnd II tolsrable condition.
The l08g asd close winter has made oar
farmer friends anxious to resume operations.
Implements are being broaghs oai aud re-
paired. and j. VIII no. be long before they
vil bury many OF their troubles uu5sr the
torr5Es Of sod zhieh they viI turu over.
THE REAL EszArE A0EScY Of Dzrborrsv
d Lu,z, has effected the sale Of q u1uber ct
TRACTS of land within sbe last fsw weeks.
This Is one Of The best uesas of dizposing OF
land that can be successfully employed.
Lands are sol5 al the price established ty the
oEaer- VIlhOzt any effort On his pa.t, aud as
comparatively liE-ls CT Eo expense and vi.h-
cat the public even knoEing whose lands are
offered for sale. Persons having lands TO
sell VII d. vel 10 employ them While those
desiring 20 buy shogld not fail 20 sp,ly At
cuce- Il
D-ss0lvEB.-Ths HEm q Irvine & Statler
has been dissolved, and the business IS now
bsing e7a5aeted By Ar IrTine. zb5m cgzto-
msrs I'll alvayz Ead accommodating. IN
every particular. Harry IS indeed a cIs7er
dealer and merits the increased patronage Of
The public. Give hin q czll at the Regulator.
TIE e. Rev. Bishop stevszs, who vas in
jared some time ago. by the RAilroad acei-
dent below Scranton. is improving He Is
able 10 SIT up q portion Of each day, and ez-
peetz 10 le4Ts Wilkesbarre for his home in a
week or tEo.
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.TW FARMS
AT PBIYATE SALE
IN MORRISON COVE

The p'ePris'os Of the following l.aaa h.7iag
concluded 70 remove to Missoari, has determined
to zen his farms in Hor7ison.s Cove. Al priy...
sale The andersisafd therefore atsss to thu pab-
lie he following splendid sarzHs viH 1l
THE JOHN HOFFMAN, FARM
l0eatsd IN Middle Wood5erry township, On Il.
Turnpike leading from Pas,oasvale to wooabsrry.
containing
III ACRES OF CHOICE LAND.
Of which abou, ice acres are elsarea and IN
high state feuitiraiica, aad the remaining slsr-
sa ACRES are covered with
SPLENDID TIMBER,
With large two story
LOG FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
large DOUBLE BANK BARN. a5d ali p.s.s-
say out-b9Idiags thereon erected. AIse, tsn-
ant house There is an Orchard Of
CHOICE FRUIT TREEs
said to be ore Of ths hest IN the Core, thereon.
There is also Spring Of nost sre.llsn, water Al
TIE door waile the Meadow branch sf yellow
Greek Tuas across the farm. passing within few
rods of the buildings
p THE MICHAEL KEAGY'' FARM
situate IN @Hisaory Bo:toaa. said township, ssn-
taiziBg
EIGHTY-THREE ACRES.
more or less, Of which si1sy-Eigat acres are
cleared and in ans state CT cultivation, and The
balaaoe consists Of NEST excellent TIMBER
LAND. Tas improvements are story and = half
FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE,
4 DOUBLE LOG BANK BARN,
and al ether necessary cut buildings. There arc
TWO SPLENDID ORCHARDS
Of ehaios fruit upon this trs-t, which sslaaa fail
There is also Spring Of never falling water a.
the door.
Both thsss farms consist Of the best limestone
Lard IN Morrison's Core, and are in the highest
state Of cultivation
DURBoRR0w LUTz,
Real Estate agents,
apis Bedford. Pa
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#lsHsE BIlsDs.-A fne variety Of win
agH pager, cheap, Al she IyqrIasE Book
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WEL SoLp.-At the sale Of The personal
property Of Col McClure- ofCbsmbersburg,
wsek before last, his Alderney Cows sold al
prices ranging from ninety seven Up 20 one
kindred and 1Ey dollars.
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UlHK SIR JOHN FRAEKLIS OR CHAM
BRRSBURG COOKING ST0 FE.-This
celebrated stove IS nov offered to the public by
HARTLEY A MBTZGAR, agents for Bedford
county, Who have on hand fan supply foT wood
er coal. nzf2etf
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SFzellL attention of Ladies Is Invited 10
Wu. T. Hopkins Three Grades Of Hoop
Sgirss-tds .iEeetgHe Sld~t, - lai5H
sr 80 and -' CEaupi94 Skirt Read adv.
n his issue
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E= z F WHsoS. Pzst0E elee-,j VII
r--h. D. " IN The PsestYte-iaH Church in
-ais mace On next zab5z-h a; Z o cl9ek- g. n.
MsEzgs LurHEz, Photographs Of Martin
L-t5er. the great Rsfo-mer. for sale 81 the IS-
s-1EEa Bo5k Sore, a. loets each. Cab aaa
buy one
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-04-10

Eztse0a4L cEs--Ths-e wil lie ser
vice aud preaching 1t the Court Ho-se on
G55d Friday morning. 8; hslE pazt ten
clock. Also the usual morning and even
.az services On Easter Sunday and Sabbath
school Easter service in the afternoon at half
rsze three O. 'cisck
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-04-10

Ger. GEAEE has vslos1 wlas IS kacTa ss
-1s F-ee Esi-rosd'' tiI recently passed b
sas Legislature. i. mas q compromise biz
az-eaZ on By committee of conference Of
s1= tr1 aC1ses.
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DREER's WARRASTED FREgH AND
u GENUINE GARDEE SEEDS and full
assortment Of Spsdss, Spadizg Forks. Hoes,
Rzkes, ShoTels- Ge- &e-, ear he bought a: HART
LET 4 METZGER'S very les FOR cash. n1rZot.
A IL KINDS OF BLANKS, Common. Admin
~ istTzioT's sad Executors, Deeds Mortgages,
sudEmeut Noiess PEcmiss5Ty Notes, Hith and With
cut waiver q exemption, S1mnons, subPosnal
Nov ?. 1866
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-04-10

yyclANEB LET-EEs remaining IN the Post
gEoz a. Bedford, Pa, April ls;. Is5s
Mrs. Wartha Barnes. James Il B-zzgs, James
Back. Mss B-i, Bingham, Miss Nar5 Border,
Tsz- Booty. X. 2 Balsy. Jas C. Carpenter.
$. B. Carpenter p, Geo U. CreEpz- Geo r..
Dlagay, Charles Davis. Peer Fetter. a 5.
Greenland Mrs Mary Hail. Nrs Ann E. Hzr-
55uzs-. Josepa Is1le-. JoE1 Jackson 2 Mss
Sazaaah King Doscn Love, J0aa p Miller.
Martin Nj Gstl=4 E=-5szsul; Agsli=-- c4-=s
Nsisner, Martin Pezz=r L2y John Palmer,
Alex. Rozc9ver- Newton K05ga-ss Ell Rodg-
=-s. l. P. Tarboi, John WH.so- H. Il
Walsh. J. Woods, German Lefter II. RiseHs-
TIE SWEETEST TalEG rs LIFE Is good
lsz.h and good spirits, and Il yoa have ihsm
a-s. the next bess thing Is what All restore
a.-s-- 10 the fzis3 cheek asd happiness 20
s55 dropping heart. The great aud sure
remedy IS Plantation Bftss-s. rhscA cur
physicians recommend 10 b3.b male sa3
.=zz.z 74tizat. IS safe, reliable, agreeable
mi cordial z.imala1t They contain no1hirg
81 disagree R.i5 the r8os; delicate e5Estita-
.r-- z11 have won go.isa opinions from all
T-- bare tired .5eu: and probably 20 a-tiele
Tz s-sr -r.si by 50 many persons I6ey
-= .-s depressed and give ssrecgth TO
--srzas. =
gaEs EF.-H'e know 10 better tine than
.-e E-as=a- when tbe SPriag mania for fix
s zs se1ss everybody, 10 urge upoa
- 1-lz.g that 3 systematic and thsr-
-z- 9.e--!sg up 5f yards, cellars. drains.
alleys CUTTERS, bzras, pens e0ops
--- -zs-Fog's vill seca-e exsmrt1ea from
prospective malignant diseases. suca IS the
-7ae-a Clean up the rubbish seeamu,a.ed
-'-s -a= Tialer nov, and aiter a while give
---5 premises asotaer going over. II shss
-.-lsi7g process be generally resoT.ed
-.- over the ,cTn, we can snap car fage.
z4s1mner heats ard fe7ers. and 51as. q
-=--.a and e.eauiiacss-vbich is uezt %
Goodness.
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M4GNCLlA W4rEs isa delightful 9iles article
superior 10 Cologne and a. half he cost ?
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Claim Agency.

by recent enactments of Congress, all Sol
ID diers who have served three years and have
received but 500 bounty from the United States,
or who, having enlisted for three years. were dis
charged i'll consequence of wounds, and the Wild
ow. children, or parents of any soldier who en-
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All pensioned widows of soldiers or sailors are
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Dealer in p'ue drugs and Chemicals, all Of
which are bought and will be sold at lowest liv-
ing rates. Resnods- Eclectic Preparations. u.
S. p TinctWes, Fluid Extracts, Powdered
Drugs Nc &c Worry choice
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New and Desirable Stationery,

Envelopes, Triple thick, Open end, White, CT
nary Buff, Gold, Corn, and Manila. Fine Con
mercial note paper, Letter, Foolscap, Bill an
Sermon paper.
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ROCK SALT,

The onls salt suitable for dairy purposes, which
will be sold as low can bought III this market.
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NORIUiGRN ira NSPORT1TON
co.'s S7'kI lNER,S!

Tie only Daily American Line leaving Oglons-
burgh.
We Will make it the interest OF every traveller
to see the Agents OF the line before purchasing
elsewhere. Through tickets over all the Wcs-
tern Railroad Lines can be obtained ON appca-
ton TO GEO W. SMITH, Office, corner Ford and
Patterson Sts., opposite Johnson House, Ogdcns-
burgh, \. Y. Onc hundred pounds Of baggage
free to each passenger.
BAGG1GE CIIELh-hED IfIRO UGH!
TO all points. For through tickets and other
nlornauon apply to q. a, EDDY.
Office Steamers Landing, Ogdensburgh, ~ Y.
Geo W. smith, General Ticket Agent H. &.
Goodno, Passenger Agent; 2l2tf
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he lowest.
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Flower Seeds,

4 very large assortment just in, including yer!
choice and rare kinds, such as the finest varie
ties of Asters, BGlsam Patunia, Pansy, PhloX
Stocks, Zinnias &c, and nice lot of
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Only Six Days Through With
out Change of Boat.

This well known and reliable Company, will,
during the present Season, run their Line of
first class Upper Cabin Steamers daily, between
Ogdensburgh Oswego, Cleveland, Toledo, De-
trolt, Chicago. Milwaukee, and Intermediate
ports, leaving Ogdensburgh ON arrival of En-
press train from the East.