-TIAftKiED
"TiICi'IEY—GRIFFITH. At the rai&wo
fit'the Firide's lath or, iu UoLm township, on
the utt., by Rev, N. E. Giid,, Mr. Jo?uah
Ji'itchev- of (xroentfclii tp., 'Blair county, to Mi .s
Caroliu? Griftfth, of Union tp , JUdfoM -<r©.
'—bsTTii-' ~"
BF.JiifSlMUiv—ln St. Clair township, on
the LOth nit., i'cter Hcrkhimer, age-l 30 years,
Jl months and 28 days.
CftOYLE.—Sent 2Sth, \nnn ?iargarct
Crcit le, aged 0 niuutjis and 23 days.
Notice to lfte Stockholders of the Connellsville
& Southern Penasjivania Kail Way Company
An ek:t.,<u?} v> ill held tor a I'resident and
Directors y> fl,._ "CtMineUsvill© and Soutl ; a
I'cnnsylv'aiitii Rait W'av Company,"' at >.
A'? oeveath & 3rd St., in the city of P..i .i
--delphia on i liutxixy, ttie 1 Otlt day of Novem
ber, A.!>., ISO t; at 3 o'clock, P. AI.
S. L. Russell, W. J. Finer,
Alex. Stutsman, John Ce?itta,
G. 1\ . Houseliolder, A. King,
li. IJ. Barclay, \V. Ash com,
Job M saa.
Oct- 21, IS64.—Jit. Commissioners.
.\itke of iitiitti^atioii.
A*! HE-REAS, Jonah S. ElJ.r, one of the chit
vy dieo and luteal desc ei.dants oi Robert Klder
U eot .Middle Wpodberi y township, dee'd., pre
sented a petition selling lo.th ir.ai the said Robert
Eider, lately died leaving a nam
ed Hannah, "-J jsxue ten children to wit: the peti
tioner, (josiah Elder,} Alary intermarried with
,obn E.irier.baugh, Uetuy ft., El;,i, William S. Ei
der, 1.-aac F.uler, L'ah S. Elder, Robert S. Kld.r, i
Matilda Elder and Euzabeiii Rider, a minor ; tß.it
said intestate died seized, in his demesne es oi lee, '
•1", and in, a certain lot er parcel ol land, adjoining
lands ot Carper's r.etri, A. Bossier, M. (ient.-ier,
J>r. Charles OMg, Da: tei Smith and Jacob Smith,
containing ninety lour ones more, or leSi, and
praying tb" Court to make partition oi trie premi- '
sfnie-aid, to ai.d among the he us, Ac; which
said iuqest, or writ ot partition vv ,s awarded ac
cording to the prayer ct the petitioner.
NOTICE IS t'rIKKEFOKE Gi VEN, tnat in pur
suance of a writ of [ia; 1 it ion. or valuation, to nie
directed, 1 will proceed, to bold an i. quisitioi;, ou
the premises, on Wednesday. sne tua day oi No- '
vemDer, A. U., 1 SO4 , when aid where all persons <
interested unay attend, if :uey see proper.
JOHN ALUS! ALT,
Sheriff's office. Oct. 12, ISG2. M}*u3.
Ootober 21, is6t.—it.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.
*"f N pursuance of a:> o Urof the Orphans' Court
T of Bedford county, will be sold at pub ic outcry,
cn the premise- on
Wednesday, tk IbTk day f.f November nexf,
at ftie a'c r-idn A.r. a '<. fate of Beduud
towr.-pji ecu. • e f- vain- ble tract ol
la< kiti at .. B loin tow a-joining lauds
i f I e lei • t d.ler baiilß ,Adi 11 bttinun !!, Tho'i.as
Ifri'ei in d Salhuel Rei-fcatt end other's, containing
bo it 10S acres, huvug tin reon er*jte-.l a two sly
ly frsni e home and lon barn. The greater part oi
tlie laud 1-: 'ueareil, part good meadow, uud good
riiiining water ..ud sn orct ard there®#.
a Duel of mountain lands c Ram' .g about 9.5 acre a
w.ioUi one and a aa.f mile, of '.lie Mot risou tract.
Also s jii fry artidea of bonse-hold furniture.
Siln to comnt'ice at 111 o'cloe.. of said day.—
AIAKi SILL,
October 31, ISIiT. AdmU>isttati iX.
OR PIT \ NS' COURT SALS
OF VJLUIBLL RE-11. EST-iTE.
By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Bedford county, the subscriber v. ;j ,el| a' public
?aD on the premises, in Hopewell r- vvncirip, on
TUESDAY, *':■■■ 1 ftth <i>tj af *\ovrmber, n-x',
ibat at. v trd vi able farm of vi liicfc. Jecoi Fluke
died s* zc R coir'aining 2is . c es and 1 .l> perches
of lirnestOi e land, ai o-j threr ! iu: of which is
" cleared and #ndri fence, t f e Bn lance being w'* i ; i.n
bete.R The fa.ui and hin a high state of cnltiva
iion. v.'iih water meverv lie! I. i':.e improvements
are a L \KtE FRAME HO" >E, BANK BARN and
other useiol building-', also, a good tenant house on
one end ■ f the place, nl-o. in orchard of choio fruit
iree s . i'nis far n adjoin-, i'/n. Gorsuih, Eli Fluke's
bens. Dav;.l Puderbaugh, Stephen Weimer and oth
ers, and :s abaut two am es fiom the town of Hope
well.
" TERMS—One-third of the pn'cba-e money 1 9 be
secured in The hands ol the purchaser du>in? he :ile
tiiue ol the widow, he paying h,-r the inW'-st an
nually, the one-tbirJ of The balance at the confirma
tion of the .-ale, and '.he remainder in two eijua! an
nual payment* without interest. Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock A. M. o! sail aav.
J. W. LING EN r FI.TF.R. Trust-e
for the sale of the real estate el J. Fluke, dfe'd.
October 21, iB'Jl.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
/i *HF- a,npom*ed to mi-ce d.str.htiti.i 1
under the will a, 1 ' w'ohii Shreevis, dee'd. of trie
• balance in the han<!s of h:s Executor,"- I. Bis
seil, E-q., wu! a'.'.en-l }"jc that pu ;io- ■ at hi - - tic -,
■in Bedford, ox Wc-.ines lay' Tr.e 2d lay ol Novem
ber next, at 19 o'clock, oi day, at which tirr,>
nnl pjacf, all LiersoliS iute cste i nay if
they ihink prop.-:. J.NO. MOW r.R,
tVrtcber 31. iBG4. Auditor.
rYr R s
Of Merchandise are respectfully tatformst that
-va have
ileduccil
pnees on all goo'ds, to correspond with the
(ireal ilei line liast'
TERMS—Cash or Preduce.
A. E. CRAMER & CO.
Bedford, October. 14, tSO-f.
TEACHERS ** ATI TED.
THE Board of Belford Township School Dis
trict, v.-,tsh to employ eleven leachv't# competent
tp take chary, of the Schools of the IMsOict tor
the-en-uing srfiool term. The Fosr 1 'V,!I rreet c*
the bouse of J J. Shoemaker, in the Borough of
Bedford, on the last Saturday ot October i.ost.,
whea thosi wishing emplovmcnt are icques'ed to
u'tend. , - Ly Order of the Board,
Oct. 1-1, 1364—Stf JOHN BROWN, Se^.
ADMIN'ISTKATOR'S NOTICE
letters of Administration having been granted
to the Snb-crtbcr fpan the Estate of Heory Mow
ry, late of Juniata township d^e'd., b> the K"?-s
--tcr of Bedford lounty, notiGes all persons indebted
(o the estate, to muke immediate payment, and a
persons DR"i"g claims against the tame, will pre
#>nt them duly authenticated 1 01, settlement.
FREDERICK MOWRY,
Ottober U/lßdt. Adminiatiatof:
f er!2k 3ale
. B ',"i -U9 of : Ft. Fa. to mo directed there will
on Ltn^ tl ' rt Ilouie ' in lilC i,oro ' j h ol " B?d "
word, on Satu. r!> . b o( oeTob^ r) isfl4i at
one o cioca, P- 1 , lo lowing property, fo wtti
Fttty five acres of l, b es , atfl c;
'tefendarif 111 Union to',
Abraham C'royle. Tho's Burn akiminv t-nds of
Crtar'a heirs and other lands o, i ( K • '
tog hois- and log barn thereon erecte^^'^® 00
pie orrhard thereon, about 20 n-iss cleai.' 4 a
ken in egecution as the ptopeity of Micl atP, a P"
aot. ' JOHN ALDSTADT, SUerf?:
J- ('C?-v*f 18/.-4*
A Most Excellent Medicine.
' sutte^n*I**mwse's 1 **mwse's RvizvKTst Ftvto.-a. Person,
' ' BurnV L " m -.. /"r- Jm ' Xeura ig' a - Diptheria,
1 Ink ' * exielient Tem-dyi
, corneals us recoinrceixle.l by some of t jj C b ,.' sl
5 boiilfal ami inthD community Trv a
• bam b', R !7r *?■ ' ° ur^!f ' F - >■ L Defi
-3 ' Bed lord. April 59, 1961 Iy.
( ' A Card Lor the Suffering.
, i J?p ,T' a .® r 'a !e " of "Bucbu,"
I tidote* ler'I er ' v " Snsa P aril 'a," "Nervous An
! with rk i. C "' c "' and a^tei J ou are satisfied
: : RLTHV>rJvn?I, OI)e box of OLD DOCTOR
i. ) u USH P£C,Flr BlLLS—and be
du'l. Tk an,t v '= or in than tb "y
: nrJm • I s ' P " rß,y pleasant to take,
' j P salutary in their effects on the broken
: OM and young
i rr . e ! D c W,th a,,vaota Imported and sold
in the f ni.ed States Only by J. S. BUTLER,
No. 427 Broadway, New York,
p c c- 7 " Agent tor the United States.
. . .—A box ot tie Pi! s. secur-ly packed, will
an y a<, dre-s ot , receipt 01 price, which
IS ONE DOLLAR, postpaid !—n-or.ev refunded by
the Agent it entire satisfaction is not'given.
j O YOU WISH TO BE CURED? '
■ I ' I>R- I'UCHAN'S
! f r X ,. GL[S SrECiFIU FILLS cure in lev. than thirl !
' '•'/"> * !ht -' worst cases of \ERVOU>NESS, Jm
t potency. Premature decay, Seminal Weakness, rn
•l.l. y, ami all f rinary, Sexual and Nervous Altec
rions, no (natter from what c luse produced. Price, I
, One Dollar per box. Sent, post-paid, by mail, on 1
riceip: 01 a/i order. O-e Bex will perfect toe cure 1
I in n,usl cases. Address.
JAMES ft. ' i.'TLER,
General Agent, ~-j Broadway, New York. •'
Public Suße
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Bi virtue of an order of the O-pbans' Court of
Bedford county, the under-igned will offer for sale,
at the < ourt Hou-g in the Boio-igh u f Bedford, on
vVedneoGy the !6th day of November, A.D.
1 ft'id, at 1 o'clock P. M fhe iioilowi.ig tracts or 1
. pieces of land situate in the said v ounty of B-d- ■
ford, the property of s<imilr ,, H . Xat , Esq., j ; r t e o f j
the Soiough ol Bediur (iee'et. viz:
. So. 1. A trai toi uni-nprove.t land situate in ■
: .dor.oe tap., ad; ing land- of L oige BlaiiK lev's 1
heirs srd others, contoim ig 37 acre-,.
" J - -- I he one undivided half of a tract of land
. situate i.i West Prov.deuce r-.vp., adjoining lands i
jof Gecrg • -Saiouie, Frederick Mench, S. J. Holler I
ian others } i-ontainiiig 231 acres and 75 perches. !
No. o. A tract of land of Southampton to.vn- '
ship, a joining lands ol Jacob Conroi Jacob C. |
Jlilts and others ; 20 acre , cleared and under feuce
, with a small log hou-e, and log stable thereon
! erected, containing about 10U st.-s.
No. 1. A tract of land in Middle Woodbury I
loan-hip, adjoining tan-.S of John Stoneroor. Wid
ow Crott and others ; containing 20 acres, .' '
acres cleared, and under tence, with a small loa
house thereon erected.
Nr. o. A Trac f of coal land 111 Hopewell town- !
ship, survi yed on wa'iant of Jacob ."leyers, con
taitnng 59 acres.
No. li. 4 iractof land in Erst Providence town
ship, surveyed on warrant of John Cavin, ccmain- ■
lug 406 a- re-.
No. 7. A 'ract of land in Hopewell township,!
surveyed on warrant of G'aorg - Hai ker, containing I
436 acres. j
No. 8. \ tract of and in Froud Top township, I
surveyed ou warant of William Kichaids. contain- I
ing l'tu sc- -j.
No. 9. j' tract ot lantFiu the towi.sLip of Broad
i op, suivcyed on wairan. ot Hannah Lavin, con-
Uinir.g 402 acres.
No. 19. A 'iact of laid in Ftroad Top township, ,
surveyed on warrant of baian Richards, containing '
400 acres, . 0 j
N ■, 11 v A tract of land in the township of Broa
la^.'nelwtrae-°" Wdriar,t ol Richards, eon-
No. I' 2. Aft 0 y q Ti*ra • .
tract ol land, sr sa'e in Lie tford towiiship. contain
ing übotir 25 in- r es, about 20 acres e!ea ed, ai.d un
der L rce with a 2 story frame ha.Ge with, kit-f.-n ;
attached, and log stable ihrreo.i ci .-ct J, adjoining S
lao-'.sol Jacob Keller, John 3. Richey. an.l oth-is.
7o. 13. Aii the rignt liGe and interest ot H.
late dec\j., in, and 11> ; one '. j. tof land sii uate in
Bedford low:.ship, adjoining land* o: A- 1 "'!! fßifi.-
bari heir., JoiiaTl-u:* Divhi, tiiigii Mooie ar-i
niters, cbfi'aining 300 aces more, or less, about
125 acres clea ti-i under tence with a 2 story
log ho-:-e, log barn and other out bui.dings tner-on
erected, also an apple orchard, (known as the
Stuckey farm.)
No. 14. Tue undivided hail of the ore and min- :
eral right of a tract of land srua*-> in Liberty twp., •
in snd county, adi >iniog lands o' John ftav .la- '
■ cob Cypher ami oD.*-1 s. ->n iv ■ - : i,u :he w arrant .
i in th- name of Wi .ram Hains, containing lUU I
iicres more or ies. :
TERMS.—( a>h at coilirmation uf sale. Wid-'
ows dower reiea-ed, tor further particular- inqu.re i
of Co!. J- W. Fate.
H. NICODF.MUS,
Bediord ; Oct. it, 1564. Administrator.
PU3LIC SALE
OF VJILVJIBLE REAL ESTATE.
! In pursuance of ah order of the Orphans' Court
• o Bedford county, there will be exposed to public
.ale on -he premises, on TUESDAY. November 1,
1564. a' the late residence ot Daniel Means, jr., de
ceased, the lolowiii' valuable real e-tate, to wit:
ONE TRM'T OF I.'ND,
aituafe in Monroe township. Be tford county, ;n
I'Ucx V.i Hey, six miles -on'h ot Biootly Run, eou
ta ning 2bh arr-s more or less, with a good
PLA-YK HOUSE, LOG HARjY
A .YEIV S.ifV MILL.
( and other oiit-bui'dtngs thereon pree'ed, about 100
acres cleared and under fence, 30 acies of which is
1 meadow, the balance of tlie land is well timbered.
Thrre is a small orchard thereof gooJ spring of
water, with a branch of Clear Creek innning tbio'
; !h premises, ftale to commence at 10 o'clock ol
t said day, when the terms will be made known.
HENRY WHETSTONE, Adm'r.
i Octo&er 7, 15G4.
PUBLIC SALE
OF FKHSUNAL PROPERTY.
j There w ill be sold at pub'ic sale, at th" reside: ce
. ot the subscriber, in Coierain township, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, JS6J,
' the following 'described 'property, to wit : Three
5 head of work horses, two colts, four bead of mileb
• cows, fourteen hea l of voting cajtle, Entity head oi
sheep, one four horse wagon, one two horai- wagon,
1 , ore buggy, horse gear, ploughs, harrows, thresh
i- i ing machine, one windmill, wheat, rye and corn by
t ; the bushel, hay, fod.J-r, and variety of other arti
,F . r'e TO numerous to mtntion. Sale to commence
i at in o'clock. A- M., of said day .yhn.i du a'.Lend
-0 ance an 1 a r-avonabie cie. it wi ! he given by
* WILLIAM ING ARD.
: October 7, 1854, •
~ T'f(H R cTSTO^ifps
{ The nn-eftled s'ate of tL e roai k-t,'and tt.c ret
1 ; c-gn prices charged us far all tfc<* goods vv<- buy n--\v,
- ! compel us, in common with other bu-ines men, to
- requir- CA s i' SALES. Hereatter, until business
J matters gel into a more her !ti;y condition, we must
I sell E.XCLUSIVELY FOR CA>.H. In return for
- this tavor from eurcustomers, we promise tnem
| GOODS at the very lowest CASH RATES.
We are closing our bocks, our customers will
please Call and settle, aL accountsare ready fore
j tlecr.ent r vr.d we are determined to close tbenn.
SW'e remain, truly, your friends,
G. BLYMYER S. SON.
;• j Ofctober 7, IBCI-St.
; j ADMIMSTKATOR'S \OTICF~
if VOTICE is hereby given that Letters of AJmio
• . u,.„ ...anted to the undersign
y|j \ tstniioo u ., r
II ■£" "U!:"'" *■"• "" ■.-
• i ho,e having efa " Ernedi " ta Lymert, and
treated for fettlemeut P tbe!C iul * ault,CD "
-rd A Tl^y SS '
• /"/ is'l / H
\. ..^
llon. V :*ioii W'Candle**.
Judged/ the Un; f-States Circuit Court, President
Corner Pt;ut .S'L C'itiV 5f0., Pittsburg , A/ia.
*ihe Largest Cheapest and Best.
I SJi> /'"jis for a JuLl Commerciut Course.
. > C*?~No extia ch-irges tor -Manufacturers. Steam
boat. Railroad and Bank Book-Keepiog. Ministers*
Sons at half pi ice. Students enter and review at
any time.
j 1 his Institution is eondtic'ed by experienced teach
j ers and practical accountants, who prepare voting
men lor fcgtife business at the U a-t expense and
! shortest notice, for the most lucrative and responsi
; ble situations. Diplomas gidnted for merit only.
Hence the universal preference for graduates ofthis.
College, by business men.
PROF. A. Cow LEV, the bet Penman of the Union,
who holds the largest n.imberof IST PREMIUMS, and
oyf' a".' competitors, teaches Rapid Business Wri
ting, ' ;
CrRccLARs containing full information sent FEKE
on app'jcation to the PPiocipaf*.
.JENKINS hi SMITH,
Pittsburg, Pa.
fCT"AtfenJ where the Sous and Clerk.- n f Bankers
; and Business Men graduate.
! November 6, 1863.
FALL g£ FALL
NOW IN STORE
1864. 1864. 1
. \\ E have just received a handsome assortment
i t l of
NEW FALL GOOES,
c.mbracing Piiiiis. Delaines, Mohairs, Alpacas
i Bombazine*. Pi aid, S-rip-d and Plain Jaconert- and i
'■ doibric., and Sleeves in Sets, Hoop Skirts,
hi st Makes and Laiest Styles, Ginghams, 1 able. :
Diapers, Tickings, Canton Flannels, Cloths. Casai- i
meres, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, K tai'y Made
i Louts and Vests.
Hosiery m 1 Girvei,
bcsii and Ties,
Linen am; Pup*, t>n,rt Loll <is
en.. Fronts, Ha"' Every Style,
Co.or and Q'l.dify. Boots
ibd bhoes in Great Variety.
Made to (J der, Call and S-<?
them tfcey Bpeak forrheauefves.
Groceries,
P. me Itio coffee, Extra fine voung Hyson, Impe
rial uno Bolor.g lean, Prepared and Essence o! Cof
fee.
Kice
( 1 ocala'e, bpices. Chewing Tobacco and Sejars of j
Choice Brands,
OIIEE AS W A RE,
Salt, Mackerel, .S-cl'ogttber with a gieat variety
ot other goods, to wi-.oh we cat. the ea.ly alter- i
• tor. of buyer-,
TERMS CAS -7, UNLESS OTHERWISE bPE-i
CIFI ED.
itEoroiiß, September lfth, 1554 tf
G. R. bW. OSTEfi. j
.\oJicc of liKjuisidon.
\ \ K r-RKAS. Lewis Kstngh . latler and heir at ! ,
\ i law o! Christian tslr gtt deceased, who bad
.:y deed and r 1.-ase >. eforne the owner oil to s.aires
ol six ot the heirs oi David Kelly late oi Liberty I
tow ..ship.. ,Ec d., to wit .- John, Ju ian, nv; r>!
r ilar.iel ('race, since Jec'd., Elizabeth, wife ot '
; 'urnes Bow.er ; Catharine. Ue of Barllebau-h ;
fcii uii and William, presented ms p tit ion io the '
Optima i. ourl of Beiilord county, setting forth
that the -aid David'Keity, dec'd., intestate, Lav
i!'Kid 1 iSlillttWn Jiff-mis* :
ii; addition, Sarah, wile of.John Giace; Martha,]
wife of \Vn>. Mliter ;nc isc'd;, :•! vmg no IS-U i,-
and Mary, wife o:' SiMi Medarv , a •! s-treti in ;
i s dti.ie>ue as oi tee, 01, and in .a ten u tra l oi
th -itoate in -lid lownsh p of Libc 'y, contain ]
1..1-; urn hundred .cr- ', more or less, seveoty-tive
acre's cleared, and '.nd;-r fence. -bav ir.> tbeie-.n !
er. c'e.l a house and o.irn, -Mid apple orchard, id.join
u-.g lands ot luc rioyew, i, Con.paiiT, abd John Me i
Cl-tin ; ai;J p,..ymg the Court for an inquest to
oirkc paruticn of saul premises, to and amo. % the i
heirs. ,Ve. ' v h'.h aid ihqoe.r, cr writ of partition •
v'.s awarded according to the prayer u! the peti
-1 Holier.
j NO FIC EIS Tlif RE FORE GIVEN, that in pur- i
j snat.ee of aw it ot a..t:on, or valuation, to me
ciirtci. .1. I win , .- .J to hoi,d eu inquisition on !
the preii.is-s On ,s.i r lav, the 'EJiid da} oi Ooto
j her, A.l. 1 Sd4 jvi i d where all persons tn- \
} terested Call attend .1 Itiey see prop-r
IOHN ALDSTADT,
i Sheriff's C'lfice, Sept. 30. ISG4. Sheriff.
Fxamiaation of Teachers
Will fake place a- follows : —Hopewell township,
, Thursday. October 0. -i' Di-hi-r-.
Broad I'op, Friday. October 7, Hopewell.
Liberty, Saturday, Oct. b. B>otie"town.
F. Providence, Thursdav, Oct. 13. Hnuseholder r s. ;
j Bloody Run Botough and West Piovidencc, Fri- j
day, October 14, Bloody Run.
Monroe, Saturday, October 1,7 Rock Hill.
Be ford Bciough and Township, Thursday, Octo- |
Her 20, Bedford
Snake Spting, Friday, October 21, Bald Hill.
Cote-ain, Saturday, October 23, at School House
; near Philip J. Si oeinalte, ! s.
Sou'h Wood berry, Monday, Oct. 21, New Enter- i
' pri-e.
Vliddle Wuodberry, Tus.lay, October 23, Wood-
I berty'.
Union. Wednesday, October 23, .M n wrv's Mill.
St. Clair, Thursday, October 27, Eight Square,
j Schell-bu-g Boro igh and Napier, Friday, October
! j 2S, Schelisburg.
Juniata, Saturday, October 29, Ruena Vista.
] Harrison, Monday. October 31, Buffalo Mi a.
! Londonderry, Tuesday, November 1, Bridgepott.
Cumberland Valley, Wednesday, November 2, at
I CentreviFe.
Special examination for all who can not attend
! any of the above examinations, Saturday, Novem
• I er 3, at Bedfor.t.
' All examinations vvilj begin at precisely 9 o'clock,
A. M ~ and those wtshing to be examined must be
'■ present promptly at that time.
J. W„ DICITF.RSON,
September 23, 1834. Co. Supermt* ndent.
\(STHE.
. j The r.otes and papers of J.ic P Rroadstone. have
, ] been left in my hands forco l-ction, persons ki ow
ing themselves indebted'to the said Broadstone will
; ca i and settle the same, otherwise they will be col
lected according to !aw.
CHARLES FAXON, J. P.
Sax ton, October 7, 1864—2.11.
: j EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. "
. i Letf-rs tes amenjary tifbn the estate of Karthol
i ; omew Lively, la'e of Union towrship, dee'd., hav
i t in g been gianted To the undersigned, executor of the
: • ia-t will aid testament of sid di-eeiKed. Notice is
i ' hereby given to !' persons knowing themselves in
; def-ted to said estate to make immediate payment,
[ and those having c airns will present ihem proper'y
I . authenticated foi soMlem-nt.
J JAt'OB- (j. DIVELY, Ex'r.
I BVPTI-TNBET '23, 1864—61.
"a "i\EW
hi Cheap ۩r2ici%
J. B. F A RQUHAR ha 9 bought out one of tha" beat
fV&rea in the County, and is able now to offef
TEN THOUSAND DOLUKS
WORTH OF GOODS TO THE PUBLIC,
' "-rent rise in prices,
• all bought before t/ie tu a . -
ami w ill b sold cheap for Cash.
; =-p~H <•> •"
1 purmase. *
Seplenibev V. 1834.
j PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
- PROC'L ,iMATIO.\
' b!yof the tlommonw-eal'h of Pennsylvania, entitle
ta regulate the General Elections tritbi
ihiu "oiiimouwealth," it is enjoined upon me to giv
public notic- of said elections and to enumerate i
said notice what olficeis are to be elected, J, JOHI
. hheiifT of the county of Bedford, <h
hereby make known and give fhi- public notice ti
the electors of the county of Bedford, that a Genera
Flection will be held in said county, on the
TUESDAY ffith) DAY OF NOVEMBER, ISC4
. at the several election districts, viz :
t i . ' electors of the borough of Bedfor] and town
. ship ot Bedford, to meet at the Court House in san
| borough.
> | Ihe electors of Broad Top township to meet a
j the school bouse in the village of Goal Dale.
■ The electors ot the borough of Bloody Run t<
j meet at the house of Daniel B. Ott in said borough
j ihe electors of Coleraiu township to meet at the
i o{ } K lackey, in Kaiiuburg, in sAd to wnahip
j Ihe electors of Cumberlanu Valley township te
I meet at the new school bouse erected on the iant
owned by John Whip's heirs in said township.
-be electors of Harrison township U> meet a;
j -chooi bouse Nr. near the dwelling house of Hen
j ry Keyser, in -aid township.
S Ihe electors o! Juniata iownship to meet at K>y
j ser'.s school bouse, in said township.
; The electorsol Hopewell township to meet at the
i *'' bool house near the house of John Dasher iu said
township.
1 he electees of Londonderry township to meetat
toe house now occupied by Win. H. Hiil a, a shop
, in Bridgeport, in said township.
J he electors ol Liberty township to meet at the
j sLho•! house in Stonerstowja, in said township,
i a'he electors ol Monroe town-hip to meet at the
j house lat F'y occupied by JaraesCaruell in ClearviJie
: in said town'tbip.
The electors' of Sche.'lsburg borough to meet at
i the buck school bouse in said boiough.
I he electors ci -Napier tow nship to meet at the
brick school house ,n.lhe borough of bchellsburg.
■The electors of East .°iovidei.ce township to meet
at trie house lattly occupied by John Nycum, jr., in
said township.
1 he electors of Snake c prir■* tow nship to meet at
the school house near the iMetbodist church un the
i.tad of JobnG. Hartley.
Ihe electors oi IVest Providence township to
meet at school house .No. -t, near David tip.iks, in
said iownship,
1 he elector, ot St. Clair town-hip fi. meet at the
store near the dwti ing oi Gideon D. TfOut, in said
town-hip.
ihr electon of En ion township to meet at the 1
scnool house near M< wry's mill, in said township, t
T he eJectois of South Woodberry township io i
■.eet at the house ot Samuel Osier rear Nobie's
ni:' , in said township.
1 he electors ot Southampton township to meet at
the house of Wm Adams, in said township.
1 he i-lectois of Midulfe \\ oodbrny town-hip to
meet at .he house o; Henry fluke in the village of
Woodberry.
A' : • time and places th qualified electors
w ill et- . a'lof;
T v ;' -NTV-rStX PKKiSOXS to be Klec- '
k i'.s (i i resident ta.d \ ice Ire-ident oi the
Uiiiiecl Stale?.
Notice is hereby given,
r':u? eVey per-on excepting Jusfic" s of th* Peace i
who sh , houl any ckce or appointment of p.'of.t or i
trust under the Unitnl Statej, or ot this Jjtate, or
any city or corporated distuct, whether a com mis- j
stoned officer or otherwise, a ruboidinate officer or '
-■gent who is or -Nil! l>e employ ' un W 'ho legisla- !
tor*, executive or judiciary department of *hl-S'ate, '
or of any city, br of ai y no o orated district, and
'o, that every member of Congress and of the State
Legislature, end c ; t.'.e select or common council ot
any city ot commissioner!! of any !P'-opoivTed dis- |
tnct, is by aw incapable of holding or excic irg •
si •-■ ' lime, : ntfi -e or appoint?) lit of Judge, iu
spfc' - 'j. C! iL of any election o: this Com in P.- 1
'•veHch. ai.-f that no Inspector, Judge or athir offi-'
cer ot sue - clrction s: l! be e igitle to be trwii vo
te dft-r.
iat ing ti. i)ii*i ill -in, ui .i. ■cittimvirei. i., .
Ju y "Z, 'Hi9, further provides ,s follows, vu :
•• That the ln c pec'or and -lunges iNail m , t at the
respective pi ci-s aOOOII ted lor holding toe election ]
ir. the district at witch 'hey respec'ivo'v bc- ong,
before 8 o' - lock in the m.-wjing ot TUESDAY OP
NOV K \lßEß,ahd each s.-i-i !i pector snail 'pp-.nt !
one cleis, wno .-hall be a ipsa i tic I vifei of such d. - :
tr:ct.
t: !n esse 'i? perron who shall have received th>- 1
highest number cf votes lor li.sp-ctor haii not at-'
I. nd o i the Jay c-f any • lection, tt.-Ti the person who •
shalljl oVf rei .-.ved tL sexond highest number of j
1 votes for Judgu at the next ptecediiig election shall j
; act as Inspector ID bis place. A (1 111 case the per- j
I son whj has received the Second highest number of 1
, votes lor inspector shall not attend, it- person elect- j
I ed fudge shall appoint an !n-pectorin b:- p'ace , and 1
! 11 any vacancy still continue in the bo-rd for the j
: space ol one hour altei the time fixed by law for |
j the opening ot the election the quaun-d voters >u
! the township, ward or district for which such otlicei i
I shall have bt en sleeted, present at 'he elect,on, shall '
' elect one of their number To till such vacancy.
••It shall be ,he duty of the several A v-e-soir re- ]
spectiveiy to attend at the place of holding every 1
general, special 01 township election during the :
! whole time such election is kept open, for the pur- j
! pose of giving information to the Inspectors and j
; Judge, vvhen c-dled on, in relation to the right of
I any person assessed by them to vote a*, such elec
tion, and on such other matters in ie!ation to the as
! setsmeilt of voters, as the said Inspectors 01 either
| of them .-hall from time to time require.
'No person shall be permitted to vote at any elec
tion as aioresaid, than aw bite citizen of the age of
twenty-, ne 01 moie, who shall have resided in this
State at least one year, and in the election district !
vih-re he otiers to vote. l"ii days immediately pre
ceding such election, and within two years paid a
State or County tax which shall have been as-essed
: at ieu-t ten days betoie the election But a citizen
of the I'nited States who has previously been a qual-
I ilied voter of this Stite and removed therefrom and
• returned, and who shall have -e.-irted in the election
. district and paid taxes, aforesaid, shali be entitled to
vote' after residing in this State six months. Pro
vidtd. That the white freemen, citizens of the U,
States, between the agent twenty-ore and twenty
two years who have resided in the election district
ten days as aforesaid shall be entitled to vote, al
though tiuy shall not have paid tax.
1 "No persoi shall be permitted to vote whose name
is not contained in the list of taxable inhabitants,
, furnished by the Commissione.'?, unless: Kir.-t, he
: produce a receipt of payment, within two years of
\ State or County tax assessed to the Cori
! -titutiou, and give -ati!artorj - evidence on bis own
| oath or affirmation of ar.othei that he Laspaidsuch
a tax. 01 in fai: ire to produce a receipt shall make
' oala to the payment tbeieof; or second, ?f he claim
a right to vote by being an elector between the age
of twenty-one and twenty-two years shali depose
on oath or affirmation, that he has resided in the
State at least one y ear beiore his application, and
make su-b proof of residence in the district es is
required by this act, and that he does verily be.'"= v
from tbe account given him that he is of the age a--
foresaid, and given such other evidence as is requir
ed by this act, whereupon the name of "he person
so udin.tied to vote shall be inserted.' in the ulpha
' betical ':st by the inspector, and a note made oppo
| site thereto by writing the word "tfcX.'' it he'-tia.l
' be admitted to vote by reason of having paid ,tax,
; and the woiil "age" it he -hall be admitted to vote
' by reason v'f-age, and in either c ise the reason o?
\ \ such a vote shall be called out to the cie.-ks, who
I shall make a'..Lo note in the list of voters kept by
i them.
•'ln all cases Where the name of the person daim
- ing to note is not found on tbe list furnished by the
Commissioners, or bis right to vote whether found
! thereon or not, is onje< ted to by any qualified ci'i
!•„, it fcha'i be the duty of the Inspectors to exam
f ine such person on catb as to his qualifications, and
if he claims to taaveresided within theßiate <0: on
year or more, hisoath shall be sufficient proof there,
of, but he shall make pioot" by at least one compe
tent witness, who shall be a qualified elector, that
*a has rts.ded within the district lot more than ter
days immediately preceding ® a,c?
*'so swear that his bona b<' e Teß,Je " c ' ri
* 1 -llio* is with," the dist,,ct ' ,U " tha
, ... 1 " 8 , ntu .* -; c t for <t>e pjr
1 I of bis UWlui v— •- the
! be d.d not remov" !...■
voting
. Every aforesaid,a'nd who stall
, ; d "r° l f of his re*i<!*uc- and
. W™*" 101 "J** admins to vot*
resiSe. ''' " :! : t ' " hich h9
1 '-If any person t-hall prevent or aUetr,;...
i vent any officer of *n el-ctior, under .tbW
! holding such elec'ioo, or use or tbriaten any v.'.
ieme to any such officer, and shall interrupt or im
properly intrrfeie with him in the execution of his
' ul )' shall block up or att-ajptto block up the whi
-1 dow or avenue to any window whe.e the same may
be holden, or shall riotously disturb the peace of
such election, or shall use or practice intimidation,
threats, force or violence, with the design to influ
ence unduly or overivre any elector, or prevent him
from voting, or to restrain the freedom of ch nee
such pe. sons on convietioo shall be fined in anv sum
not exceeding live hundred ilollais, to be imprisoned
i for any time not les than one nor more than twelve
j month} and if it -hall be shown to the C< .rt where
the trial of such offence shall be bad, that the per
son so oflonding was not a resident of the ci'y, ward
; or district where the said oflence wis committed,
i a "d not entitled to -ote therein, on conyic'ion, he
I sba|j be sen.enced to iay a fine rot loss than one
i hundred °r more than one thousand dollars, and be
j imprisoned not less than six month.-, nor tuor'' i r *r,
two years.
; 'lf any p-rscn or persons shall make any befor,
wag r upon the resolt of an election within th
j Commonwealth, or -hall oiler to make a") such bet
( or wager, ei'her by verbal proclama'ion thereof, or
; by any written or printed advertisement, or irv te
any person or pcrsor3 to make si: r. —t or wagi r.
upon conviction thereof he or thy shall forfeit and
pay three times the amount so bet or offered to be
! bet,"
And the Judges of the respective di-trie'* afo'e-
I raid, are required to meet at Bedford, on the Friday
I next following the holding of s iid election, ihen and
; there to pe-form those things required of them by
law.
Given ur.der my hand, a? my office in Bedford, this
2d day of September, in the year of our Lcra one
thousand eight hundred ar.d sixty-four, an : in the
eighty-ninth of the Independence of the TJuitscf
States.
JOHN ALD.YTADT, Sherd!
Sheriff's Office, Bedfoid, I
September 2, ISC4. J
c* - Ayer's
THE WORLD'S GREAT REMEDT FOR
Scrofula and Serofolcua Diseases.
J'lVm Emery Eiles, a tcitl-L iou>:i merchant of Oxford, !
Maine.
" [ have mid large quantities of your SARSAPARJI.t.A,
hut . .-*er y f one bottle which failed of the desired efhet :
Rtiit fiii. 1 .- itivfacien to those who took it. As fast as our '
pe.-tii.- ti T they agree there Ims been no medicine nte it 1
before in , rar community."
JEruptior.to, Pimples, Blotches, Pusiulos, Ulcers,
3or ea, and all Diseases of the Skin.
From llolt. Stratton, liristol, England.
" T orik do my i itiy to you ;md the public, when I add ]
my Testimony i o that you publish of ttic medicinal virtue*
oi ?wr .DAKS.vP.tTtiLi.A. My daughter, sip-l ten, had an
fi -ting humor <u tier ears, eyes, and "hair for veers,
, ,iirh we were imMblc to cure unid wc tried . our SAKSA
r.wtiLi, She has been well for some months."
From Mrs. Ja, >' Hire, n ice'l -tnorem ami re ~t,-c1 cemtil
;,i('; . r'/J, ni :i*Hlb. (.'apt Mtij Co.. .V../.
"My daughter lia* t'nflet .1 for a year past with r rerof
ulous erupt leu, which iv us very troublesome Nothing
afforded any ret f u.-rtij wc tried your 8A SAI'A'gILLA,
which H>: completely cured her "
Fr "i en tries I . Co/ *<]., of . V ir-om C,oge.
M>trr 'j ij Co., mnnufuctttrers of enamclln! in
S'tUktut, .f. fl I
" I h i for several years a very trou'dcwvme humor 'n
ny r uee, wiiieh grew constantly worse nnli! It d! -c
my : ti r-s and became an fcito.'erabie •fllmtion. > r .cd
• i.. tt.ioy amm could of otii ad • - and *n-s,i.
cine, fc-n nitiiout any r. liof wiuitever. cutii 1 took your
SAKSAI-AUILuA. It immediately nit t. in;, faee .vor e, as '
co i to'- ion it no„ht i" l '-' a time; but in a lew v- eks tl.e
new Ckin began to ft-rtu under tfw
n t-„ • t un*'l rr/ fare i- at s-r. "lb is any lavdyr.ol I
~( Jt ay•> OK tMk of ' dist Ese Unit i know of.
I eu'o ,""jk - ! Mb,-ad wit..out a doubt owe it to your
BAKS.tPARIL.LA,
Erysipfiln * Q" , 36i K i -7 -*■ ?urify Blood.
r ir Or. 7,'oW Sasein, " '>■' "* -) f >VrAr
"Dn Ay mi. 1 seldom -ail to
,v— fa'.-ytis Sam brtho persevering use.? 1 >'•- A i
mm.a, '.mi I have just now nurcd nil rtt.-ic* ?'
Eyr' v.iiit it. Vo alterative we posaesa e-,'""
r VI,-.,. vii:i. vyo t have auptvlied to the protests.' ll a* •
wtii a- to the people " ,
...... JSKftVisi-. Est., fFaUcman, Ohio. >
physieiu-.is i r :ld reach, ..<1 took htuidrv;ts ot . :",fr3
worth of misiicruos. The tfleers were so bad rlmt the
cor !. bee-ime visible,and the dot-tors d< eide.l tl at inv arm
must be amputated. I began rak'i.g your SAUSAC ,n r • A.
Took two bottles, and some of your I'ilu. Ti ger!tr
tliev hrvc run ; me. >am uovv an well and ,u. ' : ■ s
tsaty. p.'-iu n: -.jublie pi-ice, my en-- i; ton,, ato . ry
body in tbr com., a. y. and ex its <he won ter of ali. '
From Hon. H.<: rr M itro, if- i' P.,of .Verrros/.V, C. 11*., .
o fending mrather of the OVUMUM CmHamtttf. a
•'I nave iist-l your SAiMr tUItXA in rny fsm'ly. for j
feneral tLbility, and Tor jnrtfkitM tte htooti, with vety
ri.-G :.ii i s.rlis, and feci conliJeuec in eo.omendiug it .
to the aißictod."
St. Antho-ay'a Fire, Rose, Salt ithoom, Sccld |
Heart, Sore Eyes.
From Ifarrcy SirKJer, Ess/., the abie nt it or of the Tank- :
hawock Democrat, Pennsylvania
" Our only eUTtd, about three years oi' a go, was at- !
t i.-ke.l by pmpU- on his forehead. They rapiuly spread
until tli -v fonm ■! a loathsome and \ irulent sore, which
covered liis lan-, and actually himdod "lis eyes for some
davs. A skiltul physician applied nitrite of silver and ,
or fir r remedies, without .".ny apparent i fleet. For fifteen
days we guarded liis hands, lest with llrrm lie should
to.-ir open the festering and corrupt won-id which roverei.
Ills whole face. Having tried every tiling else we had 1
any liope from, we tie van giving your SAUSAIMIIITAA, I
and applying tlie iodide of pota.-li loliou.rii yoU direct.
The sore began to heat when wc had given the i't t icittle,
and was well when we had finished the second. Theelntd'a i
ey. Irtshe*, wbieh l.c-i come out. grew airain, and lie 1- .ow 1
as In althy ami fair smy other. The whole udguoorhooi
predicted that ttie cli.'.d must die."
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.
From Dr. Hiram Sloat,of St. Louis,
' I tiud your BA:AI*ARILLA a more cffeetit.il remedy !
for the secondary svrnptcli.it of or tpuihs aud for syp'ulitio j
disease than any other wc irosse-... lli pro ession :*rc *n- I
debted to you for seme or the best medicine* we have."
From A. t. French, .If. D.,an p'tifSi-ian rf Late '
reiirc, Man , icho is a prominent wr.tiarr of t\e iff I- j
Inture of Massachusetts.
" Du. AYirt. My dear Sir: I have found your S..itß.v-
PARH.LA an excellent remedy for Sjpihiiis, hot!, of the
primary anil secondary type, and effeetual in some case* j
flint were too obstinate to vichl to other r-medios. Ido ;
n-d know wlut we en employ vvrth more certaiuty of siu.- j
cess, where a powerful alterative is required."
Mr. (litis. S. I Vim Lima, of Xe re Prnnsicick. A. J'., had |
dreadfotutecrsonliis le-a. caused by thejibu- e of mircury
or iiumrial tlisertsc, wnich ert w mar 1 ami more ntrera
vntvd for years, in spite ot every remedy cr tseafiaent .
that could s>e applied, until the persevning use or Aykh's
BARsAi'Ai:n.i..\ relieved him. Few ens.'s can be lou.rd
more inveterate and distressing than this, and it took
several dozen bottles to cure him.
Jbeucorrhcea, Whites, Female Woaktie33,
are generally produced by internal Scrcfnkms tCccr ition,
andare very often en red by the alterative effect of tins
SAKSAr.vniM.A. Some cases require, however, m -id of
tlie SARSAPAKILL-V, the skilful application of local rem
edies.
From the well-known not! widely celebrated Dr. Jacob
Morri'l. of Cine. rati.
" I have found your SAK'&AI'ABILLA an tx eUent al'era
tivc iu diseases of females. Many cases rt irregular:
laiucorrlicca, Intcrual t'lceratlon, and local debility, aris
ing from the scrofulous diathesis, have yielded to'it. HA !
there are few that do net, when i"e effect proptriy aided
by local treatment."
A la ly, unwilling to allow tr,e put feat ion of her name,
writes.
"*r daughter and myself have hc-en i-irol of.a very
debilitating Lcueo-rho:.". of long standing ey tv-o bottles
of your SAR.-AtV.KII.LA."
Ithexunatism, Gout, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Heart Diaease, Jfaurc '.ir.ir,
w hen cansnd by Scrofula in the system, are rapidly* cared
by this tXT. aCvKSAPAKII LA.
► AYEH'S
CATHARTIC PILLS
pi>-so so many advantages over tlio otner purga
tives in tire market, and their super ior virtues are
so universally known, that we need not do more
tlnrn to assure the public their quality is maintained
eqaal to the licst it ever has !*-en, and that they
m'ay be depended on to do all that they have ever
• done.
l'reparod by J. C. A.l KB, M. D., & Co., Lowell,
Alose., and sold hy
i *'
P F. Harry, Bedford, J. K. CMvtn, Behellburg,
! S. M. Ramdollar, Bloody Run t L. Pult, Stonerj
tow n ; G. K. Amtek, St. Ciairsrille; D, Stoirer.
VV 0- ,liber ry ;R, Ralston, Water Street) and dealers
everywhere. July t, 1861.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
j WHEREAS Letfeti of Administration or the
estate 0! John A. Roby, late oi Btdford township,
dec'*)., Lave bttn granted to the subscribe!. Aft
pet sol.* ii.dtbted to said estate, ETC requerted to
make itrmcdiate paymetit, ar.d those bat ciaims
S or demands aa .inst ths estate of said Uec'd., will
make known the aanre without ielay. to
JOSEPH A'. T ATE,
! Bedford; S'pt Iff*l. Administrato-..
VtM HAliTLfcr'S FVRM£R* GOUIM*.
' FuvttT* "j Hrdjtjrd otiJ adjoining
Counltes " 6
I offer the best selection of .
fc *rm Machinery
;u> the world." Having a -rreetiol #
I farming, r.ri being acquainted with the v.„, t 3n( f
latest improver?"- 1-, 1 am continent thai my i.
tior.s will give •> u f<ction, at •"> v ;ate J am willm
TO TAKE THF. KJESPONSIi;.'-! 'TY and WAR.
RANT ali marhines to work an<' . • as represented.
Beside* I furnish many mac bin ItlivereU at the
prire at irhi ■they are retailed jt . plate of monu
f art a ■(,
Tfie Fanner Mowers"
IS M. r r Of* !Rt)A jfA"D STLFL
Weighs b- . i.e., eu' .*i feet swath. Has i
flexible binge cutter bar, twodiiving wheels. So
weight on horses necks. Each horse has but 100
lbs. to pall in cutting.
IT IS THF CHEAPEST AND BEST .MACHINE
NOW OFFERED TO THE PEOPLE.
Ji tr trranfr.d in fail —and cJialitngti the world
1 nova aire* iy sob; nearly one hundred of these
Mowns, and can get but a few mere.
Price $l5O of), delivered in BeJiord— Farmer* must
cnier -'<jon to .-c-cure ma-bire*.
, *
WilL ugaby 's Gum Spring
Ni ill I*3 Il> *i!! £s4
also on har d and for ra'e et Carlisle price*
These .trifle ate n W
"MdSTFR OF THF FIELD;*
Snw Oats, P.ari-y, Wheal, Aye, 4 c ,
.Vfti'-r tt. Grout,'! and break ~>c .S\e-f
Thousand- a'ready in use and toetybc lif p?, j.nJ.
:sd ia year orders SODA, as I iiara bat 50of
flics}.
SO Grcvi Castle Grain Cradles
now on bar..:. The lest the-.e celebrated Crad'f..
'.hat err. be got, as trie epalrsre intend via? vert.
if
IfeX
Hio Eureka Corn Stslk Cutter and
Crusher and H iy <St Cutter-
Having sold moie than 100 cf Cutters the
•as? v-iriter, jn this and adjoining counties, they
treed no praise. Atkvcur Rcigaoois wto have tbemi
Keys* on* l rider Mill'*
rot .ve Farm lSills,
which will gnnd ali kinds o( grain by horse power-,
APPLE PARERS, SCYTHES & S.\EDS >
GRINDSTONES, &c., &o
Hariiware of all kiiads,
NAILS, IRON, PAINT, OIL, &c., &c.
My stock of Hardware war bought at old price#,
in greet put, and I oritr much of it
AS LOW AS EVER.
MY STOCK IS COMPLETE,
and I Will always endeavor to please those who
may favor me with ttielr patronage.
Terms ;<t mU ousts CAHH. unlets oiher*£\&
agrttd.
Farmers wanting Machine*, <A an f kind,
must remember that goods M all kinds are constant.
1/ edvawiuc, end the sooner tbetr orders era givari
the belter lor tbem, es Farm Machinery will aoon
£. ry% .'.''V" '■ t *
advance in prevention r© the rise of materiel, la
te
hot, ftt. i
MARTLET
Mar 20. 1c64.l c 64.
'4*