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yMIN'Ism VTORS NOTICE.
rfeisigceb residing in Juniata Towashi
.(Countyj having received Letters of Admi
Jn upon the estate of Frederick HiUigas, ia
Township. iSec'd. , hereby notifie* a Iperso
odebted to too estate to eorne ltirwurd and ma
payment. And ai! persons having claims asair
he estate are requested ro present the. same pre
•riy autncutictteti for Sttlpro^nt.
MICHAEL HILLLGAS,
FKEDERiCE H! LLIGA3,
March 25, 1864. Administrator
_______________________ • 3
BEAUTIFUL SUN UMBRff* !
Just opened at .
May 2W, IS6#.
by notified that
B have fiiec tbeir
***■VEhce of Bedford cooety.
All p*rsona preee-ten to the Orpf: in*'
tae following county, on Tuesday, tfee 3d
accounts in t*" at the Court House, tn Bedford,
and that f&r, :
C° account of tohn B. Fluke,
mir.istrator of the at* of Jaeol Fluke,
of Hopewell townsbtp, dee'd,
Tne account ct Joseph Barnhart, administrator
of the estate of Naomi Smith, late of Southampton
township, deceased.
Tii tinai account of O. C. Snannon. administ-a
tor with the will annexed, of Samuel Caru, late of
Bedford borough, deceased.
The account of Nicholas Koons and Geo. Srooaae,
jr., administrators of the estate of John Wesley
Hartzel!, late of Snake Spr.ng township, dee'd.
The account of Frederick G. Price, administra
tor of the estate of Wm. H. Strong, late of Cois
rain township, deceased.
Tne account c John Cessna, Esq., administrator
of the estate of Wm. Keefie, iete of Badford town
snip, deceased.
Tne account of Wm. P. Smith, administrator of
Jacob Fisfael, late of Hopewell township, deceased.
The account ol Wm. P. Diehl, executor of tee
last will end testament of Jacob Stoudenour, late
of vloleram township, deceased.
The account of Henry p. Diehl, executor of toe
.ant will and testament of Solomon Dieh!, Sate of
Cole rain township, d*cebs-d.
The partial account of H. Nieodemns. Esq., ad
ministrator of the estate of Samuel H. Tate, late
o r Bedford borough, deceased.
*1 fie account of Samuel Reighart, guaidian of
Samuel Koons and Maty Ann Koowr.. children of
fle'ry Kooi.s, deceased.
The account of James Carnell, executor of the
last will and testament of Daniel Wesmer, late of
Monroe tow nship, deceased.
The final account of Thomas Fisher, administra
tor of the estate of Catharine Siiger, late of Cum
berland Valley township deceased.
Tne account of Joni: Cessna, Esq., adminis'ra
tor of the esta'e of C.ar.sse Troutmar., 'late Ben
nett) of Southampton township, deceased.
Tne final account of Joni, Cessna. F.n., guardian
of Robert A. Gibson. James M. Gibson, Mary Eliza
Gibson, Josepn C. Gibson, Sarah Eilen Gihsnu and
Marguiet b. Gibion.
The administration account of Samuel Walter and
William W. Phillips, exerutois of the last will, Ac.,
of Jacoo Walter, deceased.
The account'of Samuel S. Fluck, administrator
of the estate of Hannan Fluck, late of Hopewell
icwnship, deceased.
The account u! O. E. Shannon, guardian of jack
son and Sarah Milis, minor chiiuien of John Mills,
tale of Monroe township, deceased.
, Tbe account of Jouc V.'aycie, guardian of Sarah
Mii.er. ,
I ne account of F. D. Beegie, executor of the last
will and testament of Junana Beegle, of Colerain
township, deceased.
H The gnat account ui Benjamin House!, acting ex
ecutor of tbe last will of Frederick Rock, late of
Napier (now Juniata) township, deceased
The account of J. W. Cusmac, executor of the
lest wiy, 4-c., of Margaret Crisrnan, late of St.
Clair town&hip, deceased.
0. E. SHANNON, Register.
Register'* offi'e, Bedlosri, April 6, 1664.
J a vein Liceues.
The following persons have taken out petitions j
for the purpose .f presenting then: to the Court at ;
.May Sessions, 166-L for license to keep tavern : j
David Stucky. Rainsburg. Colerain township.
Christian Eversole, St. Ciairsville, St. Clair tp. i
Bernard O'Neal, Cheneysviile, Southampton tp.
Joseph Foiler, Lueua Vista, Juniata township.
Samue M. Sieek, Pieasantv.i.e, St. Clair township, j
Valentine Steckman, Bedford borough.
Thouiaj McE&utiff, Buena \ istu, Juniata township.
John B. Black, Bloody Run loiough.
Dante! F. S oi.e, Rainstourg, Coieram township
Charles A. McJLlllip, Nor'h Point, Broad Top ip.
Joseph B. Stoier. bloody Run tiorougr:.
J. \ ai. Besseier, Stoners own. Liuer'y township
Peter Amick, St. Cia rsv ille, St. Ciair township.
Jonathan Feigntner, Palo Alto, Londonderry tp.
D. A. T. Biack, Rayshili, East Providence tp.
James A- Hauy, Centreville, Cumbeiland Valley,
iaaac Merge!, Bedford borough.
Wm. W. Laney, Ha:n-on township.
Benjamin Elliott, Stoi.erstovrn, Libe.ty township. '
Catharine Eichelberger, Hopewell, Broad Top tp.
B>ebi 6c Dihert, Bedford Bor mgh.
John Drhew, Broad Top township.
Joshua Shoemaker, Bedlord Borough.
Joseph .Mortiinore Snake Spring township.
Henry F tick, Woodberry Middle.
William M. Pearson, Wcodbetry .Middls.
Harry D.'alhngei, Hopewell township.
J bomas C. Reighart, Cnion township.
George Stockey, Napier township.
Aaron W. Reed, South Woodberry township.
Jacob Kasitr, feaxton. Liberty township.
Gacrge W. Figaic, Fairplay, Broad Top township.
A. i. Sntvtly, Scheiithurg hoaoogh.
0. E. SHANNON, Clerk.
April 6, 18f.4.
liikt of taiisfi
I'ut down for triul ut .May Term, ISC4, Ijf
.Monday, 2d day.
! Hetty Milier va Samue] Smith
2 Joseph Barley vs Jackson Stuckey
3 J). C. McCormick " Anthony Bowser
4 S.riion Waiter *' Joseph Helsell
3 Daniel Waiter •• Ahr'tn. Stlls eommitte*
6 Josepn Gondun " F. Hildebrand
? John Winter Gideon Williams
f Beimet 4- Mors " Daniel AJiller
V John Johnson '* John Bowsare
iC Wm. Fanner 44 Wm. Overaker
.1 Junes M. Pi.'yr.olds " Adam Cam
JV Thomas ■£■ Katicg " Bedford Rait Road
0. E. SHANNON, Protb v.
A pti 6, 1664.
Pel it ion for Divorce.
?han Temple, i>y ber f In the Court of Common
usx! friend, Joshua | Pieae of Bedford county, No.
Diehl, >92. May Term, 1664, alias
* ! subpaua on iibsl for di-
James Trmp'.a. J voree.
Wbersar, Sussr Temp e did prefer her petition to
•-be Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Bedford
rounty, praying for tbe causes therein set forth tbat j
sue should be divorced from the bond* of tnatrimo-i
uy entered into with James Temple. We therefore
command you as we have heretofore commanded
yOBt jwedecessor, lhat you, the said James Temp'e,
setting aside all c*!>er business at d exenset whatso
ever, to be "srrd appeer in your proper person before
our Judges ut Bedford, on tbe Ist Monday, (2d dav)
of May next, to answer tbe petition or jibe; of tae
(-aid Susan Temple. Ar.d show cause wnytne ai d
**u#ar. Temple, your wife, saoulc not be divorced
from tbe bonds of matrimony, Ac., agreeably to tbe
set of Assembly in aueb case made and piovided,
and hereof fail not. Witness the Hon. James Nil!,'
Esq., President of our said Court at Becford, tbe
Stlst day of March, A. D. 1654.
O. £. SHANNON, Protb'y.
Bedford, April i, 1684.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa., Disease* of the Nervous System, Spermator- ;
rhms or Seminal Weakness, Irr.potenee, and other j
affections of tbe Sexual Organs, Physical Debility |
nd Premature Decay—re w and reliable treatment,
in reports of *he Howard Association, sent by mail
in sealed lettei envelopes, free of charge. Address,
Pi. J. SKJLUN HOFGH FOR. Howabd A.ssociaTi am,
No. 2 South Ninth Strest, Philadelphia. Ps.
Match 6. 1663—1y j
j _ -^r-
FO H '
£4D E !
on r T ,-??T township, owned by John H
ike M.JT miies from bed lord, containmg
nst i .. i 80 acres cleared, with log house,
op- t and* other out-building* thereon erected :
apple orchard thereon.
inLSO—A tract of land in Harmon's Bottom, Ju- j
b nista 'ownship, with log house, barn, 4tc., thereon
erected, containing "30 acres and allowance. Part
pi ttiii tract i.- cleared and under fence and in a good
state of cultivation—near to b school house, mill, ;
fcic., adjoining'lands of Scott, Low. Hughes and otb
' er&. and lately purchased from William Hurley.
I ALSO—A tract of land in Uniou township, con
i taining 225 acres, 72 acres cleared, with ajiarm
house, tenant bouse, double log barn and new Saw
MiH thereon erected. Also, an appie orchard Theie.
or—known as the *fenyder" or '-Kooca" pioperty
-60 acres ol .and—lo cleared and under fence
with a log thereon erected, adjoining George
Ti out man, George May and others, partly in Juni
' atta and partly in Londonderry Townships, iateiy ,
owned by Andrew Welford.
ALSO—IGC acres near Sto icrstown. within 4
miie of Broad Top Railroad—about 100 acres clear
ed, with a two story dwelling house—new bank
barn, stabie. kc., thereon erected ; also, two apple
orchards thereon, of choice fruit. The soil is a
rich loam. ar. i capable of producing every variety
j ot crops of this citmate.
ALSO—I6O acres best quality of prairie—near
' the Missouri river, close to the county seat o!
Harrison county, lowa,
i ALSO—Two 160 acr tracts, adjoining Eikhorr.e
| city, in the richest valley ol the west - the Platte
Valley—about 20 miles west of Omaha city, and
| close to the great national or government roac lead
ing west in Nebraska Territory,
i ALSO—I6O acres, two tmle above Omaha city,
|on the great bend of the Missouri. This tract is
well tionbeied and very desirable. A!! of these
• lands were located after a personal inspection and
j careful examination of the ground, and can be weli
relied upon for future wealth. Maps showing the
precise jocaiion are in my possession.
4 ALSO—Three desnabie lots in Omaha City, sie
j braska Territory.
ALSO—A lot of ground in the city of Darotah,
j Nebraska Territory.
The tibove real estate will be soid c.t such prices
, * to insure safe and profitable investments.
Notes •: obligations of any kind, that are goc- i.
j w:'d be tuken in exchange—particularly good bark
l sotes.
ALSO.—The real estate of JohnC. Riffle, Sitoat
in Harmon's Bottom, Bedford county, containing
j 223 acres. 150 of which are cleared—lying or. t!
waters of the Kaystown Branch of the Juniata-
The improvements are a go, d larm house, ia r ge
hank barn a ;d a number out buildings , also a iarge
g-ist mill in good running order w it> 2 run of Ftencb
burrs and 2 mountain choppers ; also a two storied
' stone bouse (millers house.) This is a very desir
able property—the land is ir, a high Mate of culti
va'.oi aim adopted to the raising of wheat.
Tne above real estate will be soid at such prices
as to insure sale and profitable investments.
Notes o: thi.gallons of any that are goon
wiL be taken in exchange—particularly good bank
notes.
Maj 6,1363. O. E. SHANNON.
And Mill They Come.
j MORE NEW GOODS.NJust received at
SpL J. M. SHOEMAKER'S.
FLOOR OIL CLOTES,
Twenty p.eces—ali widths, lor sale at
Act 20. CRAMER S. CD'S.
Bedford Rail Road!!
FALL fi: WINTER ARRANGEMENT
——
FARQL'HAR'S TRAIN HAS ARRIVED
with a serv large and well selected stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DR Y G 0 01) S
TO S £77* THE SEASOA*.
LABIDS. come and examine our stock of
DRESS GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES-
Some beautiful Baimor'.ls, Woollen Hoods and Head
Dresses. Latest style ol SHAWLS, good Croat.
| Ciutb, VERY CHEAP.
OVER 500 PIIJRS OF
BOOTS A: SHOES.
;
Consisting of Ladies' and Misses, Mens' and Bovs'
i Sties and Boots of every style and vanety, anc as
low ir. pnee as can be had in town.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Mea's Wear
, CLOTHS, CASSLWERES, SATIXETTS,
JEAJCS. AA'D
READY MADE CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS
No better place to buy ar. OVER COAT.
HATS AND CAPS in abundance.
Coffee, Sug.r, Teas, Symps, Molasses, Tobacco,
Cigars, and a great variety of notions.
'J3T Remember "Cheap Corner lor Cheap Goods.''
EXAMINE OUR STOCK FIRST
J B. FARQUHAR,
dear Corner, Juliana S:., Ilrdford.
December 11, 1663.
COOK'S SUGAR EVAPORATOR.
Over 4.000 in n&e.
Will manufacture Sugar m 30 minutes, equal to
; the best New Orleans, Evaporates, deficates and
finishes at one operation, is simple and easily man
aged. The only Sugar matter in use five years with
, out a rival. We will guarantee the Cane more
profitable than any other crop. For particulars ic
■ quire of J. H.'Schell, Sehellsborg. where pure seed
can be bad, or of Geo. Blymyer B^df or£ < p a .
Pamphlets furnished free e t either of the above
: places.
Samples of the Syrup and Sugar may be seer at
i th.s office.
BLYMYER, BATE? 4-DAY,
Feb. 26, 1861—2 m. Mansfield, Ohio.
BICUVRD LEO.
MANUFACTURER OF
CABINET-WARE, CHAIRS AC.,
BEDFORD, PA.
Tie undersigred being engaged in the Cabinet
ma sing business, witl make to order and keep on
hand every thing in his line of manufactu-e.
BE REAL'S, DRESSLYG STAADS, PAR
LOR AA'D EXTEASIOA' TABLES,
CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, WASH
STAA'DS. SrC., SrC.
will be lomisbed at all prices and to suit every
taste, COFrINS will also be made to order.
HF"Proinpt attention pakl to all orders for work.
cr-sfeor cd West Pitt Street, nearly opposite the
residence .f George Shuck.
. , RICHARD LEO.
i JMlj 10, 156#,—tl
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE.
THE G2.EAT AXXELOAE EEHEET
J) ADWAY3 READY RELIEF.
THE GREAT EXTERNAL AND IN
TERNAL IiEiIEDX.
BUI'S THE MOST EaITHJG htOWQ PAIS
IS a FEW KJNTTIS,
AND
RAPIDLY CTRfi* THE PATTOfT. '
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Proves I(E superiority tr> SLL <H'Jer UedtcSMß at OLC*.
■ ■„ ITS >msr LVLK ATJO.V
1# to relieve the sufferer of P UN, no matter from
vixi carnai it may or.j'iu.it- woore it tea) be
J: !c toe Head, Face, or Throat ;
If lu tin Back. Spino, or Shoulder ;
. If as the Arms. Breast, or Side ; •;
If in tho Join Li. Limbs or Slu-sciee •
If in the Nerves .Teeth . or lia ;
IV in any oluer pari of the body. its spp'.icalixj to tha
pari or purw w,.ert- the jua. ux:st= w:i : uSurd ,mmL
nit relief
IR SEIZED WRM T-AIK
L the Stomach, Bowels, or Kidneys ;
is the Bladder, Spleen, or Liver ; S
In the Teeth, Ears, or Tnraet;
In the Bran, or Ke-veus System ;
One teaspoon!. of BAI'WAVfI READY ':rr TT
to e wuieg„j. of vaier wilt. li e few intuit tea, ra
ctore the patient ti ease and comfort.
If Laac. Cripple.:, or lied-riidac ;
IfPaieiei. Scji ieh. or hunscd ,
If Brutse-i. Wounded. or Cat:
IfStrsine". Injured, or Disabled ;
If Son Strove, or seized wtits FHa ■
If Waak in the Sputa or Back ;
AADVAYS READY RELIEF
rtouid be apji.' • to lie; pa-t or ptrt; afflicted. It to
etantiy relieves the patient from pain, and quickiy
beats. ■ootbi.at.d atrngtiien* tot-'ifdWed irts. la
a. ue.f of Biles of K. loss, Ee r, ;ii>. Shags "f IY-.
imtin'is Insects, toe apio -M or . : RAIHflY's KAIHf
RET.tET to lite wean.. w:li jmcveiii laOtsamaXitm and
otortifieuion
FEYER ASD AGUE.
r*""n e*p-d t the Maiaru of Ague, or if sentad
wnt Quite and I ever, et! fmd a p live Aatin .te and
Cure .b had ways Ready Jieasf. iait two teCKpomHifal
ef the Beady Beßef, in a wine Lasr o* wafer, -.cc
or, petting ent of bed in the morning, anc bowwar gm
pate* to r. nutria you wlil escape.
when sfTzrD wrm
CHOLEIik or Iharrhaia, ■ Riot f m
Dyseniery, Oram! " tnd Nations;
Btlioia, Che.: :, or Cast.'-
dearie*., Typi. "J or niftCT Fevara ;
Ir.fijeraa;, o ~-i. . nr toaia ;
iafUmnialKai o< iU" S>-meh if Bowels
RAD WAYS READY RELIEF
SHOULD BE TAKES DCRKSKAIXY.
One door wih run. the iiam . ll* ixniliooed nee WE., is
a fc* hours, cure she pi Lent.
HOW IT CtßSfl.
The secondary Indication of RADWAYT 5 READY RS.
LILT te to core the patient of the disease or mviady that
occasion* hit pais . tbi- it aooorapUtbe* rap'diy and
radically. St ti eyft is the p*:.cn* tracaf/rtnod from
pain, miserv, weaknew, and decrepttaue, to the dehghL
fui enjrirmecl of health and siiangtl . that patentr fra
(jnetidv ascribe its taiismac r. twer to she anpernato
rai toCuence of eociiaatmect
RHECHATBM, I.RIFBAHO, (.ORT, SECT. UR.U.
TOOTH ACHE. CROI"*. ]N?T.UENX, SOKE TH AT
QCINZr, I'IPTHEBIA. il-.A rT*N KB, BRONCHI
TI?. FTIF; JOINT' EN ABUE!• TESIION- I EiD
ACHE, (Sich or Kervmia.) A-STHiIA. or LABI.
BHESntitNG.
It ts truly marvoiieus how qtiich RADWAV'f READT
FJCiJEF curou the sufera-s of then* maiadies TL*
pmir. cnpp.-ed. nr.. pai..- tnckoß iiueinaatic iiaa nos
K wan day before a change lai: •- piacc, but hi a few
BiiuuMS narivat ease and tointcrt.
CUBOVIC RHEUttATESI CTBEDi
T vrvii Iy Tears of M.erpicit
*ir. Sydney llyeia, Evq.. if fiat-ana. Cub.;. the one
respondeat t liie London T.m- si.nered v t.i Aetna
aad Chnmlc Khetimaiisni for twcuty &re yEtrr.. and fur
• waoty years be HadDoteejrr ':■! on; whole T; r! 1V calm
reet He npphe.l EADTAVj liEADY REXJEF—if rm
Bed Ateiy gave inm ea.re and secured him tt- Brat calm
and undisturbed sieep during the twuv.y years Ti*
aoutttiued use of tho lILAIJY HELIEF cured 'bun,
PREVENTION BKITTR TH/.S fTRE.
THERE 15 tK> OCCASION F')i. SICKNESS.
When TOO first fee! pm: then take a tvisptmsfia
ef the READY RIXI'F.iL water .or apply is los
parta where you fee: the
ALL TF AUG 1 ANT IEHSASIS
firstglvf wrjuing uf t',iir and If tne! reut
iy before thry l>rc>r.iL- saeureiy uuiencoed srfUan ths
systett wiii oe reutiiiy evp-i ed
FicN- of" b sxm
HeaAache faro* in the Ltmliii—m the Stomach, B -w
--eis. and Kidneys—Qnd Cli.ii, and Ho! Husher ' ua
ed Tongue, burning Sr.m, Kausro. Shivering, XmUneaa.
Lose oi Appetite, itestieesnee* CiddinaM. tc., Be., .trw
premonitory symptoms of Malignant Diseases. Oa
dose of tij. KfcAliV IU3JSF is sufficient to breae up
and expai dawsam: ochon, and rtaturo two :Uunt w
braiU.
tOUIIESS,
KYOTT' HOttller shonld carry with bini & fftspfrir at
MmAmmy* l&aAj iUiwf. It Pjpp]* tl psacv of iJi
iLer rueiliciiicv m- u lwera#e. a leaflpoonfu! of
tbe heifrif. to k w of wttr. in a i.:ccr, pi
or stimulant thai: UraaUy, %ut# y , or biitcfi
ercEKias ror.vEKTiD rs tub halve RBGT
Eqcutt Mauf t, SSerp'tC. T. IjjtC, writer
Bed way's Ituiuly l.ube! saved toe reg.uiettt from uealh
while quart ere.: at T; bee J'a?id. " C'.when workmg
ti (be Kw.impi. "r.ict.Bg fonilkaliam. Every mail
seiae'i with Typ.ei.i! end i.i:.-r fevers, Fever and
Agolharr)n. liy KbeuuntkHn wait 'lirod
by the use of be iwseij Lebcf.
c .vrnoN.
In all easw auk for Ihuiw-ty's Heaflv ttebef. Tube
IHI other See u, at the Mguuture of iiadwsr A Co.
m "r. *.:.*■ nutside if t *ii h 'ltlr Every Kgeni is
supplied with a new and fresh stock. Price 24 rents
per bottle, tkud t>y ItQiis, Merchants and count,)
■arokaapMa,
KADWAY A on t
Fi Muiuta. Lata., New York.
Sold bv Dnisrcists.
Oct. '.'ill 163 Iv
Important Notice.
Sioreke'-pers and al! other (tenons are hereby tpe- !
cia'ly "A'arnetl arid cautioned mmrts; selDng cootis or
rvy credit, or in any nay trusting on any ttccwi t j
my wife or other members oi n.y family, its 1 will i
not pay ar.y (iebis whirh they may eontrart, having ;
supoiied them abundantly with the means of living. !
AptM I,lß—. __ CHARLKS SMITH. I
PUBLIC BALE
OF VJJLUJRLE ESTATE. •
In purauanre of an older of the Orphans' Court of
Bedford comity, ] wii expose to public sale, or. the '
premies, in the borough of Bedford, on
S .turdny, Ihe 3'J/ k day of April, inuf
the loTiowtng real estate, late the property of Dr. '
William \Na';on, deceased, vig :
\ Lot of f*round.
uluate ;b 'be borough of Bediord, on the corner of ;
Pitt and Richard fc'iee.g, being 80 fee! in front, on
Pitt etrve'. end 2fo on Richard street, composed of I
one wnole ,ot and one third o! a lot.
This property is *gteerue(j one of the best busi- |
ness iocations in the borough, and will be sold alto- i
getber or divided into smaller lots to suit purchasersj i
subject to the lease of the tenants ii, possession.
ALSO—At the same time and place, about 1200
arreß of valuable timber and farm lands, in lots of j
between one and two hundred acres, situate in Sho
vel n \E .ey, and on Ibe west side of Dur.n eg's
Mountain, cbout three miles south of Bedford.
ALSO—A valuable tract of land, known as the
1 Farmer survey," adjoining isnds belonging lo the
Bedford Springs property, containing 140 acres IT* ore
or less, of which a large portion is meadow ground
and part thereof cleared and under fence.
Plots oi the above lands can be seen al rny office
lor ten days before day of sale.
TERMS— One-tbird of purchase money to remain
in hands of purchaser dunng lifetime of widow anc !
inteieet to be paid her annually—or--ih;rd of the
residue to lie paid on the conhrmation of sale, and
balance ic two equal annua! payments vritbout in-
A. KING, Trustee.
April l : 18<i4_4 t ,
NEW GOODS
AT THE
K> Bargain |f#r#,
G. K. A W. OSTES,
Successors to A. B. CARK, have just received e
beautiful sioct of
STAPLE AM) FANCY PRY GOODS.
New styles Leather Prints, much admired.
Beautiful Madder Prints, new Spring styles.
Neat Striped and Fancy Shirting Prints.
Beautiful Delaines—Fancy and Sohtl CUIOTB
iWobair D ess Goods.
Neat Plaids and in all desirable solid colors.
Poplins, Cashmere Merino ar.d Shepherd'* Plaids,
1 French Ginghams, Cheap and Handsome.
BcautifuLLancaster GINGHAMS, new s'yles.
j Balmoral ?§ Skeleton SKIRTS, at prices to suit.
j Ladies Head-dresses and Nets, very liand nmr.
White Ba'lardvale Flannels, to please the Ladies.
fed, Grey, Striped and Plaid Shitting Flannels.
Canton Flannels, bleached and unbleached,
to keep warm.
| GOOD GOODS AT SMALL PROFITS
BLEACHED MUSLINS.
! Williamsvilie, Watertwist, Enterprioe and otner
leading makes.
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS,
Atlantic, CE'la, Pepperell, Pocassitr arid other?.
' Apron Checks, Table Diaper, Bed Tickings, Cot
tonades, Denims and Shirting Stripes.
CLOTUS AND T-ANCY CASSIMERES,
at small profits.
SATINETTS AND KENTUCKY JEANS,
all colors and very cheap.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, at old prices,
hats and Caps, every styl" and co or, at low prices.
Boots and Shoes, 'or men anil boys, very chap.
Ladies, Misses and Children*' Balmoral
BOOTS AND SHOES,
: good and cheap, call and se them, they will speuk
IOT tbenr elves.
CHOICE KJO AND LAG V AYR A COFFEE, '
Prepared Malt and Essence of Coffee.
Extra Imperii!, Young Hyson and Souchong TEV
SUGAR —A choice assortment.
F.xtra Lovering* and n'ner STREP.
Prime N- Orleans and otner Baking >loiis*es.
! Cuoco.'ate, Kice. pepper, Aiispice, Clo'. es. Cinna
mon, Mace, Nutmegs, Cayenne Pepper,
Camphor. Sweet and r astor Oil*.
Taylor s ( sy-tai Waehball. Brown Winri
' nor, 1 aim Oil, London Honey and other 1 oile- Scape
Amulet, Honey Dew. Pure Yellow Bank, Vine Sap
Fine Cut CHEWING TOBACCO.
] Al-o, best quality Natural Leaf and Congress
TOBACCO
Brooms, Wooden PaiL and Fancy Reticule Baskets.
Mackerel arid Herring; Da.ry and G. A.
Together with 1001 other a'! of which
were bought at nett cash prices and which we will
sell on the s me iermi. at a small advance on prime
j cost. Motto —"Smell profits arid large sa'es."
H^Terms— CASH, except by special agreement
i Produce bought. Jan. 15. '64.
BEDFORD HOTEL.
*
The undersigned having taken rbarge of the Bed
ford JHo'el, former y Sep' by Cri. John Hafer. an
nounces to "he public that he will be able to afford
the best accommodations, both to the raveling ptib
! lie and home custcm. The house will be improved
end re-fitted and the Bar will alw. ys t>c well sup
plied with choice iiqiitr T s. His tubie wi! ue sup
j plied with the choice*! edibles of the season, and
' be will spare no pains to make it suitable for aU-
His stable is one of the be>t in Bedford, anc e good
j hostler will s ways be in attendance.
;
Term* reasonable. Tae pualic are respectfully in
[ vited to give bur e rail.
JOSHFA 3. SHOEMAKER. ,
Bedford, Jaruary 15, 1864.
• THE GREAT €AI*E.
OF
Unman Misery.
i Just Published ti aSt a ltd Envolop*. Prree 6 Cu.
| A Lecture rd the Nature, Treatment & Radical
Cure ol Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrhaia in
, duced by Se.f-Abuae Involunta-v Emissions, Im- j
I potency, Nervous Debility, arid impediments to ;
Marriage generally : Consumption, Epilepsy ai.d
j Fits : Mental and Physical Incapacity, 4-c.—By ROB
! J. CULL F.RW ELL, 31. D., Author ot the Urten
, Boole, h-C .
The voriri-renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly pr ves from hts own expe-ience
j that the awful consequences of Self-abuse may be
effectually removed without medicine, and without
I dangerous surgical operations, bougies, instruments, j
J rings, or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at
i once certain and effectual, by which every sufferer ;
no ma'ter what his condition may be mar cure b;m
--; self cheaply privately,and radically. This lecture
j will prove a boon to thousands and thousand <•
bent under seal, in a plain envoiope, to any address, ,
on the rvceipt of six cents or two postage stamps,
: bv addressing the .publishers.
( HAS. J. C. KLINF. A CO.
127 Bowery, New York Post Office Box, 4590. '
| ONE TWO HORSE WAGON, AND ONE
SPRING WAGON FOB SALE,
At FARQFHAR'S Cheap Corner.
Bedford, January 29, 1964.
L 1 IM b M
I At Cramer's you will find a large assortment of j
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
\ suitable fioi tali and winter. Nov. 20.
( . X . Hit K O K,
DENTIST.
Will attend punctually and carefully to v'l opera
tions entrusted to his rare.
NATIRAI. TEETH filled, regtiiated. polished, Ac., '
in the be.-t manner,: nd AttT;"rciAi. TEETH inserted
from one to an entire sett.
Office in the Bank Building, on Juliana street,
Bedford.
CASH TERMS will be strictly adhered to.
In addi'ion to recent improvements in the mount
nig of ARTIFICIAL TEKTH on Gold and Silver Plate, '
I am now using, as a base for Artificial work, a new
and betmtiiu 1 article, (Vulcanite or Vulcanized In
dia Rubuer) stronger, closer fitting, more comfort- '
able and more natural than either Gold or Silver,
and 20 per cent, cheaper than silver. Cai 1 and see
C. N. HICK.OK.
Bedford, January 16, 1863.
Locust Plus Kark,
price win lie paid in CASH for
LOGUST PI VS. BARK,
at Mount Dallas Station, one mile wot of Bloody
Run. on the Pike, bv j'
„ A G. ALLEN.
February 15—2 m
\UIMS SIGHT & CO., j
HI hOl rsa 1 s Grot g r s
AND
TEA DEALERS,
A . E. Corner Second and Arch Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
November 13, lfi£3—ly i
$75 *lO #lsoPer Month.
r\*HX LITTLE GIANT SEWING .MACHINE
I CostMW want an Agent in each county. Jo so
licit oidere for their nn* sls Mhcnine, Will gauge,
screw-driver and extra needies. Wi will pey a lib
eral eatery and expenses, or give large c otr. m" s -son.
(For particulars, terms, Re.. enclose a stamp, and ad
dress T. 5. PAGE, Toledo. O-,
Gep'l Agent for tl.e L'- Stales.
Februa-y 1?, 5864—3n:-
SUEL Lit ARKS.
Fusty Bushels prime SheF.barks for sale at
,Nov. *2O CRAMER -N COS.
\Y A N T E L),
100 CORDS TANNERS' BARK, at TVqui . 1
CHE.vr CORNER. j
I Clover seed, Fiux seed and Timothy .e wantcr. 1
|at r ARQUII AK'S. j
Anv end all kinds of Country Produce taker: at
FARQUHAfI'S CHEAP CORNER.
Gome and buy vcurC otb eu a r
" CHEAP CORNER, Juliana st.
Money f#ed by tmving BOOTS and SHOES at
CHEAP CORNER
Rest CLOTHS, CA9SIMERES and SATINETTS
5 at CHEAP CORNER.
Come arid get a good HAT or CAP a'
FARQOHAR'S.
i Some Beautiful PLAID SHAWLS, verv cheap."at
Nov. 27, 1864. FARQCHAR'S.
i Jut Received A fuV Hupji'v of Grocer*;-
J. M. SHOEMAKER'S. i
August 14 tlie 16(53
TO CONSUMPTIVES
Consump' v • suC r--is * i ; i u*ce.i vs ia-" pre
yeriprion to- the cur" of Coosunptiou A- unit.
Broncbiti*, and si! Throat unu Lung aflection®, \
(free ot cnerg- ;bv bending th-ir addo to
Rev. E. A. WILSON, Wifiiamsburgh,
Jan 22—8t Ktngs Co-, New "lurk.
WASHIZC3-TON KOTLL,
BEDFORD. PA.
S. S. I' hi and W harr Dtberr von d respec'tu, v
announce to tbeir friends m Bedford county, ano 'be
pub:tc g*h*r by, tout tuey have iea-e(. lo: a term
of years,, this, large end convenient brick bote., at
lb'-came; of Pitt and Juitur i - tr" Bedford. Pa.,
Kiiowr. a> the '• WASHINGTON HOTEL."and late
ly sept oy £ Filler.
*J'f,i houae is being tbnrougniy re-fitted an
tamsbrd. at:, r -v. .•! mi t>.-• r< r-p:i„, gut-
V.kitors u> 'he •■E'.DPt)FID SPRING.*-'" and persons
attending Court, wi I tin it trus rsot-e a pir-a-ar,* and
quie' temporary home. Every attention wa : be
pant to me arroi<n.o< ;n> u corniorl o' i -jests.
*1 rr IrtL-r vi id a! ; ' time- lie supp led VTit: he
lie®' ' f,r marhctb afford. (It Will be moderate .
Extensive stablim; H Bttach-c to this Hole!, and a
ca etui ..in! competent bos' -- will be in attendance.
Spei-1.-.i attention will be paid to the accommoda
lion ot the la meg community.
Coaches ieave "ins house uc, v (Sunday except"
at Tti. o ,'iocK. A. M., and 2 o'cioci.. P. M-, to con
nect with the trams going Eat liom Mount DalUs
and Bioody Run. A coach wi! also ieave tii-wevs
'.y (1 uegiiay, Thursday arid £ tuniatr) tor (Somervt.
Trie traveling public will find it necidediy totfier
advar.iage to stop v. :"h them.
Bedford, Jan. 22, 1861—if.
Sjirituj aui Summer Eo~iK,
JUST ARRIVED
AT
J. M, SHOEMAKER'S
CHEAP STORE,
NOW OPENING.
Hfir caietomepf :md tbe public cenmilly arc in
vited to call and examine for tbemtselvea. j
HIS GOODS
ARE OF THE DE<T QUALITY, AND :
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
LOOK
TO VOIR OWN INTEREST
51* EXAMINING MY STOCK.
A LARGE LOT OF
READY-MADE CLOTH INC.
lioots and Shoes.
3
OF EXCELLENT QUALITY,
AND VERY CHEAP, j
lorm a part ot mv new -ock.
SPRHSG & SUMMER WEAR,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Ladies" Dress Goods,
G K O CI R I E S,
Ql J EENS W ARE, &C , AC
i
AU to be Lad at the store of J. M. SLoesitaksr
Ike?ford. Feb. 20. 1804
j
C. D. M'CEEES & CO. !
H hohsale D eaters in
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANSt
A*P> . J
INDIA RD3BLJR SHCESP
NO 133 NORTH THIRD STREET
orr: ITE rtinr ST..
PHILADELPHIA.
Apr. IT, 1863—Jj. I
M. PUMPS!!!
r p 1 atf. engaged „ inning .he
f J A.. r.rie Dump-certainly the
only pump well adapted tv
S* tbu cliicale.
\ Persons in need ®f e good
\ pump will do we;! tc ge
N me a call.
u7~ortiere: from mil
of tbc* coo 'v wi'J h> ttend
ed to with promptneu,
A lis cess:
I WM. C.jaiVELr,
~_k ''weflahurg.
• i*l-. A eg. l. ise2 3m
*' - l
HAS ON HAND
AND COASTANTLY KEEPS
A FULL SUPPLY
OF .ILL KINDS OF GOODS.
WHICH HE WILL SELL CHEAP FOB
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE
Bedford, Jan. 8, ] 8(-4
i t rrible Di*"*o**9re*-feecrt-f*
(ar the Ifiliion.
A tros 1 valuable bitti wonderful publication. A
wti'v it- 40J: and -i(J oiored engravings. f)r
Hi X ! f.R'B A ADR MEG M, an original and pop.
uiar tre-tise or; Mar. and Woman, tfreig Pnyeioiogv.
Fnnrtioris, and b-sua! ditcrder*oi every kind, with
Nevcr-Ffcibng Remedies for tbeir vpeedy core! Tbe
practice of DR. HFNTF.R lias ioi g been, and !:|i
is, unbounded, but at the earnest solicitation of nu
meious persons, he has tieen miiuced to extend bis
;T,< Ctca 'isefulhens through the medium of his
•" It i a volume that should t>e ir< the harms
of • ve,y iamij-, ir the land, as a preventive of ae
cr-i vices, or at a guide for the alleviation o; one
■ : he mo ' awful and destructive scourges evpr
v. - mankind. On" copy, securely e-veiopec.
y he forwarded Bee ot postage U any part of toe
.' > ited Sta'e, for S6 rent- in P. (). stamps, or three
cptr-c to sl. Address, post paH, DR. HUNTER
No. 3 I>vi-:or> Sf-ert. New York.
June 5, 1803—Jyw
NEW establishment:
SADDLE B IDLES AND HARNESS!
Ihe undersigned would re-p" tf ;!tf inform the
<• :Z'ft- of Bloody Ron and vicinity, that he tiae
■ open-fi out p. n" • shop lor the manufacture of
bad,..--. Brunei,. H irness n. everything ustia'ly
it the sacii iery lui- n' business. His uorfc wil, he
v arrantet: as goo,, a- the b-sr an* 4 as cb-ap as the
clv-' ttest. Kavmg be-n rrrp'oyil, for som" time,
some of ' h" b"St mai ufactorie- in i'rtrburg. he
fic"f.re hinis!t tha* tie is at-ie to give entire lit
fraction oa: who rriav become bis customers
• e public are invited to give him a call. Shop
next door lo tbe store of Captaic Wm. Staten.
W. L. LRNTZ.
Bloody Run, June 12, 1863.
Pension and Bounty Claims.
r. H. AKERB has received E il tbe forms and m
h'ructions ior procuring Soldiers ' Pen-,on and Botfti
" money He E'-O hit a partner in WukinftK
t itv to prosecute me claims speedily.
Bedford, Nov. 27, !863—1{
■ UK ION HOTEL.
WEST PITT ST., BEDFORD, FA.
5 . STLUKMAN, Proprietor.
T: s excellent hotei ie now prepared TO accstn
moua e the public in the hes' manner and on the
most libera! terms. A splendid
LIVEBY STAUL*
I attarben ro this hotei. f May S. ISG2.
\< w Firm.
The nn erstgned havirg psi-chf-eu A. B. Care's
en".re hock ot god-. wi con.inu- the bust cess at
r he otd stind, where they wiij constaniiy keep a
generti si-rtmei.* oi gooe® araptevi to the wente
; the people. They also expe.-t to rce:ve E gen
"i I assortment of XEw GOODS io y few day*,
when their assortment wii) be complete ,n every
department. G. R. h: W. OSTER.
December 25, IS63—if
CASSIMEHES.
Fifty Piercs new Fail Caseimeres for sate et
N-'". 20. CRAMER CQ'S.
Celt. ißlaKsey S 2sn.
s s <& 7? V
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,
HOtSE riR.MSHING GOODS,
STOVES,
AND
TINWARE.
We are just receiving a fresh supply of every
ihitig belonging to our trade. We nave
HARDWARE AND HOUSE PUR.MSHIVG GOODS,
in great variety
Boose builders famished with goods at verv reasor -
able prices.
We keep the brat assortment of
COAL OIL LAMPS. SHADE?. £.*■
and the best
COAL OIL IN TOWN.
P ease ea;- see as before purchasing e **-
waere- *
GEO. BLYMYER lk SO a;
C<J' r or i/nP 3C, 18Gi_tC
IT.ViK JLIM:, *4TTT> TOVUFC, X. C. KCWXS.
iEMIR fUOF, SBi\ 5i fO.,
r.TUErrr" era netASsras- r*
EMBROIDC f! I , L- A C K S ,
White Good®. Hos.erj", Mitts, Gloves, Trim icings
ibc.. No. *9 Market Stecf. 4Tf f'oTttmerce
street. PHILADELPKTA.
Mar.b 6. 1863.—3y
SCOTT 8c STEWART,
AUCTIONEERS
Comniissio!! ftlfrdjontfi,
Jaynem Marble Bniitfmg.
616 CAesfovf St., A* 616 Jnyne St.
PHILADELPHIA.
JNO E. GILLETTE. B. SCOTT. JR
Apr 17, 1663 —I y.