The Battle of Great Bethel.
Ofiiclal Account.
The following account of the at
Great Bethel revised and correct*'*! hv Maj r-
Gentral Buter for the Associit-.l Piers
FORTRESS M NRIE, inn-* 10, |R6I .
This has been an exciting and sorrowing day
at Old Point C< mf irt. Tir-n-ial Butler hav
ing learned that fonMnairs were forming an
entrenched camp u i'.h strong batteries <t Great
Brthel, nine miles front Hampton,on the Y >rk
town Road, he deemed it necessary to dislodge
them.
Accordingly movements were made last
night from Fortress Monroe and Newport-New*
About midnight Colonel Duryees's Z maves
and fol. Townsend's Albany Regiment truss
ed the river at Hampton, by means of six
large batteaux, manned by* the Naval fir.gade,
3nd took up the line o! march. The former
were seme two miles in advance ol the Isiier.
At the same time Col. Benedix, regiment and
detachment of the Vermont and Massachusetts
regiments at Newpoit-New# moved forward to
foim a junction with the regiment from Fort
res Monroe at Little Bethel, at about 4-A. M ,
Col. Benedix's Regiment arrived nxtaod
took a position at the inn is tiic nof the road.
Not understanding the signal the (i-rman
*Reginr.ni, in ttie dai kings <t the neufimg.
fired upon lad. Townstind's column, maic log
ui close order, and led ny Ln-ut. IhitLi, wuli
two peces t artillerv. Other accounts #s\
that Col. Townsend's Regiment fi ed first. At
sli events the fire of ific Albany Regiment was
harmless, while that of Hie Geio-aos was fatal,
killing one n an and fatally wounding two oih
ere, with seiiral cansaliies.
Th" A'banv Regiment having taller, hark
the- Germans discovered from the accent e
ments lelt on the fi. Id thai the s/.ipused enemy
was afiieud. Thsy had in Hie meantime fir
ed nine rounds with small anus and a fi-ld
piece.
The Zouaves hearing the fire had returned
and fired also upon the Albany hoys.
At daybreak Col.-A lien's and Col. Carr's
regiments moved trom the nar of the fortress
to suppoit the main body. I lie mistake at
Little Bethel having f>een ascertained the
buildings were burned, and a Major With '.wo
prominent sergeaols named Ltvey and V\ fiit
sng made prisoners.
The troops Itien advanced pon Great R th
el, in the following order, viz : ih- Z maves-,
Colonel fienedix, Lieut. Col. Washburn, Col.
Allen and Col. Carr. At tiiat pint the
troops found and successively! endeavored to
take a laige masked secession battery. • The
effort was futile, three s nail pieces of artillery
not being able to cope ui h the heavy can
non of thp cuemy, according to some ac
counts, numbering thirty.
The Confederate Battery was so completely
masked thai no men could he seen, only the
flashes of the guns. Tnere w*s probably not
less than one thou.-and men behind their sand
baiteries. A well concentrated movement
might have secured thd portion ; but Biigadier
General Fierce, who commanded lite expei i
tion, appears to have lost hi" presence of mind.
andiheTrov Regiment stood an hour exposed
to a galling fire.
An order to reJreat was at last given, but ai
thp moment Li u nt. Grebble, of the Lnifed
States Army, arid in comnr.and of the artillery,
was struck bv a cannon ball and in-tanlK -kill
ed. He had spiked his gun and was* galian'ly
endeavoring to withdraw his crniranri.
Capt. George W. Wilson, of the Troy Reg
iment, after the older to retreat, took posse.- 3-
ion of the gun, and with Quartet Ma;ter Mc-
Arthur brought it off the field, w i'h the body
of Lieut. Grebble. They brought ihcm to the
Fortress tl is evening.
Ther-'are probabiy twenty-five killed and
one hundred wounded. Lieutenant Co to".-1
Bidler deserves the greatest credit lor bring
ing off the killed and wooded. Se-vera of
the (alter are now iu ttie hospital ai ttie Foil
res 8.
1 should have stated that Colonel M< Ches
nej'i regiment formed a reserve. Col. Hi
kin's rrgin.ents moved firm Newport News
during the day.
The arrnpd vessel# went opto Newport-
News, excepting the Cumberland. All the
regirr.t nt are probably at theii forrn-r quarters.
Considerable indignation is manifest* da
ga.nst Brigadier-General Pierce.
General Butler has been übiquitous: doing
all m hie power to save trie men and (>r Hit
honor of the cause.
Battls near Washington City !
Bv a telegram received here, we learn thai
a: the Ohio regiment commanded by Col. Mc-
Cook, accompanied by Gen. S herick, we'e pin
ceeding on the cars from Alexandiia low an
Leerburg, Va., when wiihin ash irl distance ol
i little village called Vienna, ab< ui t-.-n mile?
irom Washington the train was fire.i u| ron by
a concealed battery, ki'ling a number of the
troops and wounding others, th- r-rr>ain l- j r be
ing compelled to retreat, the JVnt. h,ftl/ijren
cer's account has it that 200 Federal troops
were killed and wounded *, other accounts sny
:n!y one tenth of ti at number.
Latsst War ftfcws
We learn bv telegraph thai the U. S. Troops,
after a severe engagement, have taken possession
of Bxtneville, Mo, The capital of tnat Figie
.salsa in possession of D. S. so'diefs, the Gov
ernor having been compelled to flee, fhe
loss of the Missouri Mditia, at Btaaevilie, in
eyut down at 300 killed and wounded.
Just as we were ready to go to preps, a mes
senger arrived from Cumberland with the in
telligence that a body ot Southern troops, num
bering 1500 to 2000, under Ex. Gov. Wise,
were marching upon that place. A la'er mes
senger confirms the report, and states that when
left, Wne'e men were within 15 miies of
Wliisberland. Our town was alive with excite
eot ail night. Gov. Curtin telegraphs that he
send s-veral regiment* to the relief o* C >l.
Wallace at Cumberland, whose force amounts
to about ROO well drilled tloops. Reinforce
ments were to leave here and at Ceutreville as
•ocn as they could be got ready.
H?"Tbe Indiana' Regiment stationed at 'Nivn-
Md., recently routed a number ot
Secewianirt, gt Boaney, Va., taking several
prisoners.
HFALTH AND PORE BLOOD ARE INSEPARA
BLE. — Rt-ccoll'-ct 1 ha! all sickness arises Irom
•mpwiiv ol 'he hloon, aruj that Juds m's M ->un
'aiu H> j r' Pi 1 Is will so sur- Iv find out and
cleanse these iiri|H<riiie> |io:n the system, that
disease cannot exi-t. So simple and innocent
ate the heptis and plants that compose tlvem that
it is not necessary to have thepn sugar coated in
order that the stomach can (tear them. In most
cas-s, Pills are sugar coated becaos- the mate
rials of which they are made are so griping and
malignant, that other vise a delicate stomach
could not oar them.
These Pills deal with disease as it is, and
will not only cure bv removing the cause, hut
will build nn and r>More the broken constim.
lion. There are many who have so trifled with
heir constitutions that they think medicine
"annot help th<'m; let not even these despair ; !
incredulity and skepticism is overthrown by a
mass of testimony whi h is truly irresistible.—
At firs! the virtues ascribed to these MOUN
TAIN IIERR PILLS were deemed famlous.—
The p ihlic ha I been so often deceived that thev
[••■ old not hclieve the simple truths advanced by ,
h-ir di-coverer. Yet facts undeniable, attested i
iv witness- s <-| the highest character and re
speftat iliiv, have pn>vert, and are proving each
lav, the virtues ol this ♦•mighty healer." They
mark by their mitacolous efficacy and pow r a
new era in medicine.
CW SOLD EV ALL MEDICINE DEALERS^_/JT
iX ctu 21 fe vert is c m cuts
Y OSTI LOT!
j A NUMBER OF PROMISSORY
NOTEG and other papers wh.cL are of no use to any
one but the tiib.-criber.
Any PERSON finding them and returning them to
me, villi be liberally teviarded fo- bis trouble.
haxion, Peafotdco. JAMES L. PRINCE.
June 17, 1861
/ fAt TION.
WHEREAS my wile SN-an has
left rrry ben ai d board without any jn.t c oise, all
persons are hereby rxutioned against harbor. NG, or
trusting her on my account, AS I W.tl pay no d-Lts
of h r contracting. REU BEN GATES.
Bedford, June 17, 1861.
Q TR VY SHEET
17 Pane to the pr-aiises r,f
the snbc ib r in South Wninlberry tn., ;ome time
since, five heai! of 'lieeep, wi h Ihe wnol on Hint
two lambs, o eof THE lamb-has a t-lack -pot on fa
back; !wo ol lLem aie ram-, on- with hoi lis and
three ewe-, live o D sheep have the Bit EAR CROPPED
and I piece IUT of ihe right. The owner •SILL please
come to ward, prove property, PIFAY charges and take
them away, or they will be disposed of according
to L.AW. DANIEL BEUHTEL.
Nooel's Mill, June 21, 1861.
A NEW DEMOCK.LTIC AIOKKI.NG PAPEK.
"T 11 E IN ION."
With a view to meet a universally admitted want,
the nnd-rsign-d will i-stie on \lonciay. tne Ist ot
Jul N tt. a Morning P-nnj I'apei.tobe called
"THE UNION."
The great int-sion of the Democratic Party, which
ha- EVER -too-t a- the bulwark of the UNION M l the
Champion of THE CONSTITUTION, rend-r- its entire
unity lid hold attitude in tbi- hour ot National p-r-
LL a MA'tet of vital concern. The pending struggle
is not TESS tor the mdinienaice NI A United Coun
try than for th Perp-tuat ion of t)E uocralic Princi
ples, a- expounded by JEFFEKSON an I JACKSON. The
most mornento sre-ull- HA .G upon Ihe i-*ue. M~e
parti questions are lor the lune by com noil con
sent adjourned. The past is du.IT, save in its le->-
sons ol experience.
'the Uemociatic hosts have not shiunk fiom their
full share M the lesponsibiliti s and dangers of the
en ergei. cy. Th-y haie rallied with one accord a
lound the standard ol R • fonimoi country. But
the occasion IINNO-E other duties. The Govern
ment will demand anJ receive the willing support
of every patriot, in its -(forts to vindicate THE N,.
tiona! ho or and e-as-ert 'he National authority ;
but Ihe t'res- rvation of Constitutional LIBERTY REGIS
mo.e with the p-opl e Pan with Congr-s-es end
Cabinets Vigif MRE AMI Unity ar- the. EL'ore spe
cially requisite in th- pres nt ju lelure.
I' is the puipo -of TH- Proprietors TO make . THE
UNION " in ev-I v respect a Fl'Ft-rlas- Journal.—
IN- Democracy of the whole Stat- lee' the need ol
a tnild -ml VI-IOOUS M-tiop ili'ar. daily ; and r.o el
fort will be SPIRED to render I'tlE UNION boib
poputar N.t -dici-nt A a newspaper, and as • t-ar
ie-E expoi ent of ihe great principles for which the
Dernociatic patty have ever contended, and which
a:e now so unliappily imp-ilh-d.
'THE Prop ieto s have perfected such ar'ange
men's AS wi | piece the nteipti?e, front the begih
hitig, upon a snbstahti. I bit-itie-s ban-, with abuh
ilaht uieahs to make a Newspaper second IN inter
est and ability to ho' oilier in the city • and while
the pa PEI will tie |ear|es-li Democr -tie, it will sed
ulously avoid a I faction, AS the deadliest bane to
par'y efficiency.
We look to the Demioratic M IS-IS fir support,
and shall labor to MAKE J'HF UNION in every way
worthy the-r confidence AND L-b-ral patronage, a, a
FLESH, readahl- and liailess Journal.
IKR VJS :—P-r Annu o, Three Do lars Orders
should tie addres-ed to
JO. SEVF.RNS SI Co.
No. 130 South Third St., PuilaJelphia, l'a.
June 2lst, '6l.
3 \UBLIC SALE
J OF REAL ESTATE.
By virt-ie of an order of the Oiphans'Co irt of Bed
ford county, the -UHI-criber will offer at Public Sale,
ON 'HE PREMISES, in the village of Clearville, Mon
roe TOW nf.hic, n S-ID Com ry. on Sain day the 3d day
of Angn-t NEXT A HOUSETE LOT of ground, late the
prop-ify ol Mrs. Ham ah tiorton. dee'd., situate on
Mam strc -T in said vi-lage and hounded by said main
on the East, an ali-y on the W--T. I aac Grove'O
lot on on TH- Noitb and lot of Nicholas Bordei street
on the South.
THE location of said property >I a DENIABLE one,
making it worth the attention of my one wishing
acoirilortab'.e home. I'tu improvements are a two
stmv log dwelling house and log Stable, ivi'H a wed
of gooc water at the door.
TERMS One third of the purchase money in
band, at the confiimation ot the Sale, and the balance
in two equi! payment* there tter, without int< rest,
to BE secured by Judgments or Bonds and mortgage.
Salt to commence .t one o'c oik.
DAVID EVANS.
June 21. 1861,-ts Trustee.^
P~ ÜBLICSALE
OF VALUABLE RE\L ESTATE.
By virtue of an Order ot the Orphans' Cou.t of
of R-dtorl County, the undersigned Administrator
of th- E-ta'e ot Sophia Diehl, late ot Southampton
Township DECEASED will -ell at pubitc ou'riy upon
the premt-e*, on SAT URDAY TH- 201H da y of July , "-xt
the following DEACI 'bed K-tal E-itar-, to wit; One
DWELLING HOUSE and LOP of Ground s toate in
the Township aforesaid, ailjotnihg lands of William
Adams, Esq., and Huih WI son, in said Township,
now- occupied by John K. D ebl.
TRY Terms made known on day of Sale.
HEZEKIAH O'NFAL,
June 21, -*6l'-!s. AUm.Rts'rator.
DWELLING HOUSES
FOR SALE.
The subscriber hereby offers at Private Sale, two
Brick Dwelling Hou-es, situ te in the Town of
Bloody Hun. Both Houses are new and in jfooii or
der , the l.otssso the usual sige.
THE subset ib#- occupies one of the hoti-ES and will
cheertu ly show both to say one who Mv CALL ON
htm. J>'o. M'ELHLNNL'.
Juns 21Y-tf.
\7 OTICF. OF INQUISITION—
_[\j Whereas Eliza Colvin, late
of Schell-bnrg Borough, decea-ed. died seized of
the following Real Estate, viz: One tract or land
on Cne-tnut Ridge in Napier Town-hip, Bedford
coinitv, adjoining lands of John S. Slatler, Charles
W. Colvin and olhe s, containing trn acres, leav
ing is-u>-, a ri the children of issue, nine fu'l heira
viz : Jane Schell, deceased, leaving issue Abraham
C., Chatlotte A., James H , Margaret, Martin and
Edward Srhell, the la-t two o> whom arc minors,
who have for theii gua dian Roheit M. Taylor, Esq,
James, re-iduig in Indiana, Abraham, Charlotte,
Mid Maitin. residing in Ohio, and the others in
B'dfo ri county Charlotte inte* married with Mar
fin R-yley, Eliza inter<narri--(i with Robert M. .
Ta>lo , E-q. R* nben Colvin, Wen. Colvin, Geo. M.
Colvin.Cha-,W, (Colvin, Margaret inteimair.ed with
John M. Robi-on, nd John E. Colvin, all residing
in Bedford county.
Notice is. rhereiore. hereby given that in pursu
ance of a writ of Partition, or Valuation, to me di
iected, j w ill proceed to hold an Inquisition, or
Valuation, on tie premises, on Tue-day, th. Oth
itey ol July next when and where al! parties in
terested can attend it they -ee prop-r.
JOHN J, CESSNA, Sh'fl.
June 14th, '6l.
| |A a VEST ! 61 t UVEST !!
Manny fie Wood's Reaper and Mower, with the
Wondeiful self .-taking att chment greatly improved
:-nd wari nted to work w-| . Also,
WOOD S J.I I I'I.E MEADOW QUEEN MOWER,
which has hut 191 lbs., dr light, nd war anted to
cut lodged clover hiij a'l other g> ss—neaily I!
iion and -teel. light, dul ble and cheap. M riny Ik
Wood's machines, now* be it the woild, for small
farm- .-nil all kinds of work, and is tboit-ands are
aire dy sold fo-I his *'* son, II who want rnu-t or (
iter immediate!.i a- h<rve-t i- almost here. Also, j
2 DOZ. -GREEN CAST EE GRAIN CRAD'ES," j
which i- lhe lighte-t runing cradle know p.
The l.iigest I'lid best assortment ol Grain and j
Grass Scylries and -Sneds" ever btougbi to Bed- j
ford co.. Harvest Implements of all k'mis. and bet- >
ter qua'ity than tho e kept at Dry goods' stores.- |
Prices to tilt the times.
HARDWARE BY THE TON.
Wishing to continue jn bu'ins and it being my !
infeiest to p|e„s the people by fair dealing and .
reasonable prices. | will allow no regular dealer to '
under se I rne. Hiving Jos' enough by those who j
have carried ofl my j ropeity tor their own n-e. uri- |
der specious prom ims 'o piv, lam determined to |
trust none but m-n who are known in co imnnny ]
as hoi e t. reliable and prompt, making good th-ir
ptomises and .-co rung to use others' good- w trout
endeavoring, at least, to render . p equivalent.
"CHE.> P TOR CASH AND SHOR " T| \!E "
V,M. HARTLEY.
May 31st, 'Of-
IVUBLIC - SALE Of
VaLU \RLE REAL ESTATE
Bv virtue of an nHrr of 'he O f'nnrt o'
Bedford county. Iher" w'll he sold a' public ven
due iidon the premise-, at the iake residence or John
Black, der'd . on
1 I* ESP AY, 25th DAV OF JUNE,NEXT,
nr." Tract of li sf-ta'e Patented Land, -ituale ill
Nepie' town-hip, Hedfoid county, containing IV.'
acres and 138 perch-**, neti, w ih a good dwelling
house, arge site, and a Teiuml liouie, a good Bank
Barn, nea lv new, well finished and painted, and
other out -buildings thereon er-cted. about 120 acr-s
cleared, and al! it a good state of cultivation, with
two apple oiehards thereon; adjoining lands of
James Taylor, Andrew Crismao ami others.
The above p operty is situate on tlie North-west
side of Chestnut Ridge, 4.j mile, from Sehell'hurg,
well improved, and a good qnali'j 'ol Limestone
Land.
Terms of Sale—One-third to remain in the prem
ises during theli "timf of the widow, interest to
he paid bet annually, one-thiid ui Ihe balance in
hand, and the remainder in two equal annual
mots.
Sale to commence at lOo'c.ocb on said day, when
due attendance will be given bv
J. E. BLACK,
Mav 24th,'6 t. Administrator.
MASTER'S SALE
OK REAL ESTATE
Sitnu -l Vondersmith j In the Cou.t of ("ntn
vg. | men Pleas cf Bedford
William Lyoe. Countv, November Term.
' J 1660,
WHEREAS at the iifore-aid Term ot the said court,
Judgment was entered against the defendant in the
above edit ed cau-e, to the efT-ct that said defen
dant should pay cer ain sums of money in manner
ai d form specified in the verdict, said judgment be
ing oi the hal nee of the purchase money loi cer
tain lea! eslaie , and, whereas, at the April Term
of -aid court, A D. 1861, the rh'ler-igned was ap
pointed M Step 111 Ch nee •y to Sell fea l estate, nil
ess the said def-ndant should pay the portion of the
said so il wh eh was i ne and pat able nn or about
he 22d day of .May, A D., iSfil, with intere-t,
Now. th* re tore, default having been made in said
; paym- nt aforesaid, I, by viitu *of -aid ppointmenr,
i will se| on the premises, on Saturday the 2Pth day
I of June, next, al the hour of 10 o dork in the fore
noon of -aid day, all thp R ght, Tit e aid intere-t
of William Lyon, the afore.an! defendant, in ai d to
the tol own g described property, to wit : To Thir
ty three (33) acres, mo e or !e-s, n| farming land,
mostly clear'd and ruder cultivation, si'uafed in
Bedford Town-hip, near the Rorough of Bedford and
: bounded by I nds of Shuck's heir-, Wm. M. Hall,
K-q., Samuel Vonder-mith, and by other lands of
Win. Lyon. Esq.. and now in possession ot said de
i fendiint. aforesaid, to the highest and best bidder,
i lot cu-h.
JOHN K. McGIRR,
Bedford, May 3lst, s 6l. Master, Ace.
. A LLEGiiENY MALE AND
® FEMVLESE I NARY,
sS\l\stnlS*-, lutllottl Co., 8 5 : i.
REV. W. VV. RHIM, A. tVI , Piincijial,
Mi-s A L- BRIM, Preceptrc-s,
: Miss S.J MR I. VI, Teacher on Piano Forte.
This institution, under the supervision of the a
; hove named persons, s-isted by oth-r competeri-
Teacheis, affords a full cour-e in M thematic
Natural aeifnees. Languages, and Belles Lettre-
I HI music, f'ainitng, Ate., it gives extended instrur
; Don. The Spring Term will commence on April 8
1661. Students admitted a' any time. Habits of
health, syst-m, and p,empties view-, moral, -o
--! rial, and domestic, are here prominent ob
ject- of education. That the physical powers, as
well as the mental, rnav be cultivated—Calisfhen
ic exercises aie necessary here the Students
meet each day for systematic physical exercise.
4dQ*) \ W" ' or board, including fu -
• f nishert room.-, room rent, fuel and
: tuition in common English, pr term of eleven
| weeks. Ex'ias, .t moderate charges, even less
I than heretofo'e, or than the circular calls for.
Students prepared for the highest ci es in col-
For CirctiJais, or particular*, address
W, W. BRIM,
Dec. 21, 1860. F.a'rskurg, Bedford Co., Pa
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an order of th- Orphans' Court of
Bedford County, 'he subscriber wII --|l it Public
: Sale, on the y remises, ii. Napier Township, on Tues
day the IStii day ot June, next, the following tract
of laud, being the Real Estate of Aaron Good dee'd,
adjoining laid* ofjes-e Blackburn, Adam Otto,
James O Robiiett and other', and containing forty
acres and al ovvance, about twenty-five or thirty
i acres of said land are cleared and under fence—
.bout fen acres of which are meadow*. The other
improvements are fwos'ory log dwelling hou e,
stable and other out boil iings, with n eood thriving
young orchard; a pump is near the door, and th-re
is j-lenty of excellent water on the place.
The aHe wii commence at 10 o'clock, of the
dav above tuent oned.
TERMS i—One third in l.atnl at the confirmation
of the site ; balance in two equal annual payments
' w iihoul tulctcal, to be fcecured by wetter Judge-*
Itnetila.
WM. ZIMMERMAN.
, May 10 h,'6l. Adm'r.
j "MRS. HALE'B BECFJWb fr>rt>.e million, nt
I Or. Hairv'k.
.J VJt S O .V' s
Wountain Herb Pills.
Auovg we present rnu with a perfect likenea* o\
Tezuco. 8 chief of a tribe f the *t range .Artec. Nation,
that once ruled Mexicft. You will fin l a full account of
l>ini and liin people in our Pamphlet* and Almanac*—to
be had gratia, from the Agenta for theie FMl*.
fhe Inventor and Manufacturer of ''Judaon'A Moun
tain Herb lift*." lm* ppent the greater part of hi* life iu
traveling, having visited nearly every country iu the
world He *pent over nix year among the Indiana of
the Kocky Mountains and of Mexico, and it wa thus that
the •' MOCVTAIX HRKH PILLa" were discovered. A vnry
intereatin account of his M-iventures there, you will find
In our Almanac aud Pamphlet.
, It i an estabhahed fuct, that all diseases arise frotia
IMPUtE Ill.OOl)!
The olood is the life! and when any foreign or unhealthy
matter gets mixed with it, it Is at once distributed to
every organ of the b.dy. Every nerve feeU the poison,
an t all the vital organs quickly complain. The stomach
will not digest the food perfectly. The liver ceases to
accrete a sufficiency of bile The action of the heart is
weakened, and so the circulation is feeble. The lunga
become clogged with the poisonous matter ; hence, a
cough—and ail from a slight Impurity at fountain
head of life—the 1 As 17 you had thrown some
eaMh, for instance, iu a pure spring, from which ran a
tiny livulet ih a few minutes the whole course <f the
stream becomes disturbed and discolored. Aa quickly
does impure blond fly to every part, and leave its sting
behind. A'l the parage* be*ouMUd>*t; ncted, an 'l unless
the obstruction is removed, the laf&jpof life, goo a die* cut.
These pills not only purify tfcn fionl. bt* regenerate all
the Mjcretious of the body, they ore, therefore, unrivalled
s a
CURES FOR VSU'IOUS DISEASES,
lAtft Complaint. Si-.k Headache. A*c. This Anti-BMnui
Medicine expels from the blood the hidden seed* of dis
ea.e, and renders all the fluids and secretions pure and
Qu*Lt. clearing and re-usc;tat;ng the viral organs.
i'leasant iLdeed, is it to us, *hat we are able to place
within your reach & medicine like tho l< MOUNTAIN* HURT)
FILLS," that will pa directly to the afflicted parts,
through the blood and fluids of the body, and cause
the sufferer to brighten with ike flu?k of beauty and
health.
Jtulson's Pills arc the Best Remedy in exist
eiice for the following Complaints:
Bmvel Complaints, TM/ility. Inward Weakness,
Con ,*}s, Ptrer an d Ague. Liver Complaints,
C>l*h. Female Complaint*. Loicnett of apii-its.
Chest Disease*, He.ulaches, " Piles,
Vostiveneu, frciujMtum, Stone and Gravel,
yveprpna, Jnfiv&ua, Secondary Syrup-
Dxarrhcea , Jn/lamma 'ton, tome.
Dropsy, m ' * * * %
GREAT FEMALE MEDICDiE!
Females who value health, should never be without
the*- ! ,; lls. Tbey pnrifv the blood, remove obntroctiooi
ef all kinds, cleanse the skin of all pimples ao l blotches,
and bring the rich color of health to the pale cheek.
■63" ihe Plants and Herbs of which these Pills are
made, were discovered iu a very surprising way among
the Tezucang, a tribe of Aborigines in Mexico * Get the
Almanac of our Agent, and you will read with delight,
the very interesting account it contains cf the - Great
kl ED2dXX' * of the At tecs.
Oberrve.— The Utovntnin Herb PHI* art put i .p fn a
Beauttful W\raj £a*.U boa r c nU ins 40 jrilit. and Retail
at Zb cents per £✓>-. All genuine, have the signature qf
li L. JCD SON d CO., on rath box.
B. It. JUDSON & Co,
SOLi: PKOPIi IK T ORB.
No. 50 Leonard Street,
A-fif roRK.
KT- FOB i- AIX BY ATX iIFTKTKF rFULERS -99
A'" • • C til-.y 1.1C.K, Oil Jiill
anr. Street, and Dr. B. F. Harrv Pitt St.,
Bedhtrd. Pa.
J an. 11, 1860—ly.
"V" E W G ROC ER Y
fnKNER UE<T I'll T A\D JULIANA STREETS.
THE subscriber is opening at tin* well known
stand, H will selected stork ol (Jroceue.*, Ccr.-
t'Ctionarii-s. Toliacro anil Cigars, consisting in
part or Coffee, frown, crushed, and pulverized
Sugars, lefined nml golden Syrup, baking Mo'a-ses,
Inung Hyson, Imperial and Black Tea. Cboco ate,
f.orn Starch, iia Oiiug extracts, Cheese, Colli
Biooms, paiute I Buckets, Dusting, Wail, Scrub,
Horse, Shoe, 1 tiiith nd Hair, Brushes.
CONFECTION ARIES,
Such as p'ain and Taney candies, fruited candies
anil fl vored Jellies, water, butter and sweet Crack
ers, foreign fruifs, l):ar>ges, Lemon*, Figs, Raisins,
Pinne-, D te, Cunants. Citron*, Filberts, Walnuts,
Cieart' Nuts, Almohds, 4- Pea Nuts.
TOBACCO.
Congress Plugs, Sweet Plantation, Natural Leaf,
Rough ar.ii R.adv. Lynchburg Smoking, 8 iu;.erioj
article, Cut and Dry, &e.,
CIGARS.
Oppra*. Sixes. Half Spanish snd -1 variety of other
hi amis. The Public are respectfully invited to
give him a call.
Pieties and May parties supplied at very reasona
ble price*.
All kinds of country produce taken at the high
est market price*. J. B. FAKQUHAR.
Bedford, April 29, 1861.
PUBLIC SALE
O F V ILU ABLE REAL EST AT E.
By virtue of an order of the Oipbaus' Couit o:
Be.'iord County, the undersigned will ofT r at Pub
lic Sale, on the premises, in South Woodbury town
bip, on
SA ! URDAY, 29th OF JUNF., INST.,
ih- following described Real Estate, viz : A Tract
ot Land adjoining David L. Replogle on the F.ast,
Djvul T. Miller on the North and West, and Chris
tian Eversole on '.he South, containing Sixty-eight
Acres, more or le*s. There is an O chard of choice
Iruit and . oorl tunning water upon the property, and
aho a Dwelling Hou*e and Black*mith Sh"p thereon
erected.
Terms made known on Har o r Sa!e
DAVID T. MILLER,
Adm r of the estate of Susannah Miller, dee'd.
June 7,-ts.
PUBLIC S ALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court W
Bedford Countv, the undersigned will oiler for sale
on the p etnises on
SATURDAY, lSih JUNE NEXT,
the fol'owing described Ra! estate, viz 1
A tr. ct of land cOn.aining 212 acres, adjoining
land* of D. Srowberger, Martin M Her and others,
design iti f on the diagram attached to the p ocee
riinga in Partition, on Dr. W. W. Reed's es'ate as
part "C," at.d siiuate in Middle Woodbury Town
ship.
I'FR.MS :—One third in hand on confirmation of
edc end balance in two equal annu l pivments
without interett.
AARON REF.D,
Kx'r of Dr. W. W. Reed, dee'd.
May 17th, '6l. 4t.
HP HE RAILROAD CANT BE MADE
IF
P ATM EX T IS NEGLECTED '
All those that aie indebted to the undersigned,
are requested to call and pay up. The accounts are
numerous and none large, and can be paid at onca,
and irjnte nobody. By attending to -his notice, the
car can be kept in motion. So d >o't forget to call
immediate v.
A. L.DFFIUAUUH
M 1 rcl. ?9.
ADAUoTRAIOR'S NOTICE
Leliiis<( Atlinintstialion,
La in g Lciei granted to the subscriber on the Es
tate 01 Ltwii.-i McDonald, late of Union Townabip,
b< d<o d( ounty det'd. tbey hereby t-otify eh per-on*
indebied to said estate to make intmediate payment
and l- b suig claims will pie*ent tbem properly
auibtutieated foz settlement.
HFKBY MCDONALD .
MK HAEL WERTZ. J Aa ® r 8
May lTtb, tM *
AN APERIENT AND STOMACHIC PREPARA
tion of IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbone
by combu-tiop in Hydrogen. Sanctioned by thj
highest medical authorities, botb in Europe and th
ITnifed States, and prescribed in their practice, r.-
The experience of thousands daily proves that pu
prepirat ion of Iron can fcc compared with it. Impale
rities of the blood, depression of vital energy, ne
and otherwise sickly complexions indicate its nox
cessl'y in almost every conceivable case, inil has
ious in all maladies in which it has been tried, and
proved absolutely curstive in each of the following
complaints, viz :
In Debility, Nervous Aff-ctiont, Emanation, Dys
pepsia, Constipation, Diarrhce i, Dysc.'ilcri,, Incipient
Consumption, Scio/n/oiis Tuberculosis, Si/R Rheum,
M ismenstr nation, IT kites. Chlorosis, hi vir Cm, "/a till
Chronic Headaches, Rheumatism, Intelmiltcnt Feve
Pimples on the Face, If.
In ca-es of General Debility, whether the result
of acute disease or of the continued diminution ol
netvous and muscular energy Irom chronic com
plaints, one trial of this restorative has proved suc
cessful to an extent which no d scription nor writ
ten attestation would render credible. Invalids so
long bed-ridden as to have become iorgotten in their
own neighborhoods, have suddenly re-appeared in
the busy World as if just returned from protrac
ted travel in a distant land. Some very sic
nal in-tapces of this ind are attested cf femae
ufferers, emaciated victims of apparent rnurasmul.
anguiricous exhaustion, critical changes, and that
omplicatirm of nervous and dyspeptic aversion so
ir and exercise for which the physician has nt
ame.
In Nervous Affections of al! kinds, ami for reason
familiar To medical men, the operation of this prepa
ration of lion must necessarily be salutary, fo \ un
like the old oxides, it is vigoiou-.ly tonic, withou
being exciting and over-heating : and gently regit!
larly aperieni, even in the most obs'ir ate cases cl
costiveness, without evet being a gastric purgative,
or inflicting a di-agrveable sensation.
It is this latter property, among others, whicn
makes it so remarnably effectual and permanent a
remedy for Piles, upon which it also appears to ex
el t a distinct and specific action, by tltxpeising the
local tendency which forms them.
In Dyspepsia, innumerable as are its causes, a
single box of these Chalybeate Pills has often suffi
ced for the mo't habitual oases.
in unchecked Diarrhaa, even when advanced t
Dystentery, confirmed, emaciating and apparently
malignant, the effects have been equal! decisive and
astonishing.
In the local pains, loss of flesh and strength, de
bilitating cough, and remittent hectic, which gene
rally indicate Incipient Cons- mpiion, tilis re medy
hai allayed the alarm ol friends aid physicians, in
several very gratifying and interesting ii stances.
In Scmj'ii/ous Pubsrem'osis, this medicated iion
has had tar more the good effect of the most cau
tiously balai i e t l pi-pa ratuuis of iodine, without any
•if their welt-know u liabilities.
The attention of females cannot be too confident
ly invited to this remedy and restorative, in the ca
ses pecu 1 tarly affecting them.
In Rheumatism, botn chronic and inflammatory,
in the latter, however, more decidedly, it has been
invariably well reported, botb as alleviating pain
and reducing the swellings and stiffness of the joints
and muscles.
In Intermittent Fevers it must necessarily be a
great remedy and energetic restorative, and its pio
gress in the new settlements of the West, will pro
bably be or.e of high renown *nd usefulness.
Noiemedy has var been discovered, ir. thr whoe
history of medicine, which exeils such prompt hap
pv and fuliy restorative effects. Good appetite,
compete digestion, lapid acquisition of strength,
with an in usual disposition for active snd cheerful
exerci-e. immediately follow its ate.
Put up m neat flat metsl bore; containing 50 pills
price .">0 cents per hex , for *ale by druggists nd
dealers. Will be sent free to any address, on re
ceipt of the price.
All letters, orders, etc , thau'i bi addressed to
R b. Lucke & Co., (af-neral lgeni%
20 CEDAR STREET, N Y.
July 20th, '6O.
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men from TWENI Y-EIGIIT d.fferent States,
have been educated for business here within the
past three years, sow nf whom have been employ
ed as 800 k Keepers at salaries of
S2OOO 00 PER ANNUM,
immediately upon graduating, who knew nothing o
accounts when they entered the College.
sons half price. Students enter
at any time, and review when they please, with
out extra charge.
For Catalogue of 86 pages, Specimens of Prof.
Cowley's Business ami Ornamental Pecns'nship,
and a large engraving of the College, inclose twen
ty-five cents in Postage Stamps to the Princi
pals,
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Jan. 18, 1860. Pittsburg, Pa.
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made in one sum in advance.
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A gray mare warranted sound
inevery respect, ard gentle ; suitable either for
arm or family use. Also, a family carnage and a
et of harness. Inquire of
JOHN E. McGIRR
Bedford, June 14th, '6l.
DISSOLUTION OF FZETNERSHTP.
The firm of Smith and & Lr ngdnn
ia ttna day been dissolved, by mutual consent. The
Books are now in the bands uf Ktcfcard Langdon,
for collet tion. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to a*id firm, will please call and aettls
Iheir account*, either hy cash, or note, forthwith
as the Boqßs must be c osed.
SMITH $ LANGDON
(lopewell t April 2Gth. 1361.-Cm.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.— "
LHtcrs of administration
on the eatate of Sam'l Whetstone, late ol Colerain
Township, deceased, having been granted to the
tnUcnbets residing to said tp„ all persons indebt
ed to said Estate, are requested to make immediate
payment and those having claims can present them
for settlement.
DAVID WHETSTONE
AARON WHETSONE,
Mey 10th. 'Bl. Administrators
PIAffO FO RTT, S.
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LIGHTE X BRADBCkYS'
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON FRAME
NEW SCALE, GRAND. AND SQU \RE
PIANO FORTES,
THE INSULATED FRAME preserve* tbe ori
ginal tone of ibe instrument in aii its pu'ify, secu
ring it for all time against that mot disagreeable
nequality of lone inr iriably found 111 ati other Iron
brame Piano Fortes. It greatly strengthen* the
ease, ar.d thus k-ep the Piano Forte much longer
in tune. It give* the instrument a much feller,
richer, and sweeter tone. It adapt? the Piano to ai!
climates, and to *ll change? of atmosphere, and in
ail rer-pects it is pronouncec by our best "artistes"
he greatest improvement of tbe age in f'tauo Forte
construction [ producing an instrument acknowl
edged to be superior to all others made in this eour.
try or Europe.
few testimonials from some of the most em
inent Pianists and Musician in the
U">rld, in rrqard to the Superior
ity of our ATtio Sotfe Patent
Insulated Piano
Fo'trS.
"I hive ex irr.:ned the Piano Foitesos" Light? A
Bradbury's with entre satief ction. 1 kiit-v not
that Ther- are any others better, either in our ?vr
country or elsewhere.
"DR. LOWELL MASON."
"In clearness, richness, ami volume of tone, deli
racy. elasticity of touch , and fine repeating action,
I have never played upon their equal.
"H A. WOLLF.RHAUPT.."
"In volume, tichness, evenness and puritv of tore,
ind in de-icacy r.l touch, they cert iin'Jr exce', and
in that beautiful singing quality so desirable, yet
s-o scl-iom found.
WILLIAM MASON. \
'•I have never played upon so ricb and heavy 3.
tone Square Piano Forte.
"ARTHUR NAPOLEON."
-f am astonishcd and delighted with the New
Scaie Iron Frame Piano Fortes rn ide by you. There
rnu-t be a splendid future for Lighte flr Bjadbury's
Piano Fortes.
"GEO. F. ROOT."
"1 bave never played upon so fine an instrument.
"GEO. F. SRISTOW."
"i consider them as to beauty. ricbnes, fullness,
and equality of tone, -is well as their agreeable, c-
touch, equal, if '.o' superior, to any
made in this country or hiurope
KARL A ELS.'"
"They have all tbe requirements for a superior
interpretation of both classical Bi;J modern compo
sitions.
"MAURICE STRARCSB."
"Jt affords ine pleasure to add my testimony to
the many artistes who speak in the highest terms of
tbe supe.ior excellence o) your New Scale Patent
Insulated Iron Frame Piano Fortes, and 1 must say
that yonr New Scale very far surpasses aii vour
lormer elio.ts, producing an instrument far superi
or in ail the excel lencies that constitute a perfect
Piano Foite, to any with which 1 nm acquainted.
"I'HEO- EISFKLD."
••Having examined your New Scale Iron Frame
Pianos, we must express our delight and pleasure
at tbeir supenor excellence. For therr peculiar
rich volume of tone, tine elastic touch, and in al I
the requisites necessary fo: perfection in tbe instru
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ndir. .; *o co.rip re with tnem, and we can
most cordiai y recommend tbem to our frieodt and
the public
"CHAS. FRADEL."
"CARL BERGMAN."
"J tke mach pleasure in giving my testimoav
in favor of the beautiful Prrnos wuieh I have re
cently seen made by your bvm. in power, quanti
ty, and equality of tone, they certainly excel ;
while for that peculiarly rich, Singing tone, that is
so invaluable as an accompaniment to the voice,
sustaining and blending with it, I luve rarely met
with theirequal.
"C. BASSINI."
"It is with pleasure 1 g.ve my testimony to tbe
excellence of your Pianos in general, and especial
al to the .dmirabJe new invention of Mr- Lighte,
ny improvement which I regard as the most impor
tantyet made in the manufacture of first-class ir
strdments.
"LOUIS ERNST."
"I take piei.tnc in slating my favorable opin
ion ot your New Scale Don Fiamc Piano Fortes.
Among many supei ior Piano Fortes manufactured
in New Fork, they certainly must rank second to
none of them for strength, purity, and richness of
tone, together with extraordinary vibratory quali
ties. 1 b-ive also had frequent opportunities, in the
schools, during the past four years, to notice the
durability of your instruments, and this under se
vere and unremitted trial?.
"GEO. H.CCRTIS."
"The high reputation which they have obtained
for their fine brilliant tcne pleasant touch and pow
er, have given them the preference over those of
all other manufactures, in tbe Public Schools of
New Fork, in which over one hundred are now in
daily use , some twelve or fifteen of which are in
departments w here I have had the pleasure of teach
ing, and where I have used them for the last five
years.
"MARCUS COLBURN."
" Bcir.g pleased with your steady piogress in im
proving the quality of your Pianos, I cannot refrain
from say ng to you, after seme fourteen yean
knowledge of tbem, that the New Scale with Iron
Frvme, which 1 have seen, I think the best Piano f
evci saw. 1 say ibis after having purchased over
two hundred of your Piano Fortes.
"F. H. NASH."
Our Square Pianos range in price fro rt $250 to SOOO.
Our Grand Pisnci " " " " " S9OO upwards
All our Pianos are WnamsTEß, urMunt limit as
to time.
Send for a circular, which contains complete price
list and descriptions, and hundreds of relerenees to
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Address
LIUHTE & RRADBURYS.
No. 421 BROOME STREET,
NEW YORK
May 10fh '6l. ly.
FJBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an order of the Court of
Bedford county,, the undersigned will offer at Pub
lic Sale, on the premises, in Monroe Township, on
SATURDAY 15th JUNE, NEXT,
all the following descnhed real estate, vix : 350
acres of lend, adjoining Henry Whetstone, Bern id
Miens' heirs, Bernard Steckm n end oouth Fide of
Tustey's Mcnul in, and having thenon erected a
Log Hou-e ai d Shop, about 40 acres thereof clear
ed and under fence.
ALSO,
40 arret, being part of another tract (tne mansion
tract) ard ai ioinitig the above—ubout 20 acrea
tbereot cleared, adjoining Urnry Wbetatone, Ber
nard Means' heirs and others.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
O. E. SHANNON.
Adcs'r of Dan 1 Means oocM
May ITtb, •$. at.
MACCARWI. CHEESE, CRACKERS. CRTS
♦allied Fruit xrdG'jiri Csrdirs for sale bv
' >'2o A- L. DEFIBAUGH