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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-11
Justice of tho Pacs

Justice Of tho Peace.
Dated at this day of 1856
NorE l. This is only intended to apply where
the members Of the family claiming exemption
reside in the same family. If any Of the mem
bers reside elsewhere, and have gone into the
military service Of the United States, no exemp-
tion on that account can be claimed.
NoTE 2. This certificate must be signed BY
one of the parents, if there be any; if not, by
two respectable persons, (heads Of families) res
ident in the same town, county, or district with
the person for whom exemption is claimed.
FoRM 29.
Certificate that the person liable to draft IS the Father
Of Mothsrisss Children under 70 years of age, Ss-
pendent on his labor for support.
/, the subscriber, being liable to draft
into the service of the United States, hereby
make affidavit that I am the father of
motherless child under IL years of age,
and dependent on my labor for support.
We the subscribers, and resi-
dents of county, State Of +, hereby
certify that is father Of motherless
children under IL years Of age, and dependent
on his labor for support.
Personally appeared before me, the above na-
med and and severally made oath that
the above certificate ia correct and true to tho
best of their knowledge and belief.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-11
Justice of the Peace.

Dated this - day Of -, 1856.
NoTE /. The first of tho above certificates
must be signed by the person claiming exemp-
tion, and the second by two respectable witness
ses, (heads of families residents of the town,
county, or district, in which the person resides,
and sworn to before magistrate. n
NoTE 2 This certificate is to be used only in
cases where the Mbr of the person claiming ex-
emption is actually necessary for the support Of
the persons dependent on him. The exemption
does not apply in cases where there is sufficient
property to yield support, and the necessary
business for collecting the income can be trans
acted by agents, trustees, or the like.
Form 27.
Certificate that the person liable to draft is the ouy
Brother of child or children dependent on his
labor for support.
|, the subscriber, -, being liable to draft
into the service of the United States, hereby
make affidavit that am the only brother Of -
under IL years of age, having neither father nor
mother, and dependent on my labor for support
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-11

SuSW< O We ftGCe.
Dated at this day Of 1856
NOTE l. This certificate is to be used onlv in
case where the labor Of the person claiming ex.
emption is actually necessary for the support Of
the persons dependent ON him. The exemption
does not apply in cases where there is sufficient
property to yield support, and the necessary bu-
sness can be transacted for collecting the IN
come BY agents, trustees, or the like.
NoTE 2. The first certificate must be signed
by the person claiming exemption, and the .ec-
ond by two respectable persons, (heads of fan>
ilies) resident in the same town, county, or dis
trict with the person for whom exemption is
claimed.
Form 28.
Certificate sAaf too members Of the aiiy of fAs s,r.
sou |sa6is 10 dref atrsady IN tie ss,iitsry s~-
ries Of The United States.
We the subscribers, ---- and - residents
of -, - county, State of -.---, hereby
certify that two members of the family and
household of county and State above
mentioned, are in the military service Of the
United States, as non-commissioned officers, mu-
sicians or privates. 3ttF
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-11

Personally appeared before me, -, the a.
bove named -, and --, and sevcrally made
oath that the above certificate is correct and
true, to the best of their knowledge and belief.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-11

We the subscribers, and
residents of county, State Of
hereby certify that , who is liable to draft
ars hs.;.- .,ther of under IL yeasof
80, a'A'Ns ..Hthp- R,thar nor .sotAer, and do
pendent on his labor for support.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

atesd shs funsral from CAret church. Of Clinton
and Harrison streets TINS Tuesday afteraoon, At two
o'c ok, without further Invitation.
PnL Suddenly on Friday evening", December Is, Z.
AsARD PILL, sos OF John b. and Susan A. Pell, no the
! 32d year OF his age.
His friends and those OF the family are invited 70 ~
tend the funeral from ST. Joh0s church, Passaic J.,
ths fuesday) AFTERNOON al one O'Clock, without further
notice Trains cave foot OF Chambers sreetfor P,ssc
at three quarters past eleven O'Clock
QcntAE-On Meuday, December "a, after a lingering
illness, hAuME omsLAs. native Of Killarny county
kerry Ireland, aged 81 years. t
Tho friends and relatives OF tho family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from hs late resideao CO,
NO. 70 Ciin street, Wednesday Afternoon at one
O'Clock, without further notice.
RrDER-on Sunday evening, December q, ANNETTE Z.
youngest daughter OF Col stephen Ryder South East
N. T., AGED 23 years, months and 26 days.
The relatives and freodsof the family invited to
attend the nnera at ihe residence OF her father,
"Wednesday morning, at eeven O'Clock.
RAy.--in Brooklyn. on Sunday, December 81, RoBgRr
me relatives aud friends OF tho family invited TO
attend tho funeral from the residence Of his NJ h.
Ray 437 Fulton avenues this (ruesdy) afternoon at two
O'Clock.
snxlIoS.-Ou Sunday, December q, Row. GEORGE A.
sanroN, rector Of st. James church, Newtown L. l., in
tho 63d year OF his age.
Inc funeral viii take pace the church this
Tuesday, afternoon at three O'Clock The boat
iog with tho cars leaves James slip at two O'Clock the
szxyxNs AT Locust Valley, l. H. on Saturday morning.
December TO- OF scarlet fever SAMUEL LEWIS only son Of
Captain Charles H. and Anna Stevens, aged year, o
months and % days.
TuRxxa-On Monday, December % Of dipthera, SARAH
n. daughter Of Marcus W. and Mary Turner, aged
year, months and IL days. -
Tho friends and relatives Of tho family respectfully
invited 70 attend tho funeral from the residence Of her
parents, No SO south Six,h street, Williamsburg, L.
this tuesday, mJrnng, at ten O'Clock. N
; TB0MsoN.-0n Friday evening, December 20, DAVID
THOMSON, only OF David and Sarah Ann Thomson,
Kent avenue f. D., Brooklyn, aged years, months
and II days. u.
fwooD-suddensy, Sunday evening. December 27.
josiah woop, in the 68sh year OF his age.
Tho relatives andfrens Of TIE family are invited 70 at
tend the funeral from his late residence $40 Madison
street. on Tuesday aernsou at one o'clock, without
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
Obituary.
I.fErIENANrI. Y. KiMHALL.

Lieutenant John =. Kimbal, whose death occurred 10
September last, at Tyler. Smith county, Texas.
native Of Poultuey VI but had boen for Ten years
dent OF this city, and had. by his natural amabry OF
disposition snd Uniform urbany and kindness OF manner
strongly spdeAred kmsef 70 host Of friends Leuten.
the Qustermaset General OF this state, where he die.
charged his dut sat ory that Governor Morgan
e1myhmeoted him with a lentenants commission and
the position o luarternastcr Of the Oue Hundred and
Seventy sixth ronsdes) regiment N. Y.s w. sttachAd
10 the expedition under General Banks lie with thst
reg when captured BrAshesr City was taken
with his fellow officers, TO the interior VI Lousana and
subsequently 10 Texas, where ho died Lieut. Kitnbal
leaves dsconsolats widow and q daughter by former
wife, 10 mourn his loss.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.

Ign, by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher kr. 0E0saH "
Bmn 70 Miss MARY y. BERrOs, ell Of Brootlyn.
DAYIoN-BR0wN.-On Wednesday, December I3, at
6ree0p,int, BY the Rev. j. Talmadge WV s. DAyTos, Of
Jamesport, l.. 10 Miss SARAH A. Bsows second daus b
ter Of Alex. Brown, Of Greenpoint, LII ~
roGARrv-hoRAN.-On Monday, Dqsenbev %, at 81.
AIMS church, by The Rev. Father Preston Mr. WIILUh
FoeARrY 70 ALErIA MORAN both Of this city.
GuKNEY-Ro -RosEars.-0n Sunday, December 6, at hOrri-
sana, by tho Rev. Mr.. Appleton, MAJOR A. Il. GURNEy
Second Veteran cavalry Y ". OF Saratoga Springs 70
kDDB VAN WlNKIE RoBgRrs Of this city. No cards.
JoussroS-L.Aw,-On Tuesday, December "A, by the
Rev. pr. Naop FRANCIS B. JOHNSTON 70 Mtse J. W Law,
all OF this city.
Newburg papers pieqso copy.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
MIsCELLANEOUS.

RRANpRETH's riLLs AND sNALLPoX
supply Of " rs Us on s haa G AMI an ss
them by the directions which aeeompsny each box and they
un9g then and rise from their bea y s,esne. with renew
S,s civ viii Se ehesriuy given 10 fact, for s,nslpoI
levers colds and ali bilious affections
rsf o. a' AssS vSs MsT Of SING SING
SING sisc. oci. H. 1862.
Ny Ds,RslR-I wa, taken sick two years with nos
severe psia N my Ugh. arm aad eloSw y, A. X Hot
iva ss o. s % pis & nc me
but the ssacs sears Killed N. sad recesea no
S.Ty,ss ,Sd ny 5.es .aa -sfe .s
o' % aai esatnges p'n p nrs, a. H2s%.s a9s
is dos5 Ts 'es e M s,Ss. ,s S.r ,as s
payseass Shsn treated me 5i a.e me no sood,
m boiy being totally psraly,ei aud mach swollen and
bosss were comp e.y eoasips e from Is. parsysi ana
sibumen TBS was ms esniseu i've mon,ss ago, wh.a
NY y'.. 'is'sr s,Ily aan Storms. bss.rd ms. e s.s M
y fan ~ ~.n % yea. wS ne ,, es sss lpdsSs s y be,
spsr,sd ' ,.eys sosr. .erwari.' si ss,y. eoa,aaea
,.ses n,ns dsy ot ..vs-. ..ss. in.r Spsra,O1
NE s sse p .,y sso sn s months no one
took i've pl, Al nine ,h.y co~nenced operating
M y, ..s %ss. . -s s
Ions of winch Away OF most dis.s~esee cdor TIE
a Ss1 s Day @ .'r E
and Cor zoe frs, tine IN nsar two ,s.r, wss -. .ss @ 70
and in very few aSie :. walk scro-: my room
oss.I ssS ss% Il, sss f
nj, day all require My health nearly restored. my
appetite good, suffer hardly pain wh~rv
and every day Ny neigh bors lok upon me
.imnst the dead and desire pub
NY oass that seferns and Kidney
diseases how essI they mny Ne cuea by Brsn
dreth's fie ABRAM VAN WAkT
We, neshbers and relatives certify that the foregoing
sta icrnent of Ahtafn Van WARTS true
A. n REYNOLps, Supervisor Of Town OF 0ssning.
DAVID McCOkD, er Loan Comm sntoner,
Y. MALCOLM SMITH, Justice and Clerk Of Bd. oi sup
ABRAM HYATT, Y. n Assessor. Tenth District
JANIS MCcORD, Loan Comm isscIrr.
RACHEL CrPngR.
RACHEL ANN SLATRR
WILBER r FoSiAY.
LETirIA VAN WART
SARAH A. CYPHER.
WILLIAM sNIFFiN nt
The Meod society have heard he above facts stated In
meeting from the Isonih OF Mr.. Nsn Wart
Mr. JOHN ARCHER. ticket srsnt at the Hudson River
Railroad station sing Sing psrmts Reference be being
fully sequain,ed with Mr.. Van wsr and AL PARTICULARS
Brandreths Pins sod a Is per toK, az The pnc
HOUSE. New York aud at all drugglsss
observe B. BRANDRErH. IN white on The government
stamp
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

lHs Otnxsr MARRyp Corrx ran woRtp.--Tbere are
living IN Marulan IN th colony, two persons, husband
ana Wife, aged respectively III aud i07 years They are
extremely feeble and bcdrdden but In POSSESSION n
eotn sight and bearing mo old man arrived in the nrs
w Enrrt ~ ~
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

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The New York herald., 1863-12-29

YoRx-7Hls
RISES u NOON RISES .....morn 10
~ HI0n WATER. morn II "
Port OF New York, December 2S, 1858.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
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Consuuptve sunsrers win receive valuable prescrp.
ton ~ Consnmpucn Asthma, Bronchitis ana
All Thrcs, and Lung arscops free OF ehase) by sending
wv Rev. T. A. WILSON
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Ejpss county, HY
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

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The New York herald., 1863-12-29
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COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.

This affection OF the blood. and the seyua o.
gana, Innings of the nose throat windpipc ohs4
surfaces making Its appearance uIocr1
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all scaly eruptions OF the skin. giving the co
perion clear and healthy eclcr II being prepared a.
pressy for this ella ~ u complaints M blood purfvHG
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The New York herald., 1863-04-07
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The decline in deposits continues to represent
the deposits of legal tender notes at the Sub
Treasury, which have not yet found their way
back into bank. The money used, for instance,
for the payment Of the troops takes some
time to find its way home again, though even
tually, Of course. it must revert to the finan.
cial centres. The loans are nearly sta
tionary, not from any want Of desire on tho
part of the banks to lend II low rates, but simply
because the unsettled state Of the gold market in
terferes with business, and the applications for
money at bank have fallen of In consequence. The
specie column remains stationary. The banks
have lost within six weeks about IS 900 900 of
gold, part Of which has gone abroad and part into
private hands. 'Hssas. ~. ;;c..r, 4
Money is offered freely at : per cent on call, and
the best mercantile names are wanted at Q Q.
Bebt certificates are steady. The amount of money
pouring into New York in search Of employment In
steadily on the increase, and but for the fuctus.
tons in gold, which unsettle the markets we shouI
witness good deal Of speculation In goods and
stocks.
Gold fell this morning to l4s1. on the absurd
story Of the capture of Charleston. It afterwsrd
rallied TO 1917, and closed about 1877 bid.
n
l6s. The amount Of bills pressing on the market is
less than 1t was. We hear from Albany that the
bulls and bears In gold are bidding against each
other for the good will OF the Legislature on the
Connolly-Dean bill, and that, though the bears
have sent up good deal Of money, the chances
are against thsm, in consequence Of the conside-
rations Of State rivalry which have been aroused.
Some Boston bankers make no secret OF their
opinion that the passage Of the bill will drive
business worth millions year from New York 10
Boston.
There was rather more activity in stocks this
and the market looked a. though Il would
have been better but for the fall In gold. As 10
was. after the call, everything was very firm.
Governments were steady, without activity, the
foreign demand having fallen or Pacific Mail rose
3 per cent, and Central American Transit fell
about H. on the seizure OF the boats Of the latter
by the Nicaraguan government. This seizure will,
for some time TO come, shake public confidence in
he Nicaragua line, and viii secure monopoly Of
he route TO the old company. New York Central
was steady; Erie fell of at first, but recovered At
he close TO within Y Of Saturdays price. Hud-
ION was strong at an advance Of 4; Harlem open.
ID lower, but rallied at the close Co
price. The Western shares gene
ally were steady but inactive. Michigan
southern took an upward start yhnd was very
strong at an advance Of lL per cent. II is under.
tood that there will be sharp contest for the d.
.ection at the ensuing meeting. The road Is now
earning at the rate Of u 100000, which would give
The New York herald., 1863-04-07


THE NEW OPERA "IoNE" AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
An immense audience filed tho Academy last night to
hear the OPERA The powerful cast including all the
favorte artists Of the Maretsek troupe as well as the
promised display Of costumes and scenery were in.
ducements which the hotes Of Academy could not
resist, and the house was literally jammed or Petrea
know but little In connection with Opera save AZ re-
CARDS the really fine composition Ionen In Italy ssye
raj Of his works have been given successfully but beyond
that home Of music his fame scarcely reached I'LL now
sIone" is opera distinguished above all by melody
which, from ts singular character rather confuses those
40 yet unaccustomed TO It's beauties. "'7'rs@y.
We have no space TO review the opera at length In the
first act the most pleasing au was the brindis 40
admirably rendered by Mazzoleni (Gauco) This melody
10 In deed charming and dwsls upon the ear The com
poser, aware Of It's attraction Introduces il at times
throughout the second act with great success We wish
mere 70 dwell upon the admirable acting OF Sgnor Mazzo
len who added TO the attraction Of his splendid voice bv
his dramatic force. We notice that In no case
does this artist Transcend the NATURAL and yet he Is ever
forcible. He 10, beyond all singers we have known
graceful In all his actions.
In the second act the public began to appreciate beticr
% .ne peculiar qualities Of the opera The applause was
(suzer) was cminently successful although the tremoo
hat marred the atters Efforts Mazzolen (Glauco
pnser Sy Sd % ~ a'9s on 1as. the he
portrayed Its poisonous effects the most admirable
manner Here again his brindis called from the public
The third act the great Of the evening In
the commencement the oblgato admirably executed
but the triumph was the grand sndk which reused the
audience 10 enthusiastic applause The artists were called
before the curtain In fact determined effort was made
70 induce their second appearance.
The fourth act, like the third. vastly successful
The audience by this time fully entered the sprt OF
the opera and appauded bosterously We regret that
want 0 space forces US 70 omit mention Of the many
gems in this work have passed by unnotced but we
may safely assert that its undoubted Nine
Medofi, - lone, was truly grand In her personaton Of
the roI she sang u with all her accustomed grandeur
OF style and v,,tce, and was eminently successful
signors BsllIni pd Bachi fully came up 70 the excel
lence which We expected In them.
me m'ss - scene u snc w. shy nne while the
hc commencement Of the thro act, was most success.
'ully rendered The instrumental music In this opera
beautiful
On Wednesday evening the opera Of Clone" win be re.
pestsd Next week NJ Maretxek produces verdps grand
work, al Duo Foscari."
Mr. Carl Anschuts has made arrangement with Mr.
aretzek 70 give two performances with his German opera
roups 81 the Academy. On Thursday they produce isY
lelio."
The New York herald., 1863-04-07
Accidents TO shipping During the Late

During the severe storm which commenced ON sa,ur
day night and continued up to Sunday the following ycs
sells went ashore on the Jersey coast between PORT Mon
mouth and keypor One Of them became \ total ~rrerk
and another was materially inured:--
Canal boats Marquis Sheets John c. Martin, James NJ
Bryant, r. ". Dcyoe, William j. Clarke, Yankee Notion
Charles &, Roberts, William A. Smith Convoy, j. Holmes
J. smith schoonor Georgia, of New York, and her
maphrodite brig, name unknown.
The New York herald., 1863-04-07

LrvsRrooL-Steamshp Canada. at Bosfou--s Cosyroxe
Miss Mclean Mi,s yssya, John Donald Capt sears ID
Megs and wife. III Williams Capt Brgs II Clark DR. Don
glass W Bessc Collins. , n winn, q w Har,ilne 4 Z,
schmidt, u Smith. Gleason and wife, Pearson James
Edwards, Jr Hes-e. Russell G Jones and Mr. West
from iaifas-Mr Jackson United States Consul Hoyt
Littiencd vile and infant; Miss Archibald IA rcigbl
ton. A Morse. Jas Brown, W Newman. " stabb cam
Verran Mr.. Lawson. Mr.. Woodwork aud wife W Town
send Tsylor, Messrs Fairbanks, Rcharis field ClarI
Meshan, Stewart, Conant and Chase.
LtvFRroor-Sts amshp city OF Cork-feon Chease Chas
Barlow Fisher curvell. John Brown Fred schribcr
Capt Nolan and wife--and 2a3 steerage.
DEPARTURES.
BrLrxr, Hon-Bsrk James wcsh--T Bense Mr. 0Ior and
lady Mr. clayton lady and two children; Mr. Bocdsood
. Need. u ODDS W Hay u Sianwracher. a & Charles
II Prinsle, ssmt W Andrews IAlhrop. bns o Que
Ed Butler
The New York herald., 1863-04-07

THE FAMINE IN IRELASD.--The meeting at the
Academy Of Music this evening in behalf Of
the suffering poor Of Ireland is expected TO be
Q very extensive affair. The Knights OF 81.
Patrick, under whose auspices IL has been
begun, have been untiring in their efforts TO
make II successful. Major General Mcclellan
and staff, as well as Archbishop Hughes will
certainly be present, and Brigadier General
Meagher, who has just arrived In the city. will,
also attend and address the meeting. II ise
pccted that the cause will benefit greatly bv
this demonstration.