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column.
Q ;1 tiie 6 iu-tt., by tlie lie v. J. Zimmerman
Mr. JOStAII lELEK, toMiss FLIZABEYH
SILL, both of Guiou Township.
0u Thursday, the 6th iwt., V>v H< v R- F.
Sample, Mr. JO3IAU KARNESf to Miss
UASiSL E. AMICiv, both of Badfotu Town
0n tUfl 25-b u't., by the Re*. J. Hanna
bery, Mr. HENRY Of TO to Mrs- MAIP
GARETJIODVER.UnhoI Juniata Tp. tbts
county.
On tbo sth tast.. at fht h juse of the bride's
father, by the ; mo, Mr. SAME EL OARR < f
Ilstrlsoa Tp., to Miss S AII AII MOWR Y ui
Napier Tp., both of this eousty.
IOjOILO.
Ljjljii'Wi'iM'jraWV II~ I IniVT —i ■■rarismTri— r r—
C>o the 4th io Marietta, Mrs. EVE
KING, tn tfct 74h year of her age.
At Ossawatauiic, Kansas, cu tie Bth of
December 1861, CASPER i'ALilEK,aged 2o
years, 0 mouths and 17 days. The deceased
was native of Bedford countv, urni, at the
time of his death, a member of Company F,
ssb liegiui; a; Kansas Volunteers.
On Saturday, the 8:h just., SALLIE, infant
daughter of B. F. and Su.-au C. Meyers.
Of such is the kingdom of heaven.
I'l'BLiC SALE
OF COAL LAND.
Bv virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Bedford county, tbery will be exposed to public
H -de, at the public bouse of James Beckwitb, at
Hopewell, in said county, on
Wednesday, April 9, 1862.
at 1 o'clock, F. M., the interest of James A. Cun
ningham, deceased, being the one-half in the fol
lowing described tract of'.COAL EAND, situate in
Broad Top Township, in said county, containing
iiOfi acres and >6 ;rches, adjoining finds of Aimer
liortou, William AnJeison, Asa Duval, Thomas
J. Horton, and Isaac Birnet. A portion of tin
land is cleared and under cultivation—the whole
or greater portion is eWI lend. There is a dwel
ling bouse and out buildings on the i remises.
Terms will bn made known on day o! sale.
JOSEPH M. STEVENS,
JOHN M. GLNNINGHAM,
March 7, 1862. J<Jmiuutralor
SHERIFFS SALE.
By '.irtvio i.fa writi.r T• staturn Vend, Fxponns,
from the City A County ol Piyladelp .ix, to me di
rected will be sold at the Court House iu the Bor
,,ogj, of Bedford, on Monday the 7th day of *p;.i,
j862, t 10 o'clock, A. 11., the following Real Es
tate. towii :
All the right, title, interest au 1 undivided
share of Jihn Devereux of and in and to the fol
lowing c-cacrilied tracts of laud, situate on to ISix
Mile Kun iu liioad Top Township, in the Count*
of Bedford, aud State of Pennsylvania, beginning
a? a Crarner White Oak of the Mary Fo-st r and
Dnnlps and Evans Tracts, lhci.cts wiiii land of
Dunlaps and Evans, South sixty-id:.e degrees i i -e
--teen minutes, East thirty three perches -ad eight
tenths of a jwrcb to a Pine, thence North fotty
degrees. East eighty nine perches arid fic tenth.,
of a perch,a white o.k. thence North thirty de
grees nineteen minutes. East eigoty-five perches
and three tenths of' a perch, to a white oak, tbencof
■South forty -five degrees... East twenty-four perches
and four t'mlu or a perch to a Chestnut, thence
ti'iy-four oegtees, VI est ion pctchcs sr.<£
one tenth..of a perch u, a post, meiico North
eiyhty-one degrees and iHabeMwiiv.-n East sixty one
perchcsund one tenth ot a ptirch*# a large
nut, thence North thirty-two degre.s f bitty thiou
minutes, Last one hundred aud twenty nix peptides
and six tenttw of a perch to a chestnut, (fjlteii )
tfeuce North Uvcuty -citio cli-gicos aud thr,e qu r
l.ra of u degree, East ten perches anl five t.-uths
of a perch to a Post; the DC J North thirty-two
degrees, East fifty-six perches aud ei o lrt tenths < i
a perch ; o a post; thonee North de
grees twiwty-cfjrht minutes, East forty -six per chop
aud seven renlts of a perch to a csp.tnisii Uai;;
theneo South" forty degrees thirty-six iniuat s* x
East forty-i ight }i. ichi s and five tenths of a peicli
to a Post; thence North fifty-tivo degrees, East
eventy-two perches and scronty-fivo huuUrwd.hs
of a perch to 4 Post; thence South sixly-w-vcn
degrees, Ewst fiiioeu perches to rlouts; theuco
South twenty-one degrees nine minift is, East
twentv six perches aud five tentlis ola jeroh to u
whito'-oak (cut down,) thence South sxty-eigbt
degrees eight minutes, West eighty-four percnee
and thirty -Gvo hucdredtlss of a porcfl to a ciiostuut
oak; thence south two uegr.ts forty minutes, East
seventy two perches and Utty five hundredths ola
perch to a large white onkj'liieucc souili tiilfty
niue degrees tweuiv-three mimu -s, V cot ouo hua
dri and seven perches and six tenths of a porch
to stones; thence south fifty-four degrees ana one
quarter of a degree, East ten perches io stones;
thence south jov ty-four b-. grees seventy minutets,
west sevetity-four 11relies ani four i< uths of a
)>creb to a while Oak ; thence south toiiy-*:x de
grees eleven Tnliioie*. West eig .-y-two pe.ch s and
rix-tetit oi a pefcii.t / sfoi.es i tbeuqe south *v
otiiy five degrt- : : west sevemy-two juixhts tad
eight teipbs of u perclsto a sugtr iiMplui thvnco
s. 'ati, : ity eight degrees tea nidiiites. vt si loity
ffvi p .rcl and r t tern - <•; poi.iu to stones;
thence south thirty three Oegrevs forty minutes,
west twenty-seven perches t, a R-.dTalt; ft-cnce
south forty sevi n degree* thirty-eignt tuiuuies,
Vrst tiiiilj eight percb • to a oeacii; thence
sixty-nine degrees, wefi£ twenty-seven perches uud
Eve lenths tif a perch to a pest ; li.oiicu Wtai llijr
ty-one perdlfes to post.; thence sooth sevouiy
ilt grces, W' st nine jietc'ios auu s.x tenths ola perch
to a beach , th -Lie north cuy-two degtem., West
sevt-ft pejrehes apt! t*o tenths ot pcici. to a post,
thence noitb nixty-six M t i" s, west five 4 ,i.-h.
ton spin e; I hep... noilii thirty -eigm u. c 'e*.a \.e s .
C ght es in. . ..- • . liill* Ot I. 11. p.,si ;
tt±**ace north sixty-six dt-gr. s -•* loot' pefcaes to
a post; tncccc south ' dcgicea, West
tea perches to a put; tbeltce BoKb forty -two de
grees, west fifteen porches aud five tenths of A
perch t.4 a pqsl; tlichce soaOi eig!.ty-iour d.-groes
west ten perches to a post; theuCiJ north eighty -
eight degrees, west twenty perches au J seven ftmtljj
ot a perch to a tp race , tueuce nor.b sixty-thrco
degrees, West twelve perches to a post; thence
north thirty seven degrees, west eigut perch a and
six truth iof a perch to a post; th .-lice not in filty
six dugrees, west twelve perches aall nig it tenths
< ! a p srcli to a post: theuce north seventy-ono de
gree., west titteeu {Msrches aid one taioh o! a perch
log post; thence north eighty-eight degrees, west
mx perches stud seven i.-utlu of a percn to a pest -•
iheucti notti, sixty-one degtees, west two pcrtfovs
: b<l eighty-five biindfedths of a porch to u post ;
iheneH north two digram* and elcv. rt minut.-s, west
lift) five perches and ti/u tm'iliT of* perch to
stories ; lU.-nce south sixty aiue degrees, cast set-
eHty-flve perch* s and six tenths of a perch to a
white <>ak ; thence north three degree* forty tain- j
otos forty four perches aad four tenths of a perch '
to a whU- oak ; and the place of beginning con
uiipihg toUr hundred and tfcirty-four acres two
perches.
ALSO,
AH that other tract of land lying South of Six
Mile Run in Broad Top Township, in the County
of Bedford aui State of Pennsylvania, bounded
on the north by the tract above described, and on
the South and East by the David Sbreeves and
Dunlaps tract, containing forty five acres of land,
be the same more or less, and taken in execution
as the property ot John Dcvereux.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, T
March, 14,1862. (
~~NOTICE~OF INQUISITION.
WHEREAS, Elisha Smith, one of the heirs of
James Smith, Ute of Southampton Township, pre
sented a petition setting forth that said James
Snrtb, lately died, leuving a widow, Naomi, and
issue, twelve heirs, or the representatives of heirs,
vis : John, residing in Fulton County, Fa , Elisha,
the petitioner, Hetty Moss, intermarried with
Philip Moss, Precilla, intermarried with William
WipAeld, Jolly Vurphey, deceased, leaving a bus
bahd, Jas. Murpbey, and issue five children, to
wit; Sand), James, Philip, Elias and Jolly; Harri
son. Gideon, Harvey, Sarah intermarried with Hen
ry Smith. Morgan, Mathew, now dead, leaving five
children to wit, Sanh, Jamus, Philip, and Emtn
u.J who resides in Fulton County. The other heirs
reside in Bedford County except Morgan, or his
heirs, whote residence is unknown. That said in
testate died seized of three tracts of land, viz;
The Bickeu tract on mansion piece, containing
four hundred and forty acres, adjoining lands of
Geo. M iv, Le's lands, James Peun '1 and ot .era.
One other tract containing about sixty-six acres,
adjoining the above tract and Lewis Miller. One
other trar, containing about titty-five acres, ad
joining Lees iauds, uii situate in said Towns dps of
Southampton.
Notice is, thercfote, hereby given tint in persu
ar.ee of a writ of partition, or valuation to me
diiected I will proceed to bolt an Inquisition or
valuation, oa the premises, on Thursday, the 10th
day of April, 1862, when ..nd w here all parties in
terested may aHend if they ate proper.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff.
SHERIFFS OFFICE, I
March 14, 1862. $
MJDITOR/s NOTICE.
The undersigned, appointed to distribute the
money in the bands oi David Klitz, Administrator
of J a cot) Klitz, dee"d., hereby gives notice that ha
will raec-t the parties in interest, at ids oOfce, in
Bedford, on Wednesday, tlie 2nd day of April,
next, when and where all may attend,
JOHN BALMfc.il, Auditor.
Mare3i4 ; 18G2 V
IBMHET
OF DJMEL SLEIGHTERS
REAL ESTATE IN MONROE TOWNSHIP
BY viitue of au order of the Orphans' Court oi
Bedim d county, the undersigned will ' tier lor
sale on thv premises, ia Mouroe township, oh
Saturday, *29ih Hard), Inst.,
the following Described Real Estate, to wit.- The
real estate of which the said Daniel Slafghler di d
seized, containing acres i it m isure, adjo.u
ing lands of fert Uriah Sliaw, John Aiarkie, Jo&aS
\\ ifH.b* s' heirs, V\ idum 01 .rk, Daniel Sleighter,
jr., and others. The improvements are a throe
story weather hoaiued log house, log barn, black
smith shop, spring house and other buA.Lug-.
•Two orcbaids ot about 100 trees of choice ftuit.
About 140 acies o.earcJ, 12 acres at least are g tod
meadow. Tlie balance is w.ll timbered. ihe
propct ty is WuJ watered out; there is a good spring
cio.-e !o the house.
Terms—<>te-l hi. d at confirmation of sale, and
hal .iiCe In two equal yearly payments w i.uoui iu- ;
tercst.
SOLOMON FLIGHT.
NICHOLAS SLEiGIiIEIt,
Adim'i tf Daniel SicighUr. dn-'D.
March 14, 1802.
The Coiafe.**iav and Exjierieuce
ci 21 S3 Imafjii.
PUBLISHED FOB THE BENEFIT AND AS
a v .ur.i ,g at.d a caut; ni to Juu. g tui-a who sui
i. ;■ If on. 2\ uvcu.j Dehdity, l icitiainr. Decay, it.;..
*• i iLitg t li e SaU: tunc toe means n Ssalt
Cute. By one w.O 1: s cuted hkusei. niter beiog.
put IO gleal 1 X(a not- through Intitic..! imposition
•••nd qu acV.i iy. By enclosing a post paid .utkvs.ed
tiiVctope, ataatJL COPIES may be had ot ti.e author,
NAT liAMAL MAYfc Alii Esq., Bedford, King;
Co-, N. Y.
_H;-.iEh 14, T862-
ISTJLIIOUS A UTICE
Li tters i f administration having been granted
to ih_-subscribers, on the estate oi' Daniel Houck
l.t of CuiuT r' £8 Valley Jowiiship deceased* all
persons iudebtevt to said estate arc Hereby nuf .ii: i
io. fuaku fin&rciiiule pay merit, and loose having
Cbt:iu.\ ngaliist the same, wiii pie-sent thciu JTOpOl
ly authenticate.; Lr setticui. ot.
AMOS GROSS,
JOIJN B. HARBINGER,
Administrators.
Mar. h 14, I<*62-*
KOLLOI'K'S DANrniOlT CUrKEE-
This preparation. made from the best
fee. is rcccr-nunetidi'd by physicians as a so peri on ;
NUT 1 I'iTO'JtS BEYER AGE for General lhlfi
ty, Dysjwjttla, and ali Biliiou? disortk-rs. Th- il- i
j sands who b .ve 1 eon compelled to abandon the use
of celfec- will use this without injurious cfl'-cts. One
! can contains the strength of iwo pounds of ordiua- !
; rv ccffee.-Pii.JCE 2i CENTS.
K OLKKK'Ji ii EV<l iN.
The purest and Best BAKING FOWDL'I known, j
for making light rw.-et and nutritious bread audi
cak.s. I'HIC'E 15 CENTS.
MHNUr.LTTL-RED BY
M. 11. KOLLOCK, Chemist,
Comer of Broad nufl Chestnut Streets;
PHILADELPHIA,
And sqtdby eu Druggists aad Grocers. '
March 7. 18(52. ly.
RUN LIE YAL E
I f 5 Pl!Mi ' Pi#! Wfil
t-i IMi t;I ii li til tit J ;,4 i.l i-fj/i. ,
By virtue of an orde; of the Orphan's Court iff
1 Bedrori! county, trie undersigned witl oflVar for sale
ou-the i* misys at Eac:.>i.rfvjlh* > 00
SATURDAY 22f MARCH next,
all the loliov.irig
GEORGE MILLER. i c'a., to wit : A tract Ot
i 'U'i nr.j hiitig Pait'ito vllle, lands ol Baud el iiaer.
Dr. Rufc'i Daro 1 /.in entcltor. and rif'K-iSS, ooii
i.i nir.g 10 .net s 10 p . eb -s and allowance having
: tlveroon erected two log bom - ..
Alan— A MOL ATA IN TRACT,
adjoining the above, ami Unrts of Daniel iiaer, Dr.
, Bttrch, and others, coutainiug 54 acres an.' 155
; perches.
'1 EiiMß—One third at confirmation of sale, .ifi-i
! balance iu two equXl annual payments.
O. E. SHANNON,
Admimiilratar .
March 7. 1882
j
Adiuiaisitrdlor'fi
LET f KItS of administration hiving haen granted
to the stibserilwr on the esial- of Marauda
iiiddle, deceased, all parsons hidetwed to grid es
at■; are hernh/ notiflbd to. milts bom uiiit.t p iy
tnerit ami tiiose having claims agiiiwt the h i-iia
wiii presant Uteir acaoiicts properly autheoiicatwl
for settlement.
JOHN IY. CRISMAN, n'r.
Jan. 3, 1862.
BEBFORB INQUIRER.
I'IBUtMLE#
There wilt be sold at public a 1 !!-*, <m ife premises,
OA' THURSDAY THE 202 # OF MARCH,
the following 'lose riot J property viz:
A I j|'m s cu.ite i; Juniata Tp., Bedford County,
lying 0u ;lu! Jultiwtuwri Ho.l, 1 mile west of
Burn's Mill, coot iai.ig 112 acres, more or L as. be
longing to Mary Burns, widow, and Davit Evans,
Esq., with about So acres cleared aud under fence,
with 10 acres of finfrate tuead<>w, the improve
ments r<r3 a gnod rough cast House, and Bank
Barn, also, other out buildings with a good orch
ard of choice fruit of all kinds; also, a good well
at the door with a pump in it, also, a stream of
water running through the place.
The oneth ird to be paid in b. nd, and the balance
to suit purchasers.
Sale to commence at 11) o'clock of said day.
MAKY BURNS,
DAVIi> EVANS,
Feb. 21, 18G2.—4t
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
THE undersigned to who m baa been referred back
the Audiiiors report upon the account of
Samuel R. Tate, administrator of the estate of
Michael B. Schriner, dec'J., for the purpose of s
i mending said report in regard to judgment of said
administrator vs. Philip Schriner, llti, February
! Term, 1868, provided the facts in the ens - demand
i ;t; will attend to the duties of bis appointment on
| Saturday thefftb day of March irext, at lus office in
! Bedford, at 10 o'clock, A. M., when and where all
persons interested can attend.
JOHN MOWER,
Auditor.
j Feb. 28 1862.
COMMISSIONER NOTICE.
Sarah Waltman, by her next In the Court ef Coin
friend John Keigiiard, | moo Picas of SUdf id
vs. kepunty- No. [>'). Feb
John BtWiltaian. (Tirftr, 1862. SurLi
) fcel tor Divorce.
All persons are hereby notified that the under
signed appointed Commissioner by the Court, to
take testimony iu the above cause, w:!l attend to
the dutiea of his appointment, at Ux office, iu the
Borough of Bedford, on Titos av, lltii of March,
1862, when cud whele they h.d he heard.
JOHN MOWER,
Feb. 28, 1802. Commissioner.
PUBLIC S.J LB.
OF VALUABLE MIL ESTATE,
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans C> urt
ef Bedford county, the undesigned wiii "tl*-r for
sale, on the premise# in the town oi IFoodj.qry. in
sabf **ir4y, >n the lftii diy of V ■h, 1862. t;s •
following: TWti LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the town of Woodbury, adjoining the School
h.'U'o. known as the McCimc p-pporfy, and li -frig
numbered in the general plsn of rsrid fowo, 91 R 92,
wit ii a weather boarded dwelling bona .• thereon
erected. Sal ■to commence fit 1 o'clock of said
day wbea the terms will be m-ufo known.
J. W. LFNGENI'ELTEB.
Adm'r. of R. M cCiine, dee'd.
Feb. 28, 1862.
Fstale af John Shrsvr. dee'd.
fV'OTI 5E w her-f-y girm thit Letters Testaitten-
tarv on t i.i es' tie of John Shreva, late of
Monroe Township. B 'dfori Oonnty. dac'd, flavti
)>een grant ml to the subscribe? resiling in the Bor
ough of IU-1 or! in .sail C autv. * Ail |> -lions in;
any way indebted ;o said estate are request -<t to
make immediate payment 'tod those having chinos
against it are desire a to present Uk'iu properly au
thenticated for SStiteßlcWt.
S L. KU33EJ.L,
Ex -cut r of the wot will ii. Oi Joi.o SiueVe kc'd.
Feb. 2 8, 1&62.
HiEHiIPF'S 8 4 LB.
By v.r< lie .of writoi Y-ud. i"rpw., Im ma direc
ted. there writ! \m~ woM at the (' >ttrt ft."hae, in the
Pore : f B ■ if ' 1, on ,-vtur 'ay, theJsth <t:,v of
M re i, 1862, of 10 oVii k A. 4'., the following
descri red ReaiEsUte to wit :
Or. • tract of 1 ti l c >ntMirths' 166 acres, more or
less, about 9'J • *r - • V rfcd nod tinder fence, with ft
two story i .w.-iiiyg d'ons? •, df tr-.le I.g h.-.m, two i
:tabl>s, f-r.i'terv and otlor out Oufhirngs th.-roots ;
iT-'ul' ii, adjoining lands of Is ore B-. circular, Sam- i
uel S. iller at. I t'> r*, slum .-, ia .it. Cliir Town
ship, Bedford County. au l taken in execution us
the property of Christopher NaugSe.
JOiiiVJ- CESSNA, Slier tf.
(Jffie f
Feb 21 at,
PUBLIC SJLE
OP mm REIL ESTATE.j
IN" utnsuaaee of an Order of the Orphans Court j
of Bedford County, then? vrtTl bo sold at public '
vendue, on the piemisnt, at lire late residence of '
Michael Putt, in Liberty Totriiahip,iis 1 County, j
ON THE 14 J-UY OF M.ihCH NEXT, j
the following Heal F. statu, to wit: One tr.r't of
Land contuiui: g 185 cios> aiyj 74 pcrche-", adjoin- j
iiig Lands of Henry I'u't. J. i'ockJor and tha fiun
til gdon & Broat T.tp Ii .il Roa i, wiJi a Dwelling
Hi.nse .Gilst ruil!, Bare and other Bud.iiugs tbcre
.>. erected.
Onw othr tract of land odj dr.iug the above,
wi'ii a small u\. citing House tt st iblo thereon erec
ted-
The slmivi; property is siluate-.l within halt a mile
ofSaxtoti and one tulle from Nt' ijersliuvn. and will j
be .• .Id togeih .-r <.>■ in i >t.<, to suit purch iscrs.
Attend -uce will bo given and Lnus v of Sale macie ;
known on day of sale hv
CEORGE EFIOAD3, '
TivMie
Feb. 21st, 1862.
I
Futiicc (o Bridge Kuildrrs.
ITopotals will be received at the Hous-a of Geo.
Bail y ~t Itriilgc-port, on IVcdneu iay, the 12th d >y
ui M neb, 1862, a? Id oVI >ck, A. M., for building
u bri ig 'ov r Big VVefls-C'eelt, at or near Bridge
port, in Londond rry TowtishSh, to ba built after
the }lm of tin: Flunk Road Bri Iges.
By urd'-r of the Commissioners.
11. NICODEMH3, CUrk.
Commissi iters ofli. v, I
Feb. 21st, lh'o2 —3t J
: if te ©f D.rni©! SiiHer, der'd.
TKiTEhSof aditieistration on llto estate of
J1 Dinifi Aiificr, Ito of South woodberry town
ah p. dec'.i, htvnia i>eeu granted to Mie subscriber,
all p.-i-s .as indebted to [he .sa-d es? ite, tiro hereby
tPAt'fi.id to i tko jwytnent inmt. diatelip awl 'hose
hatii ; claims .'.gaitifcl the s itae will present them
properly atfll.ci'tfinted f-r s.-tH.-uuo t.
S' .iii hi. i. t.'i'EH, Atltn'r,
fi ; in e in Scatli H'OdtUifiry, tp.
Feb 11, 1862.--t.*
LLii'lC'l
fIIHE tin lerslg.i jl. appoi jr..! commissioner to
JL icqhireby tn- oifiw nod afS untio is >f t>is
goo . nui lawful ran. Wnctbor Ilauuah Griffi.h, of
St. Cliirsvilii Tp,, is a lumtic or nut, au 1 ol w taf
properly s . to posseavid, .yo., will -it tor th s |>ut
po?* "i h.s appointm tu, at hi- otS cto thb Bor
ough of BiJlur.l, ou To J*y the 2>tb, .Uy of
March, next, at 10 o'clock A. AC., wh • . ail wuttru
all per sous ialertst J. til ty atleud.
joajr palmer,
'Coatiaissibuer.
Feb. 23, 1352
CaISH TBRMS.
On account of the hmdness of the times and the
pressing demands for cash upon us, we have de
termined to come as near U> cash terms as possible
HeieafW we must have the cash for all Orphans'
Court printing ; Auditor's Notices, Estrays, &c :.
also all Frotbonotary's printing, occasional adver
tisements and fond lulls.
Ail new suoseri lters are also expected to pay their
subscriptions in advance.
We do uot think Executors, AdUfim'strators, and
Auditors have need so compla 'n at this changeo
dertus. Thi y ui almosi at a V time raise the few
bolars that it 11 require to pi* neFiinter's bills.
Jt lwill savet ther to them, iidbeof imuseuse
benefit to us.
Old quarters taken at par at this office on Se
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•NOTIOS.
Having jcrflisfed the {oltowiiig: 10 11.-.id of
Prpr. 1 Two horse wjigon. 1 Bed cow, 1 spotted
do. 1 Gtrj nu-re. 1 Bay lcste. 1 Black tnure 6
slat p. at.d Grain in the ground, sold by Sheriff as
j leperty ol Ju>. 1. Jieieliwid. w heieliy five rjo
tice that wc J tiu.ii taid projtdty t in
l.eid aid's possession duiitig our pleasure.
A. B. CRAMER. St Co,
l\it. 14, 1862.
PEOF .WOOD'S
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL, 1
AMD
BLOOD BSNSTATfII
Is precisely what its name indicates, for wtrle
pleasant to the taste, it is revivifying, exhilar
ating, and strengthening to the vital powers.
It also revivifies, reinstates and renews the
blood in all its original purify, and thus re
stores and renders the system invulnerable- to
attacks of disease. It is the only preparation
ever offered to the world in a pvopuhr form so
as to be within the reach ct all. So chemi
cally snd skillfully combined as to l.e the most
powerful tonic, and jet so perfectly adapted
to as to act in perfect accordance irith the lav*
of nature, and hence *oalk the weakest sterna th A
and lone up the digestive organs, and tUsy
nervoUs and ether irritation, it is also per.si
fectly exhilarating in ifo effects, and yet it is®
never followed by lassitude or depression °ffoi
spirits. It is composed entirely ol vegetables v
> and those thoroughly combining powerful W
Ktoi.ic and soothing properties, and COIUJC-SJ
can never injure. Such a remedy bar™
r Song been felt to be a desideratum in the modi- Lj
kwcal wo lid, both by the U.oloupldy skilled ioH
. medical science, aud also by all who have :<ut-
r fercd fro n debility ; for it needs no medics! •
ffiskill or knowledge even to see that debility SS|
k follows all attacks of disease, and lays the uu> p
J guarded system open to the attacks ofintnyaw
Sjof the most dangerous to which poor hnruatiitj fr
Nis constantly liable. Such, for example, as' .
Mthe following; Consumption, Bronchitis, In-BB
digestion, Dyspepsia, Loss cf Appetite, Faint-
iiesa, Nervous Irritabifity, Neuralgia, Falpita-
Vtion of tnc Heart, Melancholy. Hypocom j ia, _
r® Night Sweats, Languor, Giddiness, and ahtA
: that class of cases, so fearfully fatal If a&afc-Fy
jr tended to in time, culled female Weakness and
P' lrresniaii'i.s. Also Liver Deraagmtids or
Torpidity, anil Liver CompUinta, Diseases ol £j|
lB Kidneys, BcAding or Incoutineuc ■ of the
'pHiint', or any general derangement of thew
Urinary Orgtus, Fain in the lfock, Side, aadH
f-< iH'tween the Shoulder.-., predisposition to
j!,O-Ms, Hacking and Continued Cough, tma-b
Hciation, Difficulty of Breathipg, and indepi s.
e| might onuiuerato taanv mora still, but we
"space only to say, it will not only euro
fc§iebiJity following Cliilla and Fever, but pre-®
vent all attacks arising from Miasmatic in-kg
_ flui-rics*si FUfti the distrain a ;t oncf. if a!.
r flu ic-'s hkl cure the disca? sat once, if al. j
>3rduv attacked. And a-it sets directly and®
ft persi.-tviitly upon the biliary system, ri(sigp-j
tV 'he Liver to action, proaiotiap■ in fact. a'itiie**
j* excretions and secretions of the sysrera, it \
pi will iufalliiily prevci t any delilerk us etinSc-M
tol* -wing 11 un change ot climate aiei£?s
.'ur itoi'; be:.co all traveler# should faa.Te abot.pW
&3 tie v. ith tfavut, and all should take a table m
v-y.poonlnl at lcist before eating. As it pre- i4i
* vents costiveoi-ss, strengthens the
c : 4 organs, it snoulti he in the hands of all
[-g of sedentary nabits, students, ministers, liter
t ary ruen. And all ladies not ac-<u.-torned toK
much out door exercise should always use it. *
\* If ihey will they will find an agreeable, pleas-B
L -* i.t, attd efllcieut remedy against those 1 tils™.
V 3 which rub them of their beauty; for
cannot t xiat without health, and health e-
* exist while tlie above irregularities continue, 'i
r fhen again, the Cordial is a perfect
"*■ Relief. taken a month or two before the tinaljß
jSjtiial she will puss the dreadful period withr
~ perfect ease and safety; There is w mistake, 1
it, this Cordial is all we clmm for it.— §y
Mothers, try it ! And to you we appeal to j
j detect the illness or decline not only of your A
hi!, daughters before it be too late, but also voorH
g|jsons ami husbands, for whip- tub former, itomv
iuise delicacy, often goes down to a premtitnrejgj
P gr -ve rather than let tblr condition be known 5:
Pgin time, ti c latter are often so mixed up wubpl
™the-excitement of business that it it were noi*
lor you they too would travel in the same
downward path, until too late to arrest their
fatal falj. But the mother is always vigilent,
and to you we coulideuily appal; fur v.e are
sure your never failing aftection will unerring
ly point y> u to Prof. Wood's Reslo-dive
Cordial aud Blood Renovator as the remedy
which should he always on hand in time of
need- O. J. v\ OOD, Proprietor, 444 Broad
wty, Vi w York, and 144 market street, St.
Louis. Mo., and sold by all good Druggists.—
Price One Doliitr per Bottle.
Sold by B. F. Uarry, Bedford.
Allegheny Male
AXD
FEMALE SEMINARY,
81 cd lord Co., I*a.
CHAIiLES 11. GERE. A. 8,. Principal.
MISS A. L. BRTM, Preceptress.
MISS L. J. BRI.M Teacher on Piano Forte, \
THIS Institution, under the supervision ef the
above mimed persons assisted by other competent j
teachers, affords a full course in Mathematics,
Natural Sciences, Languages, and Belles Letters! j
In Music. Painting, tic., it gives extended instruc 1
tion. The winter turn opeits Jan. 13th. Students
admitted at any time.
llshits*of health, system, and piomptness, viewa,
rnorai. social and domestic, are here made promi
nent objects 01 education.
That the physical powers, as well as th* mental
may be cultivated, Calistbenic exercises are neces
sary—here tire students meet each day for svste
mntic exercise.
$- - SO will pay for heard, including furnishid
room, rootu rent, fuel, and tuition in common
English per term of eleven weeks. Extras, at
model ate charges, even less than heretofore, or
the circular calls for.
Students prepared for the highest classes in
College.
1 or circulars, or particulars, address.
CHARLES H. GERE,
Rainsburg, Bedford Cvuntv, Pa.
Jan. 3, 1862.
Huntingdon and Brond Top R. R
X-%?,~mw®BHH®SE
fey, :\s>xlAr%...^
Inm ij'jvif Jim iii {.unii a; 1,30 A. M. (after ar
lival o! M< if.it tt; In v: 6t or. IVr.n'ii. R. R.) ar
riving t IDipewtllct Ib.ir, A. M.
Tiain leaves 5 < jw .1 :.t ]ti.36 A. M-, striving
: t Huntingdon at 1:W P. M. Connectinc at 1.84
I'. K. Willi (r.tina E/*i ai A Urn on F<una. K. R.
I here i s ct> rft'iny at I.unt utgtfci,. dost coat tccti&ns
tnadt East ai.ct K'est.
JOUR J. LAWRENCE.
Feb. 7, 1862. Sup't.
JIM STOUKT T
Till utid< rafgned his purchased J. Reed's stock
of Merc ha n<l is.e, and will continue the trade at the
old stand, and sell positively for tearly pay only.
Goods sold low for cash, or approved country pro
d*o- F. A. HEED.
Fiov 8, 1861.
JlfMiMsttiTofrti AOfiElE —
LEI 7 EKS of Administration having been grant
ed to the subscribers living hi Middle Wood
betry 1 owns hip, on the Estate of Samuel Carper,
late of said Township, dec'il, all persons inrieliWl
to aaid estate are notified to make payment iuitJL
diateiyj and those Laving claims against the sable
ill 1 usu.t tL.iu properly authenticated lor set
tiemuit.
JACOB CAKFER
CiIIUSTOPIIEKfcAKPER,
„ . JSr'rnh.istratci *.
Feb. 14. 1862-f*
ELECTION.
An ebction Hill be at Hie House of Tletiiv
Hi ke in sleCe t,t cllslhrg, on t*mfayiht>3a of
March, at 12 o'clock. A, S3 , for" five ttiatm
pers of the Cl<nd.etsbuig t d Bedford Tbwij ike
Road Company, for the ensuing year.
T. B. b.KNNKDY, Prfst.
tbaffilorslurg, Feb. 14 1862.
PFSSIFT* ATER'S
CATHAUTIO
ftfr. t-Vs PILLS.
!'v a? .ifeinl Ar* you Kids, iVr-Hlc, cm* com
,av<l ptni lhg J Are YOU out of order,
v.-iIH j inir !.riitmu<T.isiau<l
f'-. ":' pf-'iA your i'-v-liite* uitoSfeiortabh' ? &
; ; u,n, C£ir.i;.'Lj l.ri-hi'bitoserhniAiiji*.** .Some
-.MiUh,U)Cf| f 2L lit of .-kn<* I* nfx-a
VIM. mid ahyufcl I* aY.-rt.il by a
> tsrs;-Iy a* 'if the nyht remedy.
Tain- Avar's PBls, and clean***
\jv'* on' the <Vi or<!ere 1 htioan au-
Krnv tin- (good. :.n'! !. 'the fluids
lof L V' • • Ttievstimjuten; the flint--
<+'* *' tto-ai of the h"dy iuto vigorous
J^AWSW-ITFAAFCRAYTE
tjirtamc- A *>) d settles some
• ** w j liir .> -nth? body, autloi. ,rrct*
to natural ftrortions. Th<-*e.if not relieved, rctng iipos
themselves ami iUp imrmnadirtl Wg**., Wow<l®> Iff**
itl Aggravation. sitif Tin-r, and di**s-i-. VV niio m u.is
cmriJti-Mi, opnfes-J*d br the imcngemcoU, t**e Aver *
muiTm m.v Ifcwr directly tVy nwtfve iUa natural ac
ts -n of the sywt-.n, and with 1: ti. ■ b -• -u'j f
hi mi ncraim What i, t .-•*.• and art apwuwt tfi Mm tu , 1
and cm i uoa MHtplktat, in also true In iftiw oi tho u ? ' f
seated and dangerous •!wt<'nu* r rn, fIK same purgative
effect < xi-! thorn. Cmttnhby fimt! IT <d*rauf.ona nr.a
d< rao_'riuei\tß of the natural rat net ions o r.lw they
are rapidly, nud ra.unv of ffldii sm-et/.-cured by too ii;o
means. S'one-w'io know the vlrtw* ; *k • Pu.s, sr.;t
aegl'- -t to employ then* wie it uite.-iog irom Uie Clsor
derstltrvcmv. '
Statements from lyadiug; *-bys; -itor i.i Mttoe of tin
prhtelpU cttjea, sitid fttW other well it sown public S><•*•-
sons
I -ohm F-tr+vrdlnj 'fereknnt of M. LvVit, W. .4, It-il-
RR. AYKrt e Yotir ri!J a*o Uki {; trajosi jpf all fs*t >*
great i i m TU T h'tv -ur<-J r v <hn-;ntr
of nleerotta Mir. upon li. r liwti rud fi su that ana pro, cut
tncurti! > for ro-rs. R"r nv "Si r b;t i-vi iouq gati.*-
o-rsy afli "?d u i'it bl iti-ac t J<! pi Oyl vou i <■ r'•'L,.
hi Itor 'l'dr, A t*T , i*r r'oi : ai/nti, Roe a.RO crh-u
yoar Hlb, tLy Itaro ea v d wi)0 -
AI a Family Phy iii.
/Vofla/tr. S. ir. *'.-r CM!W.
Yru ;,r t'iiU **e the prbnv o t&nj'f- f ' "tr
ti lAiiii-u si rn-uta r.ny atinr!:o v.-' nnwws. 'ilji-y era
rid!, b-.rt rrdfl crytitiu and €tVi;rturt it* f' ir aittion on tita
Vin a 'i, wUifth utu r i;ic..u iiiv liu oic* i- it ila tfu dic-iy
X \ E?ttt .-'SsI- oC V ' *-'• £• ,
Ileailacti'*, Skit ItoaAnrfia, Fail kiosvtiit.*.
Trt i T'.\ t'rhro IU !, P>ilt:u<o*e,
I)BAK R.:r. k: I * ... . - i e \-
plaintß Ih: va run •■ k| \ -ir mil bSt<r,f.iaii to v.y
e't flutt >•• ■ ■■■ .'• ti triik u pt'r<j ffii e vf&ifKm*. 1 jwutaa
f-jr-t il.'SH' - . O'l a-.i ■'■ ■ •■■■A I ti.ia.'tl' in my liaUy
< nr- ' .itlt di vt, aidK- i•. i -aI l- * tl you l* l'ilia
-Afford us t.c bv-t tr have, X oi'i lurnvalne tUaafMjWji
r. Tc'ii'tr, l"a-, ?"W !, 1*55.
DR. J. O. ~v:tn. Sir I! c h"n reu-atwHy oured of
thy Ti'...*rid •<.'■/••• ../ o-.-iy e- laive, by a dmr t*r
of v*r i i'llh . It Mtettfcß "tb i.n*:' ir Joi a ioai fctoimtaL
it blab thuv rl'-a-i." at ou •
ffouL trtth steal RI> W. PMtA
Ctert of Simmer t tart,*>r
BHtoua DUoinSers liver Coiaplatsrti/
From Dr. TheodoreJ'*U, of X<-u> 1 ork Oy-
Sot o::'v are Your Ibils ndi.'iraHly adayted to their ptit
je**e aa an aperient, l*:it I lio-.i 111* ' 1 botie.inini eiTccts upon
the- I,ire- * -ry umri. ■ i iu.igri. f to*y luir-/ ti ill*' pm
, tu- proved tiiore rffeata,*! lor the cart of eo. t-
I ,'iu i/i* than any **nc -rniely ! ear* lar tihii. I Sincerely
rrjoieo that we hare at luigth a purgatire irhioh is wor
thy the coaiidei-tc; o* thy pioießSivU nil i the people.
l>KlMlt'.Uf.XT OP THE IjtTEHIOS,
Warhiugton, I). C-, 7th Feb., taSA
SIR : I have ußcd vonr I'i'ilr i.i my general and hospitaf
practice ever since v"r*u lit.-.'!'- ihcui.itnd do uol Ic-i. rli: IV
say they are the h -'st cathartic we employ. Their rejjß-
Iwfing r -liaii on t'le liver it ij iiok toi l decided, conso
quciaiy they or' an cimirnhfe b niudY for dc-riusyvraenta
of 'h it or/an. indeed, I have = lorn found a v ivu uf
if/:, :is SO obstinate that it ill i not r, adny yield to
tueia. I'iateraallY yemrs, AJ/)S/0 it.ALL', AT. D-,
, '/ti'siciini of tin. Marine ilotpit. 1.
Dytuntcry, Dlarrlnta, Rtlat, Worms,
From I>r J G. <7r*.i, of Chicago.
Tour Pill* have hud a long trial in my practice, and I
hold them i t esteem a one of tiie best aywrieutß 1 have
ever found. '1 h- ir idteralive eir*-et upon the lis or mains
them an excellent remedy, when given in Rinsl! doiosfor
lu - it* t!.rtj rrul ifi.crrkmu. Thair sugar<oauug
maiCR tlirui wry ae.-epuihle and eouveafrtit ior ths UiO
of women add ctilldrau.
Xty-Rpepsla, linpm lty of the Blood.
From lii i.J. F. HUMS, Potior of Admit Church, £o*ton.
Dn, A vyiit: I have it fed your Pills with extraordinnry
success ia my family and among ti; We I am nailed to visit
in eist:vrr. To re-jnlate the org--; of iligpstkvn and
r.urH'y the bipod, they ivrc the very best r*ucdy 1 ham
ever "known, and I can eonfidcutly wrbmntend them to
my friends. l ours, J. 1 iliilLV
WARSAW, Wvomi.ig X. Y . Oct. SI, V--3.
Dear S u : Jam i in-r your Cith.'-rti.' I*;if In my jtrac
tics, and fuel ti.-m an e . r.Hent paiyr vUve to ctoaa&c i.,0
cysuea and pin ija the ,*b:sn t-.iir.r of ii: l-'oo4.
,5' HN i} MKACiIAII, M- D.
Csvtlvtarss, Kcppresalon,
Khriuuati.Mii, bout, A.iuulglu, ilvcpij ,
ParalflU, Kit*, ete.
From Dr. J. P i'tui jhn, Mi&ireal, Ccmmlo.
Too tnneli cannot tie atiiofyosr Pile* for the en.r of
cost, r via. ifothers . our In'.i -v i.y i.r.vo found th.-m
ns effi.vt.-ious a* T Jis-.-f, they slruil.l jt.in me in lirrxunim
icgit for the iK-nedt of the tnaitit.t ,it who suiua* lrm
that onn pliiut, witivh, Rithvugii bad enough in itself, is
the prog/miter of others Unit e* worse. T bcliert; cot
ftmtet* to originate so *iia 1. ■e. -' ;!; oar Pdl:. affect that
orgii.andcuA ..A ~4..;r.'.
From. Mrs. F. Sin -rf, Thy :W •. rrd Mi Ibifc. Bnaftm.
I find oqe o~ two I'. dose* Of your PliD. token at Iho
proper time, urn mi Kent itiv-es of the natural
accretion ivhori wholly or purli illv 'npriressct ; H<
rery effectual Tp, .:f,<'...<• the .- ...i ;,ii end c.-.>ci im-iri.
Tlley are mo m ieli the liet p iy .id vt o hut 0 tiut I recu'di
meud no other To lay iiaUynts
From the Iter. Or. Is. sere*,if to* M.fhoJl:! F/iii. f~.Vrr.-Jk.
Pl-tiASKI liin sr, pnvannsh,OOat. t Jan. \ F3X
UosfiiKii Sir: 1 , : -.!fdh- ti • e.■ ul for the relief
your t>Uil Imir hrotiph tne if ! did not rciwrt my eawo t
to you. A .vol 1 settled in tuy limbs and l*ro*g;itn eji
cri; i.nin<r nmr.'. /rv pain?, *. n rteU !la chfyr ' - ,-ftrti
vi:j!i -in. Netv-'i hrtiimiing 1 hi ! the J.rt of physhriansj
tlih disease grew vrt toe iui ! v.o*so, tut tit hy flic iclvircm
ynur ••:■:■•' iient gi-it in iiaLmon, ijr. . lacktmiie,l tfLl
vol r I'n' . 'i ;. ; -lr ei'i -ts weiT niutv, b:-t k'VC. Ity
ate. -ring In the iiiic o. ihum, 1 u)u ittitr miiir- ly wit,
StX.HT.Ci: \ MKKR, Urtton En f. I:R.,S Dee., isiJ.
5 ... lr> .. firciy eitraif. b*T v ff|l,
of jiii&imtitic V,ut —a patuVnl afieewo tina hnt nilHytica
in* i... > ... ... .; '. ' Hi. P i-i-ii'-Lbl..
v'" M or i ! 'n!r |r m.-.rf - .-eon: in Xtfrary,
Wan ' . nlclr t.g'i r. Yst-.iM.io rmw.vy in sUi-'ul h sv.d.i, .
■ IsngorWlAta tj.-iiii , ,'.l, 'WP th d.-i'-if.il eonscrfß.n
llu.r K- .-.rep'-,- '-'i •„■ !: iur .rfi-v'.i Theau edwialt
M iiifrcury or mia- al . übstviive whatever.
Prise 25 cent-"- par Pas, or S Eczea for Sl.'
Prepared ly Dr. J. C. AYEIi So CO, Lswul'., Kiss.
B. F. Harry, Bedford ; Barcdollar & Son. Bloody
Run; G. B. Aniiek, St. Clearviile j H. M. Zook,
Ifoodbyrry ; George Gardill, West rind ; J. t.
Coßin, Scholia burg; D. M. Bar?, Pattonsvi'lo
and by dealers geuerally.
Dac. 27, ISGI.
MI! MlffltTiC Ml.
i IS THE ONL-Y KNOWN REMEDY FOR
Klieumtism, (ioi*t iiHd Ncaralgia,
A.ND A KL'UK tL'Tii i\Ht
ALL MERCURIAL DISEASES.
! , "
II is cnnyeaj,*r :!v ertsnged Band, conltiriiug a
I rucdi' tted compound, to be warn around the- Waist
without it jury to tjie most delicate peixms, i o
i change in habits of living j 9 required, and it on
' tneiy removes tho disease lrom the cysteiu, with
out producing thd iiijt.rious i tiecia arising lorat' tho
use oi powerful iuti-runl ntiitHws •vhich weaken
and destroy the coiitrtitwtion, and give tomptuatry
j relict" only. By this treatment, the tncdiciowl pro
! prit lies cot.tAitifd in the Band, eo.no tti cohi.n-t
j with the blood atid reaches the -'li.-.rase, li.rftusb tho
1 pores of the skin, til,-cling in r.-.•/ iiisin&ci* a
! perfect ?t*. and restores liib parts < i'iiciert to a
j healtkv condition. This Ist no is also a most pow
! ertul Ahxi-Mi I.CIKIAI. agent, nr.-i will oniireJ) ru
i lieve the svst' /n from the pernicious ti;' is
' of Mercury. Moderate crises nre cuieti j af w
d*v*, ww-t we are constantly tec* iving testitooru.Ua
of ita eEicacy in aggravate.! c-mtosot b ng standtug.
Price $2,0(1, to be had ml i)ru :g:its pcriernlly, or
cau In* eont by auii *s uctresa. vtiU* full dir.rc-tions
(or uac, to any pnit of Ute coaauy, direct from
the Principal Office. - .... V,
I\'o. 403. BROAWIT, IV. fork
G-. SMITH & CO., Sole Propr ©tors
, B. Descriptive Ctrcttfurs Sent f ret.
For sale by L!. F. Harry, BoLt I.
(E?"Atirxn Wanted EmitvwnEEE.^j}
1 J-unc 28, liitil.