m geflfart teitf. j
Horns and Around.
HUNTINGDON* AND BROAD TorR.B.
WI*TB* AERASIESMKST. —TOR*T*L*.— Opxnd
ifter Sept. IMb, passenger trains will irriveaiid
lepart aa follows:
Mail Train leaves Mt Dallas at 1.00 p . . ar
rives at Huntingdon at 4 2t> p.m.; leave* Hunt
ingdnn at 8.40 a. at., and arrive* at Mt. Dallas at
II 52 *. m
Aeeom'n Train, leaves Sextos at 8.28 a m
and arrives at Huntingdon, at 10.10 a. m.; leave* :
Huntingdon at 5.55 p. in., and arrives at baxton
at 7.41 p. m.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION-
A* a meeting of the Democratic
County Committee, held in Bedford,
on Monday, Feb. 14th, the following
resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
Committee that a County Convention
should be called for the purpose of ta
king into conHiderMlion the propriety
of altering and revising the rules ofthe
Democratic party of Bedford coutily
governing nominations.
Resolved, That such Convention is
hereby called to meet at the Court
House, in Bedford, on TUESDAY
EVENING, March 1, {Special Court J
and that each election district shall be
entitled to one delegate iu said Con
vention.
In pursuance of said resolutions a
Convention composed of prominent
Democrats from a large majority of
districts met at the Court House, in j
Bedford, and adopted the following:
Resolved, That the Rulesof the Dem
ocratic part} adopted in the year 1869,
be suspender! lor the present and that
a county convention to consist of one
delegate from each election district le
called to meet at the Court house in
Bedford, on Tuesday evening of April
court, for thepurposeof determining
the propriety of changing the rules at
present governing the party.
Resolved, That the enaiiman of the
Democratic County Committee is here
by instructed to give notice through
the columns of the Bedford GAZETTE
that an election will be held to elect
delegates to said Convention, in the
several districts of the county, on
Saturday, the 23d day of April, 1870.
By authority of the above resolutions,
a Democratic County Convention is j
called to assemble at the Court House, j
in Bedford,,on Tuesday evening, April
2fith (Court week ), to consist of one
delegate from each election district in
the county, and the Vigilance Commit
tees of the respective townships are e- '
quired to hold an election in their said
districts, for the election of one dele
gate, for the purpose aforesaid, on SAT
UBDAY, APRIL 23d, 1870, between
the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock in the af
ternoon.
By order ofthe Deni. Co. Com.,
E. F. KERB, Ch'n.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.
Bedford bor.—J. J. Cessna, H. Nieo- j
■detnu-. and J. M. Reynolds.
Bnlford tp.— Owen McGirr, Daniel
Defibaugh and Thomas Gilchrist.
Broad Top.—Daniel Roland, JohnO.
Figard and W. Foster.
Bloody Ran. —John D. Lucas, Wm.
Konus and John K. Hedges.
Coa/dale.— A. W. SwojreaudJ. M.
Burnett.
Voterain.—George W. Deal, Henry
P. Diehl and Wm. R. Beegle.
Ruiub. Valley. —D. R. Anderson, j
James Ceesna and Samuel Whip.
Harrison. —Geo. Elder, John J.
Pcwell and Geo. W. Horn.
Hopewell,— John B. Fluck, M. A.
Hunierand Lewis Suters.
Juniata. —Silas Eeyser, Gee. Gardili
aod H. G. Geyer.
Londonderry.— Jacob L. Albright,
C. Devore, and Henry Miller.
Liberty.--doi). Roades, Jacob Ken
singer and John C- Neary.
Monroe. —Daniel Fletcher, David !
Barkman and Dai iel Miller.
Napier. —James sill, Win. Cristnan
.and J. \V. Bowen.
Providence A'.—John H. Barton, D.
A. T. Black and U. Mellott.
Providence IF.—Geo. Baughman, A. j
J. Morgar and Joseph 11. Sparks.
Snake Sjiring.— Andrew Mortimore,
John G. Hartley and Thos. Mullenix.
Southampton.—E I ward Northcraft,
Win. Donahue and Hugh Wilson.
St. C'fair. —Jesse Conner. John VV.
Crisman and Jacob W. Aldstadt.
St. Oair bor. —F. D. Beegle, J. K. j
Ban< r and Daniel Barley.
Union. —Win. B. Lam bright, Castle
ton Akeand Frank lieard.
Woodberry M. —Nicholas Barley,
Rudolph Hoover and David B. Koch
endarfer.
Wovxtberry S.— Samuel Kochendarf- i
er, J< I n I. Noble and Josiah Ritchey.
Woodberry bor. — W. G. Eicho'tz, \V.
M. Pearson and Lewis Potter.
Scheltsbury bor.— Peter Dewalt, Wm.
C. Smvely and J. E. Black.
barton bvjr.— D. W. Amos, ('apt. E. !
H. Turner and Jacob Raum.
Spring flowers are showing their
tops.
The sun is the ruling planet for the i
year 1870.
Garden making has commenced in |
this place.
The new five cent coin will soon be
ready for distribution.
Huntingdon merchants are giving
out specie in change.
Next Sunday is Faster. Boys, get
your eggs ready to "pick."
Three stores were burglarized in
Huntingdon last week.
Annie E. Dickenson lectured the
Hollidaysburgers on Monday night
last.
It is noticed that ell the severe
storms this year have come on Sun
day.
If you want good wall paper or win- |
dow blinds, go to the Inquirer Book
Store.
Throe men were drowned in the Po
tomac at Cumberland, last week, by
the capsizing of a skill'.
Some of our boys seem to think swear
ing makes a man, whereas it only
makes him a fool.
At hand—house cleaning, carpet 1
shaking and other pleasant domestic 1
recreation.
Life, Fire and Livestock Insurance.
W. A. Edwards, Ag't,
April 14, IB7<Mf. Bedford, Pa.
# „
The spring style of bonnet isdescrib
dus something like a sunflower on !
the peak of a haystack.
The Methodist church membership
in Pennsylvania numbers 123,000, with
a ministry of 7,000.
J. M. Cooper, formerly ofthe Valley
Spirit, has gone into the hoop-pole bu
siness, That is certainly in the cooper
ing line. i,
| Ihe Methodists of this place intend
■ erecting a ROW church edifice.
The fifteenth amendments of Bed
ford will jubilate on the 26th.
The county auditors of Somerset
county hav.- had their compensation
increased.
By a recent act of assembly, a uni
j form series of school booka is to be es
j tablished in Somerset county.
Judge Hartley's sale of fat cattle
j takes place on Tnursday the 14th, and
' not the 17th as we had it last week.
John E. C'risman, a lad of 17 years,
shot in St. Clair township, week be
fore last, 33 pigeons at three shots.—
Good shooting.
Two new brick churches are to be r
reeted In St. Clairsville this summer,
one a Lutheran arid the other a Re
formed.
David Westbrook and John Hoflf
man were drowned in the Juniata, at
Huntingdon, last week. Botii wen
married men and leave families.
When will the Y. M. G. A. Society
meet again, and what will be the sub
jeet of discussion ? Answer can !>e left
at this office.
The Scull-Findiay contest was uot a
expensive as it was supposed it woule
be. It cost the State only aliout $3,500.
Scull receiving S6OO. — Somerset Stand
ard.
The London Tones is not surprises'
at the resentment of the American pen
pie since the evidence taken in the O
neitla disaster fails to a*quit the Cap
tain of the Bombay of blame.
Elisha Inks of Bedford tp., has re
moved to the foot of the Ridge, when
he will attend to all kinds of black
smithing. We commend him to tie
good people of Harrison. w2
Spring isa' hand, and our reader
i will all be 1 busy fixing up for Rummer
A fine assortment of wall paper he
ju-t been received at the Inquire
Book Store. Go and make yourselec
j tions soon.
0
The editor of the Fulton Republic at.
found it necessary to iell his read r
that he "believed in a God, a heav n.
j a hell, a devil, fiends and holy angels."
A great many of his readers had seri
ous doubts as to his orthodoxy on
! those questions.
0
The first Quarterly Meeting of Rains
burg Circuit, will be held in the Mt.
Smith M. E Church on Saturday ami
Sabbath, the 23<l and 24th hist. Dr.
Hamlin will preach on Saturday morn
; ing, immediately after which, the
Quarterly Conference will lie held.—
Preaching on Saturday evening and
Sabbath morning and evening.
The Vestry of St. James Episcopal
church, Bedford, have unanimously
called Rev. J. B. Pedelupe to the
Rectorship of the Parish, which call
he has accepted. Rev. Mr. Pedelupe
has labored for several years in the
Diocese of Missouri, and comes high
ly recommended by the Bishop of that
i State.
RETURNED.— The Legislature hav
ing adjourned, J. H. Longenecktr,
Esq., one of the Representatives from
this district, has returned, looking as
though .legislative Jalx>rs agreed with
him. Although a political opponent
we have always found Mr. Longeneek
| era fair representative, and ready to
carry out the wishes of his constitu
ents, regardless of polities.
Sore Throat, Cough, Cold, and simi
lar troubles, if snfferred to progress,
result in serious pulmonary affections,
often incurable. "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" reach directly the seat of the
disease, and g've them almost instant
relief. They have been thoroughly
tested, and maintain the good reputa
tion they have justly acquired. As
there are imitations, be sure to obtain
the genuine.
REPEAL OP TIIESCA LP LAW. -Somp
weeks ago we told our readers that tHe
scalp law had been repealed. That was
a mistake and we were as badly sold
as our readers. The repealing act has
however since passed both branches
of the legislature and be°n signed by
the Governor. We predict that skunks
| will be far less numerous in this coun
ty since no premium is offered for their
highly perfumed scalps.
"A HORRIBLE SUSPICION."— It has
lately come to light that some ingeni
; ous person has discovered a method of
extracting a kind of yellow grease re
j sembling butter in appearance from
London mud. This stuff is mysteri
ously shipped off to Holland, and a
horrible suspicion has arisen among
Indon householders that it returns
to them in the shape of Dutch Butter
so largely consumed in their kitchens.
INFANTICIDE.— Somerset county has
a case of infanticide. A party of la
die? and gentlemen who were riding
in a boat in the North Fork, at Ursin
a, discovered the body of a child
in the water. It was brought to shore
and found to be out and lacerated with
a knife in a most brutal manner, both
ears being cut off, the heart and intes
tines cut out, and gashes cut across the
head and face. A jury was empanel
ed, and a verdict rendered 'hat the
"child met with death by unknown
; hands." .Steps have been taken to fi r
ret out the perpetrator of this cruel
and Inhuman crime.
•——'—• -
SPILLED OUT.—A gentleman from
Dutch Corner tells us a lunny thing
that happened last Sunday a week. A
party consisting of a gentleman and
two ladies were out riding in a spring
wagon, on u visit to ..heir neigiiUns.—
On returning home, the seat on which
the ladies were siting gave way and
they were tilted out—luckily unhurt.
The gentleman did not miss hie fair
companions and drove on a consider
able distance before he discovered the
mishap. The accident, might havo
been serious, but it turned out to 4 he
a "good joke on Snider,"—the driver, '
©ajViir, FFLA*
The "frosty sen" who writes t'.e
Siandujvji Iftcais, at Somerset, wants Ais
head rubbed. We'll do it if he relets
us "at Phillipi." Well, we Will.
Ot'H COMMON SCHOOIM.— The six
months' session of theComnion Schools
of this ftorough under the supervision
of J. A Tomlinson, Principal, closed
on last Friday. A session of two
months will open on Monday next,
18th inst., under the control of H. G.
Weirner, of Cumberland, Md.,ns I'rin
cipal. The assistant teachers are as
follows:—S. I). Middleton, Mary Hol
derliaum, Jennie Smith and Maggie
O"Conner. Mr. Weiiner, the new
Principal, is known by many of our
citizens, having taught reveral terms
ill this county, and for a number of
years has been superintending the
common schools of the city of Cuin
herland, and we have no doubt will
render satisfaction to our people.
THE STATE LICENSE LAW.— The
ibilowing bill explanatory of the State
License Law, has passed the Legisla
ure. It may be interesting to manu
facturers and mechanics selling other
wares than of their own manufactures:
He it enacted,i Co., That hereafter man
ufacturers and mechanics, who shall
-4>|| goods, wares or merchandize, other
tnan their own manufacture, not ex
ceeding the sum or value of five hun
dred dollars per annum, shall not be
classified or required to jmy any annu
■ i tax or license fee; but if such sales
hall exceed the sum or value of five
Kindred dollars per annum as afore
said, they shall lie classified in the
ante manner, and required to pay the
■ante annual tax as is now required
o lie paid by dealers in foreign mer
haudise.
PASSAGE OF THE POOR HOUSE BILL.
—The Poor House Bill which we pub
-1 shed two weeks ago passed both
•ranches >f the legislature with some
sight amendments and lias no doubt
H come a law by receiving the signa
ore of the Governer. The amend
nen-s are briefly these : That the
MMiimissioners —the number to lie
hree—shall lie appointed by the Court
•f Common Pleas; That the Com m is
omers shall be sworn ; that theCoun
y Commissi oners shall only pay over
noney for building purposes on drafts
<r orders signed ty at least two of the
'ommissioncrs appointed us aforesaid ;
hat incase a majority of the votes
•ast are in favor of retaining the pres
ent Poor House property, then the
slid Commissioners shall PDSSNHJ at
mcetoerect suitable buildings there-
We trust that this act will finally
lispose of the vexed Poor House ques
tion, and that we will before long be
ible to chronicle the fact th >.t our coun
;y is in possession of buildings suitable
for the proper keeping and mainte
nance of the poor.
SHOOTING AFFKAY.— On Thursday
ifter noon of last week while taking our
office list to the post office we saw a
somewhat excited crowd pass
rapidly up railroad avenue. Fol
lowing them we learned that an indi
vidual named Claar, nailing from Bed
ford county, had got into a difficulty
with a one legged man named Cham
pinour. It seems that Claar's proper
ty was recently destroyed by fire, at
least such is alleged to be the ease, and
lie is now traveling the country en
deavoring to procure funds from the
benevolently disposed to aid in the e
rectiou of a new home. Meeting
Champinour in a bar room Claar, ask
ed him for some help and was refused
with remarks more forcible than ele
gant. It is said by some that Ciaar in
the excitement of the moment struck
Champinour. Others deny this. Be
this as it may, Champinour fired two
shots from his revolver at Claar, neith
er of which took effect. After this
the stranger was knocked down by
some friend of Chain pi nour's.
This is what we ha\'e been able to
glean from the testimony of those who
witnessed the affray. As how nearly
correct it may be, we do not pre
tend to say. The only glimpse of
Claar that we caught was when he en
tered the Exchange hotel, grotesquely
attired, with a rifle over his shoulder,
and apparently well armed otherwise.
He did not appear to have suffered any
serious injury. No arests were made.
Since the above was written ve
lear tliat tiie destroyed pro|ierty he
lon ed to Claar's father, he being un
tn rried. He was also treated most in-
Gmcusly by the brutal friends of
Champinour, having l>een assailed by
nearly a dozen of them at once.—Al
toona Sun.
GKANP J ("tons drawr. fur April Term, 4th
Monday, 25th day. A. D. 1870:
W. W. Bur clay, Bedford Borough; .1 osiah
Ott, Cole-rain; Jacob Komi*. South Wood
berry: Solomon D>eh!, Cole rain; Berj. Yal
eotitie, C. Valley; David P. Smith, Bedford;
Philip Clark, E. Providence; Alex. Ling,
Bedford; Bernard 0 Neil. Scuthamplon; Jno.
Rofcison, Southampton; George W. Black
burn. Napier; Samuel Shaffer, Union; Wm.
Grubb, Monroe; Uenrv Weieel, Bedford; Wni.
Karns, Hopewell; Jacob Carpenter, London
derry; Abraham Moses, Union; I.ewts Belt,
Harrison: Peter F. Lehman, Juniata; Thos.
M. Hidenour, St. Clait; Geoige Steel, Ho;e
well; V. W. Philips, Bedford; Hugh B.
Waltz, Harrison; Andrew Ferry, South
W oodberry.
PETIT JL-RORS FOR SAME TERM. — Richard
McMullen, Napier; John Wade, Napier; T.
M. Lynch, Bedford Borough; Ihoin as C-
Schooly, St. Clair; Lewis H. May, Coleraia;
John Q. Nycum, E. Providence; Daniel Carr,
Union; Samuel Oster, Union; John McClel
lan, Utjleratu; Aibetl Hanks, Southampton;
John Davis, Hopewell; John Arnold, Bed
ford Borough; Hugh Mock, St. Clair; Henry
Kelly, Liberty; Josiah Bulk, Union; John B.
Helm, Bedford Borough; Adrict Koons,
Bedford tp.; Robert Allison, Napier; An
drew Chrii-rnan, Napier: David M. Black,
Ha'riaon; Joseph F. Beegle, Colerain; George
pluck, Liberty; Ob <bah Over, South Wood
berry; Rudolph Hoover. M. Woodberry:
Daniel James, East Providence; George W.
Gller, Juniata: Josiah Mortnuura, Weak
Providence; Danl Barclay, M. Wood! erty
Isaac Eversofe, S. Wot>dberry; Michael Hoot;
uian, M. Woodberry; Horatio J. Maun, Muq<
roe; Duvid Keiikinger, Liberty; Joseph Fer
guson, St. Clair; Robert M. Taylor, Napier;
Abner Jewel, Southampton; Jacob Lebselier,
M. Woodberry, Jobu S. Stuclty, Napier, Levi
Shaffer, E. Providence, '
MARRIED.
MILLFR—MILLS—On ihe27thof March, 1870, ;
at ihe> residence of the bride's nareuui, by (he
Rev G C Probst Mr Denton Miller and Miss
Mary E. Mills, both of Eramaville, Fulton co., \
Pa.
GOLLIPHER—LUCKEN—On tb evening of
the stb inst.. In tbe Reformed Church of Sebells
burg. by Rev N. H- Skyle?, Mr Silas Goltipher
an.l Miss Venie Lucken al lof Scbellsburg
CYPHER—DI'NLAP—On theTth inst.. by Rev
JauiesC. Clnrke, *t Col John 8. Miller's Ex
change Hotel, Huntingdon, Mr George W.
Cypher to Miss Mary Donlap, ooth of haxton,
Beiiford county.
HARMONY—SMITH —On the 7tb inst., by
Rev. Jno. A Nuoer, Geo A. Uartuony and
Minnie Smith, all of Somerset county, Pa
DIED.
SHAFFER—In Friends Cove. February 19 1870,
John Si.affer. after a protracted illness, aged 58
years. I month, and 2 s days
MILLER —On the 4th inst.. in Londonderry tp.,
Daniel J Miller in the 80th year of his age
r 2Mvertlsfmfnts.
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ing. on the corner of Public Square and Juliana
street. April 7. 1870.
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—OB—
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THE CITY OF INTEMPERANCE
EDITED
By Rev. T HOMAS HEYDE N .
'•Be sober and watch."—l Pet., sch.
To be bad at the Inquirer Book Store.
apr7w2.
INSTATE NOTlCE.—Notice i.q bere
by given that letters of Administration have
b-eu granted to tbe undersigned. by the. Register
c.t Bedford county, upon the estate of James lloek
cnberry late of Napier tp.. dee'd. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate paymert, and those having claims
will present th*m properly ruthenticatcd for
settlement MARY' ANY HOCKLNBFKEY ,
apr7w6 Adui'rx
AI>M 1 NISTRATGB'S NOTICE.-
Notice is heieby given th?t letters of ad
! ministration have been granted to the uudorsigu
cd, by the Register of Bedford county, on the es
tate of Michael Warmouth, late of Cumberland
Valley tp , dee'd. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims wili present them prop
erly authenticated, for settlement.
ROBERT STECKMAN, Adin'r .
i mar24w6. Bedford, Pa.
EXKCUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice
is hereby given that L'-tters Tcs'smentarv
have been granted by the Register of Bedford
county, to the undersigned on tho Will of Joseph
M-irtimore, late of liarrisoti Township, dee'd—
that all persons indebted to said Estate, are re
quested to in.Me immediate payment and those
having oluitns thereon can present them properly
autbe ticated for settlement.
inur3lw6. JAMES MORTIMOBE, Ex'r.
ADMINISTRATE )R'S NOTICE.—
Notice is hereby given that letters of ad
ministration have been granted to the under
signed by the Register of Bedford county upon
the estate ot Jacob Wagnman, late of Juuiata tp ,
deceased All persons indebted to sail! estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same, to present them
properly authenticated tor settlement,
mm2l w6 LEONARD BfTNEtt, Adm'r.
A DMIN L.VL KA IOK\S NOTICE. -
/"\ Notice is hereby given that Letter? of Ad
uiiutstraiion have been granted to the undersign
ed, by tbe Register of Bedford couu'.y, upon the
estate ot John if. Walter, late of Union township,
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, aud
(hose having claims against tie same will pre
sent them, properly suß euticaled for settluu-ent.
insr.aw6 W. B. LAMBitjGHT. Adm'r
ADM IN IbTUATUii'K AUTRE.-
Notice is hereby given that letters of ad
ministrator have bee: granted to the utidertHgn
ed. by the Register o: Bedford county, on'the ee
asio ot MiotiaeiE Uorley. late of Juniata town- |
>bip, dee'd. All person- indebted to tojid ettqH 1
are r'-qucstel to mage imwuiata payuiont, and i
those having claims will prasmu them, properly 1
a U_i h et.'Tic a ted. for betllcm-ml
inarlTwO. FRED HILLEnAbB, Adm'r.
I>EItKINH & HOUSE'S KEIiO
RKNE I AMP.ia absolU'ely safe fooin bri-ak- '
ing and explosion, gives twice a? tancfc light, ]
uses less oil and lasts a lifetime. General Agency j
Mt'iZGEU'B Hardware Store ru*i3!,7opt
£egl ftotirr*.
IT-T OF VENDERS OF FOREIGN AND
J DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE in the coun
ty <■( B< rif-.pj, for ilie yew 1370:
Bedford Borough.
C?u. /. ent.
9 G K 0.-U-r I Co Store 25 00
10 A B Cramer ACo do 20 00
It Tho II Lyon? do 7 00
14 Robt Kviiti do 7 00
19 Miller i B'.wser do 20 00
10 S S Me'/ger Hardware 20 00
12 J M Sl.tema'ser Store 12 50
14 AI. Drftbaugh do 7 00
t4 W W Shock do 7 00
13 Mis? M Border do 10 00
14 Geo Reimund do 7 00
13 Mrs EV M .wry do 10 00
11 Is.iac Lipple do 700
13 Tbos M Lynch Hardware 10 Oft
12 B M Biyinyer A Co, Stoves A Tinware 12 50
14 Dr. B F Harry Drugs 7 00
14 II lleekerman * Son do 700
14 John <> Smith Confections 7 00
14 Goo. Mard-'rff do 7 00
14 Miss M KVtcriy Store 7 0o
14 Daniel Border Jewelry 7 00
14 Lot/. 4 Jordan I- .ok Store 7 00
13 E M Fl-her A Babies £tore 10 80
14 D W frouee Tobacconist 7 00
14 W C Garwood Store T 00
i 4 Wtn Riser do 7 00
i! Win At Lloyd Banker 15 00
14 David Brude Confec'.ioos 7 00
I I Daac M.-ngel Bihia-d* 7 00
Bedford Township.
14 Bedford Min. Spring? Ten-pins 700
14 do do Billiards 7 0"
14 A B Cramer Ten-pina 7 00
14 Godfrey Y'eiger Store 7 00
14 BY'latter do 7 Oft
Bioidy Run.
10 Wm Bwndotlar Store 20 00
14 do do Boots and Shoes 7 00
7 J B William? Store 40 00
14 F Masters Drugs 7 00
12 States A Morgsrt Store 12 50
14 James Sheeder Confectioua 7 00
14 A J Nyeutn Store 7 00
14 John C Black Confections 7 "0
13 Samuel Groie Boors A Shoes 10 00
10 liau.'buian, Gump A Co. Hardware 20 00
14 J B T .bias Stoves to 7 00
II Bedford Co. Hank Hanking House 15 00
Brood Top Tp,
13 Daniel Rowland Store II oO
13 R B Wigton do 10 00
12 Lowry, fcicheiherger ACo Store 12 50
13 hi heihergcr Brothers do 10 — Oil
12 Heddings - Jenkins do 22 50
Cumberland Valley.
13 D R Aoder-on Store 10 00
13 Win Laner do 10 00
Colerain tp.
13 AC James Kture 10 00
13 Evans It Hetriek do 10 00
14 Kenj Kegg do 7 Ott
14 Saiul Hunt do 7 00
JIojH-tCell tp.
14 Mc'Viuant A Byers Store "7 00
Harrison tp.
11 V B Verti Store 7 00
13 Jas P Shoemaker do 10 00
13 C'hi Marbourg do 10 00
Juniata tp.
13 lliHcgas tCo Store 10 00
13 Silas W Keyser do 10 00
14 L N Fyan ACo do 7 00
14 tieo Gardill do 7 00
14 Jo.eph Fuller do 7 00
14 Leonard Market do 7 00
Napier tp.
14 K Richards aCo Store 7 00
11 t'bas Crisuiasin a Co do 7 00
1-4 H. bh .enthall do 7 00
M. Woodberry tp.
13 D F Keagy Store 10 Oft
13 AS Longenecker %Co do 10 00
14 Geo. K.i li dinari do 7 <"•'
13 Jacob lirenneoian do 10 00
14 YViu R Smith Drugs 7 00
14 Stover i Busier do 7 O'l
S. Wood)jerry tp.
14 Bayers Biddie Store 10 00
14 C L Ho.-k i Bros do 7 00
14 L B Replogle do i "u
14 Jonathuii Davis do 7 00
East Proriilence tp.
14 Simon Nycum Store 7 Oft
14 Jacob Feiti.n do 7 00
14 J College A Bro da 700
! Vest Providence.
14 John Giitorg Store 7 "0
14 J M Barndoilar do 7 Oo
14 Flffed Fulton do 7 '0
Londonderry tp.
14 Tho? Porter Store 700
14 Jacob Beals do 7 oft
14 Jacob Evans do 7 00
13 O'Dotneli 4 Mauley do 10 00
14 Patrick Bracken do 7 On
Son tlor inpton.
14 John Mors Store 7 00
14 James Eider do 7 80
14 J M Purceli do 7 00
14 Daoiel Tewe'l do 7 00
14 tieo Pureed do 7 Oil
14 Geo Lasbley do 7 00
14 II C Lashley do 7 00
Monroe tp.
14 J R O'Neal St .re 7 Oo
14 Daniel Hatcher do 7 00
14 Eli Ash a Son do 7 00
Soxton Bar rat ah.
11 J A k E ISii-fcelberger St. re 12 50
12 Little k Stoier do 12 50
14 David >1 J..ties . Confections 7 00
Jjiterty tp.
14 John V. Lesser . Store 700
ooledale Borough.
14 Mrs Annie Prime Store
14 Richard Lmgdon do 7 00
SeJu Hsburg Borough.
12 Conl?y A Hull Store 12 50
'2 Egolf k Son do 12 50
12 J K Colvin do 12 5()
13 J A Songster Hardware 10 00
14 A P Hainaker istura 7 00
12 R M Taylor a Son do 12 50
St. Clair tp.
13 M Walk or Store 10 00
14 E lliackburn aCo do 7 00
14 G D Trout do
14 David Miller do 7 On
13 C lekes do 10 On
13 Adam I kes do " 10 00
14 Mary Blackburn ACo do
li Albaugh 4 Hull do 7 00
St. Clairscffle.
13 G B Auiick Store 10 00
13 Isaac Hahc do 10 00
14 S Oster do 700
14 F. D. Btegie do 7 00
Union tp.
14 J M Walter Store 7 00
14 Simon Her.-bmuo do
14 Uriah Gorden do 7 00
NOTICE is hereby given that an appeal will
be held at ibe (b.intnisfioner'a Office, in the Court
H .use, in Bedford, on Tue.-day, 3d day of May,
Ij?70. JOHN A. CESSNA.
Ylercan'ile Appraiser.
N. B. Persons whose names are not ooutained
in the above list, who have commenced business
since 'he !t of April. 1870, will please inform 'he
undersigned of the same. Also any who have
discontinued. JOHN A CEsNA,
1 .pj Mercantile Appraiser.
N AMES OF APPLICANTS FOR
TAVERN 4ND RESTAURANT LICENSES
at April Sessions, 1870. <4lh Monday, 25th day )
Valentine Steckuiau. Bejlord bor., Tavern
William Dibert, Bedford bor.,
A G. Alien, Bedford tp.,
Joshua J. Shoemaker. Bedford bor., "
Christian Spell, Bloody Bun bor., '•
Samuol K Bottonifield, Bioodv Run bor. '■
William L Moseby. Btoad Top 'p., "
George W. Figurd, Coal dale hot.,
Josepu Cessua, il irrison tp., "
Henry Su'er Juniata tp , "
Sebastian Wolf. Juniata tp . "
William Long, Loudouderry tp , "
Catherine T'ncker, Liberty tp , "
D M Jones, Saxtua tor . '•
B. R King, Saxtor bor , "
Geo. W. Colvin. S.'bellaburg tor , "
Charles W. Col via, Schellsburg bor. . •'
Joseph Mortimore, Snake Sfing tp ,
Bernard O'Neal, Southampton tp., '•
John Aidstadt. .St. Ciairtp., •<
John tl. Amick, a,. C4i:rsriii Jor , "
Isaac F. Grove, st Clairsville bor., Restaurant
IXonry- Allen. Wesi Provi lenoe tp., "
Joseph Ake, Woo lberry tor.. Tavern
Aaron W. Reed, Sou h Wood berry, u
Certified, April iih, l?/p.
pr7w.'< JOHN P REKD. Cl'k
NOTICE. —Letters
j( te?tauiotit4ry, Raving beea granted by the
kagister of Be<ltorl county to A mm Evan? nn.l
Joiiatliaii Evans, oa the estate of Joseph Erani,
late of Broad !'• p. toniishtp, des'd, ail persons
knowing themselves indebted to faid estate *r''-
requested t'o tuake payment without delay aud
those havingoleliii? against the aame will present
UiCift properly auilic-iijated fer settlement.
AARON EVAN'S,
E tgle Foundry, Hunt'u co., Pa
JON. EVANS,
Cia 17w6* Oassville, Hunting-lon co., Pa
£fflal 2lotifrs.
REGISTER '8 NOTICE.—AII i**r
i KM interested ore hereby notified that ibe
following named accountant* have filed ibeir ac
count* in the Register'* OS -e of Bedlord cuunty,
and that the name will be presented to the or
phan'* Court in and fomsid County, on TUESDAY
the 26th duy ot APRIL. next, at the Court
ll<>uc in Bedford, fo- confirmation
The account of 0 H Spang and Win. M Hall,
Trustee* to weH the Real Estate of John Reiley,
late of Juniata tp Bedford eonmy, dee'd
The supplemental a-eount of Abraham Ri'chey,
Executor ot the last will. Ac , of Abraham Hitch
ey Sen , late of Snake "pring tp.. dee d
The account of James Camel! Esq . Adminis
trator of the E-tatc of John Kenn.ird, late of
Monroe tp., deo'd.
The account of Jacob Bowers and Michael
Bowers Executor* of thu last will. Ac, of John
G . Bower*, late of Napier tp . dee d
The account of Leonard Orifin Esq , Adminis
trator of the Estate of George Peek, late of East
Providence tp.. dee'd
The account of Samuel Boyer, Administrator
of the Estate of Joseph Boyer, fate of i uniata tp.,
dee'd.
The acconnt Andrew N. Baker Administrator of
the Estate of William Smonee, late of Middle
Woodberry township, deo'd
The account of John Sparks, Trustee for the
sale ot'he Real Estate of Daniel Buzxard, late
of West Providence tp , dee'd
Tbeaocfunt of James Cessna, Esq Executor of
ibe last Will, Ac. of John Miller, late of Cumber
land Valley tp.. dee d.
The account of Daniel Metxgar, Esq.. Guardian
of Elinira Palmer, Susan Palmer. George Palmer,
an ' Henrietta Palmer, miuut children of Sophia
Palmer, late of Juniata tp . dee'd.
The account of William England. Administra
tor of the Estate of Elizabeth England, late of
Snake Spring tp., dee'd.
The account ot John A Mowry, Administrator
of the Estate ot Peter Mowry, late of Napier tp.,
dee'd
The account ot Leonard Bittner, Esq., admin
istrator of the Estate of Sophia Palmer, late of
Juuiata tp . dee'd.
The account of Jacob Barnhart. Administrator
of the Estate of Adam B rnhart, lata of Bedford
; tp . dee d.
lheaccount of David Young. Executor of the
! last Will, Ac., of Henry Swarti, late ot East Prov
! idence tp , dee'd
Tt-c account of David Young, administrator of
the Estate of Mary Swartz, late of East Provi
: denee tp , dee'd.
The account of J J. BarndidUr. one of the
; Executors ol the last Will, Ac., of James Piper,
j into of Hopewell tp . dee'd.
The account of Joseph R. College and John
. College, Administrator of the Estate of Henry
! Collage, late of East Providence tp., dee'd.
The account of Ann* Ober, Administratrix of
' the Estate of Joseph Ober, late of South Woodber
i ry tp . dee d (as to personal Estate }
Tbe account of Anna Ober, Administratrix ot
' the Estate of Joser h Ober, late of South Wood
berry tp., deceased (as to real Estate.)
iThe account of David Miller, Esq , Administra
tor of tbe Estate ot George Dea trick. late of iixr-
I riw.n tp.. deo'a.
The account of Rhoda Evans, Administratrix
! of the Estate of Cadwalladr Evans, late of Cum
i berland Valley tp.. dee'd.
The account of Jacob L Albright. Esq . Tras
' tee fir the sale of the Real Estate of Robert rtlos
j sen, .ate of the State of Maryland, dee'd.
j The account >f Nathaniel Kegs. Trustee for the
! sab of the Hen: Estateof John Kegg, late of Ju
; niata tp.. dee'd.
Certified- JNO. P. REED. Register.
mar3l w4
SHERIFF'S SALES.—
j It By virtue of sun
dry writs of Venditioni Exponas. Fnii Factas
and Lartra Farias to me directed, there will be
Exposed to Sale by Public Vendue, at tbe Court
I House, in the B"r ugh of Bedford. • n SATURDAY
j the 231 day < f APRIL. A. D . 1870, at 10..'clock
AM. tbe following described Real Eatxte, to
I wit :
A tract of patented land, situate in Bedford tp..
Bedf- rd county, containing 131 acres and 41
porches more or lees, about 100 acres cleared
and under fence, part meadow, balance well tim
bered, adjoining lands of John Sbafer, Geo W
j Stivers. M m Cbenoweth and Dunnings Creek,
about 2 miles from Bedford, with a new bouse and
hank barn thereon erected ; Seised and taken in
Execution as the property of R. S. Mapes and J
S. Brannstnan
Also: Ail defendant's. Wm. F. Ickes. interest
in aid to a tract of land, containing eighty acres
more or le-s, about 05 acres cleared and under
fence with a two story log h,use and b *uk barn
thereon eree'ed. adjoining lands of John Whet
stone, John W. Cristuan and Sam'i Ickes, situ
ate in .St. Clair tp , Bedford county, Pa.
Alto: Two lots of ground situate in Bloody
I Run Borough, adj lining lots of John A Gump
j on the north, Weststreeton the West, Philip Bot
tomfield on the East, and David LHfibaugh on the
Scuib seized and taken in Execution as the prop
erty of Win. Nyouui.
Also, a lot of ground. SO feet in front running
I back 100 feet to an alley, with a two story brick
; house, frauie stable and other out buildings
I thereon erected, situate in Bedford tp , Bedford
j county, adjoining John Horn on tbe East, tbe
. Bedford and Stoystown turnpike on the South,
and Matthew P. Spidel on the West, seized and
taken ia Execution as the property of W. W.
j Middleton
Sheriff's office, WM kEYSER,
Bedford, March 31. 1870. Sheriff
/~LOURT PROCLAMATION.— To
the Coroner, the Justices of the. Peace, and
Constables in the different Township* in the
Co'inty of Bedford, Greeting: KNOW VK, that
in pursuance of a precept to me directed, uncer
the hard and seal of the Hon. ALEXANDER
KING. President of the several Courteof Common
Pleas, in tbe Ifith District, consisting of the coun
ties of Franklin. Fulton, Bedford apd Somerset,
and by virtue of hisoffiee of the Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery forthetrial of
capital and other offenders therein, and the Uen
e-al Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace; and
G. W. GCHP. and WILLIAMG. EICHOLTZ. Judgesof
the tame Court in the same County of Bedford,
You and each of you, are hereby required to be
and appear in your proper persons witb your Re
cords. Recognizances, Examinations, and other
Remembrances, before the Judges aforesaid, at
Bedford, st a Court of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery and" General Quarter Ses
sion* of the pieace therein to beholden for the coun
ty of Bedford, aforesaid, on the 4 J Monday at
April, (hett.tl the 2hth Jau.) ISJO, at 10 o'clock.
HI the forenoon of that day, there and then to do
those tilings to which your several offices appertain.
Given under my hand and seal '-he 31st day of
March, in tne year of our Lord. pd"o.
WILLIAM KEYSER,
SHEV.ISP'S Office, j Sheriff
| Bedfcrd.Mar.. 31. 1870. j w4
T IST OF CAUSES PUT DOWN
; I j FOR TRIAL AT APRIL TERM. Ic7o,
(25th day )
Thomas Growden vs Arch. Blair et a?,
Charles W. Colvin vs William J Rock et al,
Thomas Growden vs Arch Blair et al,
Eli Thomas vs George Cbaney et al,
j R. Kt-kpitr!ek A Co. vs Geo. R Barndollar's
Adqj'r.
i Job M Shoemaker A Co. vs William A. Poweil,
! Jacob Bobltti vs D.ivid M Bliek,
| Al'-x. McGregor's AduTr vs Win. A. Reininger,
i Eliz-i Collins vs John T Colling. Adm'r
Same vs Isaiah Collins Adin'r,
Bernard Claybaugh vs Isaiah Mills,
j Win M. Lloyd's indoraee vsSehool District Hope
well township,
; Jacob Devore'a Ex'rs vs Michael Devore,
| Certified March 17. 1870
mar 24w1. JON. P. REED. Pmt'v.
IN THE COURT OF (OM.MEN
PLEAS in and for the County of Bedford.—
Jacob A. Eichelberger vs Maryß. Eichelbcrg
er—April Term. 1870, No. 41. In divorce.
| To M iry B Klchelbergej', Respondent : —You
; will please take notice that a rule has been
i granted on you in tbe above case, to show cause
if any yoq have, why a divorce "a vtnrnlo ma -
fmoi'tc'' should not he decreet therein. Re
turnable, Monday, April 25, 1870, at 1(1 o'clock,
A M. Personal service having tailed on account
of your absence. M. A. POINTS,
Att'y for Libellant,
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
appointed by the said Court, Examiner, to take
testimony in the above stuted case, will meet the
the patties interested, at his office in Bedford, on
Wednesday. April 20. 1870. at 2 o'clock, P M
of said day A. KING. Jr.,
tnar24w4. Examiner.
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York, Sole Agents tor tne United States apr7w3
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER.
SHIP.—Tbe undersigned have this day dis
solved partnership iu the Cabine:-iu*king and
M-rble business, by mutual consent. Ibe Cabi
net busi-ess will be continued by R. V Leo, and
the Marble Works by John 11 Rush The ac
count* of Leo A Co. will be settled by R. V. Leo,
and the account* ol Rush A Co. by Jobu II Ku?h
K V. LEO.
mir2tw3 JOHN H RUSH.
A UCTIONEER.—The undersigned
g\ ha* taken out an Auctioneer's License, aid
win ery sale* at Real or Personal Property, for Ul
parties who will employ his talent as an Auction
eer. at reasonable prices, and will endeavor to
give general satisfaction. Address
CUAS E. ALP IP,
mar?h3w3. Bedford, Pa.
J UST RECEIVED at S. 8. METZ
UER'S Hardware and farm Implement
ciore, a lot of Palmer's Emery Grinders, tor
grinding any thing tram a razor to a Reaper Knife,
Just what tne iarmcr and mocLanc want* to
save his time and moi ey. mar3l,'7oyl
J A ABTMAN 'S I'ENJIAN S ASftiiS
j TANT—lcrotuaoidiing the writing art, ioj
sute at (usr3l,'7lly 1