cto 21 i> vtrtis emc nt r..
Li j NICHOLAS HOTEL,
"aOARD REDUCED TO $2 PER I>AV.
Since the opening of ibis vAi; and conrnmliou-
Hotel, in IS")I, it ha* been Ibe vtngle endeavor o!
the proprietors to make it ttie moat sumptjiujia| con
venient and comfortable borne tor the ottt/.ep and
stianger on this side the Arlafitic".
And whatever lias seemed likely to administer to
the comfort of it* guests they have endeavored,
w.tbout regaid to cost, to provide, and to combine
all the elements of individual irtnd social enjoyment
which modern art has invented, and modern taste
approved ; and the patronage which it has-com
m', nded during the past six years is a gratifying
prooi thut theireiforts have been appreciated.
To meet the exigencies of the times, when ail
are required to practice the most rigid economy,
the undersigned.
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF BOARD TO
TV O DOLLARS PER DAY,
n the same time abating none of the luxuries with
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREA DWELL, WH ITCOMR A CO.
Sept. 13th, '6l. 3m.
POCKET H<)OK LOST.
The subscriber sor ton the Road
leading fiotn Redford to Hollidaysburg, on "Back
Oak Ridge," on Thursday, the sth day of Septem
ber, in d., his pocket book, containing thirty five
dollars in bank paper, ar.d a number of promissory
notes amounting to over SIIOO,OO. —one on Abrm.
H. GriJTeth for $125,00,--nna on John Griffith for
SIOO,OO, —Jesse Griffith for ■$ 100,00,- —F. !). Beegle
for §170,00, and others. The finder will much o
■blige by returning the same to the subscriber resi
ding in St. Clair Township, or to duo. P- Heed in
Bedford, ar.d will ba well and suitably rewarded.
Sep. 13, 'CI. SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
I NOR SA LE
" OR TRADE,
A first-rate tarm of limestone land, in Morrison's
Cove, containing about 131 acres, 100 of which me
cleared and balance wefl timbered. The farm. is
well watered. The inipiavemement-s are a good
two story Kr-n.e House, Log House, Log Ran . Ac.
There is a good oichard upon the premises. Th*
iarm adjoins Rloomlieli! Furrace, Lcs half a mile
fiom the ilolliduysburg Turnpike, a lid four miles
from Martiiisbiug. There La a ready market a ! the
*eor for ail kinds of produce, and the land is m a
>gh state of cultivation,
A LSD,
166 acics near Stor.crstown— u it bin ?, mile of the
Broad top /railroad—about 100 acres clc. n ), with a
two story dwY'ling house — new bank barn—stable.
Ac,, thereon erected; alsotwo apple orchards t ; ere
on, of choice t:mt. The soil i a rich loam and ca
pable of producing every v.triety ol crops of tbi
climate.
ALSO,
1 . o i ' of ground in Broad lop City, with a new
two -toiv ruti.h cast dwelling house thereon.
ALSO.
A House and lot ofground in Clearville,
A LS.I,
1 hree ttacts of land in Southampton Township
lormerly owned by Wm. O- -, adjoining lanus of Ar
nold Lr.shlev. Artemis. Rennet and otaci.-.
ALSO,
A grist mill in the "Dutch Corner," former!'
owned by Jacob Beard—within about •"> miles o
Bedford, with about 40 acres of land belong::::; if
the same— dwelling home ai.d out buildings theieor
erected.
Aid t,
100 acre* best quality of pr,rie— nnr Ihe Mis
soitai rive r close to the connty seat of JTrn on Co
lowa.
ALSO,
Two one hundied and sixtry acre ti acts a> jornifi:
Eikhome City, in the richest v-illev of the wc-t—
--the Tiattc Valley—about JO miles wet ol OnmSi.
City, and cloi-e to the gicat luitiuc.di tr go vc.THtlWri
read leading we,l a Nebraska Teri'toiy.
At.-so,
ICO : ere*. two miles above Omaha City, on lb
great bend of the Nlis-ouri. This 1; act i wcH tim
tiered anu very desirable. A!! of these farwen
located after personal inspection and caielut exaiiji
nation on the ground, and can be well aeliedwippi
for future wealth. Maps showing '.he precis- ioc i
tion ace m my possession.
ALSO.
Three desirable lots la Omaha City, Nrbrasi,;
Territory.
ALSO,
I.ot of ground in Dacotah City, Nebraska Te-. ito
rv.
The above real estate will be sold at such price:
as to insure sale ami profitable ;iiv? tureui .
Notes or obligations*ot any kim! that .- eg.
will be taken til exchangr particularly g >! ' lit/,
■notes.
.Sept.2o, ISGI. (). F. SHANNON.
1 bI IBLIC SALE OF
1 VA LUA BLE ItEA L ESTATE
By authority oftlte last will arid testameo
of John Hotdeibaum, latent Bedford town hip, dee 'i
the subscribers will offer at public sate,on the prem
ises, in said township, on TUESDAY, THE 10TB
DAY OF OCTOBER, next, the Mansion place o:
-aid dee'd., containing 150 acres,.so perches, nett
measure, of choice land. About 100 scies are cl-ar
ed and under cultivation, ten acres aie a.-eu tow
and the quantity can be increased to any des.rable
extent. Theie are on the premises three springs,
said to be unlading, one of which can,.with !i'tie
expense, be made to supply the house and barn wild
running water; there aie also, a Well and pump at
the door and running water o:i other parts o, tfi
[arm.
The improvements are, —a two stor> dwelling
house, double log barn, smoke bouse and other on!
buildings ; there is, also, a small apple oichard on
the premises.
This propeity :s about f"in nrii!*s from Bedford,
andeifjsins lands of Robert Fyan, John S. Ktteh-y
Jacob Fetter, TUnry Becgle and others ; and con
nected with it is a sma'l bottom, or island, at Run
ning's Creek, containing 2 acres, 7 1 perches, which
will be sold at the same time.
Possession given on the Ist day of April, next.
Isle to commence at 10 o'clock, when the terms
will be made known. ADAM H. DIBERT,
JNO. MOWER,
Sept 20,-lt. Executors.
> TJBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE—
virtue of an order of the Orphans'/Court
ord county, the subscriber will sell at public
*ai- *he premises, in Napier lownsbip. onjTUES
DAf 22D DAY OF OCTOBER, next, the follow
in!' .act of land being the Real Estate of Aaron
•!, dee'd., adjoining lauds of Jesge Blackburn,
A-i .m Otto, James O. Robinett f r.d others, contain
-ng forty acres and allowance, about thirty acres
ie.ir.-d rod under fence, about tin acres ol meadow,
i louse, stable, and other out buildings,
t' i. erected, a well of good wafer at the door,
ai -t thriving young orchard of choice fruit trees.
Sa e to commence at 1 o'clock P. M-, of said tlay.
TERMS SSO to l e paid at the close of sale, andl
the balance on the Ist day of April next, when the
Deed will be made and possession given.
WM. ZIMMERMAN,
Sept. 20. I §6l. Atirrr'f.
VToTi.CE ro\\SSESSORS._
it The Assessors (elect), of the sev
eral Townships aad Boroughs, are hereby notified,
to meet at the Commissioners office, on Friday, the
i ith day of October, next, at 1L o'clock, A. M., to
receive theji book®, instructions, ffce. By order of
the Commissioners. H. NICODEMCS,
Sept. 20, 1861,-3t. Clerk.
—
i i j.'he Pamphlet laws lor the
Session ot IS6I, have been leceived and are now
-ady 'or distribution to these entitled to receive
them.
S. H. TATE.
Prot.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALRABLE HEAL ESTATE
hi pursjaoC' J of an otdtr d the Orphans 1
r.mil of Betlnmicounty, there will be sold, at-pub
lic s ilc, at ilic late Mansion House of Henry, leges,
dec"<L, in rnion township, in aij county, on MOX
DAY. *3O DAY OF QUTOBE'R. next, U Uflpw
!ns Rcai E-t.ite late Die progeny 01 the said Hoary
Ukes, ilecM., to wit :
0> .> tract of land 11. - Mansrou-'ti ad) it
® id toivi siiji oi I'njoti, adjou.tifC lands el'
Amos Edward, William Berkluuu-- -tdaiu lekea,
heirs ot .John McDonald, dee'd., Courad 1. iaycotnb, >
and others, containing 2 10 acres, 1 -IS petches, more i
oi less, of which 120 acres are cleared, thirty acres j
thereof being meadow, nil tinder fence and In a goo 1 I
state of cultivation, havn.o> thereon a thriving or-!
chard ol excellent trriit. The improvements are j
two iog houses, a story and a half high,a double log !
barn and other out buildings. This is a fine stock •
farm.
ALSO.
A tract of lac! situate on George's creek, in 'St.
Clair township, adjoining lands of Sun*!. Clark,
Amos Edwards, Ccob Stuff, Alexander McGrigor
and others, containing 107 anes and 70 perches,
more or less, of which So acres of upiaitti and 20
a ere* ot meadow are cleared and unut rieuce There |
is also a good apple orchard on this tract. The tm- !
provecngnt* are a story and a hall log and frame
bo are, a double iog ,arii and other out buddings.
The woodland on this iruct is weil covered with
excellent timber.
* TERMS OF SALE :—One third of the purchase
money to lemain in the bands of the purchaser dur
ing the lifetime of the widow, the interest to be
pud her semi nrnuulty, counting fiom the date of I
confirmation of Sale. One third of th- In lance to
be pai•{ at the cimfn nation of the Sale, and the res
idue in two erpial annual payments thereafter with
out interest, to be secured by judgment bonds, or
bonds and mortgage. HENRY ICK.ES,
JOSEPH ICKES.
Sept. 20, 186!,-It. Administrators.
T)UBLIC SALE
I OF REAL ESTATE.—
Bv virtue of at; order of the Orphans' Court i
ot the County oi Bedford, the subscriber wi I rrposi' j
to snle by pttbiic vendue or ou'ery, on the premises, ;
on Thursday the 1 <>:G da; - oi October, A. I>., i v 61, j
the .following described iieai Estate, situate in the
village of Lafayettev ilte, in South Woodbury tow n
ship, in said county, late the prop itv of Jacob Tee- i
ter, dec viz :
Two lots ot ground, one thereof now occupied by !
George I>. Kasliinnn, and having thereon elected a
two stow frame hou-e a: I kiichen attach d and a I
good frame stable. On the other there are abi .• :
smith suop, a number of excellent fruit trees and a
well of good water.
TERMS:—One third in band at the confirmation '
o! the s.'.ie and the balance in two equ I annual pay
ments on The fust days of November 1852 and 18C3.
ale to commerce at I<• o'c!'> :A. M.
ALEX- HOLStNGEH,
Sept. 20, 1861. Ex'or. oi Jacob Teeter, dee'd.
"j > ED FORD RaVl ROA D. -
.i.) Proposals will be received i>y (!) •
IVo.ident and Directors pf the Bedford Kail Road;
Company, at the office of said company, in B dford,
on Thursday, the 26th ,'av of September, inst., for
the cornp! -Tion of the graduation and masonry of the
-first twelve sections of sa •! road. Specifications of
the work to be done will b re: !v for xamioation
on the day of I-tting. JOHN P. REED,
Sept. 2d. IS6I. Secretary.
{ EDITOR'S NOTICE.-"
/V The undersigned appointed Au
(iitor to distribute the funds in the hands of Joseph
VV. TomUesan, Administrator of the K tate of Jo
seph. black, deceased, will meet the parties interest
ed, at his office. in Bedford, on the 15th day of Oc
tober, 1 Stil, at 10 o'clock. A. M.-
J. W. LINGENFELTER,
Sepf. 20, 1861. Auditor.
1 AX EC I" TOR'S NOTICE.—
1 j Letters tcsU,mt*lary on the iu.-t
will an i testament of Mr 6. Mary An lkixion, late
ol Southampton tovvnsiiip, dee'd., haviug bea grant
ed to the i-übscijher residing in said toiwisbtp, no
tice , hereby g.veu to aii persons,in Jebted to the
Ci.i-.ta el >a 1 dec'd.,to make payment immediately,
act tb< >; haying claims w.U pre-ent them duly an
ti ui'cat. d for settlement.
FREDERICK BUXTON',
Sept. 20. Executor.
4 EDITOR'S NOTICE.—
J. \ 1 lie uudersijtut'd, appii'.leil Au
ditor to distribute the funds in the baud- of Joseph
W. 'l'omllnson, Executor of Elizabeth Black, dee'd., i
will meet the parties interested, at his office, in
Bedford, on the 15th day of October, IS6II at I.o'-
clock, P. M. J. W. LINGENFEI TF.R.
Sept. 20, 1861. Auditor.
ICE TO I EACii r'.RS
A\D SCHOOL DIHE' TORS,
Tire annual vxaminatiop of Toaclms, wjil
lake [dace in the several townships as follows,
to wit : in Wet Providence, and R1 odv Run,
at Bloody Run, onOct. the 9th , in East Provi
dence, at Ilotiseboliiei's, on the lQlli ; >n Mon
roe, at Clearviiie, on the I Kb; in Snake Spntn*.
at Hartley's, on the 12th in Hopewell,at Dash
er's, on the 14th ; in Broad T ip, at Hop" < !i,
on t!;e 15lh ;in Liberiy, al Stonerstou n,on the
Kith': in Middle VVootJuerry, at Wootiberrv, ou
the 17tii ;in South Wood berry, at Enterprise,on
he lSih . in (Jniatl, at Mowrv's Mi if, on Hie
21st ; in St. Clair, at Eight S j tare, oa the 22.1:
in Napier an<C Sciicllsbur<F, at Schellsburg, on ;
ti.e23J; in Juniata,at Buer.a Yista,ontl e2J-'.i!-.
in Bedford township, at Bedford, on the 25th ;
in Londonderry, at Bridgeport, on the 2St!i :
in Harrison, a: McVicker sSchool House, at the
i (Ot of the on the 29th ; in Bed turd Bor-
on the 30th ; in Cum ■: rjand Valley ta ;
CentreviHe, on the 3!s! : in C.oVugiiJ, at Rains
burg,on Nov. Ist; in Sou hatTipi n, at Cht
neysville, on tlie 2d; with a iecluie at night, on i
Common Schools.
N. B. Satisfactory evidence of good morals,
and propiiety of conduct, must 0e furnished hy I
eacli Teacher ; and without which, the certifi
cate will he witheld, no master what the olher
qualifications may he.
Each Teac'ier u ill he r- quired to be exam
ined in the township, in which lie is an appli
cant for a School. A public examination will
beheld, in Bedford, on the third and fourth
Saturdays (16th fc 23d,) of Nov., for the special
accommodation of al! Teach is wild may fail,],
to be present at the examination in their le
spective townships. No private examinaHons
ill be given in the mi an time.
Examinations to' commence at 9 o'clock i
A. M.
Duec'.ors and citizens are requested to be
present.
GEO. SIGA FOOS,
County Superintendent.
Bedford, Sept. 6ih,1561.
f XIJBLICSALE—
I . OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an order of the O'rphan* Court of
Bedford County, the subscriber will sell at Public.
Sale, on the premises, in Union Township, on
FRIDAY, 11th DAY OF OCTOBER, next,
all that tract of land late the property of Mrs.
J.avmia Imler, deed, containing eight acres,more
or less of limestone land, adjoinng lands of Abram !
Moses, Joseph Riddle, and Peter Moses, about 70 ,
acres of which aie cleared, and under cultivation. •
Also, adjoining the above, a tract of mountain!
land, continuing eighty acres more or less.
Terms;- SSOO payable on the Ist of Aprit next.
$666,66 on the 18th of June, next, $666,66 on the
1 Stb of June 1863, and tha balance, !Bth June, 1861,
to be secured by Judgments or Bonds and mort
gages.
Possession given on the Ist of April next.
JOSEPH IMLER.
Sept. 6th 16G1.-4t. Admr.
STRAY COLTS:'
Came ii&parUng on the
premise of the sfubseriber it: Bloody Riin, on Thhrs- i
day,29th of A'ti£ttr, two bay horse coils, one twb
years old, the, other three, wirbotit any ptculriT
marks. The owner is requested to prove his prop
erty. pay charge* mrd take them away, or they
will be dFsJtMfed of acefti ding to law.
Sept. f*th, IWT.' I'. G. V ORG ART. •
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE; i? hep-by given thai L-Uer* Tes- ;
tamentarv, on the estate <>l Rachel I
Wiglieiil late of Bout ham ton tp., dec d, having been
granted ;o the undersigned, all perrone knowing
thenoseives indebted to said estate, are notified to
make immediate payment, ai.d tho*e having cl aims
again-, the same will present thera properly auth
enticated or settlement.
NATHAN ROBISON,
Executor, residing in Southampton Tp.
Sept. Oth 1861.
STEA X CAT I'LL
Found lresnasinj oh tN>
premises of the Subscriber, living in Jun&uta Towif
sbin, Bedford Co., 1 head of young cattle, 8 Sti-eis ]
and fine fmifer, supposed to be r.hont two years old. i
No e r marks,if of them re-' & white, and one black.
The owner will come forward, prove p.operty,
pay charges and take them away.
S'pt. 6th. JAMES BURNS, JH
i, 1 ';■!! \V 11EIFEH-
Cami*tlQ the p'iofati >a of the
Su'usc iber, living in Juniata Towns- p, Bediord
Co., abou t the 10th of June, a black h-siier suppos
ed to be about two y-- r oil, a crop in the. light
ear, a spot in the fore-head, the owner is requested
to come forward, prove piopirty, pay clm.gcsa.nd
- fake h"r away.
Sep-, Cth, lS6'l. STEPHEN Mr<Ni!.:.\KY.
"*-70 REWARD.
! i WMn'rcis rnv son Fr tlenck
j vna or rather run 08 from me, on the- 2n 1 .
| day ol Sept.. 1861, without any cause whatever, an t
I very much against my will, and as he i- wt-Jrpme
i to co ne home at any time. 1 hereby forewarn any
| person c. persons ir-nn h rbour-ng huti or tru-tiug
I him on my ace v., . s 1 am d. .v.-.i.iu-- ' not to pay
- any deb' of-hi. catitr-jtirig* He will be 18 yrais
oid, ibe lJih d.iy c-t Jan. 1862.
j Septemb r Bth, ISdl, TK I"KR RININCiEK.
LL FEIVA IE FA Ml LIES AM) ti 0 i EL
: Ke.rfi,';.- s-cjultl lullv consider
! the value o( Hi- Co:., .XTRATBO LKAVKN,
' in c >nn-. ction with IV ur ;.r niakin* oread, rolls,
| buckwheat cakej and pastry. tun compound
i is Itv • iiom all tiopurit-- <.
1 Fir .-ah' at Lbi Dr'ig ;>J Ho >k St >r- j > !
Aug. 30. ' Dt !L F. HARRY.,
: ilT
iA. fit 1 cai'c,G!i -* s* ia s*v*t*i
: aui \>V an Ait of (•-• vfui Avtipdy of Hi*-
| f.'oi.i iiunweLtii ol Pr.fiii-yiviiiin, • ntiiUd ''An
Act !o r .;u!a'-'! ■ CI :. -ral Elections wi'hm
this C iinmor.wealth," n is enjoined uroti roe
to rive j uEfic no! .<! of saiu El-ctions au.J to
| fiuni-u'.t' ia said n< : i#* cvhat &flid rs are to be
; elcclej, J, J. .1. CESSNA, sxutrilr ol tin?
i Con my of p. f-ifi. A, 1- retry ako known and
give this public hciti'#• t i'tin; Ei 'Ctor.- of the
County of Be,:! -u! ff-g'l a Genrral Election will
he held in r-uid ('ounty, oti the fecund Tuesday
(s!h) Octobej. IsGI, at ft t several ejection
('!.'■ electors of ih !! c ' Rfdf ird and
townsh.iji of Bedford, to ir.,et a! the Court '
Hulls^-in said.Jjorupgii.
The electors ol Broad Top township to ir-eej
at tiieSi-hoei H iy the 'own of ffifpeWeJf.
The ,-fec'tdis 6f th- B . fvigh ui Ri:>ady liuti
! to meet at 'he School f I use in said Borough.
The el-cf-ir" <d (luU raui t>owusl)ii> to I:K'1 at
the house cf J -Tula Fin-r, iit Ramsbu're, t:>
said 'owhkhip.
' Tiie electors oftJtimherfand Valtej towr. dtin
fa meet at the tieyv Schoai flouse etecfeti .
| the land owned by Jchn Whip's i eit ll> E\ •
i township.
The eh dors r>! Harrison lown.-hip to meet
at School house t.-uni'ier ii, near the d.veii'me
{ house of Henry Kejser i;i ; i township.
The ejectors of Juniata .1 - wi.-hip to m< at at
Keys- r* - Syhc 1 H .ii< in sr.id to v;ushii>.
I'ne eu'Ctois "f Hopewell luwtisi.tp to meet
iat the School House near tiie h ose of Jo)
Dasher in said to v. n h i <>.
' 'i lie electors of Lorn." >!ub>: rv f-e.vtiship to
'meet -it the rlou:;> now occtipn J by IV m. ff.
Hili as a *-li>>p in Bridgepupt, in sard township.
The electors of thg township of Liberty ! >
meet a' the Sc ;oul TT6l.s<- in A -ners' -wn :r.
said township.
The electms of Monro-- township to meet at
• 'he house Hte'y occupied by J ones Cam •!; in
C.earvijle, jr. said town-hip.
The i lectors of Sch ilsburg Irornugh to meet •
a! the brick Sch iol E use o faid Borough.
The electors of Vapi-n township to met t at ;
School house No. 10, tv.ar the h-m-:e ol J i.es •
. Allison, in said township.
The electors of List Providence township to
met at ih> houselaC iy r-piej by Joim Nv-
I cum jr., in said towr ' ip
'i'-'.e electors ol Snake Spcing township to
meet at the School House u -ar th Methodist
chnpc!) nn ;he latr-J of Jot-tt (J.- Hartley.
The eßrtors of tVest Proaidenc-' township
to meet a' School House NaT, n-ir David
| Sparks, in said township.
The eh ctors of St. Clair township (o meet at ;
1 the store near the dwelling house of Gideon
Trout in sanl to wnship.
The electors of Union township to meet at
ihe School House tn-ar Mowry's .Mill, in said
thwnship.
The ilcctors ol 3ou:ii Woodberry townsfup (
to meet at the intnse of Samuel Otter near No- -
ale's milt in said township.
The electors of Southampton township to j
meet at the bouse ol Wm. Adams ia said
: township.
r The electors of Middle Woodberry to meet at I
: the house ol Henry Fluke in the village a/
Woodberry : at which times and places the qual- .
j ified electors will elect by bailot:
ONE PERSON fur President Judge in con- j
junction with the toft at its of Fulton, Frank-j
11n and Somerset. .
TWO PERSONS, in conjunction with th" '
county ofSdrhmef, to fill the olfice of I
ber o{ .Ihe House of Representatives, to rep- '
resect the counties of Bedford aud Somerset :
in the House pf Representatives.
ONE PERSON far the blfice of Associate!
Jdd-ve of the Courts of Bedford county.
ONE PERSON for the cffice of Treasurer of j
! said county. I
ONE PERSON for the office of Commissioner ,
for said county.
ONE PERSON ior the ctlice of Poor Direttor |
i for said county.
! ONE PERSON for the office of Auditor fur -
said county. J
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
! I
That every per.-on excepting Justices of the peace, j
who shall hold any office or appointment of profit 1
or trust under the United S'atrs, or of this State, -
or any city or corporated district, whether a com - i
missioned ofiicer or otherwise, a subordinate officer, j
agent who is or shall be employed under the legist i- I
ture, executive or Judiciary department of this
Staff or-ot any city, or, qf any incorporated rfutrirt,
and si*), that every niembet qf Odngress Ap Lpf the j
1 State 'Legislature, arid of She selector common
' council-olany ctty, orU'ommisstoners of any incor
;>oratefi district, is "by "law incapable of "bohling or j
- cxeMt<fafthe time, rhe office or appoiatmebt of
j Jud&e, inspector or ejerkofany ciegtiou of . thi-- j
Co.rpmoniveajth, and that no inspector, fudge or o
j thar ttliictr nt kuch election shall be eligible to be
then voted for.
Am!'the said act of assembly entitled "so act re- j
• latuig to elect ions of this Commonwealth," parsed j
July Ud, 1819. further provide* as fePows, to wit ; j
j . "'1 hat the inspector ucJ judges shall meet at the i
re<pi-ctivq ( Jaci-s ap[jointed for holding the election j
j in toe i!t-<irici ni which th--y respectively belong,
betore 8 o'clock in the morning of the 2d Tuerday -
ol Ottoiler, and each said inspector shall appoint one j
cf-rk, who shall be a qua.ified voter of such dis-j
trtet.
'•ln c to the person who shall have received tiie ,
second highest number ol votes for inspector shall '
not •trend on the day of any election, then the per- t
son who shall hive received the second highest ;
m "bir ol votes ibr Ju • * at the next preced.ng e- j
lection shall act as i.:-pectcr in hi.- place. And -
in case the per.'on who has received the highest |
nurofit-r oi votes for inspector ahad not attend, the j
j per-on elect-d judge shall appoint n inspector in |
in- place, and in ca-e the p-?Tso:i etectetl judge Shall
nob after t, th- n tkfe jp-i.Sor. \vLq tccoivct the
I highest Jguuii-er ol voles shgil appoint judge.in his
• I ce , and if any vacancy, shall eoutimie in the I
t 1 ->rd lor the s.ace ol one hour after the time fixed
by taiv for the opetnrg of tb t c!- cubn the j
voters for 'thy tawash ip, wid or dislinci.. ipr which
< sin h officers shall have be- . elected, pra-ept at the .
t: :tion, s hail elect aw•-of their atSurbef xo lillisuch ■
a vacancy. I
It -faK be ri- dirty ,-rf th- sever:! as svots re
| *pec?iyely to attend at tr- ;V;> •* of hoi avcry ;
---."a , sp Xlai, ~qi- qvjiiftq> tl-.-.io.i Uunn.J tne
' v\- -ie tin ,f;i'-ii eieciicn . kept op*it; for the ,uir- j
. pi e oi givif g if. oi rarioi. r<> to ihe tntpei'ior*, arid
ii'ge, when ea|ie,} on, in re fit in to the rU'ht 01 a
! n\ persoii a i ti'--sed.Ly. (1 -.ni to vote at a.-c-h aiaction.
J at d on i-ucri tilher ma t.-rs in relation to the z-ess
ment of v oter*, s the -aid inspectors op cither of '
.'n sbhU.- ' ' - time to time r-vptife. 1
j '-No p"i.on shn ihe r.■■unitted to v.ite at any e
i Ifction 3- rforesaid, than : white Jreapften of 'he
r.,r of t. r.ty ore or icoie, who h li havs resile !
; m tiii® rdati. at leas! one year, and in tne elect -in
. diisfict-vvhe,*. I.- oli-r- to vote, terr drrs- ttpmedt
ia: •- ptr-ee ''--.if e'udi.ejection, and within two years
U - Mate or rutinty tax which shall have b --n
. 3--ssei at ica-t ten <lay before ihe election. Hut
a Sitizen of the Umjed States whoh, previou-!v
j befn a qua ifi"d voter ofthD State an ♦ r< r.oved
: il: itfros: and r-'furned, and who shall have resided
in the .-ieci'iui distiict and paid t. xes, aforesaid,
i shall b ■ eut!l ! dto vole after residing in thi.Stat |
so tr- nth*. Jhttriii, J, 'id. ! th • wq;;. f.ec a. u, '
citijteus of the Uiiilcd fc'.utcs, between the ages of '
tvtiwty-one and tw- ntv-two years, who have re i
!d- it the election district ten day's as aforesaid
-i -■?! be ei.t'.tlcJ to vote, ..Unouqi: they shall not
e ti .1.1 taxi 1
■ a person eh ,ij .hepc: miUeJ. to vote wiiose uu :ie '
Rowc.ir.iauitu in ifca list ol taxable iHt-ftbitanls,!
:uiibed by th- Cotnrpissiancfs, unless : First, he
' f i • tuee a receipt of piy ucnt, witii'n two years of
i B':!** or tlountv mx assessed a®re^uhiy to the Con
-1 sjittttion, and give satt-fdiytsrv cv id hce on his awn
• oath oi affirm itiou c_f aiioli-er that he has paid Mich •
i - a tax, or in a lailuie to produce a receipt st all make
1 oniri to tne payment tiiercrrf, or second, if he claim j
-. r-'ht th Vol# by be hi: I ah ■ lector bet we- n thee ;e
! i f ivven'.y-one anil twn.t -twovrar* shn 'I--!- po-- on
- oath or tuft;matipft, that ho b44yr>ieti ,n the Atc'e
; at lea t one y-r next i'ur his application, aud
; leak.- si-ch proof of reai'Aitce in the d ; *t ict is is
! req-nted by thi® act, and tint le docs ver ty Jte
' licv e, IIO:JI the accoimt yivi.-n iihu the l he is oi the
z aforesaid, and grces, lcri other *v id .-n-ees is re
qti.red by th..- act, vvhcre-.qiori - name of tb f'r- '
son so ad'uittf J to vote shall be" inserted in th" al
; phabetical list by the ia.-pectfti, &ud - note in..:ie
: t>; ;■ > ite thereto by wttling th® word "tax,' if he
! s.ia ibe admitted to vote by reason of hayitfg paid ,
! tnx, ui ite word "age" if L: shyt'i be admitted' to
' vote by iva.oii of ..gc, and ia either c-isc "he teasjn
:of such a ve. ■- h I • c died ont to the clerk®, who
th. i r;:. .e <i Itkc : c-t n 'h- li,-ts of 'voters kept by
j •:.
j "In all casts when? the uaane of the person
|Cia:miiig tc- vote is noi iot-id uu t -• list forms ■•!
. by the commissioners, or h's right-to vote wheth
-ler fetnttl ibercon o not, is objected to by any
[u a lifted citizen, it 'r'! b • the d :ty of the p-.e
--tcrs to Oxasnuie xch person on Oeth av to-his quid
icalioijs, -nd il ho c aims to .-.ve d
j within tl • 8: ate for one veaf or more, t t( th
n:a"i hs -nfti- lent prool but ft -i ail mu
' pi oof by at !eat ore c-r.nr.j-* •• i t witness, who sha 1
fee a qUui'fn 1 elector, th.-.t he La... d. within
( Che district for more tnao ten d;.\ - irmnniiatly
, preced'n® said elect a- I sha'.' a' o . wear 'hat
J hi* bona fide rej.det.ee, in pursuance ••;* his law -
j ful calling, is within the district, ar.d that he (i s
not n-E'-ove v.,thin ill- di.irirt i-.- the puipnc of
vol > therein.
"'iv -ry person qaalilie ! as alore-tin, and who
si.all -rake due proof if required, of his residence
and payment of taxes afotesaid, shall be sdmi'r-d
to vote in the to - nsliip, ward or dielrict in which
• he i-hali re-ide.
"I. ar.y p- on shall prev.-i; or attempt to pre-
J vent ai v officer of an election t. : ter this act from
j t-ililing such election, or use or tbeieaten any vio
lence-to any such officer, and shall interrupt o
improperly interfere with him in the execution • :
hi* duty, shall block or a!tempt to block up tp .
j window or av r.ue 10 any window where the same
| may be hold -u, or ?hall riotously -.'is',nrb the peace
; o! -uch election, or shall u=d or pactice intimida
tion, threats, force or violence, with the deigit-to
j influence uiiriuly or ov-ravs any elector, or pr van!
1 tun f.orn voting, or to restrain the freedom of
I choice, such person on conviction shall be fined in
11 - sum not exceeding five hundred dollcrs to be
imprisoned tor any tune- not le--: than cue o. more
; tl'h:i twelve nif t!r; at: ! if if si . 1! be shown to 'he
| Court' wh- re ill-- tiial of such offence skull be had.
that tffe per-hn so blending was hat r-sident of
the city, v.aii, -district •r: tnv r.shtp wLrra the said
offViic- was committed, and not t t.tftfdd to Vote
I therein, on ronvictior., he* shall be senfencc ! to
pay a tine of not kss than one hundred nor mora
than one thoosaml dollars, and be itnptisoned not '
j !e-- than six month- nor more than two years.
"If aoy pi-1-on or persons shall make any bet or
' wager upon the r suit "fan elcc'-.on within tne i
Cotnnionwea th, or shall oli ;■ to make any such bet
.\a-r, ciihi iby verbal proclamation thereof, ot
by cpy written or printed advertisement, ox invite j
any person or persons to make such hat or wager,
a j ion conviction thereof he or they -lid! forfeit and |
' pay three t,:ue- the amount so bet or offered to be .
I bet.
And the JuJees of the respective districts ••fore
said, are required to in.-ef at Bedf-.-ir.i, on the Fri- |
i day next following the holding o! said Flection. ,
! then and there to perform those things required of j
them by law.
fJiVei; under my hand, at my office in Bedford, this |
"Oth day of August, in the year ol our LorJ, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty one, and the j
eighty-sixth of the ludepei:denoe ol the United ,
• States. j
JOilN J. CESSNA.
Angust 30th, IS6J. j
! "LTOTICE i
J jr. > Ilav mg Beats of our own to pay, I
we respectfully call U|ku] all per.-on=, knowing !l-m- j
' selves qo be in our debt, to paj' up.
This notic" is not intended for those of our friends j
i who pay ns piomptly ; but cpecialiy for a certain
, large class, who, having purchased our goods, re ver j
'trouble themselves about paying for the same.— i
j Many of the Istter having had the n*e of our cap- i
its! so !ong so long, must really imagine they have i
' a better right to it than ourseive*. To this class i
j we now say, in language which we hope they wtH \
tot rtiiaundrrriand , we want at least a portion of our 1
I means in theii bands, to meet our own liabilities, j
1 and if kin*! invitations to PAY UP, avail not, tve J
' will try a harsher, though very unpleasant remedy, '
! ere long.
A. B. CRAMER & CO. ' !
Aug. 16-3t. '
W. W. MAIR. JOHN S.UAVISOK- 1
MAIR AND DAVISON,
Importers anil Dealer* in
Saddler}, (Carriage and Trunk
Hardware and Trimmings.
NO. 121 WOOD SIREKT,
Pittsburg, Penn 'a .
1 April 5, '6l 1 yr.
1- fytK ia ff; A: i* YO Y
ISEWIN6-MACftiNE 0 0.,
53S nnojimv.iY, jykw-york.
■ > TO person who conteruplate* jHirebasiiig a Serving
j: \\ Machine for famuV or madafactnriug purposes
j: should fail to.send for dne of o. r Circuit r*, which
! contains ci { i d fuU descriptiofn* of the several
I styles, prices n4 sauqdes o! work, all of wbiy-r* we
j send bv mail free. We claim to have the
BEST SEWING MACHINES IN THE WORLD
1 Fur either Family or Manufacturing Purposes,
i And all we a-k is a fair trial. Read the following :
I HI P O R T A N T F ACT S.
j FACT No. I.—This Company being duly licensed,
their Machines a:e protected Kgainst infringe
ments or UUgulio:}.
FACT No. 2.-—These Machines make the io k
j stitch—alike on both sides—and use a little less
than half as much tt real end silk as the chain
or loop-stitch mnchin-'--.
i FACT No. 3.—Thtse Machines ere better adapted
than nnv other s" .vi:ig machine? in rnai fcet to the
fieqtient cbabsree and almost endles. v.iri*-ty of
**'V-jug leqiur'-d in n family, they will sew
iiouj,:e to tw- ~iy t-. j- :i ■ - scs of -i a' s--* 1] e s
-* itqbjit it*< i-p'iig. a- iViake every >:itch.peifect.
They willTr-eh sv'.v frdni th- ft'.-wt gauze fo tt.
heavi-st ctoth, r,d cv.-n gf >ut, fc •id leather,
v.-.thoul t.U - I .!, ni*-iti*-, or terisiot, or
making arvy adjuslsr; •' ! of v.-'uatevgf.—
1* not 1. a'tii irh.i.e 'h-.-t . jdett to family u : ; 7
ar. 'ifb - ' i-. tiy'*■ f tci Cirri!*" rue, wh". ttot lor
**ve-v vartet' of-hnfer®- ?v;ni* -iuuiiifa-crtn'2 / lor
WTL k tq V Iq.qv , ful >;•,. 1 AU.-iy: ..inch , W-I ,.-c
--ornri. ♦ cuj tiz-:;,,
FA' T No. 4.—These Machi. - ma kg too n ot e
l-isUc -J'-acnany sewin ' vpqei. -in i s > r -a j'#ot
of very great >ui porta nr.- Irt sr-yidg elastic' -ioorU',
or goods of any kind, >o: a bias.
FACT Nr. 'fi.—No' Mac!; ,ie, is chore duiai-la or
move simple iir it err"rircticn. Or more ca-i'y
understood. The rennrittin th.'se Machines
whrievi-r tis-.'-l will fqhy demonstrate ech of the
stove fart .
.-*( : No. B—l hrse Machiae* took the Hiahest
Pro ■ itiui at the Fr.n klin Institute, Philadel
|: r,ri! l - !
FACT No. 7 -Th"-® Machines too;-; the li.ghcst
Pi-eminm at the Now Jerspy State Fair.
FACT Nd B.—Tiuru Machines took the li ghost
; Modo! ni tie American Institute, ill the fit? ol
N w Y I. either witYtfie Premium j
j for Dn<; Sew: ig-Ma'chine Work.
FACT No. &—These M. chines took hotii the
Highest Premiuins at the Mechan!csi>fi"air, Uiica,
FACT No. ID.—These can do iiie same
thing generally, whenever pi o;>e: fy,exhibited in
' con petition with other first-class Sefrirg Ma
chin®?. Lot we have space for only one fait
more—P. h the most important Fact of-II
FA< f No. li:— We vnrrrtrt every Ma-thi'i* ve &ell
- j i', : ito r orttsfa' /ion than tiny o /ir Sev iitg
! Murhitte ill mS fit, or money refunded.
2T7*"Ferd for a Circular. AfiFN TS WANTED.
Add: ?J ,
Flnß!-? I: Lyon "•rr.litjaKsc'uo:' f.
No. Air PvacADWAT, Si-'-v-Youu.
Aug.* 3. '6l. 1 yr.
f" T-NirED STATES MAIL LINE
- BETWEEN
CH AMBF.RSBFRG. BF.DFC.RD tc LATROBE.
O and after Monday, August 10th, D-61, coach
es fe'ijVt: Bedford •' •' Ch-*nahershatg, l'.ity, (S '.:i
days excepted) at 7 A. M-, an! arrive at Chafn
_ , .-, bt-tsburg, at 7P. M.. r ' ffrry,
\ ' . . ...me tvn,;;.g. R t A. " 1
c... iuriimg, leave I.li&ir> ——— -- t^c_c —* .
v.-rsbmg, at 7 A. M., daily. (Sundays excepted)
and arrive at JledforJ . 7 F. M., ame evening.
Leave Bedford for Latr-Mie. Monday. Wednesday
a: Friday, a* tA. if-, in -oi? cir.-e c-joni ction
w:ih teai train -or Pr.s'.ur;-i and ths West.
file turning, leave Latrebe, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, o.i the arttva! ol the train from Pitt3-
bu-gh. at tf 'M and a-it- e ; B -dfor l same evening
it .1 r r v or fa re.
From B 'lO : to ( .:-.mbe:>burg, $ , .10. From
Bedford.to La*:, bo, Atai.
N. L,—Pas enget fo Somerset a: ' Jo' ; ' iwn,
con::*-1 at Mo- -town' -.Vi'i- 1. A. G r -•.• "J Ling of
Mai 1 C-j u-h..-.
A. J. kr.F.Ki DM,
Aug. 23, "61 Conrmctor.
SALE OF -
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The sub-criL Agent an I Attorney -in fact, for
the children and heir - of Mr®. Reoecca Shimer and
Peter Sbimer, late of Union township, Bedford
county, tiee'd.. will reb a* Public Sale, on
TUESDAY', lOfh SEPTEMBER., NEXT;
aL thatjVtaiuabie tract of iic.lff'ope Japd, late the
ma sion prop rty of -aid Rebecca and Peter Shinier
situate in said township, and containing 30:2 acies
118 perches.
This land Ties or both silica cf the rqsd 1? ding
from Bedford to HoHidayAmig about fourteen mile*
from Bedford, and may bn regarded a® one of the
best farm- in the county, it adjoins D. vid Gocben
our, John Fickes, Michael Shaffer, Isaac Pressel,
and others, and Is susi eptible cf uei.ig divided into
two good farms, for which put pose a survey has
Uiadti so a- to have -t so divided, il desired.—
T! e i.-:- •is of the best qua ity of limestone, and very
piodnctivs ; ai'O-jt one Jiuu.lre-1 an i seventy acres
art- clcjrp,! and in cultivation, about lfi acres of
which ate meadow. There are two springs of fine
water on it, one of which is at 'he house, with good
irc-di water Rowing through a considerable portion
jol it. There is aLo a good Orchard upon it. The
' improvements are a two S'ory Log Dwelling House,
n:.d a tenant House, with a log barn and other out
buildings.
1 The attention of persons wishing to purchase a
farm of the vrry best quality, is directed to this
proppity, it presents inducements fot a profitable
1 investment in re.d Estate notoftrn met with in this
region 01 country. Tne location is healthy, public, 1
j convenient to mills, and in a good neiahboihood.
Any one wishing to examine the land, will call
1 on Jobn Fickes, now residing on it, who will take
pleasure in showing it. It is patented, and the title
| indi-putable.
j CC7"The Terms are—One third of the purchase
, money in hand, on the Ist ot April, next, when pos
j session wiil be given, and the balance 111 two equal
I annual payments, without interest, to be secured by
Judgments.
j It will be sold in two parts or together, as rnav
, be most advantageous. i
i vki'"Bule lo commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
JOSEPH IMLER,
Agt. if Atty. in fact ior the heirs.
July ">6.—4t*
d 1 U.Lls
VX I beat iu (tio world, (or
i sa'". Fad and see them.
j Hardware, Iron, Nails, Oil, Paint, Glass, cutlery
1 and larm Implements, for sale cheap for ca-h at
j Aug. 2, ISC!. HARTLEY'S,
BLMH COUNTY
NORMAL SCHOOL O SEMINARY, j
! FALL TERM COMMKMTXG Atfd. 12 TH '6l.
DAILY instruction given in the Theory and Prac
! tice of Teaching.
, Boarding $'.,50 per week.
Tuition in iull English and scientific course s6 ; s 2
j per quarter of ten weeks.
i For circular co?taining full particulars address
OSBORNE d- PICKERSON.
Principals,
July 19th, '6l. Mdi tinsburg, Blair C 0.," Da,
\\L IND MILL, OR GRAIN FAN,
* Y Ati excnllpnl ni-W Dontile I
Screen, Warranted " Waterloo Grain Fan " for
Sale at HARTLEY'S.
Aug. 2, 1861.
; *-
Ja- • ' * JSI
-f Ol - s^^w
• ■•* . ••'.>. • 1 •
J 1> !* S O .V ' ,'•>
Mountain Eerlt Pills.
Ai'vg, ire . - ::t v. ;:*i a <>
Teiuc*. h •: a lii>- -f tb* *h-at:ir '-zO -. Jfatl n,
kiai and hi* j wn* ytil-U ItttL Alni4fi< *—to
U-,ii,. • -rati*. fr r .::i tl.- For the • f s *U.
il i*reni r an: :*-• f*i<- r r ? * y. i;.
t-lla 1 fork !' T ! . • : ipont the 'i,o'.U-r Vie Cu
XZO&tl ■'■•{. Bt*** vi?!c neirljr u"r i.:4.ry ru ;L
: *-• I'. 11- 1 je.-' oyer n< ysra e'.i; fii ! ; an- r*
t a i: -t / {.Muta? n. *. >t *nl it wa* tiro* that
( i&xtri.i- <•■: •• : tr . ( > <t* \
J \l\ ('tir AhsWiU-.i'* .1!1 I '
.It i I V.V • ' " . . ;.. , i'. vu
13 I?l !i: &14M12J?
ii. •:. > !. 11l '.iV IN- ,>t s}, V I•• ". w iuy ili-r
: .t>?3LU f r v i-s. #'/ u-ri lr*! tiJ'
; nt 3 Ft! the • ?iI n .' ' .-'■ • ,- << ■
V i•• -h. -s ..v- . ; i:• •.Mp • 'i
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" • • ' • : it> ivt W - il.gr 1
r —<j?vi all f mi % - t ivif. rity r tr.e four.' : •
/ II- -(f II?'- —h. ■ I '.s :" .! | t'urev.j, -
vu: h. iMftacf * n
tiny n\ Tit t :o a i'-rv m:n is u h<>l£*ts6l.r<cf* < x }',••
fftr. 'AT* .v :ui V*nl' atSj) i- c< re •V. U'-^kiy
4 • imi :-e i!j to e ,y j.art. tu: I k-are it ;I:-r
j- "••..i.i'h •A. t! Tia--v': lajdsn
'• l.os? a*t'- i -•irtf v 9:V Vt o 1 rki:ciiOi !as a It
; the • •• '' k . 'h . :e ; i;: \
ac a
tiil.K tti 1)i
| I.il'. •Vh m,: Skv I!-. :.cS ' Thsift sfr-lw
M K .i ey.jafi# '""fon |i vr o t|
t- .;• i r fii'er.i all uie fluMs ar. 1 -♦•crctu.r-' ]< r*-'. t
u; . ami :-v u iMt: the i'al "rffpfii*.
J - nt ii. % 1 u> ih 't v r are .U to V
; viliiiu onr reach . rr : < Unitte tJw M 'KJKiaSr: "Hu63
' i. :\..t will <iirceO> . -.••• .ffiiatwl *rl,
th v!< .'.e b!"l an-1 fluids f t!i(- 1 ly. :rf csl-
IV r ti v:' tio a., ii c: Usiuty i.<-i
Jtidacn'x PUis arc (he Btsi Htnuciy in
me for the fallowing Ctftnp'au^s:
! /' ■ f Comphi:;'. T> 7nwar4 IKinm,
i. i. a, 1 c. l.iaer CsmptoinU,
' ) m(t UrMpU{nt*.L< irneu u f Spirits,
C'.vd W.tdK.'. Hcac —kti. J J iUs,
i | . -x' Jntli'hJU • tttoiu and Gravel*
M&yij ti~, i<r r u. .-x nd.x.3 Sl,tup
triiirthiiit. Inf. n, ?••*
inx'pny, .*•••
GUEAT PEUALE MEDICIKE!
i F- v..iV vh value n!?h. -honM never bo irithont
ti om Ik. 7: y purify. tlr- remove ob^tructiorif
r " nil k:r T . ci n th* l rVIn of all piuipfe# and blctebe*,
bi the rich Cuif rof iiestliii to the pale ditfk-
o t -I. - I !aat> HerV- of which tlie-e 1 ills are
t; itu.wrr n>covi>reii in a -rjr surprising way among
... ri: i t ibf .-.f Al .r ines in Mexico. (*m the
/ v>: lie of out A '••nt. and you wU read with delight,
*'••• very ht*renting accouut ii coutains of the u (Jhlat
, of the Aztecs
I)b . rvc7 •' J/ .r. V:..u 7/<rt i ills arc. put vp i>i a
/ - -J' • H' /.7. "h t-x cfitairr 40 pills, and Retail
, rJ i v< } r -x. All i ,wi.'i'i,j have the signature of
. I* L .'CDSO#it eackvoz.
E. I*. JTJDSON & Co.,
sol. T. I'UOP 11 IK T O KS,
A<>. 50 Leonard Street,
XEW I'OKK.
ex- nr. .-A. - T V Aid. MEDICIKr. DEALERa -
For ?n! c - hy 11. C KRAMER m J .li
nor! S'.rr-f-t, an'! Dr. ft. F. Harry Pitt St.,
Bvdfyrd. Fd.
Jan. 11,1860.—|y.
E L I XI n V R0 P \ L A M 1 N E
THE MEW REMEDY FOR
; II HE r?s ATIS Jt.
; the f t yea: we have inJroilnced !o the
notice of the me .c.ii [ u ic -ion of ibis country the
Pure CryMaliZ. . Cr.lori.U* o; Piopyiamine, at a
Jl PMEDY FOR Ii IIE UJSTA TISM ;
ami iiaving receiver] :rom v. any sources, both fr.-n
i
i phyakiacs of the hishe-.r ■ and from pa-
I tient=, the
I
i MOST. FLATTERING TESTIMONIAL 4 -OF
1T C REAL VALUE
in the trei'tmSent of this painful ami obstinate dis
ease, we are tnoacei! to present it to the public in
j a form READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE, which
; we hope will commend it-e!f to those who are sutt
| ering with This'afflicting complaint, and to the med
ical practitioner who may feel Ji-posed to test the
powers of ti.is valuable remedy,
j ELIXIR FKOPYLAMIXE. in the form above
, spoken of, has recently been extensively expert
: mented with in the ,
PENNS rt VA m\ HQS PIT AL,
and with MARKED SUCCE iS (as will appea r from
'.he published accounts in tLe medical journal.
Uyit is carefully put up ready for immediate
use, with full directions, and can be obtained frrtm
ail the dlruggisH at TS cents per bottle,"ant a
i wholesrle of
BULLOCK Sc OREXfHAW,
and Manufacturing Pnetrtwfs,
! Jtir.d 23,' til Iy. Philadelphia,
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Tin* ppitnersliip
! beret r'ere ixis''rg betweenTock <V Ashcom. in
the Fccr.dry IV Machine business, has this dnv
been dissolved by mutual consent. Theßooks of
the firm are in the hands of C. IV. Ashcom, who
is authorized to settle the same.
GILLIARP DOCK,
c.w. ashcom.
' April 12, lSfil.
N. B.— Ihe business will be continued by C.
, VV. Ashcrm at the old stord, where all kinds of
machinery will be trade ard repaired.
VTEiV CiROGER V
! 13j CORNER WEST PUT AVP JULIANA STREETS.
! THE auhscrioer is opening at this well known
i ste.nd, a well selected stock ol Groceries, COH
ffctioaaries. Tobacco and Cigars, consisting in
)v.rt of Cotfee, brown, crushed, and pulverized
Rugar?; refined and golden Syrup, baking .Molasses,
Young Hvsnn, and Black Ten, Chocolate,
i Corn Staich, fiavoring extraots, Cheese, Coin
Brooms, painted Buckets, Dusting, \V=.II, Scrub,
liors-, Tooth and Hair, Brushes.
CONFECTION ARIES,
Such as p'rtin aijd fancy candies, fruited randies
and'ti iVoied .rallies, water, butter and sweet Crack
ers, foreign fruita, Oranges, Lemons. Kigs, Raisins,
Prunes, lHtes*Cunants,Citron-, Filberts, Walnuts,
I Ciean' Nuts, Almonds, tV Pea Nuts.
TOBACCO.
Congress Plugs, Sweet Plantation, Natural Leal,
i Rough and Ready, Lynchburg Smoking, a suuerioi
article. Cut and Dry, &c.,
CIGARS.
Operas, yixes, Half Spanish and s variety of other
brands. The Public are respectfully invited to
give himiii call.
Picnics and May paities supplied at very reasoua
: hie prices.
All kinds of country produce taken ut the high
est maiket prices. J. B. FARQUHAR.
I Bedford, Apul 29, ISO I.