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BY THE
First National Bank, Portland, Maine,
And all respectable Banks and Bankers throughout
the country will doubtless afford facilities to sub
scribers. iy90dkw2w
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House and Lot Wanted

f.: h-inity of. or above High ST. preferred
4;:i Any one having desira bic ate to sell worth
-2A..from $4,000 10 SO 90, please address, sfafino
location. Box 1911, r. o. su.sd,s '"y
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

Ns,S Advertisements To-Day.
Jheatre--Doering Hall.
NJ aims Central X. R.-Payment Coupons.
Austion Ss es- Henry Bailey d Co.
Aucti IN Sale-E. II. Patten.
House for Sale.
Excarsi 1n--Wed nesday.
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BACK PAY


TOT the Fool,
zl1as Steamer CLIPPER" will leave
- Factory Island Wharf, Saco, for the
n. .oL." every day, SUNDAY oxceptedl at 10A NJ.
and 2P NJ Returning leave the Pool at ii A. NJ.
aud P. NJ, arriving in time for the evening train
for Portland.
Fare from Saco to the Pool and back so cts.
Excursion Tickets furnished to parties OF Fifty
more, from Portland TO the Pool and back by rail
road and ste mboat, at 90 cents
ROSS & SruRDIVANT
70 Commercial ST., Portland.
Aug 81, lsGi.-dtf
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N O T Q e
PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE,
First District, State II utiRs.
pArtl-nA A,,rnsf ltth 1874

TKUN USI MAksHAE1N UFFI I
First District, State II utins.
Portland. August llh. 1861 J
INQUIRIES on all ordinary subjects connected
l. with the enrolment. draft exemptions. labilii!
to DRAFT credits and accounts OF men fur nisheo,
should be addressed TO the Provost MarshaI o. tne
Congressiora District and in case be Is not aoIe =,
answer them he will ask information 4 the frotost
Marshal General OF the state. Arswe-s may DC mus
secured more promptly thin by adore sing the ITO
moor ami business ten prevent pr, mpt answers
TO multitude OF Inquiries now address 70 the hu-
reau on Iersonal and other matters OF miho COME
Nv order of Major j. W. I. GARDINfR.
CHARLES III. DOUGHTY,
Capt and'Proyost Marsha LIST ID strict Maine.
Aug. l3-d3m
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Stock Market.
Proposals for Loan.

TREASURY DER ARTMEST, July rs, 1864.
Notice ia hereby given that subscriptions will be
received by the Treasurer of the United States the
several Assistant Tressurers and designated Deposi.
taries, and by the National Banks designated and
qualified a. Depositaries aud Financial Agents for
treasury Notes payable three yeas from August Is,
ioof bearing interest at the rate OF seven and three
teuths per cent per annum, with semi annual cou.
pons attached, payable in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option of the
holder at maturity. into six per cent gold bearing
bonds, redeemable after five aud payable twenty
years from August Is. 1867
The notes will be issued in denominations of 6f,v.
one hundred, five hundr.d one thousand. and five
thousand dollars. and will DO issued in blank. or
payable TO order as may be directed by the sub.
scribers.
All subscriptions must be for fifty dollars or some
multiple Of fifty dollars.
Duplicate certificates will be ISSUE for all
The party dcpositing endorse upon the ORIGINAL
cernhcato the denomination of notes required, and
whether they are to be issued in blank or payable to
order When so endo- sed it must be left with the
ohcer receiving the deposit to be forwarded to this
Department.
ihe notes viii be transmitted to tbs owners free Of
transportation charges soon after the rectipt Of
NN'NA VI btPosit MS they can De
prepared.
Interest will be SLOWED to August Is ON all de-
posts made prior to that date and will be paid by
the Department upon receipts of the original certi.
Gates
As the notes draw interest from August 10, persons
making deposits subsequent TO that date must pay
the interest accrued from date of note to date of de-
post.
Parties depositng twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes any one time will be
ilowed commission OF one. qnarter of ono n,r
cent, which will be paid by this Department upon
the receipt of bill for the amount certified to by
the officer with whom the deposit was made No de.
ducions for commissions must be made from n Q d.
posits.
Officers receiving deposits viii see that the prorer
endorsements made upon the original certia
Gates
All officers authorized TO receive deposits are re.
quest, TO give TO applicants all desired information
and saord every facility Tor making subscription
w. p. ESSENDEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Subscriptions will be received
First National Bank, Portland, Maine,
And all respectable Banks and Bankers throughout
the country will doubtless afford facilities to sub.
serioers jy3o dkw2w
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RooMS,or part ofa House wholly or nar,,v r,,n
- isned, foe III 1usekeeping, by a young connie
without family Highest references given. ASGrp.s
eS' ~ 'is oinee' dlws
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AUCTION SALES.
EN-. rArrES. AUcrIosEER. Il Exchange 81.
dwelling Houses aud land On
Franklin 50. at Auction.

'sEsDAf. August 18th. at ~ NJ on the
- pre- %. the following very d.si, able niece ~
prop rfy. w eee"eeie P'cees VI
uaas. l s'ory wooden cottage House, No. 107-
~ repair with large b lex cistern Lot about Is
ALSO,
The two storie ed wooden D,,.y,,,.., ~.
go =. ana ~, toges Ter with the land Each
mouse contains IA well finished. and conyepier tlv
ARRANGED rooms, well adspsed to one or ~ q ss,n[
ies tistern In the cellar. of eighty fhds canacitv
Houses have been built about four years y, ss y
excellent condition, 80. az an
immediately after the above, will be sold ,h,s.
building lots, on westerly side of sar me street
This property will be sold without reserve ana
on favorable terms. Ptrsons SEE king Tor this ass
yiied 70 call on the Aucioneer. here they can OBJ
tain particulars.
Aug 9-dfd
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RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway for the week ending
Aug. 9th were Sl00,04600
Corresponding week last year, s9,726 90
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Increase,
slO,32O.o

There was an increase during the week Of
s2,9l400 in passengers, and $4,000 in
freight.
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ON Wednesday August "a h at O'CLOCK p. N. On
Otne premises, we snail sell two Two story W ood-
en- i. nements on Ere mans Court, near the Port.
land Cos. works. The hou es are In good re'.air
finished from garrett 10 cellar, good Closets. GOOD
cellar, plenty hard and soft water, and new under
good rents The lots about 80 BY 40 feet
little clear-sale positive-feIms easy
HENRY BAILEY Co., Auetioneers.
aug IL did
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Dissolution,

fTvHE copartnership heretofore existing between
day dissolved by mutual consent The affairs OF the
LATE firm will be adjus ed by either party.
NJ. Sweat will continue in business al once NO.
liz Middle street. Mussey 'SRow a. ~
- e' L. ID NJ. SWEAT.
NATHAN CLEAvES.
Portland. July 18th, lse4. jylsdam
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NvautefE.

A FURNISHED ROOM. with Board, b. a Young
- ~ an and has wile-near tine central part OF the
given. WV 'e'e'eHeo
Aug llth-dtf
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Bowdoin College.

FNHE Annuai Examination of candidatee for ad-
Il mission TO BowGoin (ollege will takopiaee on
Fsiday the hf day OF Angus, next, at O'Clock in
The forenooa in the new Medical Hall; and also on
Thursday, the twenty fifth day of August next, in
the same place, and at the same hour
LEONARD WOODS.
Brunswick. July g. 1864. juiy5dtd
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Lost.

STRAYED from the pasture of Mr. Francis Poi,
- ert, "estbrook, last month, three wear old
gray Colt, small size; whoever will return MIN or
gse Information where he may be found, will be
saaAoiy rewarded by calling at No. 20 Spring st
a., FRANCIS f. EMERY
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For SaIe.

nNE half the three story brick Block. situated on
~ Congress ST.. near the heau Of Park ST.. one of
the most desirable cations in the citv. For par
ticulars uire Of MIR. s. &. Chase C. c. Tolman
att. A. Howard's under Lancaster Hall
Aug s-dlms
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WANTS, LOST,


FINHE 18th inst. a memorandum Book containing
- note, u w. Smith payable TO J ID. W True
Date June -, 1851, for -l29 81 be finder shall BE-
suitably rewarded by leaving II at lt5 onmereial
o" auzl6dlw.
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II i repair. and In q good neiehborhood. Plenty
of water, hard and soft, and good stable Possess
ion given Immediately. Enquire Of John Sweetssr.
HENRY BAILEY CO,
Aug. l2-dtf
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Dwellinr House For Smile.

49, two story Dwelling House on North street
III. with q good stable and good well of water.
I.l-It is desirable location. and will be cold
cheap. Part .fthe purchase money can lay ON mort
gage if desired GEO. b. 70 TkR,
jy2 dim No. 6ah Block.
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To SpOrtsullerl.

ENOR Sale, two fine Setter Dogs, young, OF the
L. o, Box l949
Aug l6-d2ts
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Horse and CarryaIl for sale,

A n excellent Saddle Horse-very easy gait srd
N very fast. und and kind-w els hs about SEQ lbs
good In ehaise wagon.
Also a go.d secono-hsnd. light Carrysn. with
glass doors: Inquire al cLkAEN1's STABLE,
Aug 12-dlw CongIess st.
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On Custom Coat ant 20 custom Pant n.tor.
w Apply at Clothing Rooms of
NOODMAN, TRUE 4 Co
80 Oh and IS Middle street
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Horse Raiiroad Notice.

FuNHE stockholders Of the r. " A. Railroad Co.
Il are hereby notified 10 meet at the OF CO Of the
Treasurer, LA Middle street. Saturday. The %
inst. al i. NJ 10 act upon the following articles
lst-lo see whether the etoekhoidei will assent
to and accept the location Of their Railroad in the
City of Portland provided In and BY order
passed by the Mayor and Aldermen Aug. LIST. 1854.
2d-To act upon any other business which may
legally come before them. u. PALMER,
augl3 dtI Secretary.
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DYIEI).

sept 9Th at New York. Of Chronic Diarrhea, Corpora
I William Henry Croyfe member Of Co. II 55th Reet p
/ Y. Aged % years, months and 3 days
lie wounded June 10th, before Petersburg in the
right arm aad legthe latter being anPutated He was
expressed with composure of mind his readiness de-
His body brought home and inferred the cemetery,
the 9Th inst ar Fisherstown. The occasion i'm
-oyed for the comfort and consolation of the family by
y Sscourse, from job 50 20.
Sa1t 10th, at Sarah Furnace Of Dirhtheria, Sarah
Bradese, aged 2s years and months.
AZ Gen eral Hospital Frederick City Nd Joseph O..
Blackburn = the ls Of sept lS9l q weads reee.ed a.
in tbs Lse n leg ampptated, but gaugrene akag
rlace MS beJ to yield to that "ConquererD who never
yields up his PREY at the age 6 y years month % and
Tcierhhof f9stb Il egment p Vols. and battled brave
Z, F5e his country gstil ne was wounded.
Tbn enotber has eoue TO his long home Peace g his
i h. : call honor 10 ,be ef@'e
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u. S. 1910 BONDS


TTHHEsE Bonds are issued under tho Act of urresz ri
H. March Sth ls6a, which provides that all Bonds is-ned
anSer this Act shall be BXEafPT FROM r 4,rFnS 4 ~
under any state or municipal authority. Subscriptions
Bonds are received in United States notes 81 Ma
tianAl Banks. They are TO RE REDEEMED TN cory
the pleasure q the Government, any period not fess
Haa ter agr more haa rory ysags from their date and nm
til their redemption Five Per Cent Interest will be
Paid in Coin. on Bonds Of not over ono hrparea lo
lars annlaly. The interest il payabe in tbe erst sy
March and September in each wear
Bonds as they may prefer Registered Bonds are re-
corded on tie Books pfthe U s. Treasurer a,8 can be
transferred Only on the owners order s3ouB8 Bonds
payable to order and are convenient for com
mereial uaes.
Subscribers to this loan win have the onion Of having
their Bonds draw interest from March It By paving the
accrued interest IN eoinor in United States notes or
the notes of National Banks adding fv per cent fr -
mam) receive them drawing interest rom the da f
subscription and Deposit Al these Bonds are
Exempt from Municipal or State Taxation.
their value is increased from one to three per cent per
mum, according 70 the rate Of tax eYes in various
the country.
sSAt the present rate Of premium on,gold they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT. INTEREST
in currency and are Of equal convenience as permanent
and temporary nges ment.
1t is believed that securities oEer 50 great pc
merits to lenders a the T&s'o@s descriptions Of O. s.
Bonds IN an otner ios Of Indebtedness the faith and
ability Of pr Eares or stock companies or separate
communities only Is pledged for payment while for the
debts q the United States the whole properly q the conn
ny holden g secure the payment Of both principle and
interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for suss from $50
up t. any nagnitade, the terms and are thus
made equally available to the smallest lender and the
largest capitalist They be converted into money t
moment and the holder will have the benefit of the
interest.
1t may be useful state in this connection that the to-
tai Funded debt Of the United States which interest is
payable in gold the Sd day of March, 1854 Was S6S
9I50u0. The interest this debt for the coming fiscal
viii eSl593 l26 while theoust9ms revenue in gold
for the current fiscal yesr ending june 20th 1854 been
SO far at the rate ofoFeT Sl00 700, per annum
It wi he that he present gold revenues of the
Government largely in Of the wants Of the
Treasury for the payment Of gold interest white the re-
cent increase Of the tariff wiz donbtlee-
seee'nts rein customs tie of inporta-
tions to $3.50 Gee, coo per annBin.
Instructions to the National Banks acting asloan agents
were issued tie United States Treasury until
March 26 but in the three weeks Of April tie sub
scr.ptons averaged more than Ten Millions Week.
Subscriptions will be received by
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
~ The undersigned appointed by the Orphans Court
eff Bedford county Il report distribution the moneys
remaining in the hands of John Cessna, Esq, Admins
Of the estate of Willism KeeIe, deceased to and
amongst creditors and hei viii endto tbs duties Of his
appointment on TUESDAY, THE ODD D..Y 0FAUGUST,
ns his Office nthe Borough Of Bedford ct 10 clock
A. NJ Of said day when and where all parties interested
requested attend this viii be the last notice to
ersons having claims upon the fund
JOHN P. REED,
Aug 12, 1s64-2t. Auditor
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JACOB BROOM.
1907 Spruce st.


W . 7 -3lTTlST INnTeh,
Philadelphia December 2Gth 1863
Nessrs. Jones Evans Gentlernen:-I have recently
been laboring under the distressing effects of indigestion
accompanied by pros;ration Of the nervous system
Numerous remedies recommended by friends and
ef them tested Sut without relief Your Heofand
German BitteTs recommended by persons who had
tried them, and whose favorable mention OF the Btter
Induced also to try them. confess that had
ar aversion TO Patelt Medicines, The tbousand and
one quack "Bittecs whose only aim seems to be to palm
OF sweetened and drugged liquor H0n the community
in sly way; and the tendency of which, fear, Is 10
make many confirmed dFunkHrl. Upon learning that
yours really medicine preparation. took it wilh
happy effect. lis action was upon only the stomach
b1t upon the system prompt and gratifying
feel that haye derived great and permanent benefit from
the use Of few bottles Very respectfully yours
W. d. SEIGFRIED,
No. 954 Shade ,a-. ,,c,, <,
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egaYe.lIble lnae 9 six per cent. $40 Gold Bond
is Exemption from state or Municipal Taxation

But aside from al the advantages We Aaye enumerated,
special Act Of Congress eceats az bonds and lfeaspry
notes fsos loea ta-afoR. on the average, shs eNemp
on worth ABOUT two PES eeat per annan according y
TIC sae Of taxation in yarious parts Of the country
is believed that securities offer great induces
rents lenders those issued by the government IN
IN other forms Of ndabte dness, the faith OF ability Of
prvea parties, companies or separate eonimu
ite only, plegel for pa yIncnt whie the whole pro-
Pery e ecdnlry held secure te discharge oI all
BE obligations of Size United states.
hi.c tie government offers the most liberal terms FOR
1 o@ns, i btleYes tba5 the very strongest appeal "
be 10 he loyalty and patriotism Of he people
Dpgl certificates viii be issuea Tor the deposits
rhesrt deposipDs trust endorse upoi me origaoi Ger
ftcte Isl determination Of notes Eeqared aud whether
t,ears a. be i-sasl blank payuuie 70 order ae
"a endorsed be left with the officer receiving then
oc1osit 10 lt orwaried TO ihe Treasury Department
SuBscR1rToa> wlrl b eecEtTRo ty the Treasurer Of
the ned States, Ut aains9n, the several ssistsnt
feasrers and deg mated beIositariss and by tbs
FIRST yAFIoN.1L BANK OF ALT0ONi,
and in an National Banks which eepostaes Of pub
lie money, and -
AL REsPECrABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the connty win give lariher ahfeg'at9a and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY 10 - tbStl-lBt-lts.
Aug. - 1861 -5sn
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CoEbs AND GorGHs s-Suddea changes of climate
are sources Of Pulmonary aud Bronchial affections
Experience having proved thai simple reuiedies act
speedily and certainly when taken ia the eariv stage
ofdsease recourse should at once be had 10 Bf0lca
Bronctiat Ifoches, or rLozenges, letthe Cold. Cough
OF irritation ofthe Throat be eyee SO slight as by this
precautioH serious attack NAV &c efgecfually
warded OIL Soldiers should have them, as they can
be carried in the pocket and taken as occasion re-
quircs.
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OFFIcE. OF THE HUNTINGDON & BROAD
TOP MOI NFAIN RAILROAD & COAL CO.,
Pm .AsLrHIA Anenst sAth. 1867.

meetiac az ,hestoekhoders OF the Huntingdon and
"A Broad ron Mountain Railroad and Coal Company
VIII be held the 0hce of the Company IN Philadephla
on fuesday the 3th day Of Sep cmbeT 1854, at II o'clock
4. NJ for the purpose Of considering joint agreement
which has been entered between tho Directors Of the
Bedford Ravoad Company, and the Huntingdon and
Broad Ton Mountan Railroad and Coal Company, for
the consolidation osaid Companies, and the merging Of
the corporate rights powers and privileges OF hc Bedford
Railroad COMPANY into the HuntngdoH and Broad Top
Mountain Railroad and Coal Company which eet-
ing by ballot IA person or by proxy wil 20 taken
for the adoption orreeeton Of said agreement accord
ing the Irovsors Of the Act Of Assembly OF May lG,
1881. in relation to the consolidation Of Railroads
P. ARETSEN
Sept. 2'64,-2 Sec.
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From the Hoa. JACOB BROOM.

Gentlemen In reply to your inquiry as to the effect
proiaeed by the Of Hoof1ands German BitSe7s in
my family, have no hesitation saying that il has been
highly beneficial In insance case of dyspepsia Of
thirteen years standing and which had become very dis
tressng the Of bottle gave decided relief the
ond oecing cure, and the third seems has confirmed
the for there has been symptoms Of It's return for
the last six years. In my individual use Of il ind it
he unequaed tonic and sincerely recommend its use
10 the sufferers.
Truly yours, JACOB BROOM.
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II HANRt Atfkhs, I
DEPARTaENT or TIE - s9t.th ANEA
:, NHERsBtnG pa Septemb6r 9th, lsb4 J

hEADQuARTER
DEpABrsES1 or rHE st7sorEHANEA
Cet SnERsB~nc PA. September 9Th 1863.
GENERAL oNe-Eas'
TAai Itartioa Of the Depar
mept Of the sus9nei auua lying between The Lau ei
range Of mountains on .e mes'' ano ~ lllllhs
~ y 10 i,tr-se,tion III 2pe mountain and chat ran.r'
Of mountains to the Naraa itne on ire eas ~ili com
prise the Juniata District.
command Of this District Headq lrters temporarily at
By CovxAxD or Ma. Gas EFsAI coren,
JND- s. SCHCI1IIE,
AssIsrAyr ApJUrs st GsSERAi.
HEA pouA FrERs,
JuxIlrt Dls7RicT
BEDFORD, Pa. Sept 9th ietA y
GENERAL onBETs
Pursuant to General order -
So Headquarters Department ef the Susnuohaa SEPT
18th 1854 thereby assane command Of the Jania. dis
tTict.
The following STAFF officers are announced, viz
Capt Henry j.. johnson, A. a. G.
Lieut. Geo G Ripley, 4oth Rest Conn. Vols. a. D. C.
Who will be oheyed aud respected aeeordngly
OkRIS y. FERRY,
Brig General Y. 5. Vols.
HRARQrAnraRs.
JUNTAEa iJIsrR5Cr,
BEDFoRD Pa. sept. l2th 1851.
Commanders Of troops in this
District wiz exercise strict yuperys over the dscl-
line OF their commands and viii be held personally
soaslbe forasy page, Inarauling. waste other
injuries committed ty their Ct listed unless they
eSonerate themselves from amy iapatatfon OF negi
soldiers eaty Of offences asans the civ la viii be
arpeaoger to the civil authorities for trial and punish
BY coHlmand Of Balo. Cav Frppr
H. J. JOHNSON,
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Hopewell Broad Top Twp. Tuesday Oct. 9TH at
o'clock r M
Ritchey' School House Snakes Spring Twp FRI
day Oct 7th at 3 clock T. MI
BY order Of the County committe.
6. w. RUPP.
Chairman
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All national banks

Which depositaries Of Public money. and all
KESPECIABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country acting ag Of the national
Depository Srpns} viii furnish further information on
application aad
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sGBscRIBERS
May lS lS64-4n.
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b. G. W. osTER has Received large stock <'
and winter goods, bought etthe lowest 6gures
3 viii BE sold as he generally sells his goods, as
ap if not cheaper than they ca1 ls Purchaseo 70
market
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CALL AT THE NEW STORE /

M rs sAn'l. IT, TArs has received handsome ass9ft
4fI ment Of
CL0GHS, .H.g.vfELL-Es IND s0LsTERs.
the newest styles large assortment Of Sbaiis, Dres
Trimmings and Fancy Goods which win be sid cheaper
than can be g0telseWhere.
Ro'mets. Hats, EEsb6oas and tforers,
always on hand
Bedford Sept. 18th, 1s6a-tf.
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EstIay

CNA8EE to the premises Of the subscriber in Bloody
~ Run Borough Saturday, August 9Th enc iron gray
mares fourteen and half bands high years CID heavy
and tail heavy foretop fee bita about the hoad
two white hind feet. The is requested 10 come
forward prove property, pay charges and take her away
Otherwise she viii be disposed Of according to law
WILLIAM u GROVE.
BLooDy Ruy, Aug. 18th, lstt,-sss
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coNNEIIsvILE AND SOUTHERN pENNA. R. ".

The undersigned commissioners named in an act ent-
notice that they w in Pursuance Of said open books
for the purpose Of relieving subscriptions the capital
stock Of TIE said Railway company the Ah day Of
October 1864. the hour Of A. ~ that day at the
Washington Hotel in the town Of Bedford, Bedford Coun-
ty Pennsylvania. and that they viii keep said books
open according to law.
JOHN CESSNA, WILLIAM L. HAVEN,
WILLIAM r. MINTCH, GEOGE ". CASS,
DANIEL WAsIfABAUGH, o. W. BARNES,
Il. j. BARCLEY, c. " ASHC0M,
d. o. GEHR, A. r. n CLURE,
WILLIAM BrCLELNAND. }. L. YoST;
sent 10th 1SG4-5t.