N
Cheap Produce Store!
CHEAT INDUCEMENTS TO
Purchasers!!
THE undersigned having purchase ! the Store
lately owned by SAML EE RROWN, deceas
ed, offers to the public a large ass chmnt f
Cry Goods, Groceries, Queeiisware,
Bool* and &€., &c., at the
]j\vest CASH prices.
His stock of goods i > unsurpassed in every
point of excellence, and purchasers need only
call and see to be convinced that it is to their
interest to buv at his establishment. For
CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE, he will
n ake the most advantageous sab s to purclia-,
srr, as immediate payment will enable him to
is ake
Great Seduction in Prices.
Those who wish to secure bargains should
not delsv giving him a call. Store Room same
as late!v occupied by .Mr. Brown, immediately
opposite the Washington Hotel.
JOHN A LSI P.
March 4,h9.
©oal Is and
At P&blic £Rie*
onriLL\'s\ cocrt sale.
BY virtue el an order '-suet! out of the Cr
t hans'Court cf Bedford county, will he expo- |
ted to public sale, at tl.- house cf Jas. S. IfccU
wilh, at Hope well, in said county.
On Tuesday, He tit ld day of .March,
at one o'ci cI:, P. the interest of .ames A.
Cunningham, deceased, being the one half, in
the following desctihed 1. act cf Land, situate
in Bread TojV township, in said county, con- ,
tattling 203 ACRES ami 73 perches, adj lining
lands o! Abner H->rton, Win. Anderson, Asa
Duval, Thomas l. Morton and Isaac Harriet.— i
A portion of the land is cleared and under cul
tivation—the whole or greater portion is coat
land. There is a dwelling home and out-build- j
ir.'-s on the premises. ;;v~T*nns make known ;
oi day of sale. JOSEPH M. STEVENS,
J. •O. . .C L \ NIN G iA _M,
March 4,'39. Administrators.
Came to the premises of the snVcriber in
Juniata township, some ti-r.e la-1 .Ml, two stray
steers, the one a red steer with a crop < ,7 the
right ear, the ether a red and white -Totted t
. . 4 I
steer with four white feet, but no other marks i
perceptible. The owner is desired t > rum-'
forward, prove property, pay charge® and tak
them away, or else they w iii be dealt with
according to law,
Harinaa's Bottom, March '39.
ALVEY EC;VEEN.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE OH
TtV AT I'StT WV
jt kj IT /1 2-i JLuO JL J. Jc -L JL-a o ,
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Bedford county, the subscriber wiii out r at
public sale, on the premises, in Harrison town
ship, Bedford county, on MONDAY, the 13th
day of March next, the following Real E-tate,
late the property* ol Henrv Beltz, dee'd, viz:
A TRACT OF LA CCD,
situate in -aid township, adjoining lands of S >!-
nmon Leydig and Waft man on the south
and east, and Jacob Hiiligas on the north- :
west, containing about EIGHTY FOUR ACBES.
The impiovements are a two-stary and a half
Log Dwelling H.ute, in good repair,
log stable with a threshing floor, and other out
buildings. There is also a good young apple
orchard upon the property, and the place i
\vr 11 watered with some as fine springs as can
be found ab'iU GO acres are cleared ami in
a good state of cultivation, the land bring near
ly all new. The residue is well timbered— j
the place is about half a mile from the turn
pike. Possession given on the Ist cl April.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JOHN SILL.
Admr.
At] ECO
MnAi i m iikY.s.
ffpHE Milt o! the undersigned situate in P.:t
--L tonsviile, Ivi rrisotrs Cove, a fine grain
growing counlry, will he for rent for the next year,
commencing Ist of April, 1559. Tbe Mill is :n
good repair, having three run of French burrs and
and one psir of choppers.
ALSO — A large double Brick House, the late res
idence of the undersign -1. This house was .kept a<
a hotel a few years ago and would be welt adapted
fur that purpos".
At-o—Another comfortable Frame Hon . occu
pied for a number of years by Doctor vVm. Barch.
It is intended for tbe residence of a Physician—Dr.
Ha r ch intending to move out of the neighborhood,
v.id leave this situation vacant, it being one of the .
most desirable situations in the State for a regular 1
Li--; attentive practitioner.
Those desirous of renting any of the above men
t'o.ned properties wiii call on William P. Scott, at
IV.to. sviile. or the subscriber at Hopewell.
Feb. 25, 'SJ. JAMES PAT I ON.
SHERIFFS SALE.
BY virtue of writs of % en. ex., Sc li. fa., to me direc
ted, there v. ill be sold at the Court House, in the
through of Bedford, or- Saturday, the 19th day of j
Mare. , 1559, at 1 o'clock, P. A!., the following des- j
cubed real estate, to wit:
T-.e lloliidaysburg and Bedford Turnpike Road .
with all the franchises thereunto belonging togeth- 1
f-rwith a iot of ground containing one hall acre,'
!-• fc oi less, all clear-d and under fence with a sto
r> atiti a r ali frame toil and dwelling house, and log j
t able thereon erected—adjoining lands of Susan |
Carney and others—situate in Bedford township, !
rdcounty, and taken in execution as the prop- I
rrlf of ;|.e Holiidaysburg and Bedford Turnpike
tuii Company.
ALSO—One lot of ground in Chaneysville, and •
having thereon erected a Frame dwelling House i
c e Lti.:i a half stoier- high, store room, j
granary, Ike., au! having also thereon erected a ;
rrarne Stable, and other out-buildings.
ALSO—A tract of mountain laud on "Ragged !
j'Li.uitain," containings7| acres, adjoining lands of
li.-'-nas I.awhead, Mary Ann Buxton, Edward North
r*aft and David Walter, and taken in execution as
!: -e property of Wm. Lashley.
WM. S. FLUKE, Sheriff.
Office, Bedford, Feb.2s/59.
Executor's Notice.
'OTICF. i hereby given that Letters Testamentary
hare beer granted by the Regi-ter of Bedford County
t" 'be undersigned residing in Bedford, on the \V ill
]' Samuel Brown dee'd arid that all persons indebted
• ' Estate are hereby required to make inimedi
* " i-syn.- Nt and those having claims on raid Estate
*'ll present them duly authenticated tor settlement.
MARY W BROWN,
®*h is, 'so Estcrtri..
-. Medical <Jo-sartier*.s!p.
''ll. Undersigned have associated themselves
111 the practice of M-rltcine, in the village of
v - (.iairsviUe. N.grit calls profrtjdiy attended ,
'*• o.2ev opposite the St flair !*:•.
WM. A. VICKROY,
(i. W. STATLER.
F U ,'r-D.
PUBLIU SALE OF VALUABLE
RE Ala ESTATE.
BV virtue of ar order of the Orphans' Court of
Bedford County, the undersigned will orf-r at Pub-
Ire 8 !•> on the premises in St. Clair Township, cm
Saturday, 26 th .March, insf.
the follow ing described Real Estate, viz; a tract of
land in sr. d Township, adjoining lands of John W.
Hoover. G.-oige Feaster an ! olh-rs. containing a
bout 75 acres, with double l.og House and Log
Barn thereon erected, about two thirds cleared and
i under fence, with orchard and Nursery thereon.
037"PERMS .—Cz-h at confirmation of Sale.
MAHLOX SMITH,
Adm'r of the E-tate of James Smith, dee'd.
March 4,"5.t.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
AY virtue of an order of the Oiphans' Court of
Bedford County, the undersigned will offer at Public
Sale on the piemises, in Cumberland Valley Town
ship, on
Saturday, 26fh .March, in.-t.,
the following described Real Estate, viz: a tsact
; of land containing I S acics, adjoining lands of
! Abm. McClelland, Nathan Lee and otfiers. about
GO acres cleared and under fence, with Log House
! and Log Sta'oie thereon erected, also a good spring
! thereon.
K2?°"TEKMS :—Cash at confiirriation of Sale.
(> K. SHANNON,
Adru'r of !he Estate of Daniel Shea, dec'il.
March 4,'59.
STATEMENT sod report of Wm, K. Moor- |
._ liead, Stewart' of the Poor un i H -t.se of]
employment of Bedford Courdy. froitr iii" !-t 1
day ol January, ISSB, tiil the Ist day of April, '
| IHSS. " Dr.
j *1 o cash froth P. Smith on account, ft ; 0
do H Nieodemus, for bran, 50 \
do ji Blymire, for rye, ICO
<!o Jno P Arnold, for i!our, 2 75
Uo Mrs Harmon, for corn, 15 j
do Jno W Lingenielter, for corn, 45
do Simon Naus, for buckwheat, SD
do Joseph 1 ate, on account, 4 59 ]
do V T Chapman, "2 25
do A J Sau-orri, "1 50
do Rush A Henderson " tJ l*> •
do D Johnson, at decase, 000
do Jno P Reed, for coin, 45
do Simon Cook, for ca'f, 4 50 I
do Dr. Compber, lor corn, 45
do A Petrin, for rye, 100
do Dr. Reamer, on account, 2 50
do H Nieodemus, for rye, 243
do H Lewtz, "2 00
do A .Middlrton, "I 0 >
do S Dicxerboo:, for hour, 600
d i 1, Ag:iew, "I 00
do i or p'g, 100
$.50 71 .
; CR.
i3v ci-j. ; (I Weidel, on accou rt, in full, 543
d • ,'!rs Adams, for knittin-i, 100 |
do J W beeler, for salt, 575
do J Boltnger, tor brooms, 5.J
do Mrs Croyle on account, 1 2U
do S Reighart, for marketing, 150
, t'o J Bowser, for salt, 025
| do 1 lmler, lor apple but'er, 4 s;>
do J Forney, tor basket-,
co J:i; Rysling, dor apple butter, 1 25
■ do S Cook, for beef, 715
do 1> J Shuck, tor s..lt, 250 i
do F Friend, lor baccn, 300 ,
do 1-aac 1 mler, for dried Iruit, 3 0'
cio W Lyainger for sr.oernen-iiiig, 75
do A Hull, removing pauper, 1 0-* i
do H Naiigle, do 50
do T Oldham, do 50 '
(hi H Ickes, do SO
j do i-aac Lippel, on account, 5 00
do Reiser, hat for pauper, 75
i
§l7 03
By cash to balance, 2"8
ssb 71
STATE.MEN F ami report ol Win. Leary,
Steward ol the i'oor un-1 House of Bmpl -vutrnl
of IT-dlonl County from April lat till Ist .
January, 1559.
DR.
To cash paid for grain, tlour, &c.. from
sundry persons up to January Ist, liso, SH.'S 15
CR.
By ca-b paid for brooms, SCO
do H StuiJer for apples, 371
d.o H Peck lor plaster, SSO i
do Chimney Sweep, 1 bo
do Wm Herring for to'.!,
do Dr. Anderson for -eed co*n, 250
1 do JF.dvtards for altr ring stock, 150
do Cruder lor basket. 021
i do H Sellers for white washing, 2 ti'2j
i do Mrs. Cuppet lor dried fiuit, 1 00
do Wm Bowies ssage iare lor -eu:!-
i . iag pauper to Charnbersburg, 350
do 'A Herman lor boiler, o-'r
do Wm Bowles lor horse hire, 37|
do John Taylor for tar, 12^
.!o Joshua Shoemaker, for mutton, 37 J
do Mixell for beef. 72
do Mrs Roontz for fruit, 150 j
do Expenses to Coaltnont, 2 00
do Mis Harklerood fur fruit, 150
do Sipes for beef, 2 40
do Liquid Camphor, 25
i,o J Williams, lor basket, 25
iio J Harkieroo I for potatoes,
do White and Black on account, H7^
do German for woik at race, 525 j
do Win. lleriing for toll, 50
do German for work at race, 5 20
| do Expenses to Hopewell, I 25 ,
do P Ritchey for mutton, i <>o
do do for fruit, 37i 1
do S Vondersmith, oa account, 96
; do Dtehl for straw, 8i
do Morgert for scantling, 40
do D Sbuse for lime, 100
do Expenses !oCumberland, 1 .70
do Ritchey for mutlon, '. 1
do Airs Hammond for brush, 5j
do Expenses to Cumberland, 1 5)
do P Little for straw, 1 o
i do Dr Harry for lard, 2 :l
do Axe bought at sale, 75
do Jno Meioy for rye, 22 55
Balance due Poor House, 2 171
C !0o 15
j STATEMENT ol the Poor 11 >sse mill,from t, ; i Ist
I day of January, 1353, to the Ist day of January, ...
ID. 1859.
DR.
35 r. g: _ a
nT ? S g-g *
Am't of toll grain bio't '" p
in, a-, p-'-r mo. report, 'I 227J 4-'j -19 i'.
i Bputtht of J Snyder, 2 4
d.) P- Clark, 50
do W Ritchey 2ci
I do Jno M'.loy 30
Amount, 45 0
CR.
By amount of grain used in Poor House an I sold to
seudry persons lor cash and on accounts for work
done in repairs to mill, house, fee., ike.
S 53 C7 S3 1
2 V: o ■ CT. :
rn2 X '
S ' r r 5 7- i
Ani't used in P. House, 3c,3 23 21 31
Horse feed, "
i Hog feed, 2i 51 4 j
hold suird y persons, K ~> D' ,; l l'.f l-'J 1
Amount, 4hS 287 42. 1-. 5 ;
List of pauper.- admitted, discharge.!, du d, ice., du- |
ring each month, and the number remaining at the j
! end of each month. Al.-o, the average number sup- !
i ported in the House during the logether with '
' the no. of c-ut-door paupers, suppotted .F buried bytbe ■
luslitutioA, from the Ist day of January, 1358, to
the Ist day of January, 18-59. 1
I > ? ? ? 5. F3 3 a ~
s- =• 2 5> s a
- 5 -7 f- y —. =' v -
a -,~i y— - c 2 z' * r *
~ % s ns
1-53.
January, 2 23 J8
February, - 1 1 23 15
March, 4 5 1 2tt 19
April, 2 1 - 21 19
May, 5 1 24 20
June, 1 1 1 24 20
July, 2 1 1 23 2(1
August, 2 1 23 21
September, 2 1 25 22
October, 3 1 2*< 23
November, 3 2 1 29 21
December, 3 1 30 25
31 13 4 3 1 293 249
making an average of -15 per month of whom 5 are
colored. There are, also, 3 who are blind, 11 in
sane, 3 confined to bed—there are alo, 2 out-door
paupejs who are not included in the above. Bills
were paid for boarding and medical attendance lor
paupers who were sick in different parts of the
county, one of whom has since been brought to the
Poor ilou-e. 4-16 way-faring persons were p ovi
ded with board, lodging, Lie., of vvho.n 22 were A- !
mericaii c , 311 Germans, 93 Iri.hinen, I) English-]
m n, 3 Frenchmen, 2 Italians, 2 Scotchmen and 1
• Welshman.
STATEMENT of tbe produce of the farm of and :
garden from April 1-*, l'-.'D, to January let )S5'J. 1
85 dozen wheat, 309 bushels ears of corn, 10 bn-. j
of oats, 250 bushels of potatoes, 10 bushels of beets,
10 bushels of tomatoes, 12 bu-hels ol onions, one
Jilto siuall, C bushels of pars nips, 20 ton- of hay, 5
louc's of corn fodder, 2000 beads of cabbage, 0 bar- .
j rele ol kraut, 3 barrel- of cucumbers, 225 pounds of
woo!, 3 bee: hides, S sheep skin-, 1 calf skin, 5
calves, 334 pounds of mutton, HO pounds of vea',
! 21SS pound-, of pork, sU<> {rounds of lard, 1153 pounds
j of beef, 85 pounds of tallow, I' S pounds o! butter j
2U pounds ol bard soap, 1 1 barrels of soft soap. j
l.ipe aloe!: 0:1 farm.
2 horses, 71 sheep, 7 cows, I heißer, 1 Lull, 32
s..oat, 2 Lr.-.od sows.
Feed for Stock.
12 toes o! bay, 25 bushels ears of corn.
Articles man njart are it m 110 "r,t/ matron.
59 shirts, Hchemises, 18 pa r mens' socks. 5 pair
I womens' stockings, 4 pair children's do., 2 ' wo- ]
mens' dre-ses. 1 child's do., 9 sheeis, 29 piliciw- i
slips, ID bed-tn i.s, 2 bolsters, 22 aprons, 8 pairol >
mens' drawers, 8 pair mens' pun's, 3 shrouds, ' sun - :
bonnets, 2 vest-, 2 round jackets, 1 coal, I women's ■
' caps, 15 comfort-, 12 towles, l table cloths,
j We the undersigned, Directors of the Poor and ;
ilou-e of employment of Bedford county, do certify
:sat we have examined the above account, ? tate- .
merit and report of Wm. Leery, Steward of su .1 j
Poor arul House of Employment, liorn th- i-t day of
April, !85S and find the same to he corr-'i-t.
Witness our hands and seals thi- 1-t day of Janua
ry, 1859a GEORGE ELDER, [L. S.]
GEORGE SMOUSE, > L. S.j -
ATTEST— JOHN AMOi. j_L. S.j.
THOMAS R. GKTTVS, Clerk.
REPORT of George Iliymire, Treasurer of
the Poor Home and I Jon a e of Employment of
> iieij'ord Cani ty, in account with ju 1 Co'Jn
' 11!, from the !.v' day of .Jannary, 18.':S, ii.'l
the l ai day of January, IS.MJ.
DEtiTOR.
To amount received from Collector.', as fnilow*: '
From Jacob Nieodemus, Vsl 82
co Pll S! ir-s iu full, 21 til
. j Robert Elder in full, 18 05
do F.lial Gump, do 44 41
do Josiah Bruner, K>l 59
dj John Dasher, 25 00 i
do Jacab Evans in full, ' 28 S9 :
do Henry Egulph, do 59 91
do Joint Bparks,. do 3 3 99
do Simon Beard 75 00
do John Furry, 02 27
do Jacob Smith in full, II') B*>t
do Adam Barnbart in full, 1.76 21
do John Osborn, " 105 20 '
do Samuel James, 175 83
do Henry Rose, 135 (10
co Jonathan Feigotner in full, 113 42
do Alexander Davis, " 62 .70
do Nit ban Hurley in full, lis I
do John K Zook, " ■<; u I
do Noah Tiptoa, 77 on
iio *v,r. e.- =n ; , MI, A-. '
du Pliiiip C'upp-t.
do Abraham Morgan in full, Its 67
do Wm Masters, " 68 14
do Daniel Horn, " 40 71 ,
do James Smith, '** "2
do Amos As!) in full, 74 21 ;
do Isaac M linler in full, 1*23 tit)
j do Simon Beard,
do Henry S Fluck, 119 I ) ]
do Daniel Shuck, 9*2 4 1 '
do Jacob Reighart, 103 39
i do John Shoemaker, <59 Co
i do John Morgan, o*9
| do Henry Horn, 35 43 |
do George F Steel, 43 .7$
do Michael Bone, 47 CD ;
do Wm Carnell, 23 00 j
do A. Smith, 17 75
do Christian Helton,
do Thomas Ritchey, 21 53
do Emanuel Staller, 20 C 9
do John Smouse, .70 00
do Wm K:rk, 36 29
do Jacob Hanks, 0-7 Si
do Isaac Pressell, 2". IS j
d 3 John Fluck, 125 Oft 1
do Thomas II Hortcn, j . 'g-Te ut, " .: I s.
CR CD IT.
Dr B F Harry-'cr - .. attend.--..-C ' 7 02
i Mrs Ex In -- - or pauper,
j D liel-e', ' g. ; . ;i r, 717
! Jacob I - f.r .. .heat, 1 '• |2 j .
j .1 H P.-i-,') du-; • ' -<-;*,li'nie- *, J.'t
j Juries : ].::: : keepitig o;il-dor pauper, .7 99 1
1 J.i.ues i' Lir n do d > 14 4
I T U Geitys c e quarter's salary, c 25
j T !'. I ■:: s do do (i 25 j
Jo:.ri Mower i alai.ee on B Bender, fi 20 I
N Lyon-balance on bill oi go<i<i, 17 73 !
Jc. :. E-Lelman bringing jumper, 2 74
E I" Horn for lumh'-r, 8 25 i
S Shuck G Co for'btli of goode, 44 72
Jacob Bi.rndollar fi.r shingle: arid zoo ls, 27 7f<
Dr G W Anderson for wn-a*, 27 00 |
Jarolr Mortimore for beef. IS 12
Job Mam:, Eiqr, part of check, 37 51 j
John ft Jordan repairs at mill, 9 00 ■
, Mrs Kxliue for -u[)por' of out-door pa-iper, 75 ) |
• A GtDon for o:ts, C 25 I
i J M.ller for shoetnakir.g. 3 UJ j
Jacob Reed bid of goods, 23 • 1 j
i. Bedell bringing j)aup-r, 3 70 ;
Lai.-.u; Johnson,donation, 12 .70
do do 12 50
j Nicholas Lyons bill of goods, 29 53*
j James M Barndollar, 79 79
j Henry Suaricr, 5/i (>t
1.1 C Riser money borrowed, 211 0<)
Isaac Lippel goods, 4 14
Henry Fiuck bringing pauper, i 37'
Frr 1! F Harry salary and bill of medicine, .74 -70 j
Michael Conrad, 33 00
f K. (D ttys Ist quarter's salary, C 25
Samuel Brown biii of goods, 21 82
d> do 35 10J
J A Blackburn for bacon, 10 71
J A Gsborri burying cit-door pauper, 7 09
Michael Cannon part of bill rendered, 25 00
Nehemsah Flegle boarding pauper, (3 00
J F Linn suppurt as out-dour pauper, 5 00
do do 1 00
Samuel Way balance of check, S3 09
Lucas Saupp for straw, 3 00
J F Lint! support as out-door pauper, 1 00
[Sitrion Nycum, 47 70
I Jacob Riddle paid check in full, 27 34
I Henry Moses part of check, 25 00
! Jacob Barndoiiar, do 25 00
do do 20 00
do Interest on judgment, -IS 00
j Wm F Moorhead, 21 00
i David Over printing, 0-5 73|
I John Miller shoeinending, 5 25
I "1" K G -ttys making oat anJ distributing du
plicates, 30 00
Wm Spidet repairing mill irons, 5 00
'■ Mrs Exlir.e, donations, 6 75
Jacob Dnnkel for wheat, ii -n i
!B W Garie'.-on for coal and bunging pauper. 33 00 i
John Arnold store till, 1§ oii
Daniel B Bu'ger executing orders, 5 45
Dr B F Harry balance oil quarter's salary, 22 62ij
Michael Bannon bill rendered, 25 00
i l.omas Daisd shearing sheep, 5 ;j|
Nicholas Lyons bill of goods. )3 ] f
Wm Leary, lor use of Poor House, -JO On
Blymire & Haitley, bill rendered, 5,1 irj
J Hiddle lor apple butter and dried apples, 12 25
Wm F Moor head 2 quarter's salary, !I0 01)
El wood Harmer balance of check, 115 00
James Crisman issuing orders, , 8 00
.Mrs Wm .Moorhead services as matron, 12 00
J F Linn, support as out-door pauper, 30 00
O H Tat e assignee ot Saruom & Gepharf, 48 35
Michael Kitchey, 28J bushels wheat, 25 05
T W Horton error in settlement, 2 43
John Long attending Luke Eager, 11 75
Darnel '.'.'alters bringing pauper, 8 80
I Jeremiah Lea-Kure,donation, 20 00
John i razier keeping pauper, 19 00
V.. Householder removing pauper, -1 20
James Wertz Bill of Lumber, 35 00
T.lv . Gettys Jr. 1 qr's salary, 6 25
Adam Dibert on* But/, ' 41 00
Simon Cook bill of beef, 7 15
Alexander Giison for oats, 5 00
s. p. Broad work at forebay, 0 00
Stephen Seigle keeping pauper, 20 00
William I.eary use ot Poor House, 15 00
! Simon Mixell for beef, (3 S3
John Long expense of two paupers, 11 51
Isaac .Mengle Jr Bedstead iV colfin, 5 15
Peggv Davis, check & interest dated aug 31
i D>s2, <37 05
j William Hartley for bacon, 20 16
I Michael Weisel wheat & barrels, 9 25
Michael ilnlterbaum beet it bacon, 30 56
Levis Statler for coal, 42 08
Des alt Hershberger for bacon, 23 07
John Bridahiun brick and crockery ware, 3 98
Frederick Mench lor piue i: trimming grapa
vine, 2 02^
Frederick Mench for veal, 6 03
do rye, 5 60
do straw-pine & apples, 208 j
do mutton, 3 12 j
B. VV. Gar ret son anst over paid, 19 701 1
.41. K. Kaitges work at race, 5 00 J
llenry Sellers for woik, 0
i Join Miatler apples, 4 0O
Janes Naugle bringing pauper ~ *>o
S. D. Broad hanging master, wheel, 5 00
Wiiliam P. Monrbead partofcbeck, 2S 00
| Dewah Hersbber/er tor beet, 0 99
Jaiob Mortimor,for beef. b OiH
I Isaac D. F.ariie>t do 1 "0
| William Milburn making eottins, 9 1 0
i.(blond Bedell bringing pauper, 1 30
S. D. Broad work at forebay, -IS Oil
T Vt Horton. bringing pauper, 1 50
T.AV. Horton justice it constable fees, 2 00
T. R. Gettys 1 qrs salery, 6 25
■ . Horton Keeping paiip-r, 16 50
: MiE. Bartges or* at trull, ~ •>''
Fiiiiiti Clark wheal, 4-" * 1 —i ;
j 3:nb Snyder wheat & earn, 3<J 00 .
i, W. Scott beej, 4- 40
Ftedeiick Niingle apt leliolter, ( 37J
i ibvi.l Di',u-rt appletmtler, 100
Frederick N'augle bacon tx. vinegar, 0 Si -
Dfetniei Snyder 1
: JtCii • La ran 5 :>0 j
!>••. i\ C. R-amor's half years s.il.iry. 3 ) O'l
Djvi:' Waiter aint over paid on duplicate, 6 78 ;
; - Mo M . v M <off:iead services as matron,
12 00 |
Lawr rtc-.'Jami mi part of check no 12, 35 00 •
if W. Garrv'.son . >r coal, IS 00
' Meyer? & Ben lord bill printing, 44 53
Samuel Hf.wn part of check, 10 0 )
! John Arnold do 20 00 ;
Mrs ..try Moorheinl services as tr.a!ton, 12 o<>
John Rimby repaiiing kitchen, 1 53
Samuel Detinaiigh for beef, -1-6 ''o
Thomas .Murray part u! check, ti ) 00
An!huiiy Whit medicine for self, 5 0 )
William Gillespie ami over pai l J 19
Thomas IcCoy hi!! of hacott, 620
Robert F\an hill c.l g >o!-, 44 O'J
.fa-.-oh iv e.l Cv Co., do S2 33
William Moorhead part of check, 22 10
i iMinn F>q., check its foil, 40 9.)
tv. ■ y flcirj i servuiiT executions, 2 62
,Ge r_-e Bfyndre stone coal, & tin ware, -15 21 i
: Jeremiah Akers nioney i-lnnled, 1 25
"bias Gump do 20 S8
George Elder half year salary, 20 00
T. K. Gi ttys quarters, do 6 25
t Due Treasurer on lutset(lrmrot, 39 7S i
G. .rge Rivmi: • ry as I'rea.s'i.-er, !0 tJO
William Moori'.eail pari 4 check 0 f 30 .
; ITrcurrettl . ionev, !0 00
| Auditors' clerks' salary, 20 00
I.l.missions allowed collectors, 193 99! ;
;v; uter.if • -rt aiiowed coiSector?, 22t) b' 13 •
ci i rest or; - ro.l v checks, liil 67
■ n:% $4128 IS
.'. i'./7 /k'. ,L.\'T of monies dut to B'dford i
i Co'u.t., Poor House, on the 1 s>t <iuy of Jmiua- \
Fry, JSS9, from Coiled or?, nx follows:
Jacob Corle, fur 1951 838 01
cub N icodennts, do 102 15 j
: G wrge Long, 1 8-56 8 19b j
| Jos,ah Bruncr, do 42 17 j
: .To . i Dasher, do 82 07 j
Mmon f'earo, do 15ij 49 j
John Furt , do S 02 j
- . n--1 Jcuie . 1557 24 19 j
, Henry Rose, do 46 05 |
' iptofi, i!o 14 5)
l'ji!ip Cipp"lt, i!o S- 1 ) I*2 •
, Ja'.ifs Sliii- 14 J 07
j Simoa Beaut, do 24; 05 ;
■ Henry 8 i-luck, do .10 53 J
Hani-1 .1 Shuck, 1858 48 87 j
tiicob Reighart, do 111 IS j
■ Lcmael Evat ?, do 89 36 j
! John Shoemaker, do 47 19 ,
John Morgan, do <i 13 j
| John I- Miller, do 55 97
i Solomon Steel, do 7- 14 j
j fleniy Horn, do 25 07 |
- Michael ii.jue, <i i 45 46
i Win Cam li, tin <3 90
| Anthony Suittti, do IUI 42 i
|Chri>tiin Felion, •! -*S 95 j
| Thomas Ritcm-y, <i 92 61
lEianue! siatlei. rlo o 59 ]
' John Smonse, do 29 19 i
! Win. Kitk, !o IIS7I j
Isaac Tr-wll do !
Jacob Nicodeinus, ~:)() 84
J oii ii B Fiui k, do ' 'G
John Kins, judgment, 1853, 80 69
John L H'.ii " 1854, 16 6i>
Amour.?, $2579 60i
We the undersigned Auditors of Bedford
i county, do certify that we have examined the
! inregtuns account of George Blymire, '1 reasu
! rer of the Poor and House of Employment of
j Bedford C'Uiity. and find the same to he cor- j
I rect and true as above stated, a-i i ti.at there is
! a balance due said I'ieasurer of 63.70f.
Witness our hand and seal tiiis -Ith day
of January, A. D. 1859.
HENRY B. MOCK, [u. ?-l
JOHN W. CRISMAY, [L. S.)
JAMES C. DEYORE. [I.S.J
! Atfest,
TIIOMAX R. GETTYS, Clerk.
Exeeulor's Notkift.
NOTICE is hereby given that Le'ters Testamenta
ry on the will of Fredrtck Smith, late of Colerain tp.,
i dece used, have been granted to the undersigned, by
j the Register of wills of Bedford County—'hat uli
persons having claims on sa id Estate are requested
to present them duly authenticated for settlement,
anj those indebted are notified to make immediate
payment. HFNKY F. SMITH. f
i Feb, 25, 1559. G. W. HOUSEHOLDER, j Ex'rs
I{<M<lbr<t K:iili'o<i Company.
i THE subscribers of slock, to the BEDFOCO R*II.-
| KOAU COMPANY, are hereby notified that Rv a
I resolution of the Board, now duly nroaniz- d,
they are required to pay to the Ti'.i.nfr <d the
Company, on or before (lie st.'i n'nv of April,
n,> x!, fhej first tns/ul/rnenl of /V cinifnf slock
subscribed by th.m, being $4.J6? per share.
By order cf the Board,
JOHN I'. REED,
r eb. 25,'59. Sec'y. &. Treasurer.
iNOi'ICK.
All persons are hereby no titled that I have pur- '
chasedlat Sheriffs Sale one Jot of Tinner Machines, j
Hand Tools, Patterns &c. Also the entire Jot of
stock and tin ware in the shop lately occupied by I
Abraham Herman—as whose property the r anit was !
sold.
I also hereby give notice that 1 I -ve hired said I
Herman, and will hereafter carry ori the Tinning bu- I
siness at the shop formerly occupied by biin orr Jj
harina Street. Notice further given that the
Books of said Herman now belong to me and any
persens having accounts will please preaentjiierri to
Samuel Ka-Jebaugh Esq., for settlement without de
lay. :
Feb, 25, 1859. SAMUEL BARNHART.
LIST :\9f!!L
I am determined that unless all persons indebted
to me on account, note, or otherwise do not make j
payment immediately, that their accounts ,Nc.. w-ill
be placed in the hand- of an officer after the'lorhf
day of March, 15",9 for collection. This is j o,i>
the last notice. G. \y -*i i'P.
Bedford Foundry. |
THE subscribers saving purchased the Bedford j
j Foundry of > T - ir '- Wasbabaugb and Bannon, would :
most resc- c?fuiiy announce to the citizens cf Bed
; ford-nd adjoining counties that they ere prepared to j
i .uake and furnish all kinds of CASTINGS for
Grist acd Saw-raills,
Chines Ploughs. Jlpple mill v. Cooking.
TEN PLATE, AND COAL STOVES, SLED ANO
Sieigb soles, waMi kelflev, of different sizes, wagon [
foxes of all sizes, farmers' bells, (a superior arti- j
ele), oven door-, ei d every thing usually made in a
j country Foundry.
WomJcoc) . Seyltr
an ! BILL-SIDE PLOUGHS.—AIso, a new PLUG
PLOUGH, to which we call the e.peciai attention
o! our fanners—a superior article to the oi l Plug
Plough, with two kinds of points, shares anil land
sides to -u.f all ploughs in general use in this coun
ty. Turning and rifting of iron patterns made To
order, and all kinds of repairing done at the short
; est notice and at low puces. Ail our own work
made oi the very b'-.-.t riiateiial, and warranted to
j give satisfaction.
Fat".;CTB tttst! ether* w< uld <Io well to
call and examine our work before purchasing else
where, as we ar~ determined to inret the imtner
gencies of the t.inucs. we will
S"ll low for (FISH, or country produce.
; Pig and Lar irou, hois-sauJ lumber, taken in ex- '
change tor work,
feb 23,'59- 1 y BHIRES -V JORDAN. ;
PUBLIC SALE OF
GEORGE 3- KAY'o REAL ESTATE
IN HOPEWELL TOW NSHIR.
] PY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Rerl
t'ord county, the undersigned will offer at public
sale, on the premi-es, on
Sdurdoy, the 1 9 /r> day of March, next,
the following described Real Ksfate, viz: The MAN- |
Si ON TKAC I , of said deceased, containing 251 A
CREB, about 160 acres el p ared and under fence and
ina high slate of cult ivatinn. The improvements are
o.v/J .y;LT log frame house, basic
BAR >, and the icce-sa'y out-building-. Thi
t'arrit is one of fh" bc-i in Hopewell township, being
goo-i litio-sto: ' land atul ing t tree good r>rinc
and orchard therein.
One other Tract containing 1:1 acres, about 00
acre? cleared and midtf frnrt. The improvements !
rue TWO LOG HOUSES, TWO STABLKS and oth- i
er ou'-bu d.iif g-. I here is a good spring on the;
premises, am! aGo an orchard theieon This is '
! good iand am: in a good state of cultivation.
One other Iract containing 69 acres, about 39 a
; ere- cleared and m good order. The improvements
are one Log House, Stable and Saw-rot!!. There is i
; also an orchard thereon.
i t.ese lands are a,! in a good STflrn of country,
within i s.hort distance of the Rail Road and at the
dor r of a ready market ail the ti : •>.
j run es third to remain in the property du
, ri:! - tr.e lifetime of the widow, the interest thereon
payable to her annually—one tbird In hand ar con- I
Brotation of sale, and the balance in two equal an- \
j uual payment* without interest.
j "... JAMES E. KAY,
Feb. 25, 1859. Tru-tee.
TL' BLIC SA LE OF
IA I" 4 T t riiyi
liihAij ihblAlih.
r?S uniJer?ijned Assignees of Patrick D )|- j
j. iarii, will idler at Public Sale on (he j re- j
ntises, in Napier Township, on
.Monday, the 2 i./ day of dtf irch, next,
' the fallowing Re. 1 E tale, situated in said town- I
j ship, viz: A tract of Land, b-in? the mansion
; place, containing about 96 acres, more or less, i
• adjoiniiie other land assigned, and John Si!! on i
|I he East, John \Y|| jit'iiue on the IVest, David i
Border on the North, and A. Sttlil -r on the
Sou!.h, about 60 acres cleared and under fence,
a portion of wfiich is meadow. The dwelling
I house is a food new Log House two stories ;
j high, with a spring of fine water near ttie
; house. There is also an old Barn on the pre- j
rr.ises, with other out-buildmgs—there is also a
; fine apple orchard in thrifty condition.
Adjoining the above on the East, is also a
; small tract containing about 54 acres. The
| improvements are a good frame Dwelling House, j
with a Stable and threshing floor, with about |
| 30 acr-'.- cleared at: I under lence, the uniin
i proved land !- well timbered, and the v. hole !
being but about ball a mile from the Turnpike,!
I lias a good rot I itic-r to Bedford or Schells- j
| burg. ]' ssiou given on the Ist of April.
'17 s "TERMS—One half in hand, balance in :
j one and tw years without interest. The grain
; now i:i the groui.u will be reserved.
JOHN sfi.L.
JOHN MOWER,
Feb. 25,'59. A vigneea.
V A 25 P 5-: s.
H. 11. ELI)RIDGE,
.Manufacturer, Importer end Dealer t.t
CARPETING?,
OIL CLOTHS.
M A T T I N G S. &c.
tielrig in a hyc-street, linger very light expanse-,
t!:is Hou-e has been ceaelc! for mnnv years to maui
teln ihc reputation of being the CKEATLSi i;i the
City.
Warehouse, NO. !3 ETRAVv'BEftRY
STREET, second door above Chestnut Street.
ET'Strawberry is the first street west of Second
Street, THiL.A !)F.L!'Bi A .
JJ JV-'.'-JVvV |
C S'I'HEET,
Bchreea Four-and-a-half anil Sixth Slrcrs,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
o
A- F- KIMAIKLL, Propriflftr-
E. V. < AAIPBELL* Sttprriult ndrtit. i
Washington City, Dec. to, 57-Jy.
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r r I 111 ii mm. ji muni ■ , m ~ t>* wummmmmmmm-J.
BEDRiiu) HiirH sniooL
FINS SCHOOL will open on Mo: MAY tfie 9t-t
i ot t-bruary, ia the LA son f.r:ir* Bcildim.,
, !" rt .lore orenpied by the U- v. Ceo. IV Augo
snlutugh. I :,f : j-i vices r ( Miss S. E.
>' y l vouriT |, |; y 0 f thorough education. ati<i
:. w-H vers. ri .:i tii- '-Art of Teaching," 'biv
been <o lake , liar -- of tile Female )&> -
partment.
I <-:s r ms .mm difierent parts of ?fn*coun'v
wishing to prepare I:i--mseive8 lor will
find it to their advantage by rsttcii ling tins In
stitution, a- special care wijl I— taken with
j them, iii tilt' branchrs taugol hn ' e ' Common
! Schools" under Ihe supervision of the County
1 Superintendent.
I he Session will be divided info two Qnnrtvrs of
: 11 weeks each.
Tuition per Quarter, Primary Branches S3 00
Common English. t CO
Higher "cfo 5 00
j Classics 25
Students entering before the middle of the Quarter
will he charge.! tut! tuition. Tbo-e entering after
that time, w ill be charged half tuition No deduc
tion made, unless in of protracted sickness-.
D O. SHOE)? "" T - ,
j Bedford, Feb. 15. 4S3C ,
' I rake pleasure in Shoemaker
to the patronage of the o. Bedford and vi
cinity. His r:ic—- ta lear '" r ls weil established.
I.believe s.i— be fully qualified to teach alt the
1 ; ~u f j 6e proposes to teach.
G. W. AUGHINBArGtI.
T . yc u lll's I iii proved
CAST-IROX CARRIAGE HUB.
i fIiHE undersigned believes that he has inverted o
| | cast iron carriage hub which far excels all oth
ers now in use, ior strength, neatness and dot ability,
and that it only nee<! to be examined, and its mer
i its tested; to =ecure its universal approval and a
: doption. Jndee.i it is no longer an experiment, it
| having been effect natty tried bv the best judge* iti
our country, and pronounced one of the
Greatest Improvements of the Age!
Several vehicles have been in use over two years
with the Improved Hub attached, and the wheels
are still a= perfect as when they Je't the ship, the
unavoidable wear excepted.
This is the only Cast Iron Huh ever invented sui
table for light wheels.
This imprevernent is of such a nature that one cr
more spokes may betaken out changed or r rptaced
without disturbing the other portion of the wheel.
Where a wood htibi- used, if a spoke happens to be
come, broken, it is necessary to cot tie tire and se
parate the feiioes, to get a! the damaged part. The
wheel trust be then reconiposed, the tire rewelded
and re-et. AM th : involves a cosiderable expense
and loss of tirre.
In the present Improvement tins Inner ends of the
spokes are secured in an Iron Hub, which consist'
mainly ot t vo shells listened together with screws.
By simply unscrewing the nuts and taking off the
. back shell, any one o: the spokes may be removed
or chaiig-d, and the hub again put together, leaving
the wheel as solid ari l firm as ever, ali
WIT ii ix riu: sr. ICE OF A FEW
ML\ UTES.
This mejhod of constructing iron Hub Wheels
gives tbera uuuoual strength,
LIGHTNESS AND NEATNESS
besides obviating several othr objections that have
heretofore attended th-ir use. The cost of manu
facture is also greatly reduced.
The subscriber Agent for Bedford County, will
dispose of Township and shop rights ou reasonable
terms. WILLIAM O'NEAL, Agent.
F-b 23, ISCy. Rain-burg, Bedford Co., Pa.
JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
A FINE HEAD Or
RICH G LOSS Y HAIR.
Talk of beauty, and it cannot exist without a fine
head ol hair, then read the following, and if you a*k
more, see circular aiound each bottle, and no one
can doubt.
Professor Wood's Euir Restorative.—XV
call The attention of all. old ?:ij young, to this won
i derful preparation, which turns Lack to its original
color, gray hair—covers the head of the hal'.l with a
luxuriant growth—removes the dandruff, itching, are!
ail cutaneous erupt ons—causes n continual flow of
toe natural funis: and hence, ,f used as a regular
dressing lor the nair will preserve its color,and keep
it from falling to extreme o.'d age, in ail its natural
beauty. We ca'i then upon the bald, the grey, or
diseased in scalp, t > use ,r;aM surely the young will
not, as they value th * flowing locks, or the witching
curl, ever be without it. Itsprai-eis upon the tongue
of thous.-nds.
t • Agent lor Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative in
... w Haven, received following letter in regard
to the Restorative, a few weeks since:
Dkei JRIVF.b, COS., July 23, 5 853.
j Mr. Levenworth—Sir: i have been troubled with
i dandruff or scurf on my head for more than a vear,
my hair began to come out, scurf and hair together,
1 saw in a New Haven paper about "Wood's Hair
Restorative" as a cure. 1 culled at yonr store on the
•st of April last, and purchased one bottle to try it,
and 1 found to my satisfaction it was ths thing, it re
moved the scurf and new hair began to grow; it is
! now two or three inches in length where it was alt
off. I have great faith in it. 1 wish you to send ine
two bottles more by Mr. Post, the bearer of this.—
I don't know as any of the kind is used in this
place, you may have a market for many bottles after
it is known here. Yours with ;pspcct,
REEL'S PRATT.
P ULA.. Sept.. 9, 18.37.
Trof. Wood—Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative is
; proving itself beneficial to me. The front, and also
the back part of my head almost lost its covering—in
fact had. 1 have used but two half pint bottles ot
your Restorative, and now the top of my head is we!
j studded with a promising crop of young hair, and thl
front is al-o receiving its benefit, ihave tried other
preparations without any benefit whatever. 1 think
| from my own per-ona! recommendation 1 can induce
many others to try it.
Yours respectfully, D. R. THOMAS, M. D.
No. tGI Vine street.
Vixcexnes, la., June 22, 1-S5C>.
Frof. O. J. Wood: As you are about to manufact
ure and vend vour recently discovered Hair Restora
; live. 1 will state, for whomsoever it may concern,
that I have used it and known others to u=e it—that
il have, for several y ears, been in the babit of using,
other Hair Restoratives, and that 1 find yours vastly
I super ior to any other 1 know. It entirely cleanses
the head of dandruff, and with one month's proper
use will restore any person's hair to the original
! youthful color and texture, giving it a healthy, soft
and gios-y appearance; and all this, without discolor
ing the bauds that apply it, or the dress r>n which
1 it drops. 1 would, therefore, recommend its use to
every one desirous of having a fine color and texture
to hair. Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
O. WOOD N Co., 212 Broadway, New York
(in the v cat New York Wire RailingKstabiisrr.ent,
od 11 t Market Street, St. Louis, M-.
And sold by all Druggists.
lor ih e Drug .Store of L>r. B F Harry, Bed
j ford. Pa.
j .May li, IS-'S.
| rtO.-s PORWARD. o. u. GAITfJER.
i'fii vj Sfd A. <*;i4hr*,
A'-TORNEYS AX L.AW,
Bedford, Penn'a.
J". vvar.r< J>i O. H. Gaitiihr of Som
erset, have opened a law office in Bedford, Pa.
(.). H. Gnillo r, having located permanently in
Bedford, wel It- 1 assisted during every Court by
Hie former. All business entrusted to their
care will be promptly and carefully attended to.
Office ( it Juliana street two doors South of the
Inquirer office.
J. W. ITs\Gi:\E ELTER,
j Ailoiiii v at Law and Land Snrvejor,
' Will atlenil iri'h / romplness to all business
entrusted to his care. I
IWiu, eiiACTicK i\ Bkdpord A\i> Fei.rox Cocntif.*.
I/" Office one door West of the Union Hotel