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the virtues of Sarsaparla or any thing else.
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n,anac, which TIE agent below named will fur
nsh gratis TO all who call Tor it.
AYERS CArHARTlc Pulls, for the cure OF
Cost'reness, ,iaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestioa,
Dyseatery, Foui Sfomrch, HeadacAr. Piles,
Rheumatism, Hearibnrn arising from Disorder
ed Nom0ch, Pain, or Morbid hocfion Of The
Bome's, Hatuiencg, Loss Of appetite, Lioer
Complaint, Dropsy, Worms, Gout, .Nturalgia,
md for a Dinner Pm.
They are sugarcoard. so that the most SEN
sili7e can take them pleasantly, and they at
the best Aperient in the world for all the pui .
poses of family phvsic. Price % cents pei
box; Five boxes for Sl.00.
Do not be put off by unprncipled dealers
with other Preparations which they make more
profit on. Demand AVER S and take no others.
The sick want the best aid there is for them,
and they should have it,
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NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.
IN All persons are hereby notified not
TO hunt or fish on my premises without my
leave, or throw down fences or bars in my
fields or destroy timber in my woods as l am
determined to enforce tie law against all who
may thus trespass upon my property.
GEO. w. GUMP
Napier tp., May 2d. go.
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EIXECUTORS' NOTICE.
III Letters testamentary on the estate
OF John Frazey, late Of f. Providence town
ship, Bedford CO., deceased, having been granted
the subscribers, notice is hereby given to all in
debtcd TO said estate, to make settlement before
the first day of August next, and those having
claims against said estate, will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
SAMUEL FRAZEY,
E. Prov. tp., Bedford co.,
JOHN HANKS,
Brash Greek tp., Fulton co.,
May 2I--Gts. Ex'ors.
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Department. TO bis already elegant stock. and can
now furnish Cooking Stoves, with all the late i'm
provements, unsurpassed for beauty and excellence,
WARRANTED in every respect, and cheap as
the cheapest. Those desiring to purchase an extra
heavy plated Cook Stave, that will last life time,
and never in, fail TO bake "whilst the dough
lasts" should give Hartley call.
SklIels, Iron Potts. Tea Kettles, Waffle Irons,
Griddles, Fruit Cans, &C., &c.. always on hand.
The celebrated "Self-adjustine Clothes Wringer,"
may be seen in operation at Harie,'s, for the sale
OF which he has secured the ezciHsir right. No use
talking about it-go and see it, ladies'!
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans Court of
Bedford County, TO me directed, there will be sold
on the premises,
SATURDAY. nth DAY OF lUNE, NEXT,
the following Real Estate, to wit
One tract of Timber Land, situated in Middle
Woodbeiry Town ship, adjoining land OF Jacob Stuck
ey and Daniel Barlty, containing
81 Acres & 90 Perches.
Terms Of sale : One third Of purchase money to
remain in the hands Of the pnrch during the life
time of the widow, paying her the rte est there
Of annually, and the balance in three equal annual
payments after confirmation Of sale.
DANIEL BARLEY,
Guardian of minor chidrsn of
May OF David Bailey. dec d..
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Union Hotel
Estate of Geo NJ. IE0lSinger. decd.

Letters Of administration having been granted TO
the subscriber, on the estate of George NJ. Hol-
singer, late oil St. Clair township, Bedford County,
deed. all persons indebted TO said estate, are here
by notified 10 make immedi ate payment, and those
having cliims against the will present their
accounts properly authenticated for eetiement.
JOHN S. H0LSlNGER, Admir-
Residing in ST. Clair tp
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ETINERAL SPRING HOTEL.

lSa THE undersigned has opened The
above named Hotel few doors South of tke Court
House, (formerly kept by Mrs. Filler, as a board
ing House, where he will be happy to accommodate
all who may favor him with their patronage.
Boarders will be taken by the week, month year.
Persons attending Cou.t will fnd this House very
conv enieht.
The Bed Rooms in this Hotel are very large and
we'll ventilated aud furnished in the best stye.
The Bar Will be supplied with choice liquor.
The Stable will be in charge of good and at
tentive hoster.
JOSEPH ALSlP.
April 25th, 1862.
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NEW HARDW ARD STORE. .
George fHaygaafVe e. Som

Have opened new and carefully selected assort-
mept OF HOUSE FURNISH NC GOODS, Hardwares
Cutlery, Copper and Brass Kettles. Tin and Sheet
Iron Wares, Parlor, Ten Plate and Cooking Stoves,
of great variety of patterns, and ut prices from
So 50, up TO S35 90.
Persons about to commence house keeping will
find it 10 ihew advantage TO give US a call and we
invite the public generally 10 come and examine our
stock.
All our purchases being for Cash only, and at
rash prtcss, we believe we can, and intend to sell at
rates more than ordinarily favorable, our purpose
beng 10 put greater advance uron our goods than
will afford Il iar and reasonable profit.
We propose to sell for cash, or on short credi t
10 those only, who will pay promptly when called
on. This rule will not be departed from.
March 81, 1852.
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CANP 18Th Rect, z. V.
EbSto Lst,ad. S. C., ApyR Q, 'C2.

Ep1ToR BEDFORD ''GAzErrE:"
Deay SRI enclose you a lis; of a few MEM
bcrs of Company d, with the amount OF mo-
ney each ona sends out Of his last two months
pay, ani request that You will publish the same
for the benefit of all VINO are interested; and
further, that you will be kind enough to state
thai the leads to whom the money is sent can
have the same by calling on William Hartley,
Esq, Of Bedford
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4 DMlNlSTRATOR' ) NOTICE.
y Letters of administration on the Estate
of John Cor, OF lTnion Township, Bedford County,
decd, having been this day granted to the subscr-
ber, residing in said township, notice is therefore
given 10 all persons indebted TO said estate TO make
payment immediately, and those hayiag claims are
required TO present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
GEO. w. CORL,
April 25th.- Cts. Administrator.
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IL All persons will please take notice
that | will hereafter enforce the law against any
one who may trespass in any way upon my
property, whilst engaged i'll fishing. There is no
objection to persons fishing on my premises,
but cannot allow them at the same time. wan
tonlv to destroy plank, boards, or other proper
ty which they may see fit to make use of in
carrying on their sport.
JOHN G.. HARTLEY.
April 25th, 1862.
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CIR

CIR.
by cash paid George Mardorff sala-
ry as Treasurer, &C., $40 OF
Paid Levi Agnew as water master 62 so
Cleaning reservoir and repairing by
drants 81 IS
Vim. Hartley damages and book acct. so "A
VIM. Bowles for bill of cement 2 CT
Geo Bymre, spouting and lead pipe. A 20
b. i. Meyers, printing l %
j. \. Henderson, salary as High Con-
stable and expense of Bor. election 20 70
j. \. Henderson on bill of Joseph
Filler for making culvert 25
II. Nicodemus, salary as clerk, sta
tionery, &C., "a 90
Bill of freight on hylrants l 73
Milton Spidcl, blacksmithing 2 4S
g g agent for Abel Smith
for lime G2
VIM. Boher, hauling stones & trees II so
James Corboy, work on Penn ST., &C., 81 30
Joseph Filler, for work at reservoir, l IS
Patrick Wall for carting tan l so
John Palmer, salary as clerk, station
cry. &c, 22 90
John Palmer, for hydrant stocks II %
J. Grouse, finding and planting trees 80 Is
John Border, repairing hydrants Is 90
Simon Naus, making engine arm so
Daniel Border, attending and repair
ing town clock 50 Oh
Daniel Border, balance ON claim for
putting up clock 80 90
j. r.. Jordan, hauling dirt on Penn ST. 24 Al
John Minnich, cleaning reservoir 2 90
Balance due Adam Ferguson, as late
Treasurer 30 As
J. Reed, bill for rails & hauling tan G 68
G.. ID. Shuck. blacksmithing, &c, y 80
Samuel Barnhart, soldering hydrants 80
E. L. Anderson, Esq, balance OH note
held against borough 81 y
L. NJ Lynch, for trees 6 90
W. w. Shuck, digging ditch and re-
pairing culvcrt Is 70
A. J. SAMSON, on claim of L. Agncw Z so
\. Lyons heirs for plank 4 10
II. Ncodemus, salary rs Treasurer 20 90
S758 16
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

of Bedford Borough, for The year 1861.
II. NIcoDEsfUs, Treasurer, in account with the
Borough Of Bedford, for the year 1861.
DR..
To cash received from Geo. Mardorff,
former Treasurer, S 10 so
From r. ID. Barclay judgment VS.. L.
Agnew on Common Pleas docket Sc 70
From Levi Agnew judgment on dock
ct of ii. Nicodemus 1S II
From Levi Agnew judgment on Com
mon Pleas docket 16 90
From II. ID. Barclay judgment VS.. L.
Agnew on Common Pleas docket 2 20
From j. A. Henderson collector for
1860 324 IS
" &c " for 1861 800 90
From Shires 6 Jordan for old castings 10 Oh
Al
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Balance due Borough

STATEMENT Of Moneys due 10 Bedford
Borough on the LIST day of April, 1862.
Balance due on Judgment vs. Levi Ag-
new ct al 5 90 80
J. A. Henderson's duplicate for $50 PIP 43
{" :. GO 1851 567 90
Jacob Smith, for grass cut on reser-
voir lot 3 so
Aggregate of outstanding moneys due
Borough 902 66
The above is subject to generations TO be made
on duplicates of 1860, and 1861.
The undersigned, auditors of the Borough of
Bedford, do hereby certify that in pursuance of
the Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided, they met at the Court House in said
borough, and did audit and adjust the account
between II. Nicodemus, Treasurer of the Bor-
ough, and said Borough, as contained in the
foregoing statement.
Witness our hands and seals, this 2 4th day
of April, 1862
w. R. KING,
DANIEL BEARD.
Attcst--,JouN PALMER, Clerk.
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FAIRBANKS PATENT SCALES!

Merchants, Farmers and Millers can buy these from
Hor;ley at Manufacturers prices, deiipsrea IN Bsd-
Jord, as he has the agency and by buying from him
you can saUe freight.
Farmers can be accommodated with all the best
inventions IN farm Machiaery such Grain Drills,
Cider Mills, Chop Mills, Moving aud Resping Ma
chimes, Hay, Straw and Corn Stalk Cutters Ploughs,
Grain Fans, Ap,.le Parers, Churns, Grind Stones,
and any thing else in his line. Remember all goods
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED
Every body pleased, and satisfaction guaranteed to
oil reasonable men. Hartley will not allow any reg
ular dealer to undersell him, and will always endea
dor TO furnish the very best articles in his line for
the money.
TERMs--Cash, orProduce, unless as a special favor
to roftabe ona prompt paying customers, but in no
case will longer credit be given thao months.
BedUt. Moy 2, isoe.
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$500
A LIST OF VENDERS OF FOREIGN

IA 4 Domestic Merchandise in the county Of
bedford, for the year 1862, as appraised and
classified by the Appraiser of Mercantile taxes
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offered 10 the American People. Price rs cts,
per box, or boxes for 81.
Prepared by Or. J. C. AVER, x Co., Lowell, Mass.
and sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODs.
April 25th, 1862.

Ne " MOWRY, Has just returned from
Philadelphia with new and beautiful assort-
ment Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
of the latcss style. BO.N.VETS OF every de-
scription, varying in price from 50 cents up;
and Bonnets trimmed ready FOR wearing for 32, 90
and upward.
Hats of ali styles for infants, Children and
Young Ladies.
Dress Caps for Ladies,
SHaKERS, RIBBONS, RUCHES 8. FLOW
ERS in-abundance. All very cheap for Cash.
May 2, 1862.
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VIM. NJ. HALL. JoHN PALMER.
EEALL & PALMER,
Il l. Have formed part
nership in the practice Of the law and will
attend promptly 10 any business entrusted TO
them.
Office on Jniana Street, opposite 10 Mengel's
Hotel, where one or the other may at all
times be found.
April 18Th, 1869.
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EbLANK PROMTSSORY and Judgment
Ab Notes, Blank Deeds, of superior quality,
and all kinds Of Justices Blanks for sale a, this
otiice.
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T,AX-PAYERs, LOOK oUT,.!

NIAX-PAYERS, LOOK OUT..!
Il Notice is hereby given to all in the
Borough of Bedford, who have not paid their
School tax for 1861, that if the same is not i'm
mcdiately paid, they will be proceeded against
according to law. Longer indulgence cannot
be given.
JOHN PALMER
May z, lS62.-3t. Coikector
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pITTsBURG, Pa, Corner Penn and St. Clair S

PlTTSBURG, Pa, Corner Penn and ST. Clair SITS.
The largest Commercial School o. the United
States. with patronage of nearly 1000 Students,
in FIVE years from 81 States, ard the only one
which affords complete and reliable instruction in
all the following branches, viz Mercantile, Man
ufacturers, Steam Boat Railroad and Book keeping.
First Premium Plain and Ornamental Penmanship !;
also, Surveying and Mathematics generally.
$500
Pays for Commercial Course. Students enter and
review at any time.
Uy Minister'S sons tuition at hall price.
For Catalogue OF Sc pages, Specimens OF Busi-
ness and Ornamental Penmanshp, and a beautiful
College view OF square feet, containing good
variety OF writing, lettering and Aourishing, in.
close "a cents in stamps to the Prn ctpls.
JENKINS Il SMITH. Pittsburg, Pa.
Anil 10, 1862.
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IN All persons are hereby cautioned
not to take an assignment of four promissory
notes given by us to William and Charlotte
Lalferty, each dated March 25th, 1862, for
$3.50 each, payable in one, two, three and
four years after date, as we have received no
value for said notes and will not pay them, Or
any part thereof, unless compelled by law.
JOHN MILLER,
May 2, 1862. DANIEL SHROYER
The national Republican., 1862-10-13
AN ENTERTAINMENT WORTHY OF USIvERsA

AN ENTERTAINMENT WORTHY OF Universal
PATRoNAGE.-For the past few years we have
seen SO little public favor shown managers who
produced In this city the dramatic works Of
Shakespeare, Bulwer, Knowles, Shiel, and
others, that we were forced to conclude that
the pieces Of these great authors would
scarcely be received II presented in the original
text with the first cast employed! We are now
pleased, however, to note marked revival In
this city Of the standard plays, probably be-
cause oi the large number Of visitors from New
York, Philadslphis, and other cities, which, II
such be true reason. reflects but little credit
upon the critical taste Of cur public ss II was
previously constituted. We have observed,
with pleasure, the marked success which has
attended during the past week, the histronjc
efforts of the great tragedlan and versatile
actor, Mr.. =. L. Davenport, who has produced,
at Growers fashionable theatre, q number Of
legitimate plays; and we are glad that proper
appreciation has been shown, both for his supe-
rlor abilities and for the Shakespesriau ndother
standard plays in which hs has appeared. He
will! remain with US this week only supported
by Miss Annette Incs and Growers excellent
company, appearing tonight as st. Pierre, In
the " Wife" s0s 80
The national Republican., 1862-10-13
Discsvsries ss Posapsii.

A correspondent Of, tue London Atten1u'n
writes, on August slh, last, that on that day .
bakers house 10 Pompeii was exoavsted, In one
corner of which was found heap Of silver and
copper coins. to the number Of about 500, which
had ,eeminely been tied up In little bag. At
the same time, and near the same spot, were
found two large shears, and soon afterwards o
house mill Of the ordinary description, together
with little heap Of corn, the grains Of which
were blackened and somewhat shrivelled, but
yet fully preserving their shape and very little
diminished 10 size. In the next apartment was
found the metal shovel with which the loavss
were placed 10 the oven; the oven Itself, the
mouth OF which was closed with large iron
door, not on hinges, but cemeated at the edges
to the faces OF the four large slabs which formed
the mouth Of the oven. The door was soon
removed and we were rewarded with the sight
of the entire batch Of loaves, such as they wero
deposited In the oven, seventeen hundred and
eighty three years ago. They are elghty-two
In number, and all, 90 far as regards form, size,
indeed every Characteristic, except weight and
color, precisely a. they came from the bakers
hand. When 1t is reoollected that, up to the
present time, but two such losves have been
discovered, and all OF them imperfect, the 10
terest Of the discoveries Will be fully spprs.
ctated. ~
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

rebel Coufederacy, outside Of Confederate
oticeholdes whose incomes exceedsix hundred
dollars, is not very large. ~
Another pfopositioa. "A 70 ssizs sverybody' 3
cotton, and hypothscats n In Europe. This
would snssss very ve,l, m. iOs ne blockade,
which makes q hitch In the scheme.
A third proposition is to call upon the rebel
State governments for loan Of. -ons hundred
and fifty millions. This would answer, II those
States had either money or credit to loan, as
unluckily they have net. .-..-.-..---,
All these rebel financial plans involve vic.
lation Of the old rule Of the metapbysIoians,
that from nothing, nothing can be made.
Upon the upper Potomac, continued quiet is
reported .
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

GENERAL AOCLEsNAND This gentleman ID
now Ia Washington, where be has been for sav.
eral days. He accompanied the President iu
hi. recent visit to Gen. AcClellan's hsadquar
ters, and may be said To have the full corfi
dence of the Government, both civil and mill
tsry, q be ought. No man In the army 10 more
deserving, because no man has done more gal
liant service than he.
he was early In the war for the Union.
Al Belmont, be led our forces to victory
final and complete. He had at least, ss We
,hiuk, one horse shot under him; still, with in
trepidity and unblsnched cheek, he moved On
made charge after charge, till the enemy was
driven from the field with great discontinue
he, himself, making several ir.breadth es
capes. 49,, .....~
At Fort Doneison also be led 10 the thickest O
the agbt, and showed tha. courage, boldnes
and steadiness Of nerve, which mark and charac
terize the brave and true soldier. .p
Al Pittsburg Landing General AcClernand
distinguished himself as brave officer, leading
bis men in the thickest Of the fight, never fal-
terng 10 tho midt Of the most imminent dan
ger, but encouraging, by bis example, the men
uuder him, to deeds Of daring worthy Of the
battle field, and worthy also Of thssnoble cause
for which bs periled bis life. 10 short, every
where Gen. McClersand has manifested the
courage and ssgaclty Of which the true soldier
is made. Almost every member Of his staff fell
around him at Pittsburg Landing, but be finch
ed not to the last.
We say these things Of Gen. AcClernand, be
cause we have watched his course with good
deal Of interest, and believe him 70 be worthy
of much more praise than We can now give
him. .,,.....
We have not the pleasure Of Gen. hcClsr
nand's acquaintance, and should not know him
even II We were 70 meet him; and besides, we
believe he Is Democrat in politics snd can
not be supposed, therefore, to agree with us
in regard to the best mode Of conducting the
civil affairs OF the Government. We speak o.
him simply q, military man and general
We can thank him, Democrat though he be, faI
what he has done In defence Of The loyal cauae
We learn that he deprscates all contro
versy In the army In regard to the Presideut'l
proclamation, and 10 thoroughly devoted to q
vigorous prosecution Of the war.
General McCiernand is soon to be assigned
to an important command, and wherever ht
may go We shall, doubtless, hear q good re
port from him.
Success TO him and the brave men Of hi
charge, and may he live to see our glorioas oil
f,g undulats 10 the breezes Of heaven 10 ever,
State Of our once happy Union.
The national Republican., 1862-10-13


NnON'a CRkMoRNE GARDEN CIRCUS On
Wednesday, Mr.. James N. Nixon, the success
full inpressmio Of the Patti Opera Troupe, the
late manager Of Edwin Forrest, the proprietor
Of the Palace Of Music, New York, and the
acknowledged Napoleon OF public csterers
will open the Cremorne Garden Circus for a
short season. He has succeeded In securing
the lot on Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh
street, the most eligible location in the city
With laudable ambition, he has determined
to render his marquee the most elegant ever
constructed. He has brought on five hundred
arm chairs, and will arrange the auditorium
into balconies, dress boxes, and social circles
He has engaged due equestrian troupe and 9
superb ballet company The names Of the n
tistes will be found in our advertising columns
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

A SERVICE FOR THE TIMEs.--Rsv. W. H..
Charming resumed bis public Sabbath evening
services at Willard Hall, last evening, his
church being at present occupied as d hospital,
TIE attend iDce wac gouS Notwithstanding the
weather was dark aud stormy. The singing,
by select choir, added much to the interest
CT the occasion. Mr.. Charming gave graphic
review Of past and passing events, and invoked
his bearers to be Of good cheer In view of the
auspcious signs OF the times. The lofty pa
triotism OF the people, the spirit Of the army,
the benevolence shown in caring for the sick
and wounded the wisdom of the proclamation,
be regarded as go many omens of good cheer,
for which the Republic should thank God and
take courage. Mr.. Charming breaches again
in Willard Hall next Sunday evening.