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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
MEDICINE.
Hair-Uprooted


-FT Lii T%rom All parts OF the Body N Ave
naSnnGes, w4tsoMs saiHrT 70 As skfns By " Up
UhMe DkPILGT P0wDER." Ask or ssnd for
Uphsr's Depflatory Powder, and taks other
- af Pffo~ 81 Mailed any sddrass for OIL rs, By O.
esnsg UPAAM rs south Eighth street, Phiiadelphlas
Rsnn
h4A+ 81 TTphana's HAIR GHesn and Curling
s " Fiaid q the bess hair dressing In the world
Il imp O bear tfui gloss de hair, keeps V ~
eMvt pronacfsa is grcwhs &C. Price, 80 cents o
aif9A 10 g boftls. s@4 ssH-@4 = +-A@ -
sva Uphamss TESTER Ointment 10 . sure
-afa car for Tct@ GGH AksnEAs Ch1ppsd HGads, Bar
II bSt Iteh, &e Price, 80 CENTS box
is. -.....t Uphamass Asthma Cure relieves the most
sio1snt paxoxysms VI Asthzao, in len Hatnass and
asects aspesdy cure Price, " package. *
3 ira eaa TT pha mars Dyspepsia rCwFe 90 war
aIs OF ~ fanfsd 70 cure any ease o. Dg1see@s N
nsaasv hOw loHs st1adsng. Rrics VI. ssntoy m-
saa '@24i@ Uphana,s Freckfs Banfshsr removes
,g~r q ErsckIes. Tan. eunbnfn, Pimples on fns 1ace
80 f5 ! 30 the Skin and Beautiass thS eompas1A0n
n -. paxs.,a Lag RIixtr, the great
Hesrfns aid kejavssatSng kennsoy, re9toIss %
TnauIv vfror al v DO are suffering from Impaired
kra1sf Energv HsrTOus Debility, &C., arising
" r.. "a whatsVsf cause. PricssS2 package
IAN@ srne1 gauanese HAIR Stain eoors the
uhaskarn ar MOnsteche beautiful black or broiOB
Fooasfnts Oh ong prsparation- Color Will not
sa-r IA 4 a6s or wash outf Only % cents box 49,
-sff sSid by d o. UPHAM. rs soufh Eighth strsst,
Philadelphia, and By all Druggists Circulars
3 HI G a 'shs 1' BRoUGHroH wooD.
,.vv 80 ~ Cor. Third and Main Streets,
-A@'as- b+sn .ea Agents For Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

NEW YoEK, August II.-Ths Times 9
Washington special says: 1865
A report has been received from Gen.
Sprague, Assistant Commissioners OF
Freedmens Affairs, in Missouri and Ar.
kansas, stating that the issue Of rations
will not exceed one.half Of those for
June, but be fears great destitution next
winter. All the freedmen west of Lit
tie Rock are supporting themselves
A majority of the refugees are re-
ceiving aid. Their families are depend
ent on soldiers in our armies, most oil
whom viii be soon mustered out and re.
turn and provide for their families.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

On the second floor Of our whole
sale house, and attached to il. Is .
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general Car.
pets. Oil Cloths, Rugs, Ratings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen sheetings, Corniees,
aud almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels. ~
Call anG nee them. zl-le
JAoUEss. FRENCH . co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

ST.. Louis. Aug. 1.-The Democrat
Lawrence (Kansss) special says Major
Hayes, chief clerk in the Indian office
Of that city, has received orders counter
manding previous instructions.
The grand Indian Council win be held
at Fort Smith instead Of at Fort Gibson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
CARD.


gTHx. UHDERsIGHED HEREBY RESPECT.
II faiiy infoFmasthe rstail IA FehAnts Of bis &C
Qpaintance and Others, that no has associated him
self with the wholesale Dry Goods House OF Cham
bers, tsvens Co., situated In matt, Ohio,
10 and l12 Pearl street, norheast corner Of Race
and Pearl, az Salesman. said house are Import.
srs and Jobbers Of Dry Goods, ksspfrg good
auT niy alwaya On hands and An one OF the largest
housss IN the city. Stock nov on hand a large
aud we'll eslse ed Ia the latest styles.
The undeFs gnad respect fall y sOicts call fron
1he many acqaa4ntancfs be has foraasd 10 south
wsstsrn Ksnsusky and fonthsrn Illinois, while IA
she Pont Onca Departments In the last thrss years.
he aoileifa orders and warrants reasonable salts
faction TO all. - .siaaas .
asl GA sour orders and the goods will be select
Cd aud shipped forthwith at small fraighf. s~a
~ al = Yours Ts=peclfiuys 80
kAA@ a - ss&S&ss&aH. DUNCAN,
r an4-r ofthe Hous4 Of O. 3. Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

CAIKo, Aug. 1l,-Ons thousand eight
hundred and eleven bales of cotton ar
rived at Cairo yesterday; also. ninety.
one bales passed up for St. Louis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
MEDICAL.

w ron MoBE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAZE DYE has stood
the tat Of trias and il eoustantly increasing in
public favor. la
TIE EEEETIAE HAIR DYE is the best and
cheapest nsds- Its price Is Oalx 75c, and saeh
kottIs contains double the quantity % Dye In
thsss usually sold for 81. s- -.ucgsF Tss'
J THIS HAIR DYE ID Manufactured By pscu
liar process, wkieh rsndsrs IL innnitsly supsri Z
70 any dys in the market, paing sO@pIsts LACE
b0ttIs. no pFspAFstien iarsquirsd, which great
dmpiiass the appIieMaios. So =
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that rusty
dssa sPpeersnes By Which dyed hair and whisksrs
are % sadly recognised, when an inferioE Arti.
Is has bean used. a. II produces perseetIy nAtu-
a color Of any SHADE that ia desired, fron rich
brown 70 Jasty, lustrsus black. that win net
snat, crock or stain tbs eiothing. Invest Toe
and y0a plli b eonv rncsd. bold by all Drug
gists end fancy Goods Dealers. .sss go s.
! Al MATHEWS. Manufacturer
DgMAs BARNES co.. New TOrk. whole
sale Agsatz- za fTai#aa .r,f 90, =. 4; N.Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

c
Is now daily arriving from
the East, all of which
has been bought since the
recent great decline in
prices and Is offered Elk
CLUSIVELY at WHOLE
SALE. = o g
In Style, Quality or Price
we defy all competition
either in Evansville or any
other market.
To the trade we say,
Come one, come ALL" ex-
anime carefully and act for
your own interest. ~ ..T ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
WALL PAPER. &c.

lust RECEIVED LARGE AND WELL
~ selected mBortmens OF Wall and window
'apers, plain and figured, which the public are
invited to call and examine before purchasing
,lsewhe~e. IL 4 49, r5s-Es. =
Also = nav supply Of Tsnnyson's new poem
nRooH kRDEH-in paper covers, price 70 oents,
hhI ID asEraaI J. HEALY'H.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
SHIRT MANUFAOTORY.
J. SMITHS
SHIRT MANDATORY.
eTs9. @ SECOND ut,
frz Bnxxss nLooKl

CHTaTs MADE TO ORDER From MEAS
- nrnsnt and &c warranted. stock .
ready made Shirts and Collars always on hand and
Of prices That will SUIT the purchaser. Trucking
SAirts. sticking Bes0ms, a., done With neatnss'
and despatch. eaa
Thankful for past fnverB, the subscriber respect
lily solicfts . oontunnos OF the patronage ss
orally bestowed for thu past Avs ysars.
agN#aEE 5aE' D. auE1Tu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
Nev DeLaines. IA

CCHAPKKR BUssING HAVE JUST az.
~ eafvad nsw lot Of mics Fall sryls ca feoss
which they ssll q lass than the agents pries-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
DRY GOODS.
Bosom nd shifting Linens.
Pail Calicoes.

A LARGE STOCK or SOFT FINISHED
"A Iineus cauv nov b had cheap, Il - :
jyss. . @ soHAPKER { BUssIEG's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
DRY GOODS.
New Advancement.

.E u eas sFar bsa0 our aim 20 keep pacs vita our
mss grasaaS atty. and han spared neither trouble
fso eARsehs Ia estahl shfs nrst-eas1 Retail
"a ID ~ g hnasaeaM I'VE public
- ~ saeeess9 By giving statesmen
o. az s. 2. ssRs,as. hop
sg .1 ecsndents that y 10 bensat Of our Gus
~ - ns marss 40 ~ ta ahe dny khe rhaf NJ aach a.
n partmcns % keep IL IN order, ans have A. sSzavs
20 E kneoa acid CUT or
srs wi 20 the present all
s9 g ~. slors - -Ne Customer and
% $50 ~ ~ -. az o. prscs
osl& - S-.ssc. ne 80 rre. - viii allow
$500 - !. - 49, Iovrss.1 90 ~ ana have
ia gs4 azs71 All 1890
a ksa ~ sshal-sais r@a - 49,
.s-SA' 0eil Bargains IN Domestic Goods Il vi
= ts pay ant % los fnFop Ga Stock hsEore
~ ~ porxhasiag esewhalss No troghle Q show Goods.
- "a 4. e0HApKER BussIR0, .
80 enSl "a Nc 81 and - Main Street.
0na1aaew yass 1&naAAtxs~ ~ e I'm bo14ss
~ 4 EwRnmnR AmHmmnaelM~~Gna 4nns N sHaa1k 1ha1s
- $3.50 4ssp leFsa qmaasSws @nd aHss 4easa "a Easdi-
e-At-- = - ~ 4F.-sr- EzMNgkWD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

X. uAszs-yVsT OPENED AID FOB SALEM
~ qu2nkikies TO snis, at
iyss- SO lscaAPKzR BUssISG's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
fCsating and Pants Linens

: Vvot.4S A14 = @nsa AAA91s'
x GASES ASSORTED KINDS AND PBTCks
" Of Gdnan Dacka and Ceesinss, jass oPsassi AZ
tst - .gziS lso1EaAlR l Kxs . sVAAh Ao's1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

Muu 2Fs "a 81
ellie aGe ra44e
at siiEE E1zs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
sUNDRIEs.

FREsH GROUND COIN HEAL.-as
Il IGLKHART BIOS.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-01
Rally, Boys, Rally!

Are you organizing Is there single Democrat
ie Club n this county? Wake up! This is no time
for slumbeT Now is the time TO labor. "M axe
your calling and election sure,'' while sit is yet
called to-day" for ''the night eoneta when no
man can work." Oh ye, Of Little faith! arouse
from your lethargy Gird on your ancisnt aymor
and go tOr!h 10 DO battle for the Right. In other
words, roll up your sleeves and pitch in for Democ
rlcy Every school district ought 70 nave lis Dem
ocratc club Vigilance committees ara other ae-
tive Democrats should at take steps tcwlr!
organizing their several neighboi aoo1s. People
nay say, %Oh county ticket viii lie elected
sny howl" Be. we no! lighting merely for
county tickets. oar JattIs is for great py.sapss
Fh,ts men shall ,a2s Amasrieaa and III Freedom
gf the White people Of this 'rg, usRrPsd
BY ths Var Department, must h rss!o'e2. Every
vote polIed fer the Democratic ticket viii be Il
eO~ struck in favor Of these principles. Rally,
lhea, and do your work thoroughly
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-01

DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETiNC.
Rally for the White Mans Government |!

The Democrats, ard oil other citizens Of Bedford
county, in favor OF re- inststIng the communities
lately in revolt, as members o4 the Union without
any condition except obedience 10 ire Constitution
spd Laws OF the Republic, ell who are opposed 10
Negro Suffrage aud in favor Of retaining the word
WHITE In the Constitution of Pennsylvania all
who in favor Of doing "stice 10 the white sol
der and opposed 10 ais lisp sgoneut by fusoce
isadations OF the black his superior, all who are
10 favor Of retTenchmeBt in the expenses Of the
government, in oIder that tas bBrtben Of taxation
nay bs ligh;ened, and all who yet believe "a those
inREenabie rights of man, Liberty of Conscience
sRd Freedorno oi Speech. and who would have the
people of this country, free, united and blest with
the fruits OF lasting peace, requested % eseer-
bic in the Court House MONDAY EVENING,
SEPFEMB Der !, for tie purpose OF giving expres-
sioo % theiI views and furthefing the
OF the principles which they maintain. A cordial
invitation is extended t2 al soldiers and citizens,
who are in favor Of sustaining, CT who are willing
10 ss:en 10 the presentation of conservative doc
u!fe. Rally, Freemen, Rally
=. KERR.
Chm. Dem. Co Com.
aoa. A. J. COLBORN, OF Somerset, and other
distinguished strangers, viii address the meeting.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-01
CAUTION FROM THE
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engraved on the inside nI.ts.
The TU,rp has the name
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All Tho ab,ye s,.,s, b,v. n. o,rne a,,e,;.,o
Watch Co sr,pted On The dial and ara warranted io
every respset.
The FouErH has the name
OWN. ELLERY, Boston, Mass" enqrayed g.
tbe inside nj f. and is not ,,arcod oc tba Jis1
Ai;,.a aboye dcs,-;bed Xa,oba. a4ooev. -.
,i.,,, sizes and a.. ,ts N so,d 1r iysr essss
may be reG1ired.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-01

ExTREAEs WILL MEET.--We are again pleas
antly surprised in finding ourself agreeing with
he Inquirer. The following from our neigh
boris issne of last week win explain 10 some
oi our subscribers the reason why they OCCASION
ally don't receive their papers, though we think
the fling at the Huntingdon AID Broad Top
Railroad in this connection, is uucalled for:
MAIL ARRANGEMENrs.-We are informed, a.
gam, fos the twentieth lime. that the iNQUIRER
did not reach PattonSviile and New Enterprise
on Friday. What good reason is there for this?
Oar papers are regularly mailed at the Bedford
Office on Thursday evening Of each week. We
have cnly failed en- one occasion. And yet ev-
erg week, or every other week at farthest, we
are cursed by everybody that takes ocr paper
on route No. 1850 for lis rcn-dsiive.y The
citizens on this rosie have petitioned, prayed
sad begged the Department. tune and again.
ve are told. lor daily mai bat 10 nc purpose
0ue half the time tLe 9ai bag is unable 70
contain the matter, ard tGe bulky part Of i!
which Is gereraiiy our Pepcrs, IS left out Had
the Department changed tie day Of running
from Friday to Saturday the evil would have
been, to some extent, aYerted. Buttlas Is not
the Only QiHlCuitY U iIiCh fe nave 10 complain.
Our papers mailed to Six Mile Eup, Which
ought to reach aa. pc!nt III Eve hours after
lea wing this place, reach tfere and other points
rear the Broad Top Railroad, threc, four and
FIVE days after publication. This is attributed
20 the fact tiat there asa on!y about half enough
mail bags he Railroad. If tbe mail ar
rangemen:s were exclusively under the control
Of that great and powerful institution last nam
ed, we would not be surprised at it, however,
we think that Uncle Sam should manifest lit
tie better management. Again, in London le7-
ry township, for distance of twenty miles
the people are compelled to forego the benefits
Of the postal saytem, and ''the why and the
wherefore no one understands 2 If the Post
Office Department cannot, or will not, remedy
these evils, we hope some enterprising citizens
will undertake 70 deliver the mails, regularly,
for what they can make ont Of The matter
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-01
4 GOOD r9IvEewrnr-wrr

The undersigned offers his 'wo valuable fa-riJ Tor
sale, situated Bedford township, Bedford county,
adjoining William Chenoweth ana Others. about o1e
mile from Bedford, near the ,nrnpkc and six miles
from Mount Dallas Station. The Inprovemects on
No. /, are
Goob no USE AND 4 LARGE BAuK Barn,
Two Wagon SGeds, TIVE Cora Cribs, Spring Rouse,
and other out-buildinsa, Two apple orchards with
other fruit uees; small run passes the house and
barn, that large meadow can De watsred there
from there is 200 acres N this tract about 50 of
which are cleared, It's balance we'll tirtcrad, and
plenty of iron Oie, running water u house and barn
No. 2, contains sbor, 246 acres. the improvements
ere
.Ne;o Frame House end fe,o FTdrsg Bank Barn,
young apple orchard, and old orchard on the
Lime Stone Ridge, in fui bearing. There is a6out
$50 cleared ard the balance is veil timbered
md plenty Of Iron Ore For further particulars al
dress
CHARLEs COLFRLr,
Bedford, Pa.
RF'rarE'r-so1 ! = Jss ss.x MAss' pedfora.
August 25-tf
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-01
NEW GRISlI MILL
Il .ND LIME S 10 Ne T Il R Il
r = = 9 a
Sksrif's Ohcp Bedford,
Septem Der /, 1865.

The undersigned oH-rs his rev gs.st mill IL Bed
ford township for sale, together with l3& acres CT
limestone land.
The NIL contains two psigs bntrs AMI one pair of
choppiue stones Ct hr't rate quality, ".ta al! the
modem improvements OF Mills for n1srcEeut ead
country work Tie land IS we'll improved and IN
good state of cultivation with farm roUse and FarR.
aliii house, ha,n S:c., herson erected. lAis p.ap-
erty lies aboat Ave niles fsom 8ed.3ii, in tie hearE
c. the Clutch Corner" " with apne7oGs good roads
to the mil and !rou ths mil 70 saiogd and .aA'tec-
nsinus OF the Bedford Rail E3d4
ne stream Y IN supplies ae mill is from! springs
OF the le ghnornood and from tae mountain, which,
10 general. atords SUFFICIENT ev power the whole
year. The uil is entirely rew' and is very desi-
rabe property and viii be sold oa reasonable terms.
For particulars apply 10 the Undersigned OF 10 o.
!. Shannon, Gf Bedford, Pa
The undersigned viii also gsU his tract OF land !,
known the ''feight saw mill tract," containing
l03 acres, sboht rs acres cleared. This isaso ne-
stone land, with house, mill, bic, &c, there
on erected. Il is Cove Greek. The water pow
er is regular and nexhaustibis. Il lies in Frend's
Cove, seven miles from Bedford and six miles from
the terminus Of the Bedford Rail Road.
JONATHAN 5OWSER.
EuuySt - IEG5-Hnr
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-01
EU@E,EC SIZE

OF F,fLG.fBLE REAL EST.3TE
The undersigned offers his farm for sale in East
Providence township, 10 be sold al public ssis on
tie premises, on
SATURDAY, 3otk S TEMBER, Hsz,,
al one O'Clock. II contains $50 acres of red shaia
land, Of good quality, and in good state Of cul
tyation. About 100 acres ere cleared ard under
ience--the balance js we'll tInbered. Tie improve
ments are good Log-Frame Dwelling House, Frame
arm, ard convenient oat-ouldIpgs.
The property lies within taif mile Of the turn
pike and close 70 tie roGte Of the Southern Penn
syivania Rail Road. Taete is an orchard oE choice
iruit The farm, and every field except three Is
watered with never falling streams.
The property viii De sold low Oh terms of one
third in nsa3, and balancs in two equal annual pay
Eseats. The awuer has determined on going to the
west. which Is his for selling.
Address the undersigned at Rayshill P. O., Bed
ford county. Pa, or Joseph W. Tate, ESQ, Bedford,
or John c. Black, Bloody RHn.
JOHN FILLER
4ugast ~ fpe<
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-01
GLORIOUS NEWS
Pictures at old Prices |
To The Citizens Of Bedford CQ1aty !:

To The TlIl2enS Of Bedford Co1Gty:
The undersigned has just received large et of
CASES, FRAMES, &c, &C,
FOR pictures, By which he is enabled to reduce the
price IS per cent loss than any ether place in Bed
fofd county. Persons desiring
Cheap Pictures and q Perfect LikareSs
ct themselves, will save racney By stopping at
Gestys' EDhOtogra piaiC Gallery,
OPPOSITE TIE WASHINGTON EorkL.
Ig~Call act examine before gong elsewhere.
Remember that GErTYe i t-a drst rnap " no made
Ambrotypss, lFerrotypes, Meainotypes, &c, &C.,
in E-afo;d county.
Remsnber that Gsttys is the first man who made
Photographs III Bedford COUNTY Remember the
place G5-Opposite the Washington Hetsl.
August 95-3t. r.. GETTTS.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-01

How ARE YoU, DEFAULrER in an articl.
on the county faanc es, in the Eaguacr, Of last
week, eccurs the foiiowing:
Part Of the debt originated becarse 700 much
indulgence was allowed 30 collectors"
'Paft Of the debt may have originated by the
appointment Of incompetent, or n soma cases
d'sEonest, collectors"
ladecs3 by the temper 81 Ills article 70 III:
el!7e into the accounts Of old collectors, the
Attorney for the Commissioners, found upon the
lreasurer's books, balance in faycT Of the
county, and against J r. DURBORROW, TIE
writer Of the above sentences, who was Coec-
'0r tor Middle Woodberry tp., for 1852, Of
1HREE HUNDRED and SIXTY one D3LLtQs and
SIXTY SIX CENTS Why, the fellow mas: have
CeeR looking in Fl glass; when he wrote those
words, SO well did he delineate the character ci
me quondam collector Of MiddIs Woodberry
township, when he spoke Of those vino are ei-
'AeF incompetent, or dishonest" 4 small
wit OF Sc7re Facias has probably, by this time,
convinced him that he was painting his own por-
"ai' when he wrote the above quoted para
graphs Pay up, Joseph Il won't dc to- 81
eD''oT OF the organ of the incoTupii5le Aboli-
A'0 party, TO To written dcwn By lis cgn pen,
- 40 incompetent, 0s. dishonest ofie.sl
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-01
August IL 1855
LuABlE FARM FOR SAlE

The undersigned will offer io9 sale, on WEnN ES-
DAY, September 20, 1885, his valuable farm, sitn.
ate in East ProYi3eace township, Bedford county.
one nile from :he Juniat" Crossings. adjoining lanes
Of William Morgsrt, William Naetstone and 9th.
ers, containing two hundred scges and allowance.
One haudred acres cleared, twenty of sh;sa ars
1eado@, ali 10 good state of cultivation, the b2l-
ance IS well tf2tered and well watered iour Eevet
failing springs flowing the house. There are
on the farm good Two Story Log House, well fn-
ished, double Log BaEn VITA gysparies attacked,
Wash House, Spring House ard all other necessary
out-ouildings thereon erected. Also, variety ot
fruit trees OF different kiads.
Gg- There is prospect OF Grist Mill being
erected within one-fourth OF mile of the house.
ny Any person desiring information with regard
TO the above farm, are referred ogoseph w. Tate,
Bedford. or D A. 7. Black, Rays hll. who can give
full description of the property. Terms reasona-
bls' Possession given in ter days after sale.
WILLIAM AZ. RfTCHFY.
Ksrrst II. f965
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-01

i GR2Ar MIsTARE,-Ihe greatest mistake a
man can make, is 10 move from one place to
another "A. rolling stone galhers no moss"
Many persons get What Is called lie ''iYcsteru
Fever leave comfortable homes here 20 risk
the;r lives IN a new and generally unhealthy
climate, aud either descend to early graves, Or
realize :iat the Western Paradise is after all
not what their fancy pa;"ted Il, Oar ad,iccis,
b content. It's always best to 'ilat we'll enough
aone" lie that cahnot, with ordinary luck,
I've comfortably in Pennsylvania, vail Eot be
able to do 30 airy where else. Industry, sobri-
ely End Intelligence make fortunes here, just as
'aPidly az they do in the West, Of any "here
slse
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stray Cattle.

st-sYed away from the subscriber about tbe sta Of
Aagust, TIE following described cattle: One Black
Cow about years cid, one geu aeirsT st veArs sd.
one BEiad.e Bill q years Old, . reward Of ssoa
.ln oe Pad % ans person 47ao will feturn them TO
"'e y give 'aioi n1uo3 Where they may be found.
4. G. ALLEN, Mt. Dallas
Station, nils above Bloody RGr,
Aug-E.. z5-3t' Redfo.d eosn,v, Pc,
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Clergyman, while residing in Soarh America
rs t23Esicn4Ty, discovered safe and simple rem
sdy for he cure Of Nervous Weakness, EaliV Decay,
Diseases of the Urinary and Serainal Organs, and
tue wao'e train Of disorders brought on by banefIl
aud vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured By this noble remedy. Prompted BY ?
desire 70 becoft the afflicted ana unfortunate will
send she recipe for preparing ana using this Haedi-
cine, IL sseaIed envelope to anY one who needs L,
FEEc or CHAPGE.
Please enclose post paid envclops, addreszed e
yourse!t. Add.ess, JOSEPH /. INNAN,
Stalien \, Bible House,
Eeb@aary 10, lS65--1y New Eork.