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TESTIMONIALS,

from some Of our Eminent Clergynen.
HARRIsBURG, Feb. sth 1864
G. A. BANSvART-Dear Sir have used Browns
Bronchial Troches Wisa Lozenges and other prepara
tions for hoarenes and Throat Troubles and in
ison with them ALL cheerfully commend your own as
most admirable specific for public speakers and singers
IN cases of Hoarseness coughs and colds have found
them serving in time Of need most eGectually
To c. A. BASgvARTDear Sir: In the habit Of sneak
ing very frequently and in places where the vocal organs
very much taxed have found the need Of some gen
tie cxpectorant and that has been supplied in your
excellent Troches consider them very far superior
any Lozenges that have used in removing speed
y that husness Of the voice arising from its frequent
ue, and impairng the effectiveness of the delivery of
public addresses. Yours, &C.
JN0. WALKER JACKSON
Pastor Of the Locust Street Methodist Church
To G. A. BAxNvAnT-Dear Sir Having used vovr
Troches free to say they are the best have ever
tried and take great pleasure in recommending them to
a persons afflicted with throat huskines of voice
arising from public speaking or singing
Yours, &C.,
g. q, RAKESTRAW,
Pastor Of Ridge Areaue Kethodist chareh
&sa- agree with Mr.. Robinson as to the value Of
Bannrart's Troehes. W. C. GATTELI
Late Pastor Of the o. 5. Presbyterian Church
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
G. A. BANNVART e. CO.
HARRISBURG, PA,
To whom all orders should be addressed
Sold by Druggists ereyyachere
April 2sth, 1854.
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vALuARLELoT OF GROUND

4 httF 1OUlNI SALE
~ OF
Valuable Real Estate.
By virtue Of order Of the Orphans Court of Bedford
County, the subscriber viii sell ut public SALE on the
Premises, in Napier township, SATURDAY, THE
lsTH DAY OF MARCH, 1865, all that
Valuable Tract of Land.
)f which WILLIAM N. BLACKBURN died seized.
containing 100 ACRES cleared and under fence
lbout TEN ACRES Of which is GOOD MEADOW. the
balance being WELL TIMBERED. The improvements
Large Log House.
Double Log Barn.
Tenant House
and other necessary buildings; also ORCHARD OF
CHOICE FRUIT TREES.
This farm adoins lands Of David Lngenfe.er Robert
Blackburn, Thomas p. Studabaker, Nathaniel Carson
and others, and is two miles from Sehellsburg and
genient to Mills Churches, and Schools.
TERMS.-One-thrd of the purchase money a the con
irnation of the sale the balance in two equal annual
payments, with interest,
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock Of said day.
EDMUND S. BLACKBURN, Trustee
for sale Of real estate Of William n. Blackburn dec
feb17:5t
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The properties this powder possesses in increasing
the quantity Of milk in COWS, gives it Importance and
value which should place it in the hands Of every person
keeping In fatteniug cattle, it gives them an an
petite loosen their hide and makes them thrive much
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA. PA

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
\ hfseRses Of the Nervous Senasr,,r ur,
~ ana sekual systems-new and reliable treatment-ia
reports OF the HOWARD ASSOCIATION-sentbv bv mail,
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address Dr.
]. shiLLlN H0UGHT0N, Howard Association No
South second Street. Philadelphi,, Pa.
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DUBLIC SALE
VaIuabIe Real Estate.

-
VaIuabIe Real Estate.
BY virtue of order of the Orphans Court of Bed
rd County, the undersigned Administrator and Trustee
the sale of the real estate Of John Metzgar late
unata township, BEDFORD county deceased, will sell
abHc outcry, upon the premises
ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH NEXT,
all the following described property, to wit:
A TRAC OF OF LA ND
Situate in Juniata township Bedford county adjoining
lnds Of John Tredwell the north Alexander Shoe
liaker, the northeast Ellen Snowman and Daniel
lIetzgar, the east Emanuel Palmer, o. the south
east; Leonard May and John Kerr, the south; and
Frederick Hildebrandt, on the west; containing
4O4 ACRES AND 81 PERCHES,
About 10 cleared fence with two sto-
~ and a-half BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, TENANT
HOUSE. LARGE BANK BARN. and STABLE, sum
Gent for stablng 40 horses with other out buildings
thereon erected The above described property being
ne location for Hotel and being situate within two
iles and ahalf Of the line Of the proposed Southern
IialrOad.
Sale to commence at one o'clock Of said day.
feb24 JOHN ALSIP, Administrator.
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INTERESTING QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
RELATIVE TO THE 7-s0 U. 5. LOAN.

Mr. Jay Cooke, of Philadelphia, who for so long
time had the management of the popular 500
million $40 loan, has just been appointed by Sec
retary Fessenden, the General Agent to dispose Of
the only popular loan now offered for sale by the
Government, viz the .'SEYEN-THIRTY 7"
In entering upon his duties he desires to answer
plainly the large number of questions daily and
hourly propounded to him, so that his fellow
countrymen may all understand what this Seven
Thirty Loan is--what are its peculiar merits
how they can subscribe for or obtain the notes. &C.
Ist Question Why is this loan called the 'Sev-
en-Thirty' Loan?
4Iss,cer. 1t bears interest, in currency, at the
rate of seven dollars and thirty cents each year, on
every hundred dollars making the interest as fol
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lO4 ACRES AND "a PERCHES.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
~
Valuable House and Lot.

BY virtue Of order Of the Orphans Court Of Bed
ford County, the subscriber win sell at public sale
be premises in the town of Woodberry,
on SATURDAY, MARCH % 1865,
all that
VALUABLE LOT or GROUND,
situate Main street. being sixty feet in and ex-
ending back hundred and ninety an alley.
doining lots Of Samuel J. Castner Esq, the north
md Methodist Episcopal Church. the south, and
nown lot No. p in the plan Of said town. having
thereon erected large two story, rough frame
DWELLING HOUSE,
with basement and necessary out buildings.
This house and lot situated in the fourishing vii
age Of Woudberry in Morson's Cove, and contiguous
to both Church and Schools, and possess many other
superior advantages,
TERMS-0ne- half of the purchase money at the con-
rmaton of the sale and the balance the rst day
april, 1866, with interest
Possession given on the 1st day of April, 1865.
Sale to at l o'clock p. N. of said day.
J. R. DURBoRROW, Administrator
feb24:At Of the estate of Margaret Bulger, decd.
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P U BLIC S ALE!

FT7HE subscriber viii offer at public sale, TUESDAY,
H. THE 2sTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1865, his person
al property, consisting of Two Horse Wagon, Rocka-
way Carriage and Harness. Two Good Work Mares, Cows
and Yoeng Cattle, Sheep, some Choice Hogs, Horse
Gears, Plows, Harrows, Good Sled Log Chain, Sim
gle and Doubetrees, Diekerhoof Windmill CrOss-cut
Saw Planes, Work Bench, Two Soaps Of Bees and One
Palace with it. Ten Plate Stove Cook Stove
Bedsteads Chairs, Stands, Clock Cider and Vinegar
Also One Hundred Keelers and Four Large Iron Kettles
and variety of household furniture too tedious
tion. A credit Of Six Months viii be given.
Eg-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
Feb. 10, 1855 JAMES REA, Jr
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BANNYARTlS IR0CHES.

For the cure Of Hoarseness, Throat Diseases DC.
are especially recommended to Ministers, Singers
Tnd persons rhOse rocation calls them to speak in
public.
Read the following
TESTIMONIALS,
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s A L T !!

A LARGE quantity--in sacks andin barrels-whole-
"A sale and retail-at Bloody Run Station.
octIs '64-Iys JOHN w. BARND0LLAR.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IL Letters tesamentary the estate of Evan Swartz-
walter late of Monroe Township, Bedford county,
have been granted to the undersigned All persons in
debted said estate in any way what hereby
notified to make immediate payment and those having
claims against said estate requested to present them
properly authenticated for settlement
EMANUEL SWARTZWALTER
Feb 3, 1S65-6t Executor.
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MANHOOD: How Lost. How Restored.
w just published, edition of DIR. CuIverwelI,s
celebrated Essay the radical csrre without med
ary Sentinel Losses TpoteRey Mental and Pbysiea Tp
capacity lmpediments TO Marriage etc. also
Epilepsy and Fits induced by selfindug gence or sexual
extravaganza
gSs-Priee in sealed envelope only cents
The celebrated author in this admirable ESSAY clearly
demonstrates, from thirty years successful practice
the alarming consequences of sefabuse NAV be radically
cured without the dangerous of internal medicine or
the application of the kniepointing out mode Of cure
at once snpie certain and ehectua by means Of wbcb
every sufferer matter what his condition NAV be NAV
cure himself eheaply, privately, and rddiealig
20 This Lecture should be in the hands of every vob
and every in the land
Sent under seal, in plain envelope to anv address
postpaid on receipt of six cents or two post 4 tamps
Address the publishers.
CHAS. J. c. kline & CO.
III Bowery, New York, Post-Ofice box 1855
June II '64-tf
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er Banks, and all Bankers and Brokers.
3D. Question. When is the interest payable and
how can it be collected
Austoer The Coupons or Interest Tickets are
due 18th of February and 18th of August in each
year. and can be cut off from the note, and win be
cashed by any Sub b-Treasurer, U. S. Depository,
National or other Bank or Banker
4th Question When must the Government pay
off these 7-30s?
Ansloer They are due in two years and half
from the 18th of February, 1865 viz on the 10Th
of August, 1867.
5th Question. Must / receive back my money so
soon as 1867?
4nsloer. No not unless you yourself prefer to
do so-the Law gives you the right to demand from
the Government, at that time, either your money
or an equal amount at par, ofthe famous and pop
ular $40 Gold bearing per cent Loan
9th Question How much do you consider this
privilege ofconversion, into $40 Loan to be worth?
A1asaoer. 5-20s bearing Gold Interest from lst
UNI IF they are worth no more at the end of the
two years and a alf, when you have the right to
them, than they now are, this premium added to
the interest you receive, viii give you at least
10 per cent per annum for your money-but the O.
pinion is that they viii be worth more than per
cent premium at that time.
7th Question What other advantage is there in
investing in the 7-30 Loan?
Ans,oer. 1t cannot be taxed by States, Counties
or Cities and this adds from one to three per cent
per annum to the net income of the holder, accor-
ding to the rate Of taxation in Yarus localities All
bonds and stocks, except those of the United
States and all mortgages, &C., are taxed, not on
ly by the Government, but by States, Counties and
Cities
18th Question. How does the Government raise
the money to pay the interest, and is it safe and
sure
A,asaoer. The Government collects, by taxes, in
ternal revenue, and duties and imports fully three
hundred millions each year. This is nearly three
times as much as is needed to pay the interest on
all the debt and as soon as the war is ended, the
amount not needed to pay the interest will be used
in paying off its debt Ooe Government has toice
paid dltits debt, and can easily do so again. The
interest is sure to be paid promptly, and the debt
itself is the very safest investment in the world
1t is as safe as a mortgage on good farm. and
pays better interest It It's, in fact, First Mort
gage on all lands, all incomes, all railroad and ca
nal bonds, and bank or other stocks, mortgages
&C.
Nothing can be safer, for we are all bound forit
and all that we have is firmly held for the payment
OF principal and interest How foolish these peo-
pie are, who keep their gold and greenbacks idle
and locked up, or purchase mortgages or railroad
stocks and bonds, which pay only 5 or s per cent
interest, when these Seven-Thirties pay counting
the premium on Five -Twenties, over ten cent,
and are so much safer and surer
9th Question. how many Seven-Thirties are
there, and how much remains unsoId2
Anslve. There are only about three hundred
and twenty five millions authorized by law, and on
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IfXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Ia Letters testamenary the last will and testament
of Jacob Snowberger late Of Middle Woodberry township
deceased having been granted the subscriber residing
in said township notice is therefore given all persons
indebted to said estate, make payment Immediately
and those having claim win present them without delay
properly authenticated for settlement
JOHN B. REPL0GLE
Feb. j. lS64-3t Executor
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FTHHE HOPEWELII OH. COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that the books of subscription
the stock of tine HopeRe Oil Company will be closed
the 25th day of February Agents are requested
make report of all sales Immediately after said day
By order of the Board of Directors
J. SIMPSON AFRICA,
Feb. 3, IS65-5t Treasurer.
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~ CENTS REWARD.
ZO Ran away the subscriber residing in Harrison
Township Bedford county, the 3lt of January last
WILLIAM HUFF, bound boy, aged about 10 years.
All persons hereby cautioned against harborng
trusting him my account The above reward win be
paid for his return
Feb 10, 1865. VALENTINE B. WERTZ.
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TyXECUTORS NOTICE.
IL Letters tesamentary upon the last win and testament
of Michael Fetter late of Bedford township deceased
having been issued to the subscriber by the Register
Bedford county all persons having claims against the
tate notified to present the for settlement and
all persons indebted requested to make payment mi
medately. j. W. ToMLINS0N,
Feb. 10, 1865. Executor
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FOR RENT.

NJ NIAA IA T1L& II
EsHE subscriber offers for rent the farm on which he
resides six miles of Bedford ON the Bedford
Somerset Turnpike consisting Of about 2ea acres OF
cleared land IN good state of cultivation, great por-
ton OF 1t in grass, good stand for droves has good
apple orchard &c.
GEORGE MULLIN.
Jan. 20, o,65-tf
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ELECTION
~ kn election for five Managers Of the Chambcrsburg
and Bedford Turnpike Road Company, to for the
ensuing year. will be held ut the public house of s. S.
HAYES, in MeConnelsburg, on MONDAY, the 9th day
Of March, at / o'clock, p NJ. T. b. KENNEDY
feblf3t President
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FROM ROCKY BAR.
ROCKY BAR, Alturas Co., July 4th,

ROCKY BAR, Alturas Co., July 4th, 49,.
1 ED1ToE WORLD: The completion Of the re-
pairs OH the wagon road makes the citizens
of Alturas little more hopeful, but times
remain very quiet. By almost universal con-
sent arastras are deemed "played out" and
the arrival and getting to work of the steam
quartz mills is anxiously awaited. Captain
Bledsoes mill Is stamps) for the "Alturas"
Ledge arrived on Sunday, the I'd inst; also,
Capt Molthros saw mill, to be put up on
| Red Warrior.
| Capt. Nelson, Superintendent of Victor
Mining Company, arrived last week, accom-
panied by bis family, and DIR. Farnham, Su-
perintendent of the New York and Idaho G..
& S. Mining Co., returned yesterday, also
with bis family. Their mills are on the road
the New York Co.'s within a few miles and
the Victor Co.'s somewhere this side Of Boise
City. The South Boise River keeps up so
high as to render the fording difficult and
dangerous The Middle Boise is always very
high. The Idaho Company have, am in
formed, purchased eight more stamps for
their mill, which will complete their twenty
stamp battery. Carter & Co. also propose to
add five more stamps to their battery-mak-
ing them Is. It will be near the middle of
August, however, before the various mills
named above can possibly be in full run, and
thus we cannot expect very lively times until
then; bat have no doubt that by the begin
ming of September, Alturas feet" will be
commanding a much higher price than now;
SO that capitalists who desire to invest in
quartz here, and get it at low figures, will do
as well not to delay too loLg, as every ledge
yet tested, either by mill or arastra, has
shown itselfto be composed Of paying quartz.
TUBA.
A hasty visit to Yuba District shows much
Improvement there. Several bars are being
worked and are paying well. The rivers are
yet tco high to do much, however. S. Mat |
tinley has got one good ditch finished and
has commenced another, which will carry
nearly the whole of the Middle Boise river. |
Dudley Hoyt & Co. have made cut through |
a bar, to turn the Middle Boise river through. |
1t is Is feet wide, s feet deep and 1000 feet
long, and the whole bar prospects fairly; but
the main diggings of this camp are in the
river, where, from the large quantity of wa
ter, the swift current, and the enormous size
and number of the boulders, it must necessa-
rily take time, capital and hard work to make
anything; still, wherever work has been done
it has been found to pay at least good wages
The creeks, however, towards their sources,
do not usually pay as well as lower down,
and are more "streaky." John Enrigbt l.
Go. struck a good thing near the head of
Quartz gulch, in the shape of rocker dig
gings, taking out $l2 to SIC a day, to the
nsnd, with a rocker, and some days as high
IS $50 Mr.. Mason, one of the partners, in
ormed me that the first weeks working av-
.raged them $45 day to the hand.
Yours, respectfully, ALDEBARAN.
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DENTISTRY! /!

r HAVE REMOVED TO TIE EMIGRANT STORE
i just below the PoUJADE HOUSE, UPSTAIRS.
RDrAny one wishing finished filings, Or other perma
nent work. will do well to call. L. C. NICHOLS
Idaho city, March Sth, 1865. 20tf
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nFFICE-0n Wall street, opposite Clerks
". Office, Idaho city. b;-se
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Proceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners.
CONCLUDED.

FRIDAY. June 80.
In the matter of the petition of E. George,
it appearing that the notices required by law
have been given, it is therefore ordered that
said E. George be and he is hereby author
lied to construct and maintain road COM
mencing at Pioneer City and running in the
most direct and practicable line to Silver
city with the exclusive right of way for one
mile on each side of the proposed road, said
privilege to continue for FIVE years, and that
upon the production of said E. George to the
Clerk of this Board of the receipts of the
County Treasurer for $50, annually for five
years, and filing with said Clerk a bond in
the sum of $500, conditioned and approved
as required by law, that said Clerk issue to
said George license to keep said road as
aforesaid and to ask and receive the follow
ing rates of toll:
For each loaded wagon with one span of
horses or yoke of oxen........ ......... 81, 90
For each additional span or yoke........ so
For empty wagon, single span or yoke... l, 90
For additional yoke or span ...... ........... %
For man and horse...... ....................... so
For animal packed ................ ........... 25
For animal without pack................... 124
For each sheep or hog g....,... ............... 81
Provided herein that this order is made
dependent upon the following condition that
said Geoege shall not construct toll-gate or
collect tolls upon said road within three miles
next to Pioneer city or to Silver city.
Adopted, Luckett and Anderson, yea, Can
nady, nay.
Bill of O. S. Kingsley, for $ls7, SO for rent,
&C., of court room in February last, was laid
over. @
The report Of Geo. o. Hough and Jno. N.
Murphy on the amount due the county for
Territorial prisoners was received and ac-
cepted.
The Board find after q careful examination
OF said report that the sum of $8,7S5, as
therein stated, is due the County from the
Territory for care Of Territorial prisoners up
to April Sd, 1865, and Messrs. Hough, MUIR
ply and B. H. Anderson are hereby author
lied to settle said account with the territorial
officers and to demand and receipt for the
6AIsF7 an such settlement.
And # was further ordered that the said
4 iltee collect the same as above stated
.Kd paT The same to the Comfy Treasurer of
SIS eounty, taking his receipt for the same
81 pecial fund, subject to the order of the
A commissioners. 5A
now adjourned until the next regu-l
HI a.5aiE5fE fss,#as sssss a
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Weakness or Debility Induced by Over
Patigue
Fatigue

VII Boon disappear by the use Of these Invaluable
Pills and the soldier Will quickly acquire additional
strength. Never let the Bowels NJ either confined
or unduiy acted upon. il may seem strange that
liolloway's pills should be recommended fer nysen-
terry and FINK, many persons surprising that they
would increase the reialaton Thls Is a great mis-.
ake for these Pills viii correct the liver and stom-
aeh, and thus remove 81 the acrid hum0rs from the
system. This medicine win give tone and yig0r to
the Whole organic system. however deranged while
health ana strength follow as a matter Of course
Nothing will stop the relaxation Of the Bowels 10