the Uli'dfcvsl (fiasrttr.
I I'itiny Morning, i.
Dam of: rati c Nominations.
WATIOM-AL.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HON, HORATIO SEVMOUR,
OF N EW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GEN, FRANK P, BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.
STATE.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
HON. CHARLES E. BOYLE,
of Fayette County.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
GEN. WELLINGTON H. ENT,
o/ (.'o/iivMu County.
ADDITIONAL LAW JI'IMIK.
1111.1.1 I.V •/. B AF.It.Of S'.„tr,-:rt to.
COXTNTY.
(OSGRESS.
J. M. SIMM ELI., of Franklin to.
ASSEMBLY-,
A lilt. 11l 1 M II //.ADV. ../ Sotiti met,
1! Ft Hit 11: Met! or Kit X, of Fulton.
COMMISSIONER,
It iSUiI. r. r. I. Ft. I. F, of St. tl.iir.
POOR DIRECTOR,
HFX It" F.tiOl.F, of Xujnrr.
COI NTY SURVEYOR,
SAM'/. A FTTFItM.iS, of lUMfont.
CORONOB,
Or. I'. 11. I'FWS I T., of Moody Itun.
AUDITOR,
W. A. HFMTI lt, of liroiul T,j>.
GRAND MISS CONVENTION!
' :
SEYMOUR,
BLAIR AND
LIBERTY!
'A Graml M.'tsi Convention of !he people of Bed
ford cuntjr wilt be held
XIV BUOPOItD,
tto TIIFRHV.tr, ttt lORF.Ii Sth, tStiS,
ui 1 o'rlorkf F. M.
All who are opposed to Negro Suffrage and Ne
gro Equality, to a largo Standing Army and a .Mil
itary Despotitin, to the reckless extravagance,
profligacy and usurpations of the present Congress,
to privileged classes and a tnoniod aristocracy, are
i ttY'Ued to attend
COME ONE, COME ALL!
Coiue ail who are in favor oi the Union as our
fathers made it ; come all who are in favor of e
conomv and reduction of taxation; come all who
are in favor of one currency for the bond holder
and the plow-bolder alike; come all whoarein fa
vor of peaeo, prosperity atd a restored Union.
tsC Arrangements will lie made to teed th ><-.,■
who cannot pay tor their dinner*.
Kelly t Itally ! t Holly !S t
Ikumcruta and C< nservativvs, turn out in your
strength and strike terror into the ranks of your
enemies
GOV. THOMAS SWANN,
cf Maryland, and
GEN. RICHARD COULTER,
have promise I to address the meeting. Other el
oquent speakers have been invited and some of
them will be present, and address the meeting.
tjfF Ihe lnsuioeratio Brass Band will be in at
tendance. J. W. LUCKERSON,
R. W Bbukstrksseb, Eh. Dcm. Com.
VOTE FOR A CHANGE! You
can't make matters any wor.se.
The Democrats propose to issue 350
millions of greenbacks when they get
into power. If you want money made
plenty and times easy, vote lor Sey
mour and Blair.
The importance of this election ri
ses abox'emerc personal considerations.
He is it coward and a traitor to his own
principles, who permits niieh consider
ations to iufiuence his vote.
There is no use talking ! The man
who votes for the Radical candidate
for Congress, in this crisis, is no Demo
crat,mid cannot be trusted or counten
anced by Democrats in the future. Flit*
party can do better without such men.
Elect Seymour to carry out the
promises of the Constitution ami vote
for John Cessna to help Spoony Butler
and Surratt Bingham tie Seymour's
hands! A Democrat who would act
so inconsistently ought to have a leath- '
er medal.
CALIHAN, the negro who showed his
skill in mutilating a white man with a
razor, was pardoned out of penitentiary
through the active interee- sion of John
('cssna. Cessna is evidently of opinion
that Northern .uegroe.-shouid he armed
with razors as well as their Southern
brethren.
REMEMBER TH AT SATCRDA Y,
OCTOBER 3, IS THE LAST DAY
UPON WHICH YOU CAN BE AS
SESSED.
I . .
ImJ'K.vt'Jl M liN'i", the gagging of tho
Supreme Court, tho keeping up of (lie
Freednaen's Bureau, tho erection of a
Military Desi>otism, tho keeping up of
an immense Standing Army, Negro
Suffrage, Negro offiee-hohling, all these
enormities you sustain hy voting for
John ('essna.
THE ".STATE OF NOI'TIIAM i'l'OX."
To Ihi- glorious old 1 (emocratic
s! ronghuld, tIK* eyes of the Dnioerat y
of the whole Slate are turued. South
ampton ranks with the Codorus of
York county ami the "burnt districts"
of "old Berks." She is known to the
I> luocrats of the Commonwealth, as
t lie "State of Southampton." 1 >emo
crats of this glorious township, give us
a full turn-out on the 13th inst. Let
us see, let your friends throughout the
State see, what Southampton can do
when she tries.
IMO\ TOWSSHIP.
Last year the Democrats of Union
township, were awarded "the banner."
A handsome Hag has l>een obtained and
will !>e presented to the Democracy of
Union, at Lewisville, on Saturday
next, Oct. 3. Our friends in Union
must work hard, if they would con
tinue to be the banner township. < Mh-'
er districts are striving for the distinc
tion. Which shall ho the banner dis
trict thi- year?
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"LITTLE BERKS."
Cumberland Valley township, known
and honored by Democrats every
where, is rallying to her old stand
point, and in the present struggle for
liberty ind re-union, will resume her
old position a- "Little Berks." The
gallant Democracy of Cumberland
Valley are awake and active and will
make a good report on the 13th of Oc
tober.
J I'M ATA A VII XAI'IEK.
Good news from the upper end ! Ju
niata, noble Juniata, Napier, good old
mother Napier, and Kehollsbnrg, gal
lant little Schellsburg, are aroused for
Seymour, Blair and Liberty. Lon
donderry and Harrison, 100, are in good
earnest, and will let the Rads. hear
from them.
"
< Ot.ER VI \ AX D SX IKE NIMtIXG.
Mere the Democratic fires hum
brightly. The people*>f (lose reliable
1 )emoerat !>■ tow nsitios are dclci toiiied
to <lo their duty on the second Tues
day off ictoher . Democrats of Friend's
Cove and Snake Spring Valley, give
us a return worthy of the glory you
earned in ISGI.
sx.vrox \xi> i.uaatrv.
Here, also, the Democrats are work
ing with zea! and energy. They nev
er lag in the good fight. Their activi
ty promises to give us a good poll. Mr.
Durborrow made a speech in Sax ton,
the other night, advocating Negro
Suffrage in Pennsylvania, as well as
elsewhere, and that speech ought to
double the Democratic vote in these
two districts.
SR. MI it.
Brave, untiring, noble old St. Clair!
All right, you may bet, within her
borders! Her people are noted for
their steady conservatism and their
strong love for the < 'oustitution. The
heroic spirit of Arthur St. < 'lair seems
to animate them and nerve them in
the struggle for the right.
THE liAUK AI. TOHNSIIII'S.
The 1 lemocrnts of the di d nets in tli is
county that usually go Radical, are a
Spartan band, worthy of all praise.
Stand up to them, hoys ! Don't give j
at: inch ! See that your friends are not
disfranchised ! You are fighting a
good light. You are struggling to free
your country from the tyranny of the
infernal miscreants now in power in
Congress. You are the advance guard
of the Democratic forces. Don't stop
with mere skirmishing. Charge bona
(<IHK DOWN, JOHXX'Y!
John Cessna declared in his speech in
front of the Court House, on Tuesday
night of Court week, (hat if Maine did
nut give2o,oou Had. majority, lie would
withdraw as a candidate for Congress.
Maine gives only a little over IS,nun.
Now, Johnny,live up toyour promise!
SOLDI EUM, X E FEB AX'S.
Turn out to the Mass Convention to be
held in Bedford, on Thursday, Oct.
Bi!i, and hear CRN. RICHARD
CO ULTKR, "the man who was shot
to pieces," one of the bravest of your
former leaders. White Boys in Blue,
turn out and welcome "Fighting
Dick!"
VOTE FOR A CH ANGF ! You
can't make matters any worse.
LOOK m r roit roi x rrnrEir TICK- '
ETX !
John Cessna is circulating spurious
tickets throughout thiscounty. t 'es.-unt
is trying to run on the Democratic
ticket. He wants to ride two horses j
at once. This is his old game. Look
out for these tickets and see that Cess
na's name is not on any ticket voted
by a Democrat.
THE //e/uowsays that the Democrats
in Congress voted to pay the bonds
in gold. This is one of the Inquirtr'it
falsehoods. Hut suppose they did.
The "Republhtuis" voted to pay tliein
in </reenfj<:/i.i and now want to go hack
on tho law tiiey made themselves.—
The Democrats only want to hold them
to their own law.
mjv Mtwnr# &&+
"EQUAL TA.VATIOX".
Lutz still opposes Equal Taxation.
; IVtesn't he know that lie is opposing
the Radical Chicago Platform? The
fourth section of that platform reads
as follows:
"It is due to the labor of the nation
that TAXATION SHOULD BE E
QUALIZED and reduced as rapidly
as the national faith will permit."
Lutz printed this in the Inquirer of
May 2i>, 1868. Has he forgotten thisal
rcady? Of course not. Now, will he
inform s what this plank in Grant's
platform means? Does it mean that
the poor man's pig shall be taxed and
the boudholder's thousands go scot
free? Answer, Lutz! None of your
skulking!
THE MASS ('OX X'EX'IT OX'.
Democrats, people of Bedford coun
ty ! Turn out to the Mass Convention
to be held in Bedford, on Tuesday,
Oct. 8. Let us have one grand rally
for the right. Come with flags and
banners, come in delegations, dome
in solid column! Distinguished
speakers will address the people, u
mong them GOV. SWANV, of Mary
land, who, until a short time ago, has
been a life-long opponent of the Demo
cratic party. Come and hear this emi
nent man, and other able speakers.
P. S. We have just learned, by tele
graph, that GEN. RICHARD COUL
TER, "Fighting Dick," will address
the Convention.
(Mi: <OXla tl EX*. SOX Al. DJNTKIUT.
The Bloody Run /V hath made a
calculation. It elects Cessna by a
thousand or two. Its figures are not
a hit more reliable than the following:
Kimmell Cessna
Adaius, SUO
Bedford. 500
Franklin, 200
Fulton, 450
Somerset, I,nun
IGSU
1000
Kimmell's maj. (GO
We can afford to knock off (100 from
these figures and still elect Kinnnell
by a handsome majority.
VOTE FOR A CHANGE! You
can't make matters any worse.
I'IGIITIXG DICK COI LI EU!
G EN. Rhtiakd Coulter, of West
moreland county, a life long Whig and
"Republican", has come out for Sey
mour and Blair. He is now stumping
Peiinsylvai.ia. He was known in tlie
army as "Fighting Dick." The true
soldiers are for Seymour, the States
man, and Blair, the Statesman Soldier.
••.S5.tMMMltHi.OtM>!"
The Bedford Inquirer says that it
cost s. r >,one,onn.ooo to put down the rebel
ion. Very well. Who gat up the re
bellion ? Why, Abolition agitation,
Abolition Sharpc's ritles in Bleeding
Kansas, nullification of the Fugitive
Slave Law in the North, and John
Brown's pikes at Harper's Ferry.
John Ces-na said so many a time.
A UAIIItML Ml s:si s:.
The other night, as a party of Demo
crat-were returning from a meeting
at Waynesboro', Franklin county, they
were met by a party of Radicals, one
of w horn tired the contents of his pistol
among the Democrats, killing a young
man by the name of Leckrone. ihe
murderer is now in jail, awaiting his
trial. Such is Radicalism!
£203.000:
The Radical Legislature has increas
ed the interest on the State Debt from
41 undo percent., to 0 per cent., and
thus increased the total of the interest
to the amount of $202,(t00 per annum.
Vote against Weller and Longeneek
er and rebuke lids wantonness in ex
penditure of the public funds.
bill 11.l I'Y.
The Democrats intend to tax the
bonds and thus make taxation equal.
The Rads. now tax every body but the
bund-holders, and thus make taxation
unequal. Which plan do you like
best ?
LOOK Ot i I'OII COI OXI/.ATIOV.
We understand that men are being
shipped into this county by John Cess
na and his friends to vote at the com
ing election. Look out for the men
who are engaged in this nefarious bus
iness. ____________
GEXSULXL EXT.
Soldiers, remember the brave Gen
eral Ent, when you goto the polls.—
He is the Democratic candidate for
Surveyor General. He commanded
in the Pennsylvania Reserves during
tht! war, and is beloved by every sol
dier who ever knew him.
si:itoi:vvr HIMIIV.
Soldiers, rememler Sergeant Abra
ham Wilson, who is running for mem
ber of the Legislature. lfe was a
inemher of the olth l'a. Vols,, and
served gallantly during tho war.
IK John Cessna go to Congress lie
will introduce a hill to arm his negro
brethren of the South with razors, in
stead of Springfield muskets.
Turn out to the Mass Convention on
Thursday the Bth.
A RtACKOI'AKO NO K C.I.CH I D.
A dirty noserag in MeCoiinellsburg,
! which, doubtless, represents the gentil
ity of Radicalism in Fulton countv,
dares us to verify, by affidavits, what
j we printed in the GAZETTE, some
time ago in regard to Tom Marshall's
speech. If you can knock the breath
out of a black-guard without defiling
your hands, do it. We perform such a
jo!), in placing the following affidavit
before the people of Fulton county:
Bedford county, ss.
Personally appeared before me ajus
| tice of the Peace in and for said county,
Josiah Haley, and W. M. Defibaugh,
who being duly sworn, do depose and
j say that 011 Saturday evening, Aug. Bth,
| 1868, they were present at a meeting of
the Grant and Colfax Club of Bedford
i borough, in the Court House in Bed
l ford and that they then and there heard
Thomas M. Marshall, of Pittsburg,
I make a speech, in which, in reply to a
question in the liedford Gazette , the
said Marshall declared that he was in
favor of Negro Suffrage in Pennsylva
nia, that lie believed bis party was di
vided 011 the subject, but that he was
in favor of it and he did not care who
know if, and that he would come into
this Congressional district and help
elect John Cessna on this issue; and
they further depose and say they saw
John Cessna present at that meeting
when Marshall made those utterances,
and that he (Cessna) did not attempt
to repudiate those sentiments, hut qui
etly acquiesced in them.
JOSIAH HA KEY,
WM. M. DEFIIIAUGH.
Sworn and subscribed before me,
this 2Mb day of September, \. I>. 1868.
H. NICODEMI S, J. P.
I hereby certify that- t am well ac
quainted with the above affiants and
know them to be men of good charac
ter atifl unquestionable veracity.
H. NICOIIKMCS, J. P.
Now, let the people of Pulton coun
ty and of this Congressional district,
make up their minds as to John Cess
na's position 011 the question of- Negro
Suffrage in Pennsylvania.
•SHINNY o.v v st OWN SIDE!"
John Cessna electioneered, the ether
day, with a relative of his, a Democat,
in this wise: John asked his kinsman
to vote for liitn. "Howean 1 do that,
John?" was the question in reply, "if
1 do, I vote to li" Seymour's hands,
and I am a Seymour man." "oh!
that'sall right," replied John. "If Sey
mour is elected and I am elected, f will
lie thegreatchl Democrat among you and
willsupport all his measures!" We have
this upon the best authority, and can
prove it if railed upon. We advise the
Radicals to keep s. look out for John
ny. Let him "shinny on his own
side." We can't allow him to come
back in so unceremonious a manner.
WAGON'S! WAGONS! WAGONS!
Let a Democrat in each sub-school
district, make a list of those who can
not walk to the polls, and then see
that vehicles are provided to take
them. Mind, every Democratic vote '
must he polled at the October election.
Leave not a single man behind. From
the Blair county line to Maryland,
from Fulton to Somerset, see to it that
we make a clean sweep. A full turn
out is a Democratic victory.
TIIE negroes of the South have a di
vided penchant for disemboweling
their enemies with razors. Caliban
who developed the same cruel propen
sities on an inoffensive white man in
Bedford a year or two ago, wa.-> a pru
rigo of John Cessna, who had him
turned loose to try his hand again.
Attend the Mass Convention 011
Thursday the Bth.
600 MILLIONS of Government
Bonds are held in Europe. Shall all j
the gold be shipped from this country
to pay off these bonds, as Grant's party
proposes to do, or shall they he paid off !
in greenbacks , as Seymour proposes to
do? The law says they can be paid in
greenbacks.
EVERYBODY knows that our State j
Legislature is rotten. Vote for a I
change, and send McGovern and Wil
soii to the House instead of Wellerand ;
Longenecker. Clean the Argean sta
bles!
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The Radical Congress stinks in the j
nostrils of the people. It has outraged
every instinct of decency in the breast '
of an American citizen. Who wili en
dorse it and vote for John Cessna?
LAST year the Democrats carried this
Congressional district, by just 15 majori
ty. Where are the 7'. Democrats who
can have the heart to wipe out this ma
jority? Tin- may he found, but the
seven whole ones never.
VOTE FOR MCGOVERN and WIESON,
and make a change in our legislation j
at Harrisburg. Last year SIO,OOO were
deliberately filched from the State
Treasury, by special committers of the
Legislature.
VOTE AGAIX-I' VVKI.IJKK ami ha.vii- j
KNF.CKEK, for tlic Legislature. They i
belong to the sa no class of legislators,
who, lust winter. p> f h| thu .Sorg>4nt-at-
Arnjs of the i louse, mileage for trav
eling three times around the ylohe !
VOTE KOU KIMMEI.L and the taxa
tion of Government Bonds, as other
property Is taxed, and make the wealthy
nabobs pay their share of the taxes.
Turn out to the Mass Convention on
Thursday the Bth.
"Workingmen pay one half of their
wages in taxes, in the shape of high
prices for ail they eat, drink or wear."
THE ii.i.isritvriovs OR THE is
qiTHIK (OMiMFII.
I.nter Vs Imni Colorado.
Tlio Nil-r Slide lilrkk lli<- Et crlnwf iitfi
Si'Sro lion 11 it Gil!i.
I!* WoiiiiH'rnllr I.ttsl jenr sT(
Ilatliciti.
In I /.. (>iit Vonr polecnl in a itojc ihii
rooster is tin nioal till' stu li a
mkiink.
The following official returns from
Colorado, show the election of Belden,
Dem., to Congress by the following
vote: llelden. Jlradford,
Arapahoe, complete 2l :i
! Boulder 6<
| Conejos, complete HI
j Costillo, complete .'lf
j Clear Creek complete l-V
| I >oug!as
| El Paso, complete I I
I Fremont, complete 11
I Gilpin, complete 56
Huerfano, complete 216
I Jefferson, complete 33
| Larimer complete 51
! Lake 15
j Las Animas, complete Isn
] Pueblo, complete I If
Park, complete 5
' Saguach 20
I Kmmit 8
Wehl, complete 50
| Total 712 555
Majority for llehlen 117
Thus Coloradokieketh Sambo dou n its
| deepest gulch:
Ji
MAIN E. M 11X*AI\E!
Did you hear the news from Maine?
Ten thousand Democratic (join over the
rote <d. the last Congressional elect ion.'
The news getting better us th< < f ieiid re
turns come in! Had. majority on
ly a little over is,ooo, ayainsf nearly
28,000 in ls<>6. The following is tlie
latest:
BANGOR, Me.jKoptoinlior 21.
Returns from all hut twenty-two
small towns and plantations give
Chainberlin 75,281, Pillsbury 55,775.
The remaining towns gave last year
Chamberlain Pillsbury 577. \-
roostook gives a Democratic gain of
GOO, and elects the whole county ticket.
The complete vote of the State will
not vary but a trifle from the follow
ing:
Chamberlain 75,831
Pillsbury 57,215
Chamberlain's majority 18,586
Now, John Cessna must withdraw
rroin the Congressional race! He said
in his speech in front of the Court
House, that if Maine did not give 20,-
000 Radical majority he would with
' draw. Here is a picture of John,
drawn by our own artist, which repre
sents him a blowing his own hollows
from the Court House steps.
Since the last returns from Maine, the
point of the bellows is not elevated
quite so touch, but is subjected to con
siderable picking.
Attend the Mass Convention on
Thursday the Bth.
TIIK FOKT Y-SECON 1) ANNIVERSARY
OK TI£E AMERICAN SUNDAY ScUOOE
UNION", I.Y THE AI .UIK.MY OK MI .SIC.
—The festivities were presided over bv
Chief Justie Chase, who made an ad
mirable speech. The Academy was
crowded with a most appreciative audi
ence, and a chorus of six hundred chil
dren sang with inspiring effect; with
their clear, fresh voices, supported by
a superb reed Organ, which was so un
usually fine that it deserves especial
notice. We have never heard such a
beautiful musical effect from so com
paratively a small instrument. We
learn from the programme that it was
one of the celebrated AMERICAN OR
GANS, manufactured by S. 1). if- 11. \V.
Smith, of Boston, ami can appreciate
the high praise which every one ac
cords them, as they are among the very
finest in America. Smith's Organs
have a purity and volume ol tone real
ly astonishing for their size. One of
our first musicians said to us, "ihe
American Organs of Messrs. Smith are
the most perfect and beautiful i have
overseen." We agree with him, and
having examined the instruments eare
fully, must give them unreserved
praise. —Philadelphia Item.
TIIK NUKSBUY, for October, is a
number thai will rpalfe its little read
ers' hearts dance with Joy. it is full
of just such matter as they know how
to and will appreciate. If parents
would make their young children hap
py, they would at once subscribe far
The Nursery, published by John I<,
Shorey, 11 Washington street, Boston,
Mass., at only $1.50 a year.
TIIK New York Sun eagerly records
the accession of one person to theliadi
ical ranks. Jleis a negro in Augusta,
Georgia, who has resigned his mem- |
bership of the colored Democratic club j
of that city. Any more conversions we
will be happy to record—when they
are made.
Attend the Mass Convention on j
Thursday the Stli.
sotircs, &r.
\ r <)1 'N(i MEN, do you want Situa
i I lions in Stores, or auy other burinee* in the
j city of New Vork, if bo, you can obtain them by
i addressing (enclosing stamp)
M. K G LINES A CO ,
aug2Bw4 339 Broadway, Now York.
4 tTIVK AND EFFICIENT A-
V GENTS WANTED in tliia county fr tito
Union Miiti'AL Liff. Insiikaxck Comi-an v.
Claiming, as this Company does, Home advan
tage® peculiar to itaelf, Agents are afforded an
easy and successful method for securing risks. A
I liberal commission paid to agents, who must fur
: nish first-class references. Address, ft S. Gloc
| inger. M. i> , General Agent, No. 129 South 7th
| St.. Philadelphia, Pa aug2B4w
SAVE COSTS!—AII persons having
unsettled accounts on the books of the firm of
G. K. A \V. Oater are respectfully requested to
| call at once and settle the tame by Cash or Note,
i otherwise costs will be added without respect to
I persons. G. R. & W. OSTER.
; Bedford Pa. Aug. 14, lßfiara.'l
\\r P. SCHELL,
Y\ . Grneral Agent of the
National Life Insurance Company of the United
States of America, for Blair, Bedford, Cambria,
Huntingdon and Somerset counties.
£ jp-Beliable and efficient local agents wanted
in every town and township. Apply to
VV. P. SCHELL,
sepltf. Bedford, Pa.
All papers in above counties will publish this
notice tor two weeks, and send bill to W. P. S.
TO TRESPASSERS.- No
1* tice is hereby given, by the undersigned, to
; all persons, not to trespass on any of their respec
j tive properties, or any property in their care or
possession, by lease or otherwise, by hunting,
fishing, pilfering, or in any manner whatever, a.-
(if caught,) they will be prosecuted to the fullest
extent of'the law, without respect to persons. Any
: person, or persons, caught on any of the above
named properties, with gun. dog, game or anything
i whatever, pertaining to trespass, shall be taken as
i evidence.
Thomas Rose, Sr.. Daniel Swnrtzwelder, Jacob
Pcnneil, J din Penr.ell, l-.iac Blankley. !'. V
Re linger. George W. .Shaffer, Joseph Morse, C. li
; Steckman, 11 J. Means, G W Means, Jonathan
Perin, A. J. Steckman A IS. P. Pennell, D. Means
| mid John Morris. seplßm3*
SA LK ( 1 F (i i L st< it jv. -The Board
of Directors of the Stump Island Oil C <mpacy
pa-.-" 1 the following resolutions the 7th day of Ju
ly A , D. 1 Silts, viz :
E alee'/, That an assessment of two cents on
ea ;b share of the capital stock of the company be
made for the purpose of paying the debts of the
company : that the whole amount of said assess
ment shall be paid to the Treasurer of the com
pany, on or before the 30th day of July, A. D.,
! 858. Notice of said assessment to be given to the
S oekhoiders through the postoffice, or in any oth
er w y ine.-t convenient and certain.
The undersigned, Treasurer of the said company,
will offer for sale at public auction at the court
house, in Bedford, on the 20th day of Get., A. D.,
1808, at 2 o'clo -k P. M., a sufficient number of
shares of stock to pay the amount of assessments
and necessary and incidental charges thereon of
all stockholder- who have for thirty days follow
ing the said 30th day of July. A. £>., IBfis neg
lected to pay the amount of their assessments.
J . 11. LONG EN EC 1\ LK,
septtßw3 Treasurer.
rpEAOHERS' EXAMINATIONS.
f The annua! examinations of teachers for Bed
turd county, will be held as follows :
East Providence. Householder'sS 11 Saturday,
Oct. 3; Colerain and Kainsburg, Biitk Church,
Bat. Oet. 10; Southampton, Sat. Oct. 17, Adam's
I S 11. ; Harrison, Buffalo Mills, Monday, Oet. 19;
Londonderry Bridgeport, Tuesday Oet. 20; .Juni
ata, Bnenn Vista. Wednesday, Oct. 21 ; Napier
and Schellsburg, (Schcllsburgi. Thursday, Oct 22;
St. Clair, Eight Square, Friday. Oct 23; Union,
Mo-es,' Bat. Oct 21 ; Cumberland Valley. Centre
: villc, Monday, Oct 20; Bedford Itor. and Bedford
, twp.. Bedford, Tuesday Get. 27; Snake Spring,
Hartley's. Wednesday. Oct. 2i>; We Providence
and Bloody Run. (Bloody Run.) Thursday, Oct 29 ;
Monroe, Fletcher's, Friday and Saturday, Oct
30, 31 ; Hopewell, Dasher's, Monday. Nov 2;
Broad Top, Hopewell, Tuesday, Nov. 3; Liberty
and Saxton, Stonerstown. Wednesday, Nov. 4 :
j Middle Woodbury, and Woodbury Bar . (Wood
bury), Thursday, Nov. 5; South Woodbury, New
Enterprise, Friday, Nov. 0; St. Clairsvillc. Bat.,
Nov. 7
Special examinations, at Bedford, Sat Nov. 14,
j and Sit. Nov. 21 No other special examinations
wiil be held. All examinations will begin at 9
A. M. Persons who have not taught in the cnun
, iy i-on—c.-r.—■ —i -.oh whom the Superintendent
is not acquainted, must present cerua-.
moral character before they can be examined
Applicants will be examined only in such town
ships where thev have made application for a
school. 11. W. FL-lIER,
Co. bup't.
; Bedford, Sept. H,'4Ss !
1 ! DOLLARS REWARD.—
Went away fr on the undersigned, about the
first of September, in Morrison's Cue near New
Enterprise, TWO LARGE STEERS, about six
years old, one of which is black and the other
red, each having on the right fore-foot a chain
when strayed away. The above reward • f tive
I dollars wiit be paid to any person who will inform
' him of their whereabout.-.
Address JACOB Z KOCIIENDARFER,
New Enterprise. Bedford Co., Pa.
! sep2swl*
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S > I< 'II A.S CROESUS"
Li
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT ! Unpre
relented llnth for the AT w CR.KSFS
S O A_ P.
The w a-hing powers of this Soap are truly mar
velous.. No person who has ever tried it will do ;
without it. Its recommendations are perfect
PURITY, utter II IKMLKSSXESS am! wonderful !
EFFICIENCY. Wa-ranted to contain more j
washing power to the dollar's worth thau an
■ other soap in the market—therefore the
; CHEAPEST. Try it. Satisfaction guaranteed,
(if used according to directions) or MONEY lvE
; FUNDED.
Ask any grocer for it. Manufactured only by j
HOICK LEV A- HALL,
(ORA; SI'A SOAP WORKS,)
No. IIS York Ave., (Old York lioad,) Pkilad'a
aug7iK'i
I ft*) BAOCO AN TI DO TE,
£ WARRANTED to remove all desire for Tobac
co. This great remedy is an excellent appetizer.
It pari fie* the blood, invigorates the system, pes- !
scsses great nourishing and strengthening power, |
I enables the stomach to digest the hcartiesl loud, j
makes sleep refreshing, and establishes robust j
health. SMOKERS and CHEW Kits for (sixty Years j
Cured. Ptioe, Fifty Cents JHJSI free. A treatise S
on the injurious effects of Tobacco, with lists oft
I references, testimonials, Ac., sent free. Agents
! wanted. Address Dr. T. 11. ABBOTT. Jersey 1
! City, N.J
f|HIE CHAMPION.
J JfICKOK'S PATENT PORTABLE
Keystone Cider and Wine Mill
I O VER Id,ooo IN USE AXD APPROVED, j
This admirable machine is now ready for the ;
fruit harvest of 1868, i- made in the most perfect
'■ manner, with two tubs, and is worthy the atten- i
tion of all persons wanting sach n machine. It !
| has no superior in the market, and is the only mill I
| that will properly grind grapes.
This is the original mill, much improved and the
best in the United States.
Foil SALE 1!Y ALL RESPECTABLE DEALERS. ]
I also make two sizes "fsuperior
Presses for Berries, etc.
W 0. HIOKOK,
Jlarrisburg, Pa.
HARTLEY A MKTZGEI! sole agents for Bed
ford co., will sell to dealers on liberal terms. A
j full supply kept at their st<--e in Bedford
sept m.l
ll) W. grouse,
j DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
: SUGARS,
TOBACCO,
PI PES,
| And a general assortment of Smokers and Chew
era' articles. BEDFORD, Pa.
| jul3l,'6rtyl
j 4 I'I'TIOA EE It.-—The undersigned
a having renew ed his license as an auctioneer,
| offers his services to the public generally. Post- I
i office address Cumberland Vlev.
mai'2ihu2* JOHN DICKKN
fa'HRMS for every description of Job
| PRINTING CASH I for the reason that for
| every article we U3C, we must pay cash; and the j
S Qkiffl -j'itf'S) H'iJl enable its to do our work as low
j as It can be done In the cities.
rjMIE lIOUSEIIOLDG\S Machine!
FOR SUPPLYING DWELLINGS,STORES. FAC- j
TORIES, CHURCHES AND PUBLIC
BUILDINGS WITH GAS 1
Generates Gas without Fire or Heat
The simplicity and ease by which this Machine
i is managed, as alto its economy und great morit, j
recommends it to public fayor. Call and see ma |
chine in operation at the store '
Manufacturer and Sole Agent,
DAVID JONES.
TIN FURNISHING STORE, No 733 GREEN ST . j
PHILADELPHIA.
£ jpSend fur illustrated Circular.' aug2liu3
Salts.
SALE OR TRADE.
2 tracts, of HSO acres each, within three mile. ,g
a depot on the Union Pacific Railroad, back
j Omaha.
I tract of bottom land, timbered and praire. in,,
miles from Omaha city.
One-third of 7.00(1 acres in Pulton cuir iy p.,
including valuable ore. mineral and timber lan i -.
near Fort Littleton.
Over 4. H01: acres valuable ore, Coal and iim
ber lands in West Virginia.
A150—329 acres of land in Woodbury Co , ,
ALSO— Twenty-five one acre lots, adjoining rhe
borough of Bedford, with limestone rook for kiln
| or quarry, on the upper end of each.
ALSO
320 acres in Reynolds Co., Missouri
48) do do Shannon do do
270) do do Bollinger do do
89 do do Franklin do lowa
Also.
5 lots of ground, in Bedford. CO by 210 ft . former
' ly part of the Lyons'estate.
O. E. SHANNON,
jua2l,'67yl Bedford. Pa.
Y 7 ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
j > —The undersigned offers for sale the follow
ing valuable bodies of land :
TnHF.E CHOICE TRACTS OF LA YD
, containing 160 acres each, situated on the Illinois
Central Railroad, in Champaign county, Store ot
Illinois, 8 miles from the city of Urban.', an 1 one
mile ft oil Rcutual Station on - rid Railroad. Two
j o'' the tracts adjoin, and one of them baa never
toiling pond of water upon ii Thecityof L'rhana
contain • about 4.009 inhabitants. Champaign
the greatest wheat growing county in Illinois.
Also— One-fourth of n truet of land, situated
in Broad Top township, Bedford county, contain
ing about 45 acres, with all iheeoal veins of Broad
Top running through it.
Also — 'i'hrt> JAJIS iti the toion of (Joalmont,
■ Huntingdon county.
Jan 26, '66-tf ' F. C. REAMER
iU U\ ACRES OF EXCELLENT
iM'll FARM LAND FOR SALE —ONE
TRACT containing ACRES, with good !•• -
house and barn thereon ; also a good SAW-MILL
worth a rental of $299 per annum. About h it'
of this tract is excellent bottom and the balam .
upland. About 109 ACRES CLEARED, well
fenced and in a good state of cultivation. Balance
well timbered. The whole tract is well watered,
and is situate on Gunning's creek, in St Clairtp..
adjoining land.-of John Atsfult, Jacob Amir v
anl Jacob Beckley. The mill and farm will be
sold separately, or together, to suit purchasers.
Also, one tract containing IS3 acres, having a
good log house and barn ami ou' biiit,lings there
on About tii acres cleared. well fenced and in a
good stale of cultivation; bain; ■■■■• . oer.-d with
an excellent growth of , ih.ririe limb's wcii
watered ami situate near Plei-latville, in S
Clair Township, adjoining la i ds o. John A '■ ! i i ,
Jacob Bowser. Jacob Beck'cy ; i i Jus-; , Smith.
Also, one tract containing L>7 acres, about 29
acres cleared, well fenced an lin •, g~t uite of
cultivation; balance covered v.i'h an e\ client
growth of valuable timber; well water. 1 and
situate in St. Clair Township, adj lining lands of
Jacob Beckley, Joseph Smith ami Christian
Mock.
These lands formerly belonged to the estate of
Nicholas Lyons, deceased, and are iu a neighbor
hood well supplied with schools, churches, stores,
Ac.
Each of these tracts will ba sol 1 as a whole or
iu parts, to suit purchasers, an i will he offered at
private sale until SATURDAY", the 11th of >' .
next, when, if not disposed of, they will be told
to the highest and best bi 1 1 r at public sale, of
which timely notice will be given
For further particulars, .a 1 :r.p; r- oially, or
by letter, J. \\ DICKERSON, '
Attornev-nt-Law,
julyJtf Bedford. I'a.
I )F! !i.!<' SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE —The undersigned, Ileir
and Guardians of II ir.- of Jonathan Hareleroad,
deceased, will oiler for sale, at public outcry, on
or near the premises, ou SATURDAY, the 2tth
day of OOTGBKR, A. D., 1843, all the following
described Real Estate, situate in the township of
C detain, in the county of Bedford, Pennsylvania,
adjoining lands of George Waltman, James Eng
land. Philip Diehl, Joseph S. Diehl, It IV Diebl
and Jlet.ry Hareleroad s Heirs, containing 142
acres and 2t! perches, nctt measure, about fifty
acres cleared and under fence, and the remainder
of the tract is well covered with White Oak, Ches
nut. and other valuable timter. The soil is pro
ductive chietly Limestone land and ill! suscep
tible of cultivation. This property is favorbiy
located in the heart of the fertile vailcynl Friend -
Cove, convenient to goo ! Schools and Churches,
about five miles from Bedford, and about seven
miles from the Rail Road Station at Mount Dal
las. Title indisputable. Bale t > commence at
one o'eUxik. 1. M.,of said day, when due atten
dance will be given, and terms made known by
the undersigned, Widow and Heirs and Guardians
ot Heirs of Jonathan Hareleroad, deceased.
Su- in Hareleroad. Charles Hareleroad, Adam
Hareleroad, Jonathan Hareleroad, Susan Diehl.
Jacob Hareleroad, Elizabeth Diehl, Philip Harele
road for himself and Guardian "f Ann Mary and
John Philip ii ircleroad, minor children of Henry
Hareleroad. dee d, John Hareleroad for himself
and Guardian of Ellen and Sim-m Henry Harele
road, minor children of Henry Hareleroad, deceas
ed. end s uue as purchased of sh ire of Christian
Hareleroad, deceased. sep26w4
rpHE SUCCESS
J OF OI R ONE DOLLAR SALS DAS CAL'SEB SIM H
A COMPLETE
n i: V () L U T I O X
IN TRADE.
That in order to supply the demand occasioned
by our constantly increasing patronage, we have
recently made imp >rtations for the fall trade,
direct from European Manufacturers.
AMOUNTING TO NEARLY $.'.00,W0,
So that we are prepared to sell every description u
Dry and Fancy Goods. Silver Plated
Ware. Cutlery, Wafcbes. Albums,
Jewelry, Ac.
Of better quality than any other roureru in //' ■
: country for the uni form price* of
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
The best of Boston and New York refer
ences given as to the reliability of our house, and
that our business is conducted in the fairest and
most legitimate manner possible, and that we give
greater value for the money thau can be obtained
in any other way.
Ail Goods damaged or b.-..i;eu in transportation
replaced without charge.
I Checks describing articles sold sent to ag
ents in Clubs at rates mentioned below. We
guarantee every article to cost less than if bought
at any Boston or New York wholesale House.
01 R COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS
Exceed those of every other establishment of the
kind, —proof of this can be found in comparing
our premiums with those of others FOR CLMS OF
THE SI\IK SIZE, in addition to which we ciaim t<>
give better goods of the same character.
Oh trill, rout to Ascent* free of charge.
Foil A Cl.t BOFIO ANO fUK EE DOLL ARS —1 do?.,
good linen Shirt Fronts 1 set Solid Gold Stud-
All Wool Cassimere for I'auts. Fine white Coun
terpane, large size. 1 elegant Balmoral Skirt. 2o
yards brown or bleached Sheeting, good quality,
yard wide 1 elegant 100 Picture Morocco-bound
l'hoto. Album, i double lens Stereoscope and 12
Foreign Views, 1 stiver plated engraved bottle
Castor. 1 elegant Silk F'.tn, with Ivory or Sandal
Wood Fr lino, leathered edge and sr.angled. 1 Steel
Carving Knife and Fork, very best quality ivory
balanced handle. 1 handsome beaded and lined
Parasol-20 yds good Print. 1 very fine Damask
Table Cover. 1 1 pair be.-t quality Ladies' Serge
Congress Boots. I doz. fine Linen Towels, i doz.
Roger's best Silver Dessert Forks. 1 Ladies' large
real Morocco Traveling Bag. 1 fancy dress pattern.
i doz. elegant silver plated engraved Napkin
Rings 1 doz Ladies" fine Merino or Cotton Stock
ings. (dents' heavy chased solid Gold King. I pr
Ladies' high out Balmoral Boots. I elegant Delaine
Dress Pattern. 1 violin and Bow. in box complete
1 set Jewelry, pin. ear drops, and sleeve buttons
FOR ACUBOF ON ANP FIVE DOLLARS — ■ black
or colored Alpaeca Dress Pattern. ! set Laced
Curtains. I pr. all Wool Blankets. Engrave! sil
ver plated 0 bottle Revolving Castor- 1 beautiful
Writing Desk. 1 Solid Gold Scarf Pin. JI- yds.
very tine Cassiinure, for Pants and Vest. I
Ivory balanced handle Knives with silver plate.l
Forks. 1 elegan' Satin Parasol, heavily beaded
and lined with sLk. I pr. gents t all Boots. SO yds
good Print. SO yds good brown or bleached Shoot
ing yard w ide or lit yds. yd. wide, good quality
1 ladies' elegant Morocco Traveling bag. 1 square
Wool Shawl. 1 plain Norwich Poplin Dross pat
tern. I; yds, dou. width cloth for ladies' cloak.
Elegant engraved Silver plated Tea P >t. 1 yds.
double width water proof cloth for cloaking.
FOR A CLI BOF 100 and TEN DOLLARS— I ri'lt
Merino or Thibet Dress pattern. 1 pr. tine Dantask
Table Cloths and Napkins to match. 1 pr. gents
French Calf Boots. I heavy, silver plated engraved
leu Pitcher Very tine all Wool Cloth for Ladies
Cloak. 1 web very best quality brown or bleached
Sheeting. 7i yd- line C.issimcre fur suit. 1 elegant
English Borage Dress pattern, 1 beautiful English
B trage Shawl 1 set Ivory balanced handle
Knive.-; and Forks 1 ladies or gents, Silver Hunt
ing-ease Watch 1 Ipirtlett {land, Portable Sewing
Machine. Splendid Family Bible, steel engravings,
w ith record and photograph pages 2i yds. good
lleinp Carpeting, good colors. 1 pr. good Marseilles
Quilt. 1 good t> barrel Revolver 1 elegant fur muff
and cape I single barrel .Shot'duu. i Silver plat
ed, engrave.}, ti buttled Revolving Castor, cut
glass bottles. 1 very fine Violin and Bow, iu case
i set Ivory balanced Knives and Forks,
Presents for larger Clubs increase in the some
ratio
SEND MONEY BY REGISTERED LETTER
Catalogue of Goods sent to any address FREE.
PARKER A- CO.
Nos 98 and 100 Suuiuer St., Boston.
wl.
J? VERY VARIETY AND STYLE
J OF JOB PRINTING neatly executed at low
laics at THE BEDFORD GAZETTE office. Call and
eave your orders.
rjlllK BEDFORD GAZETTE is the
J best Adrertis : ig Medium n Southern Penn
sylvania.