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nr.siNEss ?; KEATORY.
7v> following Business Directory for the 'oor
ih of Bedford and olher places in the county,
irlrerti.irmfnt< appear ir> the rnhimii 'of
E IIAZETTE.) tnny be of service to our friends
j - trons in the county, and is commended to
: attention:
tTTuUNEYS AT LAW—G. 11. s nang; J. P.
J. IV. Tate; John Palmer; E. F Kerr;
-!.,rrow A Lntz; Kspy M. Alsip; John T.
iv A J 11. Filler: Kimmell ,t Lingenfelter,
. v Dickerson, Bedford, Pa.
WKEKS—Reed Schell ; Rupp. Shannon A
Iv lford. Pa.
iTS AN SHOES. VARIETIES. Ac —J. II
n: H. F Irvine. Bedford. Pa.
IBFORD NURSERIES-T. M. Lynch.
iBtNET-WARE. CHAIRS, Ac.—Richard Leo.
' nl. Pa.
-THING —T. Li pool. Berksireser A Smith.
,ri> Reimund, Bedford. Pa.
IF, Y GOODS, GP.OCEIUES, Ac —A B. Cra
- I M. Shoemaker; P. A.Reed, Dcfibaugb A
r. Bedford. Pa.
j -hm in A Greenbanm. St. Clairsville. Ac
rNTISTRY—C. N. Ilickok A J. G. Minnieh,
tji'ilforrl. Pa.
rO(IIST—J. L. Lewis. Bedford. Pa.
• STY STORES—Mrs. V. B.Tate A Mi-sM.
sirs E. V Mowry: Mrs M. R. Schaf.-r A
Kte Deal. B"'ifor t. Pa.
. Of IT, IES—II C Reamer, George Manlorff,
■iford. Pa.
lAUDW'ARE. Ac.—M'm. Hartley; Geo. Bly
-r t son. Bedford, Pa.
j .TKT.S Bedford Hotel. J. J. Shoemaker;
■ -el House, I Mengel; Fnion llo'cl. \ Steck
, B-.-lf'-rd, Pa.
tVF.I.RR—Daniel Border. Bedford, Pa.
B PRINTERS—Meyers A M'-nge". Bedford,
—All kinds of Plain and Fancy Job Printing
> and promptly executed.
'IMPS—Wm. C. Snively. Schellsburg, Pa.
HIYStCIANS—Dr. J L. M >rhonrg. Bedford.
I>r- W AV. Jamison and P. H. Pentisyl, Bloody
it. Pa. .
' .TENT MEDlClNES—Shriner's Cmigh Svrtin
1 I It-iti Vermifuge; Foutr. s Alixttire urn! ii-'-rse
•title Powder; Wheaton's tjiiitmeut; Hi-lui
i - Extra tof Boclm: l>r. Tohi: Vonitian Lin
t; Alh-ni-k's Porous Plasters; Cbristadoro's
- live: Mi-hler's H -rb Bitters.
I.AL ESTATE SALES—
' f llenmer—private sale
il A N J Lyons, Private
0 Walter, Private,
X Ilickok, private sale.
-T'IYK-L TINWARE. Ac.—B. M Blv-.yer
. Bvdf .rd. Pa.
r Ri-i.ii the -'New Advertise!: , ids'' in this
"■k's issue of Titk GAZETTE.
! / For Administrator's, Executor's. Auditor's
e-. A - ..see -'Legal Notices."
( .j Hi -. 1 the advertisements under the head of
•
NOTICE.-—The Deinocratie County
(iinniittee will meet in tlie Court
on Tuesday afternoon of Court
k, immediately after Court adjourns,
full attendance is requested.
J. \V. DIGKKRSON, Chairman.
THE JI'.NIATA-SOCIAL Emp.HOOLIO.
Tie- Huntingdon .J/.H//opundertakes
make up for want ol tacts and
-■iHVof leeic in itsarticles defend'.n;;
■■ conduct of tHe Social Rase R;dl
ah, by rt sorting to slang: and jterson
abuse. We made certain statements
facts which the Monitor ha- not con
iverted and dares not deny. We
iv- contradicted and disjiroved its
- h iixlsaml ful'y vindicated the Ju
faand thecitizensof Bedford atrainst
c:;-persioit- of the Monitor. It that
;-cr can satisfy itself by wallowing
he slouch of its own black-{juard
we have nori-jht tocomplain. We
only determined not to permit it
■ wipe its tilth upon our skirts. Hence
-di-nii-: the controversy by merely
Ting, in the name of tiie Captain ol
<• .luniata, why it is that the ( apUr.n
" the Social lias not opened a corre
a-lenc:-with the former, a- heprom
-1 t 1 do, in relation to the playing ol
return match ? The Captain of tha
. fata would like to know?
THE HELEXA GLEE ( LT;N will jrlvel
um-ical concert in the Court House, ;
Friday evening, the 21th inst., for i
e benefit of the Congregational ■
r. h at Helena, in Broad Top town- j
Tlii- benefit will begiven for the j
• of raising money to assist in ;
lying a church debt. The members
the church are poor, and are labor-;
- r under a heavy debt incurred in j
ding their house of worship, and j
KC tins method of obtaining assist-:
'. We hope our citizens will give <
i til a liberal encouragement.
J vs. F. DBYARMTX, Punaptnaker, ol;
!y Run borough, has inserted a
uu;> ninety-nine feet ten inches long, j
hie well on "Keefe Farm,' now ■
led by Adam Shaffer, in Bedford !
-hip. It is due to Mr. Deyarmin ;
1 -kite that a number of persons, in J
business, in this and other eoun
, refused to perform the work, on
•i; 11, as they alleged, of its iniprae
l.ty.
i-AVL.Nt; t)F THE EriSCorAI, CoKNEK j
■ NE.— The account of the laying of j
corner-stone of the Episcopal j
ir 'i furnished by a correspond ■ nt, j
•i' t.i hand too late for publication ;
. - Issue. We will give it in our!
A MONO the hoarders at present at i
Filler's, we notice Gen. Penny-!
kicker, one of the heroes of the late
< icit. Penuypacker led a brigade
I" attack upon Fort Fisher ami was ;
r . v -everely wounded. Tho General I
'' -til! suifcring from some of his
V'HIIMIS.
i- \iEl itsiox.— An excursion train
" 'itiing a party, prominent among
• ' 'Ui was Leyvis I'. Watson, Esq., late
I ' M. ut of the 11. A- B. T. M. R. R.
' • arrived at Alt. Dallas, on Monday
J ng last. The party are now at the
brings.
PROPOSED ERECTION OK A ROLLING
MILL.—We have been requested to
publish the following article on the
subject of erecting a Rolling Mill at
Hopewell, this county. It is with great
pleasure that we comply with this re
quest and add our sincerest wishes for
the success of the enterprise proposed :
"lie is said to he a public benefactor
who makes two blades of grass to grow
where only one grew before. That
this great fact is true in the useful in
dustrial arts, as well as in agricultural
economy, apitears self evident. Hence,
where a single manor company of men.
by the judicious application of capital
and labor, produce or increase the pro
duction of materials required in the sec
tion of country in which their enter
prise may be |ocat< d, they are not only
benefitting that region specially, but
are contributing to the aggregate in
dustry and wealtit oft he wholeeiftiutry.
The benefits of suclt an enterprise will
be more fully appreciated when it is
known that the produced article is man
ufactured from imperials native to tile
section embraced in the operations. It
is true that parties entering on such an
enterprise expect from the general ben
efits conferred by it to realize, by care
ful and economical management, a lib
era! return on their investment.
Appreciating the above facts, a few
gentlemen have united to canvas por
tions of the counties of Huntingdon,
Bedford, Fulton, Rlair and Somerset to
solicit subscriptions of stock for the pur-:
pose of erecting a merchant bar Robing
Mill at the town of Hopewell or Saxton, ,
or such other point as a majority of the
Stockholders may deem most eligible.
It is proposed to issue 700 shares of
Stock of SIOO each, making the capital
S7O,(NHL It is not intended to begin op
erations until the Stockholders decide
not only the ion it ion of the mill, but
also its general capacity, and cost, for ;
which fuirj ose, it is proposed that after
organization the Stock holders appoint a
committee to report on the most econ
omical machinery, its cost, capacity, ex- j
pensc of working, and estimated reve
nue with other matters pertinent to the |
enterprise—after which the stock will be ,
called in to meet the expenses of the
work as they accrue. The mill is in
tended to roll ordinary bar iron for gen- j
eral country use, giving special atten
tion to the scantling of iron required by i
the coal operators in the Broad Top
Coal Region. It is not designed to an
ticipate the report of the committee to !
be appointed by the Stock holders, but j
to brit iiy advert to the fact of the gen
era! prosperity of the rolling niiils of
the country. < )ueinstance, will authen
ticated may lie adduced —a robing mill ;
and nail manufacturing company in a
small town, realized during the past i
year, a net.profit 0f.511,0000n an invest
ment in machinery and mill of about ,
*70,000. Ills reasonably claimed fori
tiie present enterprise that it can obtain
a portion of its supply of pig iron from
the Hopewell Furnace and the balance I
.rom furnaces in the district embraced
in it- operations. Hence if a lilier-'l
profit inn be made, say at I'ittsburg, hy
manufacturing bars from pig iron, a
largo portion of which is procured from ;
furnaces in the Juniata district, a much
larger profit xhotdd be realized by the
manufacture of iron bars in the vicini
ty wiiere the pig iron is produced, as
the freight- of the pig iron to Pittsburg I
and the return freight on manufactured ;
bars is saved, thus:
Freight on 11 tons of pig iron to
Pittsburg to make one ton of
Merchant bar sls fill
Freight on I ton of Merchant bar
from Pittsburgh) Broad Top SIO.OO
Total freight and expenses $25.00 j
Estimating $lO to coverall freight char
ge- on pig metal to and manufactured
tar from the proposed works, it show.-
a saving oi *15.00 nor ton on manuiac- J
tared iron. The demand Sor iron in the
Broad Top Coal region i- estimated sit
low tons per year, which at the mere
,-aving iti freight of *15,00 per ton will
give is 15,(m0.
It may be claimed that in Pittsburg
and other manufacturing town- skilled
labor: • .isily procured —tiii- it isbeliev
i-d will be fully compensated by the ad
vantages offered to such workmen by
cheap rents in a country location, when
! it is considered tliat the Broad Top n -
gion abounds in all the elements re
quired for the successful manufacture of
iron excellent coal coke and its justly
celebrated Juniata pig iron to work on,
ihe sueci -- of such an enterprise can
scarcely be doubted. It is confidently
ociieved that the quality of iron manu
factured will not, with ordinary care
and skill; be inferiorto any la thj) coun
try. It can therefore be e tiered in mar
ket with full reliance that it will give
i the purchaser entire satisfaction and
! thus secure u permanent demand.
Should the new Tariff Rill, a- recently
! passed by a large majority in tlie pop
ular House of Congress, become a law,
it would undoubtedly stimulate and
foster this great branch of the National
! industry, and give more than full work
; to all the rolling mills in the country
to supply th' home demafld.
Relieving the statements thus sub
mitted to be sub tantiallv correct, they
respectfully and earnestly invite theeo-
operation of their follow citizens in cs- :
tuhiishing the proposed works. They
eutertiiin nodoubt tlmt it; iiitlnstriji! fii
terprise of this kind presents a safeand
reliable opportunity for investing t ap-1
ita! wliereit will not only he remuner
ative to the subscribers, but will confer
a o ■runnetit benefit on tlit ir own sec
tion of;hecountry —stimulating other
oranches of industry and commerce in
it- iimiis, and increasing its population
and wealth. This is no wild specula
tion, anticipating fabulous dividends,
but :i matter of industrial fact of supply
arid demand—looking to fair protiis a
lone on a careful investment in manu
facture demanded by tlie wants around
it, in a region of country whe re as yet
no such works have been established.
The opportunity, thus presented, is
now open to thecitizens to secure it-ad
vantages run ngst thonj.-e!ves. It re
quires little acumen to anticipate tlie*
fact that if there is not snliicienl enter
prise to si fit re sti desirable a result, t lie
citizens of some other more enterpris
ing section will promptly avaii them
selves of the evident wan! of such a
manufactory and < rect it—thus leaving
the region now contemplated "out in
the col
John Fulton Resident and Mining
Eng. H. A- ITT. R. R. Saxton, Fa.
E. Mcliugh, Supt. Rowelton Collier
ies, i'owelton, l'a.
Geo. W. Garrettson, Cashier Ist Na
tional Bank; 11. G. Fisher, Win. A Or
hison, Oliver Avers. .Supt., 11. A- B. T.
R. R. Huntingdon, l'a.
W. 11. Aaron, J. A. Iloyer, Pattons
ville, l'a. •
Geo. R. Barndoliar, I). F. Keagy,
Woodherry, Pa.
John C. Fverhart, Theophiltis Sny
der, Martinsburg, Pa.
John F. Lowry, C. W. Ashcom, Jas.
M Kinkead, Jas. F.ichelherger, Hope
well, l'a.
Jacob B. Williams, Bloody Run, Pa.
Fr. Jordan,S. L. Russell, lediord,Pa.
\ | AMMO! II SALE BILLS, print
iTj[ ed at short notice. Large Bills make large
sates. We know it to be so. TRY IT! It will
much more than pay tbe extra f rpttu* of p-int
ing Call at Tnr. GAZETTE JOB OFFICE
SENATORIAL CONFERENCE.—The j
Democratic Senatorial Conferees for the
counties of Red ford, Fulton and Som
erset, met at the Mengel House, in
Bedford, on Saturday, the 18th inst.
The following named Conferees were
I present: Bedford —Henry Nicodemus,
Esq., Henry F. Smith, J. \V. Dicker
son. Esq.; Fulton— AmosS.Smith, Esq., j
John a. Jones, Prof. John F. Davis.
Somerset—l suae Hugos, Esq., \\".
Benford, H. <;. Baer. Esq.
The <-andidates before the Conference
were Hon. R. F. Meyers, of Bedford,
George A. Smitji, Esq., of Fulton, and
John O. Kimmell, Esq., of Somerset.
Before the first ballot was taken,the
names of Messrs. Smith and Kimmell
were withdrawn, and Mr. Meyers was
unanimously nominated.
On motion, the Conference adjourned
■five dir. ISA A< 1 HUGHS, Prest.
JOHN F. DAVIS,Sec'y.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STRANGE, BET TREE.— Every young
LAITY iii'l gentleman in the Vniteil STATES can hear
Soux-thing very much to their advantage by re
turn U, nil (fr'-e of charge,) by tnlilri'.-sing the un
dersigned Those having fears id' being humbug
ged will oblige by not noticing this card Ollters
will ph ase address (heir obedient servant.
TIMS. F. CHAPMAN.
B.T Broadway, New York
Jan. 5, 'fill—lv
BLACK AS A CROW, a few years since,
was many A splendid head lh.it is now grey or
grizr.B-1 Why not restore it toth-yet unwrinklcd
brow its raven honors? Five minutes effects the
splendid transformation. In lees time than a
riff man would take to
LOAD AMI FINN
three times THE greyest h-ad may he made dark
er than the
RAVEN'S WING.
No matter of what, undesirable tint the hair or
whiskers or beard may be. the change to N superb
and perfectly natural black or brown is accom
plished by one application of
CIIKISTAOOttO'S HAII! DYK.
without staining the skin OR injuring the filament-.
Manufactured BVJ CIIUISTADOKO, 6 Astor II use.
New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by
all Hair Dressers. NUG.'Jt-LRA
Pit. TOBIAS' VEMTIAX HOUSE LINIMENT.— Pint
Unities at DUE Dollar, fur the cure of lameness,
scratches, wind galls, sprains, bruises, splints,
curs, iolie, slipping stifle, over heating: sore
throat, nail in the foot. X-te It is warranted
cheaper and better than any other article ever of
fered to the public. Thousands of anim-I's have
been cured of: he colic and over heating by his
Liniment; and hundreds that were crippled M d
lan. l- have been restored to their F IRMER v gor. —
IT i- US--1 by all Ihe first horsemen throughout
the States. Orders are constantly received from
the racing stables of England forfn -h supplies of
this invalu ible uriic'l- Over 2. TOO tri/imo il,'/*
Jrt /-E brrti rr< t l rnl lit Itt' nt(n r, one dollar laid
out in time tn IY save the liie of your horse. Sold
by nil Druggists. Office. •">("> Courtlnnd: street.
N--W Yo:K aag. 24-1 m.
PERMANENT IND WIDE-SFHKAB FIN-CESS IS THE
BEST EVIDENCE OF THE GOODNESS OF BIIAS
BRETH'N PII.I.S. —They should he in every family,
run iy f>r tee ou the first symp'oms of dis -ase oc
curting. This method will often SAVE life. Re
number. the
CHOLERA MI ST BF. TREATED AS V POISON,
and your s.lVy demands it should be got rid ol
without delay. Colds, rheumatism, its lima, pleu
risy, diarrhaa, colics, in fact, all sickni-s IS the
cous-.iqucnce of active impurit cs in the blood
These being removed, the health is restored al
once.
Observe my name in the Government s' imp it
white letters Sold by Druggists
aug.24-lin. B. BRAXDKETIJ.
MARRIED.
0
HITE—-OLDHAM — ln Schellsburg, on the 'Jtl
of August, by P. Dewalt, KSTJ . Mr. Jacob A. LLITI
of Bedford County, and Miss Emily Oldham O
Somerset County.
INKS—LITTLE.— On the 19th inst. . by the Rev
H. Hickerman. Mr Klisha Ink- to Mrs. Catha
rino Little of Bedford.
DIED.
HARCLKKOAD —ln Frier,d - Cove, August 15th
lStiS. Henry Hureleroud, aged 57 yeans, 5 months,
ami 1! days.
CBOYLE—On the 14th inst.. Mr George W.
Croyle. jr.. of Bedford township, in the 2>i year
of his
3Uir
1 OST.—T'y a iady. a Silver opon
| jcasc Cylinder Eso.-ij mrnt Watch, in thi.-=
pliice. on Saturday morning, betiv.tn it and 12
o'clock. A liberal reward will be paid to the
finder bv returning the watch to
Hug 21-lt. ' THIS OFFICE.
DR. (JEO. ('. DOUGLAS, Respect
fully tender* his professional services to the
people ot Bedford and vicinity.
Residence a* M< j. W.i.sh.'ibau^li's.
;iiig 'J I.ft ft
ALUAISLE FARM KORSAEE.—
f 2rt(l acres, situate in Liberty Township. Bed
ford County, on tho Juniata river and Hunting
don .t Broad Top Rail Road. Well improved,
fine meadows, fruit and timber —a very desira
ble property, at th- head of market —the property
of Cpt. Joseph S. Reed. Will be sold cheap-
For price. Ac., apply to JOHN I'. REED,
aui.2l-tf. Ait'y, a: Bedford.
4 DMINISTRATGH'S NOTICE.—
gfV Notice is hereby given that letters of Admin
istration have been grano-d to th" stihseribers on
the estate of Frederick Miller, late of Hopewell
township, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are notified
to in ike payment, and those having claims there
on will present them dub nutheutiesle-l for set
tlement. WILLIAM DORK I EH.
aug 21-6t. Adui'r
S)i>ELING Jlil.li, At'.— A meeting
be held at the Court House, in Bedford,
m the evening of Wednesday, the sth of Sep-em
ber, f - r be purpose of out sidering the feasitiility
of erecting a Rolling Mill Nail Factory, Ac., at
Hopewell. All persons who feel an interest in the
project, and the prosperity of our County, are re
quested to attend.
JOHN LCTI, JOHN CKSS.NA,
TJNOSOK BLXMVBK, JOB MANS.
5 L KttssKi.L. MM. 11. WATSON.
W. T. DAIOHKKTV, F. C. HEAVEN.
JOHN F. LOWMV, J W DK KKBSO.N,
JO.-KI-II W. TATE; SAMCRI. SHICK,
aug.24-2t. C. W. ASHCOM
J )ROP( >SAUS.—Proposals for the
digging cut of a basin for a resevoir to sup
ply Bedford with water, (to be 40 feet by 70. and
as deep as is necessary) to be completed, so it may
be walled by the Is; of October next, will be re
ceived at mv office opto the Jlst of August inst.
Contracts to be let by the solid yard.
Also proposals for quarrying hauling the stone,
and walling the same The contract to lie finish
ed by the first of October next. Contract to be
let by the perch. The lowest bidder to have the
eon'racts,
The spc 'ideations for the letting of tho above
contracts can In* examined at my offi *c. previous
to the .'(lst of August inst.
Bv order of the Town Council,
aug. 24-1- J- PALMER, Clerk.
IKTTEiI 11 KA 1)8 ANl> BULL
j HEADS, and ENVELOPES for business men.
printed in the best style of the art, at TUB GAZETTE
JOB OFFD E
MEB( IIA NTS ami M LCD A N ICS,
and Business men generally will advance
their own.interests by advertising in the columns
f.THB OAZF.TTF.
OIIDEBS from a distance for any
kind of JOB PRINTING promptly attended
to7 Send to THE GAZETTE J"B OFFICE. Bed
ford, Pa.
OBITTANIA AND JAPANNED
8 )WAKE .all kinds, at
B. HE. ILLYMYKR £ CO S.
I)ARGAINB! LAID JAINS! -Buv
} your TINWARE at
Aug 10— tf 1! Mc BLYMYER & COS.
£eiial Notices.
TIST OF GRAND JURORS, drawn
jfar September Term, lit Monday, 3d <iny, A.
K. 18(56 —David Patterson. Foreman, William
Rock. Sr.. George Stnouse, L. D. Saui p. Abraham
Reighurd, John W. Sams. Joseph Barney, Hete
ki >h II i timer, George Buckley. Thomas Donahoe,
Joseph W. Daniels, Jacob kensinger, William
Crisman, Geo. F. Steel, W. A Danaker, Phillip
R'lrkni.m, Lewis Putt, William Stuekev. Lewis
Housare. Marion Zembowrer, II P- Willi ms.
Jonathan Brindle, William Fluek, Gabriel Dull.
Drawn ami Certified at Bedford, this 3d day of
May A. D. 1866.
Attest. i ISAAC h'ENSrNGEH,
J so. G Fisiibk, J WILLIAM KIRK.
•ug.lo—lt. Clerk. 1 Jury Coin's.
| IST OF PETIT JURORS, drawn
| same term.—Michael Diehl. Ephrnim Hoy,
John Shaffer, Thomas Ilea. Levi Carpenter. Jere
miah Shaw, Cornelius Whets one, John Burger,
Tobias Snyder. George Vonstine, Conrad C'ny-
C"inb, J. 1. Noble. Thus. Oldham, David P,ie,
John Furry, John Sill, W B Lambright. Jacob
Evans, Levi S. Fluek. Si nine! Crisuian, Christian
Meyers. William Horn. Henry I! Mock. William
ltose. Geo. W. Zintmcrs of Jae., A H Hull, John
0 Miller. Battier Fletcher, William Whip, Cal
vin Tobias. John B. Fluek. John Alsin, George
Gardill. Eli Hotsinger. Daniel B< rkhimer. D S.
K. Brumbaugh. Joseph Tomlinson, Richard Lang
don.
Known and certified at Bedford, this 3d day of
May. A. D. IB6S.
Attest" i ISAAC KENSINGER.
Jxo. G. Fisiikii. WILLIAM KIRK.
aug.lO-it Clerk. ) Jury Corn's.
iIST OF CAUSES put down for |
jTrial at the September Term, 1866, 3d day. |
Catharine Trivker vs George Trieker,
Thus U Renting • '• Collins. Dull ACo I
Isaac Wigfield '> Matilda Wigfiold
Matilda Wigfield Isaac Wigfield
Same '• Same
John V."enter •' Gideon Williams
> mil St raver et al " Chas Madan
Micli'l Thomas John Skclly et al
Wm E'almer " Win Ovemcker
Geo Snyder '• Adolphus Ake et al i
E' D Beegle '• Dan'l Wertr et al
White A Sivupe Patrick Drhew
■Jas Geity Same
Bloody bun School I'is '• W Prov School Dis
J W Beeler's admr " J)r II FHirry
TII Blackburn's exoe'r " John Hull et al
Homer Ncie" " Win Way
Gideon II teehew " Adam W Miller
Mary potts Anthony Smith et nl !
John Luiiian " Jacob Wertr et nl
M art in Cotuei " Divid Ilyers
SM Barclay's devisees '• I! WG a r ret son
Kohison Iforterisusi •• '{-o W I'igard
Aim Ilin ling " Israel Oppenheimer |
Juhn H EHet •' Wm II Aaron
Certified August tith, 1566.
o E. SHANNON.
aug.lO-lt Prot'r.
/ lODET PROCLAMATION. -3b
the Coronrr. the ./nshre.s of the Pear*, ami
(' <■ n-tutf t ■ in the i/ijfeeeilt Toutnr/lips in t/u
Co> nty of HrtlJ'or/l, Greeting: Know vb, that
In pursuance of a piac >t f o me directed, under
the hand and seal of the Hon. ALEXANDER I
KING. President of the several Courts of Common
Pie.is. in the Iti'h District, consisting of the coun
ties of E'ratiklit . Fulton. Bedford ami Somerset,
and by v irtue .f his office of the Court of Oyer and
T i nline, and General Jail Delivery for the trial of
capital and -ther offenders therein, end 'heGeu
iwal Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace: and
.1 \vits Brit\s and Wili.iah G. I'ucnoLTz. Jndgesof
the- tme Court in the same County of Bedford, >
You and ca- h of you, are hereby require'! to be
and appear in your proper persons with your 1!"-
eords. Recognizance*. Examinations, and oth- i
Remembrances, before the Judges aforesiid, at
Bedford, at a Court of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery an i General Quarter Si -
sim s of the peace therein to beholden for the coun
ty of B-ilfoid, aforesaid, oil the 1,/ JMomtay of
September, (to in i" tin '.'n! if ay. ) 1866. at 10 or'of
in the forenoon of thut 'lay. there and then to d >
those things to which your sever al offices appertain.
Given uii loi my hand and seal the 10th Jay of
August, in the year of our Lord. 186(5.
. ' JOHN U.DSTADT,
Shrhiff's Ofkick, j Sheriff.
Bedford, Aug. 10, 1866. j
I) KtJLSTEII'S NOTICE.—AII per-,
R V sr >s Interested, arc herein notified 'hot the
following accountants have filed their accounts in
the Register's Offim of Be Iford county, and that j
the same will he presented to the Orphans' Cour'.
in and for said county, on Tuesday, the 4th d.v of i
I September next, at the Court liou.-o, in Bed- j
ford, for confirm ilion.
The account of William Cypher, administrator. \
with the Will annexed, of Daniel Cypher, late of j
Broad Top tp.. Bedford cou iv. dec" i
j The account of Joseph W. Touilinson. Executor
i of the last Will and Testament of .Michael Fetter,
j of Bedford township, dee'd. ,
The administration aecount of James 0. Robi- j
nett. aeting Exocutorof the last Will and Testa
ment of Ilenrv (iept art, late of Napier tp.. dee'd.
The administration account, of Junes M .
; ndm'rof the estate of Andrew Shawlis. late of
i St. Clair to., dee'd.
The account of Dr. Sain'lG. Sutler, one of the <
| Executors of the last Will and Testament of Frank
! lin B Statler. late of Napier tp . dee'd.
The administration aecount of Peter R. Ilille- i
gnss and Jacob B. Hillegass. admr's of the estate ,
i of Anna Barbara Hillega-s, late of Harrison tp., i
I Bedford county, dee'd.
The account of Rchccca A. RilCy, acting Execu- j
trix of the estate of John Riley, late of West Prov
i idence tp., dee d
The administration necountof Henry Whitaker,
survivin ■ Executor of the last Will and Testa- ;
txiont of George Darr, late of St. Clair tp., Bed
ford county, dee d.
The administration account • f Reuben Harding- j
er, adm'r of the estate of Geo. W . Hardinger, late
I of Cuiuborlnnd Valley tp . dc • d.
Tiie ad ministration account of Jno. S. Schell .
and W in. P. S'hell. Executors of th - last xx ill :
an i Ti statnent of Hon. Peter Schell. late dec d. i
The HC ountof Win. L. Cashtunn. surviving Ex- ;
eeutor of John Cash man, lute of Middle Wood- |
' berry township, dee'd.
The account of Sialyl) Nycuiu. adm r "f the es- j
i tateofJno. W. Esheliuan, late of East Providence .
tp.. dee'd.
The first and partial account of Daniel Barley,
guardian of Malinda Barley. Jaek-nn Barley, i
Elisabeth Barley. Margaret Barley. Nicholas
Barley. Father S. Bailey- Eli is F. B-irley A Su- j
sun Barley. minor children of David Barley, late
of South Wmulberry tp.. Bedford County, dee'd.
The account of Joseph W. Tate, guardian of;
' Georgenna. Rachel. Jatues. Edna, A Mary E.
I Ruby, minor heirs and brothers and sisters of R.
W. Johnson Roby. dec d.
The account of John W. Darr. adtn'r. of Ahra- j
ham Darr. lute of the 1 . S. Army, dec d
The account ot Mi diatd Hillegass A Frederick ;
Hillegass. adui'rs of the estu'eot Frederick Hitle- i
gam, late of Juniata tp.. Bedford County dee d.
flic adcouut of Michael llillog-ss A Jacob II
Hillegass, ailm'rs of the estate of Peter Hillegass.
late ofSt. Clair tp . dee'd.
The account of Benjamin Mellott. Esq. adtn'r j
ef all A singular the goods and chaltlis, tights
and credits, which wre of John Smith, late of
Southampton tp.. Bedford C un'y, dec d.
The :• -count <d Samuel L.Russcil. le-iiimcntary i
guar.Fan or trus'eo. under the will of Klizab-th
Wertx,(|j- ■'•!,, of Mary Ellen Franks, now Mrs. 1
l Marv Ellen Dunham, wife of A/.ariali Dunham.
The account "f Nathan Rohison, adm'r of the
goods and chatties Ac.. Which wore of John Robi
sn. lateof Sou'hamjiton tp.. dee'd.
The a .muni of Samuel Smith, made in pursu
ance of the order of the Orphans' Court, as guar
dian of lletty Miller, minor child of Samuel Mil
! ler. late of-siMi h Woodberry tp.. dee'd.
Final account f John B Fiucfc. adm'r of the
est te ot Jacob Fluck, late <>f Hopewell tp.. dec d.
The account oi PhillipA Wt'son Clark, execu
| tors of the last Will of Joel Clark, late of West
Providence tp,, Bedford County, de'cd
The account of John S A Israel Morris, admr's
j of the estate of Jacob Morri-, late of Monroe tp..
j dee'd.
The account of Peter F. Lehman, Esq., adm'r
: of the goods and chatties ami credits which were
of Thomas I!'the, late of Juniata tp., Bedford
| County, dee'd.
The account of Lerew Woitncr, adm'r of the cs
; tato of John Weimar, late ol Monroe tp , dee'd.
Tin- account of Adolphus Ake, ndiiiT of all and
j singular the goods and chatties, ligtiis and cred
: its which were of FrancisC 'rie, late of Union tp,,
j dee'd
The account of George H Sleek, executor of
the las! will and testament of Jos-ph \\ Sleek,
, | late of the township of Napier Bedford county,
, dee'd
i The account of John Cessna, executor of the
j last will and testament of Jonathan Cessna, late
ol Cumberland Va Icy tp., dec d
Fine! account ot George W Cessna, adui'r of
i Peter W Cessna, late of Oolerain tp., dee'd.
The administration account of David Miller,
Esq., adm'r of the estate of Mrs. Ann K Nicode
nius, dee'd.
' The administration account of Thomas J. Croyle.
adm'r of the estate of Michael lute of Union
; tp . Bedford County, dee'd.
The account of John Alsip. Esq., adm'r of the
estate of John Meizgar, late of Juniata tp.. dee'd.
i The account of 11 Nicodcnius, E-q., adm'r of
1 the estate of Ann Ruschrook, late of Cumberland
' Valley tp.. dee'd.
The second supplemental account of Job Mann,
Esq.. one of the exec's of t he la-t will Ac., of Abra
ham kerns, late of the Borough of Bedford, dee'd.
| '1 he account of Thomas McCoy, surviving ex
ecutor of the last XV ill Ac... of Joseph Hewelt, late
of Napier tp.. dee'd.
0. E SHANNON,
aug. 10-41 Register.
/ 00 KANDPA It LOR si TO VLS AT
\j B. He. BIYMYKK i OB'S.
FRUITOANS AT
B. MC. BLYMYER & CO'S
II ty (6oods, vU.
fpHE THREE BT.O RESH
ANOTHER VETO!
THE HIGH PRICE BTLE CAN'T
PASS!
We have just received and have for sale at the
lowest prices.
DRV GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HITEENSWA RE*
HATS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS and
SHOES, Ac.
We have the best
CALICOES
at the lowest pries.
FRENCH and AMERICAN LAWNS
at a great reduction.
Bleached and Unbleached
MUSLINS
incomparably iow.
' American and French
Ginghams,
('Dailies,
Delaines,
< 'ambries,
Flannels,
Ac., Ac.,
ii: great variety.
MEN'S WEAR.
Jeans,
Col tumult s,
('assi uteres,
< 'lotlis,
Hosiery,
Gloves,
I land kereliiefs,
Ac, Ac., Ac., Ac.
GIt(X FRIES.
SUGARS.
sY R UPS.
COFFEES.
TEAS.
SPICES,
RICE
and everything in the Grocery line.
Rernentber the Three Stores,
At ST. CLAIRSVILLE, at FISHERTOWN ami
at MOWRY'S MILL.
Come one, Come all, and give its a call.
HKRSHMAN A GREENBAUM
jnnl.-3m.
Notices, &r.
i,M)R SALH—VKHY LOW— awonii
* hand PIANO. Inquire of
ipr.l3.-0R -if. C X. HICKOK.
\ \ r A(iONiS. —Two now two lior.se
i 1 Wagons for sale. Reasonable credit given-
Aug3.-4t. A. B. CRAMER A CO.
CJOLDI KRS' r rXTII-X—The t:n-
IrVdcrsigned has the blanks now ready tmtl will
attend promptly to the collection of all claims un
der the law lately passed for the Equalization of
Bounties.
aug.!7-.f. J. W. DICKERSON.
I"3 ARM Foil S AijH.—2t>o acres, one
half under cultivation, well improved Fruit
and Timber abundant Situate in Napier town
ship. For particulars, price. Ac., npplv to
J HON P KE£l>, Ag't.
nug.27-'it. Bedford. Pa.
V\ r ANTED.—< Cash to purchase our
> V Fall Stock. All in our debt over ,-ix months
arc respectfully requested to pay us. A certain
class, who imagine we can do without money,
wi.l he called upon, only once more; afterwards
the proper officer will wait upon tbetn.
mig;: -tt. A. B. CRAMER A CO.
lAST NOTICE.—My • 1 1 books
jmust be squared by cash or note immediate
ly. Those persons who may fail to settle their
accounts, on or before August loth, 1866, must
blame them-ilvr*, if they have costs to pay, as I
have been very indulgent, and now need money.
jul.l3— tt. " WfM. HARTLEY.
TRESPASSERS.—AM
'T q persons arc cautioned against trespassing
upon the premises of the undo-igned, for the pur
p >se of fishing, hunting gathering Tints, berries.
Ac., a- the law will be strictly enforced against
ail thus offending.
B. R. ASHCOM,
MTCII I,R TZ,
W.U tjßl SINGER.
ADAM dCHAF'FEIt.
ju1.21-3in
AI A" A RLE FARM FOR SALE.
y —]OU nc;re? of excellent limestone land, h
b ut 15 aer> well timbered, the remainder under
4*ii):iv'ti<>n. 1 vai ig JI few miles north of Bedford,
for sale on reasonable terms. For j>rtieulurs aj
plv to MEYEKS fe DICKERSON.
inny 18.—3ms. Bedford, Pa.
|>or X TV, 15 OU XT V.—Soldiers !
I)c "ongress is about to pass a law granting nddi
I ional bounty ' Th >se of you. therefore, who have
not received bounty, and those who have received
butSiOO, or less, will fin 1 it to their advantage in
eall on me TIIKKE MONTHS', tiix MOUTHS'. and
NINE .MONTHS' MEN, eomo'
April, g 18p,(;. J01IN" PALMER.
|)F.RSONS knowing themselves iu
debtcd to us for advertising Administrators',
Executors'. Auditors' Notices, Orphans' Court sales
and other sales of Real Estate, and for printing
hills. Ac.. Ac., will please call and settle for the
same, as all such advertising and printing should
he CASH AIE VEIL- A MENU EL
Feb lti, 'tjli-tf.
riIANNI-.KS, ATTENTK>N!—A new
Tannery, in good order, containing one pool,
three limes, three b.ii's. five ICACIRS. thirty-four
lny-a-way vats, with the necessary number of h.-n
--[ diers, in good a locution as can be luuul in Bed
! l'ord county, for rent. For further inform.ition call
! at ibis office. Nov. 17. 65-tf
"VMITK'E TO TRESSPASSERS.—
The undersigned citizens of Bedford town
s ip, Bedford County, take (his method of inform
ing the public, that they will prosecute to the
fullest extent of the lew. all persons who shall
tresspass by fishing, hunting, gathering nuts or
berr es,cutting timber, or in tiny manner whatev
er, on their respective premises.
F. Sobuably. William Fletcher, John S. iuiter,
Michael Earliest. Samuel Beegle, CUas. Colfclt,
Adam Imler, J 1> Helsell, Win S Fluek, John Ear
nest, Barbara Zituiners Jonathan Biehl, Robert
Fyan. William KOOIIS, S imler. Baul Price. Alex
ander C Price, Alexander Biehl, Henry Beeg.e,
John S Kitehey, Mis C Birtthart, Joliu Youut,
Wm Sbmzer. Win. Schofield.
Aug. Il)-.'!t.
HARTLEY A- METZGKR Keep
constantly on hand a large Stock of general
HARDWARE TheY havejusl received 50 DOZEN
BEST a CHEAPEST FBI IX JARS ever offered
to the public. They keep all kinds of Farm Ma
chinery, including Mowers and Reapers, Cider
Mills. Fodder Out! rs and Willoughby's Gum
Spring Roller Grain ltrills, the best in the world
juI.GV-60.
yjLip BILLS, PROGRAMMES,
POSTERS, and all kinds of PLAIN AND
FANCY JOB PRINTING, done with neatness
and despatch, at thk Gazette olHce.
I)r\!-0joo(l5i, o>wrrics, &c.
?
E\V GOODS! NEW GOODS!—
The undersigned have now opened a large and ;
general assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
to which they respectfully invite the attention of
buyers, assuring theui they will find
BARGAINS
in every department of our stock
TERMS:
CABII PREFERRED
By special agreement a credit of six months can
be had.
INTEREST CHARGED
on all accounts after period named,
may4,'66. A. B. CRAMER A CO.
L< ELL ING OFF AT COST!!
F>
P A. REED,
Intending to relinquish the Mercantile business,in
Bedford,
IS CLOSING OUT IIIS ENTIRE STOCK
OF DR 1" GOOtfS. Ac.,
AT COST!
A rare chance to buy goods, of all kinds, cheap.
Call and see
junl,'6B.
1) AIIGALNS! RAIKiALNS!
I > "
* i
—AT THK—
NEW GROCERY STORE,
On Julianna Street. 2 doors North of .J. 1.. Lewis i '
Diug Store.
11. C. REAMER
Has just opened a large assortment of GROCERIES'.
consisting of superior j
TEAS.
COFFEES,
SUGARS,
CHEESE,
.11 OLA SSES,
Detersive Soap, ;
Extra Emily soap.
Pick led Oysters superior
Pickles. Fresh Peaches. Green (
Corn. Green Peas. Sardines and Mac- J
amnies, all kinds of ."•pices, Jvellng s Mus- i
tard. Pepper, Alspiee. Cloves. Ginger, Cinnamon. ,
Mace, Ketchup. Worcestershire Sauce. Ex- j
tracts. Litem and Vanilla, Indigo t
and Indigo Blue. Corn Starch. I
Fannestoek's un.-urp issed
F iritis, all kinds of ;
Prunes, Figs, Raisins, Cherries. Ac.
FIBII of nil kinds, not caught in ihe Juniata. '
Oranges and Lemons of the fines! kind
Ground Alum Salt, Washing So la. Baki g Soda, j
Candles. Ac.. Ac
Give us a call, examine our goods, and we ;
win try to accomniouate you.
may 18,'fifi. IF C. REAMER, i
,
CHANCE FOR BARGAINS!;
M REMEMBER THE
NE W Oil EA P STO RE ,
At St. Claiivvifte, Pa.
GOODS OF ALL KINDS SOLD AT
SMALL PROFITS.
OPPENIIEIM F.R
Has just received from the East, and offers for j
sale at the
LOWEST PRICES,
a large and varied assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
of every description and of the best quality; <
MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS,
a largo assortment, to suit all classes;
NOTIONS,
in endless variety;
MUSLINS,
all kinds, very cheap:
CALICOES,
from the best manufactures.
Our stock of
DRY GOODS
! is unsurpassed, and we ask all t" give us a call. iT
i they desire to get BARGAINS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
I of every description, for sale at the LOWEST j
PRICES. We al-o make CLOTH! XG of all kinds
TO ORDER, at short notice. mil upon the most |
| reasonable terms. We also keep constantly on
1 hand a splendid assortment of PIECE GOODS:—
| CASSIMEKES,
NESTINGS,
CLOTHS, • I
etc., Ace.
i and Men's and Boy's Furnishing Goods of all
•kinds.
IVe also have, a fine assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE,
GO FENSWAItC,
TINWARE,
WJ I,HAY-WARE,
, it'., Ac., ■
together witli everything usually found in a well j
assorted store, all of which will be sold at the j
I LOWEST PRICES.
■ Remember
OPPENII EI MKR'S
New Cheap Store. St. Clairsville, Pa.
jul.27.—Gin.
(' MALI. AND SEE OUR STOCK
J OF STOVES, TINWARE. Ac.
' 1 B Mv. BLVMYKR ACQ .
BMC. BLYM YER A CO., W ItoH
% 3ale and Retail dealers iu Stoves, Tinware,
i He. So. 1. "alone Row." timiford, Pa.
! j rpiNWABE OF ALL KINDS AT
L B. Mc. BLYMYEK & 00 S.
*lcat Estate fairs.
CiIIERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue .f a
of levari fan at to me directed. there
will be sold at Public Sale at 'he Court House, in
the Borough of Bedford, on Saturday. 'he la day
of September. 1856, at 10 o clock A M.. all'le
f.-nd nit* in'orwt in and to a certain tract of land,
M'unte in Middle Woodberiy township. Bedford
Countv, adjoining lands ot Peter heagy on the
Sou'b! DA P .-boenb'-rger s heirs, John niHU
Hint ll u.r:nh Sill, on the went, <iro_R. Uaridollar
on rh north, HI,'I lunds of Maria Z<ok i.hee
ontbecasf, conlaii ing 32 iicref '"! - J*r
net! measure. now in the occupancy of bum I J
and Miry A. Casner. wi h ibe rigißaami appurte
nances thereunto bcloncit g.
.KillX ALDSTADT. Sh. riff.
Bedford. Aug. 10, '66. Sheriff"e Office.
QHEIiiFF'S s.\ LE. By virtue of
of fl fa to nie directed, there will
be enld t Public Sale, *1 the Cimrt House. in tlto
Borough of Bedford, on Saturday, 'he Ist day of
September, A D. 1866. ' 10 o'clock, A.M., all
tho interest of defendant. Win J1 liwm, ot. in,
aid to wit. of the billowing d-crib.*d 'ractaof
1 si:u i'e, 1 yi' g and being in Bioad i"P lo n "
ship, Bedford Couuly. viz :
No. I. Containing Hi acres and 62 perches,
•'ft TECH.-ure. Hid warranted in the lmme of
Chr'gtovber L'if
No 2 Cniitaiiiing 2.'5S acre* and 122 perches
fient measure, mid wan anted in the iiiiui' ft John
Sook. ,
No. 3. Containing 178 ncres and 22 perches,
Rf } t nt fa sure, in the DHineo! William Luic.
No. 4 Containing 104 Hens ai d 51 perches,
rest men-ure, and warranted to I'. iltiant t-• tcr.
So. 5 Coo tain in." lft I "Ctes and 7 perches, ro-at
m-n-ure. and warranted iu the name of John
M'CI i i).
No. 6. Containing 333 acres and 25 perches,
neat inc isure. iid warranted iu the name vf
Daniel k-rr. •
No. 7. Containing 11 teres and 223 perches,
neat measure, and warranted in the name of
Tinmias M. Long, seized ami taken in execution
as the propelty of the sail defendant, Win. 11
Ii win.
Also one traet of land, containing 10 ncres,
more or 1- s, about 5 acres cleared and under
fence, wi lie. one story Log House and L 'g Stable
thereon eme'ed. a'ljoining lands ot tie. rge Imrli
on the east. Benj imin \alon:itie on the sou h.
situate in Cumberland Valley Township, Bedford
County, and taken in csecu ion as tin* prop't yof
, .(esse 1 lit hi JOHN A LD,ST ALT.
SHEIIIFF'S OFFICE. I Sheriff.
Bodford, Aug. 10, IHoo. j
I )I BLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
\ REAL ESTATE.--Will be offered for sale,
ti the premises, mi Friday, Aug 31. 186a, a* I o -
clock, P M , the valuable f inn of J noes Ali son.
dec "it., 3 miles norih of Si*ln*!lsburg, in N'pier
township, containing 1 tVS ACRES aid 'be usual
ner n't. The improvements arc a Double Log
i House, with 111 riMinis. Double Log Barn, sh'.dded
j all around wi h Wagon Sheds ami o lier outbuild
> nigs. There are two good wells of nevei failing
I water in the y ird. '."I acres cleared and the b il
i ai.ee of the land well covered with the best of
timber. There i" ft large Viriety of choice fruit,
' ;*: I is a most • xceL'ent stock farm. Terms made
i k: own on (lav of sale by
Aug. 10—tit. JOSEPH ALLISON.
\ T ALUAIJLJ-: FARM AND MILL
\ PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE.—The
i Ivi'i 11! iff is a' Private Sale, hi- t uni mid
ii!l pi-Vi r-riy. situate in Union township, Bedford
niiiitv. I'II . ni" r' ho lown of M irietta containing
bout 200 ACRES. about 150 tier's of which is
lcoa'cl illil 111 .'I good stut': 'if . 111 ivritiu l. "Till I lift
I'lanee is well limbered. There nr*-TWO 01'-
.1 HARDS of eiuiiet! f'uit trees on this proper y.
in* improvements ire a GRIST ,1111.L in good
mining order. >AW MILL. F'H'R DWELLING
1 U *KS, itir iuie BANK BARN and .other out
luildittgs.
Terms "f teile will he made reasonable. Any
i : ti il< -; iii t to puieh s ■ can see the propeity
,\ e.illii g on the subscriber, on 'he pr mis --.
:NIR :. -.-.ILL. ABOU'HCS ARE.
rAUAULK LAND FOII SALE.
—The undersigned offers lor sale the foilow
li"" vnlitab'e hodi-ant hind :
77//. EE CHOICE TIiACTS OF LAND,
a.Lttinitig ISO <or''s i nch, shunted on the Illinois
' ntr.l Railroad, in Champaign county. Slate of
Illinois 8 miles from the city of Utb inn. and "uo
iif fr- m Keiituil Mat ion " said Railroad. Two
>f the tracts ndjiili. and one of tin in bag i ocvtr
* ilitijs ISOLD uf eater up II it Theeityof Urbnna
■e.itiiios about 4,000 in abitants. Cinmpaigu is
tie greatest wheat growing county iu IliioD.
ALSO — One-fourth of n trurt of li'■</. situated
n Broad 'lop township. Bedford eouuty, con aili
ng about 45 acres, with all The coal veins of Bi"ad
rop running ibrougb it.
ALSO —Three Lot* i/i the town of CoahnoHt.
fliiiitiiigd 'n county.
Jan 36, Ti'i—,t" I'. C REAMER.
\ " A LEAF. I7E REA L ESTATE AT
\ PRIVATE SALE. —One lot of ground iu the
centre of Bloody Run. fronting on Main street
about sixty-five feet, one of the very beat business
I.ii-.ntiotis in Bloody Run. Also, ten acres of vv >ud
land, adjacent to li loody ltun, lying "ii the B al
f. i 1 Rail Road, con ainii.g first rate iron ore and
having thereon a never-tailing spring of tvtter.
for particulars inquire at ihe store of Mrs j. E.
Minn, Bloody Run, or of Dr. Iliekok, Bedford, Pa.
Dee 15. 'OS.
J ~ XTENSIVH PRIVATE SALE
"I' VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.—'Tlx;uti
le signed will fell at pi IV IF- S"le, several aitj 'in
ing 'iiiii contiguous trie's nf laid, lying on the
lie *dwaters "t Dunning'* Greek, in S CI drtown
-h J . Bedford c ui.ty. containing "t>s acres, now
divided iu'o four tr ie s, ihree tracts thereof con
t iniii.ir reai ec ively 157. If>3. ai d 183 teres nnd
i!v other, b'-iiio iiie > \v M II trnc , containing
2fi2 HCrre Tin -e tracts will be sold ns they arc or
subdivided to -uii purchngt rs
The suv n.ill tract contains H FIRST CLASS
SAW MILL, with a ncver-fiiiii g h- d f water,
an ! is in the midst of a, TfMRE'K REGION ui
surpassed for the quality of limb* r. Oneo her *f
tiv trie's contains an enviable site for a TAX
YARD. with nil the advm tageg of water, and is
■'Ringside of Chestnut Ridge, where the resource*
for B rk are inexhaustible.
I'll) eres id' the In dis bat'oni, rnos'ly covered
by larg- sugar 'roe.-. 301) acres are cleared and
iu a good sue if cultivation, and the biiauee
well timbered.
There ..re THREE DUELLING UGFSES, up- •
pen the pn mis s and 111 REE liARN.B. wi h oilier
outbuildings. The Fruit is choice ma! in abnnd
ai -e upon some of hesetr.cts. This property liea
12 mil* s K-'th of Bedford, and in a country noted
for i.- good ro ids, leading \ur ! b. South. L IJ' MI D
U "si. in Bedford, ilollid lysburg. Johnstown, atid
other poiii s, on the Ren it' i Central Railroad.
Fanueis. Lumhrrineii, Tnituers ataj Speculates
at u!d examine the pren ises, as these lauds will
to sold on fair and reasonable terms.
T 11 LYON'S,
junS."tili. N.J. LYONS
vnsLLOW <>< HRE.—My fam Wi*a
j ted in Bedford township six mil -s North of
Bedford, has upon it h bank of YELLOW OQUivE,
ot the best quality, which has been use'l by a nutu
b r. f persons for milking puitt s, with entire sat
is ictiioi. lam i tat selling this ochre at low
no -is. and ini i e 'h"s ■ in tores ed to give mc a call.
I if will Si dit all i rcpr* sent. Aiue.-i any c l
oi can ba made of it. Call at my plum-in Bedford
: tcvtudiip. or ndtlrcs* me as follows :
jui.22 -3ms. HENRY SILL. Bedford. Pa.
/ 10N LECTIONERY AN I.) (iHO
\ CEIiY . —The undersigned v.ou'd re.-pec - fuily
i. form the public tlutt he has just returned fr* in
the oty with a carefully selee ed stock of Gr.O.
C .1; IKS and C< iNFEC'J IONERIES, all of which
will be sold at tlie lowest cash prices
The following are among the numerous articles
which may he found at my store : All kit ds of
Sugar, Coffee. Mo! isses, Segars ami Tob tcco ; Cati
e I l'eache-, Rears, Pine Apples, and Green Peas;
I tried Rear, he". Prunes. Raisins. Hates, F gs. Lem
ons, Ac.
A I sorts of Spices. Essences. Oils. Craekerr and
Cakes' Fancy Soaps, at v irietie.-; Rutin C.n dies,
1-sorted, of every tl.s tiplion, und Ftuil Drops;
fine Candies of ail kinds.
Ail of the above named :tr icles, with many
more, con be found one door E ist of the ti.v7.tTri-;
Office, and opposite H. F Irvine's Regular r.
jiittl .-Ska. GEO. )iAKDOBFF.
sl \ iM:K YEAB! want
? 1 L'/tl' ' agents every where to sell our
IMi'iiov En s2h Si w ing .Machines Three new kinds.
Under and upper food. Warranted five year*.—
Above salary or large eouimis-iuns paid. 'I he on LT
machines s.dd in the I nite l Stves for less than
•fin. which arc / ally licensed by Hoivt, Wheeler Sf
i/ • o", Crrot''/ S- H.iL'fr. Sit/trer \ Co.. ami
liarMdrr.. All other cheap machines aie ■-
Jiittgeme t*, .and the seller or ueet <.re tiah'e to
am st, fine. and imprison mm t Circulars free.
All res.-, or call upon ishaw A Olaik. Bitidvf rd,
.vlaiue. or Chicago. Ills. [Dec 22,'65 —ly
sJ(i( j -V MONTH! Agents wanted
• Jy.M ' ("r si.,- entirely new articles, just out.
j At Ircss 0. 'l. G A LEY', City Ruil ling, Btddefoid,
.Mmno. [Dec 22, "Vs ly
i'M-.RMS lor every description of Job
PRINTING CASH! for the reason that for
every article we use, wi must pay cash; and the
cash sysitui will enable u* to do our wink as low
ns it can he done in the cities.
b RUIT CANS A N 1) SEA LI No
I W.Wat B Mc. BLYMYKK. A GO'S
i NTI-DLST PARLOR STOVES
xI SPEAR'S PATENT, at
B. Mc. BLYMYIR A CO S.
/ NOUN TRY M EltUHANTiSsujiplit d
with all kinds ef TXXW ALE on ih ■ shortest
nouoo, at B Mo. BLYMYER A GO'S.