fii iMfottl <ga*fitf.
' Local and Personal.
BUS I YENS DIRECTORY.
The following Business Director? for the bor-
of Bedford end other places ia the count?.
tv hst aJvrriumtKt* appear i the flumn* of j
T Si Gaz*"®-) may be of service to oar friends ,
patrons in the county, and is commended to
tteir attention:
ATTORNEYS AT LAW—G B Spang; J. P. I
ped; J.W.Tate; John I'a'uier; E F Kerr;
ilnrborrow A Luti; Espy M. Abip; John T. ;
Jteagy: M A Points; Kixmeil A Lingenfelter, I
Bedford, Pa.
BANKERS—Reed A Setaell; Rupp. Shannon & I
Bedford, Pa
BEDFORD NURSERIES—T. M. Lynch.
BOOTS AND SHOES. VARIETIES, Ac H. j
Button; H F. Irvine, Bedford. Pa.
CABINET-WARE. CnAIRS. Ac —Richard Leo, j
Bedford. Pa.
DRY-GOODS. GROCERIES. AC.—J. B. Far-1
nahar; A. B. Crauier; J. M. Shoemaker; P. A."
(teed. Bedford, Pa.
DENTISTRY—C. N. Hickok A J. 0. Minnic'j, j
Jr.. Bedford. Pa.
FANCY STORES—Mrs. V. B Tate A MWs M
Rea. Mrs E. V. Mo wry, Mrs. M. R. Schr.fer A
Miss Kate Deal. Bedford. Pa.
GUNSMITHING—Dtvid Deflbangh. Br dfard.
HARDWARE, Ac—Win Hartley; Geo. Bly
myer A son, Bedford, Pa.
HOTELS Bedford Hotel. J J . Shoemaker;
-Jftjgel U'.use, I. ?.fensel; Union Hotel. V. Stock-
B lfnrd, Pa.; Exchange Hotel, W. C. M-t-
I r ul!y, Huntingdon, Pa.
JEWELER—DanieI Border. Bedford, Pa.
•John Reimund, Jeweler,
JOB PRINTED "—Meyers A Mengel. Bedford.
Pa. —A kinds of Plain and Fancy Job Printing
neatly and promptly executed.
PUMPS—Wm C. Saively. Schellsburg Pa.
PHYSICIANS—Dr. J L Marboorr Bedford.
Pa.; Dr. F. M. Marbourg. Schellsbavg. Pa.
PHILADELPHIA TRADE—W. W. Paul A Co .
Bootf and Shoe: War'rnan A E ntleman Tobacco.
Seears. Ac: Felix Ifevroan. Clothing; Charles
Oikforl A Sons. Hate. Caps, Fiir3. Ac.
PATENT MEDICINES—Shriuer s Cough Syrup
and Indian Vermifuge: Foutr's Mixture and Home
andCittlc Powder; \\ hpaloti's Ointment; Helm
bald's Extract of Bucliu; Dr. Tobias' Venitian Lin
iment : Allcoek's Porous" Plasters ; CLristadoro's
Hair Dye.
PI'BLICATIONS—The Pedpokp Gazbttk—
-Bubs-ription. $2.01' invariably in advance; the N
Y. World ; The Standard History of tue War; The
Democratic Almanac ; The Now York Observer.
PHOTOGRAPH ARTIST—T. J. Taylor.
REAL ESTATE SAI.ES-
T. 11. A N. J - L)oua, Private Sale
Jacob Walter. Private,
Jonathan Bowser, do
Charl-i Colfelt, d i
George V hip, do
Ljuih Gubernator. Public Sa'e. X V 11,1811
J W Licgenfelter. Trustee, do do 10. do
W Carpenter AH B Swarr, do Jo 14, do
G H Sleek. Ex'r, do do 14, do
John Alsip. Adm'r., do do IS, do
Adolnhus Ake. Adm'r, do do 18 d >
Sheriff's Sale. <io do 18. do
Adam Wenverling, Adm'r, do do in. do
Moses Mellwaine, do do 14, do
CAM Davore, do Dec. Id, do
Read the "New Advertisement*"' in this
week's issue of Ta: Gazette.
ijf " For Administrator's, Executor's, An liter
notices. Ac .see ■ Legal Notices.'*
Li,'" Read the a lvcr'iou. ut: ur ier the ucad ol
"No.icci, Ac."
THE CASH SYSTEM.— After upwards
of eight years' in the print -:
ing business, we have come to the eon- :
elusion that theeo-s/i system U the be--,
for both publisher and patron. Wej
Lave, therefore, determined gradually
to adopt it. Whilst we are willing to •
accommodate those who are unable to
pay cash, we shall expect those who are
able, to do so in variably. One reason;
for this, is that if we are paid cash,,
we can buy our paper, Ink and other;
materia! for cash, which enables us to
purchase at lower rates than when we j
hay on time, thus justifying us also in I
charging our patron? lower prices. But ]
the fact is, we c&unot sustain an office |
like ours, on the h-mt system. We do!
not make this notide, because we are;
diwatistied with any of our patrons, j
but simply to inform on''- and all of our
intention to adopt the each plan. Wt j
hall make our job work and ad vert i
►lug exlusively cash. and we, ihetefore,
hope our friend? will not take it 'Amiss,
if occasionally a bill is sent them to re
mind them of our rule. We do not
send bills because we fear that we will
not b< paid, hut si hi ply for the reason I
that we don't want to go into an esten
k system of book-keeping. We have
-!r -,idy quite an accumulation of char
ges for adv inking, Ac., ami in order to
earry out our pran, are coifcp'eliod to
tend trilla. We hope those receiving 1
'-hem will regard the matter in its prop
er light an 1 respond accordingly.
PLTTSBURG AND CO>NELLSVILLE
.. AD.— The Pittsburg papers iu
. ... hit the PittsburgandConnells
vihe Ilaitroad Company are about to
put a heavy force of laborers at work
up- >u the Sand Patch Tunnel. They
ore enabled to fio this by the its*lstanu
of the Baltimore tindOhiolt.it. bo.
This is good news for our Somerset
neighbors, us. well as for the peopleofthe
Southwestern portion of this county.
We had lost faith in theability a.- well as
the purpose, of the Pittsburg and Con
oeil.wvilie R.'lroad Company; to build
their propose! road; but, we gladly
hail this indication of renewed vigor
tiielr part, as an omen of a more
propitious result than we had anticipa
tfid- There is now a Coir prospect that
th" long projected road from Pittsburg
to Cumberlnud, Md., via Sand Patch
Tunnel, will bo made, .tad that the Con
oellsville and Southern Pennsylvania
-w-iivtay Company will also build their
•"bar!, which will tap theSomerse.t coun
ty coel basin and pitss through toe mid-
of tills county from east to west.—
Th<*e railrooidh will be of incalculable
to land-holders in this coun
ty. and Uvey should hesitate long beiore
part; with their real estate, at pre—
prices. There is a "better time a
fomiag," fv this section of country.—
"dt a little winger I
Conor-We K.V* —Onr subscribers will
iifiirrtvl an opportunity oii court
UK 'k tr jieiy in advance for the present
J'lar. Those w honot-Rome to town.
,Sul the men * with to Ir n ivh
vho do come. -.Wo ate > .look />.
q'.ar.fjf y.of new sstetcribefsdurkip
*• - - •-
IY, Yb.-— /vyery-iarfly a
and dnldren and can write h 5
will, ought to, buy?. "Family
'""••tril.'t BerkstrtSkier,
;> *ell-burg, { - t *
RE-ASSEMBLIJi'O OF THE RETURN
Judges.— The board of Return Judges
(or rather a portion of it) re-assembled,
on Friday last, to count the 'army vote.'
With gTeat seriousness, gravity and de
termination. they sal duwn to discharge
the onerous duty which the law devolv
ed upon them. The President of the
board took his seat t supported on each
side, by a clerk. Grim and awful-look
in? judges occupied the space in front
of the President and clerks. Some eight
of them were heroes of the great battle
with the 'Skedadlers" who claimed
the rights of citizens, at the polls, on !
| the tenth of October. These stern and
terrible members of the courts-martial
which sat in the disguise of election
boar ds, awaited, with much anxiety, ;
j tin- opening of the Prothouotary's bud-1
| get containing the votes returned from j
| the army. They had some recollection i
! of the charges of fraud made against j
| "Shannon," "Meyers" and others, by i
; John Cessna, Aleck M'Cluro and otlu r '
worthies In their party. As Cessna '
and M'Cluro, somehow, or other, had i
j failed to bring these dreadful fellows:
i to justice, (they being still at large and
! working awav at their "treasonable"
schemes as busily and defiantly as ever':
the veteran, anti-skcdadler, a la court
martial, return judges were not with- i
out apprehension that tlie soldiers
: would again be "defrauded," or, in J
! plain English, that the efforts of their '
j own party to make fraudulent returns
i from the army, would again be deleat
! Ed by an honest and conscientious oili- j
, cor. Hence, they watched With all their ;
j accenessof vision, the luaidpftiations |
! of the Prothonotary, as he unfolded .
i !iis certificate. Visions of the rejection '
,| of hundreds of nicely cooked'-up aboli- i
j tion irallots, haunted their minds. — '
Hopes of sufficient majority in the
army vote, i cleverly prepareil by some
expert abolition performer in legerde
main. to elect their county ticket, min
gled with 1 !i \ ksing bars of <letectioi l
by Democratic -harper- lurking about
the Court H< use put them into a very
agony of susi.cn e and uncertainty.—
Finady one oi tiie boldest of these bold j
fighters of Ihe "skedndlers," muster* xl
| up courage to inquire how rnunv vote
had been returned from the army.— ;
1 The roponse, gloomy and sorrowful, i
i .anie trom the abolition clerk — "Onl?/ ,
! " eOh! how the heart? of these val-1
1 iant men sunk within them, at this |
! mournful answer! How their last Jin
i geringho, - of "countingout" the Dem-1
i ocrat-s vanished from their minds ! To 1
them the am. juneement was "political
I death, forever and'ever, for, wall did :
j they know that iheirhist opportUnify
to cheat tin active? into power in Bed-;
; ford county, had pissed, never to be re
| called, Disagreeable, too, were their :
reflect ions, as they remembered that
; they had come to Bedford *.O count that j
1 one vote, at an expense of at least $250.- j
I . !
| 00 to the county, and that such was the
- operation of :ui election law passed by .
! their own party. They went home,
| however, satisfied that this time 'Shan-1
i nun' and 'Meyers' didn't "defraud thel
. soldiers."
: whole Democratic county ticket has
! iieen electetl. The candidates for Treas
urer, Commik-ioner and Poor Dim-ior,
j against whom the hardest tight of the ;
. enemy w:ts made, all run attend "f the
: State tiek' t. The Abolitionists tried to
| turn the county debt, the alleges! m?i
--i feasance in the Poor House, and other
I local matters, against the claims of the*' 1
| But their tricks were ox
j }H)sed and the result is a splendid ver
dict in favor ■>f Democratic rnanage
inent of our county affairs. Thi- is
something for Democrats to be proud
of, and should make our adversaries
hide their heads in shanVe, when they
i remember how they charged Demo-
S eratic officials with dishonesty, c'orrujj
. tion, drunkenness, and every vile thing
theiruuserupulousneswcouidconjure up.
A RARK OCCCHREWrE.—A* EBITUB K LCIK
Wui. L D'C.ii, Lsp, vroi.rirt-. r f tip Esst a Ex
jt'fsr. rp?eiv< < 4 s.-v/ nt!!.Lti! :okeof
rtl! of "lis follow towvjj.'B. on Friday tvuuing a
wesk. in the gift of ahinisoTS litt'estenm
and boiler, complete, intended work hi new
I Power Pr'si. Tb euitinc and boiler were built by
I tha Meiers. Weimar A Brothoc of Lebanon, ant is
i a gift botli eoluii .■ übi u=c:ul. and nothisg,prob
j ably, could have boon more acceptable.
We find the above in one of ourex
cliahges. We hope no one who reads it.
i will take it into lbs head to make ?/s a
similar present# Such an event would
astonish us so greatly that we wouldn't
! get o\ er the shock f- >r a month.
j WE give place to the annexed card
; with much pleasure. It is one of the
trick of the enemy to start doubta :is
i to thi3 or that man's fid 'lify to th De
! mocracy. Diinwrate should Ire cau
! tious. how they repeat tales started by
i 1 heir opponents:
A FA Kit. — yfr. Editor: Whereas it
ha* h'D re]>orU\l that I hive .left the
I lemocralie party and joined its ene
mies, I take thi-* method of publicly
declaring float • have never voted any
other than the Deui jcratie ticket, never
intend to vote any 01 her, and advise till
who love our country to support the
Democratic party.
PATTEBSOX OL.IVFEE.
o>irVd, Valley Tp., Oct.. 28, 1*56.
larjmaED o: CITY PASSENGEB CABS,
I —We regret to learn that our juvenile
i friend, Jimmio Shepherd, son of our
f >rmer neighbor W. D J3hepherd,now re
sidiug iu Washington city, was severely
i j urcd some time rince, by l>elng acci
dentally thrown from the platform of a
city 'car on which he was riding. A t
1 last accounts, however, ho was doing
well. . *
Fou.vn PWAJD. —Noah Tipton, form
erly of this &mnty and lately of Alle
ghany towuship, Somerset county, was
found lying dead ia the stable of Mr.
Walker, cf the aforenamed township,
on:> morning not long since. We have
not tvon informed ac to the esmaeofbis
death. .... . . ■*
*f" f - "
.J Tl KN EW ypiiK t'.isCtl'v Elt.—Tlio-ie
who wish t> JsunSiribe lor reli
gious journrare referred to'the.ad
vertisement of .the X. \ . Obsi &r It
is a paper -published in'the interest,of
Presbyterittutem.
-1, ! L !—.. 1 I
Keystone Club.— This organization
will meet in the Grand Jury room, in
the Court House, on Saturday evening
next, to adopt a Constitution and choose
permanent officers. We hope all the
members will be present, and that every
Democrat in Bedford and vicinity will
also attend and become members.
Ventriloquism, Magic Lantern,
4c.—Prof. Miiler gave exhibitions, at
the Court House, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings last, in ventrilo
i quism and representations by "magic
! lantern." Prof. Miller's performances j
j are quite interesting.
Thanks.— Our friend Win. j
of C. Valley, sends us the names of a
number of new subscribers to the Ga
i zette, for which he has our thanks.
: Who comes next on the roll of honor ?
j Don't all speak at once!
! Democratic Almanac.— -We refer
i our readers to the advertisement of
j this work, published in New York, by
Van Evrie', Horton 4 Co. Even- Dem
ocratic family should have a copy and
we would hint to merchants, the.pro-
I prioty of supplying themselves with it.
, White Labob.—A number ofGtejr
mans, Swedes and Danes—men women
and children —arrived at Richmond a
| few days ago, to act as farm laborers in
Virginia. The price fixed rbr theirser
| vices as farm hands or laborers is SGiO
| a year, food and lodging for men l>e
tween twenty and fifty years old, and
! women .*100."
! AIiOCT three thousand votes were
ladled in Florida at. the recent election
} for a State Convention. Most of the
! delegates arc Union nil'il. ...
MARRfED.
( WEIMER-HOLDEKBAUIi.—On the 26th ult ,
i by the Rev. H. Heckertnaii, Mr. H. G. Wkimkr.
oi' Berlin, snrnt-r-iet county, to Mi** srK, doiishter
i of Micimel Ilolilerbauiu. of B-r-Uord towmhip.
LVTlio imppy couple have our hearty
! utmioiif may they live and greatly may
thy flourish and prosper.
ih'V Ai'.vfrtijfmcnts.
fINHE BEDFORD GAZETTE is the
J bt-dt AdvfrtiaiDg Medium in Southorn Pesti
: fvlvatia.
i: v 1 t \) x E ci.u d .
; ATTKXTIGX!
i Th" niemhors of the Key-i'.ue Club of Bi-Jford,
l are i'-uuesteii to tne ■! in tueGrand Jury Room, on
| SATURDAY EVENING, next, Nov 4. W thepor
pose of psrmauent orgauiiatUia. Every
Di-u.o ral is invited tu attend
A J. SANSJM. Pres't. pro. teni.
VyrATCHMAKER 4 JEWELER.
' JfiHN REIMUND would respectfully inform tlie
| citiicns of Bedford and vicinity that lie has open
ed c Watchtosker and Jeweler shop, in the room
occupied by B irnh&'t A McMullin, nearly oppo
| site the P"SI office. Repairing done on e> drt no
■ tic an.l on ieu enable 'ero.- Nov S—Ala.
rat J. TAYLOR,
. | . PHOTOGRAPH ARTIST,
he.ing taken *hc cir m :u,iy occupi-i by GIV
i Dibert. near 'ho "0 i Rising Sun. is pre oared to
! accoinmodatit the ladies andgiuilenie'Jcf Bedford
and vicirdty. with the best styles >f
Daguerreotype-, and with every thing pertaining
:to the art of picture making The patronace oi
i the public is respectfully solicited. [Nov. .I—3t
A DMINIBTRATORS' NOTICE.—
Notice is hereby given that letters of adniin
■ istraliou on the estate ol Bamuel Aruislror.g, late
! of Snake Spring toprnship, dec d., lravo bteu grant
ed to the undersigned
All persons indebted to said estate will make
I immediate payment, and all tho-e having claims
against the eslata are reqnestwd to present liica
proissrly authenticated for aottlemenl.
: v 1 3 JDHA Armstrong,
DANIEL SNVDf'R
Nov. 3. 'Gs—fit Ade.'rs.
V; )TK'E.—i hereby notify all j>er-
Rons not to buy cr trade for a note given by
mo to David Sleighter or Sarah tDsigLter, firflOO,
a? it was given espsri payment of the pur-base cf
the David Sleighter farm by me. to Sur.. fil
ter. and a David Sieighlor has reftuitd to let me
have the nit e, 1 will, therefore, net pay this note.
The note was to be given up to me on tLo delivery
of the farm I hare not received value
J H THOMPSON.
Bloody Run. Oct. 31,1813.—31
il DU'IoUS ADVERTISING, by
f | all business men, is theseeret of success, lle
meuiUer Stephen Uirard
4 DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.—
f\_ Notice is hereby givon that letters of admin
istration on the estate of ThomaaG. Wright. lato
i of St. Clair township, deceased, hare been granted
; to the undersigned.
All person.' indebted to said estate are requested
! to make immediate payment, and those having
claim- will present ihetu properly authenticated
fur settlement. EIAVIN V. WRIGHT,
ALBERT WRIGHT,
Nov 2, 'lj—6t Adm rs.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. —
Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
tration on thoeftateof George Miller, lateof Cum
| berlaod Valley towr.ship, dee d., have beongrant
l ed to the nndcriigned.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
i to make immediate payment, and those having
' claims will present them properly authenticated
| for settlement. J A MLS CEF-'NA.
I Nov. 3. "6j—fit* A'tm'r
I3RIVATES ILEOF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE—'The subscriber, residing
! in Bedford township. Bedford county, offer? for sale
i hi- farm situated in the township airi county afore
said, about 5j milesnortb-eastof Bedford, contain
-1 ing 17(' acres, about 100 acre* of which are cleared
' and in good state of cultivation. the remain ler s
! v. --11 timbered. The noil is limestone gravel nn-1
i verv productive. The farm is wedl watered. The
! improvements c-in-iat ef s good
. NEW TWO 3TORY PLANK UOt'SE. LOG BARN
t and out-ln. dings. There is an excellent nypi*
orchard on the premise#. Tt-rins reasonable,
i Nov S—3m* JACOB WALTER.
I' iUtILIO HALE OP VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE —By virtue of an order of
IE-- Orphan*' Conrt of Bedford county, the uu ler
sig-ied administrator and trustee for the -sicof the
real estate of John Metigvr. lateof Juniata tow n
ship, Bedford uounty. dee d., will sell at public
outcry, upon the premises. on N A TURD A 1 , No
vember 13. 136.'. all the following described prop
erty. to wit: A TRACT OF LAND, situate in Ju
j niata township. Bedford county, adjoining Binds of
J John Tredweli, on the north, Aleiander Skoemn
j ker, on the north-nun. KUen Showman, and Daniel
i Metzger, on the east, Emanuel Palmer, on the south
1 east, Leonard May and John Kerr, on the sonth,
j and Frerf'k. Hildebrandt, on the west, containing
ioi Acres and ui perches,
' ab-->uil7s antes cleared nnd uuderlenoe, witii a two
storv and a half BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
TENANT HOUSE. LARGE BANK BARN, and
STABLE sufficient for stabling AO hnrsee, with oth
er out-buildings thereon erected The above descri
bed property being a fiue location tor a hotel, und
being situate within two miles md n half of the
line of the proposed Ponthem Railroad.
Sale to commence at cue ""dock of said day.
Nov. 3, '6h—3t JOHN AL3IP, Adus'r.
DRINTERS* INK lias made many a
B business man riou. Wo ask you to (rj It in
the columns of tux Gxzbtib
J N PRESS: To be published Dec. Ist.
in: demc/cbatio almanAc
tWn'
POLITICAL COMPENDIUM. FOR IKSS,
Is ijow tuprvee, atd will bo published bytbeuuder-
Signwi, as Ebovo It wUlooctain, beeideet.be use til
uiaDei rf Altnccace lull and official Elc-obiou Re
turns, fi lilt Cf cJL Qhicent. tedcrs! and PUte, a
oaretnl Chronology, Abstracts of Laws. Ac . Ac.,
making a complete C-ornpeiidium or Manual fertile
Foltticifn. It is the fateaticn to make it superior
li anything cf the Wind heretofore published-
Haiing a regular publish tag "department in cor,-
■. teotiou witj oar business, o 1" enabled to
.' give -this Alumnae, through the trade as w, i -.s
s Tour "regular custom- rs unu agents. a ll ry w.de cir
. cnlation. A limited numb* rof advertisements will
Be received. •'
I! . The prtoo of the Almanac wit' be 25 cents per
'j hopy, retail. A liberal discount made to the trade,
j Orders, wbiih will be filled according to the date
■ of their reception, are re-oooi fully noli cited.
VAN KVRIE, IIOKTOS 4 CO., PubinUrs,
Vn M 2 Vrtwsi.n Ptrept. ?s®vr York
HR - J L-J L 1,..
Mr '^dvcrtisfmcnts.
v* rERCTIANTS and MECHANICS,
1v I and Business men generaßy will advance
their own interests by advertising in the columns
Of THE GxttrTTt
i rpHE NKW YORK OBSERVER,
1
A wcwklv
RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR
Newspaper for the family and the fireside, will
,, t enter on it*
FORTY-FOURTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION. j
True to
The CHURCH, the CONSTITUTION and
the UNION,
It ia calculated to pleitse both j
OLD AND YOUNG..
i All neue subscribers paving us in advance for j
1886 shall have their names immediately entered, !
and the Observer will be sent to thorn
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Subscribe soon, as the/res paper will commence
when the name is entered.
Sample copies to any address free.
TERMS. $3.50 a VEAK is ADVANCE.
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Nov 3,'65. -4t 37 I'ark Row, New York, j
VO RECOGNITION.—The South- i
I *( eru people have given up all expectations of
| being recoguired and it is equally difficult Jo REO- j
; OGNIZE NORTHERNERS wttuse heads of grey, )
I yellow, white, brown, or red hair, have SI RHEN- j
! DERKD THEI R COLORS under the wonder-work- i
i iug inftuenco of CKISTADOEG'S HAIR DYE, j
j which plant permanently in their stead such blacks J
• and brown, a* nature might mistake fur her own. j
Manufactured by J. CKISTADORO, No. 6 As tor
I House, New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied i
1 by ail Hair IlrtCKit. Oct 20 —Ira
fUUtUUIpUia <Tvadc;
i TCILS: EURO! furs:
L WHOLESALE AND RET.uL.
I CIIARLKS OAKF()RD £ SONS,
CONTINEN TA L HO TE L.
PHII.ADEI.PHIA. ,
Have now open their large and splendid stock of ,
LADIES' FUR CAPES,
COLLARS.
MUFFS
CUFFS.
GLOVES,
AND HOODS !
Also the finest assortment of FANCY FIR ROBK>
CAPS. MUFFLERS, and GLOVES over before of
; ferod.by tbcui. all <4 which are warranted to bo a
. : represented SHIPPING FLKS BOUGHT.
: Oct ?0. '65. liu.
fviELIX HEY3IAN
WITH
ARNOLD, NUSBAFMA NfRDLINGER
Importers. Jobbers, And Wholesale 'osier, in
C LOT II I NO ,
Cloths, Cet'simere*, Venting*, Tailors' Irim-
n itHgs. SfC. t
i Nos. 333 Market Street. and 2" North Fourth St. i
PH IL ADELP HI A.
OFFERS greaj inducements to Wholesale Deal
ers from th? Country, in quantity, quality, stylo,
prices and teiWis . _
Merchants. T-jlors and Dealers vidting Phila
delphia. wilt find it tu their advantage. to call arid
examine stock and learn prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
Dee. 9. IStl—ly.
11L EMI N<l II OLLI 1> A V
i WITH
Pail GRAFF, H-WTIM,
ISAAC WATKIS, I. H. OA?I I.N.TO:,
GRAFF, WAIKIN A CO.,
Wholesale Vealersm
BOOTS AND 8110 ES,
No. 421 Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
January 13,1865-lyr
WM. w. RAI L. I • 1 R"AR
HL. HOOD
• • W,RH
WM. W. VAX* Is & CO.,
TV
BOOT A S HOE
Warekwe,
t 02" Market St. k 611 Commerce fit. above Sixth
PHIL A 1) t: L P ll I A
December 10, IMl4—v.,
\\T ARTMAN A ENGI;LM;vA,
yY Su cct-stors to
MICHAEL WARTMAN * C 0 ;
TOBACCO SNUIK AND SEGAII
I
wmrrAtTCßr
No. 313 North Third Street, Second doer fc' ow
Wood, . ,
PHILADELPHIA.
J. W WarTMAH. II P Esr.LKV AS
March 25,
liolicf-i, &t.
jj )L( tI'OSALS lor building a.covered
; A bridge across Boob 4 Cio-jk, near Mowry <■
Mill, in L'nioi township, will bit received at the
Commissioner*' Office, op to the 20th day of No
vember. (Court Week- Plan and rnccificafiorscan
be even at our office iu Bedford. . I'be bridge to be
15 feet long—single span By order of tue Con
misaionere. JOHN G. PISHKK. Clerk.
Oct. 27, '65-
■\TOTI€E TO ,\SSKSS ULS.—Thfds-
of the several diatricUof *Li- county,
elected for the y-ir ISfifi, are hi roby requested to
I meet at the Gonnuiasionera' Office. on Wmlnerdev,
! November 16th, to receive the books,' int. true lions,
1 Ae.. tor the assessment for said year. Let untie
' faii "to he present. BV order of the Commissioners.
1 Oct. 27, 65. JOHN G. FIfiHLR. Clerk
f > RIIX i K LETTING. —The(ommD-
i f> sinners "f Itedforl county will let, on the
, premises, on Tuesday, .November7th. tot.he lowest
• and best bidder, a bridge to be built acrossEvitt a
! cre.-k, near the house of Francis Morgart.,in Cnm
her'-ar-d Valley township Plan and specifications
I w iM lie exhibited on that dev. By on tor of the
: Ct)Wjniesi>ucrn JOHN G.
j Oct 20", '66. CUfk.
I "\T (iTICE.—The subscribers having
I sold th'dr entire stock ot goods to Richard
I Gangdom -sho will continue the business at the old
stand, rtoticc is hereby yiven that the books ol the
: firm are now rendy for Mitlwient. AH notes and
: nook accounts pertaining to th# business of the
i firm, must be on. or before the firff day ot
! December next, otherwise thej will be placed in
i the bands of an officer for co lection. Also, "II
note# ud accounts of the fiin of Brafcot A Co .
i icust, be f-ettled bv vhcsntne tinx, or they wi'.l bo
i imil,rlf oT. , taies STSCKMIS
t,T \TEs & CC.
j Bloody Ron, Sept 13—tDl
£epl 2joti:fS.
AUDI TOU'S NOTflCE.—Tbc under,
t\ ■ gjpjed appointed BudiUr by tlie Orphan®'
Con it of .Bedford county, to laoertnin the wbelc
amount of indebtedness of tboseta'Bof Robert 1,1-
d'T, lute of Middle Woodbaviy township, deceived,
and to deduct the same from ho re ."oguizui.ee of
Josiab S. Cider, purchaser of tie renl estate, f(d
to distribute the remainder snong the lieirs, *t'<
m<et the parties interested etlisof&oo, in the boi
uugh of Bedford. on Wedneadty, th e Btn day J'f
November, celt, at ton o'ckwt, when and vrhere
nil concerned may uttend. li F. KERB.
Oct 20, *K> Auditor
4 UDITOK'S NOTICE.—"."he imdcr-
Z~V eltr.ed appointed by tlii Orphans' Court of
fc'edFord oounly, to distribute the b alanoo in the
hands of .1. W." Lingenfelter, aitninii trnter of d*-
uob Flock, late of the towuahigd Hopeweii, dee d,
wiil attend to the duties of htaappointment at bis
office in Bo iford, on Tuesday, November 11. 18M,
at in o'clock A.M.. whenni! fsrsons it iterated oiu,
t tend if they U.ih proper.
Dot. 20, V B. CImSXA, Auditor.
INSTATE OF liESEOCA SHAV-
Slf FER, DBCD-—To rto Jan# rtf>-
rr.nnraiiw* cf ifslsscs iSAijfV', Arts at Vfrffoft*-
Co Her ri : i ca „.i ■ . •
t.vKE NOTICE—That by (ietue.of a .Writ of
Partition Hinl Valuation
I Court of BMfonl County : npi to mo.dtect*!, I
will hold an Inqufcft to ina&e ItiKition and vaiu*-
| thin of the Real Estate of i,K deceased, which' 's
i situate in Colerain township, i>n m pramiaen, on
the llth day of hnyeiuoer, AID., 1655, w hen auu.
! whore you can attend if you sfc proper.
| ,10MN" AIfcHTADT, Sliprlff,
1 Sheriff's Offioe, Be ifird, Oct 20,'6A
Ilfrurt fPfctt
4 rPITtHFS N(>TK'E. —Tilt*
' \ signed, appointed Auditor by the Court of
Common Picas of Bedford county, to distribute the
money in the hitodsof Sheriff Aldstadi and arising
from "sale of real estate of Levi Otto will inetft all
parties interested in said distribution and wishing ]
to attend, at his office in the town of Bedford, on
I TUESDAY. Nov. 14th, 1865, at I o'clock. P. M.
j 0ct.25>."5.-.*?t. J. T. KEA'IY. A. liter.
V EDITOR'S NOTK 'K.—Titc uioh i- j
signed appointed by the Orphans' Court of j
Eedfor ! conntv. to distribute the balance in the |
I han'ls of James C. Devore, Executor of the Estate j
i of Cornelius Devore, late of Londonderrytownship,
I deceased, will attend to the duties of his appoint- j
j ment at his offm* in Bedford nn .Monday, Nov IT. i
1 1805; at 10 o'clock, a. in., when add where all in- i
! terested eiin attend if thev think pro].or
| _ Oct. 13,'65.-3t. J r i[N L'JTZ. Auditor, j
4 DMINISTBATOR'S NOTICE.—
! Notice Is hereby given that Letters of Ad- j
ministration on the estate of John Shook, late of ,
B dford township, deceased, have been granted to
| ,he undersigned.
j Ail persons knowing themselves indebted to said
| estate will please make immediate payment, and
I those having Claims will present them properly au
i thenticated for smut-men;.
I oat ' JOHN ALDBTADT, Ad mr. j
I A DMINISTRATOR'B NOTICE.— ;
/X Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad- J
ministration o; the-estate of Adam Otto, late of j
| Napier township, deceased, have been granted to
j the undersigned
A', persons knowing themselves indebted tosaid
| estate will f'.msemake immediate payment, and :
I those having elaims will present them properly uu- !
I thenticate for settlement.
| Oct. 20, 75.—6t. LEVI OTTO, A.ln.'r j
FTXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice is
' Xj hereby given that Letters testamentary to the .
estate of MuryHyaung. late of Londonderry town- j
' ship, dee'd, have been granted to the undersigned-
All persous knowing themselves indebted toaaid .
j estate will please make immediate payment, ar.d i
i thorn having claims will present inem properly au- i
! thenticated for settlement. P. F. LEHMAN,
; Oct. 20. '65.—6t. Executor.
{EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. -Notice is
J hereby given Ui.it letters testasrnttPtary have
[ been grunted by the Register, to the undersigned, |
: on the Jagt will and testament of Jacob L. May, l
j dee'd, that all persons indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate payment, and those
| having claims will present them duly antbentica- '
ted tor settlement.
ASA S. STUCKEY, Executor.
October 6,1865 * j
\1 *DITGR'S N(>TICE.—The under
signed, appointed to ascertain the amount of
advancement* made to the heirs of John 8. Stat- i
Jer, dee d, and to make distribution of the balance
i:i the haudsof the Administrator of said deceased,
to and among those entitled to the came, will at
tend for that purpose, at his office in Bedford, on
WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of Nov.. next, where
and when all interested may attend, if they think
proper. JOHN MOWER, Auditor.
I 00t.20,'65.-3t.
rIEDFORD COUNTY, S3.
)l At an Orphans' Court hold st Bedford, in
and for the county of Bedford on the 4th day of
September. A.D . 1365, before the Judges of the
' same Court.
Oa motion of Joseph H Durborrow, Esq., the
I Court grant a rule upon the heirs am', legal rp
--' re"entutive- of Samu"! Carp" -r, late of tins town
slynof Middle M uodberry. dee d., to vit : John
Carper, residing ii the county of Bureau. Illinois;
Frederick Carper, Jacob Carper, Polly, intermar
. ri'-d with John Kengy. She last tlrr-a mentioned
r>'--i ling tr, the county of Bedford , Philip Carper,
residing in the county of Bureau. Illinois: Chris
! tophor Carper. Samuel Carpor, residing in the
county of Fulton. Illinois: Christina, intci married
. with Thomas Desbin. residing ia the county of
Decatur. Illinois; Elizabeth, intermarried with
! Johu Berkslrosser, C nharine, intermarfie-l with
| Daniel Frederick, the last two residing in the
; county of ,Bureau. Illinois: Margaret, intermar
ried with Jacob ,-uiith. residing in the county of
Led. -id, to heun i appear at an Orphans' C-.-urt to
. beheld at Bedford, on the third Monday. 2uth day
j til 1- vcmb. r next, to as. iptor refuse to take the
re I c-'j -if -aiddoeca. ■! at the s HIU- n whu h
) has been vahaad a.id a{ praised i'. pursuance ef a
i writof partition or valuation issued out of our sau',
Court aud to the sheriff of said county directed,
or show cause why the same should not be sold.
iL. s.| In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto
set my hand and the seal of the said-Couri at
Bedford, the 7th dav of September, A. D. 1865.
0. E. SHANNON, Clerk.
October 6. 1855.
/ 101'HT P~R O tTjAM AT ION.— To
Y. the Coroner, the Justices of the I'eare, tind
Constables :o the different Townships tu the
aree'i-.T- ♦
In pur'u-vnee of a proCGr.t to me directed, under
the hand and aca! mi the Hon. ALEXANDER
KING. President of the several Courts of Common
Pious, in the 16th IHitriot, oonsisting of thoooun
tic- o! Friuiklihi Fulton. Bedford nrd Somerset,
und by v -rtuc of his office of the Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery for the trial of
capita! and other offenders therein. n> d the Gen
tral Conrt of Quarter Sessions of the Peace; and.
,! \M?s BURNS and AU.VM WEAVEEL:KO. Judges of
the satne Conrt in the same CourPv of Bedford,
V >.i ami i;ach o! you. are hereby required tc be
and aptiear in your pTtircr p rsor with your Re
cords, Recognizances, Examinations, .i d other
Remembrances, before tin; Judges afofsaii, et
Bedford, at n Court of Oyer and Terminer and
tie&srfl Jail Delivery und General Quarter Ses
sions of 'he peace tin rein to beholden for thocout
ty of BedfoH aforesaid, ow the -W Monday of
ifot'ember, (being the 2Q:h day.) 1&65, ot 10 o ' el"
ut the foteiyuoii of that day. there t>nd then to d >
those things to which your several offices apper
tain.
Given under..my hand, at Bedford, ovi the 20tb
of October, in the vear of our Lord, 1865.
JOHN ALDSTABT.
SRSHtrp's OrncE, i Sheriff.
Bedford. Get. 20, 1885. f
r>EGISTEP'S NOTICE.—AU per-
A"V' sons interested are hereby notified mat the
•oil .wing accountants have filed their accounts in
the Register's office of Br tford conntv, and that
the s * me will be presented 'o tha Orpbai s' Court,
in and* tor said county, on Tur tdr.y the 21.it ajy of
_Y uvrmber, ncrt, at the Court House, in Bedford,
for confirmation :
Tha acopuut oi John Wcitel and John Fickes,
Executors of the last Will, Ac., of John Weiscl,
late of fit. Clair t.vp., deo'd.
The account of Thos. i'isber sud Washington
Miller, Executors of the last WiU and Testament
of John Cruise, lute ol Cumberland Valley twp.,
U IfVl
Tb© account of Jos. Barneit, Adm'r of
of Christian Bainefct. late of Eaat Providence ,w p.,
(icu'd. ,
Tho account of Jacob M alters, E*j , Executirof
the lust Will, Ac., of Alary Berkheimer, UteofSf
Clair twp., dee'd.
The account of Adam Gellcr and Joi iah Miller.
Execute re of the last Will and Tceterm-nt of Geo. ,
Gellcr, late of Londonderry twp., dae'd _ |
The account of Joseph W Tate, Est-. Adm'r of
tht Kstutv of John A. lioby, late of Bmiford twp ,
dee'd. •
The account of Bam'l Bowler, Adtn'r <>f the Ks- 1
tate of Mrs. Barbara Bossier, late of Mid-die A cod
berry twp., deo'd
Tho account of Duncan McVicker. Esq., Ex'r of
the last Will, Ac., of Mary M. Dauie, law of!
,-eheUsbmg Borough, deo'd. ,
The account ot E M. AUip. AdmiDi strator of :
the estate of Siepnen Tucker, late of Et dford, it- J
ceased.
Tho acoount of Adam Wearerling, administrator j
| of Jacob VVeaverliug, late of Meet Prorideuce .
' township, deceased. j
The acoount of John Mors, administrator of the j
| citato of Jacob Conrad, late of Southampton town- j
i fbip, deceased.
The acoount of C.meius and Isaac IMirore, ex
ecutors of the last will, Ac., of Jacob Devore. late
of Londonderry township, dee'd.
The acoount of Samuel Mock and Samuel A.
Mock, executors of the last will, Ac., of Vtilliam
A- Mook, late of Union township, dw'd.
Tho account of Ilenry P. Diebl a-dminisbTator of
the estate of John Boeeo, late of Oolerain town
ship, deceased.
Oct. 20,'65-lt. .0. E. SHANNON, Rc&ieter
FIST OF JUHollS—Drawn for No
_j vemberTonn, 3d Monday, 20tb day, 13(55.
GKAND JURORS.
William ILirtley, Fa\*man, A L DeSfcough, Dan
iel Amos. J Irvin Noble, A 3 Wisegirvor, George
Uavtlili, Jacob Miller ot J, Nathan Ikobisun. Cas
per Stvoup, Simon States, D*". id h TVihert, Josiah
t>fcoemakT, Wm W Laecburn. Jaunra Uawlins. Ja
cob Fletcher, Abraham Blackburn, Ha/mas cteol,
VI m M Pearson, George W Zimuiera, Geo V. Grove,
S.muel VV Statlw, Joaiah 8 Elder, Ami tew Horn,
non. George Stee!
I'ETfT JUKJIRS
Adolphus Ake, Ahrnatuu Smith, .Peter Clnyeouib
Abid Aaera, John Castcel. Jr. Ate candor Fletcher,
JohnKworick, Javed Hanks, jeremi.ab Akers. Hoo
rv M FleUer, Wilt mm Rodgera, Jar-ob Pee. Martin
Heltzel!. Peter M liirtoo, Georgo VV Horn. Leonard
Rittwr, Philip Eel ton, Joha Tureen. DanMCypoer,
JonarAsn <! Xlickm, "Spinas L .wh ed. R tllitun J
* U'VR •Kensipeer. Eur J on. ller.dir
MeDcartfd, John G Hartley. John Cm,
Bm c ihnslK S'ucka'.ao, Jwib Rruh.Aer, .un
Sill, Vjjulc Onticr, Jii/obC Brum -rough, Andre*
MurtimqM, ** m Sneeitsan, Jehu C Black, Sarr.un
R Uair, John Ilillegaot, Refer Vewhit.Jaccu Clark,
'John Caveoder, Jofcu SS Zivok, Ifciac A Cupper,
Ohn'rVui' tMbto', Rattter Sheeloy, J%tob KauSurau.
1 Wiltiati Firitf.'B'j-h Moore.-DwnVel Fle'cber, John,
i Samuel Bender, Archibald.PerdßW, !>.■ k h novgh-
I an. John Pearson, Francis C Mt>. gay', yaie*qpa
1 Ruaccr, Weea-er B Cesaua ThtnaaallGAihey. ■
Drawn, and oarUSed at the Commi* oners Office
1 t Bedford, the 7th <luj of September,-I*s. • v
' OutJtf, '6s—be JOHN G. JfIsHEK, CI k
scat estatr Sates. J
SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE'
AND LOT.—John Alrip, Auctioneer.— The j
j undersigned will offer at public sale, oo the prcat- i
ises, on Tuesday, November 14, 1865, the following
I valuable property, to wit:—A lot of ground situa
j ted in Behlbi'r. township, adjoining lands of Hugo
' Moore, John H*fcr ar.a others, n.-asuring 74 I*#! ,
'in width and 10 rods in length. There ia erected ,
i upon the lot a good Dwel.mg Houee. without-;
! buildings, and excellent water at the door. Also
] j, the same time and place, a number of other lots :
| unjoining the above described and lying ne r the (
I fail. l ,'* Chalybeate Spring. Terms made known ;
Inn w.-i of sale. Sale to commence atone o'clock, 1
I P i' LOUISA GUBEKNATOR.
j Oct. 27. '65- : :_ti ■ ,
i UJALEO.P VALUaLxJE LEAL Itkv j
S O T4TE T.ho subscriber will seil at public sale
ior outorv, on the premises. 00 ' T . I
! TUESDAY the' Hr 'i day oj Ibovemoer next, i
the following described tract of land, situated in
I Union township, B li. 'rd county, adjoining '"d o |
; John Allison. Samuel M'ock. Thomas Lingenteiter
and others, containing i' ft 2 acres and_O perches.fi
; about 70 or 80 wares cleareD- P 1 **' "* which is firs:
! rate meadow, with twndneU 'tig*, out®*, double log
| barn and other out-buildings jhere on erected, also, :
a good saw mill partly new . wishing ,
! to make a good investment will do wet. W> purchase •
: this property, as the land is well a dap 4 ed t0 rßi f" j
| ing all kinds of grain; and there is .an a mndance ,
of the best kind of saw ing timber couv.enii v 'o'-he <
j aw mill, which has sufficient water to run the great
jer part of the year Sale to commence atii vjCk i
of said day when the terms will be made kt.owc.-_ J
P. S. If not sold at private sale before the abot "6 ,
i date. i
MOSES McILWAINE.
! _oct 20_ , 65__ :
T)UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE j
| REAL ESTATE.-.The undersigned will offer'
at public sale, upon the premises, on
SA TURD A Y. December 16. 1365,
i the following valuable real estate, situated is Lon- j
; donderry township, Bedford county, known as the I
i Jacob Dcvore farm, containing 2791 acres, about |
| 200 acres under cultivation, the remainder is well ;
' timbered. The soil is limestone, aud ther6 is also
! a vein of iron ore upon it. There is a good two i
story dwelling lioute. log barn and other out-build- j
' ings upon the premises There are two apple or j
! chard- and a peach orchard upon it. The farm is
well watered
I ALSO —At the same time will be offered for sale, ,
a tract of warranted land, containing upwards of i
80 ncres, about 8 acres, of which are cleared anl j
; under fence, nearly the wh >',e being good arable ,
i land. Terms made known on day of sale. Sale to j
j commence at 10 o'clock of said any.
CORNELIUS DEVOKE
MICHAEL DEVOUR.
And other heir* of Jacob Duo re, dec'd.
PUBLIC SAEE OF VALUABLE |
REAL ESTATE —The subscriber Adminis- I
! trator of the Estate of Francis B. Corle, late of I
Union township, deee'd. will offer for sale, on the j
' promises on SATURDAY, the li&t/i day of \
I NOVEMBER. next, the following real estate, j
viz. Lots nog 12. 9 and 7in the general plan ofj
the Town of Marriott*. Union township, Bedford
County, adjoining lam 6of the subscriber, isaac
; Wentz and John Shsfer. and having a good story
and a half frame house theron erected, and also a
, I good frame stable.
Also—4 Lots known as lots tio. 25. 27, 29 and
SO in gem-rat plan same place above mentioned
; Also—The materials of a building, or school i
; house, on an adjoining lot in same place, said ;
j building to be removed immedis telv after sale.
J File wili commence at one o'clock of said day.
t when terms of sale will be made known
ADQLPHUS AKE,
Oct. 20. 65.—is Administrator. !
TJUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLES
J HE AI. ES'i'A I'E.—The subscriber will offer at '
I public sale on the the premises, on i'RIDAV. |
. i NOVEMBER lOf'i. ISS. the Real Estate of Henry '
Hiuinger. late of ot. Cinir township, dece'd., con
sisting of a farm containing tOU ACRES, in St.- j
Clair towhship. abou' one mile from Pleasantville. j
about 80 acp-s cleared and under fence and in a ,
high state M cu'tivation. adjoining lands of Ihotn- !
a Blackburn, William Clark, John Ake and oth
e ' Th- improvement are a TWO STORY LOG
HOUSE, doable LOG BARN and other convenient t
1 bu'lding-; also a good pie orchrird. !
Ter:: -: One third-at the-eWßtirrriation cf 'be;
sa'e. bsl iuc; in two equal annual payments with
; ictorcs;.
J W LINGEXFELTER.
| Trustee for the sale of the Real Estate cf Henry i
Hiniuger, dt*cM. Ocl. -K 55 —ta j
FARM FOR SALI^I
J -r-The undersigned offers at private sale, his
valuable Limestone fana. situated uvCumberlanu
Valley township, Bedford county, adjoining lands j
ot Samuel Whip. James Cessna. Esq , B. F. Bru- j
ner and others, containing 191 acres, 110 ni which
are cleared and in ft r-.-u of cultivation, .he j
n..i„;i-,c lswea timbered. There are shout 20 acres ,
meadow on the Tarm This farm lira one iuile south •
of Ccntrevilie There are upon the premises a
Tiro STORI" LOG DWELLING HOUSE,'
a Double LOJT Barn and all other necessary out
buildißgs. There U also a fine apple orchard and
other fruit trees upon the premise l . There is an i
excellent spring of never-feiling water oloec to the
dw Tiling house. For further particulars address
GEORGE WHIP.
Cutc'o'd. Vullev, Bedfordco.. Pa.
Cot. 20,J6V _ ' i
Fjblic sale of" Va LI able I
P>EAL E-TATE.—The undersigned . xeouter I
of the last will and tes'Hincpi of Joseph W. Sleek
late of.the township "f Napier, in the cotn'y of ;
Bedford. Ps . deceased, by virtue of the authority i
and direction in said will contained, will sell at j
public outorv upon the premises.
On TV Eh HA Y-, NO V EMBER ! DA. 1865, j
all rbo ioilov'iig described two vein .hie farms or j
tracts of land, to wit: i na-ona thereof beingtorm- j
erly the mansion property efcsaid deceased, situate 1
in fit. Clair township, adjoining lands of Gideon '
D. Trout, Frederick Hiniuger. George W. Vickroy !
andothers.containing about 25p acres more or less, j
about 175 acres thereof cleared and under fence, 1
and in g' ii state of cultivation, with a good
TU'u-STORV FRAME WF.ATHERBOAR- '
OKI) I) WELLING HOUSE. A LARGE i
FRAME BARN. A GOOD STABLE
sufficient for 2d head of horses, and other out- j
buildings thereon erected. There is also a large;
spring of excellent water convenient to the bouec, I
a large Apple Orchard, and plenty of other choice i
fruit, to wit : Peaches, pears. Cherries, Grapes,
Ac., upon the premises
ALSO —T here will be sold at the same nine and j
place, one other tract of land, situate in the same \
township, adjoining lands of Daniel Ileck, George '
Kioinger. Tobias Barnes and others, containing
106 acres and 43 perches, more or less, about 20
acres cleared and under fenee, the balance of the
tract is weil covered with Pine, Oak, Chestnut and
other valuable timber. There is also a spring of
good water upon the premises.
finlo to ootnmooee at 11 o'clock A. M. of said day,
whoa tbe terms will be made known bv
GEORGE H. SLEEK. Ei'r.
Octobers, 1865.
VALUABLE BROAD TO R
| \ LANDS FOR S ALE.—Estate of Joiin N. Lane,:
Isto of the City of Lancaster. diseased.
Thomas A Sons, Auctioneers.
Pursuant to an order of ih6 Orphans' Court of j
Bedford county, Pennsylvania. the Admicis'rators j
of the estate of esid deceased, will ee!! perempto-|
rilv, on TUESDAY, tbel-ith dav of NOVEMBER,
!565,a) 12 o'olocli, noon, at the PHILADELPHIA ,
! EXCHANGE," the following described coal lan is, j
late of eatd deceased, to wit:
; No. 3. Containing 115 ACRES AND 92 PER- j
j CIiES, neat messure, sftuate in Broad Top *o n- ,
i ebip, and warranted in the name of Christopher j
I Long.
No. 4. Containing 238 ACRES AND 122 PEP
■ CUES, iieyt measure, in the township aforesaid, j
t and warrnpted in the name of John Soolc.
i No. 5. Containing 178 ACRES AND 22 PER- ,
| CHEH, neat meaeure, aituatain the towuahip afore- j
said, in the namo of William Lane.
{ No 6. Containing 101 ACRES AND 51 PERCH- j
113, neat measure, in the township afiresaid, aud ;
I wari-outed to William Boater,
i No. 7. Containing 180 ACRES AND 7 PERGH-,
i KB, neat measure, situate in arid township, and
I warranted in the name of John McClain. ,
No 8. Containing 383 ACRES AND 35 PLEACH
ES, neat measure, situate in said township, and
warranted in the name of Daniel Kerr.
No. 9. Containing II ACRES AND 122r.'ERCH
ES, neat measure, situate in said towr.ship, and
warranted iu the name of Thomas 5! ly ing '*
Trao * No*. 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 A 9 are situn ted contig
uous, on Sandy Huu, which empties iut.the Ray.—
town branch of the Junigta, near I boee Hopo
-1 wet', on the Huntingdon and Broad? op Railroad,
I a branch of which road has been r&< yed up said
j run to or uear said land. Those sir tract* are all
! jwod ooa! lauds and form one of tb i Lest ooal ee
fites iu the liroad Topooal tield. vud pan bo mined
on Sandy Run, aud Sris Mite Hun Thuw can be
yined together, or each of the iraou caa Bounced
separately, advauiagoously.
No. C, Is situated set eral a tie* from the above
tracts, near the head of dani>y Lym ; is a good ooal
i tyai't and set kith excellent, Anchor.
£ map of tho lands can. be aweu o* had by ap
| plying to M Thomas J Auctioneers, Phila
iQi IpbiK. • • .
i Any further iufonnatir u -lesired before tho sale !
fan be ln,d bv %he Adnuni*trutors s.tj
J.-incasur, or the Hen. Aui,s,ioi L. L-tuaeii, at Hoc- !
ford, J'*.
Tin porcetu'/ the purchase money to
Jhjjt id lit tho lime r, to!.?, and lip) taiwjoeou the (
tsShavoi uaail JJ, IS£6 3 ' t
vr. CARPENTER, i
- U&feW&ftK. v
Adair's. de bonis oor, of Johu N. Lane, dee'd.
;! M. Thomas & Bong, Auctioneers, 139 end 111
, Eopth Ith iVreet, Vhilirflaldbla.
• ! Lancaster, Pa.,o it. 6, W5.
! i kttkiF ifKAi)k S ANI>"BILL
> | Jj HEADS, and ENVELOPES jor hutU.ers men,
. p.intod in the b.ist style o; the art, at th* Itarari nt
I JOB Ofbicb.
ilfal £aUs.
OUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
| REAL ESTATE.—By virtue of an order of
' toe Orphans' Court erf Bedford county the under
' aiiruod admit i*tr*fr>r cf tK> estate of Jacob We*-
-or'inz, and trustee for tut sale cf tfce real ♦—
i of raid doceased, rrill sell at public oatcrr npoatbo
oretotsef, ■
8 A TURD AY, the ISM day of Fovertber, ruyst,
ul; ! ; three following de£o;xbed farms or tracts cf
•.'ijcn'ole ,-os; ejtsto, s-tr.ateln tbejowxsnipof West
Providence, in '.be county afoxesa|d. w wit:
No. I Being part marked 4 -A in Inqtust
' tion and proceeding* in partirion npoa the estate
! of said estate of said deceased, situate and lying
on the Cbambersburg and Bedford t&rnpjktt road,
| übont 4 miles esstof Bloody Run, containing about
276 acres and 64 perches about ISO acres cleared
aud under fence, and 20 acres thereof excellent
meadow The improvements consist cf one good
two and a half story stone tavern house ozm two
! story log and frame dwelling house, wi'h "frame
kitchen attached, 2 two story frame weather board
ed dwelling houses. (I with a good wash house at
tached,) one largo stone bank bam, one jrncd horse
j stable, one other stable, hay scales, blacksmith
chop, wag.inmaker shop, with other out-buildings
and improvemeuts upon the premie's There is
: also a good orchard ot obo'oo fruit upon the prem
\ ises. and plenty of running water at the doors or
; convenient to the dwellings—which said tract is
known ss the late mansion property of said nee'd
j No. 2. Being part marked in _£®id Inquisi
i tion and proceedings in partition, consists cf a tract
, of land containing 71 acres and 59 porches ne:t r
j about 30 acres clearod and under fence, ami the
! bslab'cs of the tract wall timbered- There are,
also, two never-failing springs of exce.lent eriitor
urcn. the Premises
No £ i'eing part marked ; 'C." its the Inquts.•
E on and pruceodings aioresnldj ooaaists of a
of tsnd containing 122 and 141 perches net:, with a
wood two etorv frame dwelling house, spring house,
imike house," double log barn, and other iin prove
rue-a,'' hereon erecied—the seme being known as
the ■L 'on Tract.' About 70 ccrss of this tract
are cioarr 1 and under funee. and the balance well
covered with excellent woite pine, whit' o-ik aftd
other choice timber, and wUciu 50 yards of the
saw'mill of Dm >el Sams. Esq . ar.d cdavenUbt v>
other saw mil." iit tne neighborhood
These farms ere all <■': tne best quali.y Of red
slate land, and t. : r! * iadisputahlft. Sit to cm.-
ciouce a: 11 o'clotk. V M. Terms tna. e knoe _
on dav of sale br . ,
ADAM
and Trmte* for the tcur ■'< aacob't. erftri. -.gi
Rent hsla'e. _ '' ■ ' *
QIIEIIIFF'S SALE.— By vir uo of
sundrr writs of Venditioni L.vpons'to lis . -
reeled, there will be sold at the t ourt Ilouee. tc.
the borough of Bodiovd onPaturday. tbe lSthoay
of November, at 10 o clock, A. M., the foiidtfing
real estate, to wit:
One tract of lni <i, containing 155 acres, utoro or
less, about 60 acres cleared and under,fence, with
a two story log hou-c. double log b-'.rtr arid other
out-but'dings thereon erected, adjoining lands of
Tho's. Burket, Michael Weyant, Pamuel Burket's
heirs and othors, siiuato in Union township, Bed
f trd county, and taken in execution ax the proper
ty of Abraham Croyte. _
ALSO —One lot of ground in the town of Wool
berry. fronting 60 feet or. the Pattonsville A W "O'i
terry turnpike road, and extending back about 2(>o
fe.-t, with a two storv log frame dwe.ling house
with basement story thera'-r erected, udj-.ining lot
cf .Samuel J.Castner, on the North, and the Meth
odist church on the South, situate iu Middle 6 ood
berry towiehip. Bedford county, and tai'-ii in ex
ecution as She property of Margaret Bulger.
; -> At.ao—One tract ot land cvntHiutng "■> acres,
I more or less, about 29 aurc cleared aud under
fence, with a two sts-ry log house and log sti'ble
thereon erected, adjoining lands cf Isaac Berkhi
mer, Philip bbriner end o.hers, si uate in St. Clair
t.)Wusliip, Bedford county, and taken iu locution
as the prooesty of Rebecca Sleek.
A i,so—One tr-ct ->f land containing IPO acre',
more or R-ss about 55 acr- scle ned and underfen.-o,
I with a two 3torv log dwelling bou.e and log stable
fkercon creetcfi, also an appie orchard tliei-nou.ad
; j lining lanut of Adam Si. for, Samuel Shafer, Ja
cob Seui'er and others, Fi uaie in St. Ciair-town
sbip. Bedford county, Hi.d taken iu execution aa ihe
i property of Andrew Adame.
A:,si>—Oc- lot of ground, .containing IC acre*,
t-.1l Cleared ur.ti . ndvt f-.i.cc. having there -r er-'it
ed a :wu story log hoo-e ::ud frw.i e stable, s'ljoin
• ing la-d of S imu-il B g'e . also, a lot of timber
I latid rontaining 10 aero* adj inlng ia:.do; Samuel
1 p.c.-.-ir-'a'j. • •an MerwP." isieh . situate in Bod
i >rd to.vnhip Be fftd county, and taken in eso
| cution -a the property of Aaauiar Auman.
Also —One tract of land, containing 163 aar-.
! more or Is. i.bc:* IPO a#r<- cleared and unJer
f,.i o. with two tory frame hou=cand back build
ing attache ', to it, a b ink barn andotnerou: bpild
i iugs thereon erected, -also, a rtuall appls orchard
atvlpeach orchard thereon, ad joining isr.de of John
Blackburn. William Border, iaaao Uouser and oth
! art. t'.tna'e in Napier township Bedford rouuty,
1 and Ukeu ia execution as the property uf George
; Blackburn. . >
; Vt.i —0.. tract cf I=W, -ailed Cie.'NelScn lit
| provemout, au.i a tract ct lard surveyed in tre
i name of Abr in Bridßew. roa otwinit io c-">
12*1 acres, more or less. ititoatdo-H-vi-ts cie&icd and
under fenoe. witn a log bouse aLdlog stable vhere
en wcoted; alav. an apnio or.-ijard thereon, mi
joiniro lands n" James W. Jonv.-. Edward Jlaney,
i William Smith and o hf/a. situate in Cumberland
I Valley townsl-.p. Bedford county, and talicu 11-ej
ecution u the propery of Sarah Nelson.
Als"— On* 'ra.-t of land containing 17 acre*, bb-
Impruved. adjoining la.rdof Jame- \V Jon *s. Nic
' ode m is Wcrtz and others, sl-.catc in Cumberland
V- .iey w snip,' Eadford couo t, ttad tAjteu la as
eouticic as t'uo properv <f Z. Wtrta.
JOHN ALDSTADI, Sheriff.
Sheriff '* Offloa, Oct. 27. ic.;>s.
! i GOOD INVESTMENT.—The un
dersigtted offers hi a two valuable fcrtas for
sale.situated iu Bedford townahlp. Bedford com ty.
adjoinicg Mm. Cbtnoweth and o'hers, i'oont one
ia.lv from Bedford, near tho tcrnpike, and six milee
i from Mount Dallas Station. The iinprovemeDta on
i No. Rare a
| GOOD HOUSE AND A LARGE BANK BARN,
i Two Wagon Sheds, two Corn Cribs, Spring Ilcase.
and other out buildings: two apple orchards with
! other ffuit trees; u finall run pssaes the hon'B scd
hare, that u large meadow can be watered there-.
; from; there are 260 acres in this tract, about 150>
of wbi'li aro cleared, 'he balance well timbered,
j and plenty.of Iron Ore, running water at haitile
| and cam.
I N 2, c. ntaine about 240 acres, the improve-
I meets are a
I .Veto FRAME HOUSE and Seta FRAME
B A MX BARy.
. n yenng apple orchard, ar.d nn oH erthari oc tie
time Stnua Ridge, jn full bearing Ihorare"o
--i bout 150 a*roe clearnd and 'be balance is well tic.-
, be red, and plenty of Iron Ore.. For further par
! ticulars adiics*
CHARLES COLFELT,
Bedford, Pa
RaresiKcis— lTox. JOB Jfxyx, ) *
O. E. S3XS>o*, ) B™ lo '' s
A"g 25—'f ■
YEW grist mill and lime-
STONE FARM FAR RALE—The under,
sipned offers his new grist m l! in Bsdfrrd town
ship, for sale, together with 132 acres of limestone
land. . , ■
Tho raill contain two ratrs burs and ona pair of
chopping sioD<rf r. fire: r-'.eq"i!i*y with all tbo
modern improve ugnf' o'tflil's fop luerecant. and
country web Tho Dud i • 1 impr v.d cod m
good net* ofhsltitKHot! wi.b.f irin rouse ted bin.,
mill b use lyirt. V? . 'i-arcon sret: -i. _ .is pr" .-
i-rtv ilea ahnut u;o u ilf- ?::u de l:'.:.;, in u.*
iieirt. f th ' D rotror." wi'h aninertma a: :d
• oi _ the r..i!. t: Se&atd,
an t -he trrutian*of tli.-?•' *" *"
Tbe'tr-j-in whiohiuppl- —i.t:
of the baighbwrfeftvd dnd i- '—.■tada.
in geae.ral. afford* ro&Jti>t water iv>r .ao woc.o
year. The mill >e newuudisa*fcry ut-f.'-
rablr property, end wiri be eold ou rouaonahlo
tero'is.
For particulars apply to the undersigned or t
O. F, Stßucon . of Bedford Pa. a
T.tie ucdersigne-1 will also sell his trsot of land
k'scwaos the "Feieht saw mill tract," containing
1.03 acres, about 75 acrea cleared. ThU is !<
timeelone land, with house, saw uiill, stables, do.,
thereon erected. It is on Cove Creek. "Thewatwr
powt-r is regular aud in* , 'ihaus'.ible. It Ilea
i rtead's Cove, eovec mile* trout Bedford and eit
Hides from the terminus of the Bedford Kail Road
JONATHAN ECUSER
August 11,1845—Cm <
t r ALUABLK FARM AND TAN -
V NERY FOR BALE —Th undersigned offer
for ssle. theii-velurOJaltmwewoo farm ai'natedla
Bedford towashir, county, adjoining lands
of Philip Zlmir.'.*i®PiirlM Smith and othere,
containing 2<.0 Raree. 200 a ires of which are clear
ed and in a rich Htstc of cultivtUion, balance- well
j' limbered. Tbi? property lies about 4 miles North
of Bedford,- os Dunning *Creek, near the BedfoM
•am lloUiiarel urgTu: r4>tge- hen are upon thf
[ fai in a . .
LAEGI BRICK DT NO-HOC 6 ti
A large Baol : Rani and ether tonpprtAnUmildtug*
! 'There is tsJso a' hae Arohartt oi apple, pesch and
! utile; frnid trwes tpdVi the ntomjaes- *h terra is
! divided into fields of U <r oeefe, ecCtaaed with
jiost and rait fence. About bfl-aoto* at* iu mead
i ow. Tfcore fi etcelU'-.t l=j'ruic <sf never failing
' wittereios-i to I-w.-n-ing-'tionse. Alei, upon tho
; boiiAiV-ai oiirstir oF'ttheiuija, there u located,
A 11' Gil TANNERY,
Ceo'.-.tr'L.j 109 rot-Tft-'liH-da u-Mswrv buHH
ti; j wf. itlr j-r t oviler ro-rf. Ibe <*s-*
l.w i.< now nr.! liMifsgo tor feart, in auooeasful
ojuiraiiVu. Twi .ny-tsf tore® of the farm will U
vl'l wwfc-tihe (*nnsry, if the Utter be e-dd -
utely. Uphiltheeevwoatj feveWlrcadhereMe bU
tenant hrwMWkf- —• ■ - - ~ * ~ "
Fu; ttt rth e r partbrn 1 *rs <ul Irtsee
T.VJI. i N. J. LYONS,
March 17,;ieyL j Bk'.'Foß'o Pt.
MEItoVLiNTS:: BHOW
pritttnd'fn kapertm- style, aa upon fcaeJdib
-1 hie verias, it Thb PiitiroHu GAittTE offiig.