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I firntflfe EKfU'Bfcif'ffeS
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OF KEIirOIID COUNTY,
j For the year ending January 2d, 1563.
JANES 3 FABQTTIAR, 3SQ ,
Trt !'-jrer o/ B-A ford Count a, in account wit a
said County, from the 4-th nay of Jur.u iry.
ISB-:, if the 2d day of January, ih63.
TRAASUFLEFT, £R.
To balance on LirM r.t !at gpttlemeut *J,£ll 72
To c si: received from collectors.
Joseph Evans. Broad Top township, 1559, 23 68
Lev: Carpeotcr, Londonderry • 16 52
Simon Stuckey, Celeretn ISCC 91 37
K. D. 8.-relay . Bedford borongk IS6I 235 38
Frederick Hiidri randt, Juniata tp. " s7 -.9
Wi'liaui Bcncell, Londonderry ' 42 03
John Aldstadt, St. Clair 86 97
■ azel'ah Baraman, Southampton 01 .- t
•'•.vlo'j-ii Hoover, Woodbetrv'M. " '>7 5 •
hi - ma, M. Lyr.eh, BeJford bor. 1562 193 69
V. ;!;air. Phillips, Bedford tp. •> jq so
liUtiiun Hyde, Harrisou >■ 17933
Casper t-tioup, Juniata •< 129 21 j
Yvijli :.a Cook, Londonderry, an .g 30 ;
Bvttz r f nitcber, Monroe " 35 73
John W.ivde, Napier " 110 51 ;
D. A. T, BU. fs. Providence E itt o? 44 i
Jonn f easier, St. Clu:r <• 40 |
'Francis Beard, Uuian ♦ 134 52
J. E. Duibdrrov., '.Voodberry M. " 115 43
Henry Nicodeinus, Bedford bor. 1563 46'J 16
Jacob Fc.trr, Bedford towr.sbip 500 00
Peter Ewalt, Schellsburg bor. • 128 52
Satiiitl Bei er, Bloody Run bor. " 70 0
Lewis N. Fvan, Juniata tp. " 350 00
Thomas -h j r. Cumberland Valley 55C 4j
Nicholas Kcotts, Snalre Spring ** 433 76 j
Herbert Shoemaker, Coleraic " s<jß IS !
D. A T, Black, Providence F.ast " 93 33 (
Jacob "Carpenter, Londonderry i; 2i. 53;
GeoTge Beegle, Daio.i " sto 00 !
Jam': K. Ray, 1 'cotwell " 42t 52 j
John C. 1- igart, Broad Top • 4*i 80
Aura, i.eed, Woodberry 2. " I'JO-'Ki
Jo! n Mors, Souti ainpton " 105 "3
Jciin W. Crtsrr.an, -1. Clair • 706 0i
Pelfi V\ i'i ', .dr.er, Napier " 597 2\
-V if rod Entnken. L.berty " 22 8S
Ba'tzer Fletciitr, Monroe " lvO 00
Vtiptam i!. Pearson, V/oodberry M. " . Rf7 9!
It. H. AkerS; BcQiLrd borough 1864 322 ;
John k. Figaid, Broad Top " 213 11
Samuel Bendmr, Bloody Kur. tor. " 3S 08
Wm. Ma-on, Ctimb'd Valley tp. " 100 L')
ftrlert s.iocnj = ker, Coiera;a " 2xo
'Vm. Gcsutii, Hop-well " 150 C-
George Gaidß', Juniata, " 2CO On
Benjamin Vaiemirn, Londohderry " 200 00
Wn.. r-'jekey, Monroe " 153 00
William Ciisman. Napier " '2OO 00
Jo,epn . is. r, Ptovidni.e W. " 200 00
P. y Barton, Proviuence E. " 125 00
Samu'l Eeckley, St. Clair " 100 00
-ci-ibai : Perd w, Southampton " 250 00
Gf.arp" Smouse, SnaKfc Spriug, " 102 00
w .mi:/'. id aion " 4 ' AV
Samuel CT."r.ap, Wood berry S. 356 00
Sol. Barley, Woodberry 21. " 5J5 CO
John Echert, Liberty " 286 00
I cn J.T' assessed soldiers 43 SO
Fn ill jFC?-sna, Commonw alth eases 74 43
John Cessi : q., ur.-rjfail lands redeemed 53 52
On nu'.e 01 Mowr r Tate 8 70
Go note of S. Peek 49 5S
John '■ T her, E'q.,or. sr.le of stoves 45 78
C r. f :ss;uii"r; sale of on-ca'.ed lands- 61 72
on unseated lands 524 37
Whole amount received $13,736 75
R TREASURER, CR
tjv enioi'i t p.i:d Grand and Petit Jurors SI.-175 19
Asses,">rs m .king tiieiirual anti other e=-
ses,'r.entc 53(. . j
' fix per - sof spring elictioif 82
' August election 1 80
1 October election 401 3S
Nove~ f-w elect *>n J' J J 00
Jor m Frig: :ner, Commission*! 9 00
P. •J. 3hoem,'Ter " 119 50
■ ADUiew Crisman " 123(10
George Foa ies " 13100
Mi eh. .el Wrtz " 46 00
Jaiiii G. "izi.vr Clerk to Co*naiissioners IbO 00
- IT. H. Alters V.tto.-uey to " '5 00
' Joshua Mower, attending and ippaiiing
Court housii 56 03
" Levi Agnew, Coort crier 57 00
1 " " clean ijg Court House 43 00
•' : Mary Morris, cleaning, ; .4 scrubbing
ofiices in FJourt House 30 00
Wood iurriisiiad Court House and Jail 44 93
- Coal " " " " 23 29
Holding inquests 92 07
' John B- Cz*ti'x, holding inquest 10 S7
* 't iail and bridgs views 117 00
Ctarle .Merv.ii:>., ">r itesasjtnitor.cut
' t.ug wood a d attending Cour' House
' Siinon P. Harbaugh. binding dockets 9 00
" John r ;Dtailt, costs in Commanwsa'lii
-j ,a.r * 1,200 46
i Jonn Mrtior " '** 2 67
- • G. H. Spang " " "3 95
a jJ. A. Mender,ea '' " CO 21
5 i 3coi. Wigfit id " " 56 59
8 j M, Richey " " 11 16
1 Wm, \l. Hall " " 10 00
"> ' Jeien.iah .Sha.v " 22 36
e i Constables returns 296 24
'; Coostablas'attending jories 15 00
j John G. Fisher, attending bridge sales,
copying assessments, holding appeals,
furnis.-iing i iar.k boots for Commis
sioners' offic, Ike., 150 53
J. R. Durborrotv, printing 112 1?
B. F. .Meyeis 507 20
Devid Over 177 70
John .Mor ? a->! Jam"s k". Kav, money
y • overpaid ci duplicates 13 12
j William Oster, attending election 2 9(1
; f. .M Shoemaker, covers tar -'uplicates 3 2
! (Lorge Biaekburn, but'ding bridge in
U Liberty township 1,350 0(
[ : Constable'; arresting prisoners 6 13
i Nicholas Sleek and Marl: Hounare, re
„ I ward and arresting horse thief 52 2(
j Wrn. Hartley, goods furnished for Court
j House 7J
, Geo. Blyiryer k Son " " 83 35
)r | John Aldstadt, taking John Miller to
■ Western Penitentiary 119 Of
e John Aldstadt, keeping prisoners 559 67
r Sam. t're„'i-;i, ov. tor Coort House 129 5<
; John Border, hobbling prisoners J 9'
I Henry Mower, paperiug Frothonotsry'*
nlfire ' 9 9!
John Aldstadt, Led far use of Jii 27 £'
j Talesmen, 48 D
1 Jorhua Mower tti other*, tipstaves *S 7.
1 Het..—,'i?einn ittd, painting Piotbonoiar)'•
of rj 5 41
| Die. ' orrph Br ''- '"also , r-edicai at
' for.,hoc- to K A K 'n' r 11 0i
T 4 ' r k. rvii ai, ,ca' for Coramiasivners'
I c*- - • Yv. 10 2,
1 .-ot Court House 81 CI
; C.ufl q Hugus, Ho-es . t bank
IJ. P. earqahi- rsvepue a. 9ji
note 1 et-ctor, sjre., 4 g
! T. C Garrett, himbe
j J. McCleary, ackaew Jaedf
>1
—.y————
1 John Cock, building bridge 225 00
. * Martin Hoover, work dons on bridge at
Stonerstowr, 75 00
1 Fj L. Hutter, LlanYstnd bocks foi Com
, 1 missior.eiV office 67 90
5 ; O. H. bhanion, dockets for Protbonsta-
office 138 9!
J. B. Noble, eiror in check of Ree4 13 26
L. Is - -Fyan, brilditig bridge 35 00
Frei®.h t on stoves from railroad V 23
i ReetU> Sake it for revenue sUrap t 9 50
Georgii A oades cn bridge 50 00
- : Expenses M" sale of dnsealed lands 35 26
■ i W. s. Haw 1 ,ar stationery 56 44
Misceiianeou s checks 90 88
John Sill inter c & "hta 120 00
John firi-re iute. "v* s T on note 132 00
John Brice 's not ' paid 5,000 00
Fox and wiid cat *ca!ps 216 34
Treasurer's sa'arr 300 00
Stationery 19 99
UiiPurrant funds . 7 00
Treasmer fcr auditing p ccllecting old
accounts 20 00
i Attorney's fees on satno 18 00
j Auditors and clerk 75 00
$16,506 23
Ch rgo* $i 8,736 75
Credits .10 ',506 23
Balance in Treasury $2,"- '3O 62
Statement of Mo..
Dve and owing to JJidforu canty.
Jacob Nice..emus, Woodbony M. IS 54 VI.GB 53
John A. o,boiti, Broad Top lbl 7
Lemuel Evans, " lSjk' 67
John C. .\loi/,irt, Cutrh.'u Ya'ley " 26
Jacob A. Nicodemus. Woodberry Al. "
George Roades, Liberty 1833 50 lii
Jj ob S. P.iutibaiigh, Woodberry S. " 32
A Oram Croyie. Union 1860 2~ " '"J
Jacob 8. Bruoil-'M igb, Woodberry S. " i's 86
it. D. Ra.clay, Bedfoid borough 1461 26 2l
John Aldstadt, St. Ciair " 16 .0 9
Tkmnus M. Lynch, Bedford bor. 1862 in !> i
Wm. Pbiliiys, Bedford tp. " 4-3 33 .
P. Hiirdinait, Cumberland Valley " 32 50 1
J. it. Lorborro'v, V.oodberry M. " 238 17 S
ttmwi Working, Woodkotry 8. " l ,\s 92 \ J
IH. 'Nieodetct s, Bedford bor. 1863 502 77 j
j Ju.oh Fetter, I'sJiojd tp. " 1,003 72 j
] D iviu Sparks, Providence W. " ISO 14 I 3
i Hczeiiiuh May, Harrison " 367 55}
JL. N. Fyan, Juniata " 85 421 1
I D.A. 1. Biac.c, I rovider.ee E. " 270 C 8 j I
I .1 .cob Carpenter, Londonderry " 13! OK !
j George Ih-egie, ' . ,ca • 206 03 !
Aar . Rued, V.'oouberry S. " 1,099 37 I q
.1. W. Ciisman, St. Clair " 43 7t j
Ba'.rzer Fletcher, Monroe " 328 82 i
CT. H. Akers, Bedford b*r. 1881 670 GO !
Henry Beegle, Bedford tp. " 1,821 8J "
John C. Figart, Bro?d i'op " 9)2 og ,
, Samuel Bender, Bioody Run br. " 214 44 '
W'ni. Mason, Cumberland Valley " 813 33
; Herbert Shoemaker, Cclersia " 723 45
I Wm. Goneeh, Hopewell " 313- 07 ! 1
; Alexander Sboetnakcr, Harrison " 359 81 1 I
G'ecrgrt Gar l '!!, J'u.iata " 437 41 !
I Beuj. Va!-mi.in, Londonderry " 234 23 J
Was. btuckey, Monro: " 476 66 I q
Vm. Ci.srr.an, Napier " i 773 07
Joseph Fieher, W do 19t 14f •
Peter Al. Carton, Providence E. do 319 25 t
t.-srsu*-! Beckley, Sr. C.'air co 1,006 92 ! 1
lArchibald Petoevv, SautliaiDpton do 234 81 j,
?e rge Smeuse, Snake Spring do 510 t>3 I
i K 1. Rock, Sehlisborg bor. do 172 83 i
; G**rg Becg'e, Union do 621 S7 •
; Ciisman, Woodberry S. do 1,075 9'- 1
! Vrl?y, Woodberry Al. do 1,145 24 I I
John -cbart l l.ibejty do 96 79 j i
T <ti. §19,033 23 I I
Lay" Pu-'af the above is subject to exotierajions I '
and corn mis., on _, an j ~,po n a || sums due over fif- '
j teen months,nterest will t>a charged.
Sh.4iciuo-)t cf Moneys ! j
* Due and twd by Hedjord County.
j To Joan Sill 52.000 00 j 1
; fh-'-r . rov : ' The r."*acii r n Sltl.iect I
' to 'tie orti<-r of tae i.0n... ;il ■> 0 nan 32
B'> uty Fuiid. |'
TREASURER, CR. '
i I'a BEiu:.rt 1 c ".vol fivli collectors, as follows . I
Nicfenla* Kftcs, Snake.Spring 1533 570 07,
Thomas Visher, Conbeiianrt Valley 92 40 :
I Ssui-iei B'.nfier, Bioquy Run bon 31 09
1 Wm. "'. Pfiirsoti, 'Aoodbcfry M 15t 72
L.N. Fyan, Juniata 431 36
. ALred Entnken. Liberty TO 55 ;
■ j Peter Ewalt. Scheilsburg bor. 55 52 1
; H Nicoaernus, Bedford hoi. 69 75 j 1
Herbert aiujamaaer, C'olerain 30 00 !;
! Btlizer Fletcher, Monroe 900 0t) jt
! ! John C. Figard, Broaii Top 296 63 it
Jacob Carp-oter, Loadcoderry 53 61 1
John W. Crixa<i, Ft. Ciair 75 00 ji
' ! P-ter Winegardner, Napier 217 28 1
1 i Hezekiah May, Harrison CO 00 I
' D. A. V. BUck, Providence E. 3to 00 j
' ! l.cofc p-etter, Bedford township Cf>3 33 |
' j t'.r ury Beegle, do 1861 680 00 :
' John C. Figard, Broad Top 400 00 |
•' j Sarnuel Bender, Bioody Run b&r. 4-f 00 i
' j Wm. Ma'-on, Cuinberl tt.d Valiey 310 00 '
] ' Herbert Shoemaker, Colerain 180 00 j
I ' Wm. Gorsuch, Hopewell 290 00 I
Alexander Sho-m <ker. Harrison 150 00 j
| George G.irdill, iuniata 270 00'
•tei .iann Valentine, Londonderry 230 00 i
William Stuckey, Alouroe 267 00
1 Will tarn Cnm.in, Napier 404 00
Joseph Fi*ner, Provnleucc A r . 150 00
J \ P. M. Barton. Providence E. 190 00
j Samuel Beckley, St. Clair 375 00
J \ Ar JiSald Perdevv, Southampton 200 00
' 1 (Jecige Smouse. S ike Spring 253 00
Wrr,. J. Rock, Srhellsbnrg borough 73 00 t
■l George Beegle, Union 180 00
batrn.'el C'risman, Woodbe-ry S 585 00
' Soi. Barley, Woodberry Al, 740 00
T John Lcaurt, Liberty 100 00
♦ $8,433 31
7 ' '
TREASURER, CR.
L Sy whole amount paid eut es per Com
rj luissioners'drafts $5.493 10
f 'liea-nrer's commission 84 83
u Auditori and clerk 40 00
6 .
$8,617 93
Credits $8,617 93
Charges 8,i33 31
3al. due Tfeasurer Farquhar $lB4 62
r i
Moneys oicc I £> tdford county cn Bounty Fund
0 ft or/1 collectors, as folio vs :
j Balizer Fletcher .Monroe 1563 78 82
2 1 David Sparks Providence W. 52 14 I
0 Hezekiah May Harvison 375 55 j
5 D. A. i. Biacx Providence E. 9S 44
( T . H. A kers Bedford
0 Henry Bcglc Bedford township 161 58
2 Jobr C. ripar! Broad Top 112 92
Samuel Bender Bloody Run borough 59 S4
:0 William Mason Cumberland Valley 152 3V
Herbert Shoemaker Colerain 293 24
15 William Gorsuch Hopewell 34 85
;9 Alevar.der Shoemaker Harrison 30 29
George Gardill Juniata 49 28
10 j Benjamin Valentine Londonderry 40 36
,7 j William Stuckey Monroe 49 40
iO ' Joseph Fisher Providence W. , 48 16
►0 i Peter M. Barton Providence P.. * 47 60
j Srr. "! B'ckley St. Clair l"7 07
12 j Arcaiba'i ?rd *w SouThamntoa 68 59
■1) ' George Smonse Snake Sp ina 39 43
!G ! William J. Ruck Sche'lsburg hot. 16 52
!5 Geoig" Beegle U.nca j23 26
Samuel Cnmsn Woodborry 5. j3O 43
15 Scl. Barley Wocniberry M. T2
! Joan Kchart Liberty 9I
)0 j
$2,813 S2
(5 : Y.ZTTYQMI CoUsiy, se:
.0 j '■> ladersigned Anditrrs of Bedford county, do
' hereby certify, that in pursuance of the Act of As
-50 mbly in caa's made an ! provided, they met
it , at 'he Cjur'. House, in the borough of Bedford, znd
yj did audit and adjust the accounts of James ti. Far
i it v - - > -it -t-- uaammmcxme^f
' ar, Esq., Tie&curer of said county, for tb year j
!, as contained in the toregsitig stateents arid i
I iwe hae examined the foregoing accounts of
jeys due to and owed by Bedford county, and
> t we have found the same to bs correct.
s'itnebS cur bauds this 4th di-y of January, 1 SCO•
JOHN H. BARTON,
i DANIEL BARLKT, 1
) DA Tin EVANS,
f *KT —F.. F. R'IRE, Cleric. Auditors.
! jori of the Auditors of Bedford county to
; he Auditor General, January ith, IS6T.
JAMBS B. FARQUHAR, ESQ.,
, "hsurer of Bedford county, in account with the
) ornmonwealth of Pennsylvania.
, TREASURER, DR.
I Tmount received from collectors $7,610 73
j oo unseated land* 335 93
J $7,946 66
TREASURER, CR.
) & mount paid State Treasurer, as per
) ceipts examined and filed , $5,530 69
) Gificate of deposit from Reed it Scbell 2,336 51
. Insurers commission 79 16
$7,916 66
Tavern Licenses, Dr.
Tiggregate amount assessed for 1861 S7BO 00
Cr.
Byrnount paid State Treasurer,
pei leceipt.s uated April 3th
.i July 6th $650 75
Caficate of deposit 2S 25
Ejeration of John Drbeiv 15 00
Tisnrers commission on #mt assd 36 00 ——
$730 00
Eating Houses Dr.
To gregata amount for ISG4 SIOO 00
Cr.
Excretion of John Harris f )0 00
Treurers commission 1 50
Aaiut paid State Treasurer S5 50
Si"UO 00
J)icfit/eries, Dr.
1 Ta igregatt amount assessed for JSB f SOO 00
Cr.
; 'y >a?urers commission on S4O $3 00
j\ tr.t paid State Treasurer 37 00
S6O Ou
Banks, Br.
To a j" re S a?e amount -* <3r JS6I S2O 00
p., -r r - trers eommiss.&u' on $-0 $1 00
p.."'; , .. Treasurer 'VJ 00
1 *' u • S2O 0u
Co. "C'.onnries, Dr.
To Mgfegat, oDt tor 1384 515 00
Bv Trtsorera to Clrn ' : '*ion on sll .7a
Paid Site Treaan. " tr J 7~Z
sls 00
Ten if;j Alleys an t/ Billiards, Dr.
To agfegate amoun.t .' or - *
( *
By Trtisururs coirmisvo r ' D * yj
Paid date Treasurer 28 *° f -—
I.tquoi Dealers, Dr.
To aggregate amount for JSh'l 57a
Cr.
By Th'surers commission oa' ?25 $1 25
Paid btate Treasurer 23 75
$25 CO
Mir can file License, P T •
-o aggregate amount for 1664 $696 CO
Cr.
Ly exoneration s2l
Treasurers commission on $673 33
B.'F. Meyers publishing retailers li
censes 12 CO
U. F. jifeNeil do do 12 06'
Paid State Treasurer 617 25- —
SG9 d
There is now outstanding in the hands of
collectors tor 1861 ai.d previous years
aiid due the State $6,565 bP- \
Bedford County, ss .*
1 he undersigned Auditors ©f said county, do cer
tity that in pursuance of the Acts of Assembly in
audit and adjust the accounts between James B.
1 aiquhar, Esq., Treasurer of said county ..arid the
Commonwealth ofoPennsyivania, as csutcined in
the Lregoing .tatetr.erits. Witney tU r han Is this
4tb fay of January, 1865.
JOHN H. BARTON,
DANIEL BARLEY,
DAVID EVANS,
a;.est—E- F.Kerr, Clerk. Auditors. '
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Bet: rs of administration on the estate of Alex
tnder V\ arsing, Jate of Hopewell township, dec'tf.,
t>en Qrantfd to th<* subscriber,-rus - in
tlopewei!, all parsons indebted to said estate ire
tiiereiore notified io make payment immediately. ;
and those having claims wiii present them properly i
authenticated for settlement.
JOHN MAJOR, Adm'r.
Februajry 17, 1865—6t
Orphans' Court *a!e
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. j
3) virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court cf;
Bedioic county, rfap subscriber wiii sell a, public j
•ale ot the premises, in Napier township, on
SATURDAY, .MARCH 18, 1865.
all tint valuable tract of land o; which William N.
Taeki'irn died seized, containing 180 acres aert
! measure, about 10 acres < f which is good meadow,
I the iilance being well timbered. The improve
j mentsare a large
! LCD HOUSE, DOUBLE LOG BARJT, '
i J mat House and other necessary buildings. Also,
jan OK HARD of CHOICE FRUII' TREES. This
I tot- 0 ft Jjornß lands of David Lingenfelter. Robert
. o.acJurri, i ho ma 3 P. Stuuebaker, Nathan Carson
| am! two miles north of Schelisburg, and con
| venmt to mills, church ana schools. Terms—one
| ti.ir.bt the purchase money at the eontirrriaCioc of
I ihe sie, the baiar.ee in two equal annual payments
j with.nterest. Sale To commence ut 10 o'clock ot i
said ay. EDMUND S. BLACKBURN,
Trustee for tr.e sale of the tea! esiato et
j „ William N. Blackbura, dee'd.
Ifvruary 17, IS6s—it
Sale
Of Valuable Kea! Estate.;
JO If,\ ALSJP, Auctioneer.
i Te undersigned will offer at pubi c sale, at Bridg-'
i portjon SATURDAY, M \RCH !1, ISCd, the f O J.
j lotvig valuable tracts of" iand;
: A Tract of excellent Coal Land, situated
! in Si'bampton township, Somerset county, adjoin->
ingjands ot Dr. S. Fechtig and Andrew F.mnck.!
j confining about 225 acre®, warranted in the natr a i
j0: eucrcs lle'so. 'ihere is on this tiact a vein of i
cosil feet in thickness. It is also weil timbered.!
A Tract of Coat end timber Lend,
eifjted in Londonderry township, Bedford county,
adjhing lands of John VVilbeim, sr., Somerset J
cc.ty line and lands of John VVilhelm, jr., contain-
acres, warranted in the name ot Jas. Shaw,
j . A Trad of Coal and Timber Land, .
slate t in Londondeiry township, Bedford county,
acining the first named tract, containing SI acres,
1 anv.-arrar.ted in the name of Cornelius Devoie.
1 . A Tract, of CotU and Timber Land,
I iftondonderry township, Bedford county, adjotn
> inlands of And'w Buzzard, Abr&iiara Kerns' heirs
I ai others, containing 65 acres and 87 perches,
> wtanted in the narae of Cornelius Devore.
' . The Undivided one half of, IKB Acres
' oTimber Land, in Allegheny township, Somerset
' cn'y, aiijoining lands of JohnGeiger, Jacob Trout-
J ni. Joan Alsip and others.
i .'h o cbove liescribeil iai ds are located in the Wel
liburg Coal R:g ; ca, celelrated for its wealth io
) iVtuH. 1 ciroleum has recently been discovered
". ®.V"'?rsburg, or.iy five .pith s from these lands,
' j .1 it is confidently br-Ueved exists upon these
i tcts.
idle to comts mce at 12 o'clock el said day, v ben
tos will be made known bv
> JAMES C. DEVORE,
JACOB C. DEVORE,
t JOHN C. ViCKEOI,
i Ex'is. of Cornelius Devore, dse'd.
- i February 17, 1865.
8 h R 1 w E R's
BALSAMIC COiiCli SVHIF.
For Cou<rfis t Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood,
Fain and Weakness of the Breast,
Difficulty of Breathing, frc.
.'T'liIS is no new remedy. It has been used Ruvs .
T for a number of years in Maryland and
parts of Pennsylvania, and ba9, wherevar
known, acquired an unprecedented reputation
for curing the various diseases for which it is
recommended.
ho apparent is its usefulness, and sp remark
able has been its cures, that it is fast super- yotr '
ceding everv other remedy for those diseases.
The-afflicted can rely upon it doing as much
for them, and in many ca-cs more thazi any
other remedy now before the public.
It is recommended and prescribed in the
practice of a large number of the most iotel- Ch.il
ligent and able physicians of Maryland. It drtn.
is used arid considered an indispensable house
hold remedy by a large portion of the first
families of the State. 1 |
It is used by all classes of society, and the
universal opinion is that it is good. This
Syrup it pure!}/ Vegetable Compound. It i JVe j
pleasant to ta. e, and nev. r dees injury. But
owing to its purifying qualities, oast do good
under any circumstances. Its effects are tru
ly v> ..nderful, soothing, calming, and allaying child
!?be most violent coughs, purifying, strength
ening and invigorating the wnole system,
calming and scathing the nerves; aiuiugand
{ facilitating expec.oii ti- and heating the rJ .
DISEASED LONGS, j
1 1 tbits sinking at ll— root ot disease, and dri
| ring it from the system.
) | GROUP. die of j
This diseare is anroor.ced by difiieiilty of
b.-eatniug, shrill whistling or wneezrog, hack
ing cough ar.d threateued suffocatian. Sic. It
niostiy occurs in young children. No rh'ld croup 1
, need die of croup 11 this Syrup is properly !
u-oil and use ! tirtnue. Mothers having cr.jp/
child.en ehould watch tee first show of the j
' disease, and always k ep this remedy at 'and. if this ;
For cough 9 alter measles this syrup is most {
| ~in iet.. Experience has p.oven that :• rs
- j equi! e J by no other preparaiioc.
- | The price of the cvirn-'y is nch as to p'aco syrup j
jit within the reach of -!!, toe poor a vv-ii as
i 1 the ricli, and every poison should have it.
| Every person shrtu!! have it in the bous-v j
|ltis a true and faithiul friend to alt who val- it
m j ue health and wish to secure themselves mr. ,
I gaiast titat most terrible di. ease, coneutnp
: tion. It will he tound the rr.ost useful as well
las the ciicipe-t family medicine ui tue world, use I
I lc has ueeu used for the Ut four years wita ;
i a success without a parallel,
j Price 40 c:?. pjr he-tie, nr three bottles for
-jftJDO. Frepsreif by S. A. Ptati it Bro. tit
L' I For by ii. C. 1! rmer a; dB. f. Harry
j Druggists, Bedtord, Pa.
0 [ December 23, 1864—iy. time. '
- " |
! SHUISLE'S I!.DU% Y^RMIFL'GE'
9 j QISCIS the lutioducticn of th : s beautiful piepara
tion, >1 has been steadily advancing into pub!.: fa- j
f j vcr. Its astonisiii-.g eihea-.-y in expelling w. rmr
I has won for it many friends wherever Know:, ur.d |
• see a# speak i : praise to i
s ot hers, so that 8 Lit is fast beisig
i v t.v iced into > TO '/every fortify ta
'! th>.' iNhd. l'he.v, for it is i
Decerning n DESTROY , mense. To make
>! it ati •' mcrreE worthy the pref
j erence WORMS! £ shown ;t, the
j PHeratax'of patting it up in
j a much fceu d 3 t 7" ie ' thar ' formerly. It is now
1 prepned with the greatest care of uniform strength,
I it a pl<in dir.ee tions, t'o that try one can adnituis
| tei if.
;; it is entire!) Vegetable—Perfectly Safe
1 A, tt< Harmless,
\
; And faa3 never been Tr.crwn to fa:! to expM worms,
\\here worms existed- - fi® propiietors boldly as
ihttl it IB superior .to .>r.y otr.er preparation in
world.
[C,TAsk for SHRINER'S IN DIA3? VERMIFUGE,
~\ke no oh-' „ o-3-p,i - 25 cents dlt bottle.
*■* ■! • vTicreil ly 8. a. FoutA tc Bro., end tor fai
nt tV d.'dg stores of Reamer una Harry, Bedford,
Pa. Decemh er 33, 1864—1y. i
F i>b' T2 ' 3 MISTU liG,
THE TS a£' f® and re'iablo remedy vor the cure of
| Rbeu'inatiem . Painful Nervous Atrscrion:,
Sprains, !. U'ns, Swetlings and ail ifosea.-c? re
' VSI.IT qu.ring an ixternal application On rf.au.
On horses D will never fail to curv PD p
evii, Fibtula, idd running sores, or Swetfne V, !
DIM- it properly applied. For r-prains, brui-ee, ;
••■KM scratches, crooh-'d hoof-, cba!■ eacl-He? or F
collar gall, cut? or wounds, it i 3 a:i infaliitr'e '
for remedy. Try it an "i fie convinced of its eta- !
! cacy.
RHKC?! A TIB 51. v!
.MAX Persons afflicted witir this disease no mat- V
ter of how long standing', can be promptly
and effectually cured by .ssir.g 1 us Mixture.
1 KNS Ti-ere is nothing in the world to sure and
so good to take away bar f corn*, and cure
i BEAST Frost Biter as this preparation. Try it and
satisfy yourselves, Trio. 25 and 50 cents
j NOW per bottie. Prepared by
S. A. FOUTZ, Daltirr.'ore, Md.
IIN vsa. 05?" For sale at tbe dreg Stores <\f Reamer
ar.d Harry, Bedford, pa. [Dec. 23, 'Cl—ly
FOUTZ'®
■ CELEBKATED HOESE AND CATTLE i
POWDERS.
']'Hr v U Powders have proved after a t.ialof
1 several years, to be superior to any prep
, craiion of the kind in use. The chief superi
ority of theie powders arises from the fact
that they are composed of medicines that have
Laxative, Tonic and Puriiying prcpertits
Tbe laxative ejects cruaitics from tbe stomach
wottd iiittstins. the tonic give* strength 10 the_
<~sy tem of the Ho!-*, ar.d the purifying -oedt-'—
%Ccir>es contrl' tl in tbem cleanse tbe biood. a::d i~)
"'lay t'nt tounda'.icn for c vi®,itou and healthyu*
The use of tam improves the
wind, strengthens tbe appi tite and gives the
horse a fine, smooth and glossy skin—thus itn
* proving the appearance, vigoi and spirit of
this noble aainaaj.
'J'hti.-. pxw-Jsis are not intended, as most
powders are, to bloat the animal, so as to give '
him the appearance 01 being fat when net re- J
t aii/ so—but, to remove the diseasa ami pro-
I mote his genera! health.
ITbes; powders wilt strcr.grh*-i th® stom
ach and intestines clear.se them from ofi'-n
--• k sive matter, and bring theru to a faealtby
f state. They area sure prevention of Lung
| Fever, ar.d a certain remedy for ell diseases
incident io the Horse, as Glanders, Ycilcw
Water, Distempers, Founder, Heaves, Slav
!. ering, Cocghs, Fevers, Loss of Appetite, ari l
| Vital Energy, fee.—These I'owders, if used
two or three times a week, through the v.-in
{< te* and spring, your horse ..ill never get the
•it Lung Fever, Coiic or Botts. A few doses of A* i
' t- these powders will reincve the worst cough, >-5 1
1—; on au/ horse. V.ere o-.vrers of horses to j
i- teed a few of these powders every year, they
■ " £?3 might save tno lives of many valuable horses.
[[ MILCH COWS.
1 The pr k j>rrtßs this powder possesses ih iii
. j creasing the quantity of milk in cows, gives
. [ it an importance and value which should
j place it in the bands of eve r y person keep
! jr.g a cow. In fattening cattle, it gives tbem
j an apperite, iccnrus their hide, and makes
. foem thrive much tast-r. *—
it - IT O G- fl . g
,! a Ir. alt disease of swine, t3 coughs, clcet* ff.
j 55 ra he .onga and liver, &c.. by putting from t*s
i w " half a paper to a paper of these powders in '
1' a barrel of a will, t i_j above disease can be j
t cured or entirely prevented. By using thess
| powders the hog cholera cap Be prevented. 1
L Prepared by S. A. FOUTZ.
VVestcitnitur, Md. |
CS®"For sale at the Drugstores of Roaaer ,
i and Hasry, Bedford, PB. Dec. id— lj.
! The Stump Islands Oil Co;^ ny
CAI 'iTAL SJrJO.OOO.
' Development Fund $21,000.
120,000 Share;- ' Ps"? Valug SI.OO each.
1 No certificate* of to be ised to the c,.r
--: poratori until 2/,000 i f ha! J have b-i n sold for
1 the benefit of ail the etockbolder*, in !><? further
' development of t.'it Ceri V £ '■< property.
W.M. HARTLEY Pree't., Bedford, Pa.
Hon. S. L. Rrsstsu , '/>c*"y & Treasurer.
| Hon. T. B. SHAXSOV. M. ' alifornia }
W. D. ;vlcK;n#trv, .\ l Terc *rsi)t.rp, Pa , (-
! Hon. DAVIS, H'edfi; x 'r f \
J. M. SKOKVAKIX, I 0
G. W. Rev?, do )*'.
| Ibe property of this comparTv is ell owned re fee
R.mnle and '.sail paid for; and cons. Mr li <h? fol
lowing tracts: .
Ist. Th i valuable Maud known as i\* '-Lower.
, Stump Cteek Island," containing 5 acr." 1 ' 83
! perches; sit us ted'in the Allegheny xtverl. t? the
i mouth of the Clarion river. On this Lelsrri ■ader-.
; rick w. erected in the spring of 1861. and m -'
i gine placed on the ground, but the war bre&j&Og
out the parties sold off and eaiDted.
! 2 d. The "Upper Stump Creek Is V.d," situated
'out a few rod 3 above the Lower Mend, containing
j 4 acre? end 20 percbes, four acres or which are cwj
■ed by 11.is Company, on which are erected a house,
: stable, Ac.
Neither of these Isi. nJg ig liable to overflow. and
j both are well protected by atones and trees agiins'-
' washing. By reference to,;be man <•'. Pennsylva
j nia, it vv.li be observed tha't the Clarion river erap
, tie. jr.to the Allegheny at a purnt dun South from
> Oii Creek, and as is found at Fie?p,orC on tnia
tin further South, we have every reason to believe
'hot thesedslaii are in the very centfeof the great
|O. :J. it of ?enu>yivania. Bviiues alt this they lie
{tur below the Coal Measures.
The Company ai>o can or:<* scr° and eix'y-ons
1 percuss ct la..boat j ir .ics above ths Upper
. Isbi.-. i, 6t tee r!C•' not R.tchey Kn, iu--r th A to-.va
;at Cmlentou, V r.ango county, fa., upon which it
i the ce ebrated Toir arfd W'id<l wl:. with new en
jgiuec, derrick, buildings, &c., ike., and the well
j i-- bored to the depth of 120 r-er. Th -.veil mt
, tubeu at r-rt feet, ar Jin a few* fames pumP 1 ng yield
led about one barrel of o|; be l " the pr-mrietors ie
; to pi: k it deeper, and the company will,
j „• sco- a? popti- !*, sink tins we!: if necessary, to
j the depth ot' IliCO teet or mure. The "Stump Isl
j and Company" owntbaWßOLsofthis well, fixtures
} and land, and th? "De velopment fund" will b • a r,-
i ply sufficient to complete this well, and sink others
jint: " Islam'. 1 here :s besides, room fnougu oa
i 1; Ritehev Run tract for several more well.',
j The property owned by this Company i aUproc
bote.,* Terr:tory. and persons acquainted -.vith
j th? i.inds aiong t£ie A leg.-eny u;:d other oil rtreanti
j will tear witness that we have more practical bor
i itij surface than n-.any of the 300 acre rracte con-.
la': . in odd '.oii to ? is. oti ! : will compare
! favorably with the la: :: majotity oi Companies
' whose capital sdock is fire times as great.
| 1 •:? j.-.-vic .. u* an c.lici-'r.t "tip. riutendent have
• been of.aicied, r.nd the Directors aie determined to
pros- -ur? operations vigor os'y. Persons desirous
j of securing a portion of tie: 21,050 shares of rC.ck
| c ust apply toon, to Hon. 5. L. Rrsscuu. Bedford,
i , at v.* o.lice subserip iun oooks Lave been
. op-n- v>. the sale ot stock u! il.tJO per shars.
i B.dford, February to, ;Su".
I ' J. •
| EXECUTORS' rvoiiCE.
Letters tc:.• iioentwy on the estate of Jo c cpt,
| Hewitt, late of Napier township, deceased, having
i uecTi grar ed to the subscribers, .1! persons indebt
j ed to sa. ■ estate ar** hereby nci ified to. make imtEe
i dute paymsot, ami -bo-e Lav ng cir.ims against the
will present tbem properly authenticated for
j settlem*:. THOMAS McCOV,
JAMKS ALLISON,
j February 10, 1U65—61* Executors.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Letters tesfamentaiy on the estate of Michael
Letter, late ot Bedtord township, decease,', havir. 0 *
been granted to the subscriber, ail persons indebted
to said estate are hereby notified to iralte immedi
ate payment, ans those hiving c'aim3 against the
same will present them propr)y authenticated for
settlement. ' J. W. TO.MLINSON,
. Febiuary 10, I5Q5— 6t ExecutoK
-C. N. Btcr.ot, j. q Minriea, n.,
IBWUfI,
BEDFORD, PA.
| OEice in the Bank Building, Juliana St.
j Ail operations, pertaining to Surgical or Mecban
jttrl Dentistry. c&retui'y avu faithfully perfrrmed,
I and warranted.
j TEEMS— CASH.
i Bedford, January 6, 1565.
R2l 1A i* AL.
! I- C* FARQUHAK has removed his store to the
j Colonnade irn rediately .ippositc the Nicholas Lyons
j stand. An his former patrons and the public gen
* erally. ttie invited To call and see biro.
Janusry 6, 16C5.
FLEMING jIOLLIDAV
WITH
PAUL GSAFF, Wm. H. WKIMEB,
ISAAC WATKIX, fiiafi. SARPMOTOS.
GRAFF, WATKiM & CO.,
Waolosala r-salsrs in
HOOTS .IP SHOES,
No. 426 Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
j January 13, ISCs—ly.
FELIX HEYMAN
WITH
| Arnold, & Alrdlinger.
Importers, Jobbers, and Wholesale Deaiers ia
| CLOTHING,
tClotlis, Cassimsres, Vesting Tailors* Trim-
St.
| N05.333 Market S.rset, and 37Jftffb Fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
| i .FFERS jr-at inducements to Wholesale Dealer#
j vj from the Country, in quantity, quality, style,
prices and terms.
Merchants, Tailors and Deaiers visiting Philadel
phia, vvt ! firm ir to advantage to call and ex
amine slork t>nd learn prires before purchasing el#e
! where. Doc &, ISo4—ly
WM, W. PAUL. D.J. HOAR.
H. L. HOOD.
WITH
WM. \y. PALL A fx>.,
WHOLESALE
BOOT & SHOE
WA REHOUSE,
623 Market St. Ac b'tt Corntneiea St. above Sixtk,
P H 1 I. A D E I. P !i I A .
December 16, IS3l—ly,
WARTISAN &. AMELIAY,
(Srr-Esoaa TO MI'CHAEL WARTMAN 4-CO.)
Talacca. and |egair
MANUFACTORY,
!y>. 3ta NORTH TIIIRO STREET, ;
v
Sscood door below
PHILAD £j^pHTA.
,J vr. WART MAN. a. V. Fri GEL MAN
J