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KENNEDY'S
salt RhclsIH Ointment
-ARTEICIAL
ARMS aud LEGS.
PaIF-aer's Patents.
The American Aru6cnal Limb Company

The American Artificial Limb Company
r--.,. p-ep7-cd u furnish the celebrated " Palm
BIZ. trf r-fnf Leg also the " Lincoln Arm
SOD. l- ~ -.ived the special approval % uoNeIn-
..... -.- .ItIer- The Palmer Leg, Is Too Wlie-
d. Lrlyrr @. require special mention SOFA ers arc
.4r.tIef tsa Palmer Leg or 90 Lincoln ArIl
....f .h4-rs- By applying o. this once o. 70 II
* W.laren. Medical Director, No bulnnch
.--..t tFey will receivs the order. The Lincoln
Ann i, received with treat favor by All who Wet! u
anil orders are received from all parts 81 the Union
-iufu1tr fact in connection with the iWuensc
-.. ....-g demand which has been produced ~ the
r.-.sent war will satisfy all who require hthps ul
t.. ,.tire 1f these inventions According 70 the
.f-flI report of the Medical Director ior Is lstou
mi yi.in ty II limbs supplied 10 soldiers by "o'-
.rlment.
ALL rrr TWO CASES HAVE BEEN FURNISHED 81
PALMER & co.
More convincing proof the practical Value oil inc
DIM. referred 70 cannot be presented 49,.
.The PALMER ARTIFICIAL LEG" Is the ughtest.
most Durable mot comfortable % the Wearer ana
-,-c natural in its appearance, than any thihs OF
. fI.s t.r. ever constructed by human skill.
I.rer Ff,e Tasus1rd u the Palmer Artlhcial Legs
no.. nv in use orders are frequently received
/ r.r- Frr8pe India West India Islands and south
P,Ifrrr's appliances for Shortened Limbs hsve &C
.,iire % W rld-Ede eelebr ". iHdirfdHaA' Hso an
Do, raIsl for thirfy years hare been completely re-
Pamphlets. continuing full information, sent to
/ All applicant Address
b. FRANK PALMER,
Care American Artificial Limb company
10 Green Street, Boston.
vl3ms
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rience Of an Invalid Published Tor the o.ne
and ~ Caution e. Toun, Nen and others, who
suffer rom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
aiauh.ad &C., supplying Al the same time the
Means of Sc lf-Care. Hy one who hss cured himself
after undergoing considerable quaczery- by en-
el, .in-a postpaid m rcssed envelope, single copis
may be had II the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Eco,
Brooklyn. Kings Co, \. y.
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DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE
Eminent. IN PINT Bottles, price Fifty Cents
$40 MAIN ST, HARTFORb, CoSS.
pr. Tobias. Dear SRI have been in the livery
bushes, for the last twenty years, and during that
time have used all the various liriments and lotions
Of the day, but never have found ar article 'quai
10 vour Venetian Horse Luiment. | have fairly
tested it on my horses in disJemper sprains cuts
,alks. dwellings Of the glands, Sc asalso for rheu-
patisu1 on myself and have always founc it inval-
uahle remedy.
~. ,,1I,. ,ss,-, L LITCHFIELD-
Sold by all Drussists once. 90 Cortlsndt Street
Now YORK.
Noy. p. Ni"
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WARREN THAYER.
.4R HI II IL & +.
uAvISG been bred to the theory and practice Of
Civil Engineer and Architect.

Civil Engineer and Architect.
,d.- ,bs Instruction Of the late John Johnson-and
a. h,eh he has himself been Instructor At various
periods Of his lfe-and ing praetised BE Proies.
ion In Boston and Worcester, Mass, and for many
80. n purlIugton and It's vicinity, the subscriber
feels himself competent 70 s1teiy ano ocne-s S-0
who may employ him. . - - -
m. d-sft, PLANS and DRAWINGS with the re-
onIsite calculations, elevations, proportions sec
lions AcD Of CHuRoHEs, ACADEMIES, ecHooLHoSsEe,
md PrRLic BUILDINGS, In their different style OF
Architecture; Hotels. Private residences rum me
49, eas. 10 the palmer and ess expensive-as the
sarn bouse-Barns and outhonses. (includlns az
ditions and improvements Of existing structures,
where such are wanted) 49, ,.
he mans and advises as 10 all the various process
g. or construction and arrangement nom the cellar
ne .,ives Information and will as'ist the seiec-
zion T the most eligible kinds and qualities OF ma
terals in order to secure fitness, dursollty ana
Ue .,perintends the erection OF Buildings,
Pridses &C. from the commencement 70 the com Z.
,le,ion Of the same and would add that ne has han
/ PIsrse experience as a PRACTICAL BUILDER
He laws out grounds and walks, bridges, cnlverts;
roads &c He carves Mouldings and Ornamentai
work generally. ..;s
,,or, 6r rsIr fsuention, and attends generally 70
The business Of his profession In all IL orancn
He may be consulted BY letter directed 70 mn
/ RnrIingtSn, Vermont, and may be found at ms
| sce Church Street, (Benn's Block, opposite
| .rc,rr HaI and Puet Offce).
WARREN THAYER, rchitect
rr,.a4 deowaw6m
lH..E
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PRISONERS OF WAR. THE WIFE
widowed Mother Of any Prisoner Of War can DC
pa;. the amount due their husband or son upon inc
production Of evidence Of relationship and any
letter showing the soEiier TO be living. AppiicA-
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Also. Pensions. Bcunties, Back Pay. Prize Money
and all claims against the Government specify
procured aud promptly RENTED.
l.. BROWN & CO.,
Bakers and Military and
Naval Collecting Office,
2 Park Place. New York
Dec e.-dsw3Ia
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CONSTITUTION WATER.

WErasRsFiELD, COM, March P 30
Dr. ". II. GREGG-
mar 81, - Gavias seen your Advertisement oi
Constitution Water recon m snded Tor inliaili'-
,ioo Of the Kidnc.s and Irritatio7 q the Bladder
t,,:e- suffered fr the past tire" years anu l'leu
the skin u a number Of physicians with ohlS
tenporar, relief was induced 10 try our meul'He
Tprocured one bottle OF your AGENTS st HARTFORD,
Nlessrs Lee, ssson & Co, and when had u'eu ID"
Of If. to M surprise fopnd great change IN NY
health. have used two bottles oft, and am where
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spirits cannot express my gratitude for 1T iee'
that it's all and more han you recommend tito be
MAY the blessing Of God ever attend you IN your
labors OF love
Yours, truly. LEoNARDs. BleELoW.
DR.. W H. GREGG
D,,r SRI have been suffering FOR long TIM
with what physicians -all Disease OF the PTo''r1f'
ci4,s. and Relation Of Ursas and was unable to Oh
tain any relief until used CONSTITUTIONS "AlhH'
which began 70 produce us curative elect aiter U'A
ing one or two doses and 10 man can be more sra'e
nll than at the results-having suffered all tha'
man could suffer and live, and rather than to De oe
/ prived OF the medicine would be willing to pay
/ Fify DoHrs bottle for IL
II has not only cured me, hut several other ono
,r in nv district have been cured by it, and would
recommend every body suffering from any diseases
Of the kidneys to use Constitution Water
RICHARD LUSH.
New York. Dec. 30, 1854 Sergeant 18th Ward fohee'
MORGAN Z ALLEN. Wholesale Agents
46 Cliff street, New York
sold h. all DruSgists. .-,-s--
Oct goth. lsu'"
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ryIXFD AMMUNITION, Copper Cartridges for
L ali Kinds Of Rifles and Pisto can be found al
the lowest market price.
~ 10 BRINSMAID & HILDRETH.
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DOxES larger than Dies that sell for 5 -'ATt
u RAJ. HrKABLE, h~trriFrL. "AHHANlA9 T.. y.
lllease This article A-s tecn thoroughly tcslen nf
Dr. CEILT0~ Of New ork, and Frois- ~ y ----
Garrett 60 PHILADELPHIA, SEQ pronounce il -
from Il! POISONOUS mgr q suits. and tie ul,ali'
cl,iIposinr q sill NO. h. -rc enc most telicafe
sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealeri
where.
SOB Chestnut 81. FAlaIeirl'a-
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4 new and extensive variety, Pearl and Stone ses
Ri,e1s- solid Gold Gold and Silver Thimblce, wide
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Chains, Pins TO make Chains: Bars, Comb: te
j. E. BRINSMAID,
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NICE CLOAK CLOTHS,
AND REPELLANrS- A good assortment ana
IA e"e~p' A, LYMANs.
Nov. 81.
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POWERS * STORY,
DEALERs ~
Pianos, Cabinef Organs,
AND MELODEONS,


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WE keep constantly on hand, large assort-
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in New York we make our leading Instruments
The ma nufacturers, by doing their own LABOR, ana
each man being personally interested are enanied
TO make first class instrument, at less Priee Inan
clans and Others have purchased them Anon
the number refer TO
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q q. Benedict,
Edward Lyman,
Col r. G. Stone, Pisttsburgh, n. Y.
Mr. Whitesides, Champlain, n. Y.
John Rodgers, Black Brook "
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C,ANF In 20 nv enclosure. on the 7th n Octotar
y aCOW. red " th white belly, long -iim horns
about s wears old The owner is required TO prove
RUSSELL II. DAVIS.
Esse- Nov. %, 1864. "St
DRUNKENNESS CAN BE CURED!
HAyING been afflicted with drunkenness in ny
4 family for the last ffseen years have spared
neither pains nor expense In search ui cure tefr-
for Happily ! succeeded and oer noW rel zee IN
-, -.st,li-sd ~ hi- manhood again. Wshins To-
benefit others who are afflicted a. have Been viii
.end the receipt tor the cure, with full dreci1is"n
receipt Of Gfty cents Address
DR.. HUMPHREYS.
Care Of Box 56f'.
uq7r7 New York City.
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DIR. OAKS

Il = graduate Of the London Medical COlle-cs and
has practised in England and America for over u
years with unparalleled success the treatment %
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MUSTERED OUT AND RESIGNED
oai,er..-We devote great care and have complete
o,clities in Washington to make returns and obtain
.-,;e,a,ss of non indebtedness, from Ordnance
o-.r.ermasteris Office. Terms rea-onanle
L. BROWN CO.,
Military and Naval Collecting Office,
No Park Plsce, New York
Dec 9--dswim
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DEAFNESS
G. A I A r II III
D,spepna, Piles, Rheumatism, &c. Sc.
We .F.VD E.ERs

on the most improved and modern principles with
entirely new remedies, and with little suii.r-
iu- % the patient.
The Doctor may be consulted at the
AMERICAN HOTEL, Room No. so,
Prom 4. NJ. until 5 2. NJ Consultation 81 CO.
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.JeWelry.

A new and good assortment- Plated GOODS, Lea
81 CaEe and Fruit Dishes. Casters and most arti
cles wanted, in large and fall assortment
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HEAD QUARTERS.
Clocks,

NEW Stock Of Smith and NELSON'S and most
4 kinds OF Revolvers and fixed Ammunition.
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HORSE WANTED.

HORSE = y III.
TITASTrn 10 purchase BAY. bLACh- or
~ B7OwN He-se. 70 years DID, -,i % '''
hands high, weighing i.H H4 -- Pc
Pong built have tine head ani nees, hroaa si'-i-
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natural St. lie, beauty aud culu'a"ce, perfectly
broke 20 raddIe and harness and sound in every
particular. Any party having such a Horse viii
please address
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01
SHERIFE,S SALE

By virtu Of a Writ of yond Exponas to
me directed there will be exposed to public Sale
at the Court House, in the town OF Bedford,
on Thursday, the 18th day Of JANUARY, A. d.
1868, at 10, o'clock, p. M. the following prop
erty, to wit: One tract Of land containing
Seventy eight acres, more or less, about forty
acres cleared and under fence, with story and a
half log house, and log Stable thereon erected.
adjoining lands of Wn. Wer;z, Christian earn,
Jacob Beard, and others, situate in Union Town
ship, Bedford County, and taken in execution
as the property Of Martin Corle.
ALSO.-Ono Lo. of Ground in the town Of
Bedford fronting about Sixty feet on West Street,
and extending back about two hundred and
forty feet with taco one story houses frame Stable
thereon erected, adjoining lot Of Levi Agncw,
on the South and lot of Eben Pennell on the
North, Situate in Bedford Borough, Bedford
County, and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of James McMullin. aI g'fFaG1g
a- JOHN ALDSTADT, 'r'
Dec, IS, 1868. Sheriff.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01
PUBLIC SALE

OF VALUABLE FE.4L EST.fTE.
by virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court
OF Bedford county, the undersigned adminstra-
tors of the estate Of Daniel Houcl late Of the
township of Cumberland Valley, decd, will
offer at public sale, on the premises, on Thurs
day. the 2lst day of January, 1864, at 2 o.
clock, NJ, the following real estate, to wit:
No. ], Il TRACT OF LIND,
situate in township and county aforesaid, adj
joining lands of Philip Hardman, HI. Brandt,
frederick Rice's heirs, George Elliott and 9th
ers, marked in Inquisition on said estate GA"
containing III acres and 67 perches
No. ., Il TRACT or LIND,
being part of larger tract adjoining the above,
Jones and others, marked in inqnsi;ion 3d."
containing III acres and 60 perches.
TERMs-One-third of the. purchase moneyto
be paid in cash at confirmation of sale, tho re-
inaindcr in two equal annual payments without
Interest. rs7t
For further particulars inquire of, or address
Jos. w. Tate, Esq, Bedford or the undersign-
cd living near the premises. ~
AMOS GROSS.
JOHN B. HARDlNGER,
Dec rs. Adm'rs.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01
Public Sale
OF YALUABLR $50
R RA L ESTiTR.

WIN be sold at public sale, at the residence Of
John .. brumbaugh, in South Woodberry township.
Bedford county, on ''3 s'.os He#1
FRiDaY, The sth day Of Janumy, nsrt,
township. TO wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, being The Mansion
aract, now In the occupancy of Martin and John S.
nrumbansh, containing about one hundred and sixty
hve acres and allowance, about one hundred aad 6f
teen acres cleared ant snder good cultvatioB with
good large Dwelling House. Bank Barn, and ell
other necessary ouf-budings thereon.
ALso-ONE OTHER TRACT OF LAND, ad-
joining the above, being the one on which Jacob $.
5rumbaugE resides, containing about one hundred
and fifty acres and allowance, about one hundred
acres cleared and under good cultivation, with a
u, ,atge commodious Dwelling House, large Bank Barn,
wagon She'd and other ut-budings thereon.
The above tracts are first quality LINES tone land
ID good condition, with good wells of water, orch
ards. &C., thereon, and among the most de sirabe
idrms IN Moiriscn's Cove, in every respect worthy
OF ihe attention of persons desiring TO purchase. y
hLso-Ihe one undivided half part of tract of
land. adjoining tine above, Daniel Mllers heir. and
others, known as the "BidG,e Tract" containing in
all about one hundred and forty.tiyc acres, about
one hundred and ten cleare, and ia cultivation
mostly good lir'estone land, lies WELL and is desira-
bie tarm land, with good common dwelling house,
barn and other out-budDgs thereon erected. large
and very strong spring of good water within short
distance Of the touse, also two orchards Of choice
fruit
ALSO-The undivided half part OF a lot of
ground adjoining the tract last mentioned, and land
OF John koontz, containing one hundred and twen-
ty eight ard one-half perches, with new, iast-
cutting geared Saw mill thereon erected, with all
the rights and privileges to WATER de-, thereto
belonging.
ALSO-The ore undivided half part Of a small
tract of Ridge land. adjoining lands Of Adam Fink,
David q. Hoover and others conta,nine in all about
thirty eight acres, being timber land, consdera-
bic part being first rate chestnut timber.
The terms, which will be favorable, will be made
known on the day Of sale, or at any time previous
on application to the subscriber. Sale to commence
al 10 O'clock. A. NJ.
s JOSEPH B. NOBLE,
Atty in fact for David Brumbaugh.
December lS 1863
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01
SHERIEFS SALE

by virtue Of sundry writs of Vend. Expenas
and Levari Facias to me directed, there viii be-
sold at the Court House in the borough of Bed
ford, on Saturday the I'd day of January, 1864,
at lOc'clock, A. NJ, the following property,
to wit: tel atY sF9'
One lot of ground in the borough of Bedford,
fronting about 60 feet on the south side Of Pitt
street, with a two story dwelling house with
back building attached anu frame stable there
on erected, and lot extending back nbout 240
feet to an alley, adjoining lot of Samuel Shuok
on ths east, and lot of Al. SAMSON and wife
on the west, situate in Bedford borough, Bed
ford county, and taken in execution SIS the prop
erty of Charlotte Radehangh.
JOHN ALDSrADT, Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, Dec. 4, 1868.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01
DfMoro Gcnrtp, ss.:
! Al an Orphana, Court heId st Bedford n and

AT an Orphans Court held 1T Bedford in and
for the county Of Bedford, on the lG;h day Of No
vember, A. U. 1863, before the Judges OF the said
CONT,
On motion Of A. King, Esq, the Court grant a
rnle upon the heirs and egs representatives OF San
nel MeMnen, late Of North Woodberry township,
Bedford county, now Blair county, dec d., to wit |:
Mary, intermarried With Harry Gates, now decess-
ed, and leaving daughter Sarah ntermart rtied with
John y. hateTheld, residing in the county of Bed.
lord, William McMulien, IesidiDg in Clarion
", "a, Elizabeth, intermarried with Johnson Me-
Cie,iand, since deceased, leaving children whose
naTles ard residence unknown, but are believed
70 RESIDE IN Carroll county in Inc state OF Indiana,
susan and Sarah. both since dead, without lawful
issue, Gerald McKiernan, ard William Lapin Nc.
alernan, ehildren Of Cathafine Gan hsirl aDd VIM.
Mchiernan. residing in Douglas COUNTY, Kansas,
samuel NJ M:Mnlen and Nancy Jane Tussey, widow
OF James Tussey, residing in Dousa, county, Kan
sas, to he and appear al AIN Orphans Court TO be
neld at Bedford, the second Monday 18th day) Of
February next, to accept refuse to take the real
estate OF the said Samuel McMullen, Decd. at the
valuation which has been valued and appraised in
pursuance of ewrit of partition or valuation issued
| out of the Orphans Court of Bedford county, and
TO the Sheriff OF said courty directed, or show cause
why the sane should not be sold by Order Of the
said Court.
.,,.z., In testimony whereof have hereun-
.Sgl,7gS, TO sci my hand and the sea! CT the said
stss4sEss-. Court at Bedford, the 22d day of De-
;;gsstG93s cember, A. ID. 1868.
S,fa O. L. SHANNON, Clerk.
Attest-JoHY ALpsTADT Sheriff