Ske Gazette
Home and Around.
HUNTINGDON AS BROAD TOP R.R.
ti irts ABBA3oE"t>'t —TiKETtBLE.—Or nd
zfter Sept. ISth. passenger train# will arrive and
depart a# follow# :
Mail Train leave# Mt. DiU at I <M> p m .ar
rive* at Huntingdon at 4 20 p. m : leave# Hunt
jcg lun at 9.40 & tn.. and arrive# at Mt Palla# at
11 52 a. tn.
Aco B Train, leave# Saxton at W2O a m ,
and arrive# at Huntingdon, at 10.10 a. m.; leaves
Huntingdon at 555 p. tn., and arrives at Saxton
at 7 41 p. m.
Spring time has not yet come, gentle
Annie. -
A military company has been form
ed in Huntingdon.
Next Friday is "Ail Fools Day.
Look out for huge sells.
Garden time will soon be here. —
Hunt up the shovel and the hoe.
Faster Sunday occurs this year on
the 17th day of April. Eggs-aetly. ,
Bedford has the prettiest store rot m
in the State outside of Philadelphia.
Thirty persons were initiated by the
Good Templars of Somerset, last week, j
To validate a deed it must be recor
ded vviihin six months after date of .
purchase.
Now is the time to trim trets and
grape vines. This important matter
should be attended to at once.
The Fulton Republican has changed
hands—Mr. H. E. Shafer retiring and
H. B. Jeffries taking charge of the pa
per. >
An act has pasxd the Legislature
exempting sewing machines in use in
families from levy aud from sale for •
debt.
Episcopal services will be held in the
court house on next Sunday, and the
iio'y Communion will be administer- !
cd by Rev. Mr. Pedlupe.
The chap who remarked, "Still I
Love Thee," changed his tune after
marriage to "I love thee still" —but
she wouldn't be still.
A Somerset youth was recently
frightened into convulsions by a wo
man whom he mistook for a ghost.
These women are unsubstantial crea
tures.
A disease similar to the whooping
cough prevails among tiie children of
Huntingdon. A great many have
died.
The Rev. Dr. Hamlin will preach in
the Methodist church next Sabbath, at
half pest 10 o'clock, the occasion of the
first quarterly meeting.
Conundrum —Had "our member"
anything to do with the recent trans
fer of the Fulton Republican to other
hands?" "How r much you make?"
The first quarter of the Wood berry
Model and Normal School under the
charge of the County Superintendent,
will begin on Tuesday the sth of April.
Girls to whose olfactories the odor
of dish water is not an abomination
are the best article in the matrimonial
market. Sensible young men can bid
high on such.
If the Hollidaysburg Register will
confine itself to/acw we will try and
an-wer some of its astute conundrums.
We haven't time to waste in replying
to its incongruous statements.
George Altmillerof Somerset coun- ;
ty was convicted last week, at Pitts- i
burg, for illicit distilling, and sentenc- '
ed to pay a tine of one thousand dol
lars and six month's imprisonment.
The school directors of Huntingdon
county met, last week, lor the purpose
of increasing the salary of the County
Superintendent. And they did in
crease it to the amount of just fifty
cents I Magnanimous Directors!
The census-takers will commence
their rounds on the first of oune next,
and are required to report to the Su
perintendent by the first of November
following. The census is taken under
the law governing those of IBsy-'6O.
DEDICATION.—Tuesday the 26th d iy
of April is the Anniversary of the Or
der of Odd Fellows. Oa that day tie
Lodge of this place will parade in fui!
regalia and dedicate.their lot in the
Cemetery with appropriate cereiuo- j
cies.
REMOVED.—T. P. Beegle A Bro.
have removed their meat vending es
tablishment, to the room recently oc
cupied by George Mardorff. Having
"pulled up stakes" they are ready, as
heretofore, to furnish all customers
with the most delicious steak the mar
ket affords.
EXHIBITION.—The schools of B. F.
Harcleroad and Abraham Weisel, Jr.,
in Co I era in township, bad a joint ex
hibition in the brick church, at the
close of the winter term. The perfor- j
inaoeesare represented as having been
very good, reflecting credit alike on
teachers and pupils.
ROAI> IMPROVEMENT. —The Bedford
and Sloytsown turnpike is being put
in excellent condition. The company
have commenced the repairs much ear
lier than usuai this sea on, so as to g t
the roa.l iu good order for the traveling
public by Spring. For this the mana
gers deserve great credit.
The Huntingdon Globe is responsi
ble for the following:—
"Our Democratic friends seeking of
fice must not console themselves With
the oehef that the colored vote will be '
light—for how can the colored vote be j
light.
Will some one please rub Lewis' j
heed-
*
Ti!R Internal Revenue Bureau has
decided tbat after May Ist, 1870, all
adhesive stamps u>e<l upon instruments
of writing. Ac., mentioned in schedule
B of the Internal Revenue Laws, shall
be canceled by the person affixing
them, either by writing upon each
and every stamp, with ink, the initi
als of the giver's name, and date of
year, month and day, or by cutting
and canceling the same by a certain
machine approved by the Commission
er.
Huntingdon must be a "red hot"
place. Homicide-! and 'serious affrays"
are the order of the day. The other
day a young man, eon-hl-r.tUy tx-ri
final, came into a Utr-ru'tn, and ' r
disorderly conduct wsra struck ov -r
the head with aelub or poker so se
verely as to render his life an uncer
tainly.
REAL ESTATE SALES. —John H.
Border sold the "Bonier Mansion"
farm on the Pitts' urg pike, to Samuel
W. Staller, for S4,oUL
Wifliam Shafer sold his farm near
B -1 ford to John Cessna, E-q., for
| *(i,GOO.
Henry Miller, executor of John Mil
ler, dee'd, sold the farm near Bridge
p rt to Joseph Cessna, Samuel Miiler
and Jacob Evans, for $\99S.
M ETHODIST CON FERENCE A PPOIJ T
MENTS. —The Central Conference of t he
! Methodist church, at the late session
held at Lew istown, made the follow
: ing appointments for this county:—
Sax ton, C. V. Wilson and J. R. A
ker> ; Bloody Run, G. W. C. Van FOA
sen; Rays Hill, R. H. Wharton ; Bed
ford, A. W.Gibson ; Raicsburg, W. R.
Whitney ; Schellsburg, J. A. Ross.
Again nervous old women are being
Lightened with terrible Munchausen
' stories of t v e "bloody" and "murder
ous Ku-Klux." an organization that
exists only in the disordered brain of
the intensely loil. Now look out lor
a new encroachment upon the liberties
0 the people, or a fresh raid upon the
Treasury. One or the other is sure to
follow.
The remarkable properties of
Brown's Bronchial Trendies have been
t turoughly tested since first introduc
ei. 1 iie <l j iiiaud for them has steadi
ly increased, and purely upon their
own merits, they have found favor
witli those who, from .Pulmonary,
Bronchial or Asthmatic complaints,
r.-quire them. For Coughs aud Colds
tney are efficacious.
Now that the Committee have n
ported to censure "Cadet" Covode, a ct
tiinporary asks "will he resign? Co
vode re-sign ? Why you might just as
wellattempt to remove Hie barnacles of a
ship by whistling the' Rogue's March'
as to expect to get the great "Alliga
tor" out of Congress by a resolution of
"censure." John will "stick" like an
"honest" man.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will be administered in tlie Presbyte
rian church, of Bedford, by Rev. K.
F. Wilson, next sabbath, (April 3.
Tne annual collection for Education,
Publication and Freedioen. will be ta
ken up. Sermon on Saturday at 2 1".
M., Sabbath at 10J A. M. end 7 P. M.
Aiier sermon,on Saturday, thecongte
gation will determine as to the election
of some more elders, and if the w. y
be eit-ar, proceed to their election.
SERIOUSLY HURT.—Constable Fet
ter wa- seriously burton y
iu the following manner: He ws
. bringing some goods to town on a two
horse wagon, and while passing
| through Boydstowu the horses took
fright, ran away, and threw him iroiu
the top of the load on some stones on
the turnpike. No bones were broken,
bu. the oruies received were quite se
vere. The injured man was removed
to his residence where he is doing as
| well as could lie expected.
The "Local Option Bid" passed the
j House at Harrisburg on Wednesday
; last, ai.d now goes to the Senate ior
j concurrence. This bill we are inform
ed, provides that all cities, boroughs
and townships shall vote on the ques
tion of Tavern Licenses once every
three years, and that if a majority of
the votes cast are against license, no
license shall be granted for the period
i afore-aid iu the cities, boroughs and
townships, so voting. The passage of
t le bill ly the Senate is doublet!.
FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!!—Are you
in-ured ? If not don't delay to secure a
Policy in the Farmers Mutual Fire In
u sanceCon i pany of York ,Pa. The York
1 isures against t ss or damage by Jigh'-
I iig whether tire ensues or not. And
Lve stock when insured in barns are
a so in-ure 1 against death by lightning
oi the premises of the assured. These
are new features in insurance, without
j a Iditional cost, not extended to the as
-nred by any other Company. The
York is the only Mutual company that
never made an assessment.
W. A. EDWARDS, Agent,
Bedford Pa.
SLIGHTLY PREVIOUS.—The Radi
cals of Blair county, in their call for
primary elections, have affectionately
invited their fifteenth amendment
brethren to participate. All "llepubli
| cans," " including those upon whom the
i right of suffrage has been conferred by
j Constitutional Amendment ," are reques
ted to vote. The radicals of Blair in
their "indecent haste" to gobble up tlie
j newly enfranchised, could not wait for
; the proclamation announcing the a
i doptiou of the so-called amendment.
List fall the party was just as eager to
I deny that negro suffrage would ever
jbe a thing of reality. Then they were
ashamed of their "colored brethren,"
now they hug them and exclaim in
supplicating tone, "Am 1 not z man
and brother?" And they are. And
of such is .he kingdom of Radicalism.
• —-
MILITIA FINES.—The House, at
Harrisburg, recently passed a bill
j directing that each and every per
j son not exempt from military ser
-1 vice by existing laws, and who is
uut now, or -hall not hereafter be
come a member of some military or
i ganization, shall pay a tine or fifty
i ceuts annually to tbe collector of taxes,
which sum shall exempt hiui from lia
bility to perform military service ; the
proceeds to be devoted to su-tainir g
1 volunteer military organizations; and
; "in any county in which there shall be
j no volunteei military organization the
money received into the brigade fund,
as aforesaid, shall lie paid by the coun
ty treasurer of said county at the close
! of each year, to the school boards f
j the several school districts in said
j county, in proportion to the nura' er
j of taxable mhAOtunis in said district,
i to be used for school purposes."
\i)t mvt:*ov?f>_ jgj^
FIRE.—The tannery situated in Weds
township, this erimty, owned by
Me-srs. Lyon and Met' Lire, wns d -
stroy.-d by fire on Friday merßiog
last. It appears that the pipes were
frozen up, and some of the hands at
tempted to thaw them by holding
burning torches under them- It is
supposed to have taught from this,
though one of the owners, Mr. Mc-
Clurc, examined the premises tbe
night Ik-.fore about 9 o'clock and ap- i
patently every itiTng was right. The
fire was discovered about _ in the
morning. We understand there was
an insurance of 4-U,ooo on the lannery.
| —Ralton Rf pubtii on.
SKUNKS.—The high premium en
seal; s appears to have increased the
number of pestiferous aninm's in this
county wonderfully. Scalps of foxes,
hawks, owls and skunks are pouring
into tbe c unty treasurer at a rate that
threatens to financially weaken that
institution. One man in St. Clair
township has presented the scalps of one
hundred and sixteen skunks, within i!.e
, last two months! Iu other sections
the "tribe" of that highly pertumed
i animal seem- to be equally prolific,
judging from the number of ears that
are presented almost daily for pay
ment of premium. We wonder
whether some of the skunks do not,
like the one captured by the French
man, "look like one 'possum in de
face!" Frenchmen are not the only
- eople that make mistakes of that
kind.
MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF
REED A SCHELL.—According to an
nouncement the credo >rs of lited A
Sehell met at the Court House on last
Friday at 1 o'clock. John R- Jordan
was chosen President and H. W. Fish
er ami J. E. Biack, Secretaries. This
meeting was calico at the suggestion
of Mr. Sehell, who, according to the j
I notice given in the papers, was "anx
ious to know what di-positiin the
creditors would desire him to make of
his property w as to realize the great
est amount for the cre<litors of Reed A
Sehell." The nieeiing was largely at
tended. Mr. Sehell was present and
proposed to the creditors that he was
willing to give 3o,(>o0 in money, pay
able in four annual installments, with
interest, to be secured by deeds of
trust, towards liquidating -;he indebt
edness of Reed A .Sehell, ptovided the i
creditors would give him a fuil re
lease .-o far as he was individually con- '
earned. A resolution embodying this t
proposition w-s offer* d 'and voted;
down. Next a resolution looking to
bankruptcy was offered and almost u- ;
naniinously rejeeteil. The Assignee- of
lieed A. Sciiell, through tneir attor
ney, made a statement of the assets
and liabilities of the conoetfi. A good
deal of talking was indulged in, but
the meeting adjourned without reach- j
ing any practical result. Mr. Sehell, ;
before nd at the meeting, was uuwill
ing to appoint assignees, which raused
a strong feeling among t.be creditors to j
force tne parties into bankruptcy.— i
Sin e the meeting we learn that Mr.
Sehell has consented to make an assign
ment of all his property for the benefit
of the creditors of Re d A Sehell, pro
vided he berelea-tsi as above stated.—
If this be done, we have no doubt that
it iri!l be generally satisfactory.
MA lllllLl>.
DAVIS—DAVIS—On the 17th in#t by the
Her C I". Ilt-iliisfin. Mr. John Eiwia Dvis end
Mi## Mary Jane DaTi#, bjih of PleasanlTiile
Bedford <Munty, P.
GRIFFIN ROCHET Near Hopewell, on
the 1 ih in#: . b# the ROT W'm M. Deatri k Mr '
Charles II Griffin, ol Riddle-burg, and Mis# i
j Lime M.. uauj,h tr of Mr. Ja.ob Riichey, of
R. pwe!l tp
TEN ER -DR EN NlNG—'in the 22d in#t„ in
C'dersin tp by ihe Rev, Jsrue? Thmpoa, Mr ;
Riehsr. ,M Tenerto M #- E iz ;beth. dsugnterof i
John Drezibing. E.-q . all cf Bedf-id co., Pa.
DIED.
MORTIMORE —Nesr Mnr'# Chci.-e, Pa . n
the sth in#t., Mr J.>-ph M'.rtitnore, in the Sift
year of bis age tie had been for #>me year- a
j con-t-tent uie;nbtr of lh Presbyieriau ehureh,
th'.ugh fif tbe last year or #o he had been preven
ted by infirmity from attendiog pubiic servi-te
He died in peifcet peace, his tuiud being un-rn
pairel, and entirely tree frem ansietv in.d care,
duriti bis ill# es# even to the last He died #ur- ]
r. uuded by all bis -hildrcn and hi# aged wid"W.
wh.'m re cunioerid to tbe consolations of divine j
grace. They mourn the loss of a kind father and
bu-band, and lbe c luminunity that of a valued
an! respected C!tiien.
j CRIST—On the 25th iD#t . Motes Heilman
Crist s.n of John Crist. aged 3 years, *0 months
at d 27 diys
BURKET—On tbe Slat in#t.. Charles Aiexan
I der Burket. son of Ja • ib and Susan Burket, aged
2 years. & months and S days.
iUu*
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PERKINS A HOUSE'S KERO
| SENE '.AMP. is absolutely safe foota break
ing and explosion. giTes twice a# much iigbt.
u-e# less oil and D-t* a lifetime. Gect ral Agency
at METZGEK'S Hardware Store. mar3l,7oyl
Q2.000 A YEAR AND EXPENSES
• O To agent# to sell the celebrated WILSON
SKWISS MSCHISES The best machine in the
wtrhi. brack aJtkt on both nde*. One 1
Machine Without .V mej For farther particu- i
1 iars, addres# 25 N 9th St., Phiiad'a, Pa
m ar3l m 3 I
SHERIFF'S SALES.—
By virtue of sun- i
dry writ# of Venditioni Errpona* Fori Firti . j
and Isivtra Facias, to me directed, there will be I
Exposed to Sale by Publt - Vendue at the C >urf I
House, in the Bt.cugh ot Bedford 'n.SATUKDAV
tbe 231 day of APRIL. A D , ISTiI. at id o'clock j
A M . tbe following described Real Estate, to j
wit:
A traci of patented land, situate in Bedford tp...
1 Bedf ri county, containing 2.11 acre# and 41 j
| porches, more or less, about 100 acres cleared ;
sDd under fi-uce. part meadow, b dance well liui- 1
bered, adjoining lands of Jo r tanaler, Geo W
Stivers. Wm Caeoowetfc and Dunr.ine# Creek, i
: about 2 ntiles from Bedford, with a new bouse and j
j bank barn thereon erected ; beixtd and taken in
Execution as tbe property of K. S. Mapes and J.
is. Brnunsiaan.
Aieo : Ail defendant'*, Wm. F. I -kc?. interest
j in and to a tracl of land, containing eighty acres
i more or le*s. abort 65 acre# clesred and under
fence witt) a two story log h .use and b 'tik barn
j thcrwos erected, adjoining lands of J..bn Whet
stone. John W. Crinnan and Siaoi'i Icfces, situ
ate tn bt. Clair tp , Bedford county. Pa
Also: Two lots of grouad tituate in Blaostf
Run Borough, aij.iomg lots of J .En A Gjta,i
on the north. West street on tbe West Ptiilip Bo'.-
tomkeiJ ( * tit East, and David ntfibaugh on the
F nth 'e;/t d a id taken iu Ex vuti oi sr Be pi j;v
; erty of W in. Nycum.
At.- All tne following described Real Estate, I
eituate in the Borough of St. Cletrsviile, coun y
i and state ad'otesaid. of tw. lots ut
ground, each (routing fiity teet on main Street! ;
ao .1 ex tending bu. k • >. hnt.d: eii feet ;.. at: alley.
bounded on the S.u h by Rachael NaWg'e, and
on tne North by the tu'eet inter ten ing biteecn
tb# property and Peter Amteh betug the sacae '
li luU ul ground which t rederiok Berkhtmw
by tis la; Mill and tesiaaitnt in writing duly
I proven and dated the 15th of Sej.t J562, witied '
and bsquethed to hf* daugtl'er. Mary Berkbtmer. ;
j which said will is lecorded in Will Book No. 4
page 405, A: , and being the Btirae two lot# of !
! ground which tbe said ~-sry Rer* miner K bar
last W iil and tesiament in writing dated Aid- |
gust Idib, 1864, and recorded iu WUI Book No 4
page 409 atiled and hrqueibid u Mar. J. .-iick, t
one of the grantors herein, seized ar. 1 taken ic j
Execution ■> the property of 1 houias VV . a in- k aud
Mary J 6diik
i Sheriff s office. WM. KEY- LR, i
i Bedford. March 31, 1-70 Sheriff j
iUir 3ldrfrtisfwjttts.
IM)R RETI)Y >l< >NLY !
i-IGN OF THE BIG PAD L'X'K.
HARDWARE OF ALL E'NDF inc'.uling
iron nails, oil-', v.t-ints and a fn" ssaonwetit o!
buildit g material. A great variety ol sh-.vel,
fork-, beea spa lea r-bes ekta* atiH, cro- cut
atol circular s-iws .md man irel- biro door hing
er# and hinge-, all size# ropr#. A : . Ac.
THE iLDGKNTINE GREhN CdoTLE GRAIN
CRADLE.?. Scythe:, saitbs, A.-.
SHOEMAKER'S FINDINGS 4ND LEATHER
\ OF ALL KIND-
Spring- axlee, rim*, bah . tpoke#. shafw, p.vle.
Wagon te.xe# and a full stuck of wagon ware at
reilused price#
SADDLERY, WHIPS AC.. AC.
DREER'S WARRANTED FRE-lf AND GENU
INE GARDEN SEEDS.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, in endless va
; rtctv.including sseod and ii<**-ware.tnats.bru#b
f. wa;h machir.es and wr;rrer-, fainiiy scales
and a thoumd other useful arlielea.
HAYING REDUCED THE PRICES on all our
to a eah level end having added largely
to our stock gince the decline in pric..,. we offer
bsrgaio# i tr ready pty and •rerrstit til go -d# a#
repre.-ftitcal - S METZGER
inar3l,'7ilyl
. RPHK MAMMOTH CRYSTAL
FRONT
OKI PRICE: ST'iRE.
OF J . M • 6NOEM AKE R ,
BEDFORD PA
NEW GOODS just Received at J.
M.Shoemaker's
Mammoth Crystal Fto'il i t Price Htnrt.
NEW GOODS just II reived at J.
, M .Shoemaker's
Mammoth Crystc! Front One Price Store.
, NEW GOODS just Received at J.
M.Sboemaker'g
Mammoth Crystal pros; One Price Store
NEW GOODS just Received at J
M . Shoemaker's
Mammoth Crystal Front Q. r Price Sta e.
NEW GOODS just Received at J
M Shoemaker's
Mammoth Crystal Front One Price Stare
BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries
Clothing. Hat#. Boot! and Shoe# Queensware
' Fi#h, N .tions. Leather. Trbacco, Ac., at J M
Shoec aker's
•
Mammoth Crystal Front One Price S'ort.
BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries
Clothing. Hat# Boots am: Shoe# Quaeosware
Leather, Fth, Notions. Tobacco, Ac., at J M
-ai>en. titer's
Mammoth Crystal From Gut Price Store.
BUY vour Dry Goods, Groceries
Clothing, Hats. Boots and --fcoee. Vucensware
Notions. Leather, Tobacco, F:rh. Ac,, at ■ 51
Shoemaker's
.
Mammoth Crystal Fsont One Price Store
BUY vour Dry Good*, Groceries
i Clothing Hat#, Bo:V nd Shoe#. Queen-were
Wvtiofie Leather. Tobacco, Ftsh Ac., at J
Shoemaker's
' Mammoth Crystal Front One Price Store
BUY vour Dry Goods, Groceries
Clothing Hat# Boots and Shoe# Queenswatj
Notions, Leather, Tobacco. Fish. Ac., at J M
Shoemaker"#
I
Ma- m mat rt Crystal Fro it One Price Store
NEW FEATUBF J. M. Sboemakor bag *J
ded e largt and well eelected #tock of *ll kind# 'f
rsr*. <t- a; prici- truly s.-tcwishing Call and
see
Or, and I'Ser tf- fir-' ■ im'• ,f April, next, go-'
wtil l-e -Id • I V;A. Proa cc or Not# only, at
tbe very lowest price# Call and examine my
-took *rd p-iet# and you will be corvitced tfcst
I :ru d< it i ttintd to give cu-totner- gmei h rg*ins.
J .M SHOEMAKER
Hafford, Pa . Mar. 31, 1&7 __
IT) FGI.STEIUS M ITH E.- Ail fettt
' |"\ sons interested, sre berebv notified that the
i fillowit g named accountants have filed their ac
i counts in the Register's t'ffi - e of Badrord ciuntv,
and tbat th'- same will be presented to the Or
| phan's Court in and tor said County, on Tl ESDA Y
!h26th d*y et APRIL, nex'. at the Court
House in Bedford, for oonfirmaticn
Tbe account of G H. Spang and Wm M Hall,
j Trustee# to ?ell the Real E-:ate of J ihn Reiley,
late of Juniata tp Bedford county, dee d.
The supplemental iz-'oount of Abraham Ritcbey,
i Executor of the last will, Ac . of Abraham Kiteh
■ ey. ?en , late of Snake spring tp.. dee d.
Tbe account of James Carneli, E-q , Admicts
traUirof the Estate of John Kenanrd, late of
Monroe tp., dee d.
The ao.'ount of Jacob Bowers and Michael
Bowers Executor# of thi last will. Ac, of John
G Bowers, late of Nupier tp.. dee'd.
The account of Leonard Griffin. E-.t., Adminis
trator of the Estate of George Pcjk, It.te of East
Providence tp.. deed.
The account of Samuel Beyer, Administrator
of the Estate of Joseph Boyer. iate of uniata tp.,
dee'd.
The account Andrew N. Baker Administrator of
, the Estate of Wuiiaui Saiouse, late of Middle
. Woodborry township, dee d
The account of Jofcu .Sparks. Trustee tor the
! sale ot he Heal Estate of Daniel Buzzard, late
of West Providence tp . dec d.
| The aeccun* ol James Ge-sna. Esq. Executor o
the la- 1 W ill, Aq. of J >HN Miller, 1-IE of Cumber -
ian i Valley ip.. dee d.
The account of Daniel Melzjar, Esq , Guardian
of Eiimra Pairner. -u- t Pa mer, George Palmar,
an lienrielta Palmer minor children of Sophia
; Palmer, late of Juniata tp . dee'd.
The account of Willi,ui England. Administra
' tor of the E-i*te ot E izabelh England, late of
; fenake spring tp , dec d.
ine account ot John A Mxwry, Administrator
j of the Estate of Peter M wry, lato of Napier tp.,
; dec il.
Toe ace-'Unt ol Leonard Burner Esq . dmir.-
istraior ol the Estate of Sophia Palmer, !<. of
! J uuiita ip , dee'd.
The account of Jacob Barchart. Administrator
ol the Estate of Adam B rnhart, late of Bedford
, tp .. dee'd.
Tat account of David Y ung. Executor of tie
iasit Will, Ac., ol lfenry hwar'.z laieol Last Prov
idence tp , dee'd.
The account of David Young, adtaii istrator of
tbe L- ate ul Mary Swarii, late of Last Provi
| deuce tp , dee'd.
Ihe a.count of J. J. Barudullar, one of the
Lxcejtorsoi the last Will, Ac., of Jamts Piper,
lai ol Hope well tp . dee'd.
Tne account of Joseph R College and John
College. AJiumisiralor ol the Estate of itoary
Collage, lattt of East Providence tp., dec J
Ihe account of Anna Ober. A Indnistratrix of
the Estate of Joseph Uoer, late ol'.-au.n Wnodher
ry tp . dee d (a to peisou <1 Estate )
due account of Auu* Ober, Administratrix ol
the zsiate of Joseph Oner, late l f-.uta M •aid
berry tp , deceased, (as to real Estate j
The account ol D-vtJ Aliiler, Esq , Administra
tor of the E.oaie ot George Dealru*, iate ol Har
. liaoil. tp.. uac d. -
iue sccouut of Rh/da Evans Admiaistrtitrix
, of Ujetsutte of Cadwatlad-r Evans, Due of Cuni
] beiiahd V iej tp., dee d.
The account of Jacob L. Albright, Esq , Trns
tee for tne sale uf the Koal Estate oi Eoheri Glo
sen, .ate of the Atate ol Maryland, dee d-
T .e acryuul ol Nathunie. K-'gg, Trustee .far the
saiv.ol hue heal Estate of John h "gg. late ui Ju
lda.u Lp , dee'd.
Ceruued. JSO. P. RELD. lUgieltr.
in*ill * 4
ALTAIAN'S? PENMAN'S ASSIS
j TANT— rerolu'ioniung the writing art, for
j #a.v at MEIZGEB'S mar'il.'Tdyl
Bfir Mmttefmrnts.
[IST of 'rrii'trns '-'OF foukiov axj>
J I> MF 5 TIC MLRCHaSDISE in the cotili- ;
1 > I i : ,■■!.- yeaft • -V
fletpxnd I'ortiM'j/t,
Via *. L
ft <i fro- A • Store 25 CM
•0 Ali 0' -'t.vr ' V do 2" 60
14 do TOO
14 R >St Yy. Co 7 CO
lv VIC" r A V ntw <l*i 20 00
10 ; S M Hardware 20 Wi
12 /ii >!w- Ft-..re 12 Ml
14 V 1 iM :t (]T TCO
• s vv. - ~ d<, : oo
1-1 M r M Vl'l to. .!<, 10 OO
14 4.<- I •...vktJi do 7 60
13 Mir r '.F * rr ,in 10 06
14 li.Rt Lij. * " do 70
: • ■ * '4 1 J t:.-h Hrdfi 1" 0(1
12 i> M r yerl Co, More* A Tinware 12 50
14 I" Is 4 I' ,rrj l'rtjfg 7 00
14 ti lit - < • n a ri d • 7 08
14 1 !. i n.i b Cvnfo-tionf 760
H fit ' Mm A.,.* do 7 (0
14 -■ M ft < !v rut 7 CO
14 1 lr" Jewelry 7to
14 Li 1 .'.rdi.fi H. ok Store 7 00
13 H-V 1. !;( Jt Habie- Si ore 1 CO
14 !' Vo ( i He Tobiecuni*t 709
14 w C i-'ar* •• 1 Store 7 00
1+ VVatr Riser do 7 <Q
!1 V. n. M l.n.yil Hanker 15 6 ! ->
14 lor id Sro.le Con ft Itiuil 7 00
14 1 a<• Mcnjrel BiLiardi 700
Htebotd Ttntmhtp.
14 l e i r-1 Mln Spring s Ten-pine 700
14 do do Billiards 7 0"
I 14 A B Cramer Tee-piu* 7 08
14 tiod/r-i Verger More 7 00
14 KY linU-r do 7 Oil
B'tt'jfly /''in.
!0 Vi m hart, dollar 6>o.e 20 Oft
14 do h ota and Sfc- e* 70"
7 J B Wi!Lam Store 40 00
14 F Masters Frags 7 08
12 States 4 Mo:gart St-tb 12 50
14 .Furies Fbtelrr Confection" 7 00
i 14 A.l Nyeuui Store 7 00
14 i n < 1. :;ek Confection* 7 < "
13 S .muil liroie Boots 4 Sh <• 10 Co
10 1 an..hmar, (kump A Co. Hardware 2" 60
, 14 .! b T t:- Stoves ko 7 00
11 ;> f : . n —nk Banking House 15 CO
Broad Top Tp,
. 14 lt.r'ie Rowland Store 7 00
1 14 K BWigton do 7 00
12 Li. art, Liclielberger ACo Store 12 50
14 li in-!! ergr-i Rr then do 7 >•
| 14 lleddii gs \ Jenkins do 7 00
t nuibei/aud Valley.
13 J) R AnderroD Store Ift 00
13 \t ur 1 ney do l fl 00
CrJtrtlin tp.
13 A C Jan.< a Store 10 00
13 Evans a lietrick do 30 00
14 beoj Kegg do 7 0c
j 14 Sam! limit do 7 06
IJopetee/l (/>.
'll Mr anant A byers Store 700
ll'tfrieOH (p.
14 YJt Vert* St-1-e 7 PO
! 13 Jar P .oboe maker do 10 00
13 COb- Msrbourg do 10 CO
Juniata tp.
11 lit.' ,-sf sCo Store 7 60
1 S' it Keyt-er do. 700
111 LA i van ACo tic i 00
' 1 4 fit. (i-riiii do 7 00
' ]4 J. ejb Filler do 7 00
|( Rem.aril Market <4. 7 O'-i
SapJe tp.
14 K Richards tCo More 7 06
14 ( L.i- OriMoauj tCo do 7 (ft
: 24 H ftoeeihall do 7 tt
M. IFoodbcrry tp.
I 13 I'FK.mgy Store 19 oft
i ASL> i ,-tnefker kCo do 10 Oil
: 14 (<-. KauiTltian do
13 Jacob Breni.etnas do 10 0
W mb Manb Frogs
14 Wm Hi bcrts St re
14 Mover a borier do
S. W<xnP>erry tp.
j 14 Bayer a Riddle Stura 1" 0'
14 C L Fa.-.k s Hm do 7 < !
14 LIJ Keplogke do 7 <><
I II Jt.n.itbon Dari? do 7 Or
/7" .<f Providence tp.
14 Simon Kycttm Store 7 OC
14 Jar >b Feit in do 7 ft(
14 J ( oi.ege A ISro do 7 <H
iH'.cf Providence.
14 ilnbn (li'Herg Stme 7 C<
14 J M Ha:n lobar do 7 Ot
14 Km 11 Allen do 7 ftt
Londonderry tp.
14 Thoe Porter Store 7 04
14 Jacob beak 5 do 70(
i 14 Jacob Evans da 7 6l
15 O'Donnel: a3l an ley do l'l ft'.
14 Ba'rick bracken da 7 0'
So tthnr/ipto >i.
1) J..tu More Stoie 7 io
, 14 James Elder Jo 7 tto
'l4 J Ai Pureeli do 7 OU
t | 14 Daniel Tewed d . 7 •<'
' 14 Geo Pureed dc 7On i
1 14 Geo L*blev d 7 0(1
• 14 11 ( l.ashley do 7 0(1 !
Monroe tp.
I U J K 0 Seal St re 7 #
14 111 no 1 KUtehvr do
i 14 tii Ash * Son do 7 00
■ j Sw-ton Borough.
| (2 JAkE fiuliclberger .Si. re 12 50
! 12 Littie *Si iter do 12 * 1 :
;14 David M Joue* Confections 700
■ Liberty tp.
\ ' 14 John V. Be?#rr Store 7 00
[ CoW'tfe Borough.
! 14 Mr Annie P u. e Steve 7 00
• 14 Richard Lvagdou do 700 j
SfhcUJhu rg Borough.
' 12 Order A null Store 12 50
; 4 T2 Keolt a *"n d" 12 5C
12 J K Colvm J 12 50 ;
j 13 J A Songster HirtltM 10 00
! 14 A P Batnaiter Store 7 00
12 Ksl lay lor 4 Sou do 12 50
St. C\'iir tp.
13 M Walker Store D °°
14 E Blackburn 4Co do
■l4 G. D Trout do
j 14 I>a*.d Miller do " 00
i 13 C Ickis do 1"
1 13 Alum Ickes do 10 00
| 14 Alary Biaokl>um iCo Jo . t'O ;
! 11 Alhaugfa t llui! do . 00
St ClairsviUr.
i 13 G B Aniick Store 10 00 :
j 13 Isaac llahn <lo 10 00 ,
14 S Oster do 7 00
Ml F. D. Btegle do 7 >£•
f~n ion tp.
Ml .1M Walter Store
j 14 Siuion Hersliiaan do
14 Uriah Garden do 7 Ofl i
NOTICE . hereby gives that as appeal will
t.e held at the I'uewM tier'# "ffi-e. in the Court ,
Bouse, in Bedford, on Tue*day, 3d day of May, !
l*;u. JOHN A. CESSNA,
Mercan'ile Appraiser,
j N. B. PrTsnns whose names are n i contained
n the above :it. "ho have comm. need busines
! since <be Ist of April. IS7O, will please inform .he j
undersigned! of the same. Also any who have .
di-cuntisueu. JOHN A CEsSNA,
Ijpl Mercantile Appraiser. j
r VoUIiT P ItO CLAMATION. — To
AM thy Coroner, the Justices of tie Pi"are. and I
CoHttiMts ' t/,e different Totrushtpt in the j
County of Bedford, Greeting Ksow VE, tba; j
i n pursuance of a precept !o me directed, under j
; the hand and seal of the Hon. ALEXANDER j
KINO President <.f the several Coortsof Cumatn
Pleas, iu the Ittlh L'isuict. consisting of the couo- .
ties of Franklin. Fulton, Bedford and Somerset, i
and bv virtue of bisofiiee of the Con rt of Oyer and I
Terminer and General Jail Delivery for the trial of )
I capital and other offenders therein, and the Gen- j
etui Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace; and
j G W.Gcmp, and WILLIAM G. EICHOI.TX. Judgesof
the same Court in the same County of Bedford, 1
Von and each of you. are hereby required to be j
j and appear in your proper persons with your Re •
cords, Keeogci ranees. Examinations, and other !
i Remembrances, before the Jndgea aforesaid, at j
Bedford, at a Court of Oyer and Terminer and j
General Jail Delivery end General Quarter Ses- ;
Hons of the pence t herein to be holden fur tfcecoun
tv of Bedford, af'. reso'd. on the 4 -l Monday of j
April {hemg the 25/A Joy.) lt>7o, at 10 o'e.oek, !
<n the forenoon of that day. there and then to do j
! those tilings to whicu your several offices appertain ,
Utvcn under tot hand and seal the 31st day of
, Marco, in tne year of our Lord. ib7o
WILLIAM K Elf SEP..
SSSBIFP'S Or PICK, ) Sheriff.
| Bedford.Alar". 31. ls'O. { 4 ,
JUST RECEIVED at & S. METZ
GER'S Hardware sud Farm Implement
i store, a lot of Palmer's Emery Grinder*, lor j
grin ling anything iroc; 8. laior o> Reaper Knife. ;
J„>t ws at the fanner and tneiha/i.c wants to ]
save bis time and money m*r3i. 7Uy!
f|AllE BEST UE VPERS A MOW
f EllS. GB AIS DRILLS. H'iRSE RAKK>
CXOEK HILLS, FJDiFtf* UOFfBRi. and all ,
ktnds of farut imp'e uer.t-i warranted the best j
Iniude. for sale at METZ 4B t'S HarJware and f
Farm Impleaeot Store mrj|.'7t)yl-M '
£ffiat
TTSTOF C A\ *s ES R\ T DOWN
I j FOR TRIAL AT AiRIL TEHM. I70,
25 r h day )
Tbotni* <} rowd?n v§ Ar?b. Blair et at,
W Cf>U mr* William J #t al,
TboisM Grodeli v Arch Blair et at.
Eh Tb<ft:fc tv Georpe Chms*y et A?,
K Knkpatrick A Co v* OW K Ban><Dllar
A'iai'r,
Job M FSocaßaker A Co rs William A. Powell. 1
Jacob Rabbti vs David M. BJick,
AI -x McGregor's Aduxx vs Was A Reininger
Klin Collins v* J< hn T Collins, Adm'r
Same v* Isaiah CoII.-o? Adtn'r.
Bernard Clayisugb v* Esaiah Mills.
Win M. Lloy J i indorsee vf£cb*x DisUift Hope
well township,
Jac.b DH Ears v< Michael Devote,
Certified March 17. 1870
mar 24 w4 JoN p BEEP, Prot'y.
IN TDK COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS id Dd tor the County of Bedford.—
Jacob A. Eiebeiberger vs Mary B Kichelbcrg
er—April Term, 1870, So. Id divorce
To Mary B Eiebeiberger, Despondent —Yon
will pdease take notice that f rule hat been
grouted oil TOU in the above case, to show cause
if any you have, wuy a divorce "a vinculo mat
r. mailt" should Dot be decrtei therein. Kr
turuabie, Monday. April 2J. 187 •>, at IS o'clock.
A.M. Personal sen ice having tailed oo account
of j .ur absence. M. A. POINTS,
Att'y tor Libellant,
Notice U hereby given tba; ibe undersigned
appointed by the said Court, Exainmer. to take
testimony in the above stated case, will meet the
tbe panics interested, at bis tffice in Bedford, oc
Wednesday. April 2(1, IS7O. a! 2 o'clock, P M .
of said day A KINO, dr.,
mar24w4. Examiner
ADMINISTRATOR 'S NOTICE. -
Notice is beieby given tht letters of ad
luitiieiration have been granted to the undersign
ed, by tbe Register of Bedford county, on tbe es
tate of Michael Warinoutb, late of Cumberland
Valley tp , dee'd All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to tnakc immediate payment,
and those having claims will present them prop
erlv authenticated. for settletnect.
ROBERT BTECKMAN, Adas r .
mar24S. Bedford, Pa
4 DMINISTKATOR'B NOTICE—
/A Notice is hereby given that letters of ad
ministration have been granted to the under
signed by tbe Register of Bedtord connty upon
the estate of Ja ob Waguman, late of Juniata tp ,
deceased All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
he - ■ tig claims against tbe same, to present them
properly authenticated tor settlement.
mxr24w6 LEONAKI) BTTXER, Adm'r.
IT XECCTORS' NOTlCE.— letters
j testamentary, having been granted by the
Register of Bedtord county to Aaron Evans and
Jonathan Evans, on the estate of Joseph Evans,
Sate of Broad Top township, dee d, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment without delay ar.d
those having claims against the same will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
AARON EVANS,
Esgle Foundry. Huot'n co . Pa
JON EVANS,
ma.lTwhe Cas.-ville. HuEtitgdon co .Pa.
I>MIN LHTK ATORS NOTICE—
\ Notice is hereby given that letters ot ad
.n.-ssfraior have betr. graned to tbe undersign
ed. by the Register of Bedford county, on the es
tate of Mieuael E Corley, iateof Juniata town
ship. dee d. All person: indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those baring elaitne will present then: properly
authenticated, for settlement
marJ7w6 FKKD HILLEGABS, AdiuT.
\T>MIMHTRA1 OK\S NOTICE.—
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad
n.-istiaiioti have been granted to the undersign
ed. bv the Registerof Bedford couDty. upon ibe
estate of John H Walter, late of Union t<>* nship,
deceased. Ail persons indebted to said estate
an requested to make immediate payment, and
those bating claims against tbe same will pre
sent ijern. properly authenticated for settlement.
marS*6* W B LAM-BRIGHT. Adai r
—„— .—. —- - - -
3r-&ocils, &c.
TO CASH BUY LitiS.
NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY toSAVK
Tuur GRSENSAOKS
Go SICK and BE COHTISCKO
U. 1L OSTER & CO.
are new receiving a LABOR AND SCFIRJC*
Stock of new and desirable yr
WINTER GOODS, a
> > .
GAD are now OFPBEIAC EITBAOBDLSAARIS-P '
nrc CHESTS for CASH
-J BBJSS ALOSO Tvtß GKIHSACES ltd we x |
< < I
w will guarantee to SELL you GOODS as CHEAP 7}
io I
~ a g the SAME MAKE, STVLK and QCALITT can
j be sold in CESTSAC PKHS'A
DOST FAIL to call and get posted on
the new CASH prices before TOO KI T
1
IT WILL S ATE ror HOSE"
Bedford. Sot IS, 186f!,ui3
TO CASH BUYERS.
| <HKAT
REDUCTION
IN
j |
PRICES
OF
' j
DRY goods
TO CLOSE
WINTER STOCK!
I
BARGAINS FOR CASH !
A. B. CRAMER A CO.
{ j
Jan. 12,1870 tf.
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
| is hereby given that L*ttrs Testamentary
j have been granted by the Register of Bedford
county, to the undersigned OB the Witt of Joseph
Mortimore, late of Harrison Township, dee'd— j
, that all poisons indebted to said Estate, are re- ;
quested to make immediate payment and those ,
j having claim? thereon can present them properly
aathe- Heated for settlement.
mr3lwß JAMES MORTIMORE. Exr.
QOLDIER'S BOUNTY.—Soldiers !
t? Enlisting before Jly 124, 1881. f.r the term
, of three yearn aod discharged by reason of Bur
geon a eertiSaaSe of disability. are entitled t* j
fTOO as biuaiy. Soldiers enlisting under Act July !
. 4<h. 186*. and discharged by reason of expiration j
of service, are rntitled to unpaid instalments rf
bounty lam fully prepared to attend to *ll
classes of Soldiers'claims
EPWAKD P KERR At'y at Law,
1 mr3lw2. Bedford. Pent a '
ifflisrfUtfnfous.
I was cured of Deafness and ( atarih
by a simple remedy, and will send the receipt
free. MRS M. C I.KGGETT. Hctokexi N. Y
istrKel
fJMIE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.
For ! "i. utyfire ro.ii yon run it y of your
Druggist or Grortr a par lagt of Sea .Yvi >
i'arine, maiinf irturtd from pure lush Ifc' ss or
Carrageen, trhrrh trill mtit nxlet' a:x r ts or
Blanc Mange. and a hit quantity of Pird -
dtugt, Qusiards. ttnssr, Str.,
ire. It is hp far tilt rhfaput, hoalthsrtt and
mart dr.'scions food in the tror.'d.
BAND FEA MOSF PAKINE CO.,
S.l Park Place N Y
PLANTATION HITTER^
S. T.—ISoO—X.
TJtt* teradtr/ul srrtt.'dr t -.'<-r t irit t a the
shfft-avrhnr of the feellr oi.d deb'iila'rd A.
a tome and cordiul for thr aged and languid.
it lias no t'jrrai among s'omarfiiej At a rem
edp for the nercont toeainess to icnieii tromen
are e*i*cnt!y sulject, it if s persedt g every
other srtmn'ant l-i all climate, tropocal. tern
ptrale or frigid it acti as a specific in every
species of disorder irhirh undermine*the bodily
stre gtlt and breads dvicn the animal spirits.
For sale by all druggists mi tCaaC
T7L\RMERS r Tlteir Hons, and others,
I can make monev rapidly, selling the NEW
ILLUSTRATED FARMERS' MANUAL, edited
by Geo E WARING, Jr . Practical Fsricer and
Atttbor, and late Agricultural Engineer of X.
Y r . Central Park. Tbe best book for Farmers
ever issued—All need it before planting It is a
aound. lrbor saving, money makiDg book.—
Thousands have nought it, and thousands more
want it lath Edition readv Live Agcms want
ed Profits large A H HLBBARD, 40? Cht
nut St. Philadelphia. ctar.lfiwi
rpHE GREAT MEDICAL DIHCOV-
I EHY.
IR. WALKER 8
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS.
More than 500.0CK1 per tons bear tastimony
to their Wonderful Curative Effect*.
WHAT ARE THEY? They ar* not a VILE
FANCY DRINK made of Poor Rum. Whi-kry.
Proof .Spirits, and refuse Liquors, doctored, spic
ed and sweetened to please the taste, called "Ton
ics ' Appetizers " "Restorers." Ac . that lead
tbe tipple on to drunkenness and ruin, but are a
true medicine, made front tbe native Roots and
berfcs of California, free from all Alcoholic stim
ulants. Tbev are tbe GREAT BLfHrD PURI
FIER a D d LIFE GI VING PRINCIPLE, a per
fwet Renovator abd Invigorator of the System,
carryiDg <ff all poisonous matter, and restoring
the blood to* beahhy condition. No person can
take these Bitters according to directions, and
remain lo> g unwell.
S.OO will be given for an incurable case, pro
vided the bones are not destr yed by mineral p i
sous or other means, and vital organs wasted be
yond the point of repair.
For Inflammatory and Corontr Rhenrs.fi.'m
and Gout, Jjysp.gf'a. or Indigestion, Billons,
Keniittr.it, u..d I'teimittent Fevers. Dis
eases of the Blood. Lit er'. Kidneys, and Bhud
dtr these Bitters have be. n mn"t successtul
bu:-. ! i I isea-es sre csu-ed ty Viiiated Blood,
wbicb is generally produced by derangement of
the Diaenrve Organs.
F"R FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether if
young oro'.d married or single, at the dawn of
womanhood or the turn of life, tbee Tonic Bitters
Lave no equal. for & circular
THEY ARE A GENTLE PURGATIVE AS
WELL AS A TONIC, possessing also, the peculi
srmerit of acting as a poaerful agent in relieving
Congestion, or li.flamation of the Liver, and all
the Visceral Organs.
Cieacs the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its
imparities bursting through the tkin in Pimples.
Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it when you find
it obstructed and sluggish in the veins .
cleanse it when it is foul, and your
teehngs wili tell you when Keep the blood
pure and tbe hea tb of he ?y#tem will follow
PIN, TAPE, and other W ORMS, lurking in the
system oi a many thousands, are effectually de
stroyed and removed.
T n Bilious, Remittent end Intermittent Fevers,
these Rit'.ers have no equal. For full directions
read caretully the circular around each bottle.
Printed in lour languages—English, German,
French and Spanish.
J WALKER, Proprietor,
33 Commerce St.. N. Y
P.H Yc DON A LI) A CO.,
Druggists, and General Agents. San Francisco
and bseran ento, California, and 33 and -4 Com
merce St .N. Y
t#*SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS A DEAL
EKn murium-.
H" INKLE Y KNIITINO MA
CHINE -FOR FAMILY USE—s.tnple,
i neap, reliable. K nits every thing. Agents wan
ted Circular and sample stocking free. Ad
dress HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO ,
Bath. Me. or 176 Broadway N fen24m2
BOOK AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
TEN YEARS IN WALL STREET.
It includes the Histories. Myrterie.'. anti Secret
Doings of Wall Street. Life Sketches of Rj Men,
the Speculat-ons in Gold, Stocks. At , Woman
Speculators, tad all that is great, powerful, splen
did, mysterious, interesting, wicked, amaiing.
wretched etc ,in the focu6 of speculation Por
traits of Venderbilt. Drew, Gould. Fiske. Jr . and
mtwiy others. Engravings of noted place*. Life
and Scenes. Ac. Carn| Fselr frw Send
foretrcn'ars to WORT HINGfON, DUoTIS A CO .
Publishers, 148 Asylum St., Hartford, Conn.
mar24w4
TO CONSUMPTIVES, Providen
tially my daughter was restored to health by
simple means, tr itncut medicine The psrticu
lars will be sent free REUBEN E HOUNSLOW.
Stockton 6t , Brooklyn. Long Island. mar24wf
rpHE~MAGIC~ COMB will Vhange
X any colored bair or beard to a permanent
black or brown It contains n poison. Anyone
can use it. One sent br mvl for $1 Address'
MAGIC COMB CO., Springfield Mass
marlOinS.
ci>hISTS NO HUMBUGI
X By sending
3t> cents, with age, height, eolor of eyes and hair,
yon will receive, by return mail, a correct pic
ture of your future husband or wife, with name
and date of marriage. Address W. FOX. P 0.
Drawer No. 24 Fultonville, N, Y.
mar24w4
JpAIiMERS' MUTUAL FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY. OF YORK,PA
Tk* best and most reliable Company in the
State.
I3PAII information givsn by
JOS E NOBLE. Agent,
feb.l7m3* WATERSIDE PA ,
SPIDLE <t- MINNICH,
PAINTERS. PAPER-HANGERS, Ac
Is above firm are prepared tc do all kinds of
PLAIN and FANCY PAINTING,
TRAINING, and everything in that line, in 'own
md country Paper hanging promptly atecded
to.
Shop on the corner of Pitt and Richard streets
apposite Hartley A Mettger's HarJw&rd store.
oct2Byrl.
NO riCE.—MONEY AND OLD
__ CASTINGS WANTED.—AII persons know
ng themselves to be indebted to the Proprietor of
L. Bloody Run foundry, either by N te or Book
•count. wili please come and settle between this
ni d th • fifteenth of April next. If this is cot at
tendtd - yon will have your selves to blsms it
ii ert so sts *dd<-d F. FELTON,
March 10.1870. w4.
4 LL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
S~\ are hereby notified, that on the 10th day of
February, 1870, I purchased at Sheriff sale
all the furniture, pictares, statuary, dental in
strument. Ac belonging to lr C N Hickok.
4 Bedford.Penna . and have leased tbe same to
aim during my plesure. All persons are etu
ioned against buying or etbtrwise meddling
with the same. W.O. UICKGK
Feb JSih, 1370 _
DISSOLUTION OF PA BT.NL R
SIIIP —The undersigned havelfcis day dis
solved partnership in the Cabice -making snd
M-rble banners by mutual consent The Cabi
net busi-eas will be continued by it. V Leo, and
;he Marble Works by John H Bush The sc
rums of Leo A Co. will be settled by R. V. Leo,
and tbe accounts ot Hush A Co. by J ,t<u U Rush
K V. LEO.
m*r24w3 JOHN H RUSH.
4 UOT IONEK R.—The underrigmd
,-\ has taken Vint an Auctioneer's^License, and
•in cry B*le oi Real or Persw-ai Property, for all
jariiei who will employ his talent as an Auctiun
ser. at reaaonebit price*, wid will emieavor to
rive geueral satisfaction Address
CH.4S £. ALSIP,
aiateh3mS. Bedford. Pa,