Tlnnotlhcemtfftfl.- Tartu* ■ —For announcing candidates for As-etn bly Protbonolary, and ShriU, $1 bp; for Ti.easur r 82.00, I'm Commissioner, Auifitbf and IMor Oi jector, SI.OO. To insu'-e infertioii,all ai.nouncs •roents u.v-t-ta! paid In advance. To THE o? Bsh(oii> Crater* t—l offer \ myself as candidate for. the office of 11-pre'enta-. t,ve in the next Legislature, subject to the decision •of the Democratic County Convention. B. J\ METERS. Writs foUiOrized ?6 andonnee Ceo. WrUump of Napier tp., as a candidate for Assembly, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. We are authorized to announce tbe name of Win. M. Hall, Eaqifae a candidate for the Legislature, subject to tbe decision of tho Democratic ffo'unty Coti'fhUhn. I'rothonotary. Ma. £nroa Please announce the ntmu or Jofpi It. Fluke, Ksq.. for the office of Tioffionotary, sub• <wt to the decision of the Democratic County Con- Whtion: . We are authorized tpennpttnee J. Henry tjcbcit, I .Hi., of Schellshurg borough. as a caodidat"fni the ijKre'of Protbonotary, tuTjact to the decision of w{w Democratic County Convention. , We are authorized to announce A. J. Snively, of { thellsburc Bor., as a can li jaf for Prothonotury, bjct to tho decuior. of the Democratic County Ipnventiori. We arc authorized to arnniince O. F.. Shsnnon, Rsq., a n enndidate for Pro'lnn >t try. subject to Ib decision of the Democratic County Convention. SheritT ' We are author-red re announce Peter h. StoJe 'baker of Napier tewnstup. as u raruli iatp tar hher (I. subject to the derision of th-. Democratic County Cenvchtion. We arc authorize J to announce the n.vno of Wm. Bunnell, ot Londonderry township, as a candidate (or Sheriff, subject to the decision ot the Democrat, ic Coonty Convention We are authorized tp announce tsaa- P. t-..rne-t,nf Bedford tp . a can l'wlate fnf Sp'efiß, subject to the decision of the Democratic Cdunty Convention. We ore authorized ,to aqnourtre Issue Rensirger, Deq., of Liberty township, as a enndidate for Sheriff, s'obj'Vt to tlyp decision. of Jhe Democratic County OonditWift. 'lt ' 11 ''j ' Viit We are authorized to announce c.aptmn I'nilip (•- Morgeit, of !lor.fv Run Baronet . as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to 'he decision of the Democratic leuc.ty Convention. We are authorize rto announce Capt. John At- Stadt! of St. Clair township, a a candidate for the. office of Sheriff, suhject to the decision of the Dem ocratic county convention. W<r are authorized to announce Col. John llaier as a endidate for Sheriff, -object to tho Jeeuion of the Democratic County Convention. Mr. Edi'or i Please announce Geo. W. Horn, Tuih.. of Harrison tp.. as a candidate foT Sheriff sub-' _jeet to the decision of the Democratic County Con vention. • We are authorize'! to announce W. ,\. Powell, of Harrison tp. a* it candid ite Cor Sheriff, stihiect to the decision of tbo Democratic County Conven tion. We art# aiitl't-iire i to announce S. P. Broad, of fvhcll'-tiiiri!, m a ' ani'idatc for Sheriff. s'bject to the decision of the Den oorati: Conr.ty Convention We are authorized to announce .Henry Fljnite. of Middle Woooh'rry townnip',' n n Candidate for th I ctficeol Sheriff, subject to the decision ot oeratic County Contention. We tire authorized to annonr.ee Hugh Moore, of Bedford tp., 8 a candidate for She,riff. subject to the decision of toe [icmorvatic County Convention. 'rreahiirtr. We are authorized to announre the name of John Itoor, of 3edfoid borough, as a candidate for the of fice ot Trea-nrcr. mbjedt to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. We are authorized to announce. the name of Geo. MatdorS of iltdfoid hotough., (or the olfire of Coua ty Treaenter. subject to the decision of the Demo cratic County Contention. MR. EHITON: Pleae announce J. ft. Earquh-ir, of Bedford borough, as a candidate for '.ha office ot County Treasure!, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. MR. EDITOEJ Please announce Samuel Defihaiigh, of Bedford tp., as a suitable candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to tbedrcuion of the Democratic County Convention. Wo urn nuthoriifii to announce S.J. *fcC*u<lin% of Bedford borough, as a for th' oflicH of bounty Tr#Miur<r, mbjoct to fhe decision of the lS!/Docf®tic County Convention, Cotumi^ioucr. We ave nothnrired to announre Michael Wertr, V.eq., of ('moil township, a< • < ear.dlilute for Cooi mieion*r. subject to the decision pi tne Di-inncra fic County Convention. We hre authored <> .'enounce George f{hads,nl Libely TewnsiilV, *s h candidate for Commissioner, robject to the daemon cf \ lie Democratic County Convention. We are to uttmanrc Jesse Pirken, Jr., ol Southampton township, ..if a rnndida'te for Com missioner, mbject to the decision of the Dvtnorld tic County Convention. We are autborued to announce Michael S. Rit chey, of Snake Spring township, ue a cnmliilale lor the office of County Commissioner, subject to the u.rUion of the Democratic County Convention. We are euthorueil to announce Davi.i Evans, if Monroe township, as a candidate foi Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Deir.oitf.itic Count) Convention. Ma. EDITOR :"-Pleg*e ao.imince Abraham Ke:?n nrd, of Bedford tp., us a candidate for the office of CoontyCommi*ioiir. subject to the derision of the Democratic County Convention. We are authorised to announce F.dwaid Fearson, Esq., of Broad Top towhsllip, as a candidate inr IVwniMU'smr, subject to the decision of the l)em oern'tc County Convention. I'oor I>ircctcir, We r authorized to announce Henry Taylor, of . t. C nir township, as a cnndliou'e f.ir I'oor D .rector, subject to the rccieion of Ihe Deuioyratic County Co ■volition. W'e ar t . 4iithorit"d to 1 announce Samuel M Boor, of Cumberland Val.ev township, ai u candidate tor Door Strectoi, aobject to the decision of the L'vui .•- ' eralic County Convention. We are authoriaed to announce Henry Moses, of I Il<~ ford township, as a candidate for Poor Director, subject to the decision cf the Jivtnocraiic County 1 Convention. I We arc autboriied to announce liavid Sliver, of Bedford township, as a candidate for Poor Director, subject to the decision of the Democratic County OnventUu. We are authorized !o announce the name of J i eob r. Fetter, ol Bidford township, as a candidate for the offics of Poor director, subject to the deci sion of the I>emo<ttic County Convention. STRAY MARE Came tr*spasing upon my premises some time about the latjql Marcto, LaS'l, one trey niar, about 16 hands high, supposed to be about d or 10 yean old, no other mark,, ?be owuer rs requested to prove property, pay charges and t ike hr away ; otherwise cbe svi 11 bo sqld according to law. April 34—3tg p. L,. yoL'NO. TO CONSUMPTIVES The advmiser Lading been restored to health ID a few weeka, by a very simple remedy, after hav ing autferad several yeara with a severe kag.aflen tion, and thut dread disease, C resumption —is ar.x- j )outo make kt.own ta his fellow-sutfercrs thol mean; of cure. To all wbo desirg it, k e wi u S(?m i a h O , , l( , i prescription uetd (free of charge,) with the ir 3 c.| trons for preparing and rising the same, which they ■will find n MJKE CORK for COHSITVPTIOh 1 MONCUITIS, fce. 'Tie only object' ! ?[ l^T ¥e l , ' r ' ending ,rh Prescription is to ' benefit the afflicted, and api.ad information vhicn i be ronceivea to Ue invaluable, ami h'-'pep cve-y ' anfferar will try hia remedy, as it will cos' thorn nothing, and may profee a blecing. ' KKV. fi)w/.Rp A. Wn.iO.V •' •* M - W *' wnAku, ;H, Kiujs Co., S. i WATCHES, JcWW AND DlAMOfjpS j jm iKwta-.nDOMua kiIP-.; a OCIIJL 802 CHESTNUT ST., PIL.T ■ ■! -... . ' Have always on hand a large Stock, of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. suitaVle Ladles' men's or Baya* wear Some fit (.nr own importation, EXI'RA FIjYE QUALITY | Our assortment o! Jewelry consists of tbn most I far.ho.uble and iich designs ; ua, also, tbo plainer ' and lea expensive. ! Silver Spo.'iu, Futlts, Pie, C'aa:" and Fruit Knivaa; I | also, a large vaiiety of fancy Siiv#t Ware, suitable j I for I'.ridal Presents. I VVe hive, also, on tan J a molt splendid asfoit- j I merit of i DIAMOND JKWELRY j j i ot all k'nds, to which w* invite .? Pfi cid i aiUen- > (lion. Our prices will be found coniii.fc:-ably less ' t than the same articles uie u-ually sold lor. ; All kinds of Watches repaired in tne vary beat | j mn niter, ui.ii warranted tu give satisfaction. WSDDIIVG RINGS | on band and made to order. Call or address LEV,'IS LADO.M L'tS Hi CO., Cheslmif Street, Philadelphia. I I P. ?.—The highest cosh price paid for old CJoli. I and Silver. All orders from lb' 1 country will receive especial i nttenti>n. April 21. 3-*s. DiSS6XLTIO NOF PARTSEKSHIp'. " 1 he partnership heretofore existing between the j undersigned, doing business under the nurtm and 1 Arm of JOHN 1. Kounn *£ Co., was dissolve,! ON the Ist day of April, instant. The books remain with I John i. Noble, .Vis authorized to settle up the j name. JOHN 1. NOBLE, , j JOS. B NOBLE, J j Water Street Factory. April 2-ith, IS'W.-u ; WATER STREET EAC TORY. ' , Tii? business will he contiudsJ by the ,übcri* i her ut the old stand. He has a large slock ot , goods now on hand, and continues to manufictiue Cloths, Casinieres, Satinetts, Coverlets, Blankets, I Flannels, Carpeiirgs, Slocking Yam, Sc. j Having a practical knowledge of the business, ' and competent aijd experienced workmen efeploy- I ed, be trusts he will lie ah'e to give satisfaction I | and merit a share of public pitr.n.<. Goods will ha e*i luiige.t ler Ajiol.on favo able terms, or sold as low'>r-ash ah circumatauees will permit. The subscriber will send his wagon around to all parts of tbe coin u , wjth an assortment of goods for sale or • xchange. He will, tlso, pay ca-h, ot part cash and part trade, for wool. Country Curdpj, Fulling, hie., will be,attended to as heietofore. Apnl 5-ftb, I9ui.-fir JOHN I. NOBI.P. THE KLHPiI.I.Vr LOflSii U.tlX: * A ? —-0 0-- ItKE.7 AGAINST 7HE WORLD, TOR CHEAP SPRING ANU SUMMER GOODS ! A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED ASSORT MENTOR WHICH HE HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND INTENDS SELLING AT . i i :-1 ! • S.l i |i| 'l' DECIDEOLV LOW PRICES 1 5> e AS-. .•£¥ J u>. ffQ Ilisrduare, Queen-w<rre and Groceries ot all de scriptions, oil ot which contain bargains of tbe rarest kind, and will bo soil either for cash or trade. Customers will find it greatly to their advantage to give hiin a call at the.Emporium of Trade, op posite Hufer'a Hotel. N. ft. — No trouble to stow goods. aptft \1 v ILL hereafter bu found at the sign of IILICE HORSE, opposite Holer's Hotel, where ha is prepared to supply his custotntrs with' SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, COLLARS, ETC., ETC. Nt Who'esnle or retail on the shortest ho'ica and on f He I'er.-otir desiring neat and substantial work, in his line at the Vthiapest rates. Will find bis estab lishment the placc'to get it. Giye him a call. THE OLD GUARD: ■■l Hronl/ijV/ Jo4Aiul, DEVOTED TO THE I'D. TV C I I'LF.S. (> K 1770 ANIRtTBT. Vuiliihfti ",f Tiji'loj by C.Cusrvhev Bt;n p. ,V Co., N*<>. Hi) NAW,\ti SIIIHT, Nr.w YORK. PRICE S! a year in advance. Single numbers Id rents. I'drwardeil by Mail or V.xprras I.) all parts of tie Unite I States. Any person sending tip Hulicribrfs will receive an addition il copy lor one year. April 21. lisi'dVTSi Of KLITiI'CJC. Letters testamentary mt the estate of JJli Flock, late of Hopewell townslitp. jlejfoid C l-;a'd, have 1.-N £rluted to the tmderaigned b/ the R'lJlS ter of Wil's for said county. All p-r-nn, indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims p rains t the sarq, are requested to pre|ent tHpni propvrijjr autheiilida ted for s" tli.uicht. to GEO. G. GlßSON,Executor, ap2l- Ct Hopewell, Bedford Co , J'a. BEDFORD HALL ASSOCIATION j The Stockholders of the Bedford Hal! Association I are hereby notified that the annual election for five j trustees of said Association will be held at th" Odd , TVIIowV Hall, in Bedford Borough, on Monday, On 14th day of May, 1663, between tho hours oi' ooe i and three o'clock, P. M., of said day. 1 Notice is, also, given that the tuistcca of said 1 Association have declated a semi-annual dividend ! oj (our per centum upon the Capital Stock, which I the stockholders can receive by calling upon the ! Treasurer, .John R. .Jordan. ; ap'Ji-Zt S. 1.. RUSSELL, Secr'eterv. I SPECIAL NOTICE. On and after JULY Ist, lSG.'i. the privifege ot I converting the present issue of LKOAI. PENDER j NO rts INTO THE NATIONAL SIX PER CENT i LOAN fioiamonly called "FiVe-Twehties") will l.ccajy. | All who wish to in*et ih the Kive-Twcnty Loan I must, therefore, app'y before the l.t of July next. , I JAY COOKK, Subscription Agent, No. 114 S. Third St., Pbii'a. ■ Apr,l it, 1863 Pll. J L. MAKBOURG, rilvsiciAM axd suuokok, Tenders his prefer,siona! services to the dituens of Bedford arid vieirtity. Oltiie, on Juliana S' , oppri.i'e th- Tbmlr. OT'H'sUt caL.i /br..;i l'e frvfh .i h r*aittic or Toh'u O M nmehP . ' , AprjJ34, :iB3-:y j OH TR.ID E! 60 afcref.ol land—lo drmed and under ler.ee with* log Route thereon erected, ftd)oimoi Gevrg- Troutcidn, George .May and others, parity in Jam* Alt?, and partly in Londonileiry Townships, lately owned by Andrew Wolford. ALSO Eighty acres of limestone land, on the ilolftd#y burg pike, 2J mi lea from Bedford—a pait of the Win. Smith lands—about 12 acres well timbered ami ballance under truce and in a bigb atate of cul tivation- ALSO—I 66 acres near Sto lerstown - withpi T mile of Bioad '1 op Railroad—about 100 acres clear ed, with a two story dwelling house—new bank barn, stable, he., thereon erected ; also, two apple Orchards thereon, of choice fruit. The soil :a a rich loam, an : capable of producing every variety | ot crops of ..t bis climate. ALSO—A bouse and lot' ol grourd in Claarvillc. I ALSO—I6O acres best quanty of prailie— tear i the Mississippi liver, c!o-e to the county seat ot i Harrison county, lows. I ALSO—Two 100 acte tracts, *<ijoining Eikharre i city, ill Die riche.-t Valley of tbe weit the Platte Va ley—about 2d milts west of Oioaba city, and close to tbe great national or government road lead ing west in Nebraska Territory. ALSO l6O aisre.', two miles above Ounhs city, on the great bend of the Missouri- Tnis tract is i well tin beted and very dcsiruble. Alt of these | iooiLs ntu Joe iteil after u persons! inspection and earcitil examination of tbe ground, and ;sn be well relied uport 'fdr fntu"# wealth. Maps showing the precise location are in my possession. A LS"--Three dealiable lots in Q.nnh i City, Ne braska Teriitory. ALSO—A lot of ground in the city of DacuUh, 1 Nebraska Territory. 1 The above real estate will be sold at such prices 1 us rn insure safe and profitable investments. Notes m obligations of any kind, that are goof, wftl be taken in exchange—particularly good bank notes. May 1, 1863 0, C. SHANNON, or Hctailm. A list of venders of Foreign and Domestic Merchandise in the county of Bedford, J'or the year 1863, as a/fp raised and tl as sifted by l/ie"appraiser of Mercantile Tax s, Bedford Borough. Class. Dots. Cts. A R Cam Store 13 10(H) A B Cramer it Co " 13 10 00 N Lyons h Sons " I I 7 00 Peter A Reed •' li 7 00 Mies M Fetter!) •• U 7 00 S ,J- W Shuck •' U 7 00 do Pat e V stole II 7 00 ' I Robert Fyatt s'ore I t 7 00 i I J M Shoemaket It 7 00 i Mrs S F. Sigafcos " It 7 on ' I Isaac I.ijiple • 11 7 00 j I John Arnold Hardware U 700 ] } Win Hartley '• 14 7 00 George Blvmife iV Bon "• 14 7 00 pr B F Hurry Drugs 14 7 Od Pi tl C Reamer " U 7 0(1 A L Debbaugh Confectionery 14 700 Jame B Farquhar store tt 7 00 John AlsipSc Son " 14 7 06 Elias M Fisher " U 7 60 i .Iphn G Mutoich Eating bouse In 00 ' lacob'Bollitigbr Confectionery 8 Sob ' Reed fa Schell . Bankers 10 00 Bedford Township. John S Kitchey dnjillery 13 00 Bedford Mineral Springs ten pfh alley 7 50 •< " Billiard table 7 30 William Wolf Confectionery 8 300 Broad Top Township. John Dell liquor It 25 00 Eicheiberger & Lowry store 11 7 00 John Foster Eatiiig,bouse 10 00 dq Ten pin alley 7 50 Cumberland I alley Township. Jacob Anderson store 1 4 7 0O Daniel Andeiaon •• 1 4 7 00 Jesse Diehl distillery 13 oo Henry Werlz •' 15 60 Cohnin Township. since tt 7 00 j Jacob Reeii & Co "It 7 00 |N C Evans Confectionery 8 300 llopt.wtll Township. j Eicheiberger, Low ry & Co 11 7 00 Harrison Township. 1 Valentine B Wertz 14 7 00 | George K Bailey I t 7 ot, Juniata Township. I George Gatdell store 14 7 00 j Lewis N Fyan " It 7 00 | William KeVser " 11 7 00 | ilil'egas A Co ?> 14 7 00- I John Markle • 11 7 00 Liberty Township. Jacob Fockler store | t 7 00 T.ew'ls Putt •• It 7 00 S S Fluck " it 7 00 J Crisman •> It 7 00 ' Londonderry Township. j Jacob Evans >• It V 00 .Manrue Township. ! James R D'NbhP ' '* ' I t 4 ' 7 00 i Daniel Kletehir " It 7 00 i Ata M Williams " It 7 00 j St. Clair Township. I G IV Trout It - ot) |, Simon ilershinan " It 7 00 | V P lieegle •' It 7 00 i Miss Ann C Smith " 14 7 00 I Nathan Wright • ' It , 7 00 | G B Amick •' It 7 00 i George Uinsling •• It .7 00 | haiah Blackburn •' It 7 00 | Horn Ik Brother 1,1 7 00 Srhelhburp Borouph. i John Smith Hardware It 7 Oil ( lohn S Schell store 14 7 00 ; j E Stallvr ht Son It 7 00 j j J1 Cob W Miliar " It 7 oo i | Duncan McVicker 14 7 00 I I Jhn E Colvin " .It 7 bo ! Xopir.r Township: I John Way-lie " '4 7 00 j tieoige VV Blackburn lit , > 7 00 Peter Ilillij-'as DistiHerjr 15 00 i Middle Woodier/y Township. ! Andrew Baker store It 7 00 I George R. Barndoliar " * 14 700 , A L Heckbcefter " ".4 7 00 Henry Zook •' 14 7 00 J W Rieketron " 14 7 00 Fisback he Reed Confectioners 8 500 Soulh WuoJl'.rry Township. David F Dock stole 14 i 7 CO Daniel M Bare •< It 7 00 Samuel (later " 14 7 00 George Kauff'man " J 4 7 00 Robert Ralston •• 1 4 7 00 Hast Providence Township. DAT Black store t i 7 00 John Nycum Ik Son " It " 00 John Lauderbaugh ' 14 7 00 IFcsf Provi ence Township. J M Baritdollsr 4- Son <■ It 700 J B Williams ' 11 1 00 Wm States t Co <• 11 7 00 Thomas Ritchey 14 7 00 Baughman Ik Co " 11 7 00 Southampton Township Hugb Wileon • I t 7 CO George Mimes 11 ,7 00 Snake Spring Township. Wrn Lvsinger PbnfoctiAniry 8 SOA Notice is hereby fiedrPthtft ar. appeal will he held at the Court Mouse, on the ffth day o! May, 1863. i.KVI AG NEW, I M°rranljle Appraiser. .t4r • r\-. PUBLIC SALE j OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. By virtue of an order of the Oiphans' Court of ' BedloriL roomy, the uudeis gaed ad<iMutmtor of ! the estate oftHijbr John Wataoa, will of fer at public sale, on SATURDAY, the 2<t day oj May, next, at the Court flonse. in the borough of Bed j ford, the follow ing real estate, to vir : j No. I. A tract of land situate in Berford township 'in said county, adjoining lands of Espy Ander. I son, Esq., Mr*. Eliza Watson, William Lyon, Esq. and others, containing 120 Acres, 65 Perches, and allowance, surveyed on a Warrant to Humphrey ' Dillon, dated July 12, 1826. No. 2. A small tract of woodland adjoining the above and lands of William Lyen, Esq., containing j 1.1 acies or thereabouts. The above tracta will be divided into lota, a plot of which will be exhibited on day of sale, ! No .'). The undivided one-fourth part of a tract j of foal land situate on Six Mile Run, in llroad Top township, in said county, adjoining lands of B. L. Wigton, the Huntingdon and Broad l op Kailroid h j Coal Company, and others, containing 173 acres ' moie or lesi. This is a valuable tract of coal land, j and immediately available as such, as it is located on the Six Mile Run branch of the Huntingdon and ' Broad Top Railroad. TERMS—one-half of the pmcbise money to be paid in ca-h at confirmation of tbe aale, and the bal ; *ece in one year thereafter with interest. Sale to commence at one o'clock. P. M. ALLX. KINfJ, Adm'r. ol M■'j J. Watson, dee'il. April 10, 188.1. riIOTOCRiPUN. T. it. GETTfrs hfti just rgtdtneif (rom the East, 1 where be has availed himself ot all the recent im- j provements in the Photographic art, anil is now pre- ! pared to furnish Pictures ot' every style and as per-1 feet as can be bad at any of the city establishments. ' His Photographs, especially bis " Card Vt Vwitte," j cannot be excelled, in proof of which he only asks ] his friends and the public generally In call and see ! for themselves. He has brought with him a splendid stock of ROSEWOOD, EBOXY .IXD GILT FRAMES, cf ai! sizes, ranging in prire from •10 tents <o H !?ollarx. Also a variety of frames for card pictures, as low : as VI) Ciijfta each. Also a variety of BKAOtIfUL PHOTOGRAPH j ALBUMS, varying in price trout 75 Cents to 9 Dollars, and holding from 12 to 300 PICTURES. \ These FRAMES and ALBUMS are made of the j finest materials and are the cheapest evet offered ' to the citizens of Bedford county, and being deter ' mined to sell CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST he can assure Ins customers that they need not go elsewhere to find as good an article at the same ; price. His motto is "qaiek sales and small profits." 1 . R. GETTY'S. April II), 1903.' SHERIFF'S SALE. P>y virtue of Sundry writs of Ft. Fa. Fend. Ex ponas and Levari Facias to me directed, theio will he sold at the fiourt Home, in the Borough of Bed- Vord.on Saturday the 2il diy of May, 1893. at: 10 o'clock, A. M. the fol'owing real estate, to wit t Ail the defendants, J. P. Kriohbaunt's interest in ; the following described tract of land, situate in Londonderry township, Bedford, County and State of Pennsylvania,on the waters of big Will's Creek being the land that tbe said J. P. Kriehbauni bought ol Peter Smith, adjoining lands of Joint Wilhelrn, John Miller, Levi Sh.ifer, Shroyer and others. One tract or part of a tract containing 291 acres and 130 pare her And the n hei tract, warranted tn the name of Kdwatd Allen, eont dning 461 acres • rut allowance and taken in execution as the prop, etty of J. Peter Kricbbaum. ALSO.—One Tier of land containing 223 acres | more or less, about 72 acres cleare 1 and under fence j with a story and a half log home, tenant house, I Saw mill, doub'e log barn and other out buildings 1 jhereon erectrd : also, an apple orchard thereon, ad- I loining lands of Michael Stuff!, Caseltun Ake and j Stheis. situate in Uuion township, Bedf°t,d County, ■ tnd taken it, execution as '.ho propei ty of George , onyiler. 1 ALSO. —All the defendant, Joseph C. Urum | kaugh's right tirle and interest in and to one tract of land, containing till acies more or less, about 35 a ! l-ics cleared and under fence, with a small log house ! and log stable thereon erected, adjoining lands of | David Bridrnthal. Jacob Smith and others, situate in Middle Woodbcrry township, Bedford County, I ind taken in execution as the property ot Joseph C. ' Brumbaugh. ! ALSO.—AII the defendant, fjeorge Snyder's in ! tfiest in and to a certain Saw Mill on the premises i if the said George Snyder situate in (Tnion town* ! thip, Bedford Qounty, near the Public road leading I horn Mowry's Mill to Texas, and the lot of ground, curtilage appurtenances necess ry to >•' " Mill land tatieu in execution as the propei jeorge t Snyder. JOHN'J. CESSNA, . ! Sheriffs olfice, I Shcufl. ! April 10, 1863, i f \ .notice! I The following named persons have filed their pi titiona and will make application to the .Court of Quarter Session ot the l'eace, in and for.the county of Bedford, to' be held oh the first Mortfliy (Ith day) of May next for Tavern License : Joseph Fu'ter Buena Vista. ' J. A. Raum Libtrty thrtrnsbip. D. A. T. Black Providence "p., Lewis Anderson Broad Pop Bernard O'Neai I'tiauf. yaville Valentine Wfcr r. Harrison tp., A. W. Mowry Pattonsville Charles Bush Lonuonderry I-Vter Amick St. Clair jshn A. Gump Bloody Run Eliza Hai.ey 0- Valley tp. Martin Feiehlner Harrison Hetiry Keyser Catharine Trucker stonerstowia A. J i'entiell Kutn.buig Da vid btuckey i 1 G, M.Colvin Schellsburg J. M. Robiaon do' Henry Fluke ) Woodberrv Wm. M Pea nun do John C. Black Thomas Kitchcy Mrs. Sarah Filler Bedford bor Michael Eicheiberger Hopewell Isaac Mangel Bedford Ifor Samuel M Sleek St. Clair John Besscrer Liberty Valentine Steckman Bedford bor. John Markte, Dry Ridge Frederick Mock South Woodbr.rry A. G. A'llsn • ; Bedford Springs Joseph Mastinoore Shake Sptiug J.P.Cessna Bloody Run Patrick Drbevv Coaldalo J. A. Snivley Schellsburg hot. John Hater, Bedford Borough Tttos. C. Hclghnrd, Union tp. t April, 10, 1963. FIVE-TWENTV U. £ LOAN. I The subscribers ere subscription gf e nts to dis-| }x*ci ths Five-Twenty years UNITED dTATKS i LOAN. Amounts can be had to suit fbo means of | ililfeient individuals from Fifty Dollars to Thou- j sands. The interest to be payable and lo be ac- ' counted for halt yearly in GOLD. REED 4- SCHELL. i Apnl IQ, 1963—3ts* HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADF.LPIHA, l Pa„ Diseases of the Nervous System, Spermator- ; rhcea or Seminal Wea!<U''se f Impotence, and other | affections the Sexual Organs, Physical Debility , and Ficmnture Decay—i ca and reliable treatment, ! in reports of the Howard Association, sent by mail i in aeaM lette: envelopes, free of charge. Address,! Dr. J. IKILLIN HOUGH TON, HOWARD ASSOCIATIOS, No. 3 boulb Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Marrfi tf, 1887 ly The undersigned kavfng opened J Qlackimith • hop, immediately opposite the residence ui Samuel Vonderiiflith, in Bedford Borough, lofiMtn- the pub lic t|t be i* prepared to dp HORSE SHOEING, STtiO.VG or LIGHT, repairing wagons, or any thing urual-'y done in his i line. The patronage of Me public is respectfully solicited. A, J WSII6.SU. April 17, LfiT OF PETIT JURORS, Dioicn for May ttrm (Ith day) 18G3 P. Winpgardner, A. J. Crxsman, John MooJt. Jacob Conrad, Valentine Etnmctt, Goo. Koadx. George Fotts, Utilizer Fletcher, Jacob Carpen ter, I*. H. DavLs, Martin Hoover, Samuel Sha fer, Afa William.' l , William Hancock, Wcatlcy Perdetv, Jacob H. Wright, F. D. Beetle, Dan iel Cring, Philip Hanlutan, Charles S. Crlsman, William Cessna, jr., John Miller, Enoch Cntes, Goorge Brown, John Imler. Joseph Mullin, ' Samtn'l Shafttr, Goo. Hortz, Tho. Price, Ben-1 jamin WigfieW, Singleton Sitter. Simon Nycutp, ! John C. P'iffart, Goo. Fin ok, Samuel NDode- ; mux, Daniel Stufcr Samuel Shuck, Thomas Ritchey CM. CJ. SowgK, W. n. B,tanas, F. C.PoTis. SOWER, BARNES k CO., LUNTTJHCRS AND DEALERS IN Miscellaneous, School and Bl ink Books ANT RTATIO N E R ¥ , No 37, North Third Strict, below Airb, PHILADELPHIA. RUBUSIIERA OF RSl.rox's OUTLINE MAM A* KSVS. The largest and best Outline Maps ever publiabid. SANDER'S NEW REAUDKS, GRKEULEAE'S AND RKOOKS' AKITUMCTIC!, Blank Books, Writing. Wrapping, C'urtai* and Wa Papers. March G, 1963. BUNDS &SHM>EST B. J ♦VILLIA.MS, No. 10 .North Sixth St., Philadelphia, Manufacturer of VENETIAN BLINDS and WINDOW SIUDES. !E?*The largest and fines! assortment in the Cit v, at lowest prices. Blinds Painted snd Trimmed equal to new. Store Shanes made and let'ered. Apr. 17, 1863—2 m. GILLEmi scottT AUCTIONEERS *** iCommiasiott fllmljanifl, Jayne'a Marble Building, 619 Chtslnut St., A' 616 Jayne St. PHILADELPHIA. i JNO. F. Gili-ETTE. B. SCOTT, Jn i Apr 17, 180.1 —ly. G\ I). M'CLEES SI COT," Wholesale. Dealers in BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, AMD INDIA RUBBER SHOES, NO. 133 NORTH THIRD STREET, OrroSlTE ChlEBkY St., PHILADELPHIA. , Apr. 17 1 P'll, -ly. " I m. T aylox , vr. a, HBni'irtct.. , JU i , j, , Taylor Hemphill, I * >"f ■■ f. ' WHOLtSSLC OSALKRS IN I | MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Sf.OARS, J 230 Market Street, South aide, between 2d and 3d, , March G, 18G3—ly PHILADELPHIA. j ifuiN, pirn & co. 1 liAltilWAKli I JOBBERS AND IMPORTING MERCHANTS, No. 337 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA, Dealer! in Butcher's Edge Tools anil Files, 1 Together with a general block a£ English and AniiWn'n llardware. j March 6, 1863 —ly C. C. LOWER. H. W. PrtNK. j IJAVKR RANK, WHOLESALE ! TOBACCO, SNUFF i SKGIRS 1 \v ak t; UUIME, j ilfo. 110 Korih Thin} Strict, Hktwekn Cuannv ash Rack, Wkjx Situ, PHILADELPHIA. , Country custom respectfully solicited- Our stock is largo and will always be ns low in price is any in the market. March 6, 1963 ly VAN C.IMI' BI'SH. WM. wrSLair KURTZ , ■ BUS IT vv KURTZ, (Formerly Bcsifr, JJAWt tx & Co.) IMPOfMEUS AND JOBBERS IN t ' ' i ■■ a Jant u D r |i (S 0 0 i) 0, No. 137 North TJurd Street, PHILADELPHIA. Cloths, Cassi rurtve and Vesting!, Silks and i Dress Goods, Linens and White Goods, Laces I and Embroideries, Shawls, Bibbons und Trixn ! in trigs, Hosiery, Gloves and Notions. Atse— Blenched Shirtings, Gotored Cambrics Flnnnls, Joans, Ginghams, &c March R, 18(i3.--ly J H ZIMMERMAN, with E. A. HENDRY, , Sucosjror to !IMr.fv ahd lUn'ir, .VWljadttrer u/l't 1 DtnUr in ROOTS &sHO KS , N. .13 North Third Street., FTMEADF.LPJHA. . , iMarca 6, lHflJ—Gut 1 *r GMATUENEOV CUTS AND WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE, *NtIICUMATTC "h6REtt- VOUS DISORDERS. I For all of which it is a speedy and certain remedy, I and never /ails. Tllis Liniment je prepared from | the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, the famous bone setter, and has been asod m ki practice lor more than tweuty years with the moat lutohishing kuccm*. i AS AN ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN, it is ohViWI. j e-1 by any preparation before the public, of which the most akeptical nuy be convinced bt * "intlb I trial. ' ■ Thi Liniment wtU care rapidly and radically. Rheumatic Disorders of every kind, and in thou sands of cases where it has been used it baa n<t r been known to fail. FOR NEURALGIA, i? wi 1 afiotd immediate re. ii< fc4B every ease, bowevar distrusting. It will relieve tile worst eases of HEADACHE in three minutes end is warranted to do it. TOOTH A(JWd al• will, it curie install 11 v. FOR NERVOUS DKBILI I V AND GENERAL LASSITUDE arising from imprudenee or excess, this Liniment is a mo<t happy and unfailing remedy. Acting directly upon the nervous tissues it strength ens and revivifisnjthf system, andMare*rtgo elat ticitgertd digor. FOU PILES—As an external remdy, we claim that it is the best known, and we challenge the world to.pioJure an equal. Every victim of this dUlrene inc complaint should give it a trial, for it will not fail to afford immediate relief, and in a majority pf cures will effect a radical ruffe. QUINSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes extremely malignant arid dapgerou*. but t tiaely application of this Liniment will never fail tocugf. SI'KAINS aie sometimes very obstinate, and en largement ol the joints is 1 iable to occijf U neglect ed. The worst case may tie conquered by.thii Lin iment in two or three days. BR0J3B&, CUTS, IVOUN&S, SANES, ut- CI.RS, BURNS AXF> SCALDS, yield readily to the wonderful healing propeitiesot Da. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT, when used ttc'nHfflfe to directions. Also, CHILBLAINS, FROSTED Fb.LT, AND INSECT BITES AND X TINOS- Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connroticot the Great Natural Boi.e Setter. Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Conaccttottt, is known ali over the United States. Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, •Is the author of "Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment ' Da. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT j Cures Rheumatism and tuver fails. I DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE UNIMLNT ! Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia. ! Da. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT • Cures Burns an* Sea Ida immediately. Da."BWEKt'* ; lNFM.tf Hfe/E LINIMENT | Is the beat known remedy for Sprains and Biuiaea ; Dn. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT j Cures Headache immediately and was never known to fail. , On. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT Affords immediate relief lor-Pilee, and seldom fails 1 IO cure. DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT j Cures Toothache in onet minute. j DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT | Cures Cuts ami Wounon immediately and Icav nose ; ecar. i DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT Is the best remedy for Sores in the known world. DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT | Has been used by more than a million people, and all praise it. /A'.'vß I DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT , Taken internally curea Colic, Cholera Morbus •<! ! Cho. j Dr.SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT i Is truly a "friend in need," and every family should j have it at band. | DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT Is lor sale by all Druggists. I'riee 35 and 50 cents. | A FRIEND IN NEED- ffiW Iff. ! DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT, as an | external remedy, is without a rival, and willalleri i atn pain more speedily than any other prepaggtion. : For all' Rheumatic and Nervous disorders it is truly ' infallible, and as a curative fof Sorns, Wounds, 1 Sprains, Bruises, Ac., its soothing, healing and pow- I frm! strengthening proptiurs, excite the just won ■ der and astonishment of all who have ever given it n trial. Qvet one-thousand certificates of remark . able curea, performed by it within the last two year ' attest the fact ! .wr i . M l ?. To Horse Owners! , DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR , HORSES is unrivaled by any, and in all rues of j lameaeas, arising trom Sprains, Bruins or Wreiteh ing, its effect is magical ond certain, Harness oc ! Saddle Galls, Scratches, Mange, Ac., it will also cure Speedily- 'Spavin urn! Rrngbone may be easily prevented and cured in their incipient stages, but | confirmed cases are beyond the possibility of a tad j teal cure. No case of the kind, however, is so des ' perate or hopeiaas-bat r m iy be alleviated by tbis | Liniment, and lis faithful application will always j remove the Lameness, and enable the horse to trav- J el with eomparatiVn ease. Every Horso Owner i should have this remedy at band, fof its timely *e ; at toe first appearance of Lameness will effectually ' pierent those formidable diseases, to which ail hor- I set are liable, and which render to many otherwise | valuable horses nearly worthies , I DR. SWEET'S :<*m Infallible Liniment. i ' rrtl" rt'TTTv IS THF. ! SOLDIER'S |<SIMi). j And '■ consents have fouad it trq jr ! . A Friend in I%'eed, CAUTION. To nvoii imposition, ob era e >b Signature sad Likeness qf Dr. Stephen Sweet on every label, and ' also "Stephen Sweet's Infallible I.inwwmt" Wqpac in the gits. ot eneh bottle, without which nuie are genuine. RIC'IIARDSON A CO * Sole Proprietor*, Norwich. Ct. MORGAN A A L LF.V, CVirtiAl A#w.lAN ♦ijC'itf Sfeat, New Tov*. ay-Sold by all deoleva eaer*where, „ u g, * December t. IMA*- 4 "* -fit ,4 i 4 • * /A
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