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ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by i. G. Bledsoe, and estraycd before
G. W. Durrett. j.. p. Precinct No. 7, one FLEE
BITTEN GRAY HORSE, about is hands high, IL
years old appraised at $50 [2s:3te
Reported to me ms cstrays by ]. D. Webb, County
Commissioner One HORSE PONY, years old,
branded l.. Also, one BAY FILLY, years old.
(27;3t
TAKEN Up by John Henderson, and estrayed be.
fore Robert Ground, j. r. Precinct No. s. one large
RED WORK 0N,'o or 10 years old, marked crop OF
the right ear, and the left cut of close to the
h nd, dew-lappcd, branded Ell both hips Ell; valued
at $lS. [27:3l"
S. S. JONES, C.C.C.D.C.T.
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y DERBY CAKEs.--Mix one pound of but
ter, one pound of silted sugar, one pound
and quarter of -four, with a beaten egg,
inio a paste; roll it into small cakes,
which bake on q tin.
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Valuable Eamds for sale.
DALLAS COUNTY.

Valuable Eamds for sale.
DALLAS COUNTY.
OcO ACRES Prairie in the Forks of the
QUO River; pait of the Henry Cough
grant, about ten miles from Dallas. nca,
Doctor Suits residence.
OHO ACRES Timber in same place and
QUO snme grant. These two tracts
are about two miles apart and will be sold
to suit purchasers.
AH0 ACRES Prairie about South 20e
i 4 - East from Dallas, miles direct.
ly East Of tile farm and residence of West
ley Cockrell, in the Northeast corner of the
headlight of J. b. McComnas. =.
O0C ACRES Prairie on the Lancaster
C9O road, about miles from Dallas
part Of the Levi Dixon grant.
mo ACRES Prairie, in same grant,
l. - near Five Mile C.erk, about s
miles from Dallas.
0AA ACRES Timber and Prairie; Nortl.
SlU from Dallas about miles.
NMA ACRES Timber and Prairie South.
~<U cast from Dallas about Is miles.
400 ACRES Timber and Prairie Oh
lou Duck Creek, about lille North
of the Ddrhcs' Bridge road.
80 ACRES Tihibtr and Prairie on
U4U Ten Mile Creek, about mile
West of the town of Lancaster
TARRANT COUNTY.
AGO ACRES Timber, about 2 miles
lOU North from Fort Worth, part OF
the John Baugh headlight.
O TOWN Lots Of L. p. Nicholson, in Fort
X Worth.
400 ACRES Timber and Prhirie in
lUCJ Grape Vine Prairie; good i'm
prdvenents; 800 acres in Civilization. the
late residence of DR.. X. NJ. Gauo, very
das rahlr Irnct.
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Rsy Emma Brooms lines are accepted.
Sentiment good-execution not without
merit.
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Male and Female
| n S Il | Ii u II E
DALLAS, TEXAS.

rsNilE UNDERSIGNED will omen n Pm.
n MASENr School, in the Christian
Church building, in Dallas, on MOIduy.
september 9Th, ES6S.
Rates OF Tuition, per Scholar, persrssIen AZ
Twenty Weeks:
f,nsT cLASs-Inelnding Spelling, Reading
NL",ng, rrlmhfy Arithmetic, EcheAr.ais
h"" pcc'Hmhloh'.. $40 m
SECOND CLASS-Inciuding Intoliec,u,, ,,a
IracUral Arithmetic. Geography q rnlnn,r
History, Natural Philosophy. Astrnna",'
~ ''''s, """'thenllry ............,....,, l6 I'd
TnlhD CLAfS-lnriuding Analysis, Bo,nn,
Iosiosi, EI'u,lnn' C"nLositiun, Rhetoric,
i"glt, Latin, Greek and Higher Mntbemn,
20 90
INCIDENTAL FEE,...,......... a..
The above mentioned price are nj s,scio at.
Nailonai cufrehcy iakon az Its commercial vain.
rHeh STUDENT VIII be charged from the time of an,
'ering :chooi until the cids" Of the session
WIZ be made, except In sase Of pro.
boarding III private families Mt reasonable rata.
The undersigned desires to build
up q School Of the first order. Uo
has had seven years experience in
teaching, and hopes, By assiduity in
the discharge ofhis duties, to merit
the esteem and confidence of tbs
people Of Dallas and its vicinity.
tic asks and confidently expects
their hearty cooperation in this
enterprise.
5OsiN HANNA, A. W., prinsipaL
Miss MARY II. SCOTT, Assistant.
July 25, lsGS-45ly
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GanaiaRtss' department
ron GOVERNOR

f0R GOVERNOR,
WsaN auihsTlssi ~ aaHsaHss A, }, HAMILTON,
q Travis, raEaissis Ga GsssFnsFei fsHas, Eiec,
Iisn 9u'y s les,
TOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
We AIs sniheIiIri - AaHosaps ~, hotLps
hARfR, ~ Gaisrsiau, = esHaiaAis fsF Lisuisnael
lsgsFnsT ~ Texas, "a The Ticket viii 0sHsFAl
A. !, hsniiIon, Eissiioa Juiy s, lsss,
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EDITED by GEO. L. WEARING, JR.,
AUTHOR OF ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE,
"DRAISiNG FOR PROrIr AND FOR
HEALTH" AND FORMERLY AgRICUL-
TURAL ESGINEER OF CENTRAL
PARK, New York.
500 Octave Pages and over 200 Illustrations.
a NOOK OF SOLID WORTH AND PRACTICAL UTILITY.
EVERY ARTISAN NEEDS 1T.
BUILDER
CARPENTER
+. DAIRYMAN
ENGINEER
FARMER "
GARDENER
HOUSEHOLD
IRON WORKER"
JOURNEYMAN"
KEEPER OF ACTS NEEDS IT.
LAWYER "
MECHANIC "
NAVIGATOR "
OWNER OF STOCK "
PLANTER "
/" QUARRYMAN I"
REAL ESTATE OWNER A"
" STOCK RAISER /"
g. TANNER 4"
f" UNDERWATER I"
" VINE GROWER q"
Z" WORKMAN
I" YOUNG NAM
JEALOUS, AND
Labor-saving man cannot afford 10 be with
out it.
Active men and women can make more
money and give better satisfaction in SELL
ing this Book, than any work in the field.
Send for l6 page Circular telling all
about it.
JAMES II. HUMMEL, Publisher,
los Camp Street, New Orleans.
New Orleans, March 2, 1S69-27:4t
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HILL,s HOTEL.

UoHN 0. HILL. late Of the Commercial Hotel,
u BRYAN, respectfully isfofms the public that
he has taken the Goodwin House and Stable.
Tho following superior inducements he offers to
THE TRAVELLING PUBLscf
First-His house j. the nearest hotel to the rail-
road passenger cars, being not more than my
yards distant, and dry walk az all seasons
Second ariag ample Sable accommodation, the
fare Of horses put up BY his guests Is only fry crnts
per DAY. and he warrants satisfaction in every case
Tnird-Having his own dairy, his table IL con.
siantly supplied with Mix and Butter, pure aud
fresh.
TERMs-For Meals and Lodging. 1fty cents each;
Horse Feeds, twenty-five cent?: pIorscs Of Gpcsts,
hny cents per day Ijun,7-4i'tf oetlass
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An artificial Leg, with side motion at the
ankle, like the natural one, S160. War
ran,ed for Five Years. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed or no sale. Army and Navy
Leg, 500 to Sl25. Leg with plain finish,
from $50 to SIS. Peg Leg, SIS. Arms,
ranging from SO to Sl25. Send for
pamphlet. 1t contains valuable informa-
ton, and lie sent free.
LEWIS LOCKWOOD, Manufactures,
No. II Camp st., New Orleans.
feb6-2l:6m
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MAGMA NAIER.-saPeI.eF 10 De besi
iaPorlsl GsraaA celesns, aHa ssli Al half
he PIKE.
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S}ew Aavertissments.

COMPREHENSIVE.
PRATIIER a. MURPHY.
SUCCESSOR, 10 ". II. PRATHER g. co.,
NNT0ULp respectfully announce to their
w friends and the public generally that
they have formed q co-partncrship under
the above firm name, for the purpose of
doing general mercantile trade and So
licit the patronage Of the public.
W. II. PRATHER,
W. l.. MURPHY.
Dallas, April l, 1S69-291mo.
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Dissolution.
FEyHE firm of W. II. Prather s. Co. having
Il expired by limitation, the same ceases;
from and after this date all outstanding or
unsettled business of said firm will be set
tied by Messrs. Prather s Murphy. Those
knowing themselves indebted to us will
please coll and make payment.
W. II. PRATHER,
J. G. RUSSELL,
By W. i. MtRfHY, Agent and Attorney.
Dallas, April 16G0-29:1mo.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
cRurcurIELp IIousE-rr lAurs y p.nkIrr.

Arrivals at the principal hotels for the week ending
April ., 1869. -t4 e -.--'
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AAtufE II AAt AsfeAt II. .HACiNbs
This IS now admitted, By the medical pro-
fession as fundamental principal Of healing
science. Il is wisely provided by the human
economy that whenever anything is wrong
in lhe physical system the natural forces Of
the body are brought 10 bear 70 exnel the
disease The great aim, therefore, is to
strengthen The natural powers. This has
been kept ii view by the skilul compounders
Of HOsrETTER.S STOMACH BITfERS,
which operates 70 give fresh vitality TO all
the organs of the body. The effect OF this
medicine upon the stomach, the liver sad The
kidneys, is prompt and decisive The pa
tent who IS wise enough "a qait, druggiug
and try the bitters, soon feels as if he had
taken new lease Of lie, and as he continues
the use Of the article. he is overjoyel to fiud
the streams Of health eomsug through his
frame. i is prepared With great care and
It's component parts are entirely vegetable.
Il is free from the oljeciiops so often urged
against preparations Of the kind. As MED.
lcAL aGeNr it has no eqnai, while its pleas
ing flavor and healhfal effects have made it
general fayoriie lii free from all prop
critics calculated to impair the system, and
It's operations are At once mild, soothing aud
efficient All who hageused HOSTErTEB's
STOMACH BiTTERS attest It's yietues and
comforts.
Even those who are in the enjoyment Of
perfect health frequently have need to have
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A GREAT REMEDY
roR THE CURE or
THRoAT AND LUNG DISEASE.
DIR. WI>IiAGT's PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL


THROAT AND LUNG DISEASE.
DIR. WISHART's PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
Il IS the vi1h principle Of the pine Tree. ob-
taircd by psculiar process in fhe distillatiou oi
the tar. by which its highest medical properties
are retained
II is the only safe guard ard reliable remedy
which haa ever been prepared from the juice Of
the Pine Tree
Il invigerates the digestive organs and restores
the appetijs.
II strengthens the dehiiitated system.
II purifes and enriches the blood aud expeig
from the system the corruption which serofuia
breeds tie lungs.
It disoiyes the uacns or phIegm which stops
the air passage OF the lnars
Us healing principle acts upon the irrttatei
surface Of the lungs and tbroat, penetrating 10
each diseased part, relieving pain and sabdaing
inflammation.
II is the result Of years of study ana experi.
ment. and il is offered O. the afflicted, with The
positive Of is power TO cure the follow
ing diseases, If patient has not too long delay
ed reSrrt to the means Of cure
Consumption Of the Lungs Cauga, Sore Throat
and Breast, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint Blind
and Bleeding Piles asthma, Whooping Cough
DiPtheria, Do, &c
We are often asked Why aFe not ether remedies
IN the market for Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
and other Pulmonary affections equal to Dr. L.
G. Wishart', Pine Tree Tar Cordial. We an
swcr--
LIST II cures, not by stopping cough, but by
looseuing and insisting nature throw off the
uuhealthy matter collected aboHt the throat and
bronchial tubes, causing irritation and cough.
81 &ast Throat and IMRg Remedies are com
posed of anodgnes, watch alay the cough for
awhile but by their constr;nging effects the flores
become hardened, and the unhealthy fluids eoaEsl-
late and are retained in The system causing dis
ease beyond the control Of onr most eminent ply
sicians.
Sd. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with its assist.
aus are preferable, because they remove the
causes of irritation Of the mucous membrane and
bronchial tubes, assist tie iungs TO act and throw
III be unhealthy seercti5ns. and purify the blood
thus scientifically making The cure perfect.
NJ Hishort hHs on fie at his office hundreds
and tioa.utfs # certtdeatcs from .Hes aid lYo-
men of mn questionable character loho igere once
hopeiess yireh,Dp 10 die, be- through tke Proci-
deuce IF God pese completely restored to health
5y the Pine Tree Tar Cordiaf A Physician in
attendance who be eonsulted in person or by
mail, free n charge. Price Of Piae Tree Tar
Cordial Sl.5o per bottle, ST. per dos. Sent by
EXPRESS on receipt of price Address L. q. c.
WISAARTi III. y. No. 232 North ID Street Phila-
de'phia Pa 2SsPr5m
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CORRESPONDENTS.
Church Dedication.
BLOOny RUE, Pa
Nav a5th. 1869.

BboonY RuT, Pa.
May 25th, 1869.
The 2ad Of May 1863 win long be remem
bered by the people Of Bloody Run Pa, aud
especially by ths members Of the Evangelical
Lutheran church at this place 1t vas
beautiful day. The sun sboue IN fun spIen-
dor, animating all nature with his genial rays,
and gentle breezes we're pleasantly playing
among the green foliage. il was a glorious
Sabbath day. day peculiarly adapted for the
solemn worship Of Jehovah. and for the con-
seeration Of houses Of worship TO the Trinne
God Services Of shis kind we're held in tho
Eyangt lical Lutheran church Of Bloody Run
Pa, new brick house 40 BY G5 feet, com
Portable throughout. with an audience-room
sufficient to comfortably seat $50 persons and
with basement large enough to acoommo
date the same number was appropriately
e9useented to God. The ministers present
on the occasion we're: Revs. Il. Fink, Il.
Baker, G. c. Probst, J. W. Yaufosseu and p.
Doerr, pastor loci. Rev r. Fink President
Of the Allegheny Synod, preached the dedi-
eatory sermon from Psalms 81 2, faithfully
and successfully as the sequel demonstrates,
to a crowded audience Of attentive hearers.
After the sermon an effort was made to Hqui
date the remaining debt, $500 dollars All.
though the people Of this congregation and
members Of other denominations and the cit
izeBs Of Bloody Run had done well before yet
on dedication day they did nobly. 5000
were paid and pledged for the Equda.
ton Of the remaining church debt, leaving
yet uDprovided for $1,000 dollars. Rev. II
Baker OF Altoona, then performed the eouss
Grafton service. IN he afternoon Rev. r.
Fink delivered an excellent discourse from
Hebrews TX. y. After The sermon smaller
sums Of money were secured in subscriptions
and cash to the amount Of s100 dollars. The
services IN the evening we're conducted by
Rev. II. Baker, who preached most interest
ing and eloquent sermon on the text: For
am not ashamed Of the Gosrel Of Christ &c
Another effort was put forth to secure the re-
naming unpaid SlI00 The effort was sue
eessfal beyond all expectation. About $500
were secured leaving yet small balance Of
500 to be provided for This certainly was
most noble and praisworthy work $4,000
were given to the Lord. .The people Of this
congregation are rejoiced and greatly encour
aged The entire cest Of the building was
about Sc, 400 d.
Rusrc and paper window shades for sale
at the lowest prices at The Inquirer Book
Store.
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WATERSIDE WooLEN FACTORY
80.O0o LBs. WOOL wANTFDl

The undersigned having leased the Large New
Woolen Factory, at Waterside, for a number Of
years. respectfully inform the old customers of
the Factory and the public generally that they
viii need at least the above amount OF wool. They
have on hand large lot Of Cloths. Csssimeres
Twee1s, Satinets, Jeans, Blankets, Coverlets
Flannels, &c, which thev viii exchange for wool.
as has been the custom heretofore. Carpets will
be made to order, at all times. Stocking yarn Of
all kinds always on hand. Our pcddler, Thomas
Border viii call on all the old customers and the
public generally. in due time, for the pu rpose Of
exchanging goods for wool. The highest market
price viii be paid for wool in cash.
NIB. Wool carding- spinning and country Full
ing viii be done in the best manner and at short
notice. JOHN I. NOBLE & BRO,
l4may5m Taterside, Pa
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TO THE OWNERS OF UNpATEYTED
i LANDS:
SURVEYOR GEsEnAs's OFFICE,
u, NJ eth

SURVEYOR GEsERAs's OFFICE,
Harrisburg Pa, May 9Th, 1861
In obedience TO an Act Of Assembly, approved
the eighth day Of April, one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-nine. you are hereby notified that
the County Land Lien Docket" containing the
list Of unpatented lands for Bedford county, pre-
pared under the Act of Assembly of the twentieth
Of May, thousand eight hundred and sixty
four, and the supplement thereto, has this day
been forwarded TO the Prothonotary of the
ty, at whose Office it may be examined. The liens
can only be liquidated by the payment Of the
purchase money, interest and fees, and receiving
patents through this Department. Proceedings
by the Attorney General have been stayed for one
year from this date in order that parties may oh
tain their patents without additional cost.
JACOS NJ. CAMPBELL,
l4may:tf Surveyor General.
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Their oion interests are at stake in this matter

Everybody has suffered SO much from the ac-
cursed credit system, if system it can be called,
that / intend to offer to everybody Panaeel for
the evil in the futarc. On and after the Ist day
Of jane, 1869, 7 viii sell EXCLUSIVELY FOR
CASH OR PRODUCE. No doubt some custom
eTs may be lost 70 me, bat | fatter myself, that it
Viii be only those from whom I cannot collect
present accounts. All goods viii be sold at about
one-haif he profit now paid by customers. The
People often complain Of Bedford prices being
higher than elsewhere and doubtless true to some
extent, and for the reason that good customers
have had TO pay for others goods, with an addi-
tional profit on their own Let an intelligent
community sustain me in this enterprise and they
will save ten To fifteen per cent on everything
they consume mayIf Il. T. IRVINE.
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The following resolutions on the occasion
Of the death Of Mr. S. p. FELTON, of East
Providence township in this county were
passed by the Philonathaen Society Of Penn
sylyania College Of which be was member.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
Phiia Hall, May 26th.
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God in
His mysterious providence to call from our
midst, by death our beloved friend and broth
er Philomathaen S. p FELTON,, be it.
ReSolged That 10 him the PhiIomathaen
Society has lost one OF its most active and
talented members and the church one who
promised 70 be an able and devoted minister.
Rcsolged, That we regard with admiration
those noble qualities Of heart aud mind that
won the esteem aad love Of all who knew him.
Resolred That ne sympalhize with the
family OF the deceased IN this their sad aliic-
ton, and in token Of our deep sorrow wear a
badge OF mourning for 30 days.
ReSotCed, That a copy OF these resolutions
be forwarded to the bereayed family
J. c. FmTY,
f. X. FE1rsHANs.
SAMUEL PALMER.
Committee.
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TaE Democracy nominated the following
county ticket on Saturday last.
For Prothonolary- -Jno. p Reed
"Treasurer-Hugh Moore
Sheriff, ,-Wm Keyser
'Commissioner-George Elder
Poor Direetor-George Beegle
"Auditor-O. McGirr
The Gazette thinks we have .'fne set Of
pms TO be knocked dovn'' flour men we're as
easily knocked down as the democrats, we
would have been played out long ago. They
nag iorty pins on their alley last Saturday
Do' somebody made three strikes and a
star I O Tour, leaving only six standing. On
'Ae l@ih Of October wa viii shov them
beautiful 'three cooked hat ont Of that lot.
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mARKgTs.
PHILAnrlrnlA. NM ri

PHuADElrHiA, May 81
There Is not much activity ia the -four
market, there being no demand except for the
home consumers, who operate sparingly. sales
Of coo barrels, intending superliue, at S5f
50; extras at s. 1906; Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota extra family at SGM6 IS.
Pennsylvania do. do at SO 5O@7 50. Ohio
do. at 81 75(as Is, and fancy brands 1T 50
oil so, according to qualify Rye flour
sells at S. ,5(7 per barrel. The wheat
market is devoid Of animation. and prices are
weak; sales OF red at 81 30al 40; amber
at 81 50G1l go, and white at 81 7O0l 60
Bye is lower; 100 bushels Western sold at
50. Corn IS scarce and IN steady request
at former rates sales of ?, 800 bushels yellow
at "a 95c, and 1000 bushels Western mixed
at Sic. Oats are doll and dropping; sales Of
Western at 15ts71c, and Pennsylvania at 81
"a 55c. Nothing doing in barley or malt
Cioyerseed and Timothy are nominal Flax
seed is wansd by The crushers at 81 IS.
Whisky sell at 81 08al 10 per gallon, tax
paid.
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IL another column viii be found an in
tcIcsting report of the dedication Of the
new Evangelical Lutheran Church at
Bloody Run. The Lutheran Congregation
and indeed the whole c9Emunitg deserve
great credit for their zeal ard liberality dis
played on the occasion.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-04

Nrw Goops. - NJ. Shoemaker has just
returned from the city with smother large
stock Of goods, which be is determined 70
ssii eheap. Everytliag in the diy goods line
marked al lower figures than last year, Gne
selection Of cloths aud cassimeres and ready
made clothing. Go aad see for yourselves.
No trouble 10 show goods, aud no harm done
If Won cant d.af
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nIsTRIcr COURT Of the UNITED STATES

EASTERN DIsrnIcr or PENNSYLVANIA.
IN The matter Of ADAM FERG US0N, Bankrupt
At an adjourned hearing in the above named
Court. on Wednesday, the 18th day of May, 1863
ADAM FERGUSON, Of MeTcersburg, in the
County of Franlslin. and State Of Pennsylvania.
Bankrupt formerly partner in the firms Of
shannon Ferguson, Ferguson & Manspeaker,
Ferguson & Shafirr, and Ferguson q Line, will he
discharged from his debts on Wednesday, the 10th
day of June, A. d. 1852, unless cause TO the con
trary be shown. HASTINGS GEHR,
2Imay3t Registdr in Ban kruptey
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-04

cJOo TO $3.50 PER MONTH GUARAN-
DIUU TEED.-SURE PAY.-Saaries paid
weekly to Agents everywhere, selling our Potent
ErcrIastiag White Hjre Clothes Lines. Call at
or write for particulars to The GIRARD WIRE
MILLS, 26l North 81 St, Phila. l4may4m
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-04

A SPLENDID FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
"A The Subscriber oifersa private sale his farn
in Napier township. containing 500 acres, lying
on both sides of the Bedford aud Stoystowa
tsrnpiSe seven miles west Of Bedford and two miles
east Of SchellsbnTg. About one half is cleared
and under fence and the balance is Well tinlbered
Thirty-eight acres are in clover, aud the balance
in a good state Of cultivation. Tae buildings are
a large dwelling house, part stone. with back
building, good barn and other out buildings
also a new two story tenant house. The land is
well supplied with never failing water. Persons
desiring to examine the property can do SO by
calling on the subscriber at his residence on the
premises If not sold before the 9Th Of October
next the property viii be sold at public sale
s0apr5m MARTIN REILEY.