tioiij horses, teats, eighty wagons loaded with
Quartermaster and medical stores, which fafl
lUtocuv hands. Our troops had possession of
the entrenchments yesterday morning. After
reaching the opposite side of the rivor the
rebels dispersed in every direction.
Two huudreil dead and wounded rebels were
picked up on the Bold. Gan. Zfflieoff-r was
was found in a wagon, mortally wounded.
Our iosa has not yet beeu definitely ascer
tained, but it must have been considerable.
i he Surgeon of the Tenth Indiana regiment
telegraphs that bis regiment had seventy kills
ed and wouuded.
Gen. Thomas's division embraces sotno of
the best regiments iu this department.
As fur as t can leoro, the .Ninth Ohio,
Tenth Indiana, Second Minnesota, Eighteenth
IvegttlarS) and Fourth sod Teo'b Kentucky
regiments were among those engaged.
Colonel Manson's Brigade, including the
•leurh Indiana, Eighteenth Regulars and some
Kentucky Regiments, roiuforecd Gen. Thomas.
Curing -Saturday night they made a forced
march ef twentyfive miles through heavy
roads, am.] managed tn arrive three hours be
kftwe the eouiineuooment of the fight, iu which
*uey toqk glorious part, in spite of their fa*
*igue.
The tenor of all tba official despatches goes
to show tbst the affair resulted in the
uinU brilliant victory of the war.
No prominent officers ate said to be killed
on our side.
Gen. Scfcoppff was nnablo to cut off the
retreat of the enemy, owing to the bluffy char
acter of the country, and the obstruction of
all roads by felled timber.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 21—This morning's Go
zcllf has advices tint warrant the prediction
of an early alvanee c.f tba army in Kentucky.
'1 ho wcatbor is uuw the only htndcri ng cause,
everything else is ready and in fine order.
Xlie Ohio river has risen seventeen inches
list evening, and is still rising at the rate of
an inch per honr. Tbero is cow fifty iwo feet,
four inches, in toe channel.
The following named persons living in Scbells
burg and vicinity, have contributed socks, yarn,
money and knitting—which articles have been sent
to Ilaris'ourg sad Port Royal, for the nee of the
soldiers composing the two companies fiom Scbeils
burg, Bedford county, Pa.
Mrs H Rosen burg knit 2 pr, Miss Lizzie Rosen
barg8 v Aica.E Poorinan 2, MariaPeormau2,Nlss. E
Poornian 2, Rebe ca Sleek I, Mrs Ann Poorman
2, .Mrs Bioinboch 1, Mrs Goiipber 2, Mrs. Kopns 2,
Mrs Dull 1, Mrs Fisher 1, Mrs Dewalt I, Martha
Smith 2, Mrs R icrdon 2. Mrs Aan C rouse 1, Mrs
Eve>liler2, .Mrs Adam Dull 1, Mrs Colo 1, Aun
Hull 1, Kate Border 2, Mary Mowry 1, Mrs Bocli
m.iii t, Mrs 51 ary Smith 2, Maggie Schell 2, Mary
Statler 1, Lottie Dewslt 1, Rebecca Ann Miller 1,
Miss Sonde iiunu ft, Ann Touiilson 1, Eve VVirtz
1. Kate Parr 1, Maggie Ewalt 1, Susan Long I,
Mrs AM Eaiy 5. Mary Ealy 1, Curie Paly 1,
Mnrgaretta.Miller I, Annie Dull 1, Vania Dull 1,
Louie Dud 1, Auuie Kiter 1, Kate E Schell 1,
Mrs Mary Bowen 1, Louisa Bo wen 2. Mrs Martin
Riley 1, .Mrs D Sr.vder 2, Malvina Riley 1, Eli2
J Rile* 1, Maria Laue 4, MrsK J Borders, Mrs
Ann Bord -rtt, Jennie Keroerer 1, Mrs J W Miller 1
Mrs Catharine Blackburn 4, Mary J Long 2, Carrie
X ..mr 1, Amanda Kemercr 1, Mrs Hannah Car
te! on 2, Evie Dannasec 1, Mrs Sarah Fraznre 1,
Ma E. Grouse 1, Mrs Lizzie Cobler 1, Eliza J.
Miller 2, Ann Maria Miller 1, Eliza Golvin I, Jen
nie Cf/lvia 1. Mi- Kurtz 1, Mary J. Statler 1, -Mrs
J - • zure 2, MJrv Mortiruore I, Em.ni.Morti-
Bioia I, Mrs John Sill 1, .Mrs Mary Sleek 1, Mrs
Ann Border I. Mrs Maria Jiirkheirner 1, Susan
Long l.plrs Bri Jdlebroosfi I,C.dhjrine Dannikor 1,
Mrs GUbra'h 2, 51 rs Ltndsey 1, Mrs Mansfield 1,
Mrs liochman i, .Mis Geo IV Williams 1, Mrs Sarah
E C tl 2; Martha S Coaley 2, Mrs Eliza Richards
2, Mrs Abraham Blackburn 1, Rebecca Blackburn
7, Geo Blackburn 2, Mrs Adams 1, Mrs R W Mil
ler 1, Mrs David Way 1, Mrs Benj Yore 1, Mrs
Martin L Conley 1, Lydia G Canley 1, Mrs Leon
ard Fight I, Mrs Margaret RoUinot 1 Mrs. Jas Al
lison 1, Miss M iry E Allison I, Elizabeth Allison :
1, Mrs Scholf 1, Mrs Nancy Garlinger 1, Mrs i
M aria Schell 2, Mrs Mary Hoke 1, Mrs Mary j
Fcust-er 1, Annie Horn 1, Amandi Horn 1, Rev.
D. 11. Riter 1, Emanuel Statler 1, Duncan Mc-
Yicktr 1,1 Conly 2, John E Colvia 3.
Mrs JohaS Seheil, yarn 4 cuts, Mrs 51 Rock 4,
Mrs- C Colvin 2, Mrs Nancy Garlinger 2, I W Knip
ple 2, .Mrs John Williams 4, .Mrs C Williams 2,
Mrs Frank William 2, Mrs Catharine Hul+fi, Mrs j
Bei.j Hull 4, Mrs Zigier 1, Mrs Peter Hull 2, Mrs j
J VV Hull 6. Jesse R.Smith, h. Airs McAlillen 2, j
Mrs GeorgeFeaster s|, Mrs Mary Hoover 4. J S '
Mary A Young 4, Mrs Jacob Fisher 2, Bliz Crorle |
Mrs Catharine Ridenhour 2. Hannah M.<J >y 12, '
Harm h Hancock4, L> Sl-.;k 2, L -wis Ris'.ing
& Son 11. Rebecca Hall 1, Miss MvCr.ury 1, Mrs j
Jio ; i-; an 2 ! i V ! ton 2. Mrs Kite Luksns ■
2, Anthony Smith 4. Mrs Hiner 2, Kate Vor; 2.
Airs H Oyltsr 2. Miry Back 7. Airs Joseph
Sseek 8, Daniel A Gr tilth 2, Miss Alary A Elak
bur i 4, Catharine Cuppet 2, J. Blackburn 7,
Ju-'.Hti Shrader 2. Hattie Berkley 2, Mrs George
El is 2, Airs Elits Kog'rs 2. Lucinda Rogers 4.
Mrs John Wonders 2. Mrs Job i Rn Vser 2. Mrs.
Jas Carson 2, Mr< s. Hin ton 2, Mrs 0 Blar-kbura
2, .Mrs Chas Hillegas 4, J H ilillegas 4. .Mrs J:-*
Long l, Mrs Geo Bowser 6. Mrs Corley 2, Mrs.
Jas Mullen 2, Mis I Clark 1, .Mrs Geo Gump 2.
Matilda Sttiefci y .2, Mrs Nidkum 2. Jane ciark j
Mar;ari lioiq* i i 4, Mrs iVm. Colvin 4, Eliza '
Tn\ 'or 6, Mrs Saml Horn 2, Lavi iia Burns 5, j
Mrs Cornelias Whetstone 2, Mrs Beity 2.
Doctor H. V. B ram well, cash 25 cents, Carrta >
Coi lev 35, Mary Hoke 50, Annie Coiiiu 50, I
Susan R'rthb A ch 50. Mrs Margaret Coip 25, Alr3 I
Bnr ier 25, Rev B fl Hunt 50, Julian Williams j
50. Mrs Herbert Blackburn 50, Mrs Geo Beckiay i
25. Jesse BSackurn 50. Ruth Clever 25, Susan a a |
Gejer 25, Mrs Chas Hdlegas 50, Sarah Keyser •
50, Sallie Black 50, Emma Frazure 31. George ;
Alailen 25, Sarah VVirtz 25, John Sluckey 25, D
Border 25, Aliss Geo Colvin 25. Peter Schell 50. j
With cash received bought 26 pairs of socks, !
making in all 206 pairs.
* Mrs A.J. SNIVELY,
Mrs. E.VI.MA SCHELL,
Mrs. ANNIE STATLER,
ELIZABETH D. BONN,
Soliciting Committee.
THE NEW SECRETJRV OF WAR.
The history of Hon. Edwtn M. Stanton
4he oew Secretary of War, is not so woll
known as it ought lo he. Never having been
a politician, he has no obsequious frteuds to,
write biographios for him. A correspondent
gives us a few facts on the suhjaot. He be
gan the practice of latv in Stcubeuviiie, Ohio,
having studied in the offi.se of Duffel L. Col
lier, Erq., now a venerable resident of PiffT
sdeiphia, who bus retired from the profession.
Mr. Stanton begin to practioe in partnership
with Col. Geo. VV. McUook, a brother of Brig
adier General Alexander MoOook. Alter a
higniy saocssiul career in Sieubenvillp, he
remove 1 to Pittsburg, where he soon took high
rank at the bar. He first became well-known
as a I >vyer to this State and to tho bar of this
ity a* counsel m the celebrated Wheeling
)>•: go Case, which was tried hero t;n or
ti- ive years ago. White residing iu
burgh, Mr. Suaton was io partnership with
Judge Siitler. v A few years ago he UtuVed to
Washington, where he soon obtained a Urge
and lui a-rive practice. Hip honorable coor .c- I
jtioD whfc the Govereptcac a* s Attoiyey G nvt-i
a), during the closing days of President Buch
anan's administration, is well known to the
pablie. To-day he enters upon his duties as
head of the War Department, and we are
confident that iu that position he will give oew
proof of his ability.
HsP'Reader have you aeen Prof. Wood's ad
vertisement in our paper. Read it; it will in
terest you.
$257 EMPLOYMENT! $75!
AGENTS WANTED!
WE will pay from $25 to 75 per luontb, and all
expenses, to active Agents, or give a commission.
Particulars sent free. Address Erik Sswiso Ma
cuine, Cohpaky, R. JAMES, General Agent, Mi
lan, Ohio.
Aug. 6,1861 .-zf
______
To the People of fiedfotd County :
The proceedings of the I'eriusylvnnia Leg
islature have, no doubt, informed you, that
your constitutional rights as freemen have
been respected.
You are not for the present session at least
meio servants of the citizens of Somerset
; county uui bound to comply with tbeir de
j mends.
A full examination of the question has
j made the case so plain, that none, or at least
j very few, cau be found to justify the union of
j the two counties for the choice of lieprr.senta
' lives under tbo Apportionment Law of 1857.
Although tho whole committee chosen to
try tho cn.-e did not sign the Report, yet not
one ol their l umber has yet been willing to do
b) your light id "hose your owu Representa
tive. I shall U9e my best efforts to prove to
tho public that the confidence you reposed in
me on the second Tuesday of Oo'eber last, was
not misplaced. While I havo no objectii nto
a difference of opioton on the part of any of
my fellow citizens, I cau not sec how the fact
that 1 owe my election to the peipie of Bed
ford county and not to those of Somerset can,
in any way reuder me less able to represeit
jou or to change my sentiments a s a sound,
ipffou man. To thoee who see fit to charge
upon tiiO'a desire to enter the Legislature for
ulterior purposes, I have ody to say that I
offered to the fiiends of tho lata gittiug lottu
bar aud to himself, that if he would aid in the
j passage of a law to separate the two counties
I in the future I won'd withdraw from tho con
i ie.-t nod permit him to occupy the place during
| the present session. This preposition wis re
! fused partly open ibe ground that it would be
granting too much, and oartly because it would
probably tu'.ke a "yearling" of tbe gentleman
cbnseu by toe people of Somerset to represent
theciuniy of Bedford. I theu determined
that the rights of the people of Bedford couu
| tv should be vindicated or at least it- should
cot be iuy fault if tbey were again outraged.
; Li hay b.ieo charged apou rue that the appurtion
i uicot bill of 1850, tu attaching Uriitria and
; Fulton to Bedford was aliko uncoottff at tonal,
aod tbet I served the people in that District,
i A m-.re reading of the Argument submitted to
, ne coiiiinittee will show that the District of
1850 was ban*d upon a different principle arid
was net tiabio to the constitutional objection.
A reference to tbe journal of 1850 will show
tbt I voted sgcinst the final passage of that
815 nrd en (Semination of the returns of'the
election of 1850 will show 'hat 1 received a
m-jarity of the votes cast in Bedford county.
This chnrge is theref re only made by iho-e
who will nut make an examination or who can
not understand the question after they have
examined it.
There wtli probably 1-c some expenses it
tending this contest. Tbe State is Gist re
quired to pav jr, thfin the Btte is authorized
io draw upon the county for <ie amount.
Having become erimifd in this controversy
I ii.ten 1 to see it out and whatever bill may
oe presented against the county 1 intend to
furnisii the money to pay. Iu oonalmion 1 j
will add lb it my course here during the winter ;
shall be in strict aocordence with the views t
an i seutiuieots which I always entertaiued and
expressed am >og my follow citizens. 1 had
no Bdutiments to conceal from you cither on
political questions, aud no conduct or actions
of any pjrs >u or persons shall cause me to de*
p>rt from thi advocacy ot thoso principles,
publicly expres scd, either upon tho one ques
tion. or upon ths other, und the doctrines
which 1 bad claimed when 1 received your suf
frages shall be advocated here to tho best of
my ability.
JOHN CESSNA.
Harrisborg, Jan. 18, 1861.
i/iUDLM).
THE Preside - t and Managers of tlis Clmrabers
i-urg and Bedford Turnpike Road Company
have declared a dj .iciend of use per cent, on the
capito' stock of said companv, paj'ttbleou demand.
vv. ii. McDowell,
Chambersburg, Jan. 24, 1862. Tres.
BEDFORD tWvVTY, SS.
.'IIISTV* "jh. a Court of Quarter Sessions of the
jV— . held at Bedford, in and for said
|fi 'v 1 s --i"V]jCounty of Bedford, on the 18th day of
'' von> ber, A. D. 1861, before the
s Judges of the same Court.
Cpoit the petition of the free holders resi ling in
ho vicijiity'ot Buydatown in said County, setting
forth "that two public alleys, wero laid out in the
said town of Boydstown, in the year 1816,by Rev. ,
Alexander Boyd, the proprietor, and then private '
owner; both beginning at points on the Bedford & I
Stoyatown Turnpike road, upon the South, and
running thence North 57 degiees hast to the (.Id I
state road on the North. Tho < of the length :
of—feet and the other of the length of—feet; an.l
both of the width of sixteen feet, the first being the
alley, between lots Nos 41 Xc 42; and the second
the alley between Nos. 45and 46, so numbered up
on tbe original and general plot or plan of said town i
of Boydstown. Also three other alioye,beginning
at points on the Turrrpiko roal atbresaid on the i
South, and running thence North thirty degrees |
East to said old state toad aforesaid. Tbe one ol" i
the length ot—feet, the other of tho length of- -
feet, next of the length r.f— feet, all of the width
of sixteen fact, the same being the alleys between 1
Nos. 23 and 25 and 15 and 17 and 7 and 9 en nuin- ]
bered upon the original plot or plan of sai 1 town ;
of Boydstown. Also three other alleys 1 rid our:
as aforesaid in sard Town South of tho Turnpike
rosd aforesaid, all beginning at points on said Turn
pike on the North and running tlicnco South thirty
degrees west, two hundred aud twenty feet, to a
twenty foot alley. The same being alleys between
lots Nos. 8 and 10, and 13 and 18, and 24 anil 26,
and 82 and 34. so nurubeied upon the original plot
or plan of taid Town of Boydstown; Also, the 20
feet alley on the Southern side of sai l town plot,
which said alleys have become, useless, inconve
nient and bnrdensonae to the inhabitants of said
town and vicinity."
Where upon the Court do order and direct that
tho parties iu iuteust be notified by publication in 1
the County papers to appear at the next Court <>t
Quarter Sessions to show cause why the prayer of
petitioners should not be granted.
By tho Cwrt,
S. H. TA?E, Clerk.
Pec 20, 1861.
BEDFORD INQUIRER.
MAH.R.IEJr>.
On list; loth, inst., by Rev. David Wolf, Mr.
Francis Bixler, to Alias Catharine Ickes, BOTH
of Bedford tp.
On the 9th inst., by Rev. Charles Cleaver, Mr.
David Moshoe. of Bedford Co., to Mia* Sarau
Whetstokr.ol M; Ctnntllsbrrg, l'a.
thin tin; J4th itist., by the. R,v. 11. HccketniAti,
Mr. Thomas O. Sleek, of St. Cliir, to Miss Emma
ZjMMEasofßedford tp.
On the 6th itist., at the resilience of John Bonnet,
in Southampton tp., by Rev. B. A. Cooper, Mr.
Hexey F. Ferris, of Allegheny Co., Md., to Miss
Jemima Blnnet of tho lorntur place.
Ori the same day, at the same plice, bv the same,
Mr. Geoikje R. Hamilton, to Miss A.R. Dulon ,
both of Allegheny Co., Mil.
On the 16th inst., by lite Rev. G. C. Probst,
Mr. John G. Koh.m, to Mies Malinda Melott,
both of Kast Providence tp.
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APPEALS.
Notice is hereby given to the taxable inhabitants
of the County of Bedford, that an Appe.sl vitl be
held by the County Commissioners, on the days,
and at the pl-.ct-s specif) d, to wit:
For Colerain Township, on Tuesday, tho 7th day
of January next, at the house of A J. Pcnsell.
Southampton Township, on Wednesday tie Bth,
at the hou -u of William Adams.
Monroe Township on Thursday the 9th, at the
house of Samuel Mix til.
East Frovidenco Township, on Friday tbi 10th,
at the house of I). A. T. Black.
West Providence Township, on Saturday the
11th, at tho house of J. A. Gump, in the Borough
of Bloody Run.
Cuniborlinl Valley Township, on Mondiy tiie
13th, at the bo aso of Jacob Snider.
Londonderry Township, on Tuesday the 14th,
at the house of George Baily.
Harrison Township, on Wednesday the 15i.1i, at j
tho house of Martin Fc-ightiior.
Juniata Township, on Thursday the lGtf, at tho ;
house ot Joseph Follei.
Napier Township, on Friday the 17th, at the j
house of J. M. Kobison, in the Borough ofsebelts- |
burg.
Sehcllsburg Borough, on Saturday the IStli, at
the house of J. M. Ruhison.
Bedford Town 'bp, on Monday the 20; i at the
Commissioners office.
Aniikvspiing Township, on Tuesday the2lt, at
tbe liousa of 1). L. DeXoaugh.
Bloody Run Borough, or. Wednesday tlri-221 r.t I
thp house of J. A. Gump.
Hopewell Township, on Thursday the 2<* 1 at the j
house of John Dasher.
Broad Top Township, on Friday the 24tJ, at tho j
honse of J. B. Castner.
Liberty Township, on Saturday tbe2ath, at tho
house of Mrs. C. Tricker.
Middle Woodoorry Township, on llotsday the
27tJi, at the bouse of Wm. Ji. Pearson, iiiq.
South Woodoorry Township, on Tuesiiy the 28th,
at tho house of D*vid"St>nor.
Union Township, on Wednesday tbe 29;h, at the i
house of Michael Wyant.
St. Cirir Township, oa Thursday the 3'Jth, at the ,
houaa of Gideon D. Trout.
Bedford Borough, on Friday the 31st, at the Com
mi.'siotiers' Office.
When and where all persons and corporations j
feeling themselves aggriev d at the ccim ration '
and valuation of their taxable property aid effects, '
nif.do pursuant to the several acts of Aswan ofy, in j
such ease uiade and provided, ate reque'ted to at
tend and state their grievances for reitneia, accord
ing to law. (Tho appeals will bo held or tho days
above stated between tbe bouts of 9 o'click A. JI . ,
and Pi o'clock, M )
Atiwt WM. M. PSABSON, j
11, N used emus, Clerk, 1 J. FFIGHS'aIE. '
C"r,.fnis: loners' fjffiee, V P. J. SilOf?! AIvKR I
IV?. 20th, 186 j. \ Ch'tanti-aloners. i
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Br virtue of sundry writs of Fi, Fa. Vend. Ex
ponas and Lavari Facias t<> tue directed, tiiefe
will be sobl st the Court House in the Borough of
Bedford, on Saturday the Bth day of February,
1862, at 10 o'clock, A. M., the following ddhcribed
Real Esnte, to wit:
One tract of laud containing 272 acres, more or
less, about 150 acres cleared and under fence, with
•i two-owi-a half story weather-boarded dwelling
honse, double log barn, granary and other out
thereon erected, also an apple orchard
thereon, adjuiniirg lands of Owen Ash. Htzekiah
Baikman tad othars. Also one trect of land con
taming 400 acres more or less, about one acre
cleared, and under lence, with a story anil half log
dwelling house thereon erected, aojolning lands oi
Jonathan Uwens, John Gordon and ot Iters, all sit
uate in Southampton Township, Bedford County,
and taken in execution as the property of Joseph
Leasare. Also,
One lot of ground conntaing II acre more or less,
all of which is cleared and under ler.ee, with a
stoiy ar.d half log dwel iug thereon elected,
adjoining lauds of Solomon Lidig, Michael Stroup
aud others, situate in Juniata township, Bedford
county, ami taken in execution as the property of j
Hat man Waller.
ALSO,
One small tract of land containing 6 acres more
or less, nearly cleared and under fence, with a
story and half log dwelling house thereon erected,
adjoining lands oi John Bfidcbaiu, Charles Colfelt
ami others, situate in Bedford Township, Bedford
County, and taken in execution as the property of
William Johnson.
Also,
All the interest ol Defendant, John McCanles. in
th s following dt'BcritHd tracts of land, situate in
the Township of Btoad Top, Bedford County, viz:
One of tlietu beginning at a post of thin, and now
land of William Figara, thence South eighty-six
degrees West three hundred and twenty perches
to a post (formerly a white oak, gnn<') in the line
cf land B< lon ting to John Savage's heits, thence by
said land, Souto one and a half West
twenty nine pcicbe* TO A POST, A corner; thence
| 'loutu < G'<ty-eight degrees, West six pefe'ie# to a
Spanish oak, a coibrr, thenco South twenty
and a half degrees, West twenty-two petches to a
post set for a corner, thence BJ land of ifopewell
N Co., North eighty degrees. East nineteen p-.-rches
and five* tenths, to ebesft.ut, thtneo South thir
ty -nine degrees, East sixty-two port-lies to a post,
set for a corner, thence by WII'L last mentioned land
and Land now or late of John Gr filth, Nojth sixry
four degrees, East T;inety nine perch; * to a fimi (or
line,) FLU-nce Sohth eighty-seven degrees, East thir
ty-two perches, to a chestnut, a cornet; thence
A orlh forty-six and a half DEGREES, East forty-one
perches aud five-tenth to ft post, (formerly chestnut
oak, gone,) thence North forty degrees, Ea-T tirv
two perches to stones set far a corner, thence
South fifty -five degrees. East thirty-five perches to
ft post set FT.r a corner, thence North nineteen do
gre.es, tVest eleven perches to a white oak, thence
North forty-nice degrees. East thirty-two perch; S
to a post, and thence North sixteen degrees, West
eleven perches to the post mentioned, post in the
line of William Figard's land, the placoof begftiing,
containing 128 acres, 162 perches of land, and ti.. ]
usual alls W a rice of six per cent, for roads. &c. — [
And the OTHER of said tracts adjoining the above 1
mentioned land of John Griffith ami others, situate I
in Broad Top township, hounded IS aforesaid, lit- !
gining at a red oak a corner ot this and land of siid ,
John Griffith, THESE® South eighty-three degrees. J
EAST fifty -seven p< relies to a hickory, a comer, |
thence still by said land North thirty-nine degrees, j
East sixty-six perches to A post .or cornet, thence j
still by said land of John Griffith North SEVENTY |
degrees, West forty-eight perches to A chestnut, a '
corntr of this and land <f Hopewell ST Co., and |
thence by said last mentioned land of Hopewell N J
Co., South toity-ons degrees. West, eighty perches i
to the first U;entioße<l tad oak the place of LX gining !
containing 19 acres. 128 perches, aud the usual a,'- !
loWacca of 6 per cent for roads, &C. And all the !
above described lands, advertised as the property |
df John McCanlcs, Deft.
Also,
One fiacf of land <sdntinipg 177 ACN S more or
less, about 20 acres cleared and tinder fence, w.th
a i; g dwrllii g I.ottsc and log stable, thereon erect
ed, ADJOINING faints ot Henry Mock, James Fare
loot, Jacob BISCL an 1 others, rhute in I.Rl.ion town
;HIPJ Bcdfor<L connty, and taken in execution ss
the property of Win. Sayfof.
A lso,
Two lots of ground in tin town cf Marietta
fronting about tiff feet each and extiAdiag fiack
about 110 feet, with a two story log dwelling house
and frame stable, thereon erected, adjoining lot of
Joseph C. Bull on the South, ar. alley on the N< rth
and land of Adelpbus Alee on the East, and public
road on the West, situate in Ihiion tp., Bedford
County, and taken in execution as the property OF
Frederick Corle.
JOHN CESSNA,
Sheimff's ')ffice, ( Sheriff.
Jan. 17, 1302. (
LIST OF GRAND JURORS
DRAWN .or February Term, 1802. John Rit
c!>ey, Esq., Foreman, Alvcy Boy lon. Thomas
Growdcn, William Gray, Frederick M< ncb, Salul.
D. Broadt, David Roland, sen., Wm. Derremore,
Joseph Fisher, Esq., Michael Wsureh im, J is. H.
F:azier. Andrew Divert, George M<>ck, Henry
Weits, William Ritchey ot WM., Vacfttl Brangle,
David F. Buck, Sand. Dreurdng, Etq.. H- xry W.
Fmitb, Jacob L. MAY, John Corlev , Jr., Michael
jVertz, Abraham Johnston, JOIM Brown, Esq.
LIST or FZHT JURORS drawn for February
Term, D6B. ARJth*w Murray, John K.rr,
Jacob D. Fetter, .John A. K•., S tnttV'l P'triy,
John Lowry, Jacob Mil'er of Henry, William ros
ter, George B uuett, John Aivistn It, John F. Low-;
ry, Jacob Lwig, Michatd L. I'utt, J <hu Jai. ■ ,
Jlic< S H. Bouser, Joseph S6US<T, John Dasher,
William Gracy, John Hohman, Jas. M. Snawden,
Jsin us Moore, George Reimand, Samuel Burket,
Sok-mon Adams, Sarul Huplogle, G< iirev Yeager,
'llamas M. Long, Frederick Miller. Geotgis Stuck
ey, Jam. s W. Rued, D< ait Hersh. erg -r, David
Kochendorfer, William Cook. John D. Luc.ts.Jno
John Layton, Frederick Kauffman, Daniel Stoler,
John Fickes.
Jan. 17, 1862.
CGX7IT PHGCLAMATIOK. ~
If/ HERE AS the llonorride JAMES NILL;
t' % Pieshleßt of the sevcrd Cout is of Cotu
mon Fleas in tbe counties composing the lGtli Ju
dicial District, and Justice of ihe Courts of Oyer
and Terminer, ai.d G<-seral Jail Delivery, for the
trial of capital and other offenders In the said Dis
trict—-aud Monx Txtlok, ud James Bcirxs Es
quires, Jurigcsof tho Courts of Comtrmu Picas
arid Justices of fho Court of Oyer an I Terminer,
and general Jali Delivery, for the trial cf all eapi- 1
tal and other cfTetdeis D the county of Bedford
have issued their precept and to too directed, for
holding a Court of Common I'leas, aud Genera!
Jail Delivery, andCturt of Oyer and Terminer
at Bedford, on MONDAY the 10th day ofrebruary
next. Notice is hereby given to all the Justices of
the Peace, the Coronet and Constables withm th,.
said County of Bedford, that they ho tfien and thro
in their proper pfrsons, with their rolls recordse
snd i quisitiona, examinations an i other remem
brancer, to do those things which to their olfie.es
and in that behalf appertain to he done, and also J
they who will prosecute against tho prisoners that
nre or shall bo in tho Jail of Bedford County, to be j
then and thsre to prosecute against thom as sba! j
bo trod.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff, j
Sheriff's Office, Bedford, Jan. 17, 1862.
NOTICE
ftllcwing named pursers, will make appli-
X cation to the mxt Court of Quarter Sessions
in aud fur Btdiord county, to he held on the 10th
day ;f F vliuaiy u< xt, fur Tavern Licence, for the
ensuing year. *
Frederick Bet kluinter, St. Clair Township,
Go org" W. turner, Monroe Township,
Sand. R, Bottonfieid, W;.-t Piovidooce Tp.,
Levi H. Deihl, Hopewell 3 p., i
J eh.: Hi degas, Juuiatft Tp.,
I*. G. Morgnt, Bloody Run Borough.
Wro. Burch, S. VVoi>rtV<rry Tf>-
Georga W. Figird, Broad Top Tp.
S.H.TATE,
Clkkk's Orvxtsa, f Ci.rk" j
Bfd"-rd, Je. 17, 'o2.* )
PROF .WOOD'S
RESMM'iIE COBDUL
AND
BIOOD 2ERSFAT6B
I Is precisely wfiat its name indicates, for wbiie
{ pleasant to the taste, it is revivifying, txhfter
■ "ting, anil strengthening to the vital powers.
It also revivifies, reinstates and renews tho
blued # all its original purity, and thus re
stores and renders the system invulnerable to
attacks of disease. It is the or.lv preparation
ever < fie red to tho world in a popular toria so
as to bo within the leach ot all. So chemi
cally ami skillfully combined as to f the most
powerful tonic, ai d yet so perfectly adapted
to as to act in jterfecl accordance with the laics
of nature, and hence sooth the weakest s.'nnach. Ps
and tone up the digestive organs, arsil silly
nervous and ether irritation. It is also per-kJ
feetly exhilarating in its effects, and yet it Dgs
| never followed by lassitude or depression of
i ga spirits. It is composed entirely of vegetables©
t and those thoroughly combining powerful |sJ
tonic and soothing properties, and cokse
jgqcetitly can never injure. Such a remedy 1 uisjw
i Jong heeu felt to he a <lesiiler.ittint in the merit- _.
jra'cai woild, both by tho thori>ugbly skilled injE
"medical science, and also by all who have sul- M
fj fared fro a debility ; for it Deeds he nieiJic.il
@9skill or knowledge even to see that debility Wi
I follows all attacks of disease, and lays the ur.-L
system open to tbe attacks of many ul
5 of the roost dangerous to which poor humanity p*
is constantly liable. Such, for example, a*'. ,
agthc following : Consumption, Broiiclut is, In-Bfj
Dyspepsia, Loss cf Appetite, Faint
■ ness, Nervous NeuratgU, PuipUa
p. t ion of the Hentt, Melancholy. Hypoeondria,
eW Night Sweats, Languor, GiddfTiißs, an t alio.
MtffStt'class of cases, so fesrtu'ly tatai ff anat-K
r tended to in time, called Female 11 tnkuess and' ' j
ml Irregutaii!its. Also Liver Dorsngmviits or
fi Torpidity, anil Liver Complaints, l>is ases i tW
1 k icidiiitys, Scalding or Incontinence of theH
'* Uiine, or any dcrangtment (4 thefg
Urinary Organs, Pain in tbe Bsc;:, fSidvq aukgj
fN between the Shoulders, predisposition to Biigldr-j
-!- Colds, Hacking and Continued Cough. Eftta-k
f",ciation, Difficulty of Brestiiiog,and in<fecd
agniijiht enumerate ui my mora Kill, Inst we
r - space only to say, it will not only cure the w
following Chills and Fever, but pro-@
Tent all attacks nrisiug front Miasmatic in- Ng
r _fluencis, and cure the diseases at once, if at-®
Rirtudv attacked. Aud a> it acts directly
||l persistently upon the biliary system, arousing
the Liver to action, promoting, in fact, ail tbesßf
* <-xcreti< us nnd secretions ol' tile system, it
£8 will infallibly pri venr any "deliierluus
7:3 ''juenci s following u; ou cbaitgo of cllmato ani'. t"
T* water; hence aH fravelt is should have a hot- '
Qtie with them, and all sin uld Like a tan lei.
tag spoon ti;l at l'. sst lieiore eating. As it pre-fB
* vesfi costiveiiess, strength ens the digestive
it should be in the bands ol all persons
-i seitt ntary n ■s. sn.heuts, luitiisters, liter- Jg
arv num. And all ladies not accustomed tu|?
much out d"r exerci-e should ulways use it.
thry will they will find auagteeable, pleas-H
pfdarit, and efficient rvnaedy against tfio.-e ills W
3* wliich rob them of th>h beauty; for b;uty
cannot exist without health, and health cauunt W
■ exist while the above irregularities continue, q
- Then ag'dn, the Cordial is a perfect Motber't|x
* Relief. Taken a month or two before the linui UB
lr.nl she w ill pass the drcaufuf period witt. y
perfect ease an-f safety; Tort is i.o mistake
Ms alto,it it, this Cordial is all we claim for it.— g
6 Mothers, try it And to you we appeal to j
.detect tlio illmss cr deciice not cud., ot your db
daughters hi fore it be top late, but also yourrN
s'li.s and husbands, for w iai-. the former, ft.a.
false delicacy, often g<<es down to a prt-tii;utuv j
H gr. ve rather than let their condition he i
Mm time, t'i c latter are often so mixed up '
■ tne excitetmn" of business (list i; it were not.
lor you they too would travel in the same"
downward path, until toft late to arrest liietr
fatal tall. But the mother is always vigilont,
and to you we confidently app -al; for we are
suro veur never tailing a flection wil. unerring
ly point vou fo Piof. Wood's Restorative
Cordial and Blood Renovator as the remedy
which should be always on hind in lime of
need. <). J. HOOD, Propr: tor, 444 Broad
way, New York, and 144 market street, St.
L. nis. Mo., and sold by ail good Druggists.—
Price One Dotinr p< r Bottle.
Sold by B. F. Harry, Bedford.
BEDFORD COUJYIY, SS.
At ■■ n Orphans' Court held at Bedford, in nud for
the County et Bedford, on the 13th day of Novetn
.ber, A. D., IS6I, bifore-tbe Judges of tho said
Court.
On motion of Attorney Shannon, the Couri grant
a rule Upon the heirs and legal teptcs. ntatifes of.
Hen I. Sleighter, late of Monroe township, d.c., ta>
wit: Joseph acd Paul. Slighter and Nicholas
SLighter, -Mary, intermarried with John Garlmk,
who died, and afterwards was jnteimarried with
John Hall, leaving issue, Adam, Daniel, Catharine,
Sarah Barbara, Abraham and Nicholas Gzriick,
! 11 n<l \V,i sl isgton Hail and Margaret llail, all rosid
ingin, Bedford county txcept Dottl. Garlick, whose
rtsid -'ico i.v not known. Nicliol.is Sleighter, Sophia,
widow of James M. Fa i laud, dee'd, John Sleighter,
Davi l Shightcr, Louisa Ann, intermarried with
Barclay Murkle, .Vat'ldi, itif.-vuMrried with Solo
mon i<
Abraham Garlick now dead, leaving is ue three
children, to wit: .T.i-.yh. Catharino and Pett r U.<r
liefc, Jw-jih Sleighter, all mldmg in Bedford co„
a d William Sleighter, rtsi-'ing in B!.tir eo., Cali
foraia. to bo and appear at u Orphan-' Court, to
be I.eld at Bedford, in tor said county, on the sec
ond Mou iay, the 10th day of Fei.-., nat. to accept
or refuse to take th.< real estate of sitd L'k'il.
81> ighttr. riee'd, at the valuation which has been
valued, and appraised, in pursuance of r writ cf
of p.<rtit;oa or valuation, issued •■{ at the Orphans'
Court of Bedford county, for that purpose direct <l,
or bb< w car. e wi y the same should not be sold by
onlrr of said Court.
y-In testimony wherecf, I h tvo hereunto
J et my hand, the seal of the said Court
-MiiFJja: Ad <t Bedford, on the 22 i dav of Novem
ber, A. D. IbOI.
SAMUEL n. TATE,
Atb'.nt, Clerk.
Johk J. Cf'sxo, Sheriff.
Jaa. IQih, 1302.
Bfg'stor's ScJicc.
Ail pertccs ir t risted, arc hereby no.ifi. d, that
tho loHcwiig named socouutantß. have filed their
accounts fn the Register's Office of Bedsore county,
and that tho s: me will he pres. an d to thwOr
phar.s' CtUTt. in and for s .id C< ni.ty, on Tuesday
the 11th day cf February, next at the Court House,
in Bedford for confirmation.
1. The snppUmental account of Aaron Reed,
Executor ol Ihe last will, Stc. of Dr. Wm. \V.
Reed, Lie,of South Wuodfcury Township, dee'd.
2. The account cf John Moise, Adasicistrafor of
t he Estate ot Norman Johnson, late of Southamp
ton Townsnip, dee'd.
3. The acoount of Ann Marks, Atlran jstrstrix
of the Est. t of John J. Marks, late ot Southamp
ton Twwqship, dee'd.
•4. Tie acccuntr of David CIP.z, Administrator of
tho Estate id Jacob V/Ltz, late of SoutUa.pton
Township, deceased.
5. The tinal account ol Jeremiah E. Black, and
of the Administrators of the Estate of John Black,
late of Napier Township, tltc'd.
6. The account of Michael Wertz, Esq , Admix,
istrator of the Estate of Joseph P. Ct-jtuq, Lte of
i St. Ciasr Township,dee'd.
7. Tbe account of O.K. Shannon. Esq., Admin
; istrator of the Estate of Daniel Moans, lata of Mon
■ roo Township, decM,
8. Tire account of Ettas Dell, Esq., Sxecutor of
i the list Will kc., of John iut wLijrer, late ol St
; Clair TowtrLip, dte'd.
| S, If, TATE,
i Rrcwrrn'sOmcE, I Ue-.riatcr.'
; Jap, 17-h, 1862.-* \
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING TEE BLOOD,
' And for the sjxx-dy cure of the subjoined varieties of
Disease:
Srroftila and Scrofnlnut Af>riloit<,nr'i •
Tnmori, i'lem, Horn, Kmpt ions. F:s:<-
ple, ruttl)r, Itiotrlio, itoils,
and all fikiu Ulscaneo.
(> < Ki.vNn, Tnrt.,C.th .Time. tssx
.1. C. Avbr .% Co. f-nt*: I feel it mr duty to nr.
JjßowU'doo what yottr SnrMiparills lifts done for me.
IfWnKy intierßnd a Snwftitons iafv.-fiw. I have 'ofti-rcd
from it in various ways for year*, Conn-time* it Httfst
o-.it in Ulcers on piw and arms; sometiam . (t
turned toward and iHsfrrrs'il me at the rtomarft. T*.i
fratj a<n> it broke out <ra iny bead #! covered my s.-.-dti
and ears with o*.e ion 1 , .vUlcti v/us painftil anil loat'jßftiii- -
beyond descrij" i;m. I tr! • 1 tnsoy raedleine* and aevernl
physicians, hut without ninth rejfaf front any tittoir. !:
ikcf, the disorder pr worse. At length I waft rejoiyeri
to read In the Gospel iVlessetnter that yon find pr> i urnd
an alterative 'Sin'iaparlllal, for I knew from yo-.tr n
tntion tin t itnv thing von > must lie (food. I *eut to
Ciuehtturti .ond got it, and used ii tiU it enred m*v 1 took
tt, ns you advise, hi atnnJl doses of a taspoonful oe-
moatli. and used almost three bottles. Now and h- •■'.'iv
skin soon b"fpm to form under the setib. which a'fer a
while fell off. My skin is now clear, ami I know by nty
fr—itiurs that tlie < w.is> is (jonr- front my system. You
ma well betieve that 1 fe-1 what I am njring trim t Ml
you, that I hold you to He oue of tie' spo-tlea of the age,
mid remain cvt-r trrateftdly, Yours,
ALKKKft B. T ALLEY,
fit. Anthony's Vire. Rose or Kry|ii< 'at,
Tetter niul Holt RSienwi. ficftltl Head,lliurf.
worm, Hove Eys, Dropsy.
I>r. Robert M. PIT ME writ 'S from RSHM, N. Y„ lath
Si jjl . sj i. that In- Seia cured an inveterate ew of
/>r. />s,V. whieli Jhreaii ?'. <l to ferniioftt.' littailv, for *Uj
pem-vering of our SsrHMmrilla, stet *l. <ia'*i ••••
ogs attack of Mailt/ •" ■ ! frgmf/rl by hmredose* of the
same; *ay he cures the common t'dptiun by it >:•
staidly.
Bronrhofflr, Goitre, or fiwelled YerJc.
Zi hulon bfoan of. Prospect, Texas, write .: •- Y: -o
bottle* of yonr SarsaiMriils ctn-i me ft , m /fast . t
hideous swelling on t!ic neck, which 1 hod suffere I I'TOSH
over two years."
Lrurar-hnta or White*. Ovarian Tomer,
Uterine Ulcere, tlon, Female Disease :.
T>r. .T. p. Civuui:-i York flitv, writ-. : •
wo" rhcrfuHv-comply with th" ntjiMt of your a;' u <■
acvin.j I have jotmd v-uir Sorssmmti? a most c-x - !( •::£
at tern if- in the mire. -ous eugapb.iists for wl.lcit u • e..i
jtl.iv such a remedy. font e*pc. i By in Kvne'e. is.->
of the fitroMosn (ihUxsla. 1 lave cured tunny hiv
emt cose* of Jxtnenrritr.-n hy it, ami some w-ttcrc ifor
comoini. t was oanscti by ulceration of the uteru*. Th <
u! ■-r.iicm jtr--if was sotth cured. Jtotliinfj witbjo tar
knO'-vlcflTC ivir.slc it for those femal" lirrjri;'-- . —lr.' 1
JidwcitlS. Stsburjr, Al-i. writes: '• A < -
pr •~n orerrf one oftne fem ties ta my fiuni'v,
which hn ! defied !l fir - remedies we could cmf.-loy. i
at lcfipth Ivni completely cured ity your extract oi'
f : trlfi.-. O-sr r.iiy dsi-o'i thought iiothing ! -it ex
tinn ecu! I y.fTord f it- ', bat lienrtvhsed the tri.-.! at - ..i -
Satfito.ll iila on tti i last rorort bofuro ctitiirtjr. an ' -
pro veil effect t!. Atl-t takhtflr your mncdy dgtt weeks"
n rrymptoi:! oi'tin dis.-iuc r.'iuit'W."
fiyph'.lls and Mcrccrtal Oiicasc.
Xriv Out.issv-;. r _Mh Aucnst. Ifis?.
Hn. J. C. Avon. Sir: ? .-Soer.iiHy with the
retjucst of votir -,evt, ruvl rcji.irt to yci some oi tic
tiT. cts I iiev c r: .ui, :! with year S :r..,cp"u i'in.
I have cured wi-'i it. i i my practice, most of the com
plaint:- for which it is renin mended, .vd hove fociid its
e'es-ts truly won i -rfui in tin- curaof Vevcrr: <:ii •■Vr
ex - rHy'tit". One of my patrads had Sypl i! it ;c i• 1 -.
in hi throat, which were eon*Bßtiasr hiu palate and litd
t p of bis mouth. Yur Sarr-apariila, ett nitly take,-,
cured him i:i five w-k". Another \v : - rtt-iekeil by see
bin.'ary symptoms ia his HOP... mid tie- ui.s-rirtton In I
0 ii-.-u uway co'isidomUl • part of it, so that 1 boiie-.c th.*
di- .rder would soon n*eh Ids brain and kill iiim- Bulb
yi. ; .: to toy o:'u,ii-istruli of vaut fini uj-arii!?.; ;i,o
ul-rs b> r.led, (mil be is , i| ns...in". not of course witllot
Htßic disOjrnratiou of the fere. A WOMB trlut had ler i
treate*! ior the * "i disorder l,v mcrewry was sn£" iiu;;
from thl • poison hi her bone*. They h.e! lieeame to ee s.'
li.. ;o 'be weather that on .* dejiio dfiy fcUe biiScrvd • x
eriiei.'.tiag' pain in her joints mid hones. >!:e, too, a5
cared eiitin ly by yonr Sarraparilla in a few -.reeks, f
know from ils formala, which your agent gave me, thai
this Preparation from your iutx-ndory must be a r,-.t
remedy; conserjuetrtly,' these truly remarkable rcauiU
wilU h have not surprised me.
PrstcruaUy yours, G. V. I. YRIMriJ, sf. T>.
Rbcnmatlsm, Gout, Liver Conplaißi.
Ib-pr.i-E.viiKXcn.-Plrestcm Co., Yn-. "th .t ; tv.
P". J. C. AIEK. Hir: I have been r.fii rit'i spsjn
fu! ' hronic Hhrantrrtirr., for a to-i-r tiui;-. which Imflldi the
skill of phyejeiaas. ami stuck to use in spite of ail the
re: .eiiics I could find, until 1 trie I yc-'.frSajv.;parilla. On.-
bottle eared me in two weekft, mid mtunsl nyf general
hi drh'so raneli that 1 am f-r b -rter than lre I ss
attacked I think It a wonderful nmiieii.e. J. FREAK.
Jules Y. GeteJicii. r-f Hi. ieie.i--, writes: " I l ave 1,..-.'
afui-*.*<! for yen--- with cti <a~ the I.ircr, W
destroyed my hi alth. 1 trie *t ..mi every t!ii
foiled to relieve me, xn*l I i'.r !. -, > . ■..: \I .n in-a
for some years from no other wtaoc tli'aVi rfPrangntc-A of
the i.ircr. My beloved y:-ror, to -it -v. Jlr.
Die to trv yotsr fiarsajmrilla. hikvin- - he • uid iie knew you,
and any ttikio you mc.'e as worth tryi-. *. By the hf.-s.
toft of Qotl it ii is cmvVi me, and Jjus i> my lii >o 1
as to make a new man of itre. f : ! vmj:i cc sin. Tiix
best that eaa be s.ui] of yon is not half go i! enon h.''
Scliirviss. ( sneer Tmaors, Knliii-geracnt, t'f
eeratiun, Caries, actil FxColiatlon of the
BO Acs.
A (Treat variety of e.v-"-c hnv- 1.-en reported to us where
cor, s oi" tie-,, tonal lable .v.idpl..UU have r .- .i:itej fior.i
the use of this jreinec'y, |jii bar so-v- hero will not ad
mit tliem. Seme oftl'om may be ftmnd.in our Am oi
Almanac, which flu* agents i. !oiv named art-pk-.iso-i ,
furnish gratis to ftil u-fio call for them.
Dyepepjia. Tleayt Plsrsse, Fit*, Epilepsy,
Mrlanelioly, Senrnlyia.
Manr rcmarknM" cures of these u.T,huve issm
iri" ie liy the aher.itive psovt-r of tills ivieiße-jne. It otjmu
late* the vit. l fiim;thnis into fispmne actic-.i, imd Ota*
orereomee disorder* wtii.-U would he suprtos d Heyotul
ils reach. Such a remedy has long boa rcfluintd bv tiie
Eeeeositiea of the people, and we are eoufident tliat this
V'iH do ior tin ui nil that luedlciue eati do.
Aysr's Cherry Pectoral;
FOR THE ncri") crnr. sir
Coui;!i, C'otds. bifneuin, Hnsrsrneif,
C i-ottp. Protu!ilt!. IneipieatCsnnußp
tiou, find for the Relief of Consump
tive Palh-oti, ir advanced v
etage. ofthe Disease.
This is arcni dy f:o uriven sHy known to surpass an*
other ior the cure of throat s-: I inng comphiiutk, that ii.
is u -el -~;: her-' '•) puM! h the cvi lor eof its virtues. Itr.
it I'ii r.liert ( xoellence for conglia and colde. and its traiy
wonderful cures of pulrnor- ry "i , i:-e, liu.e mu'k' in
1 ama tiiro,;--' out the civilued iuiti.iv. ; cf the e.nii
Few are the . .pini-mitfes, or evt-n fandUcs. anions ibern
who have not some personal ex peri nee of lis eacnji- .
For .e livin:-trojilij- i.i their ihhlst of its victory over tin;
subtle Mi.d ii.-aigerc.ns disorders of tho throat iai-i ! .u;r*.
As nil know tiie dmtdfnl fatality of tiiese dhonbrs, su.j
rs tlicy knew, too, the effects of this remedy, we need m.
do more than to assure them that it baa now cJi TITD VU*
tuee that it did have when snakier the curve wtoch I s- e
WON BO atwagly upon the Confidence cf manktnd.
Praparcd by Dr. J. C. AYES &- CO., Lowell, Hass.
B. F. Harry, Bedford ; BarndollarA Sen, Bloody
Run; G.B. Anick. St. Clenrrilie j H. J|, Zook,
Vfoodlvr.-y j George Gardill, West End; J. 1
Colvin, Sojitllsl'ttrg; D. M. Bare, Pattonsv '' -;
aud l>y dealers £sfieT*lty.
Dec. 27, l?6l.
M RHEUMATIC W
IS THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism, Gout aud Neuralgia,
AND A SURE CURE FOR
ALL MERCURIAL DISEASES
It is a conveniently arranged Band, containa
medicated compound, to be worn around the W iat,
without injury to tho moat delicate persons, no
change in habits of living is required, and it en
tneiy removes the disease irom the system, with
out producing the injurious effects arising lorm tiie
usi'of powerful internal medicines -vhteh weaken
and destroy tlni constitution, and gire temporary
relief only. By this treatment, the medicinal pro
prieties contained in the Band, come tn contact
with live blood and reaches the disease, through tiie
pores of the skin, effecting in crerv toatacce a
perfect cure, ami restores the parts afflicted to .'
healthy cuuditioti. This baud is also a most
erlul ASTI-MEBCUEIAL agent, and will entirely re
lieve the system ltotll the pertucietii . tf'.-cis
of Mercury. Moderate cases are cured io . uvv.
days, aaa wo are constantly receiving tosti'm-ni il*
of its i fftcacy in aggrsyated cases ot long atan-.m*
PRICE $2,01), to he bad of Drusgista generally, or
can be sent by mail or express, with full
for use, to any part ©f the ootyatry, direct fr"P)
the Principal Office.
;So 493. UROAWAY, N. lrlc
Q. SMITH & CO., Sole Proprietors
K V . B.—DttcrxpH** Circular* Srnl .
Fov salt- by B- F- Harry, Bed'ord.
KTAOFSTS WI.MD
Jun: 2S, Ifll