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HUNTINGDON* AND BROAD Tor It.R.
_\L !*TEFI ARRA*E*K*T — TI**TABLE —Onand
# ';f: Sept. 15th, passctigertrains willarriveand
depart as follows:
Mail Train JeavesMt. Dallas at 1.00 p
rive? Ht Huntingdon at 4 28 p ® ; leavea Hunt
i ■;-do- at 8.40 a.m., and arrives at Ml. Dallas- at
11 52 a. m-
Aecom'n Train leaves Saxton at -10 a. ® -
*3 i arrives at Huntingdon, at 10-lOa m.rieaves
Huntingdon ato.ssp tn., and arrives at s-axum
at 7.41 p in
A PARTING WORD.— We have
grown tired of printing duns in this
shape. Our friends in arrears are
proof a gat in st all su.h mi.-v-iles. t
hive therefore, concluded to try a dif
ferent plan, of which due notice is
hereby given. We are now sending to
each delinquent subscriber a -tatement
of his account, with the proposition
that if it be paid by Feb. 19, 1870, a
certain deduction w ill tie made. If not
paid by that time, futl rate* will be
charged, payment enforced by lair, and
'he yrtftfr discontinued in ad casts of
nore than one year's arrearage. tp
w ..rd- of fen thousand dollars of unpaid
fu: -criptions and advertising: have ac
cumulated on our books during the
last five year- 1 . Thi- is a load we can
not carry any longer. VY ill our friends
a-si-t us in lightening it, or must we
summon to our ai that vexatious and
detestable instrumentality, The Lavt
Being gathered—the ice crop.
Huntingdon has a Temple of Honor.
Pork is still -ellingat hoggish prices.
Altoona boasts of a first class fi-h
market.
Getting brighter—the prospects for
ice this winter.
Fresh Ground Luck wheat fiour iu
Store and for -ale by G- R. Oster A Co.
janl3inl.
111.072 letters were mailed at the Al
toona post office during the past six
month-.
Bloody Run is to have a Soro-is.—
The "bubs" of the "Gregorian" have
decided in favor of "st-."
It is rumorei that the name of
Bloody Run is to be changed to that of
"Iconoclast." Heavy!
Last week, the first of the year, was
ob-erved as a "week of prayer," in the
Lutheran and Presbyterian churches
ofthis place.
Geary has turned "state- evidence"
on the "Ring." The worst of rogues
always do that to save their previous
necks.
The proprietors of the Altoona
Weekly San have published a prospec
tus for a daily papt r. We wish the new
enterprise abundant -ucce—.
The editor cf the Bloody Run Pr<ss
-av that "warm water and a little
Scotch and sugar w ill relieve us." lie
no doubt speaks from personal experi
ence. "Let's mix !"
The Masonic fraternity of this place
aDd vicinity celebrated St. John slav,
December 27th, at the Washington,
where an excellent collation was pre
pared by "mine host."
it is said that the S nate postal com
mittee favor the apportionment of pos
tage stamps among members of Con
gress as a substitute for the franking
privilege. That won't do. Butler
would steal half of them at least.
The past session in the Hollidays
i.jrg Seminary has been the most suc
cessful of any since the institution be
gan. Success, in haru time-, i- not a
bad test.
The following from an exchange we
don't consider court*ous :—"Almost
any young lady has public spirit e
nough to be willing to have her fath
er's hou-e used as a court house."
An exchange -avs: "You might as
% well try to shampoo the head of an el
, aphxnt with a thimble-full of soap -uds
as attempt to do busiuess and ignore
printer**? ink."
Now* is'the time to have your prop
erty insured. No property holder
should neglect this important matter.
<'all at the Bedford Insurance Agency,
where the ageut, Jno. G. Fisher, will
place your risks in first class compa
nies.
The Jury Commissioners, Messrs.
William Kirk and Isaac Kensinger, are
iu session thi* week making au "im
partial selection of sober, intelligent
and judicious persons for jurors' for
the present year.
ANTE no PES. —One day last week
Messrs. Jacob Bam hart and Jacob Bo
linger each received an antelope by ex
press, which was sent by some of their
friends at Antelope Station, Omaha.—
Inquirer.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.—The citi
zens of Bedford and vicinity are res
pectfully invited to attend a tern pr
ance meeting in the Court room, ou
Monday evening next, at 61 o'clock
The meeting w ill be addressed by the
Rev. Thomas Heyden, of this place.
MANY CITIZENS.
The Huntingdon Globe soliloquizes
thusly of the present Representatives
at Harrislurg: "Will they be pure;
will they be honest; will they be
brave?" The triumph of the "Ring"
in the election of Strang and Mackey
answers the questions fully.
The good old times promised by
Grant's election are being daily real
ized—"like the old woman kept tav
ern in Indiana."— Bedford Gazette.
\\ ill the Gazette just inform its read
ers bow she did it? — Huntingdon Globe.
"Like h—lV
BE. A KB SHOT. —Three bears, a moth
er and her cubs, were shot on .Stone
mountain, one day last week, by Mr. i
John Carmon and two other hunters,
from this place.
Mr. John Warfel, of Henderson tp.,
also shot one of the 'varmints,' on the
same mountain, the same week.— j
Huntingdon Globe.
We have had very mild winter
weather since the heavy freeze ofSat
urdav and Sunday, and those having
icehouses to fill are "hurrying up the
cakes" for fear of a thaw. Ourexperi
enee in ice matters —and that doe- not
extend much beyond an "ice-cold lem
onade"—has been that the first ice of
the season is always the purest and
best.
Ho! FOR TENNESSEE!— Mr. Jacob
Fetter, of Pleasant Valley, has sold
his elegant farm for *3,600, and intends
to remove to Tennessee in the Spring.
We understand that a number of our
Bedford township friends intend go
ing to that State before long. We do .
not like to ]=art with our neighbors,
but if they ifcjl! go, we wish them all
success in their new home-.
BUSINESS.— Our friend and brother
local of the Inquirer, S. J. Jordan, Esq..
has taken an interest in that paper,
and also in the bookstore, and those
concerns will be run hereafter by
the new firm of Lutz A Jordan. —
That means business, and we congratu
late young "Uncle Bum" and wish him
lots of success in his new enterprise—
barring politics, you know.
AT WORK. — A corps of workmen
are now bu.-y preparing the lumber for
the new bridge in "The Narrows."
If the present fair weather continues,
the bridge will soon be ur, and com
munication with the ri-t of mankind
will again be resumed. Our commu
nity has suffered from the loss of the
bridge, and will hail with joy the com
pletion of the substantial structure now
being erected across the Ray-town
Branch.
The editor of the Iloliidaysburg Reg
ister is requested tossy something o
riginal, "just for once," as Greely would
-ay. The hackneyed terms which he
applies to the local of this paper have
long -ince been worn threadbare by ev
ery "ioil" -hrieker from Maine to A
lu.-ka. Astonish everybody—yourself
included—by saying something origi
nal. But, then, these "home guards"
never did know much !
A VETERAN— We received, the oth
er day, the following characteristic
note from an old subscriber and a vet
eran of the war of 1812, which we give
to our patrons:
"EDITORS BEDFORD GAZETTE:
Gent'emen :—l have been a subscriber
to the GAZETTE for thirty years and
have paid for it up to January, 1870. I
hope and trust all your patrons may
follow my example. If they should,
your press may yet make millions of
impressions on ft I urepose* ana columns
I have reached the ago of seventy six,
and my "printing press" will oon be
celestial and not terrestrial.
Yours, truly,
OR NEWS. —By dispatches and let
ter- received from Parker'.- Lauding,
we judge that quite a number of our
citizens are in luck, and more particu
larly Mos-rs. William Hartley andO.
E. Shannon, who are largely inter -t
--ed in oil operations in that region.—
We are also able to congratulate the
stockholders of the "Stump I-lands
Oil C 0.," on their good fortune, as the
yield of the wells on the property of
that company is large and astonishing
everybody. On last Wednesday the
"Lone Star" well,on the upper island,
pumped I'tO barrels. Theothtr wells
are yielding largely.
SOROSIS.— The literary societies and
educational conventions of this county
have, of late, resolved themselves into
so many Sorosisc-, and amused thern
seives and their auditory by discuss
ing ft male suffrage. Whether this i.->a
new branch of education in our com
mon school system we do not kuow,
but if so. and if the question niH-t be
agitated by our educators let it be
done by tin se who know how. Send
for Su.-an Anthony, George Francis
Train, < ady Stanton, Horace Greely,
or some other old woman. They can
elucidate "muchly" on the subject.
PITTSBURG AND CON NEEI-SVIDLE
RAILROAD. — The stockholders of this
road held a meeting in Pittsburg ou
the 6th of December, last. The Presi
dent, W. O. Hughart presented the re
port of the Directors for the year end
ing Nov. 1-t., which show - a balance of
1280,923.68, which is in the hands of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
drawing six per cent, interest. The
first two sections of the road east of
Connellsville have been completed and
the Company is deriving revenue from
the same. The whole line of road is
now well manned and the work ia
progressing rapidly. The report
states that
"The enormous power and influence
of the Bait. A O. R. R. is being silent
ly but steadily exerted" to secure con
nections north and west of t'iiuburg,
and President Hughart states that'inthe
language of President Garrett, it would
be as useless to endeavor to stop the
flow of Niagara as to hinder our making
just the connections desired at the pro
per time."
"We have located a line from the
Monongahela to the Allegheny river.
The line called the Baltimore, Pitts
burg and Lake Erie Railway has also
been located by our engineers. From
Beaver to Toleda and Chicago the Pitts
burg, Baltimore and Chicago tine is
now being examined, and the location
will soon l>e made. This Company has
been organized, has elected an effi
cient Board, with Judge Walker at it
head as President. We have also
made progress upon the Somerset
! Branch. The line from Uniontown to
Fairmount, upon the Baltimore and i
Ohio Road, is also receiving attention
That from Bridgeport to Bedford will
be located during the winter or early
next spring." .
The report of the Chief Engineer, B.
H. Eat robe, was then read, in which
wa- set forth in detail the progress of the ,
work on the entire line from Pittsburg
to Cumberland, from which it appears,
says tfep Pittsburg Gazette, that the
: work of construction on the eastern and •
! and unfinished end \ progressing very j
favorably. ,
A farmer living near Milwaukee,
while driving houie the other night, i
j saw a meteor fall with great ripidity.
It struck a muddy spot, scattering
mud to a great distance. Ou examin
ation it was found to have made a hole
as large as a barrel. He dug it out
i while still warm and emitting sulphu- I
rons odor*. It resembled lava.
rfjc mttstsvis&*#*** ®n,
MKHCERHBI-'RO REVIEW.— The Jan
uary number of this quarterly has
been issued. It contains nine articles,
beside book notices, of an interesting
and varied character, as will be seen
by the following summary of contents:
; l.fDr. Erhard.and his position on the
Church Question, by Rev. VV. M.
Reily; 2.) The Intermediate State,
by J. H. P. Frost, A. M.; 3.) Author
ity and Freedom, by Rev. Dr.
M. Kieffer; 4. Anthropological
Statistics, bv Lewis 11. Steiner; 5.)
Progressive Conservatism, by Rev. I.
! E. Graeff: 6.jOncefor All, by Rev. Dr.
J. \V. Nevin; 7. The Pericojes. or se
lections of Go-pels and Episth-s for the
Church Year, by Rev. E. E. lli*bt*6;
8. The Bible in the Common School-,
by Rev. Dr. D. Guns; 9. The General
Synod, by the Editor; 10.' Reeent
Publications.
The present number commences a
new volume, and is a fitting season to
sub-.-ribe for this excellent Review.—
The price of subscription i- $.3. per
year in advance. Address Reformed
Church Publication Board, 54 North
6th St., Philadelphia.
For Coughs, Cold-, and Throat Dis
ord i>, use "Brown's Bronchial Troch
es," having proved their efficacy by a
test of many years. The Troches are
| highly recommended and prescibed
by Physicians. Thi -<- exposed to sud
den change- should always be supplied
i with "The Troche-" as they give
prompt relief. Owing to the go**i rep
i utation and popularity of the Troches,
! many worthless and cheap imitations
are offered, which are good for noth
ing. Be -are t > obtain the true
"Brown's Bronchial Troches." Bold
everywhere.
MARRIED.
LONG—DUNN EE—On the 4th ins:, by Rev
J. A Nuner, Z.v ksriah L ng to Caroline Ilunner.
| both of Somerset eounty, Pa.,
DIED.
j CROUBE —On the 23d of Dee. 18S9, in Bed
' ford. Maggie J., youngest daughter of Jacob
Crouse, dee d, aged 10 years, 7 months and 17
days. -Suffer little ehii Iret to come unto me and
forbid tbem not, for of such is the Kingdum of
Heaven.*'
HARLEY—Oa the 3d in#t., a; the h use <>f Wm.
Latnburn. m Union tp . Mrs Margaret Hariey.
aged -6 years. 2 months and one day
It civ Advertisements.
NOTRE TO BUILDERS AND
_ BUYER-. —The School Directors of Bedford
township, will let the contracts for the erection of
three school houses, one at Biydstown, one at
MtUtown, and one at Imier's in Dutch corner to
dhe lowest and best bidders on SATURDAY, the
29tb day of JANUARY. 1870. at the -heomaker
, Hotel in Bedford at 2 o'clock in the alternoon,
en which day plan and Specifications may be
; seen.
j They will also sell at the same time to the high
est and best bidders the three old Schools II 'uses
situate respectively in Sbovers's Valley. B -yds
town ana Miiltown. By order of the Board ;
t janlSwS THOMAS GILCHRIST. Sec y
FFICE IE A B T. M. R. R. f .,
417 Walnut Street.
PntLAPELFHIA
The Annua' Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Huntingdon and Broad Top M amain Railroad
! and Coal Company, wiii be held at the ofii.-e of
the Company, on TUESDAY", FEBRUARY Ist.
1878. at 11 o'clock. A. M . when an election will
be held lor a President and twelve Directors for
the ensuing year 1 P. AERT-F.X. See y
janl3w3
IS IT YOU?—To tho?e of our pa
troixs, who have promptly called and settled
their acceunfs, we return our thank#. There
j are others, however who have carelessly neglect
ed this dut: Is It Yrj * —Please reflect, and if
I it is. remember that if yi>er account, if of four
month* standing, is not elated by Csh t .r Jfoie,
before the Ist. of Feb. J7B, yoo will ask us for
further credit after that on pain of being refused,
. ani thai we shall proceed to enforce settlement
by law without further notice, we mean busi
ness If you can't pay us. you can give your ob
ligation to pay. and thus close your account
jan!3'7oml G. K. OSTER 4 CO
I|V MOF CAUSES PUT DOWN
j FOR TRIAL AT FEBRUARY TERM. I:7#,
Ulh day
Frederick Miller rs John Mcllwaine.
Middle Woouberry tp., vs Ephraim Longenecker
et al.
, Sophia W Melltn vs George Muslin'# Ex'rs.
J M Shoemaker i. Co., vs iViiiism A. Powell
George W. Gump. Esq . vs Philip Lebaelter.
Certified January lOtb, 1-70
JJLI3W4 JOHN P. KEEb. Prothy.
\UDITOR'B NOTICE.—The un
dersigned. appointed Auditor by the Or
phans' Court of Bedford county, to make distri
i bution of tbe balance in the hands of Leonard
fiitner. Esq , Administrator of the Estate of
Daniel Meyers, dee'd will attend to the duties
of his appointment at bis office in the borough
of Bedford, on Tuesday the 271b day of January
( A D , 1870. at 10 o'clock. A M . wnere persons
i interested can attend if they desire,
j jan!3w2 EDWARD! KERR, Auditor.
I was cuml of Dvafut-ss and Catarrh
bv a simple remedy, and will send the receipt
free MRS M. C. LE iGETT. Hoboken, X. V
I janl3w4
KILL THE DEMON of piia.
Wuleott's Pain Paint removes pain instant
ly. and beal# old Ulcere. Annihilator
cures Catarrh. Bronchitis and Cold in the head
: Sold by all Druggists, and 1:1 Chatham Square,
5 X Y. janl3w4.
II M. LLOYD,"
It. BANKER.
Transacts a General Banking Business, and makes
collections ou all accessible points in the United
; States.
' GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD. SIL
VER, STERLING and CONTINENTAL
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
U. S REVENUE Stamps of all deacriptioas al
ways on hard.
Ateount* ufMerchanU ; Mechanics. Farmer* and
| all others solicited
Interest allowed on time Deposit.
janl3,'7otf.
rpHE REGULATOR.
W. C. GARWOOD
takospleasure in iafoi-ming the citixecs of Bed
furd and vicinity. that he has taken The Old
Storeofll F. Irvi ne and i ctend# keeping noth
ing but tbebestg iods at tiiemost
REA SO N ABLE I'RICES.
Reicemi.eralwaysto call at No 2 ASDERSOX'S
Row, where you willalwaysfind W. C.GARWOOD
prepared to sell as cheap as the cheapest.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Everybody in search of Boots,
Shoes and Gaiters, should
call at Garwood's Regu
lator
GLASSWARE.
Everybodyin search of Glaus
ware. should call at Gar
wood's Regulator
QUEENS WARE.
Everybody in search of
Queensware,should call at
G arwoid'siteguiator.
SI'ICES.
Everybody in want of xpieee
ot any kind, should not
tail to eail at Garwood'*
Regulator.
TOBACCO.
Men loving good Tobacco,
should call at Garwood'*
Regulator, as he keeps the
best.
NOTIONS.
Everybody wauling good
Ncsk-tie#, Collars, A#.,
#hou d call at once at Gar
wood'* Reguiat ir.
*ept3o,'<HMf.
2Uu'
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\ OF THE
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OF THE LATE
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COB tinning etening nntil
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This cftlleciion i* believed to be the snost exten- j
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ture* from European artists, from the 15th cen
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The entire collection will be -H vithoot re
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The Catalogue a book of more thai i#o cloaely
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Orphans' Court held in Bedford, on tbe 15th
—-day of November. A. D.. lSfi9, before the
•J SEiL a Judges of the raid Court, on motion of t
John P. Reed. Esq . the Court grant a
rule on the heir* and lege! representative* of
Christian Albright, deceased, to wit: _ .
Maria, intermarried with August Stoer. Re
becca intermarried with Harman Lepley.residing
in Knox county. Ohio : Hannah intermarried with
Samuel Burfeet . Henry, residing in Clay county.
Indiana ; Christiana C , Delilah, intermarried
with Samuel Carpenter Jacob L. and Samuel,
all residing in Bedford county, but those above
named residing in Ohio and Indiana, to bo and
appear atanOrphans' Court to beheldat Bedford
on the 14lh day of February neat, to acceptor re
fuse to take the real estate of said dee d, at tee
valuati i which has been valued and appraised,
in pursuance of a writ of partition or valuation
issued out of our said Court, and to tbe Sheriff o*
i said county directed, or show cause why the same
should not be sold.
In teaumoiyr whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and tb seal of said court, at Bedford, the
26th day of November, A D . 1569
AI test 0. E SHANNON Clerk
Wit Keysea.
Sheriff. dec:6w4
BEDFORD COUNTY, AS:— At an
Orphans" Court held at Bedford, in and for
1 SEAL > November. A. D.. 1569. before LbeJudg-
'es of the said Court : On motion of G
H Spang. Esq., the Court grant a Rule on the
heirs ana legal representatives of Jacob Miller,
dee d, to wit ...
Washington Miller; Jacob Miller, residing in
Cumberland Valley tp; George Hire, husband
of Sarah, a daughter and Emma and Steven Riee.
minor children of said Sarah, residing in Alle
gheny eonnty. Maryland; Ruth interinainod with
bamcel Hendrickson. residing in Cumberland
Valley township, Bedford county, aforesaid , John
Miller residing in same place, to be and appear
at an Orph*ns Court to be held at Bedford, on
the 1-ttbday of February, next, to we Apt or refuse
to take the real estate of said dee d, at tbe valu
ation which has been valued and appraised, in
pursuance of a writ of partition or valuation
issued out of said court and to tbe said Sheriff of
said county directed, or show cause why tbe same
should not be so'd
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set toy
hur.d and the seal of said Court, at Bedford, the
2Sth dav of November. A. D . 1569
Attest 0. E SHAFMON. Cle'k.
W* REISER,
Sheriff.
I)EDFORD COUNTY. SS:—At an
Court, held at Bedford, in and for.
— the county of Bedford, on the loth day of
T SBAX i November. A D i SOIL, before the Judges
of the said Court, on motion of J W.
Lingenfelter. Esquire, the Court grant a Rule on
the heirs and legal representatives of Thomas
Cook. late of Harrison township dee'd to wit :
Catharine Cook, widow James Cook.a sou resid
ing in Johnson county. Iowa: Ar.c Klirabeth
intermained with Jacob Fichtner. residing in
Bedford county, Fa . Joseph M. Cook residing in
Bedford county. P . Eykiel. residing in Bedford
county : Emma, a daughter intermaned with A.
S. Burke* residing in Bedford county and to the
itsae of William, a son. names and residence un
known. and to B F- Tucker, husband of Delilah,
a daughter now dec d. and Joseph Calvin.Thom
as ward aod.Wary Catharine Tucker minor chil
dren of said Delilah, residing in Scbeiubnrg, Bed
ford county. Pa ; and toCornelia Jane, a minor of
Mary C. Cook, dec d. who was a daughter of
Tn- mas Co k. residing in Bedford county. to be
and appear at an Orphans' Court to bo held
at Bedford, on the 14th day of February,
our next, to accept or refuse to take the
real estate of said dei'd. at the valuation
issued out of our said Court, and to the Sheriff
of said county directed or shovt cause why the
same shouid not be sold.
In testimony whereof. I hare hereunto set my
hand and the seal of said county at Bedford, the
2ith day of November. Anna Domino, 169
Attest 0. E. SHANNON,
MM KKYSER, Sheriff. Clerk.
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janSmS. Sehellsbuvg. Pa
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THREE CHOICE TRACTS OF LAND,
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Central Railroad, in Champaign county. State of
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ALSO — One-fourth of a tract of land, situated
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icg about 45 acres, with all the coal reinsof Broad
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ALSO — Three JLote in the to ten of Coolmont,
Huntingdon county.
J.m 28. '66-tf " F. C REAMER
ALU ABLE FARM AT PRI
-1 VATE SALE. The subscriber offers for
sale a good improved farm, situate in Snake
i Spring township. Bedford coutjay- Pa • two tciks
' from Mt Dallas Station, on the Huntingdon and
Broadtcp Railroad, containing 230 acres Lime
stone land, shout lnltc res cleared and undergood
fence (bOG panels post fence), and the balance j
well timbered having thereon a good Urge
Frame H -use. large Bank Barn and all necessary
c.ut-buildings, 3 never-failing Springs of water,
3 Orchards. 2 good tenant houses and a good Saw
Mill The above mansion farm is in a good state
of cultivation, and is well calculated lor 2 farms.
For further particulars, address the subscriber,
HENR V HERSHBBEGER,
jati6aa3 Bloody Run, Fa.
F'BLIU SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE —On MONDAY, FEB.
T;b. IS7O, the undersigned. Adm'r of the estate of
Wm , Frarier, late of Juniata ;p dee d by vir
tue of an order of ihe Orphans Court of Bedford
county, will sell at public sale, on the premises,
all that farm a d Traet of Land, of which said
dee'd died seized, situate in the township ot
Juniata, aforesaid, containing 383 acres. 2d
perches, about 30 aerea cleared, having thereon
erected a dwelling house and barn and necessary
outbuilding*, with an orchard thereon ; adjoining
lands of the undersigned, Samuel Flegie, Wo.
Kinsey. Jauies Burn; Wn> Mc Kinney and J.-nas
Shuitz Terms : one third to remain a charge
upon the premises during the lifetime of the
widow, the interest payable annually to ber. and
at her death the principal to the heirs, one third
in baud at confirmation of sale, and the remain
ing third in two equal annual payments thereaf
ter Sale to begin at M o'clock. A M. of said
day. Jfoeseasion will be given at o:icc.
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A ENGLEMAN,
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGAR
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Shooed Door below Wood,
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YTWASHINGTON HOTEL, BEIi-
I T FORD. Pa—This targe and Commodious
house having been re-taken by the subscriber, is
now open for the reception of "visitors and board
era. The rooms are large, well ventilated, and
eomf-rtab'y furnished The table will always be
supplied with tbe best the market can afford " The
Bar is stocked with the choicest liquor* la short,
it i# my purpose to keep a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
Thanking the public for past favors, I rti-pee:fu!-
!y solicit a renewal of their patronage
X. B. Hack* will run r instantly between the
Hotel and the Springs
mavl7.'67jl W. DIBKKT. Prop'r
I>EDFOBD II OT E L.—The un
y dersigoed having tske charge of the Bed
ford Hotel, formerly kept by Col John Hxfer, an
oconres to the public that he will be able to af
ford the best accommodations, both io the travel
ing public and home ca* ! om. The hou-e will be
improved and re-fitted, and the Bar will always Vie
well supplied with choice liquor? Hi* table' wi'l
be supplied with the choicest edibles of tbe season,
and he nil! spare no pains to make it suitable for
all. His stable is one of the best in Bedford, and
a good hostler will always be in attendance.
"Boarders taken by the week, month or year.
Terms reasonable The public are respectfully in
vited to give him a call
JOSHUA J. SHOEMAKER
Jan 15. '64
rp HE MEN GEL HO US E
I Juliana Street. Bedford. Pa.
The subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
tbe travelling public that he has recently enlarged,
improved ac 2 refitted bis bouse, both for the ac
commodation of travelers and boarder?, as well as
country customers Persons eoming to this place
for tbe purpose of visiting the Bedford springs,
will find thishou.-e pleasantly located.
Ample and convenient Stabling is attached to
this tlotel. which will always be" atten.fed by a
c ireful hostler Also a safe and convenient car
riage honse.
All are invited to give him a call.
ISAAC MENGKL, Proprietor
April 15, fti.
1 EXCHANGE HOTEL,
j HUNTINGDON, PA.
1 his old establishment having been leased by
J. MORRISON, formerly propriety of the Morn
son House has been entirely renovated and re
furnished and supplied with aii the modern im
provements and convenience, nece.-s.iry o o firs;
class Hotel.
The dining room has been removed to the first
S or and is now spacious and airy, and the ebarn
ber- are all well ventilated, and the proprietor
will endeavor to make hi? guests perfectly at home
Address J MORRISON.'
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
junlGtf Huntingdon. Pa.
U N I O N HOTEL
WEST PITT ST., BEDFORD. PA :
V. STECKMAN, Proprietor.
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May 9 .'62
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PLE ONLY I —Containing physiological in
: formation w- rth thousands of dollars. Price 23c
| Address Dr Vanderpool. No 6. University Place,
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IETTER HEADS AND BILL
J HEADS, and ENVELOPES for business men
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i gAILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LEAD AND BLOCK-TIN PIPE,
SHEET AMD BAR LEAD
AND ALL KINDS OF
Plumbers', Gas and Steam Fitters Materials
NO. 167 SMITHFIELD STREET.
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PICKLING AND FAMILY YIN
EGAR. Superior White Wine and Cider
1 Vinegar of Fine Fiatror, Strength and Purttf.
For Sale by G R OSTER A CO.
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WONDERFUL COLLECTION OF HARDWARE
FANCY AND FURNISHING
ARTICLES. AT
HARTLEY A METZGAR'S.
Eureka Fodder Cutters
Corn Shellers,
Dark India Buffalo Robes,
Lap Hugs, *
Horse Blankets,
Sleigh Runners.
Sleigh Baskets,
Steel Sleigh Soles.
Sleigh Bells—in great variety,
Fancy Sleds and Skates,
Lamps, Shade? and Lanterns,
Lightest Mrar-enttc".
i The best Saussage Meat Cutters in the world.
Great assortment of Butcher Knive?. Butcher
Steel#. Carving Knives, Pad Locks. Ae. Choice
Sole Leather, Calf Skias, Sbeep Skins. Saddlery,
and all kinds of Hardware nov4tf.
\NTHRACITE COAL.—I have
for sale a lot of WILKESBARKE NUT
004 L which I recommend as of tbe btr quali
ty. JOHN W. BARNDOLLAB,
j " Bloody Run Station. octTmd.
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