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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-22
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Eighty acres Of limestone land, on the Holidays
burg pike, 2A miles from Bedford--a part of the
VIM. Smith Iands-about 12 acres well tifnbered
and balance under fence and In high state Of cu-
tivation. To. this is now added 20 acres, with
large apple orchard which yielded this year 3s bar
rels of cider and large quantity of apples besides.
This 90 lie next to the turnpike and make the
whole neat farm of 100 acres. t u&
ALsO-A tract OF land IN Union township, con-
taining 225 acres, 10 acres cleared, with farm
house, tenant house, double log barn and new Saw
Mill thereon erected. Also, apple orchard there
on--known as the ssSnyderN or ssKoons' property,
A Farm in Bedford township, owned by John
Rush, about four miles from Bedford. containing
$50 acres, about so acres cleared with log house,
log barn and other out-buildings thereon erecred !;
also an apple orchard thereon.
A new two stored Brick House and lot Of ground
in the bogongh of Bedford, formerly owned BY Will
liam SpideL situate on West Pitt Street.
60 acres OF lanG-10 cleared and under fence
with a1oe house thereon erected adjoining George
Tlout 1nn, George May and others, partly in Jnni-
alta and p6rtly in Londonderry Townships, lately
owne6 t1 Andrew Woford.
ADsQ--166 acres near Stolerstown within !
mile OF fBroad Top Railroad-abcut 100 acres clear
ed, witha two story dwelling house-new bank
barn. stable. &c., thereon erected; also, two apple
orchards thereon, of choice fruit. The soil is a
rich loan, an. capable Of producing every variety
OF crops of this climate.
| ALSO--160 acres best quality Of praire-near
the Mississippi river, close to the county seat OF
| Harrison county, Iowa. 4i5.
| ALSO-Two 100 acre tracts, adjoining Elkhorne
city, in the richest valley of the west the Platte
| Valey--about 90 miles west of Omaha city, and
close to the great national government road lead
| ing west in Nebraska Territory.
| ALSO-160 acres, two miles above Omaha city,
on the great bend of the Missouri. This tract is
| well titnbered and very desirable. All Of these
lands were located after personal inspection and
careful examination of the ground, and can be well
l rpt ed for utura hoW nu
precise location are in nay possession.
ALSO-Three desirable lots in Omaha City, Ne
| braska Territory.
| ALSO--A lot of ground in the city of Dacotah,
Nebraska Territory.
The shove real estate will be sold at such prices
| as to insure safe and profitable investments.
| Notes obligations of any kind, that are good,
will be taken in exchange-partcularly good bank
| aotes.
| MaI 8, 1868. @ o. L. SHANNON.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-22
sAPONIFIER, II
OR CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.

WAX makes high prices I SaponlheF helps to re :
dace them. 1t makes SOAP for UR cents a
pound By using your kitchen grease. Hasssls
uZ-CAUTI0Ni AS spurious Lyes are offered ais
be careful and only buy the PATENTED article put
up 10 lRoN cans, all others being CousrERpEirs.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co..
PHrEADEnPHiA-Nc. 1877 Walnut Street.
,PiTrsnuRe-Pitt Street and Duquesns Way.
November ~, 1sss--sm 6 , sl' = -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-22


has acquired its present sale simply by being rec
commended by those who have used it to their af-
fiicted friends and others. 4v
MOST IMPORT ANT. Madame Zadoc Porters
Curative Balsarn is sold at price which brings it
in the reach of every one TO keep convenient for
use of single bottle will prove to be worth 100
times its cost. ,0s3 ~ "a
+ NOiICE-SAvE YOUR MoNEy -Do not be pc
suaded TO purchase articles As. 10 81 whch do ro
conta;n the virtues OF 10 cent bottie-of Madamet
Porters Curative Balsarn, the cost of manufacturing
which is great that of almost snyo;her medicine
and the very low price at which it is sold, makes
the profit to the seller apparently small, and un-
prncipled dealers will sometimes nd 9th,
er medicines on which their profits are larger, un-
less the customer insist upon having Madame Por-
teI's and no other. ASK for Madame Porter's Gtra-
tive Ralsam, price l3 CENTS, and in large bottles at
25cents, and take mo other. If you cannot get it
at one store you can at another.
S'Sold by all Druggists and storeheepers at -l3
cts, and in larger bottles at 2J cts.
HAIL & RUCKEL, .Frop1ietors, :
NEW YORK. sa.
Jaruary, 80, 1s63.-ly. .... ~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-22
FOR S A / 4


The Undersigned offer at private sale the whole
of the +t H
L CORNELIUS DEVoRE REAL ESTATE, s-a
Containing in all 500 acres of
LIMESTONE LAND,
in high state of cultivation. rhore about BOG
acres of this land cleared and under good fence
The improvements are
d Large Brick Dwelling House, Large Bank
Barn, THresdiag Jliachiar She'd, Ciousrs r
House, Two GTaaeriss, Tayo Tenant
Houses, Tpo BLACKSMITH Shops,
and other Out BuIdiegs,
One large O,caard of CHOICE FRUIT.
There are TWO SPRINGS, a WELL OF never. fail.
ing water and large ClSTERN upon the premises
This property lies in the wis Cresk Valley,
near the teruanus ct the Tonne sville Railroad 81
twelve miles from Cumhersna Md, and is .one Of
the most desirable properties for investment in the
country. 1t will be sold en- terms of one-hird on
deliYery Of po session and the balance in two equal
animal payments 1t is to the coal mines ma
king fuel matter Of little moa' ant s, 32l
ADDRESS Jacob c. Degore, at Buffa,o Mills, Bed
ford county,Pa., JchnC. vckroy, Cunbprond VAL
ley, Bedford county, Pa, or James G. Devore, Cum.
beriana, Nd, VINO are the executors of Cornelius
Devore, decd. -
August Z, 1863. s,rs.,,s ~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-22
NEW ESTABLISHMENT!
SADDLES, RGIDlES AND HARNFsS,

The undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens of Bloody Run and vicinity, that he has
Just opened out new shop for the manufacture of
Saddles, Brides, Harness and everything usually
In the saddlery line of business His worlswill be
warranted as goo, as the best and as Cheap as the
cheapest. Having been employed, for some time,
in some of the best manufac tories in Pittsburg he
fatters himself that he able to give entire sat-
istaction to all who may become his customers
The public are invited 10 give him n call. Shop
next door to the store OF Captain Wm. States.
w. L. LGNTZ.
Bloody Run, June 12, 1868.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-22

The great Eureka Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutter
and Crusher, can now be obtained from VIM. Hart
ley agent for Bedford and adjoining counties This
cutter now stands UNEerALLED. Three sizes ar.
made, and the largest size will cut and crush as
fast as three men can feed it. Hay is scarce and
will be high in price. Sensible farmers will save
their hay and feed cut corn fodder to both horses
and cattle. Try one of these cutters, tanners and
you will not regret it. All machines warranted.
Hartley is also agent for the celebrated
keystone Cidcr.NiHa.,,
Which Is the BEST AND EASIEST RUNNING MILL now
made.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-22
Pocket Book lest.

Lost between Bedford and the toll gate east of
Bedford on Tuesday, the 5th inst, black Morocco
pocket book with gum fastening, con tanning two
twenty dollar bills, on the Central bank of Holli-
daysburg, {not good) one twenty dollar greenback,
one ten dollar note on the bank OF Waynesburg, and
some other bills not ecollected, making about six
ty dollars in all. Any person finding said pocket
book and returning the same, with its contents to
the subscriber, or leaving it at Steckman's hotel in
Bedford, will be lberally rewarded.
4,,a si B. F. BURNHAM.
January 8, 1s64.'
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Public Sale

.sys VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
Bedford County, the undersigned will offer at public
sale the premises, in Harrison township, on Mon
day, February st, 1864, the Real estate of Eliza
BATH Rollins and John w. Rollins, deceased, con-
tanning 145 acres or thereabouts. The improvements
are a 5t29f iftst2fH tisst z"
LOG HOUSE AND LOG STABLE,
and adjoining lands of Jacob Lehman, John Mil
Ter, Samuel Huffman and others.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, when the terms
will be made known.
]. W. .LlNGENFELTER, Admir-. of
Elizabeth Rollins and J. w. Rollins.
, 1864-10-06

The Ssate and 6hH3tAry Faar-Etnera1
fS01ker ON the s2f4sAA-Farthor ar
1ents Of 4n{93hnM SnCnkss
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.7

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago ITioune-l
lxp1AxAPo11s, Wedneed4y, Oct 5, 1861
The rain stopped today, and ~ q coasequeaes
the at!e1 darce at the lair grounds was Large the
various delots Of aRricnltnte, mechan1ce, manu-
f.c1u1es, fine arts, and miscellaneous, are Tell ap-
prcciatcd. The show Of stoek il very Ane.
TIE ssn1tary Department Ia the c1owntng glory
of a11 and will realize the greatest hope. o[ Its
tserue, 1t wae inaugusated at ofc.cck p. IN. TO-
dav bv IN eloquent address from Bi-hop Simpson
nj N E. Church. Fighting Joe Hooker Was then
introduced by ex. Governor Wright, snd was receiv.
~ ptth enthusiastic cheers. He thanked the peo-
e 4or 1heie kind reception. and IN soldier phrase
MID ow the eo1die.f appreciate the reeuts Of such
occat,ous az the one they had met to inaugnrate.
lie wee particularly severe on Coppefhe Ids and
traitors In the rear, emo talo 1ae army was all
right. BE sud IN substance what be remasEed In
conversation this 1o1eroon4 that the dckeat Of
CryeynoY s1orton would be public calamity, and
not 'es, disastrous than defeat In the field. He
said hx hn, ed The people Of Indiana would never
SLOW II to be Gone. lCries OF Never -
"Nlrer.4'
Ctr. Hosey, 1ndiana'e noble son, followed Ia q
| bri.f but stirring rpeecb. Gtn. Cstrfnstoh, and
! Coo. els Coburn and Wilder in turn n1dc few
! remarks, and tie ceremony Wss over.
The hazaar il literally crowded with Valnaole 10
nasione, from pin wtt els to ptanof. ana IRON nut
II ee graters ta steam engines. Nearly ever3 psIt
d. The State il c11dtablJ represented, ano 1a.t
veashsr holds ont the resu1s will ne most 7aos'AA'
| tlAl
Joaepb J. Bingham. .dtto. Of the Sentsnkl Ghsts
man OF tte Democratic State Central Con1nttee .
| was arrested at o'clock o. H., by osdef o. Sen
uovey. Tho rrourd Of his arrest Is bis being
Son Of Later:y. md implicated IN the ca ss9ss s
against Dodo AID Bowles. he 1s confined u u,
tame rcon vita Do< d IN the Uui.eu Stsses couf
| Hnuse.
The testimony On 1'oddss trin, ehows HfDsha9
abd hers 70 be ~ deep In the mud A. D do Is u
tie p1te. This j. bnt another etep towards carry
ing out Blngbams Own logic, often expreRte5. tsa
..ll 1tse men Art epilty they she Mo be Arrested
The Inr1trs Stnltar3 Fair has one Iea1ure Of IN
uut etiunAb.e novelty. Robert Watson, Of tn
7e1trpn Re.erve Cofps, who formerly ser'et q
the ten,sr sga1nst tts isd'.ne ana ateaT.sq1 h11
+elf IS suh+ttiute fo1 the tenet. or the Far.
l. pr posed to tssre tickets At pr!co pl:hio th
mcaIs Uf III drafted mcu, ana tbs era~e1 of tn
lr!zc will hnse afubtr ritule, AID the Sanitary Fun
will e1 Joy the proceeds.
, 1864-10-06
EHDM THE SHENANDOAH.
S1erfdun 10 Mako Alexandria His
Haze Of supplies.

Especial Dlepa.ch to the Ehicsgo Trbure.I
WAsH1Na1ox. Wednesday, Oct. s, 1s6f.
The rebel cavalry hold Rock Fish Gsp sud arc
fortified; but our caysiIy hold Swift Run Gap the
direct road between Stsunton and Charlottesville.
In the neht In Rock Fish Gap, Of which the rebel
accounts are published, Ginning the victory, our
troops understand Themselves 10 have been vi:to
rious. Toey have between tEo and three hundssd
prisoners from there as proof Of 1t.
s'etweeD tive and three thons- nd rebel prisoners.
CAPTURED Letwtcn Woodstock aEd Haz1iaonou1,,
aru still held in 6lerIdans army, be being a. able
TO spare an escort 10 fend them back till tho re-
tG1n Of the guard Of the prisoners who arrived at
Wnchetter yerte1day.
6he1fdau>6 army il now understood to be on the
narcb- BE has +uppits to last him f,rteigat, ana
cau cut looee from bus basa At HaErer'e Ferry as
toon IS he tsbes: Qgr cavalry are already oper,~
1ttE east Of tie B1ne Ridge. such istbe sn 1stanec
Of The tn dispatches receised at this Bureau frvm
dur coEresl opttnt in lhe valley.
NEW ioEK. Heonekday, Uct. 5-Tha New York
Tribune ttectal, dated MartiBPburg, 4tn, eaTs the
latest intelligence from 4eu. Shenoan to Satur-
at Ha1l-onbure, while bis cavalry vera east Of tho
Bue Ringe, acknowledging in The viciuity Of Char
lo.tcri,le-
Thu rebel report of a disaster to our cavalry at
Salt nean G,p is uAtrne lnste ID Of meeting With
q 1epnlee, we gained victory, captured sboat ode
Cap. which they had fortified. Rock Fieh and
Browns Gaps harc bet1i strongly fortified by tie
rebels, AID are defended BY Considerable force.
The pos1tte n r. 1aukabe on either side.
from Sheridan tcN come ria Ateranaftd. Supoly
tf8lcs time to eu to The tront and there is 8
direct INDIGESTION that MaEdEsbur1 aud Ha1pcs's )
fert3 ate TO abanooned a. bases Of supplies.
, 1864-10-06
IkGr1 rsAN5uALL COUNTY
The Loyal Meelfng at Wenona--
speeches OF mons. noulton aud
1NseFsvll.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
WBNoEA, Ill.,, Tuesday, Oct. +, 1854.
The loyal fire still burns brightly. Yesterday
WAS glorious Day fos the Union: people Of this
village. At an early hour the crowd bessn to
come IN, and about II o'clock . large delegation
arrived from Bennington. preceded tby you-g
ladies' ard gentlemen representing the difteren
states. making splendid appearance. By one
o'esecx the other delegations had Arrived, making
fully I've thousand sturdy freemen and their wires.
TEe meeting wss called TO order, and Hon. J. a.
Mccs1 VAS elected Prestcent.
alter eone most excellent music by the Wenona
G1ee taub, Hon y. ". Monlton Vas introduced
who deliver ed most able speech which for e6ti1.
convincing argument ia seldom elulltel, aaa WAS
listened TO with marked attention. Agaln the
Glee Club enlve.ed the meeting with Bonl
stirring totg.
Hon. E. g. mge1sol1 wao next introduced. lie
commenced with the Beginning Of onE 1aslnnal
troubles. ard traced them through 10 tile present
tnae clearly proving that elavtry, being tbs cause
Of the war, nu permanent peace could be secured
uDtn this cu1bc was removed. Also showing the
utter ia el.J Of the pftsent Democratic pasItiou,
and the degradation which world be brought upon
Us should the Little Mackefel be elected.
For Two hours the crowd listened to courtucIng
truths ss delivered In Inser:oll's earDest, Sill
tnmo1oos style. The mtetlng rs8 q splesdtt
succers ind will do much to push on tho noble
cause snd awaken ffrsh interest In our brave
h1othtIs In arms. God bless them. aud onward
6Ee& the kUod W0tk.
, 1864-10-06
PROM GIkArTs4 ARMY.
The Recent Severe Fjghtt0~-The 9
hcpulhe,

HEADQUARTERS ARAY OF TIE Po' oNAc, Oc:-
The utmost quiet has prevailed In front OF Peters
burg, Stree Sunday.
IL ccirR over the late battle. .aeld, fonnd cur
dend entirely stripped Of clothing. some wer hof
ribly mutiIated- Several had been murdered after
beng Wounced.
FORTRESS toxnoE, Oct. Tho steamer from
and captured a rebel battery Oh tha Nswnazset
1osd-WEeu it IL not stated.
NEW YonK, Oct. 6-The correspondent of the
Htra d from City Polnt sny-: It IL +. ported that
our cavalry retook COO ol the prisoners captured BY
this rebels IN the fighting nf ur POttlr Trte Church.
the LETT of The Army q the Potomac says Of the
c.ys1ly fight on Saturday: The rebels *ere I'D hy
Gen. Wade Hampton, and Gem. Butter, y. Il.
Lee, Dearnr and Youtg each had a BRIGADE. They
tGLug6t to secure an easy Victory. They succeed
Cd in driving our email torcc. which was COM
mardel b. Ten. DaE1es, from the lines Of slight
6etenset, and d,smoaoting three bf1Gsdes, made
Our force consieted Of the lat New Jersey, lat
Massachusetts, 9Th Ohio, 10Th New York, and
battalion Of tie III Penn -y1yanfa. With fo1r guns.
The fight WAS terrific. Time snd again the rebels
charged up TO within few feet Of the .hne, aud
were buried back with deadly showers OF bullets.
1bty thtn attempted flank movement. at the
same time chor?1cg the breastworke. but they met
such reception ,ha. they we're glad to return.
Thtir Ices WIS heavy As soon as 1t Tas dIscor-
cred that the enemy were falling back, our men
climbed thefr bre9stHcrkR. and with cheer
cpsreed the living rebels. Our 1oss WIS zlfeht.
The Hefd}ds City Point correspondent RaYs:
In the ght Tor the Sonth Side Railroad. about s0D
IL. rrfnc1pally to the 51ss New York, etet Pcnu-
s.lvanfa and 7ih Rhode Island. Bat bath the
7ixaeS' aId 1IorI4s dispatches from the scerc Of
action, put the n nmbet 4. only few huncEed.
, 1864-10-06
LATER FkU1I EUROPE.
Arrival OF the EtcAmeF China,

NEW TonK, Wednesday, October 5.-The royal
mall steamship China, IRON Liverpool 9Th, and
C1eeretown s5th, arrived last night.
Several EDg!ith Journals severely ceasure George
Augustus Saa's scur1llous correspondence to the
London 7aegTnph.
Great depression continued in Er nth CONNER
ttal circles, and thrre IL much ul:teuat, OWING
manly 10 hfary losses Oh cut1on. number of
failures have already occurrsd.r
Tbs tsiurs Of the Leeds Bank In England Is \
ba0 afatr. It brought down numerous rrms with
It, aud more are eKoectsd to follow
a firm IT Hayre had fsiled. Liabilities estimated
At 80. eco.
Tue Italian Convention, for the evacuation Of
Rome h the Fret ch, Is confirmed.
Hostile demopstrattons a:atn took place at
tary 6iet On the mob, killing twenty. Tranquility
was resumed Eext cpy, it ID thought not assia to
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