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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-01-13
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COUNTY, SS:-At an
ID Orphans coart held IN Bedford, on the 18th
day q No9emb Der. A D. 1859, before the
sEAL Judges of the said Court, on motion of
- Jehn p. Reed. Esq, the Court grant a
rule ca the heirs aud legal representatives. Of
Christian Albright, deceased, to wit.
Maris. interEnarried with August sfoer1 Re
beeca internarried with HArman Lepley, residing
ia Knox e0anty Chic Hannah intermarTied with
Samuel BRrket Henry. residing in Clay county,
Iudians Christiana c Delilah, inteTnarried
with Samuel Carpenter. Jacob l. and samuel,
all residing In Bedford county, but those above
named residing IN Ohio and Inaiana, to be and
appear at an Orphans Court to be held ct Bedford
on the l4th day Of February next to aeeeptoT re
fuse TO take the real estate Of said dee d, at the
valuation hich has been valued and aPpralsed,
in pursuance Of s writ Of partition or valuston
Issued out of cur said Court and 70 the Sheriff ei
said county directed, or shos esuse why the SAINT
should not be sold.
IatesamOay whereof, have hsreunto set my
hand ard the seal Of said e0Rrt, ct Bedford, th'
25th day Of November, A. D., 1859
Attest Q. Z. SHANNON Clerk
VIZ KEYSER.
sheriff dec!6w4
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a farmer living near Milwaukee,
while driving home the other night,
saw a meteor fall with great ripidity.
II struck a muddy spot, scattering
mud to a great distance. On exanin-
alton it was found to have made hole
As large as a barrel. He dug it out
while still warm and emitting sulphur
rOHs od0rs. 1t rcsembled lava.
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4leW Adrfrtistmtnts.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND
" BUIERS.-The School Directors Of Bedford
township will let the contrasts foT the erection Of
three school houses, enc at Bgydstown, one at
Miut0En, snd one at Imler's in Datah corner 70
the lowest and best bidders on SATURDAY, the
29Ih day Of JAN UARY, 1879. at the Shoemaker
Hotel in Bedford, at , O'Clock il the afternoon,
on vhich day plan and Specifications may be
seen
They will also sell az the same time 10 the high
est sHd best bidders the three old Schools Houses
situate respectively In Sa0vers's Nsiley Boyds-
town and MilltowR. By order OF the Board
iauI3w2 THOMAS GfLCHRIST. Secy y
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The eiti-
zens Of Bedford and vicinity are res
pectfully invited to attend a temper
ance meeting in the Court room, on
Monday evening next, at g O'Clock
The meeting will be addressed by the
Rev. Thomas Heyden, of this place.
MANY CITIZENS.
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DEDFORD COUNTY. SS:-At an
eorphaas' Court. held st Bedford. in and for.
the county Of Bedford, on the 18th day Of
Z SEAL November, A D 1859, before the Judges
VI the said Court, motion OF j. W
Lingenfelter. Esquire, the Court grant hule On
the heirs and legal representatives Of 1honas
Cook late Of Harrison township decd 10 wit
Cath8rine Cock, widow james Cock q son res3d-
ing in johnson county, Iowa Ann Elizabeth
intermained with Jacob Fiehtner, residing IN
Bedford county Pa Joseph II. Cook residing N
Bedford county, Pa Eykiel, residing in Bedford
county Emma, daughter intermarIed with 4.
5 Burkef, residing IN Bedford county and to the
issue Of William son, names and residence IN
kDowu. aud to b Tucker, husband Of Delilah,
daughter nov dec d. and J J9ssph Calvin, Ihom-
as Ho@ard andMsry Catharine Tucker minor chill
dren Of said DeIilah residing IN Schelisbarg Bed
ford county, Pa and 70 Cornelia Jane, minor o.
Mary c Cook dee d, who was a daughter OF
Thomas Cook re1iiing IN Bedford county, 70 oe
and appear al an Orphans Court 70 be held
al Bedford on the IAsb day cf February,
our next. to aceept or refuse TO take the
real estate Of said des'd. at the Yslusiion
issued ont Of eur said Court and to the Sheriff
Of said county directed OF show cause why the
same should not be sold.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set ny
hand and the seal Of said county al Bedford tue
18th day Of November, Anpa Domino 1859
Attest o. Z. SHAANuN,
NM KKysER. Sheriff. CLERK
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ANTELoPEs.-One day last week
Messrs. Jacob Barnhart and jacob Bo-
Iinger each received an antelope by ex-
press, which was sent by some Of their
friends at Antelope Station, Omaha
Inquirer.
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The editor Ct The Bloody Run Press
.ays that warm water and little
Scotch and sugar will relieve us" lie
no doubt speaks from personal expert
epce. Lets mix -
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DR. NISHAhIS
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.

It i the vital principle Of the Pine Tree ob-
tanned by peculiar process IN he distllstion Of
the tar, by which. its highest medical
properties are retained II iuvigoTstes the diges-
tive organs aud restores the appetite II
strengthens the de5ilitated system 1t parties
aud eDcricbes the blood and expels from the
system the corruption which serofuIa breeds ou
the lungs 1t dissolves the mucus or phlegm
which stops the air passages Of the lungs It's
healing principle acts upon the irritated sarface
Of the lungs and throat, penetrating 70 each
diseased part. relieving pain and sabduIn lBfiam
nation Ii Is the result Of years Of study and ex
pertinent, and IL is offered to the afflicted Eitb
positive assurance Of its mower 10 cure thefolioE
ing diseases if the patient hss bot TOO long delay
ed resort to the means Of cure
Consumption Of the Lungs, Cough. Sore Throat
and Breast, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint, Blind
and Bleeding Piles, Asthma, Whcoplng Cough,
DlFtheria, &e.
4 medical expert, holding honorable collegiate
diplomas, devotes his entire tine to the eTsmina
tlaB ofpatienTs at the ot5ce parlors Associated
with bin are three consulting physicians Of aek-
noEledged eminence whose services are given 10
the public free Of charge.
Thisoppnrtunity Is offered By no other institu-
tion IN the country.
Letters from any part Of the country, asking
advice, via be promptly sud graiuitoUsiy re
sponded t. Where convenient, remittsnees
should take the shape OF
DRAFTS OR POST OFFICE ORDERS.
Price Of Tishsrts American Dyspepsia Pills.
81 box. Sent BY mail on receipt Of price
Price Of H5sesri's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, 81 30
q bottle, or SiI Per dozen. Sent BY express
Ali communications SHOULD be addressed
L @ c. WESHART, N. D.
No. 232 North Second street,
decl6m3. Philsdelphis.
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SoROsIs. The literary societies and
educational conventions Of this county
have, Of late, resolved themselves into
so many Sorosises, and amused them
selves and their auditory by discuss
ing female suffrage. Whether this isa
new branch of education in our com
mon school system We 90 not know,
but if 80, and if the question must be
agitated by our educators let it be
done by these who know how. Send
for Susan Anthony, George Francis
Train, Cady Stanton, Horace Greely,
or some other old woman. They can
elucidate "muchly" Oh the subject.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-01-13

The Jury Commissioners, Messrs.
William Kirk and Isaac kensinger, are
in session this week making aa ''im-
partial selection of sober, intelligent
and judicious persons for jurors" for
the present year.
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Nov isslhe time 10 have your prop
erty insured. No property holder
should neglect this Important matter.
Call at the Bedford Insurance Agency,
where the agent, Jno. g. Fisher, will
place your risks in first class compa-
nipS
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The Masonic fraternity Of this place
and vicinity celebratedSt. Johns Iay,
December 9th, at the Washington,
where an excellent collation. was pre-
pared by "mine host"
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VIZ VI. LLOYD,

BANKER
TrABsaets General Banking Business, and makes
collections on 81 accessible points in the United
States
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD Sill
YER. STERLING and CONTINENTAL
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Z. 5 REVENUE Stamps Of all descriptions al
Ways on hsLd.
Accounts ofMercbsnts. Mechanics Farmers and
all others solicited
Interest allowed on :lme Deposit..
janis 70u
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The proprietors Of the Altoona
JFeekly San have published prosPec-
tus for a daily paper. We wish thenew
enterprise abundant success.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-01-13

OIL NEws.-By dispatches and let
tiers received from Parker's Landing,
we judge that quite number Of our
citizens are in luck. and more partieu-
larly Messrs. William Hartley and O.
E. Shannon. who are largely interest
ed in oil operations in that region
We are also able to congratulate the
stockholders Of the stump Islands
OIL Co, =" on their good fortune, as the
yield Of the wells on the property Of
that company i large and astonishing
everybody. On last Wednesday the
Lone STAR well, on the upper island,
pumped 100 barrels. The other wells
are yielding largely.
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DIED

CROUsE-0n the 23d Of Dec. 1859, in Bed
ford. Maggie J., youngest daughter Of Jacob
Grouse, dec d, aged 10 years, Z months and II
DAYS Suffer little children 70 come unto ne and
forbid them not, for Of such is the Kingdom Of
Heaven
HARLEY-On the 81 inst, al the house Of Wm.
Lsmburn, IN Union ip., Mrs. Margaret Harley,
sged s6 years. 2 months and one day
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE-on MONDAY, FEB.
7lh. 1870, the undersigned Adm T Of the estate sf
Wm Frazier, late OF Juniata tp., deed. by vir-
tue Of an order Of he Orphans Court of Bedford
eeEnty, viii sell at public sale, on the premises
deed died seized, situate IN the township Of
Juniata, aforesaid containing 3B5 acres, %
peTehes, shout 80 acres cleared, having thereon
erected dwelling house and barn and necessary
outbaiidipgs, With al orchard thereon adjoining
lands Of the undersignej, Samuel Flegle Wm.
Kinsey James Burns, Wu. Mckinney and Jonas
ShuItz Terms one third 20 remain a charge
upon the premises during the lifetime Of the
widow, the interest payable annually to her and
81 her death the principal to the heirs, third
in hand az confirmation Of sale and the remain
ing third in two equal annual payments thereaf-
ter. Sale 70 begin at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, OF said
day. Possession viii be given at oace.
lsn6x4 JAMES " FRAZIER admir-
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BEARS SHof.-Three bears, moth
or and her cubs, were shot on Stone
mountain, one day last week, by Mr..
John Cannon and two other hunters.
from this place.
Mr.. John Warfel, of Henderson tp.,
also shot one of the 'yarmints,' on the
same mountain, the same week.
Huntingdon Globe.
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Its said that the nate postal conf
mitfee favor the apportionment ofpos-
tage stamps among members of Con-
gress as a substitute for the franking
privilege. That won't do. Butler
would steal half Of them at least.
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THE BEsTl THE BEST!
= LTHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

gTBE SCIENTIFIC AMBR1CAN-
a weekly illustrated Journal Of 10 pages, de-
voted to MschineTy, Agricultural Improvements,
Chemical Science and New Discoveries,
Splendid Journal
81 SEQ Cash in Prizes viii be paid fer clubs Of
subscribers, On the 10Th Of February.
Ahandsome large steel plate ENGRAVING Of
Ig distinguished American Inventors presented
to subscribers
Specimens Of the paper, prospectus, and blanks
for names, sent free Terms, s. year 81 90 for
6 months. Discount to Clubs a book Of i'm
portance to all about to apply for patents sent
free Write tor full particulars concerning prizes
and patents, to MUM Il co,
Publishers and Patent Solicitors
dee2Sg4 81 PARK Row NEE YoRK
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Last week, the first Of the year, was
observed as a week Of prayer" in the
Lutheran and Presbyterian churches
OF this place.
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uHRUSTEE ACCOUNT for conhrma-
tion at February Term oftbe Orphans Court
of Bedfoad county, 18th February, 1910
The sceeunt Of John 7. keagy, EsQ., Trustee
for the sale Of the real estate Of Henry Brant,
late Of Cum berland Valley township, decd
decl6y6 JN0 P. REED, Regt
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An exchange says You might as
,5yaII try to shampoo the head OF an ei-
aphznt with thimble-full Of soap-suds
as attempt to do business and ignore
r,rinfpr.s ink -
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The following from an exchange We
don't consider courteous - Almost
any young lady has public spirit e
nough to be willing to have her faith
er's house used as a court house"
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1t Is rum0rel that the name Of
Bloody Run is 10 be changed to that OF
s'IconOcIast." =" Heavy!
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MARRIED.

LoNG-DUNNER- the 4ih inst, by Rev.
J A Snner, Zaekarish Long 70 Caroline Danuer,
both Of Somerset county Pa,
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Bloody Run is to have Sorosis--
The "bubs" Of the 'GregoTian'' have
decided In favor Of isis
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-01-13

Geary has turned Estates evidence
on the Ring" The worst Of rogues
always do that 10 save their precious
-ueCks.
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THE REGULATOR.
". c. GARWOOD
takes pleasure in informing the citizens Of Bed
fard and vicinity, that be has taken The Old
storeofR- p Irvtnesndtnteaas keeping moth
ing butthe bes: goods tthemost
REASONABLE PRICES.
Remember alwaysto cali at No. AsDERsoS' 9
Row, where you viii ai~aysfnd y C.GAR~ooD
prepared to sell asaheaP as theeheapest.
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lII.072 letters were mailed at the Al
tooHa post Office during the past SIX
months.
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PITTsBURG AND C0NNELLsvILLE
RAILKoAD.-The stock holders of this
road held a meeting in Pittsbarg On
the 9th of December, last. The Presi-
dent, w. O. Hughart presented the re-
port of the Directors for the year end
ing Nov. lst.. which shows a balance of
S285, ,923. .6S, which is in the hands Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
drawing six per cent. interest. The
Il rst two sections Of the road east Of
Connellsville have been completed and
the Company is deriving revenue from
the same. The whole line Of road is
now we'll manned and the work is
progressing rapidly. The report
states that
The enormous power and influence
Of the Bait, 81 -. II. r. Is being silent
Iy but steadily ezertedn TO secure con-
nections north and west Of PittSburg,
and President Hughart states that'in the
language of President Garrett, ii would
be as useless to endeavor 10 stop the
flow of Niagara a. to hinder our making
lta@N AElE EtsALENAA1Aa% AAR-9AA ~ fAt ~ EtS
per time"
1--WE have located a line from the
Monongahela to the Allegheny river.
The line called the Baltimore, Pitts
burg and Lake Erie Railway has also
been located by our engineers. From
Beaver to ToIeda and Chicago the Pitts
burg. Baltimore and Chicago line is
now being examined, and the location
will soon be made. This Company has
been organized, has elected an eff
cient Board, with Judge Walker at its
head as President. We have also
made progress upon the Somerset
Branch. The line from Uniont0wR to
Fairmount, upon the Baltimore and
Ohio Road, is also receiving attention
That from Bridgeport to Bedford viii
be located during the winter or early
next spring"
The report of the Chief Engineer, b.
III. Iatrobe, was then read, in which
was set forth in detail theprogress Of the
work on the entire line from PittsburE
to Cumberland, from which it appears,
saws tha Pittsburg Guzette, that the
work of construction on the eastern and
and unfinished end Is progressing very
faYOFabIy.
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The past session in the Holidays
bvrc Seminary has been the most sue
cessful of any since the institution be-
gan. Success, in hard times, y not
ha6 test
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-01-13

Fresh Ground Euckwheat -four IN
Store and for sale by C. r. Oster 4 Co.
jan13mi.
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The Huntingdon Globe soliloquizes
thusly of the present Representatives
at Harrisburg: "Will they be pure;
will they be honest; will they be
brave?' The triumph Of the Ring
in the election Of Strang and Mackey
answers the questions fully.
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rVHIRTY YEARS Experience in

THIRTY YEARS Experience in
the Treatment Of Chronic and Sexual Disea-
ssS-A Physiological View Of Marriage.-Ihe
ebeapest book ever lished-containing nearly
eae saves. and I30 hne plates and engravings Of
The sastomy of The human organs IN > state OF
health and disesse, with atFeatlse0h earig errors
its aeulorahIe eonsequ quenees upon the M nd nd
he1v. with the authors plan Of tEeatment-the
educational and sqeoessfHlm mode afoure, asshoWh
bv q report Of GASES treated 4 truthful adviser
to the e n married and those contemplating marriage
sFbo entertain doubts Of their physical condition
sent free Of postage to any dress on receipts OF %
cent? in stamps or postal currency By addressing Z
DIR LACR0IX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, n
a. The author may be consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon which his books treat, either person
ally by mail and medicines sent to any part of
the world. dec23E4
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DEDFORD HOTEI..-The 90

DEDFoRD HoTEL-The un-
4 D derignel having tske charge OF the Bed
ford Hotel, formerly kept By Col John Hafer. an
ncnsees 70 the public thst be will be able 10 af
ford the best accommodations both 70 the travel
ing public and home enssCm. The house viii be
improved and re-ftted, and the Bar will always be
veil supplied with choice liquors His table will
be supplied with The choicest edibes Of the season
and be will spare pains 70 make Ii ssitsbIe for
sll. His stable is orc Of the best in Bedford, ard
good hostler viii always be in aftenaanee
Boariers taken by the week month or year
Terms reasonable. The public are respectfully In
vited TO give him call
JOSHUA ]. SHOEMAKER
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Aetft.

w ASHINGTON HOTEL, Bed
w FORD, Pa.-This large and eommodions
house having been re-taRen by the subscriber, Is
open for the reception Of visitors and board
ers. The rooms are large, we'll ventilated, and
comfortably furnished The table viii always be
supplied with the best the msrket can afford The
Bar is stocked with the choicest liqaors In short
il II my purpose b keep FIRST-cLAss HOTEL
Thanking the pablie tor pssi favcrs, / respectful
ly solicit renewal II their patronage
y b. Haeks VIII run constantly between the
Hotel and the Springs
msyI7. .i67yl W. DIBERT Pr0p'r
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DEDFORD HOUSE FOR SALE
dor RENT-Possession given at any time be-
tween this date and the lst OF April, 1870. foi
further particulars inquire OF
nov95'6gif il SHOEMAKER
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The good old times promised by
Grants election are being daily real
ized-''like the old woman kept tav-
ern in Indiana. - Bedford Guzette.
Will the Gnzefte just inform its read
ers how she did il? Huntingdon Glo5e.
Like h-l!"
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Sales.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for sale the follow
ing valusbIe bodies Of land
THREE CHOICE TRACTS or LAND,
containing leo acres each situated the Illinois
Central Railroad, IN Cham pai gu county. State OF
Illinois miles from the city of Urbana, snd one
mile fIom Rentaal Statien on said Railroad. Two
OF the tracts a6join, and one of them has never
failing pond Of Eater upon it The city Of DrbGna
contains about ], eco inhsbitants. Champaign
the greatest wheat growing county in Illinois
ALs0-OMs-f f9nrfh ef a traef OF faad, situated
IN Broad Top township, Bedford county, contain
ing about As acres, with al eeal veins Of Broad
Top running through it.
ALs0-IhTss Lets ~ fhs f0tcn Of Cgaiasont,
Huntingdon county
jan %, '66-tf &c. REAMER .
VALUABLE FARM At PRI-
YATE SALE.--The subscriber offers for
sale good improved farm, situate IN Snake
( Spring township, Bedford county, Pa, tive miles
I from Mt Dallas Station, on the Huntingdon and
Broadtop Railroad containing zSg acres Lime
stons land about $50 acres cleared and under geoG
/ fence 900 panels post fenee), and the balance
well timbered having thereon good large
/ at-buidings, 3 never-faiIing Springs Of water,
+ 3 Orchards, goo9 tensnt houses and good Saw
Z Mill. The above msnsion farm il n a good state
Of cultivation and is weIl calculated for farms.
Fer further particulars, address the subscriber,
HENRY HERSHBERGER
yau6m3s Bloody Run, Pa
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Getting brighter-the prospects for
ice this winter.
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TIME ONLY RELIABLE CURE
FOR DYSPEPSIA

N THE KNOWN WORLD.
Dr. Wishart's Great American Dyspepsia Pills
aud Pine Tree Tar Cordial are a positive and
infallsbIe cure for DyspePsia in It's most aggra-
waited form, sud no matter Of how long standing
They penetrate the secret abode Of this terrible
disease, and exteEmnate t9it root and branch for
ever.
They alleviate more agony and silent suffering
than tongue ssn tell,
They are noted for curing the most desperate
and hopeless eases, when every known means fail
TO afford relief
No form Of Dyspepsia or INDIGESTION can resist
their penetrating power,
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rNHE DOLLAR Sun.

The cheapest smartest and best New York
new. .oaper. EVERYBODY likes IL Three editions.
DalI.Y. s.: SEsI- -WEEELY, 81 ana WEEKLY 81
wear AL TIE News, 81 halt price Fun
reports of markets. agriculture FARMERS ara
F,it /. ro,Tars' Clubs and a complete story IN
ererv Weekly and semi-weekiy number A
present Of valuable plants and vines toeFery sub
seriber. Inducements 70 canF4sses unsurpassed
81 08o Life Iasareuee, Grand f,5nos, MOVING
arsoay the premiums. Specimens and lists free
send a Dollar and try Il
I.w. ENGLAND, Publisher Sun, y I
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EREsH GARDEN. FRUIT.

rFNANNERY FOR SALE OR RENT.
The subscriber offers for sale or rent, his
Tannery with Bark Mil aud Tools; also has hne
store room for rent. Possession given the Isl Of
April, 1870. This property Is lo,atei 10 the
borough Of Sehellsbarg. Bedford county, an ex
&c lenf location for both store and taanerr. Fer
Further particulars, address
JOHN S. SCHELL,
ian6n3. Schellshurg Pa.
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Jan Is. 81
THE MEN Ell HOUSE

TN He NJ EN- G Ell HOUSE
.fVifaRa Styesf Bsdfora Pa
The subscriber respectfully begs leave 70 inform
the sysIing public ths be has recently enlarged
improved and reftted bis house. both for the &c
eognmodAtioh of travellers and boarders as well s.
country customers. Persons coming 10 this place
for the purpose 1f visiting the Bedford Springs
Will fad this house pleasantly heated.
Ample and convenient Stabiing is attached TO
this Hotel, which viii always be attended By
careful h0stier. Also a safe and convenient caE-
risge house
AL are invited 10 give him a cali.
ISAAC MENGEL, Proprietor.
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Being gathered-the ice crop.