iikbforb fiujmrtr.
Blimp. Pi.. FRIDAY. MARCH. 11. ldfiv
rllK JNQUIHEK TO BE EUARtiEI).
><W IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE!
HO! FOR THE CAMPAIGN!
\EW YORK TBISCNE
ANO
BEDFORD INQUIRER
nil Til REE HOLLARS!
preprietwre "in enlarge the ImtriSM ten
! an j<r on or about the Get of May
iVe are r- nipciied to do this to meet the
,z * ants of "cr community. The addition 1
• a .■jam t each rage, together with cnsider
• ,c to the length, will enable u* to la* I
-i ;r readers much more matter than we do
rent, and give them al! the advantages of
i a K>e*l and general newspaper.
N-j-lUER FOR THE CAMPAIGN. ;
~i issue Use Inquirer frowtbe Ist of June i
t.v 7th da* of Neeemer, lsftS. the close of <
, Jit- .entiai campaign,) for the following;
#psrat:i ely low figures:
j \i advance - - 75 i
- in advance Afi.oo J
;es, in advance 11.00 |
o. n advance 75.00 ;
Til!-: NEW YORK WEEKLY TllIB
L NE.
- . ;;i ate., -ec -I the Xe* York Weekly Trib
and bedturd I >y L ;C K u for one year to any
•err - *b > will pay us three dollars in advance. <
1 • . wh , have already paid as in advance fo
lie ' rircr since the first of February, by
a- -.ne dollar additional will hare the r
ane sect to them from the Ist of May ISfiS,
: ->f May i-6.. Thß is one of the best '
•rton -ies ever offered- The campaign will be j
i i it m tuned one, and to give our readet? the
. nt._.: A a ieading newspaper we have made
:o artosgemeat. Now is the time to subscribe. .
Who wil. laisv a club for tht campaign ?
DUKBORROW A LTTZ,
mar 27. Editor* ard I'mptictor*.
Mao' WATER is a delightful loiiirt article
—superior to Cologne and at half the cost. 2 '
"ts'TED.— D. Waisca Howe. Esq., of
.Atnberaourg Franklin county was. on :
r lnesday of last week appointed an addi
:.al jtiiiite of the Sixteenth District, by the ,
vernor.
A Sfi 081 KB.— Knights of Pythias, is the
snse of a secret order of quite reject dale
of amazing popularity. The order is
: ended on the old classical story cf Damon
i Pythian, aud aims to emulate the latter [
those worthies. The association has the :
eficial feature of the Odd Fellows.
Hoi..-valued at SI2OO was kilied at
v, jen.es. N. Y., the other day, from eating ,
uner bark of a locust tree. It is an unu
case, as few animals will eat the bark
: the locust, which is said to be only poison
- in the spring.— Exchange.
• "e publish the above as a warning to those
* . are in the habit of hitching their horses
the locust trees on our streets. "A word
.• the wise is sufficient."'
PARDONED. —Isaac Shaffer convicted of,
-'-e stealing we believe at September Ses-
IStii and sentenced to five years im.
; r -oonse.nt in the Western Penitentiary; has
en pardnned lay she Governor though less
an five months of his term have expired,
e understand efforts are being made to
: executive clemency extended to others
he same class frotn this County. Coic
- -at is unnecessary.
he CROSS. —From every, part of onr
dy we leant that ibe grain has come
te winter in a remarkably fine condition,
indications are that the wheat crop of
present year will be unusually good. Of
• - it is too soon to ascertain the prospect,
- "f tof Apricots aud Peaches which have
been killed by the severe cold. Grapes,
.-ever not laid down, and many of the
er varieties of ornamental trees and
>e:y where left unprotected, have suffi-r
lerely from the severity of the winter"
Heal ESTATE AGENCY of Durborrow
■'i, has effected the sale of a number of
'■* s of land within the last few weeks.
- is one of the best means of disposing of
1 that can be successfully employed.
cuds are sold at the price established by the
*car. without any effort on his part, and at
i aratively little or no expense: and wi h
:.e public even knowing whose lands are
-i for sale. Persons having lands to
'! do well to employ them while those '
• g to bar should not fail to apply at
tf - !
■ N UP. —A< usual, at this time of the j
• r a genera! tbawr. our streets present
raiized appearance. Mud ai.d filth i
w here are to be seta. We notice with j
; ea-ure, quite a number of persons, in
- r places of business, removing the
• a!ed mud. Ac. and placing it on ;
-. h: h will be taken away and usedfer I
•• e hope this example will be
y others. Don't wait and depend !
:il to clean up. Let every man j
in before his own door, and our
-oon present a healthy and in- i
' '.fa; :-<aranee.
• physic to the dogs: I'll none of it- i
■ doubly sure,'
N=XE PUXTATIOS BITTERS.
'"? never fail.
• -t Stomach Hea'er is just what
■ fc need. It >4 n remedy tbrr can rely 1
! or Dyspepsia. Heartburn. Headache.
"• Ague, Liver Complaints, Pains in
and Back, it has no equal: not the
ig U virtuesis its extreme pieasant
" 'tie taste and immediate beneficial i
-rv it. suffering Dyspeptics, and be
buch are the assertions of those situ- ,
-- J snow. From the vast amount of this
i.e j-.d, it must have great merit. 2t j
THE LADY'S FBIEXD. —Published by
j Messrs. Deacon k Peterson.
Philadelphia's periodical of fashion holds
J its own gallantly among the crowd ot aspi
; rants in the same field. The April number
gives a double-page illuminated fashion plate:
four pages of robes, with explanatoiy notes:
a chapter of novelties in spring costumes.
A full page steel engraving forms the frontis
piece of the last number. The literary de
partment is rich ar.d varied; all the old favor
ites contribute story, poem and essay: and
Professor Getze famishes a piece of new mu
sic.
THE ATLAXTU MONTHLY.— The April num
ber of the Atlantic, ia very attractive. It
opens with an article by Antoinette B. Black
well. entitled "A Pica for the Afternoon,"
and is an original and vigorous paper on Gld
age. Dr. O. W. Holmes presents a new
poem. James Parton has a well-wri.ten pa
per on "Our Roman Catholic Brethren."
The poet "Spenser" is ably reviewed by Ed
win P. Whipple. Dr. S. Weir Mitcbel is the
author of the instructive paper "The Poison
of the Rattlesnake.Bayard Taylor gives
i his traveling experiences in the Republic of
the Pyrenees. John S. Dwight discusses
"•Art." "Lagos Bar" is the title of a new
story by Winwood Reade. A. D. Richardson
presents a secone article on "Free Missouri."
PASTORAL AITOIXTMEXTS.— The Bah ima re
Conference of the M. E. Church, has made
the following appointments for the Juniata
District .-
THOMAS BAR.-, HART, Presiding Eider. Ai
tooca, Jacobs. Mc.Murray. W. M. Fryring
' IT; Holiidajsburg. George W. Heyde: Dan
eansville. Richard Mallalieu: Martinsburg.
[ Cavid B. McClosky. Lewis A. Rndisell, sup
ply; Williamsburg, "William Gwynn: Birming-
J ham. George Warren. George D. Pennapack
er. George Guver: Petersburg: John Moor
; head; Manor ll.il, J >hn A. Demoyer, J. A.
j Woodcock: Huntingdon. Reuben E. Wilson,
i McConneHstown. John W. Jackie: Cassville.
I Seth A. Creveiing: Mount Union. Jan es C.
: Clarke. Sbirleysburg, George I,e:dv. Wesley
Ely, W. H. Stevens, sopply: McYevtowr,.
; Martin L. Smith. George W. Miller: Lewis
ton Ilkvid S. Monroe: I.ewUiown Circuit,
j James H. McGarreh- Milroy, Josiah Forrest;
Saxt >n. J. Patron Moore. A. C. Hartsoc.
j supply: Bloody Run. G. W. C. Vanfossen:
Ray's Hill, R. H. Wharton: McConne'!*' ire.
; Joseph R. Ktng. Edmund While: Bedford,
BIRO ESS G. W. REIB: Rainsfcurg. W. J. 0-
er.s: Scheiisburg. Andrew W. Decker. Je- - -
Akers. supply.
' S\ow STORM. —On Saturday last, a snow
: storm of unusual severity visited some parts
of she country. Here, in the immediate
: neighborhood of the Aiieghenies however.
I there was only a high wind without either
snow or rain. We give below despatches
' relative to the si .rm:
DOWSIWCTOWS , CHESTER COI VTY. "March
; 21.—There is five feet of snow at White lb!..
) The mail traiu bound West is in a drift and
: cannot move either way.
PHILADELPHIA, March 21. —This is the most
i wintry morning experienced for many years.
Snow has been failing steadily for sixteen
j hours, and ia now two feet deep and drifted
!in icme places to four feet. The streets are
' almost impassable for cars, andjaost of the
; lines have given up their efforts to run. The
storm continues without the slightest abate
[ me.it, and travel is impeded ia all directions. ;
New YORK. March 21. —The snow storm,
which commenced here at two o'clock this
; morning, is unprecedented at this season.
! The snow fell over four inches deep, but
! drifted badiy in the streets, and the cars were
! everywhere greatly deiayed. Though a fierce
gale prevailed, no disaster* are yet reported,
i None of the sound steamer--, with Eastern
passengers, arrived until thia afternoon, and
| the ferry boa's were everywhere delayed.
greatly deranging business. It is sti" snow ;
: mg. with hail tailing and the wind blowing a
i gale.
PENSIONS TO SOLDIERS OE Iriu.—The bill
passed by the Legislature of Pennsylvania
i to extend pensions tc the soldiers of ICI2,
j will not be lisely to add as much to the ex
penses of the Slate as was expected wh'-n it
waa presented. As proposed, it offered a j
pension to every soidier of lSlff. whether '
rich or poor, and was a gratuity bill, granting
away the public money to those who might
i not need it. The Senate amended the bill by j
declaring that no one should be entitled to
the pension who is worth SSOO. and that new
i i
aj plications nra.t be made by persons tn
i tereated under the act of 1S0<;, by the judges <
of the various judicial districts, and that as '
soon as the United States shall have passed a
law granting per.rions to the soldiers of 1812,
these drawing money nnder the law of
Pennsylvania shall receive no more. The
bill seem? to be formed upon the principle of
keeping the promise to the ear and breaking
it to the hope. It tenders a chary ungracious
, allow ance, which .will be rejected by all those
bat the truly needy remnants of the last war
with England, who must either receive that
charity or go to the alms house. Jn its present
i shape the law will be no credit to the State.—
. Philadelphia Inquirer.
RAII.R .AD PRO It BLDEORS TO BIIIDLEROBT.
—V<"e learn from '.he Bedford Inquirer , that
the citizens of Bedford contemplate erecting
a branch road from that place to connect
with the Pittsburg A Connelhrville Rail road
at Bridg- port, l'a. Bridgeport is situated on
Wills' creek, about fourteen miles from this
city, and the advantages of this connection
', both to Bedford and Cumberland, will be in
estimable. The completion of this branch
. road will give us direct communication wiib
Central Pennsylvania. Cumberland i surely
j destined to become a great city in the way of
railroad communications. The Metropolitan
' Rail Road from Point of Rocks to Washing
ton, when complete, will give us direct eom
l munieation to the National Capital; the Pitts
burg A Connellsrille Railroad, with Pitts
burg, and the extension of the Cumberland
\ alley Railroad with Hirrisbnrg. This in
connection with the proposed manufactories
! and our natural mineral resource#, will un
djuhtedly draw capitalists to our city, and
| Cumberland will, we predict, al no distant
day become a large and flourishing city.—
i Cumberland Union.
j THE GALAXY, for Aprii. contains: Ste
ven Lawrence Yeomau, by Airs Edwards. ,
? f With an illustration i>y Gaston Fay i Before i
■ Genius, by John Burroughs. Parting in
Hope, by Thomas Hitchcock. The Fight at j
; Fisher's Hill, by Jan. Franklin FiUs. Woman
and the Weed, by Schuyler Brightlcy. The j
. Lowlands of the Missia-.ippi, by Henry L. Ab- ,
' bot. From May till Martinmas, by Mrs YV.
11. Palmer. The Slaughtered Frenchman,
by Paul Asberge. The Three Branches of our
Government, by John Norton Pomeroy. '
i Words and their Use*, by Richard Grant ,
White. The Gassiierides, by W. L. Aides, j
Magazine making, by the Editor. Nebnle,
by the Editor, Price $4 a year; 30 cents a
number. E#pectal attention is called to the
clubbing terms with other first class Pcricdi
cals, by which a saving of one quarter to one
, third is realized by subscribers.—Address W.
0. HRY. P. Church. No. 39 Park Row, New
] York.—For Sale at the Isqi iKtR Book Store
HOC3E CLEAXISG. —The time for bouse
cleaning is rapidly ushering itself upon all
good house vrivea, and what a din, daub, and
clatter they make of it! Such great tubs full
of soap suds, buckets full of white-wash and
pots of paint and varnish as greet the unhap
py husband ca these occasions are enough to
disturb bis dreams for a mouth of Sun- ■
days. The most considerate, economical and
tasteful of hnsbaods, to avoid the reign of
soap suds, white wash aud paint, go immedi
ately to the INQUIRER Book Store, select and
purchase the neatest, cheapest and best arti
cles of wall paper ever brought to the county.
This is sensible. Ladies, you can't do belter
T you want your houses decently refitted,
than to keep a few tubs of soap suds, a lot of
white wash and a paint pot or two in the way
for a week or so; if you can by any contri
vance, best known to yourselves, sprinkle a
little of the soap suds over your husbands,
splash some of the white wash upon their
polished boots, or hats, or daub their coats or
hands with paint, it will hasten the purchase
of paper. Try it, and don't forget to suggest
the INQUIRER Book Store as THE place.
OCR CONTEMPORARIES. —The Delaware
County Republican, one of the most care
fully conducted and neatly printed journals
in Pennsylvania, has been much enlarged and
fitted out with an entirely new dress.
The old Pittsburgh Daily Gazette has also
been thoroughly rejuvenated with new type
and a handsome new make up. It is now
printed in quarto form, and Is in every re
spect vastly improved, though always a first
class sheet.
LUvm i J. Z. OVER, late of this place
have purchased the HoUldayxburg Register.
and entered upon their editorial duties with
lan week's issue. The gentleman are both
experienced in the "art," and the senior has
a number of year's practice on the editorial
tripod. Under their management we have
no doubt the Register will be made an inter
esting and influential journal. We wish
them success pecuniarily and politically.
The Indiana t Pa., Democrat, published
by J. B. SANSOM, ESQ., of this place,
has been enlarged aud otherwise improved.
It now comes to us in quarto form, handsome
ly printed, and presents altogether, a very
neat appearance. Barring its politics, it is
among our best exchanges.
The Bedford County Press, published by
J. C. LONG A Co.. Bloody Run, Pa., is num
bered among our exchanges. Number 2, of
vol. 1 comes out considerably improved upon i
the first issue, and with time and experience,
the Press may l>e made to come up to the
standard of modern newspapers in appearance '
and neatness. The Press is a neutral paper,
devoted to the interests of Education and
Agriculture to a greater or less extent, but
more particularly to the furtherance of enter
prise in Bloody Run.
CORK KS RON I) I \CK.
Our Railroad Project—Advantages of Build- ;
ing a road through Cumberland ValUy.— •
Iron Ore. Timber, and Bark Market. —The
Springs, Ac.
CUMBERLAND VAU.FT TIN March 21.
Editors Inquirer —By reference to your
paper, I learn that the people of Bedford are
trying to connect Bedford with Cumberland .
byway of Bridgeport. YYhiie I appreciate
every effort to extend Railroad facilities to
our people, I think a much better plan would
be to make a railroad directly to Cumberland
byway of Cumberland Valley. By the
Bridgeport route, it will be some 35 or 36 '
miles to Cumberland, whilst by the Valley
route it w.,uid not Le more than NO miles,
with the best possible grade. Following the
course of Evitt's Creek and Shover's Bun,
with scarcely any bridges, or if any very
short ones, a railroad could easily he con
structed, and by this route a large valuable
vein of iron ore. stretching from Cumberland
■ nearly or quite to Bedford, would Le brought
; into market, and the valuable timber, tan
1 bark, Ac., of this region would be accessible.
! and it would certainly, with your very popu
lar Spring?, make tb a profitable
for the stockholders. Mr. J. YV. Jones is
' now operating a large steam tannery in this
! valley, and with its splendid water power
j manufactories might be established and made
profitable. It is true that by the Bridgeport
I route some expense might be saved at the
pre-ent time, but then you would have to he
! indebted to the ConnelUville Road for the
! privilege of using the same. The people of
j Londonderry will have a railroad through
j much of their township, and of course wiil
, not feel the same interest in your road that
j Cumberland Valley would, which is quite cut
i off from market. O. P. 11.
The .Miserabies
Of this bright and rheerfut world are the
DYRPEPDIRS.
V.'itb'.ut a good digestion there can neither be
j bodily comfort sir mental enjoyment
I Between the st..maeh and the brain there is a
] i-lese and wonderful alliance. If the one is dis
j ordered the other is gloomy, dejected, incapable
of effort, and indifferent to all that makes life
agreeai-ie to the headliij.
I , Is this a condition that any rational human be
ing is willing to endure, when the means of cer
tain, immediate and permanent relief can be ob
tained everywhere!
The Dyspeptb has bis fate in bis own band.
If be eh- to banish P rever the disorder that
rack? his body and disturbs the mind with name,
less horrors, he bas only to step to the nearest
drug store and procure a snpply of HOSTKT
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
No phase of Dyspepsia has ever yet resisted the
alterative, tonic and anti-bilious operation of this
potent vegetable specific. It literally regenerates
the lethargic stomach: rouses into healthy action
the d rmant liver-, pots to Sight the dismal fan
| ciesthat beset the mind; gently relieves and reg
( states the bowels; strengthens the enfeebled
nerve?; restore? the appetite, and makes, as it
1 were, a new creature of the desponding and debit
j itaied invalid.
Ladies who suffer from indigestion have only to
take a small dose of this pore vegetable correc
tive, once or twice a day, to secure intirc exemp
j tiyo from the pains and penalties <-f a weak stom
j ash and that perfect functional regularity, which
! bet few of the sex uninterruptedly enjej.
; D'<I.OAIE S AROMATIC VEOKTABI.ESOA P.
j A superior TOILKT SCAB, prepare! from re
, fined VEGETABLE OILS in combination with
j Glycerine, and especially designed for the use of
•; LADIES and for the NURSERY. Its perfume is
j exquisite, an .1 its washing properties unrivaled.
For sale by all Jruggi- s. juiy,15,67.y I
IXSTATB OF JOH ERA riEsnr E.WDER,
I J de- -afed.—Letters fc -' sr. "Vary Itaringhern
granted by the Register of Bedford county, .. the
undersigned, Executor of the last Will and Tes
tament of Joseph Henry -.cyder, late b: uth
ainpton township. tlec'U., ail fers,.ns indebted to
said estate ar hereby i otified I" wake iu mediate
I payment, and ihote having claims against the
: take. wS! present then, pr perly authenticated
i for settlement. NATOAN ROP.ISON, Kx'r
rnarST. of the last will Ac. of Jos. 11. Snyder
MARRIED.
Od the sth insL, bjr the Rev C. C. Heiiman, tt
the Reformed parsonage, in St. <'!*irrilJe, Mr.
PHILIP CLAYOOMB end Miss SUSANNAH
KOOXS, both ef this eountj.
On the tair.r day, by the Feme, end et the seat#
place, Mr JEREMIAH YVEYANDT end Mis*
MARY LAMBRIGHT, both of this county.
On the saute dee, by the Feme. Mr. HENRY C.
FEATHER? end'Miee MARY WBISKL, both of
this county.
On the 15 th inst., bv the seme. Mr. JEREMIAH
YV KENNEDY an J Mil. CAEHAKINE BLACK
of Blair couniy.
At the Friends' Cote Parsonage, on the l!th
inst., by the Ret. YVm. M. Deatrick, Mr. JOS. W.
ADAMS, of Soutkampt n tp., and Mi BAK
BAK.A ELLEN BECK, of Black Y'alley, Monroe
township.
On the 10th inst., at the residence of the bride's
parents, by the Ktr. G. C. Probst, Mr. ISAAC
f TAILEY", of Hopewell tp. and Miss MINKRY'A
JANK DEYARMIX, of Bloody Ron.
"n the I9th inst., bt Ret. Watson Case, Mr-
SILAS H. SPARKS to Miss JULIA KERR, all
of West ProTidencc tp.
On the 19th inst-. by the Ret. 0. P. llcndrick
soo, Mr. I JYD BRANT end Miss MARGARET
RICE, both of Cumberland Valley tp.
DIED
On the 16th inst., .KATE ELIZA, daughter of
Henry end Milly Ann Dibert of Bedford town
sbip, aged 3 years, 2 months and IS days.
On the 12th inst.. WILLIAM SC'.'VIL, of
Bedford township, aged SI rears, 10 months and
2 days.
On tholMb List., WILLIAM, sen of ihancej
Croyle, aged 5 mos. and 8 days.
In St. Clair tp., on the 12th intt.. Mrs. ANNIE
M. WEISEL, aged SI years. 7 luof- and * days.
MAXWELL KI N K E A I>,
WITH
CHARLES HENDERSON & SON,
ESTABLISHED, 1133.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
HATS, CAPS, FI BS ANI> STIAW GOODS,
No. 412 Market lb, ab. 4th,
taar"7:."oe PHILADELPHIA.
TAXECCTOR'S NOTICE.- Leurs tcstamenta
lis rt upon the estate of liira:* Deris, late of
St. Clair tp.. dee'd, ba, -ng been granted to the
undersigned by the Register of Ie iford county,
he hereby gives notice to alt p.'rs i,s indebted
to said estate to make payment, aad those baring
claims against the uuie will present them prop
erlr authenticated for settlement.
atari 7 JACOB BECK LEY, Ex'r.
rALL AND SETTLE.
Those Snowing themselves indebted to toe
either by Book Aeccnnt or Note, will please call
and settle the same without delay, as 1 atu in need
of money. mar 20.31 A. L. DEirIBAVGII.
D SEER'S WARRASTED FfiESH ASD
GESVISE GARDES SEEDS, and a fuU
assortment of Spades, Spading Forks, Hoes,
Rakes, Shovels. Ac. Ac., can be Knight at HART
LEY & METZGER'S very low for cash. mrMtf
OTEsI 0 YES!
The subscriber takes this method of infonn
ing the public that at holds bitnelf in readiness
to cry sales, suctions, Ac., on the shortest notice.
He returns thanks for the numerous favors which
he has received at their hands, and hopes to merit
a continuance of their custom.
JOHN DICKEN.
mar3o:.7m Cumberland VsJler, Bedford CO., Pa'
rpilE SIE JOBS FRASKL/S Oil CHA V-
L REGS 111 JIG < OOKISG STOVE.— This
celebrated store is r. w offered to the public by
HARTLEY A METZGAR, Agents for Bedford
county, who hare on hand a full supply for wood
or coal. mmrSOtf
a EDIT >R'S NOTICE.
j\. The undersigned appointed' Auditor to dis
tribute the balance in the hands tf Dan'l Sparks
and George Kim, Executors of the fast Will, A
of Peter Karr., late of West Providence tp.. Bed
ford CO., dee'd, will sit ! >r the purpose of his ap
pointment, at his office in Bedford, on Thursday
the 2d day of April, IS!-. at the hour of 1 o'clock
P. M.. when all parties interested car. attend.
.1. 11. LOXGEXECKEK,
mar2o.-2t Auditor.
T F YOC WANT TO GKT THE BEST REAP
-1 ER UOWEB, GRAIS DRILL. or any
other Farm Implement that is taade. and at the
lowest price, always go to HARTLEY" & METZ
GER'S old established agency. As their business
is a permanent one, they will always keep tbe
extras, which may be needed for any Farm imple
ment they sell. mar2otf.
I NSURAXCE Wyoming Iniurance Company
1. of Wilks Barre, Capital $139,009. Commerce
Insurance Comp any of Albany, New York, Capi
tal $50!',O00. Fulton Insurance Company of New
York City. Capital $260,4 : 0
F BENEDICT. Agent at Bedford, office with
H- Nicodemus
F. M. MASTERS Agent at Rl xxty Run.
December 2"th, 1367. m 6
fUMB B rT L U M B K R !
Mt XSOS, JONF..B A CO.,
PHILUPSBCRG, Pa.
W O R K E D LC M B K R ,
ofevery kind for - Cc. I' 'oring, f-aah, Weather
tmardiug. Ac. Inquire of
F. BENEDICT. Agent,
at J. W. Lingenfeltcrs office, Bedford, Pa.
febflJis.
piASTER.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public, that he is now prepared to supply both
ROCK AND GROUND PLASTER,
at his Warehouse.
JOHN W. BARXDOLLAR.
Bloody Ran Station, Jan. 31, 1868-3 m.
4 LLF.GHKNY MALE AND
lA FEMALE SEMINARY.
The Spring Quarter will etmmer.ee MONDAY,
APRIL 6th.
Student' prepared t>< teach, to eater college, or
'ti engage in business srorai ■•ns. Terms moder
ate, Tbe principal is prepared to accommodate
eight Boarders.
For further information addresi
J. W. HUGHES. Principal,
fc7 2m P.alnsbnrg, Bedford co., Pa.
A EDITOR'S NOTICE.
Ti. The under.-gued, appointed by the Court of
i Common Idea- to make and report a distribution
of tbe proceeds of tbe sale of tbe goods of James
B. Fa.-qubar, n- w in tbe hands if Rob't Stock
man, Esq., Shertfl, to and among the creditors of
said J. B. Faxquhar, according to law, will, for
that purp re, meet said creditors and all others
interested, at his office, in Bedford, on Tuesday,
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febt4-w5 Executors.
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p KCEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES of the
IY Poor and House of employment of Bedford
county, for the year ending January 1, 186?:
WM. BOWLES. Trtamrtr, DR.
To amount reee'd from farmer treasurer.
Goo. Blymyer $3683 65
i To ain't from collector*, ... 7143 28
To am't from Esq. Roberts, fines, 4 60
] To am't from Joseph F. Barley, Sues 6 76
To am't borrowed from Rev. S. Kepler... 550 60
Total $15,792 63
Tp.EAst Etta, f'R.
By amount paid on checks as follows:
Merchandise ...„ $1(25 14
Hardware, 127 30
Drugs, 132 00
; Groceries, „ eg IS
B**f. - .Zloos S>9
8ac0n,...., 380 43
Dork, 34 06
Potatoes II 25
! Corn 22 50
i Cider 10 60
1 Oats, - - 225
, Applebuttcr, 218 68
i Syrup, 46 58
, Vinegar, 13 66
: 'Jut-door paupers, - 611 92
Removal of " 102 37
i Issuing orders 16 75
Black.-mithing 24 64
J I Noble, manufacturing goods, 155 87
I Castings end cooperage for
One horse.. 165 80
• Mill license, 10 20
j Insurance,. 16 00
, Funeral expenses, . 44 00
. Coffins, - 36 25
| Toll 30 51
Pennsylvania State Lunatic Asylum 216 80
j Services as matron, 15 00
: Medical attendance, 207 50
i D R Anderson, salary and extra services.. 84 06
Samuel Beekley do do 84 60
Michael Diehl, do do 84 00
8. DeSbaugb, salary as steward, 250 00
T 1; Gettye, salary as cierk - 50 00
T R Gettys. making out and distributing
duplicates for 1864 and 1867. 97 70
E F Kerr, salary ** att'j and ex. services 135 00
J W Dickerson, do do 115 CO
. William Bowles, salary us treasurer, 50 00
; Ihirborrow A Luti, printing 66 40.
j Meyers A Mengel, do 66 40
do do advertising 1 80
Sundries, as per bills filed, 251 fil
Sundry articles of furniture for house,.— 73 93
Old checks 5710 79
Judgment of Dr. Conrad 30 32
Costs in Bixler case 52 00
Interest paid on P.ev. Kepler's note 43 50
Amount overpaid on duplicates 4 87
Auditors and clerk, 40 00
Total credits, $13568 95
Charges..... - $15,702 63
Credits 13,563 95
Balance in Treasury, $2223 63
Owing County from collectors, 11022 21
Indebtedness of county, about 4000 00
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Bedford eo.,
do certify that we have examined the foregoing
accounts f William Bowles, Treasurer of the
PoMtaud Hou=e ot Employment of Bedford coun
ty, and found the same to be correct and true, as
above stated. Wisncss our hands this Vth day ot
January, 1868. JAS. MATTINGLY,
Attest: JOHN D. LUCAS,
\\. C. Schaeitek, S. WHIP, Auditors,
marl3w4 Clerk.
Stateuevt and Report of Saicuel DeSbaugh,
Steward of the Poor and House cf Employment of
Bedford county, from January 1, 1867, to January
ift. !-es.
DR.
1867, Jan. Ist. To balance at last settle
ment $ 30 74
To cash received from sundry persons:
R Sbeeter for Muslin 50 !
I. Ringler for corn. - - 1 10
Miller for bran 4O
M A Line for corn 1 50
W Chenoweth for 100 lbs buckwheat flour 350
J E Wills for sugar 4 40
II Defibaugb for 1 qt- syrup 15
J 8 hoetnaker for tomatoes 2 25
H Crawley for tomatoes 75
J K Wills for batter - 1 ftO
11 Moses for beet 1 35
M A Line for coal 5 3"
J E Wills 3 60
Muslin 1 03
*57 r.t
By baiar.ee 63 61
$127 25
CR.
By cash paid fur sundry articles as follows:
sixty-nine and a half bushels ears of
Wm Allen, making two coffins 1 00
Post-offioe box 1 00
V Suckman, whiskT - 12 00
J L Lewis, blank book 2 25
Butter 87
5 Keighnri, apples 2 00
DtefcS, butter 50
Miller J Kvans, butter 2 40
F McGiven, removal of pauper 1 00
Revenue -Stamps 1 50
E Diebl, 3 bus apples 3 50
J. Shaffer, butter 2 30
M Bowser, altering stock 2 00
C Evans, butter 1 00
England, batter - 230
JDunkle, Lime SO
J T Gepbart. vinegar 60
England, butter - 180
1860 lbs hay 10 80
T M Lynch, Plants 45
J Dunkel, litne 1 20
A J Penaell, horse hire 4 50
H W Ressier, removal of pan per, 2 50
Revenue stamps - 50
560 rails and 50 stakes 10 75
.1 Wolf, ink 50
I Mengel, horse hire S3
H Defibaugh, work at race 6 00
V Steckman, wbi.-key 2 00
T Mason, cherries 2 00
J Mower, repairing 1 00
A Harman. bucket 1 25
A Wolford, work at race 1 50
Mrs Snyder, butter 6 00
Envelopos 87
J. J. Shoemaker, whi.key 5 00
W Cook, repairing shaft 25
J J Shoemaker, whiskey 1 50
Box matches 1 00
3 Green scrubbers 3 00
$127 25
Produce of Farm and Garden.
33 loads of bay, 450 bushels of potatoes, 400
bushels ears of corn, 160 bushels of oats, 15 bush
els of buckwheat, 5 loads of pumpkins, 20 bushels
of large onions, 2 bushels of small onions, 6 bush
els of shelled beans, 12 bushels of beats, 3 bbls.
of cucumber pickles, 3000 heads of cabbage, 10
bushels of turnips, 10 bushels of parsnips, 5 bush
els of peas, 4SO pounds of mutton, 12 sheep skins,
C calf skin?. 420 pounds of veal, 3775 pounds of
pork, 363 pounds of butter, vegetables used dur
ing summer not accounted for.
Slock on Farm.
87 head of sleep, IS shoats. 2 brood sows and
6 pigs, 6 bead of cattle, 1 beef, 3 horses
Bought of Wm. Dunklet beef cattle for $126 00
do do Simou England, 2 do for - 42 00
$l6B 00
2654 lbs of beef at 7J per lb. 193 05
363 lbs of beef hide at II) per lb 36 SO
190 lbs of tallow at 14 per lb 26 60
$262 45
Article? Manufactured by Matron.
70 women's and children's dresses, 62 do.
chtmcses, 19 do. skirts, 40 pr. do. stockings, 44
do. aprons. 5 do. bonnets, 1 do. sack: 6 men and
boy's round jackets. 60 do. pants, 100 shirts, 9 do.
drawers, 8 do. coats, 23 do. socks, 3 do. vests, 3
comforts, 4 feather ticks, 6 chaff ticks, 11 bolsters,
56 pillow slips, 31 sheets, 36 towels.
Number of paupers remaining Jan. Ist, 1568, 69
Number of paupers admitted daring tbe year, 47
Number of paupers escaped during the year, 1
Number of paupers discharged during the year 28
Number of paupers died during the year, 5
Number of paupers bitths during tbe year, 2
Number of paupers bound out during the year, 1
Average nutnbor per month during the year, s'.'i ,
Meals given to wayfaring persons, 1130 I
There were 25 out-door paupers, who are not
included in the above, who haTe been provided
with board, medical attendance, it
i-®_PeTSon3 desiring farther information, in
regard to the above reports, are referred to the
Books ot the Poor House, which aro open for any
one to examine.
Certified to be correct by
SAMUEL DEFIBAUGH, Steward, i
YVe, the undersigned, Directors of the Poor and
House of Employment of Bedford county, do cer
tify that we have examined the above account,
statement, and report of Samuel Defibaugh, Stew
ard of the Poor and House of Employment of
Bedford county, from the Ist of Jan. 1867, till
the Ist of Jan. 1868, and find the same to be cor
rect.
Witaess osr hands and teals this Ift day Jaa
uary, 1868.
D. B. ANDERSON, [M.]
Attest: MICHAEL DIEHL, ft-*.]
T. R. Qtrrrs, 3. I. NOBLE,
Clerk.
Statement of Poor House Mill, from January 1,
1367, to January 1, 1363.
•T. E. Wills Dr.
Wheat, Bye, Corn, B. Wheat,
To am'tof-toB grain
bought in by the
mill per monthly
reports. 777 J 1544 i 654
J. E. Wills, Cr.
By am't of grain nsed
in Poor Hoase and
sold sundry persons
for cash and on ac
counts as per month
ly orders.
Use of Poor House 415 IT 54 75
Horse feed 55
Hog feed I#
Sold sundry persons 5 6 3J
By 4 of the toll grain
brought in by the
mill, (it being my
■bare of the toil as
per agreement), 2424 514 194 211
6624 1331 594 10#i
Examined and certified to be correct by
marl3w4. J. E. WILLS, Miller.
T) ENTIBTRY.
DB. J. G. MINHICH,
DENTIST,
Successor to Dr. H. V. Posts a,
In Harris' New Building,
BLOODY BUN, PA. -
All operations on the natural teeth, such as
FILLING, BEGULATING, EXTRACTING, Ac.
performed in the best style.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Of ait kinds, and of best materials inserted. At!
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TERMS—CASH,
Mar7,6B:6m
Tills IS TO GIVE NOTICE That on the 4th
day of March, A. D. 1363, a Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate ef Dan
iel Jletxgar, of Harrison township, in the County
of Bedford, and State of Pennsylvania, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment of any debts and delivery of
any property belonging to such Bankrupt, to him,
cr 'for his use, and the transfer of any property by
him are foibidden by law; that a meeting of the
creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or mote assignees of his
estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to
be hoi leu at the office of J- W. Lingenfelter, Esq.,
in Bedford, Bedford ceunty, Penn'a.,before Hast
ings Gehr, Esq, Register, on the 7th day of April,
A. D. 1863, at 2 o'clock P. M.
THOMAS A. BOWLET,
maris,4t U. S. Marshal, as Messenger.
VIA HIS IS TO GIYB NOTICE That on the 3d
1 day of March, A. D. 1368, a Warrant in.
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of Isaac
F. Grove, of Bedford ic the county of Bedford,
and state of Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged
a Bankrupt on his own petition; that the pay
ment of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to such Bankrupt, to him, or for his
use. and the transfer of any property by him are
forbidden by law; that a meeting of the Creditor!
of the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and tc
choose one or more Assignees of bis estate, will be
held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
the office of J. W. Lingenfelter, Esq., In Bedford,
Bedford cotinty. Penn'a., before Hastings Gehr,
Esq.. Register, on the 7th day of April, A. D.
IS6S, at 11 o'clock, A. M.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
marl3.4t U. S. Marshal, Messenger.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That on the
28th day of February, A. D. 1868, a warrant
in Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate of
Frederick Benedict, of Bedford, in the county of
Bedford, and State of Pennsylvania, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt, on his own petition;
that the payment of any debit and delivery o*
any property belonging to such Bankrupt, to
him, or for his use, and the transfer of any prop
ertv by him are forbidden by Law; that s meeting
of "the creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove
their Debts, and to choose one or more Assignees
of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankrupt
cv, to be holden at the office of J. W, Lingenfelter
Esq., in Bedford, Bedford connty, Penn'a., before
Hastings Gehr, Esq., Register, on the 7th day of
April, A. D. 1863, at 9 o'clock, A. M.
THOS. A. ROWLEY,
marl3:4t IT. S. Marsha), Messenger.
TELIc SALE of m „
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Bedford county, the subscriber will offer at public
sale, upon the premises, en SATURDAY, the
2-th day of MARCH, ISB3, the following descri
bed tract of land, late the property of Jonathan
C. Lite ken, dee'd, situate in Cumberland Valley
township, adjoining lands or Martin L. M. Dick
en and Levi Hardinger, containing 50 acres;
having about 30 aeres cleared and under fence,
eight acres of which are good meadow. Having
a good Grist Mill, a I-og Stable, a Butcher Shop,
and Dwelling House thereon erected.
Terms—Cash on confirmation of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. of said
dav. LEVI HARDINGER,
mar 6 Adm'r of Jonathan C. Dicken, dee'd.
XTTESTERN DISTRICT OF PENN'A.
W In Bawkbcptcv.
At Bedford, the ~.th day of March, A. I). 1868.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap
pointment as Assignee of Jamet B. Farquhar, of
the Borough of Bedford, in the County of Bed
ford, and State of Pennsylvania, who has been
adjudged a Bankrupt upon bis own petition, by
the District Court of said District.
J. W. LINGENFELTER, Assignee.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt.
mar6:3t
\ DMINISTBATOBS' NOTICE.
j\. Letters of Administration having been grant
ed to the undersigned, by the Register of Bedford
county, upon the estate of John L. Nycum, late
of Monroe township, Bedford co., dee'd, notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement-
GEO. XTCUM,
feb2S CHRIST. FELTON.
Admiuulratort
ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE.
Whereas the Register of Bedford county has
granted Letters of Administration to the under
signed, living in Martinsburg, Blair county, on
the estate of George R. Barndollar, late of Wood
berry, deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate will make payment immediately and those
having claims against the same will present them
propariy authenticated for settlement.
mar7:6t DAVID L. KEAGY, Adm'r.
pAINT IN 6.
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HILD & SPIDEL
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kinds of PLAIN and FANCY PAINTING, PA
PER HANGING, Ac. Sign Painting, and all
kinds of Wood Imitation executed baaatifnliy.
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