Sftr ftdford tbasrilr
Home and Around.
11U NT ING DON AND BKOADTOP R.R.
_W UREA .VUIMIIM. —'TW*TA*I., —Otand
'":er .-Jjt 1 *U, pissenger trains will srriveand
iepart as follows :
Mail Train leavesMt Dallsj at I.CO p. 80.-ar
rires at Hantingloc at 4 20 p m ; leaves Hunt
- lon at S 40 a m , and arrives at Mr. Dallas at
tfi2a tn.
Aefcun'n Train leaves Saiton at 520 a m..
ar.d vrrires at Huntingdon, at 10.10 a. m : leaves
Huntingdon at 5.55 p m , and arrives at -axion
at 7 41 p. in.
A PARTING WORD.—WE have
grown tired of printing duns in this j
shape. Our friends in arrears are
proof again-t all such missiles. Vv t
have, therefore, concluded to try a Gif
fcrent plan, of which due notice is
hereby given. We are now sending to
each delinquent subscriber a statement
of his account, with the proposition
that if it be paid by Feb. 19, 1810, ft
certain deduction will be made. It not
pti lby that time, fa" rates rci'l be
charged, payment enforced by lair, and
the paper discontinued in ad cases oj
■' 1 j," than one y> ire cm**'rage. t p
wards of ten thousand dollars of unpaid
-üb-eriptious and advertising have ac
cumulated on our books during the
a_-,t five years. This is a load we can
not carry any longer. \\ ill our friends
a—ist us in lightening it, or must we
summon to our ai that vexatious and
detestable instrumentality, The Ixacf
Looking up—the matrimonial mar
ket.
Huntingdon is profiting by a Metho
dist revival.
The houses in Hollidavshurg are to
ye numbered.
The country road- are represented as
being in a very bad condition.
Fr -sh Ground Buckwheat flour in
Store and for sale by G. R. Oster A Co.
janl3ml.
There are 90 tribes of Red Men in
this State. This does not include the
Winnebago of which Simon is chief.
Ice-storers are indulging in the fear
that the ice crop will be provokingly
-hort this season.
The citizens of McConnellsburg are
raising money to purchase a new five
engine.
• -
Three hundred and two deer were
-rought to and pa—ed through Tyrone,
during the deer killing season.
The County Commissioners have ap
>ointe<l Mr. John A. Cessna Mercan
tile Appraiser for the present year.
Send for a circular of the Hollidays
burg Seminary. It eontaios a beauti
ful plate of building, and gives the .
course of study, Ac.
Somerset is again agitating the*ques
tion of building a branch railroad
from the Pittsburg and Connellsvilie
road to that place . Let'r agitate I
The Altoona Sun comes to us this
week shining with a new and beauti
ful head. Long may it continue to
shine!
Olive Logan says she never saw a
pretty girl hut she wanted to take her
in her arms and kiss her. Tbat'sour fix
exactly, but we don't want our better
half to find it out.
Does any farmer in Bedford county
remember the time when three pounds
of butter would pay for a bushel of
wheat? It can be done now.
The Mason- and Odd Fellows in
•Charnbersburg have been making lib
era! donations to the the poor of that
place.
The scarlet fever scourge still pre
vails in Richland township, Cambria
county. Over thirty children have al
ready died, and many more are sick
and not likely to recover.
The weather for the last ten days has
been unusually mild in temperature
fur this season of the year,and also un
usually gloomy. Altogether it i- no
benefit to anybody but the doctor-.
The Norristown Register rejoices in
a subscriber 92 years old u ho has taken
that paper since DO!, and always paid
f>rit in advance. May hi- tribe in
crease !
A bill has been introduced in our
Legislature making it a penal offence
to put up medical prescriptions, unless
the operator has serveda two years' ap
prenticeship in a drug store, or is a
graduate of a medical college of phar
macy.
As the New Year is always an oeea
-ion for making good resolutions we
hope that some of our friends through
ait the county will resolve to send us
items during the present year. They i
will tie welcomed by us.
The Bellefonte Watchman is respon
sible for the following: "The bigge-t
chick enjeoop ' n the* state is the I apitoi at
Harrisburg, now filled with roosters."
And they "set" and habit out "ways
and means" to plunder the Treasury.
Kbensburg boasts of a sewing ma
chine which has been In use for eigh
teen years, ami is as sound as ever. —
Bed ford has a score I hat ln use
for over forty years, that art 1 a little'
s nituler than ever. Tliat's vehement
ly i rue.
{'or NT v Av DlT. —The County Audi- ,
t*r- were in session la-t week. Owen 1
MeGirr. Esq., the newly elected mem
ber, taking iiis place ic the board, yjr.
MeOirr is a practical business man and
in ikes a good officer. The rejiort of
the auditors will he published in a few
weeks.
Xeglected Cough, Cold, or Sore
Throat, which might be checked by a
simple remedy, like "Brown's Bron
chial Troche~," if allowed to prog-res -
may terminate seriously. For Bron
chitis, Asthma. Catarrh, and Con
sumptive Coughs, "The Troches" are
used with advantage, giving often
times immediate relief. Stagers and
public speakers will find them al
- > excellent to clear the voice and co
der articulation wonderfully easy.
TAVERN LICENSES.—A number of
persons have requested u-, by letter, to
publish tavern license notices, 'ihis
we cannot do. Petitions for license
must be filed in the Prothonotary's of
fice, after which that officer furn .shes
us with a list for publication. Parties
desiring license had letter attend to
this jnatter at once, for after next wee*
the ntimber of insertion- required by
law cannot be had.
SKVEUE STORM.— On last Monday
afternoon a severe storm of rain, accom
panied with thunder and lightning,
passed over this place. We learn that
; in some districts of the county the
storm was more severe than here:
whole lines of fences yielding to the
furious elements. In Last Providence
the barn of Wr. William Whetstone
was entirely destroyed by the storm.
M >X IC A I'PUISTM EST--—A lex.
M. Lloyd, of llollidi ysl urg has bee n
Hpjiointed Deputy District Grand Mas
ter for the counties of Cambria, Hunt
ingdon, Blair and Bedford.
J. King MeLaughlan of the same
place, has been re appointed Deputy
Di-trict Grand High Priest for the
counties of Blair, Cambria, Hunting
don, Mifflin, Juniata. Bedford and
Fulton.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.— On Friday
night last, the extensive Tannery of
Rowland Austin in Licking Creek
Township, caught fire from the boiler,
and was burn' to the ground. There
was an insurance on the building, but
to what extent, and the amount of 10-s
we were unable to ascertain. This is
the third time it has been burnt.— Ful
ton Republican.
STILL BELLIGERENT.— The guerril
la fight among the Huntingdon radi
cals still goes bravely on. The crimi
nations and recriminations of the sev
eral factions are rich, rare and racy.
"Dad" Lewis' efforts at explanation as •
to what party he belongs toare"trooly
phunny." With the same stoic indif
ference which the woman manifested
when her husband ami the bear were
fighting, we "don't care which whips."
I Go in lemons!
HYMENEAL.— Jordan, junior editor
of the Inquirer , being disgusted with
the state of "single bie-sednes-" lias
"went and gone" and emigrated to the
state of matrimony. Venturesome
youth! Plucky editor! May you ev
er rejoice that you have joined the no
ble band of benedicts ! To the Senior
we would say, 'go and do likewise,'
and escape the horrid idea of dying an
"old maid!"
NEW TREASURER.— With the coun
ty audit the term of I-aac Mengel, E-q.,
a? county treasurer, closed, and he has
handed over all books, paper.-, Ac., to
his successor, Hugh Moore, Esq. Mr.
Mengel wa- an excellent eflicer and
rendered satisfaction to the county and
the people. Mr. Moore's well known
bu-ife qualification- leave no <1 iiibt
of his ability to render a good account
of the trust which the people have im
po-ed upon him.
PUN TO. — A few days ago a Sin-riff's
jury had a "long sta—ion" in a case to
a—damages for the otistruetion of
a road. A Mock, a Slick and a Dull
were interested as plaintiffs and de
fendant-. During the progress of the
ease one of the jurors got off the follow
ing: "Do they intend to make a
Mock of this CRse by Slick ing it over
in the/)//-est manner?" Cruel puns
tor!
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.— On Mon
day evening last the first of a series of
lectures under the au-pice- of the Good
Templar's lodge, of thi- place, was de
livered in the court house, by the Rev.
Thomas Heyden. The rootn was filled
to overflowing and the vast crowd ii-.-
tened to the venerable lecturer with
the most profound at'ention. Father
Heyden piead earnestly and eloquent
ly for total abstinence from the use of
a'eohoiie stimulant-. We tru-t that
hi- word- of admonition and warning
may not have been uttered Iri vatn,
but that the cause of temperance may
recei% - ea new impetu-from this and
the public lecture- which are to follow
on the -übject. For the lecture, which
will be given on next Monday evening
the Rev. H. Heckerman was an
nounced.
BA=SJN THE JUNIATA.— We learn
from the Huntingdon Globe that at>out
ten days ago three hundred has- were
placed in the Juniata river about a
mile anil a half above that town.
They were brought in a barrel from
the Potomac, and with such safety
that only one died during the pa—age.
A few years ago a few enterprising di-r
tuples of Walton put a dozen or two of
Potomac bass in the Ray-town branch,
but whether there are any there now is
a question that ha- not been solved as
yet. We e e iture the prediction, how
ever. that our Huntingdon neighbors
m ill beauetx —ful in their enterprise, as
they have gone about this piscatorial
matter in a business like manner, and
-in m determined to test thoroughly
the question of (xtpuiating their waters
with the delicious ba-s.
SNAKY.— The Hollidaysbnrg Regis
ter i- responsible tor the following
-nake -tory: On Monday morning
last, in HoJlidaysburg, a- Mr. C'. F.
Eccleston was going out of his front
door, he found a small snake, measur
ing about two feet in length, trying to
get up his front door -tops. The night
was cold and windy, and where his
-nakesbip came from, and how he liv
ed, is past our comprehension. The
most singular part of the matter is,
that Mrs. Eccleston dreamt during the
night that a snake w1- tlying to git
into thecradle to the baby, and -he re
luted the dream to her husband before
b • went out and found the snake.
The liberal proprietor of the Phiiu.
Public Ledger bo- published an alman
ac fr lS7'i which lie he- presented to his
numerous subscribers as a New Year's
gift. It is ornamental as well as use
ful and is replete with valuable infor
m ;tion. The publisher wilt accept our
thanks for the copy which is oefore
us, j
tjTiT 33fTifWn
LOCAL EDITING.— Apropos to the es
tablishment in Washington College,
Va., of a department for education in
journalism, the Cincinnati Tunes
thinks that the special profes-orship
for instruction should be, as follows:
"The student in the local business
should have a great deal of -xercise on
his legs each day—taught that it isn t
brains so much as leg talent that is n -
quired to make an efficient local repor- i
tee. e must learn to smell an i'ein
at a long di-tauoe, as the mode! war
horse "souliesh the battle fronialar,
and spare no extra exertion in finning
it. "ilis fancy and imagination
to be cultivated somew imt, and his in
vention quickened and encouraged, in
order that he ms*y have something to
fall back on in case things persist
ently refuse to happen, lor the
public demands local news every day,
remember, whether there beany or
not. Deprive them of able 'leaders
and they may stand it for a day or two
but they won't give up their local news
not for a single issue.
"1 he would be loi-ul will require tit
tie Instruction in regard to receiving
presents of t "jots, hats, clothing, bot
tles of wine, oyster-, dead-head tickets
etc., etc. '1 hey learn that \ ry readily.
The professor can do us he pleases a
bout advising them to accept or refu-e
such perquisites. If any conscientious
young lta-al -houid have any -erupt, s
about accepting, we would remind him
that he has a- high authority as the
President of the United rstates lor tak
ing in any pre-euts offered him, and lis
can imitate it or not.
"The student should be taught to
mi-s his meals often, -it up late at
night, eat all sort- of festive suppers,
and sit patiently to hear long and dull
speeches from after dinner orators.—
He must learn not to fe aiarmed by
threats of horse whipping, and must
be licked occasionally by the professor
to accustom him to any incidents of
the kiinl that are not improbable to oc
cur.
• He must t>e taught to have no emo
tions of his own, to look upon all ca
lami! ie> with a purely professional eye,
to observe and describe the convulsing
humor of a popular comedian, and
catch the la-t sigh of an expiring vic
tim of the hangman, with the same
stoical indifference. The profc—or of
ii>cul rejKjrting ought to hang a man oc
ca-'tonally in the presence oflheclass,
in order* that they may become aide
to report executions. And finally, the
candidate for the 'local' chair should
learn to live on a moderate income,
sternly subdue all inclinations for more
than the nec—arie- of life, and tie will
ing to give poverty a smiling welcome,
until fate or his own exertions hoists
him to a higher place."
PLBIO uitALS.
THE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC, for
l-70, i- now ready fordistribulion, and
i- one of the best of it- kind issued in
the United States. The political
scholar, the agriculturist, merchant,
manufacturer, and industrious work
ing-man, everywhere, should have
this Almanac where he can lay his
hand upon it at any moment, for it i
replete with miscellaneous informa
tion useful to all. The voter, especial
ly. should have it. for it make- known
many political point- that are of vast
importance to him, if he would vote
understandingly; and as an old-fash
ioned, home-circle ALMANAC, it is well
up in the astronomical calculations
these issues generally embrace. Price
for single copies, 10 cts., 7 copies, $1.00;
1") copies. s2.tKt, post paid ; by ex pre--?,
$12.0!) per hundred. Addres Van Ev
rie, Horton A Co., No. IG2 Nassau st.,
N. V.
THE LADY'S FRIEND FOR FEBRUA
RY. —The Febuary number of this fa
vorite magazine leads off with a fine
steel engraving of "The First Ball"
—a -eene which will t>e particularly in
t--resting to young lady readers. Thin
follows the large -lieet of Colored Fash
ions, tasteful and stylish ; and a varie
ty of superior wood-cuts, illustrating
the la e-t mode for costumes, bonnets,
hats, &c. The music for this month
is, "I wish that I were Young Again."
The literary department has excellent
articles in prose and poetry. Publish
ed by Deacon & Peterson, 319 Walnut
.Street, Philadelphia. Price $2.00 a
year which also Includes a large -teel-
I engraving . Four copies, SG. Five
copies (and one gratis , SS. "The Lady's
Friend" and "The Saturday Evening
Post" - and one engraving:, $4.00.
BRAIXARD'S MUSICAL WORLD.—
The January number of this valuable
musical monthly is at hand, as enter
taining and in-tractive as ever. The
present number contains three beauti
ful new pieces of music—"Striving for
t lie Mastery," new temperance song
and chorus ; "Under the Hazel Tree, *
a l>eautiful song, arid "Annie Waltz,"
for the piano, one of the prettiest
waltzes we have ever beard. The mu
sic in this number is alone worth the
subscription price a year, which is on
ly $l.OO We advise all our reader- to
subscribe at once, as a new volume be
gins with this number, or send ten cents
to the publishers R Brainard & Sons,
Cleveland, 0., and they will -end you
specimen copies by return mail.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE.— The fir-t
of the monthlies to put in an appear
ance on our table for February, is Pe
tersons Indies ' Xaitonal. Our better
hall assures u- that it cannot Vome t<x>
early. As a book <>f fashions it lias no
rival. Mrs. Ann S. Stevens' great -to
re, "The I'ris nor of tho Hastlle, ' is at
present running through the page- of
this magazine. The above is worth the
g ibseription j rice. Send $2.00 to C'ha-,
J. Peter-.n, Tri Chestnut et,, Phil
adelphia, and gel it for one year.
PACKARD'S MONTHLY.— The Feb
ruary number of this sprightly maga
zine is on our table. It is the livliest
journal on our li-t, and we eagerly
await its monthly visits. Packard
discards fiction, hut the pages of his
magazine are enriched by the every
day life of men and w< men of yester
day and today. Enlarged and im
proved for the present year it bids fair
far a long life of u-efulness. For
term-*, AT., address, S- S. Packard. t37
Broadway, New York.
BAI.LOI S MONTHLY.— This month
ly magazine is a marvel of excellence
and cheapness. The February number
is on our tabic, arid the best that we can
say for it is, that it is as interesting ;<s
ever. The subscriber i- presented with
a hundred pages of choice reading mat
ter every month at the low prieeof one
dollar a year. Address the publishers
Elliot, Tbomes & Talbot, 63 Congress
Street, Boston, Mass. j
MARRIKD.
CUSTER-FEASTER-%tb Methodist pxr
fonage in S-bellsburg Jan i•- -y Kev A . ;
Decker. Mr. Joseph Custer tfl Ml** L.uisa Feas
tcr both of Bedn.rd county. l'-
JORDAN—SHUCK—^OB Wednesday, tie I2ih
ins! at the residence of the bride * mother, tn
Bedford. by tb*Kev A. VI. Gbsoo. .Mr. Samuel
J J oris a and Miss Miry A >ak, both of Bed
fori.
DIED.
\ CAHN—Departed this life- on the looming
fof January the I#!. W- Mri Hannah
Cam. aged 63 years. 1! in nth* and 2S days. !
Moiher Cam w*4 well known m 'ni: community, j
* Di m*BJ were they wb<* syippfctniied with her
in ber severe affliction. God - ways are inyste
ri,ra ._ .*hat r know not now we shall know
hereafter"' —"at evecingtimc it sh II belight^
iUu - torments.
OUBLH; SALE OF
V* VALUABLE RE YL ESTATE -
By virtue of an order of the urpbans' Court, the
undersigned will expose to sale, at public auction,
on FRIDAY", the lltb day of FEBRUARY', lS7y,
on the promises, in Bedford town-hp, a desirable
farm, adjoining lands of John f Spruit, Jons
tbett Die til. Jacob Shar;/r Sastn Carney and
others, containing 'JO acre-", about acres cleared
: and under fence, 10 acres of which is good mead- '
ow. The improvement# are a ore and a half story j
log dwelling house, log barn, and her budding* ;
Also a large orchard of choice apple, peach and
cherry trees. The above farm is in a guod neigh
borhood and within a mile d Bilord
Sale to t minence at in ■•"el-.'.-k f said day.
J. W LIXGENFKLTER. J
Aim'r of Mis. Georgians R Reamer, dee'd.
jan2ttw4 1
SHERIFF'S SALE"*-— By virtue of
sundry writs of Veodt' I.tp.nj*. I'itri
JErtae. and Liriri Fart a* to tue directed, there
will be exposed to sale, by public vendue or out
crv. at tbe Court llouse. in the B >rough of Bed
i ford, on Satardov. the 12-b day of February, A.
D 1870. at lOo'cloek. a m . the following de
scribed Real Estate. to wii :
All Defendant's interest in and to two lots of
gr ur.d. fronting 16S feet a Main St.. and run
ning back to an alley 210 feet with a two atory
frame house, frame shop wash bou-e. smoke house
ar i 1 -• stable there I. erected a-tj ;ning I ts ~f
H W Rt-.-ler and Geo. Shaffer, also two back j
lots fronting on an alley !-> fet and running
bark 24U feet, adjoining lots f A J. Robbins
and Vim McClelland, situate in Kainsburg Bor
ocgh, Bedford county and taken in execution as
the property of A C Vaugban.
ALSO—AII defendant YY in Bennett s interest
in and to a tract of land situate in Southampton
township. Bedford county, adj-tning Moses Tewell
on the North, and James Northcrc.lt on the East |
and Win, Lash ley on the West, containing ISO ;
1 acres, m re or leas, with log boa*e, stable and
other out buildings thereon erected, also an ap
f-le orchard thereon, about o l acres cleared and
ondorcultivation,seized and taken in execution
as the properiv of YVm Bennet.
WM KBY'sKR. Sheriff
Sheriff"s ogee, Bedford, Jan 20th I t7O.
1) ! I.isTEK's NOTICE—AR per-
V sor.s interested, are hereby t tiffed that the
toll, wing acc untants bave filed their account# in
tbe Register #Office of Bedford c icty. and that
the same will be presented to the Orphans Court,
in and fur aaid county, on Tuesday the lath day
of Feb . next , at the C-mrt House, in Bedford,
for confirmation :
The account of Rov. John C.-s.ua Executor of
the last will ar.d te.lament of Mr* Kate Ham
no nd. late of Bedford Borough, dec-eased.
The Account of Oliver E Shannon. Guardian of
Jackson Mills and Sarah E Mills, minor children
of John Mills, late of M mroe township, deceased
The account of O E. Shann c, G urJtau of
the minor children of Samuel 11 late, late of
lie iforu Borough, deceased j
Tbe account of John T Keagy Guardian of
Emma W.. Richard Me Henry W . and Emory
H Soiaerville, minor children of Abner Snmer
ville. Sate of Southampton township, deceased
Tbe account of John A Gump. Executor of tae
■ la*i will and testament of Keoeea Kitehey, late
of West Providence township, deceased.
The account of John T. Keagy. Trustee to sell
tbe Real Estate of Henry Brant, late of Cum
berland Valley township, deceas- d.
The account" of John P Reed. Guardian of
Ja - t> B ehell, minor son of E D. itehell, ia'.e ;
of ibe Borough of Sehellsburg. deceased.
The account of Satnuel d hip and Martin Boris.
Administrators of ihu Estate of 1- rederick Borta, j
late TCumberland Valley township, deceased.
Tbe firs: aceouat ot Frederick liillegass, Ad
mifii*traior ox iii© oJ Juhn CorlfiJ, ;
late ol Juniata township, deceased
The account of A M Horn and D- J Horn.
Administrators of tbe Estate of Andrew lini,
late of St Clair l wnship, decease i.
The acci UDt ot John ReeX, Trustee to stu tue
Real Estate ot Jacob Howaare late ot Southamp
ton township. dcoKvaed
The account of John F.ckcs. Administrator ol
the Estate of John W. Fickes. late of I nion tp .
decessad. .
'1 he account of Thoisas J. Croyle, Administra
tor of toe Estate of Thomas Oldbatu, Esq , late of
Union township, deceased.
jsu2u* l JOHN P. REED. Register.
| FOT OP OA! SEU I'L 1' DQWJN
I 4 FOR Tlil.xL AT FEBRUARY* TERM. 1S?0 :
i4.n day ;
i Frederick Miller veJoha Mcllwaine.
Middle W oodberry tp., v Epnraiin Longenecker
et ai . ,
i SfipixU W. Mailm vs George Mulliu sKx
J M Shoemaker ACo v# itii.iam A. Powell.
George . Gump. Esq .vs Philip Eebselter.
Certified January 10th. ih7o.
janl3w4. _ J tiS P REED, ProthT.
/ IREAP
IT
REDUCTION
IN
PRICES
OF
DRYGO O D S ,
TO CLOSE OCT
WINTER STOCK!
BARGAINS FOR CASII !
A. B. CRAMER A (O.
! Jan. 12,1870 ff.
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and by virtue of bi# office of the Court of Oyer and
Terminer and Generai Jail Delivery for the trial of
capital and other offenders therein, and the Gei -
| eral Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace; and
Q. IV. Gtvr, and WILLUKU. EICHOLTX, Judgeaof
the same Court in the same County of Bedford,
I Y'ou and each of you, are hereby required to be
and appear in your proper person* with your Re
•••rd*. Keeognixanees. Exatnicarions. and other
RomembraDeee, before the Judges aforesaid, at
Bedford, at a Court of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery and General Quarter Ses
sions of the peace therein to beholden forthecour.-
tv of B-.-dford, aforesaid, o t th> it Muttdam of
t PeK U3ry .{being the 1 kth Jay.) IS7O. <7? 10 o'rtori;
in tlu fort,toon of that day. there aad then to da
: those thing- 10 which your several offices appertain.
Given under my band and seal the 2titn day of
January, in toe vearof our Lord. Icri).
WILLI AM KEY'SER.
SBERIFV 'S OrvtCE. ( Sheriff.
Bedford. Jan . 2U. It' | 4
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Slotirfs, At.
riMU'STEE ACCOUNT foreonflrtna
-4_ tiun at February Terra oftheOnihans'Court
of Bod Dad county. 15:h February. I*7B.
The account of John T. Kcagy. Trustee
ft r (be sale of the real estate of Henry Bract,
late of Cumberland Valley township, dec'd.
deelfiwfi. -'NO P. HEED. Reg t.
V EDITOR'S NOTICE.—The un
dersi&red, appointed Auditor by the Or
phans' Court of Bedford county, to make distri
bution of the balance in the bands of Leonard
Bitner. E-q , Aden mis! rator ol tbe Estate of
D.iniel Meyers, dee'd will aMend to tbe duties
of bis appointment, at hia office in tbe borough
of Bedford, on Taeslay the 27"h day of January
A D ,1*79 at IP o'clo-k. A M where persona
latere fed can attend if they de-if
jlllM HiU .AKI) h KEKR. Auditor
N 7 OTIC E TO BUILDERS AND i
_ BUY"EUS The c cbool Directors of Bedford
township, will let the contract* for the erection of
three school house** one at Boydatown, one :
MillUiwn. and one at fraier's iu Dutch corner to
tbeloweat an 1 be.st bidders. on SATURDAY, the
_".i:h day of JAN EAR Y. 1370. at the fcheoicaker
Hotel ia Bedford, at 2 o'ei wk in the afternoon,
on which day plan and Speeifiss'ions iney be
| teen.
They will als.; seii a*, the same time to th* high
est and best bid iers the three o d Schools Hou>es
situate resp--tiivaly in Sbovers's Valley, Boyds
t'>n *nl MM town Bv order of tho Board .
j tnl32 TIL 'MAS GILCHRIST .-e y
/ vFFICK I] '■ R- T. M. ;f. K. CO.,
\ / 417 YV ,:lnut Street.
PaiLAHELr-atA.
The .Annua! Meeting of the Stockholders of tbe
Huntingdon an 1 Brosi Top Mountain Kailroa t
and Coal Company, w i'l be bi l l at the idfise of
the Company, "it TUESDAY. FEBRUARY" J- -
ls7o. at 11 o'clock. A. M., wieo an election will
he held for a President and twelve Directors for
the ensuing year. I. P AERTSEN Sec'y
jmE>w3. *
Is IT YOl"?—To those of our pa
trons, who have promptly called and settle!
•. i.ir account- we return our .hank- There
are o hers, however who have carelessly neg-eet
ed thisdutv. Is It Y*ou ' J leise reflect, and if
it is. remember that W your act unt, if of four
month-standing, is note!;—rd by Cat/, or .Yo.-
before the Ist. of Feb. I7c you wiil ask us for
further credit after ih't on pain of being refusal,
and that we shall proceed to enforce settlement
by law without further notice, we mean busi
ness It you can't pay us, you can give your ob
ligation to pay. and thus close your account
janlo TOml G. K- OSTER A CO.
W M. LLOYD,
}} . BANKER,
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collection* on all accessible points in the United
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Account* of Merchants. Mechanics Fanners and
all others solicited.
Interest allowed on time Deposits
janl3,'7otf.
r. | " - A month made by agents
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work BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS ATD BE
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ter. after teing given op by physicians and de
spaired of by her father, was restored from CON
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without use of medicine. Sent free Address
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dec23wi Jersey City. N. J .
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ATEUII CI"LTIV ATO R ' S
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FLXYAVER AND KITCHES GAIID. X.
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the culture of over 1509 leading varieties of Flow
ets .mJ Vegetables; a'so discriplive list ol the
JCT Hie- of tbe present sc. -on .to wnteb is added
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\ VALUABLE FARM AT PRI-
V VATE SALE—The subscriber offers for
"ie a good improved farm, situate iu Snske
twin? iowt ship. Bedford eounfy. Pa . two miles
from Mt Dallas Station, on the Huntingdon aDd
Broadtop Railroad, eontaining 239 acres L:iae
stone land, about ISOaerescleared and uDdergood
fence {*oo panels p-.-t fence), and the halart-e
well timbered, having thereon a good large
Frame U -u-e. Urge Bank Barn and sit necessary
©ut-buifdir,g. 3 nerer-failißg Springs oi water.
3 Orchard- 2 g-->d tenant houses and a g-scd Saw
Mill. The above mansion farm i in a good state
of cultivation, and is well ealeeiated lor 2 farms
For farther particulars, address the subscriber
HFCNRL HEU-HBKRGEE.
janfiaui* Bloody Run, Fa.
F.LILH SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL E-SIATE—On MONDAY. FEB.
7tb. 1079, tbe undersigned. Adin'rrf the estate of
An. Fraiier. late of Juniata tji . dee'd, by vir
tue of an order of she Orphans Court of Be-iford
e unty, wiil sell at public sale, on the premise*,
all that farm a d Tract of Land, of which said
dee d died seixed. situate in the township of
Juniata, aforesaid, containing 355 acres. 25
perches, about ,50 acres cleared, having thereon
erected a dwtlhng hrusc and barn and necessary
outbuilding®, wtiti au orchard thereon : adjoining
lands of tne un itrsigne 1, s-amuel WI"
Eiusey. Jnures Burns, Wm. McKinney ai d Joca
-huii*. lerurs one thiril to remain a charge
upon the premises durn; the lifetime of tee
widow, the interest payable ancnsliy to her. and
•at her death the principal to the heir-, one third
in hand at confirmation of sale, and the rsmairi
ing third in two equal annual piayment? thereaf
ter -sle to begin at 10 o'clock. A M. of svid
•day. Possession will be given at . nee.
J.!ii6*4 JAMES W. FSAZIER. ALM'r.
ijYANNEItV FOR SALE OR RENT.
JL —The subscriber t ffers for sale or rent, his
Tvunery. with Bark Mill and Tools: also hi* fine
store ivom torrent Posatsaiuugiven on the Ist of
April, 170 This property i- located in the
b-srougn of Schelleburg, Bedl.rd county, an ex
ec lent location for both -tore and tannery For
lurthcr particulars, addres-
JOHN 5. SCUELL.
jir,Sni3 tschellsburg. Pa.
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vantageous where no serioas derangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, c-ften fiDdsthat a dose
of these PILLS makes hitc feel decidedly better,
fr .in their oleansinu and renovating effect en tbe
digestive apparatus.
UK. J. V AVER A CO , Practical CAcmi
IX)WELL- MAiRV. S. A.
dec2'69yl B F HARRY. AGEXT_
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.—The un
dersigned hereby give notice that they have
dissolved the partnership heretofore existing be
tween them in the mercantile business, by mutu
al consent. The book? are in the hands of romon
Herrhmanforeolleetion. wbowilialsopay alldebta
owed bv the late firm
SIMON HERSHMAN,
sept9s9tf SOL' 'MON GREEN BALM.
HINKLEY KNITIIN S
' MACHINES—The mos: ]-erfe<-t ma
chine yet invented. Will widen and narrow,
turn a heel, or point the toe. It will knit plain
or ribbed. It will knit stockings, drawers, shirts,
hoods, comforters, tnittens. de Ac. It is cheap,
simple and durable. It sets up its own work.
USE-- but -DP needle, and requires NO adjusting
whatever. It will do the ssme work that the
L imb machine will do,and costs less ihan half as
much, and has not the tenth part of tbe maehine
ry to get out of order Circulars ami samples
mailed freeon application. Agents wanted. All
machines guaranteed STRAYV A MORTON
Gcn'l Ageti'i No 20. St Pittsburg Pa
cov2s 69yd
L BEDFORD HOUSE*TOR SALE
ffOR RENT—Possession given at any time be
tween this date and the Ist of April, I*7o. Foi
further particulars inou re of
norSfi'Mtf J.J SHOEMAKER
ORDERS from a tlisLmt-e for any
kind of JOB PRINTING promptly attended
t>7 send to TilK GAZKTTK JOB OFFICE, Bed
f.rd. P.
Vf E RCHA NTS anti MECHA N ICS,
ifJL and Business men generally will advane*
th 'irown interests by adyertiting in the column*
TB G*KTy*
IT. lit SALE — Two dwelling Hou-je
with valuible !ot§ apparteuant thereto in
B ivd-towa. Terms aasy Inquire of J- W
L"NGKNFELTER, Bedford. IVnna.
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