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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-11-03

hE-ASSEMBLING OF THE RETURN
JUDGEs.-The board of Return Judges
Tor rather portion Of it, re-assembled.
on Friday last, to count the army vote ,
With great seriousness, gravity and de-
termination, they sat down to discharge
theonerous duty VIII ch thelaw devolv-
ed upon them. The; President of the
board took mis- seat, supported on each
side, by clerk. Grim and awful-look-
ing judges occupied the space in front
OF the President and clerks. Some eight
OF them were heroes of the great battle
with the '@si1edadlers' who claimed
the rights Of citizens, at the polls, On
the TENTH Of October. These stern and
terrible; members of the courts.martial
which sat in the disguise of election
boar lis, awaited, with much anxiety,
the opening Of the Prothonotary's bud
get containing the votes returned from
the army. They had some recollection
of the charges Of fraud made against
shannon, " "Meyers" and others, by
John Cessna, Aleck Mcclure and other
WORTHLESS in their party. As Cessna
and Mcclure, somehow, or other, had
failed to bring these dreadful fellows
to justice, they being still at large and
working away at their "treasOnable'
schemes as busily and defiantly ever
the veteran, anti-skedadler, IL court
martial, return judges were not with
out apprehension that the soldiers
would again be ''defrauded," or, in
plain English, that the efforts of their
own party to make fraudulent returns
from the army, would again be defeat
ed by an honest and conscientious o1ii-
Ger. Hence, they watched with all their
acutenass Of vision, the Inanip6fations
| Of the PTothonotary, - he ahGO!ded
his certificate. Visions Of the rejection
Of hundreds of nicely cJo!led-up abOli-
ton ballots, haunted their minds
Hopes OF sufficient majority in the
army vote, jcleverly prepared by some
expert abolition performer in legerde-
main. TO elect their county ticket, min
/ gled with h&r,s,ing ears If detection
! by Democratic sharpers lurking about
/ the CoUrt House put them into very
/ agony of suspense and uncertainty
/ Finally, one oI the bOldeSU of these bold
! fighters Of The ''s!ledadlers," mustered
up courage to inquire how many vote,
had been returned from the army
The reponse, gloomy and sorroWfUl
! came from the abolition clerk-"O7h
! ore ~ Oh Lowthe hearts Of these val
! liant men sunk within them, at thi:
/ mournful answer! How their last lin
! gering h0.a of 'conntingO the Dem
/ Ocrats, vanished from their minds TC
! them the am nIourcement was political
Death. forever ald ever, for, well die
they know that their last opportunity
70 cheat themselves into power in BED
f0rd cCunty, had passed, never tC be Tc
/ called. Disagreeable, too, were then
reflections, as they remembered thar
they had come to Bedford 90 count that
one ro'e, at an expense Of at least $3.50,
90 to the county, and that such was the
operation Of an election law passed by
their own party. They went home
| however, satisfied that this time Shan
non and Meyers didn't ''defraud til,
I soldiers
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7 a I L@-AtsJN y 7 IL
CumBd Valley Up, Oct. g, 1898.

INJURED OK CITY PASSENGER CARs.
We regret TO learn that our Juvenile
friend, Jimmie Shepherd, son Of our
formerneighbor W. W.D.Shepherd, how're
siding in Washington city, wasseverely
iured some time since, by being aeci-
ientally thrown from the platform Of a
city car on which he was riding. At
last accounts, however, he was doing
well,
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WHITE LABOR.-A number of Ger
mans, SWedes and Danes-men women
and children-arrived at Richmond a
few days ago, to act a. farm laborers in
Virginia. The price fixed for theirsec-
vices as farm hands Or iaborers is $IE0
a year, food and lodging for men he
tween twenty and fifty years old, and
women 500.
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T IST OF JURORS-Drawn for No
l vember Term. Sd Monday, 10th day, 1855

7 IST OF JUR0RS-Drawn for No
\ 4 vember Term, Sd Monday, 10th day, 1853
GRAND JURORS.
William Hartley, FoTduaR, A l. Dehenugh, Dan
eI Amos. Irwin Noble A ] Wisegar7!er, George
liardili, Jacob Miller Of J, Nathan hooison, Css-
per Stroup, Simon States, D4rid Z DIhert, JOSIAH
shoemaker, Vim W Laacbarp james kgwlins IN
cob Fletcher, Abreharr BIackburn- Thomas sts0i,
Wm NJ Pearson, GeargeW Zimmera, Geo dToYe'
Samuel " statler, Josiah ElderA h2iTeS hoIn'
son, George Steel
PETIT JURORS.
Adolphas AXE Abraham spita, Peter Ctayeone
Abid Akers, John Castee, Jr, Alex ander Fletcher,
Tohn limerick, Jared Hanks, Jeremi,sh Akers, hen-
nv " Fisher, WiIiRm Rodgers, jacob Pee, Martin
Helt1eu Peter NJ Barton, (IsorgoW Horn, Leonard
kittnsr, Pbiip FELTON,, Joha Turner, Dan ! Cypner,
JonoNiIsu C Djcken, TEpinas L.Ffh ed, William J
Allen. Isaac KenSnger. Henry I0r ' Jonn HprSo'
i,er, .faaes McDonaid, 5oka G Hat ley John Cae
tell, Rnlna5as q Stonkn,an, 3seob Grubaker, . as
Siu isaac Gra-cr, 5peen !lruni aaugh, Audre"
Diurt;muIe, NJ m 6pealrzar, John G B!aok, bsuluet
R Hair. 3ohn Wilegsss, Peter peEsis,S aeea tlAtk
/ Johu Cavender, JOIN y EaOk, isaas C9ppcts
Chrstisn faibjn, Baitser Gheeiey jacob kaufman,
William Fs.oF s,o Moore Ds1,iel Fletcher, John
Figart, Michael aasdegbapla, Thomas Gilehrlest
Samuel Bender, Archibald, perdsw, lS:ac nelgh'
al, Jonn Pearson, rrarcistC Mo, gar, Vaientlae
3o,gzer Weaver B Cessla FhoaasaRitchey. T.
Drawn and certified at tbs Commlssi Nuerss othee
! q, Bedford, the 1th day Of September, 18io, .av
I Qss 40, '65--a JOHN @. FISHER, Ci'k
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THANKs.lOur friend WIN. Mason,
of C. Valley, sends Us the names of a
number of new subscribers to the GA
zETTE, for which he has our thanks.
Who comes next on the roll Of honor ?
Don't all speak at once!
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October 8, 1885.
VALUABLE BROAD TOT
LANDS FOR SALE.-Estate of John n. Lspo
.e Of the City Of Lancaster, doceased.

late Of the City Of Lancaster deceased.
THOMAS / Sons, Auctioneers-
Pprsuant TO an order Of the Orphans Court of
Bedfnrd county, Pennsylvania the Administrations
OF tue estate Of said deceased, will sell pecempto-
rily, on TUESDAY, thelith day Of NOVEMBER,
1885, at II o'elock, noon, at the he''PHILADELPHlA Z
EXCHANGE" the following described coal laads,
late of said deceased, to wit:
No. 8. Containing I45 ACRES AND 90 PER-
CIiES, neat measure, situate in Broad Top .o@n-
ship, and warranted in the raro of Christopher
No. T. Containing 22s ACRES AND l22 PER-
CHES, neat measure, in the township aforesaid,
and warranted in the name Of John Sock.
Ne s. Containing IT'S ACRES AND 2S PER
CHES neat measure, situate in the township afore-
said, in the name of William Lane,
No g. Containing 404 ACRES AND 81 PERCH
Rs neat measure, in the township aforesaid, and
warranted 70 William Foster
No. = Containing $50 ACRES AND PERCH
rs neat measure, situate IN said township, ApC
warranted in the nGme Of John McClain-
No s. Containing 3S3 ACRES AND 5 PEACH
ES neat measure, situate in said townshf p a0C
warranted in the name of Dsniel Kerr.
No g. Containing II ACRES AND l22I'ERCH
ES, neat measure, situate Ia said toWV ship an,
warranted in the name of Thomas M. long.
TrAo's Nos. 3, 4, 8, T., So are situg ted contig
uous on Sandy Run, which empties int . tie Ray.
town branch Of the JIniata, nsar .boEe Hope
welt on the Huntingdon and Broad op Railroad
STSnct Of which road has been s raced UP Sal
run Ia or near said land. These Sly tracts ate 81
s,,cd coal lands and form Of tba isest c0ai Ell
tates in the Broad Top coal feld gad can be mine
| on Sandy Bun, aud Six Mile Run. Thdv can
uined together or each of thh iraefs can 10 nine
| separately, aivauisgeousy
! No 6, Is situated several ~ lies from tSs ebov
tEacts, near the head Of sandy Ram; Ii good oos
1 traGt and set With excellent tmee
I lnnp Of the lands oan be seen on bad BIZ az
! Iaying to n Thomas Sous. Auctionee7s, PhiIa
dGphia..
| Any further information tlesired before the sal
gan be had by GidyeszJag .4ae Administ-etors, {
I.qpc asttr, or the Hon. aniRe L. l1gsseI, It BED
| fcEt, ps.
Tig.s -Ten pnyce q. # the purchase money I
eF Is al the time Ci tsie, and tae taianee Oh th
| iseaAyei : 5aauary, 1855. = ss
1 W. CARPENTER,
4 So. Iaa II. q. eW ARk,
| Admr's, de bouLs uoI OF Johu L. Lsne, decd.
ayal 4
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WE give place TO the annexed card
with much pleasure. 1t is one Of the
tricks of the enemy to start doubts as
TO this or that mans fidelity to tho De
mocracy. Democrats should be eau
tious how they repeat tales started by
their opponents:
4 CARD.--Hr. EllHor: Whereas it
has been reported that / hdve left the
Democratic party and joined It's enc
mics, take this method of publicly
declaring that ] have never voted any
other than tae Democratic ticket, never
intend TO vote any other, and advise all
VINO love our country to support The
Democratic party. 4,
PATTERSON OIIvkE-
CusBd, Valley Up, Oct. g, 1888.
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9eaal Aotices.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-lrhe under
~ signed appointed auditor by the Orphans
Court Of Bedford county, to lsoertnin the whole
amount of Indebtedness Of tho estate of Robert e.
der, late of Middle Woodbury. township, deceased
and TO deduct the same from the re re"ogniEalce Of
Josiah s. Elder. purchaser Of he reil estate, etd
N distribufe the remainder among the heirs will
meet the parties interested OF tie eice IN the BOZ
ough of Bedford, on "Wednesday, the stn day 81
V1yemher. neYt. at ten o'clook, when and where
MI concerned may attend. z T. KERR,
Oct 20 rs AUDITOR.
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KEYSTONE B.--This organization
will meet in the Grand Jury room, in
the Court House, on Saturday evening
next, to adopt Constitution and choose
permanent officers. We hope all the
members viii be present, and that every
Democrat in Bedford and vicinity Will
also attend and become members.
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MARRIED.

WEIMER-HoLDERBAUb.-on the 25th ult.,
by the Rev II. Heckerman, Mr.. II. 6. WIENER.
Of Berlin, Somerset county. to Miss SUE, daughter
Of Michael Ho,der6aum, Of Bedford townshiT.
..sT"The happy couple have our hearty consrut-
utalons Long may they live and greatly may
they flourish and prosper
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.ESETATE OF BEH1CGA SHAF-
W FER, DEC'D.-To ais Asss a'ss Segat req,
ycScrfqftces Of Rabeocd SRGsp, szto.<tf Eedfofa
CouutD dec'2 So s-A-a = "a
TAKE NOTICE--That BIZ rirtue. of a Writ Of
Partition aud Valuation issuei out OF The orphsns
Court of Bedford County, and to ms directed
will hold an inquest to make iaftitIon and valua
ton df the Real Estate of san deceased' which''
situate iii Goerain township, pn zoe premises, on
the llth day OF November, 4 ID. 1855, VIXEN and
where you can attend if you go proper. ~. :,
-, m j JOHN ALDsTADT, Shorts,
Sheriff. Ofiae, Bedford, Oct 20, %.
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FOUND BEAD.-Noah Upton, form
erly Of this county and lately of Allie
ghAly township, Somerset county, was
found lying dead in the Stable OF Mr.
Walket, CT the afcfenamed township,
one morning not long 6inoo; We have
not been informed ae 20 the eaaise of his
death. ....,..-..rs -.
, TIE New YORK G3sERTER. = Those
who wish. t6 subscribe for a .goed reli-
gi0Us Journal, are cefcrred to the adj
vertisement of The n. \. .O5sc, ger It
is a paper published IN the interest of
Preebyterianism.
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SIDNEY f. MORSE, Jr. It Co,
Nov 5, '65.-4t 81 Park Row, New York.

NO RECOGNITIQN.-The South
Y ern people have given up all expectations Of
being recognized and it is equally difficult 10 RES
OGNIZE NORTHERNERS whose heads of gray,
yellow, white, brown, or red hair. have SURREN-
DERED THEIR COL0RS under the wonder. work
ing influence Of CRIsTAD0R0'S HAIR DYE,
which plant permanently in their stead such blacks
and brown, az nature might mistake for her own,
Manufactured by J. CRISTAD0Ro, No. 6 Astor
House, New York Sold by Druggists. Applied
by all Hair Dressorz Oct 20-tm
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A UDITOR's NOTIC1.-'che under
"A signed appointed by th, Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, to Distribute the nai&noe In zoe
hands Of ], W Lingenfelter aiminil trator Of Is-
cob FInck, late Of the tOwnshp,f Hop ewni, dec d,
will attend to the duties of disappointment at his
otioe in Bedford, on Tuesday, Noven ber Ii, 1859,
at 40 O'Clock a M, wheunH parsons Interested OIL
attend IL they uliES ppper.
Oot 20, '65 ]. b. CFSSHAv Auditor.
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VENTRIL0QUIsM, MAGIC LANTERN,
&C.-Prof. Miller gave exhibitions, at
the Court House, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings last, in ventrilo-
quism and representations by ''maglc
lantern" Prof. Miller's performances
are quite interesting.
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NOTICE.-The subscribers having
\ sold their entire stock Of goods to klehard
Iapcdon. yho will continue the business at the old
stand notice IL hereby given that the books Of the
flrm are now ready for settlement. All uotes and
book accounts pertaining to the busine''s OF the
firm, must be settled on. before the first day OF
December next, otherwise they will be placed IN
the hands Of an officer for CO lection. Also, all
notes and accounts OF The firm Of States 20
ioust be settled by thesa time, or they will be
similarly disposed Of ,.,-
STATES 4 sTECEMAN,
STATES d &C.
Bloody Ruu, Sept. l5-pt
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About three thousand votes were
poIIcd in Florida at the recent election
for O State Convention. Most of the
delegates are Union men.
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BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS.

BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS,
At an Orphans Court held at Bedford, in
aud for the county of Bedford on the 4th day Of
September. A D 1858, before the Judges Of the
same Court.
On motion Of Joseph r. Durborrow, Esq, the
Court grant u rule upon the heirs and legal rep
resentatiyes OF Samuel Carpcr, late of the town
sbipof Middle Woodberry. deed. to Wit: John
Carper residing il the county Of Bureau, Illinois;
Frederick Carper, Jacob CaTPer, Polly, ntermar-
ried with john keagy, the last three mentioned
rosiling IN the county o. Bedford, Philip Carper,
residing in the county Of Bureau Illinois; Chris
;opher Carper. Samuel Garner, residing in the
county Of Fulton, Illinois Christina, intormarried
with Thomas Deshin, residing Ia the county OF
Decatur, Illinois; Elizabeth, intermarried with
John BerksFesser c CithlriEe, intermarjied With
Daniel Frederick, the last two residing in the
couuty Of Bureau. Illinois; Margaret lntermar-
ried with jacob Smith residing IN the county Of
Deai,ia, - be anj appear at III Orphans Court to
be held 1T Bedford, 90 the laird Monday, 21th day
o. November ne&t 10 accept or refuse 10 take me
Teol esrgta # said dseeas+ at the yalusloa winch
has been valued ald az praised il pufs2enee Of a
writ Of partition valuation issued OUT Of our oal
Court and to the Sheriff Of said county dlreGted,
or show cause why the same should not be sold
L. s In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto
set my hand and the seal Of the said Court at
Bedford, tho 7th day Of SeptenbeF, A. d. l8d5.
0. Z. SHANNON, Clerk.
OctoLor & lcSI
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Heal estate sales.


nUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL EsTATE.-By virtue Of an order Of
ia CIrphsns Court of Bedford county. the under
sIrned administrator of the estate Of J.eob v e.
0ernz and trustees :or 7ae ssle Of the real es5sts
Of ssd dooessed rll sell At public oateT7 ufoa TO
premises
all the three following desosbed eaILns OF tracts ct
valuable -oa estrto, situate ir the toSrsapot Wes'
Providence in The county Aforesaid, 10 "it
No. Being part marked "A, in the lnqalss'
ton and proceedings in partition rron the estate
of said estate OF said deoeHsed, situate and lying
on the Cbambersburg and Bedford turnpike road,
bout miles east of Bloody Run, containing ABOUT
276 acres and 81 psrchcs about $50 acres cleared
and under fence, and 20 acres thereof e1ceilent
meadow The improvements consls. cf one goco
two and half story stone tavern houts ors TWO
story log and frsme dwelling house, win ffsus
kitchen attached, 2two story frame weather ooara'
cd dwelling houses. q With good wash honse 81
tached, one largo stone bank barn. one good horse
stable one other stable, hay scales, oiaeKsmita
chop wagopmsker shop, with other ont-oniloings
and improvements upon TIE premises There 10
also good orchard Of choice fruit upon the prem
ises, and plenty Of running water at the doors OF
convenient to the dHellipgs-1hIch sald IAct 70
known IS the late mansion property or sai9 oec d
No. 2. Being part marked "b, IN sala th1aisi-
tiop and proceedings in partition, consists OF trs2t
of land containing II acres and % perehes nettr
about 80 acres cleared and under fence, and the
balance Of the trnct we'll timbered. There aEsr
slso two never-failiug springs Of excellent water
ppcI the premises.
No s. Being part marked &C, . in the Inquis!-
ton and proceedings Aforesaid, consists OF trsot
Of land c9nta!niug ~ ard IA perches nett, with
gpod TWO story frame dwelling house, spring house
sm, ka house, double log barn, and other improve
r,er, tereon erect ted--the same being kno"n as
the 81; A 'ou Tract' About 70 aoras OF TINS tract
are cIea rel and under fance aud the balance well
covered with excellent wn;te pine, white oak ana
other eboi.e timber; and within so yards OF tho
saw mill Of i2ar iel Sans Rsq and osnveni'ht t"
other miIlsis tie neighsorsood BOO. - -,
sIgte iaad and ,;tlcs indsputable S1ls TO com.
nlonce al II o'elosk. d. NJ. TsFgas maae knew
on day of ssle by ,r,,,,,,, -,
and Trustee for tte sac II J@r2o i%s2tfyt' asS
HsrL EsLrts Ot- y. --.----s
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DRINTERS' INK has made many a
business mao ZION. We ask you 10 Try It in
The columns Of THs GAZETTE
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LICTsBCRG AID COSNELtsVILLE
1.IlEgAD.-The Pittsburg papers in
ok. -5 hat the Pittsburg and Connells-
Vile Railroad Company are about to
DC, heavy force Of Iaborers at work
upon the sand Patch Tunnel. They
axe enabled 20 do this by the assistance
Of the Baltimore and Ohio -. l.. Co.
This is good news fer cur Somerset
neighbors, aswell asfor the peopleofthe
southwestern portion OF this county.
We hadlost faith in theability n well as
the purpose, Of the Pittsb,lrg and Con-
1eilsville Railroad Company; TO build
their proposed road; but, we gladly
TAI this indication Of renewed yigor
N their part, as an omen Ofa more
pr0pitiOus result than we had antieipa-
ted. There is now fair prospect that
he long projected road from Pitte6urg
70 Cumberland, Md, ain Saud Patch
Tunnel, will bemade, and that the Con-
neusville and Southern Pennsylvania
hallway Company will also build their
asd, which will tap theSomerset coun-
vocal basin and pass through the nlo-
0la OF this county from east 20 west
Ihehe railroads Will be Of incalcIlable
afvanage 70 land-holdere IL this coun-
Wand AAy should hesitate long before
ehAy part with their real estate, at pres
alt prices. There is a ''bettar time a
coming, fT 5Lia section Of country
Mtit little iOngerf
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
In nrrirrrlcS ,riil llffar

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.-The undersigned will offer
al public sale. upon the premises, on
SATURDAY, Decea,5er l6, 1865,
the following valuable real estate, situated il Lon
donderry township, Bedford county known as the
Jacob Devore farm, containing 279i acres, about
200 under cultivation, the remainder is well
timbered. The soil is limestone and there is also
a vein of iron ore upon it There is good tive
story dwelling house. log barn and other outbcid-
ings upon the premises There are two apple or
chards and peach orchard upon it. The farm is
we'll watered.
ALSo-At the same time will be offered for sale,
a tract OF warranted land, containing upwards Of
50 acres about s acres. of which are cleared and
under fence nearly tie whole being good arabic
land Terms made known on day of sale. Sale to
commence ct 10 O'Clock Of said day.
CORNELIUS DEV0RE
MICHAEL DEN0RE.
.dnd other heirs Of Jaco6 Dsrore, decd
:.
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20 Read the "9ew Adverasements IN thIs
seek issue Of TgG GAZETTE
- For Administrators Executors, Auditor 4.
nouce', &c, see Legal No.ices.'
~ Read the advertisements under tbs uead of
mNn.icrs &c
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL EsTATE-The subscriber Admins
traitor of the Estate of Francis B. CoFle, late of
Union township, deced, will offer for sale, On the
premises on SATURDAY., the 18Th day Of
NOFEMBER, Deyf, the following real estate,
viz Lots nos T. and in the general plan Of
the Town of Marietta, Union township, Bedford
County, adjoining lan"s Of the subscriber, Isaac
Wentz and John Shsfer, and having good story
and half frame house theron erected, and also q
good frame stable.
Also Lots known as lots nos. 25 81, % and
50 in general plan same place above mentioned
Also-The materials. Of building, or school
house, ON an adjoining lot in same place, said
building to be removed immedia tely after sale
Sale will commence at one o'clock of said day
when terms Of sale will be made known.
AD0LpHUS AXE,
n,+ AHrnlrjSfraf0r
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers ri private sale, his
valuable Limestone farn, situated in Cumberland
Valley township Bedford county, adjoining lands
Of Samuel Whip, James Cessna, Esq., b. Z. Bru-
ner and others, containing 1911 acres 40 Of which
are cleared and in reh state of cultivation, the
Gaiarlu ls wei timbered There are bout 20 scres
meadow on the farm. This farm liesone mile south
Of Centreviiie There are upon the premises
TWO STORT LOG DWELLING HOCSE,
p Double Log Barn and all other necessary out
buildings There is also fine apple orchard and
other f-u:t trees upon the premise. There is aI
exeelept spring of neverfsliing wsteF olose TO the
dE3lling house. For further particulars address
GEORGE WHIP,
Cuu6d. Valley, Bedford 60, Pa.
~.
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DRIvATE SALE or VALUABLE

REAL ESTATF.--The subscriber. residing
IN Bedford township, Bedford county offers for sale
bi farm situated in the township ana county Store
said about 5! miles north Of Bedford, contain
ing l70 acres about 100 Of which are cleared
and IN good state Of cultivation. the REMAINDER ls
we'll fiiGbereG The soil is limestone gravel Hnd
verv productive. The farm IS well watered. The
improvements consist of good
NEW Two STORY PLANK HOUSE, LOG BARN
aud out.bui,fiugs. There is excellent spPie
orchard on the premises, Terms reasonable
Nov -3mK JACOB WALTER.
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4nailaaelphia Gale.

TNELIX HEYMAN
WITH
ARNOLD, NUSBAUM& & NTRDLINGkR.
Importers. Jobbers, and Wholesale Dealers in
CLOT HIN q,
Cloths, Czesimeres, FsstiRgs- TaJtoJ5' Tim
ultRgs, DC.
Nos 53S Market Street. and q North Fourth St.
PHILAD ELPHIA.
OFFERS great inducements to Wholesale Deal
ers from the Country, inquantity, quality style,
prices aud terms
Merchants, Tsjors and Dealers visiting Phlla-
dcIphia will find IL 70 their advantage 10 call and
examine sock and learn prices before purchasing
elsewhere.