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EXECETORS, NOTICE.

Letters testameataEy on the estate of JOSEPH
Rewitt, late of Napier township, deceased, having
been granted TO the subscribers, I'LL persons Hdebt
ed 70 said estate are hereby notified 10 make inme-
date payment, ard those having claims against The
sune will present them pTcpariY auI hentcated fer
settlement. THOMAS Mccoy,
JAMES ALLISON,
February 10, 1861 Executors.
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FASHION PLATES

Having made special arrangements With Mms
pEBogEsT, 47J Br0Eiway. New York, for contriba-
tinus to sur !'a Mon Department, We cali the atteu
.ion oc th= Ladies 10 ihs same, and coHmeEd ou'
Monthly 10 th~il norice. az containing more infor-
tnaiiau in regard 20 Dress and he Toilet th4n any
ohsr Magazine published
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CELEBRATED HORSE AND CATTLE
P0 w DERS.

THESE rowiars have proved after .ial Of
several years, to be superior 10 any prep
araiion Of the kind 10 u.s.. The chief saperi.
ority of these poN JrrS arises fTon the fact
that they are composed ci n msdicines that have
Laxative, Tonic and Purifying prepsr'les.-
The laxative ELECTS erudit:es from the stomach
land tutestiaes, he tonic gives strength 10 the -
ecsysten Of the Horse, and the purifyp. medi- =
@9cines contained in them cleanse the blood. and 6
= ay the foundation for vigorous and healthy 2:
S<cirCuiation. The use OF them Improves The
wind, stren gtheus the appetite and gives tho
horse fire, smooth and glossy ssin--thus iu-
proving The appearance, vlgoI and spiri, OF
this noble animal.
These powders are not intended, as most
powders are. to bloat the animal, so az to give
him the appearance OF being f4t when not re-
ally so-5uI, 70 remove the disease and pro-
mate his general health.
These powders viii strengthen tie ston-
ach and IHtesti6es, cleanse them from often
siye matter, add bring them TO healthy
STATE. They are sure prevention oil Lung
Fever, and a certain remedy for ali disease.
incident TO the Horse, Gianders, Yellow
Water, Distemrers, Founder, Heaves, Siay-
ering, Coughs, Fevers, Less Of Appetite, Gnd
Vital Energy, &c.-These Powders, if used
two or three times week, through tne win
ter and spring, your horse wi Il never get the >-
= Lung Fever, Col!c OF Bolts. A few doses of 3
- these powders will remove the worst cough, -
~ on ahJ horse. We're owners of horses TO =
- iced lsE Of these powders every year, they :
: might save tae lives Of many valuable horses, =
T6iLCH COWS.
The ri,psrties this powder possesses in iaS
creasing the quantity of milk IN cows, gives
1t an Importance and value which should
place it III be haads OF every person keep.
ing cew. In fattening cattle, it gives them
an appetite, loosens their hide, and makes
them thrive much faster. er
HO GS. 6
= In all Diseases Of swine, as coughs, ulcers e
e IN the lungs and liver, &C., by putting from e
- half paper TO paper of these powders in "a
q barrel of swiii, the above diseases can be
cured or entirely prevented. BY using thess
powders the hog cholera can he prevented,
Prepared by 6. A. FOUTZ,
Westminster, Nd.
% For sale at the Drug Stores OF Reacoel
sn4 HarsY, EsdEo.a. Pa. Dec. 3s-Iy
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!. HATES Of d0uegiisino.
PdHe Insertion,
"a Iiagarflnns

mn assertions, ~
V'osIitonal insertion ~
fof a number Of yera ss oe SO 90
parts Of Pennsylvania. a. gG oo ID 90
known, acquired an rnpFesedeh.4Q 90 90 90
for eariag the sa.:ous diseases for 40 40 co
recomms nded. so 90
So apparen' is its fitness, a8d so reulapa 90.
able has been its cares, that il is fast super-F,a
ceding evetY other remedy for those disea;=s.
The afflicted en- rely opon Il doing as maea
for them, ani IN many cases more thal any
other remedy noy before the pabiic.
II is recommended Nnd prescribed n tbs
practice OF large number OF toe most laiel- CAii-
,igent and able physicians % Maryland. ii Srf5'
Is used ami considered an Indis ispensabe Ao4se7
a0ld remedy by large portion Of the 1rsf
families OF the State.
II is used BY aiI classes Of society. and the
universal oPinioa is that 1t is goo,. TAis
Syrup Is PRrsfg YsgstaJis C0mYo4a2 II is NJ
pleasant 10 take, end never doss injury. Bat
on ing 10 its purifying qualities, aust do good
under any circumstances. It's effects are tro-
ly wonderful, soothing, calming; and aayiitg cAsi4
the most violent coughs purjf 3iae sirength-
enIng ard insigorat.ug the wao'e system,
Gaining and soothing the nerves; aiding and
facilitating expecloTati0n, and healing the ass3
DISEASED LUNGS,
t60s striking al the root Of disease, and drI-
wing il from the system.
GROUP. die Of
breathing, shli waistIing or y h ezug, mack
ing cough and threatened suFocatian. t<c. II
mostly occurs n young children. no ch:ld e.osY
need die cf cTouf il this syrup is properly
used and used III time, Mothers having cfsupy
children should watch tte first show of the
disease, ami always keep this remedy hand II shts
For coughs after measles this syrup IS mo=t
excellent. Experience has proven ;hat il IS
equaled = 10 other preparation.
The price Of tae renefy IS such as TO place .yr45
il within the reaeh CT eIl, tae poor as well as
the rich, aud every person should have it.
Every person shnuid haye It in ;he house.
II IS true ard faithful friend 10 ali vhc val 4
health ami w ish TO secure themselves d.
gaInst that most terrible disease, c0nsump-
Uon. II wiit be found the most usetul as we'll 4.
the cheapest family medicine N he world xs4g
K oas been used ios the last folr years With
d success without parallel.
Price 40 c:s. per Do.te, or three bottles fer
$l.00. PfePsred by s. A. Foulz :, Bro, IN
For sale by Il. & Reame1 and B. F. Harry
Druggists, Bedford, Pa.
December 25, I664-iy. ffrns:.
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SUE C8lBE now!

Nov is the tins 10 subscribe aud have voHr VOL
uire complete .or 1865. W. will furnish back MIA
hers TO such dc not subscribe 10 ff- fer TIE Jan
nary or February number. But 30 be sure and get
them without delay, seat in ycug ptous oar-
iy. Our Subscription p.ice is
FIVE D0LLf2S f YER,
Payable IN advance. Upon the recoip; of which our
receIp:, .og The ssma, "ili oe sent 10 return.
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I turnpike EI8cfion.

An election for five Managers of the Chambers
burg and Bedford Turnpike Road Company, TO serve
for the enanng wear, VIII be held at the public house
of 5. s. Hayes, IN McConneilsburg, on Monday, The
9Th day of March, al o'clock, P. ".
T. B. KENNEDY, Pres't.
Feb II, 1865.
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TZ's MIXTURE.

THE s s'fs and reijabl' remedy for the cute Of
! rheumatism, Painiu! Nervous Affections,
SPANS, Burns, Swel.ngs and III diseases re-
EEST qolri0s ri external application on man.
On horses II VIII never f48 70 cure poir-
evil, Fistula, old running sores, OF Sweeney,
LiNI- il properly applied. For spraips, bruises,
MGNr Scratches, crooted hoofs, chafss, saddles or
collar gail, cuts CT wounds, II is an infe.libls
FoR remedy. Try it and be convinced of IT'S fl~
cacy.
EUEIhTIsF5,
NAN PeT,ons afflicted with this disease 10 mat
ter c: bow loag standing, caa b. promptly
aud +tiectnaliy cured h using This Mixture.
AND Taers is nothing in tAe world so sure and
gon3 10 take away hart corns ana cure
BEAST Frost Bites as this preparation. Try it and
satisfy yourselves, Price rs and 50 cents
How per bo;t'e, Prepared hv
s. \. F0UrZ, Bsi.irnore, Md
~ Use. G5~For sale At the drug stores of Relmer
ard Harry, Bedford, Pa [Dsc. 20, '64-ly
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A CARD 10 iNEAIiDS.

Clergy man, while residing in South America
missionary, discovered s-fe ard simple REM
edy for the Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole Train OF disorders brought by baneful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured BY tins noble remedy. Prompted by
desire 10 benefit The afflicted and unfortunate, will
send the recipe for PREPARING and using this nedi-
cine, n sealed enyeicps, to any who needs il,
FAKE OF CHARGE.
Please enc .ose postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address, JOSEPH 7. iNMAN,
Station Il, Bible House,
February 10, f955-1y New York.
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# is entirety VegslabIe---psrfseuy safs

And has never 5een known 10 fail to expeI worms.
where worms existed. The Proprietors boldly as.
se7t bat AZ Is superior 10 aRy oner preparation in
the world.
- Ask fOr SHRiNFR'S INDIAN VERMIFCGEt
and take no ether. Gg~Pricr IS cents per bottle
'.'prepaTsd ! y S. a. Foutz K Bro, and for sale
at tae dug stoTes oi RPamer and Harry, t}rdford,
Pa. December 23, lS6t-1y.
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EriToE:AL DRAWER

,gi aboaad wi;5 selectoas of VII, Original Stories
Comic SH t.hss, agd iignt Llte atare eniIed rom
garneTed store house IF fun, llct and nc}dfi,
eriyfllug interesting ugat reading matter for tie
Palior and the ire-s.de.
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REDDTNG'S RUSSIA SALYE

REDDINGS RUSSIA SALvE
Heals Old Sores.
REDDTNG'S 5 RUSSIA SALFE
Cures Rurns, Scalds Cuts.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Woands. Rrrises, Sprains.
REDDING+S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Soils, Ulcers, Cancers.
REDDTNG'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Salt Rheum Piles, Eryspeiss.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Ringworm, Corns, &C., &c.
40 Famjty should be without IT,
ONLY 25 cents a box
FOR SALE
J. p. DINSMORE. No. 491 Broadway, New York.
S. W fOWLE I. CO., No. Is TTem ont ST., Soston
Ard by all EraGsists and CcuGtry SiorekespsTs,
May 13. lSG4-eewly.
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NEVg CARPETlNG.

large supply oi LIST ard al WOOL CaPcting-
Also-Fioor Oil lio;hs, aii ~ ldtbs, al
Det.2 lser. CfAMER * cos.
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COMIC STaATIcNS

This Department OF ta~ Monthly dn ies ;ae ia
Z. .edlat~ Supervision Of HcLEsA>, tie czi=brat=d
Comic De5neator, viii be found always IicA II Wit,
AaEr.E.eut, ana appropriate Da.lgn
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+ IS we'll known 70 the medical profession that
iE9N is he Vital Prime pie OF life Element OF the
cod. This is derived chiefly fton the food we
eat bu' il he food is not properly digesiso, Or f,
fran aoy traatersr, the necessary quantity a
iron is not taken luJo jhe circulation, or becomes
reduced, the whole system suffers. The bad blood
Will irrtste the heart, viii clog up he lungs, Will
stupsly the brain, vii ohstluct the liver, aud will
senj It's disease producing eifmrnTs all pats of
The system, and every one WI! suffer ia whatever
oTgan may be predisYas-d to disease.
The great value Of
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EXErITTOR,S NOTICE.

Letters tesiamehgary the estate of Michael
Fetter, late Of Bedford township, deceased having
been granted to the subscriber, all persons indebted
TO said estate hereby notified to make immedix
ale payment, AMI those having claims against the
same viii! present them properly authenticated for
settlement. J. ". 1OMLlNSON,
FEBRUARY 10. 1S65-6t Executor.
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Notes Of sli the dsno,Dioatio named viii De
promptly furnished upon receiP; Of subscriptions.
ThIsls
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+, S. 7-3J LOAN.

D, .-t.otity Of The Secretary Of TIE Treasury,
-. snd.r.igned kas assumed the General sabsCIiP-
,rsrcv for lie sale OF United States Treasury
yo,s.. bearing seven sud three tenihs PsF cent. IN
..-ss,. per auuum, known as the
SEVEN-Tt4iRTY LOAN.
Ts,,s Notes are issued under date Of August l5t
1904. and are payable three years from tbat time
- currency, oI are coGyeEtib.s at the option Of The
kn!ter inte
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TT - - - - ~ F'-.tT'c y = III
ii iouch haodsnner style than formerly. Il IS new
prepared with the greatest care d uniform strength
&th PIaia directions, 80 that ary one aGminis-
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sEVEN-THlRTY LOAN
II. 9. $40 Six per cent.
mn o-BEARTWG BONDS.

rssse bonds are no'e worth premium Of nine per
cent, including gold interest FROM Nov, which
sskss the actual profit the 73o loan, at current
rates, inrgairg interest, about ten per cent. per
,rnuu, besides its er'npfo" from Stale aaR H'eHi-
.;,sl tsratos, rrteh a4ls oa, to three per eeut.
s.,rs, according 20 the rate levied other property.
The interest is payable semr annuity by coupons
attached ts each note, which may b cut of ard
rold TO any bank CT banker.
Tss inIersst amounts 10
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The l1opewsn Oil Company.

Notice is hereby given that the books o, subsclp-
ton to TIE STOCK Of The Hupews!l oil Company
viii be closed on the 18th day OF FEBRUARY next.
Agents requested 10 make report Of all sales
Immediately after said day. By ordet Of the Board
OF Directors.
). SIMPSON AFRICA, Treasurer.
February 3 lS6J
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CogETTNG-E0U5E,

and costing bot FIVE DOLLARS, which in years
to cone car not be pGgchz.=d ioF any price. Our
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AND
TERRITORIES
OF TIE
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With descriptive views and reading Tatter, az
fording the most reliable and compre hens:ve meai-
un IN existence Ior full informal ;0u Ia regard 70
California. Oregon, Nev4da, and their c0atlg gaoCS
aud auIfsroas teIIitories. The information give
in regard 10 tie Pac,hc sra,es, alone, IS worth ter
times the subscription price of our Magazine. he
Twelve ranIb-Is > yeas subscription: when neatly
bound, aiTordng tso splendid volumes, suitable 10.
the
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Sa8lSEa's ISDiAy VgaMlFreg.

}ClNCE the introduction Of this beautiful orenara-
ton, II mas been stea lily Advancing iafo pahlc IA
vcF. is astonishing efficacy in sx2ri!ing worms
has wen for il many friends wherever known and
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=, z - p I1Isr %
Sit IS FIST beiae
! every family ia
demand for It is
: mense To make
worthy she pref
: shown il, the
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EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

LALCJ UItc7 NUI Tue.
Letters testamentary OF The estate of John Sni-
der, late Of luake Spring township deceased, nave
bcsu granted by the Register Of Bedford county to
Jacob Snlter, Of South Woodberry township. and
Samuel Sn4er and Jacob Stuckey, of Middle Wood
berry toErsljP. all persons having claims oF de-
maids against said estate notified to make kaown
tie same 70 said executors without delay, and all
pet>s iatFbied to said estate notified MAKE
Iuutdlat ayment.
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Is SrEcIrIc for all diseases originating in BAT
STATE OF THE BLODD, OF accompanied by De
Jiit;Y or a Lar St4fe Of tie syg.el.
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SAMUEL $NitER.
JACOB STUIkEY.
February II, lS55-6ts Executors,
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others, 50 laat
introduced into
tie land. TIE =
% coJtlHg I'm j
Il still more
er~ace already =
E-z--.-.-...r, - u
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soon Eas ourspresent status was definite.
ay aseertainsditfe Governor woaId make
another effort to convene the Jlegisla.
t''res probably at Columbia. If this
should take place, we cannot imagine
how the,rnembers will be accommodated
with food and shelter I'M that upfottu,
nate city. 'srs..-.' so,.,.y.se,.>,s
,!om members represent thst'sthey'
were entertained By the citizens Of
Greenyille, in a1style oe aelegaut and
bountiful hospitalityy3aS aSy
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.Attempted snlpid6.

a oolored man answering to the name
of Stephen, and belonging 10 Mr., Jorx
CREMER, attempted to commit suicide
on Tuesday afternoon last by Jumping
into an old well. Fortunately for the
boy, thongh'the we'll is about sixty feet
deep, he sustained no, vital injury by his
lofty jump. A MINDLESS and rope being
procured he was got out Of the well, and
may pecover.
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The Yankees i'm spartahburg.

a force OF Yankees under Gen, PAL,
iAER, of Pa. were in the upper part Of
,Spartanburg on Saturday last Where
they captured some soldiers and officers
who were in that neighborhood.R Y An.
other force under SToNEMAS was stated
TO be on the east side OF Broad River
These parties had not BEEN advised Of
the renewal Of the armistice, if such be
the fact. A--
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The Surrender.

We publish in another column the
official orders Of Gems. JOHNSTON and
SHERMAS, in reference to the surrender
of the country east oflthe Chattahoochie,
embracing the States Of North, and
South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama.
r'As will be seen BY the order of Gen.
SHERMAN all'are requested to remain in
the peacefal pursuits of life. No forag.
ing or aolestation to. the citizen, is al,
lowed. = The order gives good deal of
encouragement to- the. citizen, assuring
hin, of his safety &c. For further par.
ticpats werefer dne reader to the orders.
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North Carolina.

The Federal General ScHorJsD, says
the Columbia Rheasr, commands the
Department of North Carolina. Gen
Terry has been appointed Military Gov.
ernor, and las issued a proclamation
emancipating the Slaves in that State
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Strange Weather,

Forithe past day. or two it has been
alternately warm and cool. The morn.
ings now are decidedly cold. Some
strange phenomenon of the atmosphere.
We have lad fine rains for garden pur.
poses. nrt,g,..
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From Trans. Mississippi,

BY way Of the North says the An.
gusta Chronicle & Se1ti,tel of the 3Oth
ult, we have news from the Trans. Mis-,
s:ssippi Department to the effect that
KIRBY SAITH proposes the surrender of
the Confederate army west of the Missis.
sippis The Northern papers also state
that Texas will soon be restored to the
Unioa!sSe'tif2.j'l 9os "6wy pas
g'8wsIiG IS 5a-Ss-S- .---.ly- y;iir "a Il {
The Extra Session Of the Legislature.
We are informed That the General
Assembly Of this State failedto convene
in extra Session III, tFie 25th ,ilt., in ac.
cordenoe with the proclamation of The
Governorafor want ofa qporum.i Fi'sos
Only thirteon Senatess end ssrty;three
Representatives were present. twenty
four Of the former and sixty.thres Of the
latter being necessary to constitute i
quorum for business, tAllIthe Repre-.
sentatives from Fairfield were present.
The Presentatives present BY "a
vote of stwentysthree to seventeen. re.
fused 70 send for absent members, when
those present returned IL, their homes,
Thisssfgsal was based upon the present
difficulties of procuring, transportation,
and, besides, al reluctance tolegislate,
Wills, syentsof the ilast Importance We're
in progress, Of @hiohthe State authori,.
ties had no reliable information. "a
II was generally understood that as
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, Late Papers and News.

Any Misunderstanding papers or arri.
wing WITH papers or news, fromany places
not now in full connection by, mail, will
oblige us specially by reporting to the
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Acknowledgement.

We return our thanks to Mr. p. A.,
AvuLns for late copies ofthe Augusta
papers and also fora copy ofthe Co!um.
eia paper. -
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The Committee.

Theladies comprising the Committee
for preparing food for the soldiers, for
Thursday and Friday, are as follows;
,"''N'F' +" m9 THURsDAY: " ~ N@.}
Mrs. Esleston, Mrs. Sarah Clarke,
Mrs. Robt Boylston, Mrs. Naylor, Mrs.
Q. Woodward, Mrs. DR.. Buchanan. r.,
,r,s' ~. FRIDAY: .ot nHa, 2,t
Mrs. Bacot, Mrs. Dr., Horlbeck, Mrs.
Or. Robertson Mrs. ForaB Mrs. Por,
cher, Mrs. McCreight. 'tH stgr ~y',syo.
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