7hc Hertford
Horns and Around.
HUNTINGDON AND BROAD TOP R.R.
— WIXTBR ARRAXGKMENT — TIME TABBB —Arcom
no 'ation Train leaves S-ixton ift 7.35 a. m.. and
ar.-iv.-s at Huntingdon, at 9.30 a.m.; leaves Hunt
ingdon at 4 4U p. m., and arrives at Saxtoo at
8.38 p. m.
Mail Train leaves Mt. Dallas at 1.00 p. tn.. ar
rives at Hunting ion at 4 17 p. in.; leaves Hunt
ing bin at 7.50 a. in. and arrives at Mt. Dallas a
II 05 a. m.
NOTICETO DELINQUENTS.—WC have
placed our hunk* and accounts in the
hands of John I*. Recti, Esq., of this
place, for collection. Ail accounts for
subscription for the year ending Au
gust l, 18(18, remaining unpaid, are in
cluded in the bills which Mr. Reed is
authorized to collect. We have been
compelled to resort to this course in or
der'toobtain a settlement of our ac
counts. We have too much to do to
attend to making out bills, and we
are tired of dunning. M ney we must
have, as we have many debts to pay,
ami we desire toact honestly with our
creditors. Therefore, we ask all to
pay Mr. deed, who can, and those who
cannot, we ask to call and settle. If
there is any thing in their accounts by
which they consider themselves ag
grieved, let them call on us, and we
will make all right that is not right.
Friends, let us have the old scores wip
ed out, and begin anew.
NEW PRESS!— FANCY Jon PRINT
ING !— Printing in Colors !—( ards, Bill
heads, Aotes, Hank-Checks, Blanks of all
kinds, &c., Ac.— We hav<- just had set
up iu our office, one of the latest im
proved Gordon's Fast Job Presses, and
have, also, purchased a new assortment
of Fancy Job Type. Thus prepared,
we are now able to do all kinds of Job
Work, from the daintiest card to the
most showy poster. These improve
ments have cost us considerable outlay,
and we now say to our friends and the
public, generally, bring on your work,
if you appreciate enterprise! We can
do any kind of work done in the city
offices and just as cheap as city prin
ters do it. Horse-bills primed in all
styles. Call at theGAZETTE office,and
see our improvements;
"BEDFORD COUNTY PRESS."—We
have received a prospectusof the "Bed
ford County Press " a new (taper about
to be started at Bloody Run, this coun
ty, by J. C. Bong & Co. The Press is
to be "neutral in polities." The first
number of the paper will be issued on
the fourth ot March, next. We are well
acquainted with the projectors of tiiis
euier|irise, and believe they will be able
to make a good paper We hope they
may have much success, and whilst
their journal remains truly "neutral in
politics," they can always count 0:1
our friendship aiul good wishes.
BORDER LQSSES.—The bill which
coiiiempla es payment, by the Stale,
for looses sustained by the bonier coun
ties during the war has been reported
by the committee to which it was re
ferred. We are glad of tiiis. We fear
ed that it might be strangled in the
committee. An opportunity will now
b.* (iresented to the members of the
Legislature to put themselves on the
record in favoi of or against this propo
sition. We trust that the Democrats
in that body will show themselves
willing to do justice to the plundered
citizens of the border, and let the Rad
icals shoulder the responsibility of de
feating this bill, if it is to be defeated.
'At any rate, let us have a fair open
vote on the hill, so that we can see who
are our friends.— Val. Spirit.
RAH ROAD MEETING.—The citizens
of Bedford county interested in the
construction of a railroad through the
county, connecting with the Hunting
don and Broad Top Mountain Railroad
at Mt. Dallas, and the Pittsburgh and
Connellsville Railroad at Bridgeport,
are respectfully invited to assemble in
the Court House, on next Monday eve
ning, the 2nd of March, for the pur
pose of recommending to the Legisla
ture the incorporation of a Company
for this purpose. MA X Y.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES.—This being
Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent,
there will le service and preaching,
morning and evening. The court
room being otherwise occupied, the
evening service will be in the basement
of the Lutheran Church. There will
also be the usual services at the Court
House next Sabbath, and in the even
inofthatday, Rev. B irrow will contin
ue his lectures on the Life of St. Paul.
Subject: " Paid before Felix."
"OUR NATIONALITY."—The lecture
delivered in the Court House, on Tues
day night of last week, by Rev. H.
Heekerinan, on the subject of "Our
Nationality," was a very able and in
terest i ng etf< rt,and was great ly a ppla ud
ed. A resolution was adopted by the
audience, requesting a copy of the lec
ture for publication.
LECTURE.—The next lecture for the
benefit of the Cemetery Association,
will be delivered in the Court House,
on Tuesday, March 3d, by Rev. J. Q.
McAtee. Subject, Nora Scotia.
TAIILFAUX,Ac\—'The Ev. Luth.S.S.
L. Association, will give an entertain
ment on Friday and Saturday nights
of this week, in the Court House, con
sisting oi tableaux, charades, A:*., Ae.
Those who desire to assist the Associ
ation should attend.
NEW MEMBER OF THE BAR. —At the
late term of court, John Alsip, E*q.,
was admitted to the practice of the law
in Die several courts of this county.
Mr. Alsip is one of the best business
men in the county, and will make a
good lawyer. Success to him always.
SI,OOO REWARD.—See Oster A Co's
advertisements in another column.
They ofl'er the above reward.
LOCAL CORRENPOXDEXrC.
Much Snow In the Western Fnd: A Good
oral of sleighing: Anhrom hecapiia
teth the Radical Irudm iu JiininiH, etc.
DRY RIDGE, Feb. 21, 1808.
MB. EDlTOß:— Thinking you might
occasionally like to hear from \our
friends in this section, 1 Itave tak
en the lil>erty to write you a few lines,
hoping that the same may prove ac
ceptable.
We have had much snow, and, con
s-quently, a gooil deal of sleighing,
ilorse-fle.-di lias sutfered considerably,
anal, occasitmally, by tbe accident of
tin np-eet, human flesh has not escaped
injury. For instance the other night
a party of young fellows were enjoy
ing a sleigh-ride behind a fast horse,
aud "brought up" against a stump to
the great damage of trousers and the
bruising of legs.
Quite a flutter among the Radicals
of this neighborhood was occasioned a
few days ago, by the annoixncemeut
that Collector C. VV. Asbconi'had cut
off the head of Leonard Bittner, E-q.,
store-keeper at John Hughes' distil
lery aud ap|>ointed in his stead a man
by the name-of Hammer. Bittner hits
been one of the leaders of the Radical
party in Juuiata township, for years,
and always stood by his party through
good and through evil report. He
hails from Somerset county, and comes
of a respectable and prosperous stock,
lie has always been opposed to the
Democratic party, ai'd was really the
leading spirit of the Radical organiza
tion in Juniata tp. Why Ashcom
should have made the mistake of de
capitating him and appointing anoth
er in his stead, puzzles everybody. Per
haps lie intended to Hummer some
body. Your friend Jacob Coriey, an
other prominent Radical of Juniata
tp., and a worker in the ranks of bis
party, was an applicant for the store
keepership at L. N. Fyan's distillery.
Jacob fared" no better than his com
peer, Mr. Bittner. If anybody deserv
ed an office at the hands of the Radical
party, it was Jacob Coriey. But "Re
publicans" as well as Republics, "are
ungrateful."
The snow is rapidly leaving and ev
en the drifts on the "pike" are grow
ing sifutll. To-day a mild south-west
wind is blowing, and Spring seems to
he almost upon us. Let liercotne, say
I, and the sooner the better.
Yours,
SOLDIER.
THE following is going the rounds of
the press, "A rule by which counterfeit
greenbacks, or national bank notes ran
I>edetected, but lately has been discover
ed, which upon thorough trial has prov
ed infallible. It is this: Divide the
last two figures of the number of the
bills by four, if one remains the letter
on the genuine will be A. If two re
mains it will be B; if three remains it
will be C. For example; a note is reg
istered 2.(11; divide forty-one bv four,
and yoti will have one remaining. Ac
cording to the rule, the letter on the
note will be A. In ease the rule fails,
be certain hat the note is counterfeit."
Try it.
Ec 1.1 PS ES. —T here will be no eclipse
of the moon tiiis year, out there will
be two of the sun and of the lladieal
party. The latter will be visible in all
(tortiousof lite United States, including
the five "military districts," formerly
known as the Southern States, some of
which were the "original thirteen,"
for which George Washington and
other "traitors" fought seven long
years. May the great eclijtse speedily
come.
"BARRETT'S Vegetable Hair Restor
ative" took the First Premium over
all competitors at the New Hampshire
State Fair. It stands confessedly with
out a rival throughout the country,
and is driving all other preparations
from the market .—Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
TjiE"new thing under the sun" of
which Solomon doubted, is P/ialnirs
"Flor De Mayo ," that rare perfume
for the handkerchief. It cannot he
described, for there is nothing like it
in the whole realm of fragrance. Sold
hy all druggists.
REGULATOR.—Don't forget Irvine
and Statler's Regulator, the place
where you get the best and cheapest
shoes in town. Glassware, Queens
ware, Notions, Groceries, Ac., are also
kept constantly on hand at the Regu
lator.
A SPLEND S.OCK of coats, pants,
, vest, hats, and a general assortment of
gent's furnishing goods, always on
hand at R. W. Berkstresser A Co's, for
sale at the lowest prices.
A BOQUET IN A SINGLE DROP OF
FLUID.—An armful of roses might ex
hale a more overpowering odor than
a single drop of Phalon's "Night
Blooming Cereus," but in freshness,
delicacy, and pure, healthful fra
grance, the drop would far transcend
I the flowers.— Warsaw Mirror.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
Corrected every week.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.
FLOUR.—The quotations are—
: Nortiiwest superfine, $7.907.50
Northwest extra, 8.00^9.00
I Northwest extra family, l(MN)(a 11.75
Petina. and West'n sup.,
Peuna. and West'n extra, 8.50(/..o0
| Penna. and West'n family, 11.00 12.50
| Penna.and West'n fancy,
Rye flour, * B.s<K<t 9.00
! GRAIN. —We quote—
Pennsylvania red, per bus.,
Southern "
California, * "
White,
! Rye, " 0.00^1.05
| Corn, for ye!., " 1.20 cj. 23
Oats, " 7Uq<JBo
PROVISIONS.—We quote—
Mess Pork, per bbl., $22.00;,00.00
iiacoii Hams, per lb., 18 v <tl9c
Salt Shoulders, " lO.alOjc
Prime Lard, " 13c
SEEDS.—We quote
Cloverseed, per bus., at
Timothy, * " 2.50^2.00
i Flaxseed, " 2.45^2.50
MA RRIED.
BENDER—HUFFMAN—On the Hih inst, by
R.-v. A. R. Kr-iuer, Gabriel fiander, of Altoona.
Pa., to Naucv H fftnan of Waterside.
REIGHARU— BAVLOR—On Feb. I2:h, at the
Lu'berau parsonage, by the Rev. J. Q. McAtee.
Mr M illhins Keighard to Miss Maggie Baylor,
both of Beit fori! Pa.
SVV ARTZ— DIBERT—On the 19th inst. by the
same. at the residence of the b-ide's parents, Mi.
E<py S-vartx to M<ss Sophi i Dibert, daughter of
David llibert. of B-'dtord twp.
FETTER—DICKEN—On the morning of tb<
20. h inst. tiy the s nue. Mr. Thomas Fetter to Miss
Nancy Dickon, both of Pleasant Valley, Bedford
township. ,
DIKI).
IIERR—On the 15th inst.. Sarah Alice, daugh
ter <>t John and Rebecca Herr, aged 7 years. 7
mouths and 6 lays
WU.IIKI.M— At Palo Alto, of Jipthena. J-n
31. ALtsKRT 0 . oldest son of Josi h and Elizzie
Wilheim. aged 11 years, II months, and 28 days
On the 5; bof January. LEONARD FRANKLIN,
second sou of ihe same parents, aged 9
in >uths a lit 12 I tys. Ou the 7th of J in., JOHN
M , third son of the s une pireuts. aged 7 years, ti
months and 28 days. On the 1 lib of Jan., SAM
UEL C , fourth son of the same pnonts. aged b
ye ns I moi.th and 19 days. Oil the 2SrhofJau .
NICHbLAS M , fifth son of he sime parents, aged
2 years andß days. They were well attended b
three able physicians.
2Uu? Atlvfrtisfnunts.
Ei 1000 DOLLARS REWARD! !
' r Just receive! at th<* N*w rinperiu 1
BARGAIN STOKE,
A htmtisoine assorimeiit of
NEW slMtlNti GOODS.
As goods tire now advancing daily, and no doub
w ill be much higher, we think families cannot buy
too soon. 9. H. Osltß & CO.
feb2Bm2
(Ijk&JUO DOLLARS WORTH!!
ot Boots and Shoes of every description and bes
Manufacture, just received and For Sale 25 pel
cent Cneaper han bcretolore.
The Boot and Shoe Department of
G. ti. US TEH ir CO.
has become a leading feature iu their business
and is now the place to get Good as well as Chea[
Boots and ho-s, as they have the largest and best
assortment in town. leb2Bm2
JJATRI! HATS!!
Just received the leading New Spring Styles of
G-i.ts, B >ys >uid Children's II its, much cheapei
than heretofore. We woul I call special attention
to the Gents Self-oiutoruiing Cassimere dress Hat.
also the Velvet finish Se (-conforming Flexibli
Bind Hit. These Hits will be found to be very
desirable, being very soft in b in 1 a.i I couformin g
iuituvdia ely to the shape of the head.
feb-Bm2 G. R. OSTER A CO.
4 1)MIN ISTIIA TOR'S NOITCE
-Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
islrotion have been grunted to the undersigned, by
the Register of Bedford county, upon the estate o!
John L Nycutn. late of Monroe township, Bed
ford eoutity, dee'd.
All persous indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate piyment, and those having
claims can present them, dulv Jutbenticated fot
settlement. GEORGE NYCUM,
fob2Bw6 CHRIST. FELTON. adtn rs.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE OL
VALUABLE REAL EST A r E—By virtue of
an order ol the Orphans' court of B idtord County
the undersigned will ell at public sale. utv>n ih<
premises. ON THE 21st DAY OF MARCH, th.
following described valuable tract of laud, late the
residence of John Potter, dee'd. situate in Mi Idle
Woodbury rp.. Bedford cn., adj lining lands of
Jeremiah Metdzer. John Keagy. Philip Croft and
others, containing 80 acres and II perches of firs
class Morrison s Cove farming laud, under good
fence and in a high state of cultivation. Wei
watered, and part of it well limbered. A good
log house and large, new, bank barn thereon eree
tel. There is a spiing of water uear the house
which is uowhere excelled. This tract of land is
si'u i'ed in the best agricultural region in the
County and is in every way a most desirabK
property.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M.
TEKMS :—One-third in hand on confirmation of
sale, and the remainder in two equal annual pay
ments without interest. GEORGES. POTTER,
feb2B.v4 Trus'ee.
ptO-MPOUND BLOOD cic.AUUtic.il
This very valuable medicine, which is purely
vegetable, has done wonders. It is a never-failing
remedy for cleansing 'he bio d. When the blood
is pure, disease cannot take bold of the system. I
could produce testimonials in regard to what it
has ff -cted, but I submit it to the public, guaran
teeing that if used according to directions, the re
sult will be GOOD HEALTH. It is my own uianu
fac'ure.
This medicine will cure Consumption, Dispepsia
Sore Tiirout, and nine out ot ten of all other di
geast-s.
DIRECrrONS FOR USING—For adults, dose,
two tablcspoonsfull, three limes a day, before
mo ils. L'-s en the dose according to constitution.
Price: —Quart bottles, SI.00; Pint bottles, 50
cents. JACOB L. 1100Vt-R,
Sole Proprietor
SAXTON. Bedford county. Pa.
feb2Biu3
DA 11 RETT'S,
THE BEST VEGETABLE
HA IR RESTO It A 'FIVE.
TO WHICH WAS AWARDED
A SILVER MEDAL
THE HIGBEST PBEMII-M AT THE NEW HAMPSHIRE
STATE FAIR,
Is now eoncede l fo be superior to all others for
RESTORING GRAY to its
ORIGINAL COLOR.
This Preparation relieves the head of Dandruff.
Iluuiors. and all unpleasant Burning or Itching <>t
the sealp. supplying to the ROOTS of the hair the
riquired nourishment for the promotion of Us
growih.
IT IS A BEAUTIFUL DRESSING,
leaving the scalp COOL. CLKAN, and HEALTHY
Every Bottle Warranted..
J. R. BAR RET & CO.. Proprietors.
Manchester, N. 11.
Sold hy Dr. B F II irry, Bedford. F. M. Mas
ters. B! ly Run, and druggists generally.
fcb23uift
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A NNUAL REPORT OF THE AU
DITORSOF BEDFORD COUNTY
GEORGE MAHDOKFF, Esq.. treasurer of Bed
turd county, in acouut with iaideoiintj from
January 9. A p. 1867, to January 8, A. D. 1868.
rKB.\BfRKH, " ll7Boi
To Balauce in Treasury. •••''••• • *ll7O 91 j
To hmount received from A. J- sausom,
former Tre isurer
To Hmount of tax received fruui to,lec '""
Aaron heed. Woodbury Soutb, 1863 90 00
Samuel Bender. Bloody Hun Id 70
Samuel Beckley. St. Clair " 207 d
loan 0 Black, Bloody Hun... *.> 24 41
Arch Blair, Cumberland Valley... do 111 84
llenty Weriz. II irrison 168 84
A loltihus Ake, Union \"'i" d ,° ,! 15
Saui'l Oilman. Woodbury South., do 1 2b
EF Kerr. Bedford Borough 'BSo 1418 d7
Henry M .sea. Bed ord Townshif do 196 i2O
.John 0 Figard. Broad Top do 690 86
Jerre Thompson. Bloody Hun do 100 00
J tcob Bowser. Colraiu do 1144 88
Henry llite, Cumberland V'lley.... do 743 04
A. W Shoemaker, H irrison do 283 20
James Fink. Hopewell do 246 62
Henry Horn. Juniata do 68>h4
Jacob Evans. Londonderry do 502 49
John M tClain, Liberty do 23u 00
Jacob Fletcher, Monroe do 92 4.5
Henry Ego!f, N ipicr ( J° 84
Uriah Mellott. Providence, do 448 36
Jos II II St arks. Providence, W do 455 00
John Kemery. Schellsburg,,.,,•••• •do 173 00
Willi imi Grissinger, Snake Spring., do 823 88
Moses Tewell, Southampton do 431 43
Henry F Smi h. S<. Clair do 1275 25
Henry Corl, Union..-. do D|6B I.)
Solomon Barley. Woodbury. M..... do 1650 63
M irtin Srumbaugh. Woodbury, 8.. do 1930 88
llcnry Nicolemus. Bedford Bor 1867 350 00
Istai: D Earnest, Be Iford Tp do 797 50
Aex Tate. Bloody Hut do 225 Oil
John C Figard. Broad I'op do 327 09
William K Green. Coaldale do 102 89
DiVid Diehl, do 676 40
I'obias Boor. Cu oberltn<l V illey.. -• do 577 00
William Egolt. 295 00
I tmes Fink, Hopewell do 388 30
John G irber. Juniata do 697 t0
Jacob Evans, Londonderry do 200 00
George Xyeum, Monroe do 733 00
lames Taylor. Napier do 751 79
Jacob Chamberlain. lence, K.. do 324 00
Joseph Weaverliug, Providence, W.. do 290 00
Peter Dew ilt, Schellsburg do 91 00
Harris mII irtley. Snake Spring.... do 425 00
Henry Be.iiiett, S luthampton do 140 75
foseph Claar. Union do 625 00
Solomon B irley, Woodbury, M do 483 73
Josiah Kitchey, .Woodbury. S do 860 00
Samuel Slick, S . Clair do 750 00
To money received from Good Templars.
for rent ••••••• 22 00
T.> money borrowed from Miohael 6 Ritck
...... 300 00
To money borrowed from John Sill 1000 00
To money borrowed from John Kemery... 2000 00
To money received from J. B Farqubar,
former Treasurer .'V"",'
To money received from Episcopal church,
for fuel inC.urt H :•••"'! JSO
To fines in case..f Charleston, Smith and
To co"ts recovered from Peter Foedtler... 80 00
To money received for Huckster s Licen
ses
To money received by sale of unseated _ Q
_____
Total charges, $349Ll 40
Treasurer, „ , . r '
■ln sundry checks drawn by the Cotnjatsstoners, as
follows, viz : i to HQ
Paid Grand Jurors, February term ... I OJ os
Petit Jurors. February term * 09
Petit Jurors. February Special term..... 356
Grand Jurors. April term '■*( 6'
Petit Jurors. April term 610 Jo
Grand Jurors, September term l^f
Petit Jurors, September term Z9
Grand Jurors, November term 17a 91
Petit Jurors. N •vember tflrm dS7 02
Petit Jurors, adjourned Court.. 618 il
Isaac Kensinger, Jury Commissioner.... IZo 9
tVilliam Kirk, Jury Commissioner 1-1
J. G. Fisher, clerk to Jury nmtnisston'rs 4 oo
MA Punts clerk to Jury Commission rs 30
Preparing assessment book, correoting as
sessment, making out and distributing
duplicates and services at special terms, 91 00
Tipstaves 2oS 50
Talesmen ay
it'a 06
Fox and wild cat scalps .- *JJ* j!.
Assess ws making assessment 1 5!,
Constables' returns •••• 'OO
Michael Weitz, Commissioner's salary..
Uivid II 'ws ire. Commissioner's salary...
Michael S Kitehey. Commissioner's salary, . , 0( .
Peter M Barton, Commissioner's salary.. 3.
J G Fisher, cl'k. to Commissioners 330 t.
K Stockman, Sheriff boarding prisoners.. 933 33 ■
R Sfeckiuan. Sheriff, carrying prisoners to
Western Peni'entiary . 903 00!
Expenses of Spring election 262 18
Expenses of General election, 3,'iO 26
Charles Merwine. services as janitor 91 25
Addi ional Insurance of Court House aud
Jail 21 35
W S Fluck, costs as Sheriff 22 93
Daniel Border, cleaning aud repairing
Court House clock 3 50
0 K Shannon, fees as Prothonotary 150 00
E F Kerr, attorney to Commissioners.... 100 00
11'Ming Special elect! nin Providence W 11 32
A Mower, for election returns froui Rains
burg Bor 2 30
1 B Fluck, commissioner to divide Wood
bury. M 15 00
Daniel B rley 15 00
G. W. Williams 15 00
Costs in commonwealth cases 2071 96
Fees of Justices and constables in com
monweaPii cases 19 95
Wood and coal, for public buildings, and
hauling same 170 53
Interest on money b irrowe.l from Johu
Sid 160 00
W G Perty, record hooks for Proth'tary's
office 82 50
Expressage i 2 20
Seals and presses for Prothouotary'soffice 91 25
J W Diokcrsoti. docket fees 52 97
Samuel Huberts," commissioner to divide
Southampton Tp 4 00
J B Fluck. commissioner to divide South
ampton township 7 00
Jacob Fries, erecting Hopewell bridge... 3700 00
Harry Drollinger mason work at. Hopewell
bridge 3084 25
Georoe Gibb ny, building bridge at
Roades" Mi 11..... , 2066 66
Work done upon bridge at Mowry's iu Ju
niata 700 00
Work done upon bridge at Statler's, in
Napier 19 20
Bridge expenses 64 (10
Bridge views 28 00
Koad views 237 50
Joshua Mower, cleauing aud scrubbing
Court House 42 00
Mary M >rris, cleaning and scrubbing
Court II 37 00
William Troutman, work done at jail.... 28 00
Joshua Mower, work done at Jail 13 00
Rewards and mileage, arresting horse
thieves and prisoners 134 04
Expo uses at bridge s ties 49 40
Keeping prisoners in Western Peuiteutia
ry. 41267
George Mnrdorff. costs in Johnson Barnes'
case 3 75
J W Diokerson. attorney to Commission
ers 75 00
J W Diokerson, percentage on collections, 30 00
Durborrow A Lutz, advertising 6U3 5(1
Meyers & Mengel, advertising 568 30
do do blank printing 136 50
Bridge plank 10 00
I F Grove, boarding Jurors 8 00
Inquest on body of Harry Tipper 16 45
Charles Crotbers. bouuly aud iuterest... 36 25
Plus'eriug aud pouting Jail, grading and
curbing pavement, saud and brick aud
hauling same 121 60
Expenses at Jail 71 2
R venue stamps, postage, S ationery, Ac. 62 80
E F Kerr, services as attorney 11l 50
E F Kerr, for use of county 'l3 50
t, F Kerr, costs on judgment vs. collec
tors 13 75
Lumber and plank 13 27
P Huzzard, table & book-cise 12 50
Repairing bridge at Lyons' 6 00
Telegraphing at' er prisoners 8 75
Thomas Hughes, work at bridge 20 00
Hobbling prisoners and making chains
aud blacksmi btug 21 15
Removing prisoners from Cumberland to
cuutyJail 56 80
Removing prisoners from Ful'.oti cunnty
to county Jail 47 20
Rapairs in Pruthouotary office 17 50
A Ake money overpaid on duplicates... 1 00
-amuel Becktey. money overpaid on dup
licates 1 80
Henry Egolf, money overpaid on dupli
cates 10
Henry M ses, money over paid on county
tax 66 55
Money overpaid on tniliiia 3 97
George Mardorff. money oversredited on
duplicate of 11 Moses 69 65
James Fink, money overpaid on militia
tax 1 53
Solomon Sbradcr, money overpaid on dup
licates 3 95 ;
Moses Tewell, money overpaid on dupli
cates 2 70
Jacob Fletcher, money overpaid on dupli
cate '..... 3 16
A Ulair, money overpaid on duplicate... 6 47
Hetiry Hite, money overpaid on County
tax 4 72
Hetiry F. Smith, money overpaid on Slate
tax 2 04 i
J Fisher, mouejr overpaid on duplicate... 251 j
Bi 11 oi goods lor prisoners, jail and court
bouse 132 4 a |
John kiutfniaii and J Beneigh damages on
road 35 00 I
. fcoat aotitfS. _ j
Plank for bridge at Bloody Hun.. 7 <5 ,
K Steckmau, Sheriff, summoning Jurors.. 127 43;
Hoofing ••••• •• • • 38 60 j
Jos W fate, mouey wrongly paidou deed, 20 09 |
Job Manti. mouey wrougly paid on deed. 857 j
Lewis Fluek, work done at Hopewell
bridge 20 00
Geo. ge Hoades.rip-rapping bridge at Stou- j
Expenses of holding appeals 100 00
Expenses of holding county Institute 29 13
Treasurer's salary 303 00
Revenue stamps, postage Ac 30 00
Bank uote detector 1 50
George Mardoiff. refunding loss of note
stolen 20 00 j
Auditors and clerk - 140 00
Charles Merwiue, attending auditors.... 6 00
Total credits 26099 71
Cuarges $.'51911 40
Credits 23099 71
Balance in county treasury... .$BBll 69
Moneys doe and owing to Be'ltord County front
Collectors, and others, for 1867 and
previous years.
From Collectors : Atute. Co y. Mil a- j
J A Osborne, broadtop.
1857, $ 76 01 $ 106 69 $
L Evans. B. T , 1858, 230 46 289 67
8 Beckley,St.Ci'r,lß6l, 846 291 *ll 39
U H Akers. Bed. B •• *284 85
J C Bl ck. 8.Hun,1865, 7 77
A Blair, C.Valley, do 46 00
J C Figart. 8.T0p,1865, 25 00
J Thompson, BH, do 43 36 77 70 12 00
Jac Bowser, Cole'n do 346 92 32 00
J H II Sparks, P.W.,do 269 70
J K'-uierv.Scbcllso'g.do 42 98 11 87 350
H Carl, Union tp., do 26 til
HNi -o leinus.B B .1867. 870 33 28 50
E F Kerr. do 1 >65. 249 37 19 27
IDE irncst BT. 18 >7, 98416 42 50
A Tate, B. Hun., do 165 67 8 00
sllO9 88
JC Fi art. Broad Top, 1867, 1650 49 13 00
D>vid Diehl, C ilerain. do 454 14 28 00
Tobias Boor. Comb. Va'ley do 4->7 99 55 5,'
Wm. Egolf. Hirrisou, do 185 02 37 50
Jaiues Fink. Hopewell, do 2i'l 27 19 50
JohuGnbar, Juniata, do 38 14 59 tiO
Jacob Ev ans, Londonderry, do 595 30 27 00
J T Shirley. Liberty, do 4ti4 78 44 0U
George Nycuin. Monroe, do 119 42 35 00
James Taylor, Napier. do 424 58 27 50
JOh mberluin, Prov. E, do 278 31 15 00
Jos Weaverl.ug, Prov. W, do 187 58 20 50
SS Iluck, Sax,on, do 130 60 18 50
Peter Dewnlt, Scbellsburg, do 140 51 350
H Hartley, Snake Spring, do 306 00 28 50
H Bennett, Southampton, do 540 46 51 00
Joseph Claar, Uuiou, "do 327 34 33 50
Sol. Barley, Woodbury. M. do 1587 56 33 50
Jos. Hitch-y, Woodbury. .•>. do 993 63 42 Oh
Saiu'i W. Sleek. St Clair, do 6i7 28 65 00
| *Bounty.) $12584 26 $839 04
Amount due on County tax $f258l 26
amount due on State tax 1109 88
amount due on Militia tax 839 04
amount due on Bounty tax.... 2*6 24
i amount due from J. B. Farqubar, ter
mor treasurer.... 87 67
I Total due county sl4 914 39
Money owe. I by Bedford County.
I John Sill, on uote 3000 00
[John Kemery, on note 2000 00
Total indebtedness suooo 00
Bet 1 ford County, B.S.
The undeisigued auditors of Said county, do cer
tify, that, i.i pursuance of the Acts of Assembly,
iu such cases made and provide I, lliey uiet at the
Court House iu the Boruug 1 of Bedford aud did
audit and adjust the aceouiils of Ge rge Mardotff
Treasurer of said county for the year. A. 1). 1307,
as coutaiued iu the foregoing statements, au 1 thai
they havrf examined the foregoing accounts due to
aud owed by said couuty aud that they have
found the same to oe correct.
Witness our hands, this 10th day of January.
A D 1363. JAMES MATTINGLV,
JOHN if. LbCA ,
S. WHIP,
Attest —W. C Schaetter. Ct k. Auditors.
To the Auditor G'.un.al of Pennsylvania
GEORGE MARDOrtFF, Esq., Treasurer of Bed
ford county iu account wtiu he Commonwealth
of Peuusylvauia, from January 9, 1367, to Janu
arys, 1363.
Treasurer, < r.
By receipt of State Treasurer 3300 00
By receipt of Sta.e Treusurer 3UO 00
1 By receipt of State Treasurer 7UZ 00
Bv reeeip't of S ate Treasurer for annui
ties.... 260 00
Associate Judges' salary 309 oO
' Treasurers' percentage 33 3J
$3603 7J
1 Licenses.
r p lJr.
1 rea.SUrt <4 assessed for the year
To aggregate amou 910 00
1367 """ <i r
Treasurer, 45 50
By Treasurer's percentage
Hurborrow A l.utz, advertising ,
list of retailers, 1 T"
Meyers A Meugel, do 14 . . g y
By receipt of State Troasurer 500 00
n . • a '3JS 10
Balance due State, $•.
Tavern Licenses.
Treasurer, Dr. j
To aggregate amount assessed for 1367, $515 00
treasurer, (Jr.
By Treasurer's percentage, 23 75
By receipt of State Treasurer 500 00 525 75
Credit by balance, $lO 75
Eutiny Houses.
Treasurer, IJr.
To aggregate amount assessed for 1367, 80 00
Treasurer, cr.
By Treasurer's percentage, 4 00
Balance due Stale $76 00
Banking Houses.
Treasurer, Dr.
To aggregate amount assessed for 1367, 20 00
Treasurer, (Jr.
By Treasurer's percentage, 1 00
Balance due State, sl9 00
Treasurer, Dr.
To balance in County Treasury, 8311 69
Treasurer, C'r.
By sundry payments to Commonwealth on
indebtedness 8136 72
Net balance in County Treasury $624 97
Bedford County, iSrf.
The uudersigoed Auditors of said County do.
hereby, certify that, tit pursuance of the Acts ol
Assembly, in such cases male and provided, they
met at the Court H >uso iu the borougU of Bed
ford aud did audit and adjust tbo accounts between
George Mardortf, Treasurer of said county aud the
Commonweal tit of Pennsylvania, us couiuiued it.
the foregoing statements.
Witness our bands ibis 9th day of January,
1868.
JOH.V D. LUCAS,
JAMES MATI'IMGLV,
8. WHIP,
Attest —W. C. ScuAtFKtiii, Cl'k. Auditors.
Feb7w4
LIST OF 1 JURORS drawn for an Ad
journed Court, Ist Monday, 2ud day of
Aiarob. A D. 1868.
Bedford Tp.—Ezra Williamson, George Mann,
Michael Nawgel.
Broad Top—James A. Horton, John L. Tobias
Coaidale—Walter Whitney.
Colertin—A. C. James, William S Becgle, J.
H. Cessna, John Sbater of Juo., Geo. W. Cessna.
Cutub Valley —Weaver B. Cessna, Francis
Growaen.
Juniata—William Kinsey, Leonard Bittner,
Henry Hillegas. Joseph Barclay, John Garber.
Liberty—David Steel.
Monroe—Elias Nycum, Daniel Miller, David
Bark man.
Napier—Thomas Cleaver, William H. Sbafer,
Johu S. Stuckey, Rionari M. Mullin, Edmund 8.
Blackburn.
Providence E —William Gracy.
Providence W.—Dauiel Sams. James Calhoun,
Snake Spring Dauiel R. Snyder.
St. Ciutr—Jonu Wolf, B R. Ueuderson. William
Oster.
Saxton—Jacob Kaum.
Woodbery M.—Tuotwas Watson.
Woodberry S.— William Tetwiler, Jogiab Ritch.
ey.
Drawn & certified at Bedford, this 18th day ol
December, A. D. 1868.
ISAAC KENBINGER.
WILLIAM KIRK.
Attest: Jury Coiu'rs.
Jos. U". FISHER. Clerk. jaul7w4
npAVERN LICENSE.—Notice is
L hereby given that the following named per
sons have ma le application for license, to be grunt
ed at February Sessions ( Adj mrued Court) 2 i day
of March, A. L>. 1358.
Lewis Long, Londonderry tp., Tavern.
feb7w4 0 K. SHA.SNUN. Clerk.
13 V ERY V A KIETY ANDST VL E
_j OF JOB PRINTING neatly executed at low
UtesatTuK BKHFOKD GAZBTTE office. Call and
peave yur orders.
POTTERS, &t.
ALLEGHANY MALE ANL> FE
MALE SEMINARY— The Spring Quarter
will open Monday April 6 h.
Studeutg prepare.l to teach, to enter college, or
to engage in busiueas avocations.
TBKMS moderate.
Tlie Principal isjrrepared to accommodate eight
Boarders.
For further inform iti >n, address
J IF HUGHES.
feb7in2 Rainsburg, lie I for i C".. Pa.
RARE CHANGE.— RUE EXCLUSIVE
control aud sale of five valuable inventions,
needed iu every family, and paying large profi S.
can be secured." by applying either personally or
by letter to J. S. LA>ll A Co., 727 Market -St.,
Pails. feb2lw4
BANKER'S CELEBRATED TAR,
WILD CHERRY AND HOAUIIOUND
G'OUGII C'ANoY. —This unrivalled cough candy
has gained lor itself a reputui ion second to noue
as a rente ly for coughs colds, sore throat, and
lung disease. Sold everywhere. H. HKt KLR
MAN A SON. wholesale agents, diug'gis s. 15ed
ford,Pav febjlw2*
lAX ECU TORS' NO i'iCE.—Notice is
hereby giv n that letters testamentary to the
estate ot Philip Devore, late of Londonderry twp.,
tlee'd, have been grauted to the uudi rsigned.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate arc hereby notified to make itn uedtate pay
ment, and those having claims ttre requested to
present them properly authenticated tor settle
ment JAOoB L. A LBRIGU 1,
febl4w6# JOsIAU MJLLLU, Ex'rs.
l RAY STEER.—Uanic to the prem-
IO ises o> •be un tersigned. iu Union tp., Bedfoid
cun'v. during the in >nth of October last, a
BLACK STEER, one year old. with white sots,
a whit forelte id, left etr sp'if. a "I righ' ear cut
iff straight. The owner is requested to come for
ward. prove property, pye arges, and take it
away otherwise it will be disposed of according
to law. THOS 11. STIFFLER.
feb!4w3*
4 N ELECTION for five Mnoaer>
/\ of the C'.iamber-burg and Bedford Turnpike
Road Cotnpmy, "vi 11 b' held at the public bouse
ofE. Brosius," in MoConnellsbnrg, ou Mnrieay.
the 2nd day "f March, next, between the hours ot
10 A. M.. and 1 o'clock. P. M.. of said ilay.
lebl4w3 T. B. KENNEDY, Pros't.
171 LECTION.—The Stock holders ol
2j the Bedford and Stoystown Turnpike Hoad
Company, will meet at the llnu-c of It E Isall. in
the Borough of Scbellrburg, on the first Monday
iu March . be twee the hours <d twelve and two
o'clock, to elect five managers, for the ensuing
year.
Febl7w3# A E. SCUEI.L, Sec'y.
N OTICE OF DLSSOLU ITON.—TlH
partnership heretofore existing between
Richard L-iDird'.u nii<i James G Sleeker, under
■be style and tit le of Langdon and Sl- nker, is ibis
day dissolved by uiutnai consent. The business
will hereafter beeontinued by the said Kit-hard
Langdon. RICHARD LANGDON.
JA-. ti. SLEN'KER.
Riddlesburg, Pa., Oct. 11, "07.—ui3
I" IST OF CAUSES |>ut down for tri
j al at Adj iurned Court March 2nd. 1.368.
Thus. 11 Keating vs Bed lord K. K. Co.
Win Kogers vs Kiddle.-burg Coal Co.
C Fockler A Son vs Roads A Foekler.
Geo. W TFalker vs Jacob ICitt.
Henry IFertz .vs iFilson Hif 'r.
Riddlesburg C A I Co vs Broad op C A I Co.
Simon Wil-ere al vs llelsel A Rurket.
Robert Steckuian vs .James Williams et a).
Fraud's M Diehl vs Oolerain tp. Seh'l Dis
John B1 ick et al vs Cub Tri tkor.
Geo 11. Birndollar vs iiower.Bruiuhaugh&Co
F redo lin Suiilb et al vs Jno Cavender et al.
Hartley A Metzger vs A. G. Allen.
F 1). B egle vs D. A flank
biiiion Walter et al vs John Bover et nl.
Win Hartley vs btuutel M Barclay.
Philip b. Croft vs Jno Watson.
Elizabeth Boeler vs Augustus Greenawalt.
Geo Blackburn vs County f Bedford.
Douiiniitk Gillan vs A B. Bulger
Kate B >rder vs Geo A. Boegle et al.
John Cessna vs Jonathan Bowser.
Certified, February Jul. 18 53
Feb7w4 0 E Sll \NNON, Proth.
£aU\s.
PI I VATE SALE OF VA LUA BLF
HEAL ESTATE.—The undersigned, Execu
tor of the and Testament of John S.
Ritchey. late of Bedford 'P • dec'd, will sell at
private sale the M \N' ION PLACE of said ib c'd .
containing 113 acres. more ur less, wiih lIIKEE
DWELLING HOUSES, a GRIST MILL SAW
MILL. DIsTILLKRV, BARN, and other out
buildings thereon erected, situated 'hree miles
northeast of Bedford. There is also a good orch
ard of choice fruit trees, ami a Spring of never
failing water on the premises. The place aff.rds
a splond d site for a Factory, there beingexcellout
water power. Also, a tract ot choice land con
taining 30 acres, adjoining •he above mentioned
tract, having a goud BARN and ORCHARD
thereon. These tracts witl be sold separately, or
together, as the purchaser may desire. ALSO, a
tract of timber land, in Bedford • p•, adj.lining
lands of Fred. Koontz. Adam Dibort and others
containing about 50 acres.
TERMS reasonable. For information, address
the undersigned. Pattonsville, Bedford co., or
Richard bill Bedford.
nov29if JOSIAH RITCHEY, ExT.
R SALE OR TRADE.
1
<> *fs of Jo" 4 acres eHC, b within three miles of
a depot 'be lu ;<•" Pacific Kail road, back of
O TtrHCt of bottom land, timbered and praire, two
tfcile< from Omaha t'ity. n
One*third of 7.00tf acres in Fuh. on county, Pa_,
including valuable ore, mineral aud f.Jnber lands,
near Fort Littleton. , .
Over 4,(100 acres of valuable ore, coal and tim
ber lands iu West Virginia.
Also —320 acres of Kind in Woodbury eo., lowa.
ALSO— Tweu'y-fivc one acre lots, adjoining the
borough of Bedford, with limestone rook for kiln
or quarry, on the upper en 1 of e&eh.
320 acres in Reynolds Co., Missouri.
480 do do bhaniioii do do
27t'l do do B .dinger do do
S9 do do Franklin do lowa.
0. E. SHANNON,
Jun21,"67yl Bedfotd, Pa
\T AJLiUAHLE LAX 1) FOlt SALE
—The undersigned offers for sale the follow
is" valuable bodies ot land :
THE EE CHOICE TUACTS OF LAND,
containing 160 acres each, situated on the Illinois
Central Railroad, in Champaign county, State ot
Illinois. 8 utiles from the city of Urb irta, aud one
utile from Keotual Station on said Railroad. Two
of the tracts adjoin, and one of them has a never-
Kailiug pond of water uponit The city of Urbana
contains about 4,000 iui abitanfs. Champaign
the greatest wheat growing county ;n Illinois.
Also— Out-fo urt hu/ o tract oj land, situated
in Broad Top township. Bedford enmity, comaiu
ing about 45 acres, with all the coal veins of Broad
Top running ihmugh it.
Also— Tit me Cot* in the town of Coal atom
Huntingdon county.
Jan 26, '66-tf F- C. REAMER-
\TALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
\ PRIVATE SAUK—One lot of ground in the
centre of Bloody Run. fronting on Main street
about sixty-five feet, ou of the very best business
locutions iu Bloody Run. Also, ten acres of wood
liuni, adjacent to Bloody Klin, iyilig on the Bed
ford Kail Road, containing first rate irmt ore and
having thereon a uever-l'aifing spring of water.
For particulars inquire at itie store of Mrs. S. E
Mann. Bloody Run, or of Dr. Uiekok, Bedford, Pa.
Dee id, '65.
SHEHIFF'S SALE.—
By virtue nt fun dry writs of Vend Ttzpon as
and I'litriux Vlnd Ez/iunut to me directed. 'here
will bp exposed to Public Sale. a. the Court II -use.
in the Bmough of BedfT i, on Saturday, th • i-tih
day of March. A D., ISiS, at I o'clock, P. M-,
the following Proper y, viz : One lot of ground,
fronting on M iin Street. 'JO feet and running back
to an alley 210 feet, with n two story log dwelling
House and Store House and a large frame stable
thereon erected, adj lining lots of Joseph Weitner,
on tho east, an alley on the south and west; also
one back lot containing three-quarters of an acre,
adj lining lots of William Gilliam on tho east, Jo
sepu Barney on tho west, Samuel Siiively'a lands
on the south, situate in Cloarville. Monroe twp.,
Bedford county, and t iken in execution a$ the
property of A. M Williams.
Also—One tract ot laud, containing one hundred
and ninety-five acres, more or lss. about forty
five acres cleared and under fence, with a one
story log House and log stable an 1 small apple
orchard thereon, adj lining lands of Joseph Bow
•nan, Isaac James. .\1 try Jones, Michael Stoiier, j
Kiias .Ylurphey and others situate in Southamp
ton township, Bedford cu., seized and taken iuto
execution as the property of George W Buxton.
Sheriff*s office. ROBERT SIECKMAN, sh'ff
[tebJlwdJ
ERRORS OF YOUTH. —A Gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility.
Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful in
discre'ion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity,
send free to all who need it. the r.-cipe and direc
tions lor making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing t • profit by the ad
vertiser's experience, can do so by addressing, in
perfect confidence, JOHN I!. OGDEN.
may 17, : t>7-ly Cedar Street. New York.
.) \ WAGONS FOlt SALE AT
KNOX' SHOPS, near flrgHord. I wprlQtf.
pTo B P E C T U 8.
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work doue ou thismaokiua, cau be had on appli
es tiou at the
SALES-ROOMS OF THE COMPANY,
S. W. Cor. Eleventh and Chestnut S'l.
PHILADELPHIA.
Instructions given on the Machine gratuitously
1 to all purchasers.
i AGENTS WASTED TO SELL THIS
MAC 111 SB.
1)I lectors.
J L FEN IMO RE, President.
WILLIAM P. JEVK-s,
President Buck Mountain Con! Company.
BENJAMIN BULLOCK,
Wool Merchant. No. -10 South Front St.
11. H. REED, of George W. Read A Co.,
Wholesale Clothinsr. N >. -463 M irket St.
I A IIART, JOHN T. TAITT, GEO. J. RICH
-1 ARDSUN. W B MEXDENUALL,
Of-Coatesville. Chester County, Pa.
F. PAXON. of F. P ixon A Co.,
No ions, No. 504 Market B.reef.
jan.i.'OS
b. J. McCAPSLIV, Agent, Bedford. Pa.
INTER IS COMING!
I •
PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER '
The undersigned hast just received from the
Eastern Cities, a large and varied stock of
WI NT Ell CLOT HING,
which he will sell very CHEAP FOR CASH or
COUNTRY PRODUCE All wool pants and vests
as low as $3.00 to $12.00; overcoats, from $3.00 to
S•3O 00; cloths, cassnnere.i, cassiuetts, Ac., of the
iiest quality, and at the lowest prices; under-cloth
ing, such as under-shirts an 1 drawers, at SI.OO
each; also, flannel shirts, at $1.75.
He has also on hand a large assortment of
DRY-GOODS,
such as ladies' dress goods, consisting of al! wool
delaines; calicoes, at 10, 12. 15 and 16 cents per
yard; muslins, at 10, 12.14 and 20 ; also NOTIONS
in great variety ; queenswaro, groceries, hoop
skirts, cotton-chain, tobacco and cigars. Ae . Ac.
And a good supply of gum coats and blankets al
ways on hand. Gum blankets at $1.75.
Thankful for past fivors, he would solicit the
continued patronage of the public, fceliug confi
dent that he can please all who purchase tat his
store. Remember the place, the "Old Colonnade,"
southeast corner of Richard and Pi t streets. II d
ord, Pa. ISAAC LIPPEL.
novlm.S
PLASTER.— The undersigned won id
respectfully inform the public, th it bo t*
| prepared to supply bmh ROOK and GROUND
i PLASTER. Warehouse. Bloody Run ftta. ion.
jan3l'6Btf JOHN W. BA UN DOLLAR.
ITERCHANTSand MECHANICS,
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rr$HE Local circulation of the RKD
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pap<er in this s-ction ol oountry, and therefoie of
ersthe greatest inducements to business men to
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treated with the utmost success, by Dr. J. Is 'ACS,
Occulist and Aurist, (formerly of Leiden, 11 -
land.) No. 805 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Te .ti
monials from the most reliable sources in the city
and country can be seen at his office. The Med t*-
cal faculty nee invited to accompany, their pa
tients, as he has no secrets in his practice. Attifi
cial Eyes inserted without pain. No charge in ado
for examination. | m.-.y Y.7y !
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Uf Persons afflicted with Cancer, Scrofula Tu
mors, Eruptions, Ac., are CURED by the use of Dr.
GREENE'S ELECTRO-MEDICATED BATH and
indiau Vegetable remedies which cleanse the blood
of all Humors, Mercury, Lead. Ac., and res-ore
health to invalids afflicted with every variety of
disease. A book describing Cancer, Scrofula Hu
mors and other diseases, with their proper means
of cure, may uo obtained free at the Medical Insti
tute, or by mail. Address Dr. R. GREENE, 16
Teuipte place, Boston, Mass.