" 3FPFOH D GAZETTE. ;
"rr.romx, Ccrosta G, 10-03.l 0 -03.
Y 1 1 L. I'J v will I>C iis.i-1 tliG :
C..uri !*'■*• on
.MONDAY EVENING. Oct. 9.
Turnout! Rally for the White Man'* Gov
#rroieiit: A. J. SANSOM, Prca't. !
(UN.N&*IIOIiT 0. K.!
UVZZ.M HUZZa! HUZZA!
Cvnneoticut Las just voted ami Negro Si.ff- !
r .*i Liw i>eeti defeated by 5.000 majority!)
>'?-, hoy*-', for l'cnnsylvat.ia ! —Tim following)
S ' the returns from Connecticut:
CONNECTICUT ELECTION,
HAO:'. 2.—Ti is city has given 6"4 !
y against tin- Hmemhacnt giving the right
p{ sutirige to negroes. Greenwich civts a ihe
•vj-jrity of 2-S5, ar.il a Democratic majority !
jjrtiie town ticket. Norwich !; gives 125 j
ag"in<t t!c amendment.
[-ECOND DESPATCH ]
Returns fr cn thirty-three t ,vnr give 2890 j
griiirity against ti.e Ann ndmcnt, whi, b is j
--, defeated, by from 3"JO tc 59U0 ma- *
J&*'
\V: understand that ir. Be* . . r, ag-.m!
i V i iI.J "i'holograpu family Record. : v. 1:1 in j
nj 9*H the work "xe.pt by c v'■scrip*i m, '■
It cannot be had in ti.e sit* v\ Cur r ace |
rhoulJ !* ready to gubseribe f ?r he "I'miii'v j
a hen the ag.at maker !is vi-it. We !
.<■ r. ,
nndci-tand that it cannot be had at any book
MASON'S 8c::OOI UorsK.—The invincible D - j
ncenc) -f the lower "mi of Cumberland Vi'.l- .
hv. nmt at Mason's School li-.ese, on Thorn- ,
dy evening last. President, 7.lbs Huvuinp-r;
Vice Presidents, Francb M. Eiiioit, lteuhen j
H. Jineer, Levi H-trduia;:, Levi II :riir*g"r,'
Jin W. Rice; Secretuyh's, John Diuir, fin- (
K.-lt-r, G -J. Elliott. Speeches were made by j
J. G. Fisher, John Palmer and John Blair, j
£<qs. Mr Blair made a most excellent ad- j
drew. The "'lower en!'' of C. Vslley la O. iv !
Hfsr's Scho ji. liou-K. A large meeting (
f the sterling D ;mooracv of the uop?r end of
C V alley to , was he'd at Hunt's School House
or Saturday evening last. Daniel Miller acted ;
sa President; Win. McOellan. Tobias Boor,
Wm. Bagley, John Brown, Vice Presidents;!
Bad Joseph Hemming and Sand. Boor, Seoreia
n ' Soeeches wer3 trade by J. G. ti-her and
Jain Palmer, Esq's The '•upper end' will do I
in duty. j
SIT!I vxifTOo. — The Democrats of Soutb
icipton tp.. had a glorious ri.llv at Adams'
Mil!, on Friday tart. President, Asa Uowsare, I
Vice Presidents, Henry l'ni-y, U. IGi.-un.i.
Jat- Elder, El. NorCvrafi, Jesse liowstre,
Alfred N orthcraft, H -zski-di B v'tman: Score- 1
(rise, Adas': Fett r, 13tvul R d. . , and Jos' na
B wsare. Speech-• werr. ir.a■!<• by B. F.
liters snd Mr. Roland, of JWir-c s>l-. \\\ ■
fckno.vkdg-j cor btc-dnws t- the family dl
W. A d.ioia, Esq , for their kind hospl'.ibty on
faaoccasion S iut? ufnt tnn vri'i de L--r uuty
btxcc;: VT;C Rallt Hie Democr -uic citi- j
*■ :*, r s Br-v 1 Top t;-., had a grand ra! : y at j
C (lj.de, i Mnuy ia t. Speoc' cs were
v.ieby >.< un Palmer end E. F. II r, Eq-
Tbe billowing psrwnf act-i'! iw ofSoors < f ,1? ;
T. iing: President, Dr. A v i D ivnli: viae pros- :
i -'i, Samuel Acker, John A. J. Pearson.
Tn C. I'.gard, Jo--:: Wright, Samuel Wilson
ki 1' - .-1; Secrets:ie-, I'ati bk Dhrew. EC' il
tn:<. I). 11. Bars. A fine clit ntr was served
up at in * hot. 1 of Patrick Dhrew, who ♦•knows
l.r vu k.-ep tavern," and no mi-taka. Tle j
t'.jad Top boys are all light.
'TEIT MTSTING AT HAINSI'.' r.G.— A mon-j
*tTir 'Hning of the Detuocrata of Col. ra:r. j
i . a t R .i'l-burg, on Thur-dav evening;
hst, :: fr -at of Hotel (. uof tbt best |
"• lij •, -*pc in the county )'! be lactes m h re i
' ir. f rtw end every thing went * ;<• rry as j
. " WJ." !• thing happened to mar the)
fl' -veli.-.g,, -v-*nt ilie ir.ter. Un:. )n> o .v par
.. ga b.I in n .-... re '>pt by a fei*
cf d.- n -r.r cf !! •• '!. The D .nacrats of
Ukrain and vicinity wiH remember the insult*
-sJ-t -m flam this store. Esq. Jam*.* keeps
-' or, agent! man and know, now
tsp*ct the r- ipirns of his pt liticftl og t ncnt".
will a!i makes good fivjr, nml d-m
--•Wi.l bxrul-bilb arc not tor,; off i:3 -crs. It
,l * Amtiiiiir.i, t .g of Colcram wart DcC-.'cra<:? i
fwoni, ibtj rr.i-t bhave like white men; e:L
fTy v. ill tind that iiK-re are stores anu
m ' p-cp'e cart go without being insul-
T.e mcetiiig vti orjaoized by the sp
*lttmont of S. H Faatber* President; Pruf.
' huglt.j?, Baiizer Sbcifly, Mm- Uaee, A
,; Ck.idn, Emanuel Shftfer; Jacob ivogg, VV o.
"tier, H irtay Shafer, Gs W. ileal, W. P.
•d'"garr, (i,. V," Cck n:i, Vice I'residente ; D.
fmyip i , ip> ? ~ C "u'v ' l SifiiUi, o.cr.-'i-
An cddre-si was delivered by I>. F. Meyers,
-j' wps , , t y entV.uM.istic. and Co'"'
A ■ thunder defont ioto She ranks o:
Dt."
■i.itfßism on '1 uer-luy next.
•B.ETINO AT SrostEasiowM.—A large meet*
tree and tried Dtmocracy of Liberty
* hi.ll 1 Stoncrstown, on Monday cve
u'"g lest. GEO. F. SI EEL was chosen Pies
"t. Simnci Smith, James B. Jenkins, David
k-t- Samu! l'erkstresser, John C- Nea-
T, reorge Dunlap, Jacob Stoler, were appoin
j \tc" Fr'-identsl ai..l S. o. Fluke, Jfieob
id Jaw:eft Roads. Secretarioa. Spee-
II Mlm iatje by J (', Fisher, John Pain. •
I Ij, l if Meyers. Liberty is O. K. Ti.e p''*
IFb i* :tf„i.'ancß w"—■ ~eli entertained *
I J " ... ui Mr.*- b- Ti i.-ker r l r -
UV. !v . Vv
GF.ATU RAI.LT AT CENTHEVIIXK!—GREAT
UpßtSf.-a IN T.ITTLE BERKS I—Oae of the lars;-
fC.st nettings ever lield in C. Valley, Assembled
ut Centreviile, on Saturday last. Tin Lardy
y cmanry ot •'*}.? valley" were there! The ;•
| dter bojs were lucre ! The good men of all par
ties were there! A large delegation from BcG
: ford was also present, asxiong which were mr.riv
sc idiers. Tin meeting was organized by ap- ;
pointing ARCHIBALD BLAIR, t-.q,, Presi
dent; Vice Presidents, CAPT. MARTIN F. BI>RTZ, J
CAPT F. M. IJAFEK, LIEL'T. WJI. HATER, SERC.T. i
J ALEX DOOR, D:UUT. GEO. W. GI;AY, SEHCT. )
i JESSEMt LEEK; Moses Dickon, Henry M i'er, Sr., |
! Nicodemus Wert a, W. Cessnw, A. Zend; wer, '■
Ex| , Jacob Wertz, Henry it ,sc, Geo. l> "tz, ■
| Mason, Samuel Wiiip. Esq., J. Smith. :
; and Samuel Elliott: Secretaries. Surgeon P. }
H. P nt-yl, CCih V. V„ S.-rgt. F. M. Slack. \
JOM ,h Z> OiL.v.cr, Goo. W. C.sstvs, and Jac.-b i
SC. Gat,..i. Speech*'.- v-c, rutd" !•■* J., hn G.
higher and J,*l,n Puiiiar, 'J he iiiLctiu:
; aJi'Mirncd with three cheers for the whole
n
i Ucibocrattc 11 _i: >- r.
CAVFKDEK'S OTCKE —The eustc-n ei.d of
! Southampton had r fine meeting at ('av, ad rN, i
on Saturday lust, lb*v. Jrimef iVn;. . net I
■ a s Presidcut; Ilei'Jv la-., sure. D - . : i B:>lio-,
. - •
j Abel Barnes, Gideon S tta, A; : . Smith, ;
1 and Joseph Mors, ns Vt- ,•..>• Jcnts ; and Ah- i
:, !♦ p. J Caverder and W. Il.hmiuias!
j Secretaries. Tie meeting wee addressed l*v i>. j
! F. Meyers.
t Sv.i • .SrR'N n.— The I tihccrnta ef Sr.nk. |
Si'i::•••: tp., li- .1 >i'■ ♦! n.sc'ii.2 ftt Havt •:> .-•
! , r. . ,
• SciiOnl house, or. i u ?day • v: i:.g ie t ias- ;
j ideal, Geo. Sinou-s-. Sr., A r ice PrfSiknu, H *
j W. Ro d, Sol. Iteigbnrd, A'-r-. K -.er-, Jelui!
j F.'.an, I. N. KTons, Geo. Shear r, W. C••i.-t
--j inger ; Secretsnf?, Henry Smousp, J I*. r-iwr- ,
timorc, \f. Cessna. Speeches were made hy 11. :
j W. Fislier and L. F. Meyers. Sfttke Spring
! ii all r : ght.
A BOMB SHELL!
: OP.O of tbo Fditors Who WAS ''liuia- •
bagged."
T'.r is taktn in b;i a Dese ler.'
''Soldiers, read THIS Lotter!''
In laet wnck 3 inquirer appeared a letter purporting lo
have been written by one Allen Cubbler, wh"ie namewa*. j
by mistake, placed upon the list of vire presidents ef 'he
ti-.te D-:iar,er3tic n)"cting a: ftehellsburg. The following
' from a irne soldier, eipi.e, Cobbler in a manner wfcicb
) neither he nor bis indistre-t medical friernl will relish :
ScHELLSBnto, October 2, 15!55. !
I rn not in tba habit of writinz for newspaper . v r of
j wast it, s u:_v time iu looking after r--h -r • •' pie's efl'sirs.
• sad yet where I was located for the last to roe jrar*. I j
was accustomed to return fir- whether the shot was lid" i
j or ar. emp'y snrLL. s th" "lie t > which ' am r plying at j
present, 'jiistioe to myself and thus- wi'h whom I was
a?S"Ciated while in tbo service of my country, d'-mands j
t that the brave soldier correspondent f the'-Iriquirer.'' '
: of last week, be set in h> true po-i.i I inter , todea] j
: with the veteran only ai; a soldier, u 1 -care nothing about j
: his political vi ews. :
A'.'ow me look over bis character as a soldier. Oar
fegim- -it. the !.-;>• a I* V.. v. - (r u . .- ce. the Jd n day o* |
; August. i?o2. On the mtrcb f •* - eR- tay House :o j
' M .ylar l V ' the tb.iier de- |
strtel the ranks a.n-1 returned hoiae. where he rc ,a.ne-i
' utitil i:e w-e buiite-1 down OV tue very men who now aid ■
L,m to get"ng t p M- beat.: la. ir •> oi U:e 2i-'u t" •
2"t -pa U t;. -tM.-s v I u* tm
! •V y ,">r. C. and 'ha peer-doctor) r TOBT ItSEEtS IX ;
i tiiE s;*cim. ts V bat else '■ b■ r,t- ■ : • ? Bat !
i whota. r wander, was tba A... r ~ing wb;j, he lay in i
the clearing back •f belt., burg? V.'itb .vtt enemy as..- j
1 he battling a ben b , was hniht edeortad tor iujh awr bar- (
c.-*r:'. bv - j'iad .-f ivaliy 7 i'cv- - - ko
| eoontrs ahaa la MM Jail, ptisn to fctbgwis ast t'to i
J the Rip ifnps? ut he was :*:•* taken to Uc Hip Usps.— j
V.'hv lot? :• 1- not the fault of any of s w.w-wojld- ,
| b--f i-ud*. The rery an on who i > he r. w turns bin bach ,
and -i > f _ e ,t.y.erht-i-i '. end nen . ,<■
; i jr nit! f ion of the ,0. fir.' —Sii> Sof TUCV BV 'fcT-voV, j
SAV e. trty . ... thc i*t vtsuarsT TO tv.tlch HE wis JI-.-T
--EV tSTiri.y.n' Wh->' b.te .njri :' ■ '
The ■ arc i>ts Mr. 'Mitor, which every soldier of ou- J
rcii-ter' wy k 0.-.s r>*'TS which, for the ;-V~ . f Vr. |
• Po'X-'vr, w .ui J'ot h.• bee l laade public, had hot •
'*dto f ".pt''d to dc-iacs the X. ( i. t nurd w*,n fituo of the ;
Dcmocrati-: soldi rs at .-rh* 'Nt-urg. nciueinbcr. ftlto-r {
-oldi'irs, Sll OTO rot Democrat* wh" profess : be. Aclioms •
speak louder than Tirds. Roq ec t '!>' . out*
1 JAMES NACULE. t |
Lato of Cu. D. idSth P. V |
A FiriE ALONG THE WriCLE LINE !
Til 3 SoHitrs Charge The Eneny !
1 Tbe Negro-2afFr?hr'-it33 Mast Ske
cadlkl
| IIURUAIl! IIUlLi'AII! HUURIir.
j The f:!!ew;* pai' ; w A flr-s- 1 -s T:o-i is- ,
j sued ij tt.o amkt e gne-l *•" *' d * Wuum wc. rcc- >
{,i>< .-a at.. "T t!-.- I'ih . j * rri'l ruost pi<: ♦>!
| a."n w';o wtart c-t'l to fi:-it utwler the flng of j
•j our century. Ht::clre<ls of afMttio i.tl eigua- j
i lures wu .? 1 -t. u H'i upiteutlo'l, but ' c Au
| tirt'ss •■-.•a" c>rcu'ut"<i in n'y n fe-.r 4 : .-.-tr*.i, lii
! time I'-icp too si ,rt ?• p"t ! ■ t -o. ' h , too re- ■
I turned r y be:.. T'-e nui-'j.—s i,U ad- ,
tlrcsN LY'DI""-' ■to itfO ■5Lt. 13 t T '., 194* ."*.*! .
T .: I'. V , a*H S'jiro t olu-r ■
; li. rr-, rea J whnt your comrades na', end join i
lietn !n ti noble work.
To 7hr J'ta- v* o_f Bedford County :
Tbe undersigned, kav;rt { : ?> rvoJ i \ the nrrnv ;
' of tl*o United isUtes, end fi"S'at, - 1J 'key think, !
for the resnorati-'n of tkc Union, tul.etiiis r.Kl.,—
od of entering their t-olcmu proio-t agsiost the
doctrine of tie men tvno now decl.tre that the j
repentant people o I the Soul I. uil bt kept out
of the Union. The Union mast t>e rebtowi, j
or the privations and sacrifice* of tho ia..t four j
year*, 'vil! have been made ,o Vi.i i. Our com- j
.! padeo,' whose silenf d" 8 t s'oeps upon a thousand J
i hath; lib is, stave their lives to restore the Un- ,
! i i;n> and w mnnoi now stand by and see the ;
! fruits of their n<dc sacrifice blasted an ' de- j
' ; efoved We, tberefsre. it ou.- duty to caii ;
: Jpon ail m.-o. of every party, to opp-.se with
' ali their efforts tho nwoliinntions of those pol- (
' I iticinns who f w trying to prevent the res- j
■ (oration of Union Wo appeal to our fel
' I l-jw citizcr* to vote , for no man who will not
publicly - , J?/ himself in favor of Pnfcihmt
]! Restoration Policy and opposed tp |
r,j ei! rr Suffrage and every other stumbling-block
*! I n Tw-way of the restoration of the Union for
"! W HC(J WC fought Ai,.] iUi which our comrades
b ved and died. I/?t no man, least of a!! any . L- t
- *.'<>te f*>r candidates upon r. platforjr- which J
does nor repudiate Negro .Suffrage 'iJ which
fails to endorse Andrew Johjisorfd Res'-ration
FoL'CV. Col. W W. H. Davis, candidal" for
Auditor General, and Co!. John P. I.'.nion, far-
Snrveyor Genital, nrc in favor of the e.xtora
of the Union and opposed to Jfetfrq i'uJX
frige, wliHst their opponents are placet! upon a
i platform, which declares that the Southern (
S'tiitc* tijusi be he! .! in subjugation, as conquer
ed t-rntory, and thus k: t ; out o! the -Union,
and A h:eh dues not my OIRS word Hgaiust N - ;r,'
f ohrace.
• Frederick Movvry, David Sruith.
John Coriey, John P. Sa.uh
I'honi.ii Mower, l>ewy Ifipp,
Bcnjamht Coriey, Adam C *npi
Lewis Vyambaugh, Henry Hildebrandt, '
. Jacob llerhrant, Jr., jSauiuel S-Burket,
; Andrew .FVarner, Jeremiah Taylor, t
j John Shippey, * James Taylor,
! Albert Corby, Jr., John C. L'fcilfer,
; David Myers, Jacob L. Albright, i
; Edward Straney, Winston Hairy,
E>py A- I.enfUiinl Solomon li I'harpi :
I William Lehman, Peter Albright,
• John i Ritchey, Samuel C Valentine,;
; Henry C. Eitchey, Daniel Raley,
} Widltm Sleek, Isaac Burket, j
i II ury C. Lehniazi, Tobias P .:>r,
j Ai()Mt I. Lit; Kelt, Jacob 1 harp,
' J-Mijdi Newcomer, Joseph Hoy man,
: 'A'ni. i: Wray, Philip liender,
>"!.'• h. .5 -:tls. Eplirahn I\* ".uard, *
j Nicholas 5 1. Deals, James R. Vlekruy
i James N. .t.'i'v, Reutien Ilardiager,
| Joseph i'i ■ Cook, Francis M. Elliott,
• i!et; 1 :.j ai J. bouser, Tuoina* Fisher,
I". -■>. b -iiers, ' David 11. Dicken, )
. •' a.. • IV Jacob Lruner,
A la'it Be.. 1. Thus. D Ivurir,
| Widiam Kagley, Josepa |
. David if Da:r, L- ,f. bin,ii- r,
i A i"j yv. I IVurtw? (-- 1 •* -
| 1. Weraing, SitmuG .Statler,
1 David Miller, Isaac Nhiodemus,
Jacob A. Hits, Bernard Hite,
i Jacob Oi to, Gc ~.e >i-o-k,
: I. laght • npstar, A. I*. . uorman,
f . X Sproui. Samuel Crous?. i
• Dfl ai;-*h, Thona *s T. Kdy.
Vh.'aui M. Adams, V. A. H.tor,
. -*♦•{*. :'.i ■ man, J P Brown,
J'jn f. . ook, Sanm I Walker;
•Vi ..am F.arncst, Jt --y Brown,
Henry 11. Bagley. j
t * - C. VALLEY, Oct. 2, 1855;
MR. Eujiurt : .
In resuming opr. re- iew commenced i
in last week's number of GA7i-rri.:, allow
'me to assure my unknown friend, ••ASexns,"
: ri his ♦'out of the way place in th" country"
• llial 1 wiii handle him its lenjlerly as tdie ?i i
twe of tiie Case *dl r.dmit—f do nut wish Xo
| ;,r- luce unnecessary nervous excitement. Ihe
iaet is, lie na.s committed a g • ve cri *>r: having ,
assailed tin- fair fame of our people in ti is val
ley, and 'j isiiec must he doiie.it' tne hew vers 1
'a!i." Our anlor gives •>*> iuf.>rina*ioii rdiive
, to llie numiier of "ske J.al llers. from tbo draff,"
and the cause which prod. utJ it. thirty ci:i
zens of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
; and county of Bedford, roblved of their 1-. ya'.tv
id 'j.iive! of th.-ir patriotism impelled to turn
th'.ir oru ks upon the dear old jlny exiled from
' (In ir friends and families: concealing Ikenfceives
i in dens and eaves, or seeking leiuge i.i distant
[States; :.ad a!! this mischief-—ail thi- social an-i
, tnurnL disorder—all this suff-ring! brought u
i bout by the "teaching" of that a'e, i- i!.
I sheet, the ♦•Be-lford GazettlVoii-derf'-.l! :
i Mr. Editor, is it really true f Are. yon that
! monster of' iniquity—that wily serpent which -
'lias "nteii.j *n and blighted ihe fl-wers nre!
! blasted t!:a fruits of this U't'e paradiss? Will,
you r. quc.int me with the secret of your ex- j
j traoriiinary power ever the mr,~xes T To
! somev. kat serious, however, I presume if you i
t posse?* the stipe ior light er.jeye l by the i
! favored ••.". U \*..-," y.m claim at to utji Uidu l ; •
i}.iur princii'l s, nod act in acccrdan with
' voiir convictions of duty. V.'iih regard to this
I skedaddling operation, it is vary likely that war
! learned fi-icnd i -s v: '• of lit" mark he was
jix the "fbsiP iMoetratioc. Thtwe micwit id-j
i'-v.s —it!i !':e iniinitni ;e Falstaff, no d uiht.
1 I'upuuht that ' ih..< rvii-m was the tx u.-r part of
j v , '!or. : ' T ey lire 1 in an ♦'out of tne way
j rla't*.' hemmed in on all sides, unacquainteu ,
i ,vu!i liie oqfer world —s >me of theai probahiy
I haa * e* cf jeer, beyond the-shadows of their na
! live mount.oias —-their *UI and dorucr'.ic at
| achrt" ntf- v. era Ptrpng —they coniprehetidtid not
't' n ut'ire i f the struggle, n- r i;n*2erstobd the
' gi. qucst'c-n of govcrnutei.t. 'ltiey cpuhl not
!.ec t!:e r..-e5-si*v pi fightir. T a : rr!r.3t t!;o"e whom :
! they i.od l*"cn taught to regard as their broth
| rtn. In ?hort, personal;safety —the Ipvctif li f> ,
j prevails) i Vtr every other instinct and feeling,
i GrWouah they erred. Nov/, seeing the::' or- ;
ror, tftcy regret it. Would it not be maguatv
m"io to jcty ituu forgiva them I The aspor- ;
; :'l <•( uL-.'i.yai'y cM by implication upon our |
! icpl", r.-i.iS.- i•: ■> my nerves. Is not the i
iving n an nosl.ui, . True, there are di"or- i
~t vi anionc.si u-t v/!;'. ;v r p: rd I • winr' """■■■ j
jtutcstl • thin.' railed loyalty. Smc ;re in favor j
• ♦•; ■ co's*it>-ion as it war.;" or.'*-?.? ";tsit Is" .
( .-,*ri c'b rs b.3 it sh*>ul<i he. ' VY'ho of us can ,
j bring *rder oi; of tlus CIIAIITZCJUR.'S. Our F..- !
d.s.- -n-e. Uur ef T git ' i.ghfs cannot
: if u*i l> us. hpvi"g I • direct State affairs at H:w
'dcrg. P. ad se? after importprt tnnftcrs in I
■ .- i AVb 'ii if e *mi--to st'lii J.ig hairs
- • • • x IJ* *
t . (or. vi': nai protlorns, wc nu-n
j are at fault. Jib tety mystified Wsido j
• ,ve kita'T r.iVrjt "!'•' >or the L-'*v of
i England or the • G-il of Eight .'* or the '-A 7 :'-
j cits ot Confederation" or the reserved rights of ;
j States or the powers of iegi-•- Wti.-o? j
Tnftijou bci'oie it:a* we cannot quite keep
I up with Ihe rap' I march of liuiaau pr gross, j
But '-no iuin~Hr do knur-, thai is, We lore our j
' ojuntry, our to 'ioh country and desire the am- j
hj and pro-vcnty whole. Moreover, we
; bo- or "Our Culprß" and try to obey the
• laws so far as to- understand them. Mr. Editor,
i u that loyalty ? We wish to be right -on this
t vi'al point nad will submit to another test.—
Unfold the "starry ff .g"— read thu declantion
lof independence—-Miing forward u string of
; rcsulolions —Strike up "Hail Columbia" or
'■Yankee Doodle" and the Sjiirit of '7to will
j burn wit!)'.- us. 0 iriicHils in their pul?uli*m3 '
( rtili keep time to the music of the Union ! '
: Surety me must be trnfdi- As en evidence that
.we are not mistaken in tliis matter '. When
Petersburg LJU I<ten ev.ieuated and Richmond
: ha*l fallen, and IAN; had surrendered and the
great Southern Confederam ! callopsed, and
the pr.ph of the great North were rejoicing c
ver th 3 national triumph and the return ...of
peace, soma of our citizens, who hud escaped ;
' the privations of camp life, and the perils of '
' v.vr, Ijy being ovur age, paying commutatior, '
• hiring substitutes, being physically defective.,:
j or otherwise, actual!-,/ hunt/ the "Arch Traitor" :
Jeflferson Davis (in cißgv) long before 'he gov- j
' eminent ->t VVashingn. ;: hn J definitely grppted |
its military and civil tribunal* for' the punish-1
mont of treason, or shadowed forth a plan of •
' reconstruction." Docs not that "speak vol- |
naif?" in favor o£ tic? loyalty, of oar P 'opio. t
If n'l why formerly looked upon us with stis* j
\ picion, are not now convinced that we are nil j
rig.it, on the subject of Loyalty, where is
! ibe use of facta or lt'gie 1 Two or three very
interesting points in the communication of "A-■
! lexus" have not yet beet, reached- We bad
thought to have concluded our strictures with j
this article, but must not impose upon the kind- i
• hcsF of the publisher, or the patience of his |
| reader?. Shall we now.spare our vjhant, and
• learned friend, of. -imply take a breathing
j spell, asui up and at him again '
_ JUSTICE.
\ [F'T the Gaiette.]
i Meiers Editors:—
J It will bo seen by the published !
> notice* that the annual examination of touchers 1
: is, soon to begin, and teachers and directors j
can, if tlkty will, aid us greatly ir. this wo;k.
' Tt-ach .rs can aid us by coining prepared. J
J Heret "ti.re, many have come without pen, pen- j
| nil, paper, ink, t>r books of any kind. Sonic |
! su-Si hrvc b-cn supplied by us, others have
; !>,rro.ed of their neighbors, and, rtill others j
j have t;ecn eutnpelieq to drag through the day, j
; sw best they could, under such circumstances, j
; Those wishing to acquit themselves creditably ,
will iio well to bring with tb.-m good pens, I
| e to.; ink, good paper, Brooks' Intellectual Ar: i
• i i:iunrtii and McGully's or Osgood's otii rea-'
jd. r. They can also aid us by coming in time j
J 'lb. i who straggle in after the day's work is ;
i begun, as many are in the habit of doing, not '
• only add greatly to our labor and retard tin j
j examination of others, but they make it ioi-
I possibbf ' lu :■*'" *"* • — m j - i
'lc v.\ .eiiuatioir, nnd consc-quently often get J
: worse nii.iks ti.-.a i!ny could otherwise show •
j liu mscl .*3S ctili'tcii Iho ''■> ib. • are always I
i.ae/onet such I caard*, ia ur.rk'n.g j
ion ctors cr.u ltd c r by waking an tf ed to .
J ttcurc the attendance of enough-apuuer us for
i ail their schools. TU . v.e think con, -n m 3t
inst't:if , be U'.'tiO .. th- proper elici toe ma !♦-. i
i . 1... . re :> .easily bunt • 1 no before the cx* 1
a - .: - ". . i .titer. If present aril examined;
prc toncA of the board as the law intends, ■
they can be r.rti -led with at once, and there i i
I r.o further'rouble about it. I.'enough are not
i pr. seiit, the cluniccs are that all fho schools can :
not lie supplied, Tew ate willing to make a 1
trip tu Bedford for a private examination, in
oruei to secure a school at the tpeagre ccu.peri
sation paid by most of our districts.
Directors can also aid us by having the 1
re.K d-hourc-iS hi which .the examinations are
tube held, op •! and put in (U'opcr.ord"v, and I
if the weather be cold, warmed, before nine d'i |
do 'k. It iiiipossihle for us to get there much •
: hefcic this a.nc, an lif the house is locked, and
.he key to fte liuo.d oeiore it can be opened;
■: the v a!her is cold and there is neither lire !
nor wood, nor axe to coop it w;ih, i'l which
has frequenlly happened, the cx"roin.';ti ii mast
1 •phi l ite rod consequently often be continued
..ue in the night So the great inconvenience and i
aim '"ar.ee cihall concerned, II cm luiiily i. s not
asking too much when we request director > to
see thai their school-houses are opened ai.u put
in proper <.rdf in good season. It is no part
of our work to hunt keys, borrow axes, or cut
wood, i:J " e < . j ret to doing it especially when
wo have ouite.a 4 much within the strict line of j
di:iv. r.z v.c can attend to.
if directors and teachers will aid ns in the
parU'.'ulaiY. • hove tuei* : toned, we shni. :>c under !
.... I
uiun v obngatio.xs. i
1 VV. DICKERSON, Co. SOD; j
\A A fry Bp. >
T- ' . . "'
COOX—ADASIS.—A' ihn reA-lruaeof t;.bri -air - j
cr. :r tl-ia pl-ce. on'iuca.lay n-.orn"ig, Oct. ,'.u, bv Rev.
Tbot.n is UfVillD, Mr V, r. Co to of c -.ri tt .iron City. |
lutli jr Hiiu *i; •• Ma,.: A int, .-f i:..j borough.
'ii. happy ocup'u hsv, <jr hesi wi in s for their .
pro- *l' i joir T: r, ■ i\, j rill of bttppiatSS.
i •■>*;r.KN'—PAJUMEft —la Srtarttabttrr, on the23d alt., 1
i by it, ~ i. •:. IluM. Mr. Lcri „\\ Gorxie:!. of tb.a eoon
!y. t. MKdfj (- trrii of Svxacrset county. !
Xciu Overliecnicut?.
Valuable B:oad Top Coa! Lands
FOR SAL E.
hitatr of John K Lsne, late of theCitj of Luneaster
j f (ieee*3e<l.
?-■ "AS V So: s, Vnelioncers.
Purror.nt to n - otaer of AM Orphwi 1 C.,t:rf of Bedford ,
couriv. t c:.*v ': vr j;i -i lb- Adttii :i-:rator- of l!,o-iatcof !
SH i,i <ie,—arc.J. *>::! rrt! pcrciiiptorby, on TCK-HAY, the
l Jth <l'"V of Xi'V KM t'KR. ISni iJ o'clock, i. -op, at .'ue ,
!' lb. ' f bi'iltA KXC/I.Mv'OK," thefollpwingileseri
i lied coal iojiSa, lVct' -aid dec -as'sd. to ail:
i <f No. 3. Coutainiag 115 AfIRBS ANI) 22 PBftCHBS,
■ a men m, rirsate. ia Brpad Tdp ♦> weship, IA<! war- j
naue oi ' arktopher
N , i CcniaJaiiiß ?3 ACRE 3 XV 122 PERCHES, I
j |,p., I" •,,, town.-iiip afortbiid, and warranted j
! in ",e name of JoHo&iok.
} v„. 6. CorUin'T !'" ACRES AND 22 PKRCHES, I
, r" ■' m usurc, c':U> .;t ll tlie townebip aforeaai j, in toe j
nam :f Vil!iar, Lane.
No. <5 Conf ; "ins 4-?4 A ORBS AND 51 PF.RCHBB, j
r.n:!: peasaie, i.t ie ,owbatitj> aforesaid, ad warranted ;
1 • ISO ACRES .♦YD r PERCHES, I
I n ,...>- measure, situ: • ... said wwr.raip. and warranted ia I
f!ie name of .rob - . MeClain.
! :,) r ...i-ininf: v.d ACRES AYI) 35 PEKCTIES.
• ie.l. u. . ! " ■-•. r i-m'o ia toe r.:hi]> and warranted in ,
the name ef Dauiet Kerr. I
j No. A Contair : . e J| ACRJSe AN 0 122 PERCHED. j
n*--; uie our -Itaat, ic "■ id lawuship. and warranted in j
' the reiSv of T'ooinae M. Long.
;i. s N ' 3, i, 5.> i V err i:ue'cd contiguous, cn j
Ron, wnieb c • ialo the Ray-town b.-anc': of 1
,;.r .:.i, r..,,ai abeve Hope-roll, on ia< Hur t.'Ugdon j
*-:. : itv >ad Tup I! 'i I road. r. on. -hut v-fcicii road ha- oeet j
j cr-, flap aid riin to or ne.r sail land. The- v trnets |
. . I t , i •;•>..i intids d fmu. one of lUe unat o< .1 C- J
; tare* n< B'oa.i }'•■■■ .■! Sold, and c be mined on j
< £-• ty l.ua, Mid S ! s jiila Itua. - .u be • "ned to
i get her, -. . !: of the trass ta can be mimtu •.p-;r.-.teljr, ad
! VMStageO'ia' V.
1 No. *5, ! itcat" I etreral mlins fron? the above traots,
i near tbu Siaau of Sauuy Ruu; is a, gojd ooal Lr-at aoi .rut
! wirb excellent tiuiDer.
i A m.-p f tiio UndooHii be seen or had by applying to
' If. Thorns A Sous Aaotioneers, Pbil.ndolph'i;..
Any further iaforuiatidn d~.rod befuro the s.de c in bo
' had by .'.duuseiug the Administrators, at Lancaster, or
f the lion. S.amiiol L. Itti.-s.: , at Bril'ird, Pa.
TnnM.: : T-'U percent of the purchase money t<j b, paid
i at iho time of tsuio, aosl Uo biisuwe ou the Ist day of Jau
rry,
W CARPENTER,
H B SWAitil,
Admr's. de bonUnon *f John Jf. L-: .e, doo'd.
j sf. THOMAS * SON*, Auoliuuecre, 133 and 141 South 4th
i Street, Philadelphia.
I Lauoiuter, Pa., Oof. 6, lSd5. j
Administrators' £alj
Of Valuable Morrison's Cove Lind.
By virtue "f an order of tit-Orphans* Court of Bedford !
1 Bounty, the undorsigaed udiuiuistrators of tuo estate ,
| Jacob SeLr.ebiey, Uiu of FoiWu oour'y, dsootieod, will j
soli at pub'ic cv'-cry, ttpoo the troui'siv, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3lt, 15,-2, at 1 o'clock, I
: all that certain valuable tiiaencna farm or tract of land, i
| r.ituate iu jforriaou'c C-ove, &ddi.> Woodborry township, !
j tJedford county, adjoinlngl aods of George Sharp'* hours, i
David S-uakoy, J. mnel . and olbors. aonvtinicg j
! about 110 aote* strict measure, abou 13D acres el eared mid j
| under fenoj, and the b ilauoe well timbr? I, having a
J Lot? Owdling House, Stobfe, frc ,
: therein erected. There i< t! & D od spring of w-Rter |
upon the premisoa. • . i
Also, there will h.- sold at he rarao time, all tb- e
--l.K_ IK ... ground, situ... near I.nfiyctar\,'!e, in tv,u'h j
- wi.ship. a.ljjit.ing I*. " B. Furry, 1
David Dilta, Pen. .-,:.iuor •' containing 3acre
more or less, with a Plauk Dn'tlling Hons • "i'.-rc-u er"
ed—water oouv' -jieijt Terms made kno -iton ~iy >f sale. -
BENJAMIN F. ffH'E,
ft SAN , JIINEBLEY,
Adminiytratorn
Trustee's Sale
j OF VALVJBLE REAL ESTATU. i
By virtue of *n order of sale, is.-uad out of the Orphan*'
Court : f Bedford county, the uvknigsed will "ifc. at
! pu'-'i, s ttnon the jwamis-*' within two m:!s of Palo
Alto, in 7 :i 'o-i'iorry ton i:*lii:>. Bedford county. Pa., oit
Fr ay ike -171/1 day of October, 161)5,
thcfdlowi , ! tcrlhcd valunblo rc&luta.'-'*. .ate .heprop
erty of Jaeob Cook, decease i.
■ S). 1. All that' certain wvll-kDtwn njiil ?*!aaido tract
j '.■( la:. I, situate'iu Lonuouderry township, Bedford county.
Pa., formerly known asths Charles Hoyman propctty, !-
joining lauds of James Alattiagly and others Contaiuiug
otic hundred and twenty two acres and one hundred perch
es, mote or less, of which about ona hundred ccics are
cleared end under good cultivation, abcui3o seres ol ex
ccllont hot' in land, about 21 acres in meadow, wi'b a
frame hi use. V-ern. and grist mi'l in good running order,
a new saw mid, mill-bouse, cooper shop, wagon shed, corn
crib, and other hull-lines thereon erected —there is also
an apple orchard of choica fruii upon the premises.
: N->. 2. A tract of mourns n laud, well timbered, con
| tainiug about 42} acres, adj uaing the abort. i
So 3. A tract of lan 1, situate in same township, ad
i jjiiJtig lauds of Henry Cook, Jacob Witt and oth. con
! tatning ll' acres and 82 petebes, mne or less, about five
j ceres cleared, with a log house thereon erected.
| Tsßys—'Jce-third on the Ist of April, io}<s, when deed j
| will be made and possession delivered, acii the balance iu
i two oqu.il annual payments thereafter w Lh inteiert, to be
' scoured by judgment bone'- upon '.he premises Sal? to j
! comment,, a; 1 o'clock, P 31
DENNIS COOK, 1 Xru6tM . i
JE&SK COOK, j rußte ** t
j October 6,
; BEDFORD COUNTY,S3 .
At an Orphans' Court hcM at Fedf . is and for
!. the county of Bedf"ru -.a Lhe rlh dij' of September. A D. :
| 1395, before the Judges of the same C.-urt.
' Ca it tion of Joseph R Dnrbortow Esq., the Court I
| gtani a ruie upon the hc-irs and !> gal representatives of
j Samuel Carper, la'e of the township of Middle Wood ber
ry, dot J to wit John Carper, residing in tnc county of
: Baroaa, L'linoi? ; Eieoortck Carjtcr, Js cb Carper, Polly. .
I intermarried uiih J dm I'eagy. the 'as; three mentioned
| residing ia t:o cotirij .flk J. • Philip C it. r reptdt
! iug I . '.I. • eounty of H irta-t. -i-: Chr: t.q.her Car
! ui-r. Ruing. I C tfper, mMitt ft) 'h- -n of Fail too, II- |
: f'Jtng I. UL v. -i J). * N- : .J, iNk 5
f - rni r. .■' wit' 1 . rk-rr, Cr,! aartti ' --iy .r r
; ried wi h Ditisl F-< iho !-•: ecu r?.-' En io , -'-
; county >.f But su, lilii. ; Marg irct, i tuirrted wi'.h
Jit ' 'h, r- idiug in the ui !' Bvdfat t - L.: i .od '
j r.r>fl,.r ••! el. Or; ' -IDS' C IA: at D: if o'd, on the :
j third MOD -. 2bta day, of jCnvcmbe- next, t > aeeeptor J
Ir■ .. sio take the cu: , state of sasd deceased at lbs tP- i
' uttt'sa, which has been valued and cj traisodln prru- t
nnc i' i h-:!: f• ] ..•• iono: valuation utsaed wßef oar j
said Court and to the 8! eriff <! -- i digested, or j
J<. a la t: >y y .ci-ci ' Lave i.crcanto -;et my !
; ! :'ud •' ■'! the >. i i "•• i C .i: lat j.vurbrd, tfco 7ia
1 Jtv u ; s - taw . D. io
| * ' O.K. eiLp.NON, Clerk. !
I Ootob r5, 1 JS.
. v -'C:'v ?
OF Iv * VAu L\ il" \L j STATE. !
The u!' - r ' ruet cx out or of :L '' J t 11 it: dtr .urnoiit
.Joseph K. rt k. If" of me t.sMp t N: pier, in
; the i atinty of Bcdi Ft.. y virtue ol the tn
tbnr y sud directi a it: c 1 wi.i v..*.tued. wit', soil at
public it ry upou 'he : Katsca, „n
• rVERRAI'. th r l t-.'/i "J of T 'ovemb r, 18G3,
i r.'i. foil si: g deseiih It-" v las'lefar., or tiaotjof
land to wti : To- one lh. runf being fort* rly 'ac ut'.K :u j
i prop T'" of slid decent'-1, si us to iu 3t. (la r t 'w-tahi",
, adj.nnibg is r.f s, ' irunt, i redettck ll'.ning r,
George W. VI-kt ... and others • • t.fiing shout 2s>o uene '
more or le--- ui :u r I' > ~c. " fcb ired and untor
fence, and i. got 1 - ate of I *'.„j ha gool
Tvo SU-rj! Fr. r." } Vea fit:boardt i Diael'tnf |
I house, n /.i:ue i'tari- Burr., a v/joJ Stable i
6r.C\::erit for 2J he.wi of b'-rre.-. .kJ other out buildings
thereon erected. Tht-rois ilsoa! -go spring of fxectlent
'r„tcr convenient to the house, a \pp:c (.'.rohard,
si ' plenty if other choice reit, to wit : Pou .hcs, Pears,
Cherries, drapes. Ac., upni the premises.
! ALSO— There wiil be .-old at'he same ti*ne ar<L place,
on otbel ir.-tc: <!' I aid, si'.:: to in the same township, id- 1
joining . ..J- t-i mici II k, t r-o Kii iiigcr, Tobias
C.r ■ and a -her . contaicJ ig 1 -5 - "res and 43 perouf*,
-ucre or loss, aboc 2 ' acres cierred sud uudcr facet-, 'ha ,
bi'.ciiCe ,f tlietr veil covered witu Pine. Oak. Chest- :
uut Mid othot - :i timber. XI)or- is also a spring of
goot. watei ttpou In. premisca.
: 8"-. ic to cor, j.. 1 o .or 11 o'clo kAM. of aai) day. whan
i the terms will hi made known by
GEORGE H. SLEEK, Ex'-.
October 5. 1355. j
j Public Siile
Of Valuable Manison-'s Cove Land.
[ By virtue fan jrdvr of the Orphans' Court of Bedford
■ founty, the undersign i admiot.- r.rtor of tho e.-*.a:o of
(ieorgcShanv, iate <t Middle AVooa 1 crv"-M<4nvbir. dee'd.
• at ' tnts'cd ' r the al; ■ f th. real erite cf said, dcctus
j *d will sell at y "..ii ou'ery, r.pon tl, premises, on
TUjihil/tY, OCTUBLK Slat, 1865, at li o'rlock,
f all that cetin valu- ,! to limestone feriu or tv*et ;f iatid,
. littutsi.i M.>tris.a's Cove. M d-llc V.-oodhrrrv tow in.
Bedford CUULV- U .;AIU? Lan F.- . : John f-arber. D*; IJ
Stuckcy, J-tc-.b Rchr.tblvy > r .1 h:aer. eoutaiimtg i
;33 seres nc mer.siifv a' -ut ■' i acres cleared and under
I f*:are. and it; g- •; itare f eu'.i.a.mn, w -it a goad
i i j'o t-tor't i /ahlt [' :elitiij Anne, new i-> i n k
Barn and ether out b'litnirtirs
I tb, Breetod. re ateats > two never Gi.ing springs
jof t.v* ent water, and au apple orchard of choice fruit
; up. u ' - premises
: TtKwi —Due-third P retu •' iin the pr periy durisg .
; the lifcu ue of the w : -l w, .it th ;<i- tiot cf the purchaser,
ihe paying the interest ihereon annua'ly. Balance, cue- I
. bait' in '.and at tire c .u£: aitier. of s ie, and the remain- •
i dor in two equal annual payments thereafter without in- 1
| y-res t
DAVID L. KEPI-OGLE,
; Adut'r. and Trui!.>e for 'J. Sharp's real estate, j
October 6, 16J5. _ ;
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
2*o>ice is hrrchy given that letters testamentary ha?.) i
been granted by the Register, to the undersigned, on the j
i lust will and testament of Jacob L. May. dea'd., that il ,
persons indebted to id estate are ret; Ito make ira- j
{ mediate paym-iut, and o" having elains will present ■
I them duly au'heutica'cd f.r sc:t!ment. 1
ASA S. STUOKEY, Exoctttor. '
October 6, ISss.*'
&EO.BL7SI7HS It £OW.
, HARDWARE; :
ixccßo - Fu*uisning Goodj,
. WOODED WARE,
jOit.S, PAINTS, NAILS AND.GLASS, |
BROOifA, BUUSIiE3.
| ROPES, TWINE, &c.
COAL OLL LAMPS
AND ~
C 6 IL OIL. • £
Pcckot Books and Pipes.
THE FINE3T
i TABLE AKT) POCKET CUTLERY, j
ever brought to Bedford,
j f!ar stock cf goo is W. - > and eimpl 'te, and w- fist- j
♦r -rt:. rl.vea i w c.r offer i . tucemc-cis toeusls!u;jc. ,
Our ;—-j. * gerc r nave doclir.e ' in price, e.v- q tir g •
heavy li trdv sre, wti.-h Last Ivnced, be! we pledvoour- i
solves to a-H or. eustutntrsgco-Js at a very svus.ll advance j
on original cost. j
We have on hand 7rt ko-vs of
KVKDKN' K G )VI.,;NMEV" DORSE SHOES,
! which v.c will a.-',! ut a v v email ndv ;nce on cost.
Ca'! aadct ua before purchssiit-;. Wo pledge ouiuelves ;
to sell to you at reasonable prices.
T'erso'ss . rdci.. can rely utwu their orders being ffl'od j
at the lowest es.-fa prices. ' l
Oct. C. GEO. BLYMYKR A SON. j
N M'C. BLVSNREU. OTO. DLTMVKB. '•
PEW FIRM.
}'. Af'C. JBLYMYER i CO. huva enierc-d into partner?- J
ahlp i:s uj
i Stove, Sheet /-o-i. and Tinbusiness
ut th old stand of Geo Bivtnysr i -'a,-...
{ We intori to keep oona'u- -My on ban Ia I ergo supply j
: of all articles in our lice, stcd oof the best material and j
j which we v. ill soli, wkoieeidM or r tail, at the lowest cash !
! price*.
HOUSE SPOUTING
! tmvie to order on the shortest : I'ice
We hare no - *- store u large uv . - -no r. t' 'f
j •'"* 0 Ofi. P trior. Coal ,in't T'-i P.'A . S'OVe t, ,
i ectuprioiog the la'i.-x ('1)? most beautiful paM-fns
j Persons dorirtiig thvo urtioiots would do well to cstl. j
j Oct.s:3H) j '
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. . j
j The undsrsigred appointed by 'he Orphans' Court
! of Bedfoid county to distribute ibe balance it; the 1
' baiMs of Samuel Pluck, a 'tn'r. cf the estate of
I Michael F.uei , Sat cf Hopewell too.nhip, dee'd.,
' will .uvd to tbc duties of b's anpoin'tneat at the
office c* John " ,sna, iu He,if or d, on e atui<Av, u.o ,
H . <:-y of 0.-Uiww , a. .0 .. .'nek X-. ,M., Where )
sud vrx-i ill :Btreted can attend if Jhey think
proper. J. B. CLSBSA, At-.,tr.
fecptcrr.bei 29, 163. ;
Tcachfri' Examinations.
j Cioodv Rr.n and West Providence (Bioorty R*:i),
and r s.it: Providence (Hoa.,eiii.)rier'.), Saturday, Ot.
t.-bfr 1.
Londcnderry (Bridgeport*;,. **"' C'omberUlSd Vai
l*y (Cenlrevtll") Mond-iv Oct. 16.
Harrison (Buff ! . Milfe), Tuesday Oct. 17.
J;;niuta (Kacna -ista), Wednesday <)i'. 16.
Scheilsborg unU M.apie*'(Schelisbtfrg) Tnurc*y
October iS
St. Cl'-sr (Eight Sqssr-), Friday O 1. 30. -
Union (Mowry'a M:!!s>, Saturday ') l. £l.
, South Wood bar 17 ( J.i' prprisc), M.i.r' jy Oct. 1",
Middle VVonjiberry (Woostberry),Tuesday Oct. 24-.
L.ori(Stoneratown), Wednesday Oct. 2a.
Siottd *1 on (Hopewtll), and Hopvwvl! (D*i.ef'),
Thur-dav Oct. 36.
burke (.Hartley' ), Fnda* Oct. 3'.
Monroe (Clearvilic), Ssturdiy AJet. *i
Colerain (Brick Church), Mondiy Ocr, 3d.
! Beuiord Borough and f' dforri Tir-vntt.ip, -:nj *•*•.
ri.l exam ma'ion io. at! who could r.at dttua-J .-.i y
of ttie above, Tuesday Ocrouer, 31.
to begin at 9 o'clock. TJioia
wishing to be examine J, mutt b* pus'nt prompt ty at
thai time. J. W. DICKCRoON, Co. bun.
Sepl-mcer £9, ibo3.
B'tafclic f^sile
; OF VALUABLE ft E.I L ESTATE.
The subscriber will offer at public sale 00 ika
; premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1865
the leal estate of Jacob Shusn, tlec'd , consisting of
Jl FA f'M OF TiVO itrXDRKD ACHES,
more or '?*, o' lend, in Snake Spring township, a~
1 bcul 73 acre* cleared, in of" which a:e good mead
ow, the balance being "w:?il timbered; adioir.iiig
lands cf'Jacob Linyenfelier, Henry Herebberger
• and o*L>-r>. The improvements ae a story a - .si a
1 ha If leg
Dwelling H-'uso an-i Double Lg£ Jls-'n,
n fvi - irtji-gfc
15'J to 209 tre--. There ere <jv*i or six springs of
never lading wafer on the farm.
Sale io commence at 12 o'clock m. when terips
win bo mode kaowxr*.
DANIEL SHUSS, Adx'r. .
September 29, 13*3.
pi LIF sTvEiT
-OFR£ AL E S T." TE.
I Fy virtue ot an order of the 0.,. ,ans' Coart of
1 Becfor ! cour.tv, there will be so! 1 : p ib'.ic vendue
; 0.. the prem;se>, on S'turJay. tlo 21t uay ai Oi-;
i. her, next, at 2 o'c'ock of .aid day, a certain tract
i of laid situate in Southampton owe hip,B-tiford
i county, aitjo ntng land? of Nathan EsMson. Joseph
j Smim, and Kphra "1 Clingernun. conUini::g. 2Q?-
acre., with a log houe and good coal log barn
the re on erected; about 63 acres are tie ;r?d, part,
meadow ; also, it good j orchard berecr. ; let*
the property ot Juiin Rubiii>Oii. (!?■-eased Attend
ance will ba given and term* made known c 9 d 37
' of sale. c
NATHAN ROBISDS, Adm'r.
Scptemhsr 25, 1863.*
AUDITORS NpTI'JR.
Tie ur.d?-ig*:*c' appoi"te,i by the Orph tt*' Coart
oi Hcdforn county, to ilistribiif? ti.i l oi.incs it) tea
bancs of Andrew Crismi.fi. inrvivor of V\",-n. Crss
man, dee'd.. administiators of Wr'i<m Crisman,
1 dee'd., who was sarvivine edmiriNr-aior of the es
tate of Vaieii'..:.e iVr: fr. Jcc'.i., " il attepil to the
duties 01 bis a,.pointrr.e;i'.at the ctijj ot John Cess
na, Esq., in Bedford, "i Monday, the 17th 637 of
Octob.-r, 1565, ?.t 10 o'clock. A. Jl.. where and
when all interested can attend if they see p-oper.
J. LE CESSNA, Auditor.
September 29, 1563.
;•( j p -ri £3 <rs pz
.-4 4.s- 3
The t.-.'Je-signe.! have just ieceicd a v*ry Urg*
and'ele/an! assortment of
FALL AM) VVIiYTCP* GOODS,
, editable lor tbf appiojchitt-- s'a-"it. Having pnr
sha •■ d our vt'.i'e ftcck :oi CASH, vve are enabiad
: to orier our friends ana customers rr.anv
REAL 65AfaiXS.
Tc ba convijfced of what we here aaser', p'naae
call end examine 'be best stork we hare e'er had
the pleasure of offering to h;iv< rs.
Tru- —CASH OK COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Gf7"vVhere credit ;s ex'anded, in aii cas j s, nfiW
six rr.oi.tt.s, INTEREST wi;i be added tber-t©.
Bept. 39. ISC3. A. B. CRR 4ER & CO.
i&i* aivil?
Two h mire'' pi-'ccs LADIEA' DRESS GOODS.
FRENCH MERIiYOrIS, all colors.
ALL WOOL DELAINES. •> i
, Aiii. WOOL RE• "
ALL WOOL Pl.Alu'. •' '<
BOMBAZINES, ALPACAS, MOHAIRS,
CASHMERE-, POPLIN -. &e . Ik:.,
rmbrecing the n o, .vest a .J rno-t elegant eryisi w$
cave vet oSered .cr sale in Bedford.
Sept. 29. _ A. B. CRAMER St CO.
SHAWL C ~
WATERLOO, HIGHLAND PLAID, LONG AND"
i SQUARE BLACK IVOfiL-i fHfflhl SHAWL?,
Also, the uew ZEPHYR SHAWLS !
Cheap at CRAMER'S.
Pent. £9.
BOOTS 2: S IOES. *
flreit supply of BOOTS and SHOES, of 'he very
; bei quaii'y, jasi opsaed at CRAMER'S;-
!**•=• 29- " V' ' * ;
CLOTIHTCG.
1 OVERCOATS, DRESS AND SACK COATS,
PANTS ANl> VESTS.
Alto—Ger.ts Fianrh Ftar.nel T raveling Shirt*,
I fui sale by A. B. CRAMER St CO.
• Sept. 29. . ,
CARPETI NOB.
: All Wool RAG, LIST, HEMP and VENITI AN
| CARPETINGS. Also, 3, 4. S, 6 and 6-1 FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS, *7 * eT'.ra for sale by
A. B. CRAMER !r CO.
STRAY COW.
; Came to the pimiisesof (he subscriber t*iding.
Ist tt- Willow Grove, in Snake Spring townahip,-
' a' out the 6tb inst., a Biindle Cow, supposed to b
| abcut four year* old. Tbe owner is requested to,
I com* forward, prove property, pay charges and take
! her away, or she will b- disposed of according to
law. JOSEPH MORTIMORE.
j Septembei 29, ISCS.
BELFOHD IvUKSFBIES,
BEDFORD, PENNS'A..
T. li. Ix¥^ T €H
; Off-rs to the public and derJers. a latan sroct; ©f w Ml
j grown fruit trees consisting of APPLE TREE" 6 to
! 10 fe-t hieh, FEAR, s'aidsrd aid dwarf, PLUM,
i CHERP.Y.'AITJCOT, NIiCTARINF.S, QUINCES,
GRAPES of all the desirable kind*. CHFRKY CUR
j KANT and ot! er fme varirties. GOOSEBERRIES,
SPANISH CHESTNUT, ENGLISH WALNUT.
•-HADES ORNAMENT AL FLOWERING TREK*.
I Evfixreeri trees, Shnbs nnd Vines in vaiiety, ISoo.-
i eysucklee of all kinds. Hardy perpetual b]oomiß(,
' Roses, Flowerirg Sfartibs, Dah'ias, Fancy varieties,
j Fuchsias, Cbrys-nthemums, tkc.
j Upwards of If 0,000 trees are row on the grounds,-
' thrnty and healthy. Greet inducements are offered
! to tLo e ir.fu.d'rg to plent largely, cr those buying
• to -ell sgsin, especiaiiy ol apple.
Ca'alogues sent free to tboee applying.
frrtr nc at a distance will please write for further,
i infernfafiiß.-
Cs"A.gerits wanted te sell tree*. Good wages
' pai-f [Sept- B—3m
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
| The undersignedappoihted by the Orphans' Court
I of Bedford County, to distribute the balance in 'he
; hands of Wilson Nycum, AJnirintrator cf the Es
tate of.! Nycum, late cf Monroe township, deceased,
! will hitend for that purpose at hi : office in Bedford,
on Friday, Oct. 33th. lS6Sat2 o'clock P. M- when
art! w'-ere s'l persons irievested ran attend if they
tbiiiK proptT. M. A. FOINTS, Auditor
S U T7 R R i s s
EXTRA No. I "ACKLLEL AND SHAD-Su
perior quanty Syrupa, Sugar*, Teas, Tcbsecc, .'y.c ,
kc , cheap at Cik.a.MEß'd
Sept. 2?