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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24
Court adjourned till afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
WASHINGTON. AUG. y

WASHINGTON, Aug. p.
A witness, called for the defence on
the VERT trial, exhibited to various cit
liens to-day the original commission
issued to Jefferson Davis as I'd Lieut.. of
Dragons. 1t is signed by Andrew
Jackson, President, and Lewis Cass, Sec
rotary Of War. The possessor of the
parchment procured it at the home of Da-
Wis on the Mississippi, After reading the
charges and specifications against Wertz
to-day, Col, Chapman, Judge Advocate,
asked what answer the prisoner had to
make. Judge Hughes, as one Of his
counsel, Messrs. Hughes, Denver, Peck
and SchOde asked time TO prepare the
defence but it was overruled by the
Z Court. Judge Hughes, in order he said
TO facilitate the proceedings fled several
pleas. ...
First, denying the jurisdiction of the
court TO try the prisoner. 1t having no
authority to do so, either by statue or
we'll established usage. .ti.a-
Second, that this case is not brought
before 1T by competent authority.
Third, that the prisoner is q natural
lied citizen, and never was in the land
or naval service of the United States
there now being peace and civil wal
ceased there is no authority to punish
him. The prisoner protests that hi
ought not therefore to be tried, but b.
discharged from custody.
He also claims that just before tn.
time Of his arrest at Andersonville. Can't
Noyes, on duty near that place, applied
to him for information which he cheer
FULLY communicated to him, and he &C
companied Capt Moves to Gen. Wilson.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24

W. HAVE JUST RETURNED
from Market, ana our Stock Of goods war never
better than at the present time. Doctors and
heads of families and all wishing anything in our
line viii do we'll to call before purchasing else
where. Noeharge for showing goods. Cal and
see Us. Remember the place.
80 st' FEM g. FUTILE.
Herald Building, Center ST. Rutlands Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24
WASHINGTON. Aug. .

WASHINGTON, Au@s -.
Capt. Henry Wertz was arraigned to-
day before the Military Commission
charged with maliciously, wilfully and
traitorously combining confederatng
and conspiring together with Robert E.
Lee, James A. Seldom, Northrup and
Others, to injure the health and destroy
the lives OF Union soldiers in rebel
Southern prisons, and also with murder
and violation OF the laws and customs
Of war, The specifications allege most
cruel practices, such as starvation pur-
posely, the vaccination Of soldiers with
impure matter, the furnishing of rotten
food. The employment Of bioodhounds,
-etc.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24

Holm Brandon, on the l6th of Con-
sumption, Amos Holt, Jr., aged Sc years
OLMSTED.-In East Middleburg, Vt, July
2f of Consumption, vary j., wife Of Waldo
Olmsteaa, age1 40 years.
acknowledgements NY, July q OF Diph-
iberia. Mary, daughter of Maggie NJ. and the
late Henry c. Fisher, of Brattleboro, VT, aged
6 years and months,
FOGG-At Oak H i'll, King and Queen County,
Va, Oct. II, 1864, Carrie f., wife of Carter b.
Fogg Of that place, and youngest daughter of
Geo. W. and Mandana Joy, formerly Of Poult-
newt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24

STOLEN.
From the premises of the subscribers, IL
Shrewsbury, on Thursday night, the 9th inst,
large, one horse fron ex' Express Wagon, with
the running part painted red and the box dark
colored, striped with black. Also . common
single harness with single leather tugs and dark
trimmings. Also q dark bay Mare, black name
and tail, rather of short name, little white On
one hind foot, one of the hind feet is little
scanned, star in forehead, ABOUT Years old,
will be paid for the recovery of the property and
apprehension Of the thief
WALTER WILMARTH.
Shrewsbury, July 20, 1866. s1dlwkwaw~
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New York Produce price Current,

For lots as they arrive IRON lle country r.
nortsd especially Tor tie Rut,and Daily aid
kyesllv Herald, Nv W. 5, Mcclure q Co., STRICT
ly Produce Commission Merchants, No, $50 Full
ton Street, New York
We quote for the weth ending Aug a, as fol-
iST5 Brands superane State, loa 6 65
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ID A II 5.

MeCOLLUM-At Brandon, on the goth inst,
of congestion OF the brain, Mary Gertrude, only
daughter of j. F. McCollum, Esq, aged25 years
The deceased was in usual health on the
m orning of her death, and with other members
of the family, was making preparations for at
tending church. The attack was so sudden and
violent that she retained consciousness but a few
moments, ana survived only five hours,
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EOR SALE.
g
TWO two story Brick Houses with all the
modern Improvements, including gas, water, &c,
located on Cottage street, one occupied by the
owner, the ether by Mr.. VIM. L. Ferguson.
For further particulars apply to the proprietor,
JNo. Mek6oGH.
Rutland, July 81, 1855. off
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FOX CHILDREN rEETHING,

which gre tly facilitates tie process Of terthne,
by sottening the gum, reducing all inAamma-
tions, will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodio ao-
ton, and IS
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SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.

SS1A4A 4 NV - 40 a. - ~ W 1900
Depend upon il, mothers, it will give rest TO
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over
80 years, and can say in confidence and truth Of
il what we have never been able TO say of any
other medicine-NEVER HAS IT FAILED IN
A SINGLE INSTANCETo EFFECT A CURE,
when timely used. Never did we know an in
stance OF dissatisfaction by any one who used 1t.
On the contrary, all delighted with its opera
tons, and speak in terms Of commentator Of its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak
in this matter WHAT WE DO KNOW after
80 years experience; and pledge our reputation
for the fulflment OF what we here declare. In
almost every instance where the infant is suffer-
ing from pain and exhaustion, relief will be
found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup is administered .
Full directions for using vii accompany each
bottle None genuine unless the fac-simile OIL
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the
outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
PRICE, ONLY So CENTS PER BOTTLE.
.-. iunel0d& w6m
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Mko. WINSTON .

An experienced Nurse ant Female Physician,
presents to the Attention OF Mothers ntr
) q ~ \ & ) ! RI 7
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"None knew her but to love her,
None named her but to praise"
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS

Depend upon il, mothers, it will give rest to
yourselves and
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At Wholesale, by DEMAs BARNES & Co.,
innesdAwlv New York
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

Jordan, of Bedford, Gen. Geary and Hon.
Jno. Covode, of Westmorland, W. W.
Ketchem, of Luzerne, have been known
candidates for some months, and the es-
tablished supremacy of the Union party
will make their friends increase their en-
ergies. In addition to these, [ hear the
names of Hon. Thos NJ. Howe and Hon.
Jno. P. Penny of Allegheny, Gen. Lemuel
Todd of Cumberland, Mayor McMichael,
of Philadelphia, Gen Hartranft and Gen.
Hancock, Of Montgomery, Hon. q. A.
Grow, Of Susquehanna, Senator Lowry, of
Erie, HOn. Geo. V. Lawrence, of Wash
ington, Hon. JDo. Cessna, of Bedford, and
others whose names | Go DOW recall. The
name of the chief editor of the REPosI-
ToRY has also beer pretty freely used IN
connection with the nomination bnt as
his own columns peremptory decline him
| presume that | am bound to obey and
strike his name from the list Of the
new names suggested, that of Mr.. Cessna
has the most vitality, and it is probable
that there will be powerful concentra,
tion in his favor. He has made most
gallant fight for the country since the day
the war was commenced and has never
bIotted his record by faltering under any
circumstances and the consumate skill
and energy with which he won victory
for the party in the late contest, gives
him prestige that courses to fortune with
a strong tide. If a military man mnst be
taken, Gen Hancock would doubtless
bear off the prize if he is willing to accept
it bat brevet Maj General in the reg
ular army would hesitate long before ex-
changing life Office in the line of his
profession aad in which he had won all
his fame, for the uncertain fortunes of
political life.
Gov. Curtin has just sigualized his de-
votion to the soldiers again by appointing
Col. CLARK to the position of Master War
den of Philadelphia in place of Mr. Wayne
deceased, and by instaIliuga a wounded
private as messenger in place of Mr. Miles
deceased. Enduring as the monumental
marble which attests our heIoism and
sacrifices on SO many saDguinary fields,
will be the grateful remembrance of Gov.
Curtin's tireless efforts in behalf of our
brave soldiery,by them and their posterity.
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Christ ia called the "Morping Star"

Christ is called the "Morning Star"
which is the brightness of the heavenly
train, and ushers in the day. The word
"star," "stars," "constellatisns," &C., are
used very fguratively in all Scripture
language, and hard indeed is that theory
that takes the falling star in its literal
sense, and still harder that view of As
tronomy that thinks literal star could
fall upon this little planet called Earth.
Fl. L. BIRD.
Sweden VALLEY, Oct. %, 1865.
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through which 1t has lately passed, will
start upon new era of progress. The
enemies of free government will every
where respect and fear our greatness and
mower ,and the down-trodden and oppress-
ed of every cline will seek and find an
asylum in our midst. JOHN CESSNA.
Chairman Union State Central Com
mittee.
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#"Don't be foolish. You can make
Six Dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and ez-
anime an invention urgently needed by every
body. Or sample sent free by mail for so
cents. that retails easily for $s, by R. L.,
Wolcott, no. Chatham Square, New York.
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A New weekly journal is announced in
London called the St.Lawrence Gridiron
and Ramsgate Washing Tub. 1t states
that it is "Price one shilling and cheap
zoo %
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

Gov. Pierpont has declared himself sat-
isfed with the result of the election in
Virginia. 1t is stated that five Of the
eight candidates elected can take the oath.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

Never refuse to pay the printer when
you have read his paper. A man who
does this is mean enough 20 steal rotten
acrous FROM a blind pig.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31
Union majority

It's believed that Mr.. CUnaughty, the Unio
candidate in the Nineteenth district may b
elected by the soldiers vote, which will Civ
a Union majority of nine.
Those marked with az are newly elected
Democrats in ItaIic.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-24
Qrp.aans' Court Nasa

OF T.FLT.48LE RE.fL EST.4TE.
b virtue Of an erdsr o. the Orphans' Court Of
Bedford county the subscriber will SCI. IL public
sale o" the premises, in Nap.er township, "n
SATURDAY.. .NaRCH IS. 1855.
al hat valuable tract Of land OF 1Lira W,'ijaul '
Blackburn died seized, co7taIF.ag leG acres ne-t
measure, about 10 acres Of which j. good meadow
NJ balance being Wei tnhsreI. The improve
menrs are large
LOG HOUSE, DOUBLE Loo B.5R.h,
Tenant House ard other necessary huilji q. $50.
81 ORCHARD If CHOICE FRUIT FREES. This
farm atjoln7 lands Of Etvd Linsertslf~r. Robert
8ack3g,h, Iaomas P. S,udebaker, Nal5da Carson
and others Ivo me- no1th Of Schri sbury and con-
HyH.~Ht 10 mills. church sud schools. 1efms-one
'HtTd 81 the purchase money a the combination o,
iae sic, tae baarce In two equal annual payments
wiia interest. Sale 10 commerce q 10 o'clock Of
saH DAY. ED&UND 5. BLACK EUkN,
Trustee for tn Sale OF tie real estate OF
Wilian =. Blackburn, dec u.
Eel ruaTy L. ls65-4t
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EInnsi6 Safe
OF V.lLU4hLE REL EST

OF V.fLUIhLE RE.7L ESTHTE.
FL viriue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the uLdeIss sned aofHlnisraioF add
trustee for tn sale OF the real es-a,e Of joh3 Metz
Etr, late Of Juaats township, Bedford county, de-
crased will SCI; q; public ouic.y U?oa the PREMISE,
- 'fuJdqy, tie lSfh doy Of .Ir ct, neat,
wing described property, to wit:
- .a ~ %, t%r o. LAMP situate in Joejeta town
"A o. o. n,no., adjoining lands OF John Fred-
vel. veil ar ,% oerta Alex ader ~ Shoemaker on the
nsrta east, Eleo Snowman .s' p41'5i ne. Is.%se' ga
the east, Emansel Palmer tho soa'n Hes
AID MAY sad John Kerc tbs south, ana ,rG
En!esTart on the west, coEiaining Ia a''SS 49,
q perches stout ~ cleared and un1nt leTr
with a tws story and & hai: RRiCk DWELllNV
HOUSE, Tenatf house, large Bank barn, stsb1e
.ocisu fur stsbhng 40 horses a0d e'her eat build
ing. thereon erected. The above described Prop
syty being 6ue location for hotei az" beng SAT
aalsd within two miller and a bali Of ine iIne OF the
proposed Southern Railroad. Sale 10 CON neEce 1t
'elock Of said Ssy.
February 24- !.
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Orphans Court sale
o. V.qLU.9RLE RE.aL ESTarE


Py virtue Of on order of the Orphsns' Court of
Bedford county, the subscriber administrator eff the
estate OF Jacob Shuss, late Of Snake Spring tcwu-
ship deceased, will se public sale on the prem
ises, on
saturday, fhe St4 day Of .NqfcB, ntzri,
all that valuable Tact of Land, Of which Jacob
Shnss dIsd seized, containing 30 acres, more 0
less, 75 acres of which are cleared and in nigh
state OF cultivation, ten acres Of which are mead-
tw, and the balance well iiubeled. The im5rcve-
ments are LOG HOUSE, LOG BARN, and other
necessary buildings; also, orchard Of choice
tTalt trees, containing abundance Of puns and
other rare secctious. There is, a.so on the same
aneveT.faiiiRe spring OF excellent wafer. THIS
highly desirable tarm is situated u gooa commu-
nifty and possesses ell the conveniences 10 invite
the attention of purchasers. Terms viii be mad-
known on day OF sale. Sale TO commence al 10
O'clock A. ". Of said day.
DANIEL s4Uss, Admir-.
February 24-4f
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Public SaaG
cf Valuable 2tai Eatate.
JgHf .9L3iP. .fucfjeaffr.

The undersigned sill ,CIr e. public SAL, at Rrfs.
port, on SATURDAY, " tRCH II, 1868, lhe foI-
lc wing valuable t4cEs Of lard
/. Il Tlecs Of trceifni Conf L7a3, siiuaiea
iu Soarhsmp o. township. Somefse county, al ,a-
ing lands Of II :. FscaiJg and tElrrT Emrck
co8-efrlag ahCas 2<5 acIe,s warranted the name
OF kebeeca Keso. I here Is on Ja3s ,.act .rin OF
coal 3 j=et thickness. Il :s also well IImbered
2 Il Tract oC Cooi qqd Jin3sr Lru4,
sr'uated in Londonderry township, Bedford county,
adjoining lands Of John wilhelm, ST.. Somerset
county lire and laads OF john Wilhelm jr., contain
ins so acres, warranted N 5ae name o Jas. Shaw.
3. = Trect Of FoH na3 Timber Laad,
ST la-e s.. Londonderry toan,hip. 5stforI county.
adjoining he first uaTsd ;gact containing 81 acres,
ahd warranted in lh@ ua-a of Corns,ius DrYoie.
j 4 I51ct 81 Cook and Timber Laad,
in Londonderry towoship, Bedford county, adoiE-
Iog isnas ot Ana " Buzzsra, Abraham keras' a-Is
att oilers, containing 65 acres ara s. rsrchsss
wegrsa.td Iss the a1.e Of CcraeIius Devors.
5. The Uad, Didet one ha5f Of ls6 .4oFes
Of Tluber l. md, in Aiifgheay township, 81 .e.set
county, atjoang Lands 2f Johu Geixer, Jscao IEolt
noan, johu Asp ara oJlers.
he aJoge described laa1s are located in The Wei.
larsDurg Cos! Region. ce!e ratei Tor ITS wealth n
nsJprrals. Ie1raeUm b%s fsceutly been disco -ereA
II " "si1ss5Ir-, only I've u7llsa from these lands,
and 4 10 coad5eJty 5,leved exists upon these
tracts.
safe 10 coVGlercN Al II O'Clock Of saidday, when
terms aiii Be made kaowo rY
JAMES c. DEF0RE,
JACOB {. yEYORE,
JOHN .. EiCkkUf,
Exrs. ot Cornelius Deycre, deed.
telrusrY Il. 1868,
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

pcasass 50 many advantages over the other purga-
JY-a II the market ans! their superior virtues are
"a u1;Tc-c.lly known. that we Heoc not DO more
than 10 assure te public their quality rs maintained
equal to tho best 1t ever has been, nd that they
n}ay 30 depended on 10 DO all that they have ever
done.
Prepared iryJ C. AVER, IL d., Co., LcTell
Mass, and sold by
8. F. Harry, Bedford, J. F.. Col9In schelisburg,
j. NJ. Ba1ndollar, Bloody Run l.. Putt, Stoners-
town G. 3. Ani.k, ST. Clairsvile; D. Stoner.
Woodberry ; B. Ralston, Water Street, and dealers
everywhere. July /, 1854
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A Card for the Gutt;e-in-.

C~ALLOW tno CT three hoSsheaat of '.Ba-hu, >"
= - or.ic Bitter" sSsreaperslla,' ssNervo9s :"
tIl.tss,'s llc. &c tc ai.d after ynG are ssrs-I-d
= n he result, and one bcx Of OLD HUCiGR
BCCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC FiL1S--aaj he
ss2,o7.d 20 health and igor 70 less tLaa la'5F
days They are purely yegetable, pleasant z" ia,e,
pIsnp. and saIgta.y in their effects on the broken
aaas and shattered Constitution. Old sad young
tsD axe them with advantage. i777ted au1 sod
= Iss gl,:ed States Oaly by }, :. BUTLER,
No 427 Broat Wy M York,
CZ Agent for She United States.
P.s.-A oox Of I Pills, securely packet, vii
be mailed 10 any address o. r>cer O. arice, which
is ONE DOLLAR, postpaid !---aoiey refunded ~
ibs gtRt i entjfe satisfaction is not given.
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= YoU vyANT e KNoW

A LITTLE or EyEHYTH.TG r@lztios 10 the hu-
tuan system ale and fsGGie ne causes aat treat
fnsrt of diseases he na@rrisge CAztolSI ot tae
wo,lf; hov TO marry well end thousand 'hIHgS
reesr rabIabej 5rio-e Teas tCe Taylse7 ans eo.arg
e5 edition G. .AeDlcAl. CoMdoS SsssE,'' caT'ous
baoH for curious people, -ad good baos for every
one. 40 "a g~s, loo illustrations. Pllce $ so.
CoEJents table sent free "a 1ay eddsesa Booss
s,sv be had A. ihe BOOK stores, OF Hil % seur by
r1ail, post pad Oh receipt of tie price. Adltsss
De- T. 8, FOOIE 4. >,
ig3g Broadway, New YORK.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration oc the estate OF Alex
tadsr War.ing, late of Hopeweii township. dec'd.'
Asving been granted to the subscriber, residing In
Hopewe, all persons indebted 10 said estate are
therefore notified 10 make payment Immediately,
An4 those having cla,cs will pTessn, them properly
SUissE;i. l-a1 I1r settlement.
JOHN MAJOR, Admir-.
Fsaspsry y, 1s8s--pt
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ElirnnikA EIaciion

The annual election Of the Stockholders Of The
Bedford aitd Stoystown Turnpike Road Company,
Tor tive Managers. 10 serve ope year, will be held
at the house ef a. J. spigey, in Scheil- burg, on
Monday, The 9Th day OF March, between the hours
Of IL add O'Clock P. n.
A. f. SCHELL, sec'y.
Scneil,burg, February II, 1905.
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IAT &C CiSE,
Srss-SiFrI5N AGEET, Fht}r3ylgttz.

SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII FE RECEIVED by tb' Flrst
National Bank Of Holiday sburs, and First Naf.on-
81 Bsnk Of Huntingdon.
T-bruarg G4-2no
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! il0 e15l.H@ iS.IE1Cj5 tJ5i company
rag.zss,AB exsga a0e
N's@ . Z Il a - j 90 ~ N''
THo~--7 .-r>7r7 -7-4 TE---.I = 81 EGA
LIJUJJ SHARES Ia" value FLU each,
-
NC '-'.'Is =, 20 ., "a -, =. ~ g.
p'' ,"'s r'..'' 3,- - IS s,'.' ".' -
lu' oshfu. 81 81, we s4o'N a.''''' ~ .'7 ''1'
/. Jev@t9TU "' o! the Company property
NM. HARTLEY, Pree't., Bedford Pa.
a.. 81 arssrr- e..:v &, Treasurer.
- - :.
Ton, 8, 1'''-.'' ',' 1'' 'oi!Ic.Hi4 J =
" ~ MIN > "Rs - .hisGG 2 IA, =
.s,. - ~ LAWS oHoIfr's "a
- ~. IN E''f-.@S} 90
" N"'f, 90
The property OF this company is all owned in fee
simple aaj Is all paid for; and consists Of tae fol
lo~4ug tracts:
isi, Fh.t valuable Island known as the eLower
Stump Creek ls'and," coota,ui9G acres and %
Derctes; -itaatrL in the Allegheny river, al Inc
rlouta Of the Clarion river. Oh tils Island Ter
rick vas erected in Toe snrng Of 1851. AMI ar en-
sioe PLACED o. tne ground, but the war breaking
ont tie parties sold 81 and ss'istad
q. Iae Upper stump Creek ls'ard.S' situated
but f." rois above the Lower Island, containing
acres and % Peichess Tour acres OF "A'ch are own
ed by this Company. on whlcn are erected house
s'apte, &c.
HeIthsT 81 these izands Is iia5ie 10 oYsFlp" 'nH
both are "eli protected bT stones ana trees az ."7
Washing By reference to'lae zap O. fsHhsJi''-
MA II vii De Observed ihat ne canon i'''i emp
iies lhfo ihe Ahe2HFHy az pom, Que oouIA '!o.I
oh Lf"e@' ara as o. - io'"' ~ ff'FPo' on tais
IN, lu' '''l So',n' " . 'sy 80
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TIE ONLY L0AN IN MtRKET

COW offered ty the Governm'nt, an ii is confident
II expected that ita superior advantage. will make
it lh5
GREAT POPULAR L0fN OF TIE PEOPLE.
Less than s2oO, 600 900 remain ursol5 ,>bjch ,rli
rrobably be disposed Of wliain the next GO or 90
asys. wkt0 the notes vii undoubtedly com Usad
premium, as has uniformly been the closing
me subscription 70 other loans.
IN order that citizens of every town and section
q the eoaatry nay be afforded facilities Tor taking
TIE loan, the National Banks, State Ranks, aud Pr
vs:e Bankers 'tro"shou: :he country have general
y aGrssd 20 receive subscriptions At par. saoscrI-
e,rs vii select their Own agents, in aac n trey
Nave eap6daDce, and who oa,r are to BE- rss7onsble
for he delivery Of iSs uo'es io wnich they receive
s,das.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-24
CID EYES n9ApE N1W.

PANPHLET directing how 70 speedily restore
4 sight and civa up spsciaciss, wltaoa. aid az
soc.or Q! medicine. Sent hy mail. free, receipt
ef &C cents. address +. q. FOOTE, u. D.,
1850 Broadway, New YORK.
February ;, ,s65--Gn.