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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19
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DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY.
lclsr oF n YEARS STANDING CURED |

From Aasiss Jerea No. Is Apn Piace, Bost9n.
Il have suffered, and sometimes severely, lor -
vesrs from dyspepsia commenced taking the
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ID. In the course Of three q four weeks Was en-
tjreiy relieved from INV suiierings, and have enloy
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A pamphlet of 81 pages co tanning eerttheates o
cures ant recommendation from some Of The most
eminent physicians. clergymen, and oihers, besides
much either valuable aud interesting matter sili be
ieai rniE 10 any one sending as teif nAine ana
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eei rich
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must out Of pure necessity, be forever of
with tie old love before they have had
half time 10 be on with the new, aud who
can no nore be constant (aller they have
given their hands, and sseh minute por-
iians Of their hearts as successive voyages
may have left ,bem) than they can fy
over the moon that shines % solemnly up
on their vessels track. Bg, arm digress-
ing from my tale.
The German emigrants RECOMMENDED
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that moonlight night, that quiet sea, that
sad and lovely face, rise up before me, and
| thank Heaven that my conscience, stain
ed through it ma y be by many an error,
can never be like his who worked the sor-
row and wrought the woe that ended in
that ocean grave.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

New YORK, March 13, 1866.
FLOUR, &c.-The Flour market dull
and common grades are l0c. lower
Sales 400 bbls. at So S0(a7 30 for super
fineState; S7(a7 10 for extra State; s. 50
as ~ for choice do; SO 70(o7 - for COM
mon to medium extra Western; IS l5
(qS 50 for common TO good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, and $ So
all 90 for trade brands, the market
closing dull.
GRAIN.-The Wheat market Is dull,
and common grades are Ia 2c. lower.
Sales 800 bush. white Western at 3 go.
Rye is quiet. Barley and Barley Malt
are dull and nominal. The Corn market
is heavy and rather easier. Sales $4,000
bush. at 68(d74c. for unsound, 75(d7Sc.
for sound Mixed Western, both in store
and delivered, and 7Sc. for Southern
Yellow. Oats are duh and declining at
35(0.43 forunSOund Western, j3(a55c. for
sound do, sic. for Canada, sic. for Jer-
sey, and soc. for State.
RICE.-Is dull.
COFFEE.-Is dull and heavy.
SUGAR.-The market is easier, with
sales 500 hhds. Cuba Muscovado 10f(d
I04c.
MOLASSES.- dull and heavy.
HOPS.-Are quiet at 25(d65c. for 1865
crop.
PETROLEUM.-Is dull at 26c. for
crude, and 43(Q45c, for refined in bond.
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THE DEMAND FOR SEWING MA

THE DEMAND FOR SEWING MA
CHINEs.-A few years ago sewing ma
chimes were as scarce in the houses of
our citizens as pianos, and almost as
little understood; but now they are to
be found in almost every we'll regula-
ted household, and thedemand for them
Is steadily on the increase. Take the
" heeler * Wilson machine forinstance,
which is a general fayorite everywhere.
and one is struck with surprise at the
immense demand for them which ey
lists. OF these machines Justly celebra-
ted as embracing all those qualities
which render a sewing machine yalua-
bic, without any of the defects which
are 50 often TO be found in machines of
an inferior quality L., 2,OO0 are now sold
quarterly, the Pittsburg agency Of w.
Sumner Il Co., Fifth street, alone sell
ing from sixty TO seventy every week.
This firm employs fifteen teams in car
rying. on their business, and there is no
village i'll Western Pennsylvania, Eas-
tern Ohio, or Western Virginia, not
reached by their operations. The de
mand for the Wheeler & Wilson ma
chimes is perhaps one of the strongest
proofs of its utility and efficiency. 1t
always gives satisfaction, no matter
what kind Of work it is wanted for,
hence its great popularity. MIR. Car
penter informs Us that he has now at
his Office a large assortment, in every
style Of case, and all warranted, as usu-
al, to give general satisfaction. Those
about buying a machine will do well
to bear this in mind, and give him a
cali beforepurchasing.-P -PUtsb,Tq COM
nelciuL.
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Business NAN WANTED, to repre-
sent the WHEELER d WILSON SEWING
MACHINE, in Bedford county. Liberal
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Tlruos, aa,edicinrs, &c.

-z@1
L.. LEV lo having purchased me
y Drug Store, lately owned BY Mr. II G i kea.
mer takes pleasure in announcing TO the CT izcHs
Of Belforl and vicinity that be has just retuIEed
from the cities with well selected siock Of
DRUGS
MEDICINES
DIE-STUFFS.
PERFUMERY
TOILET ARTICLES,
STA TIONLRY,
coal OH, LAMPS
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BEST BRANDS or ClG(ES,
SMOKING And CHEWING TIBACCp,
FRENCH CONFEC TONS. &c, DC
The stock Of Drugs and Medicines consist Of tie
purest quality and selected with great care.
General assortment OF popular Patent Medicines
The attention Of the Ladies is particular lhyl-
ted TO the oci Of PERFUAERY, TOILET ana FA'Cf
ARTICLES, consisting of the best perfumes Of he
day. Coiognes Soaps, Preparations for the Hair,
Conplexion and Teeth CamrEpr ice for chapped
hands; Teeth and Hair Brushes, Port Monaies, &c
OT Statjoaery. there IS q fDe qsSortne1f;
Billet Note Letter Leaf and Mourning Paper,
EnveIops. Pens Pencils, lux, Blank Deeds, Power
Of Attorneys, Drafting Paper, Marriage Cerlh-
Gates. &c, a.. Also, large quantity Of Books
which will be sod very cbeap.
C0al oil Lam Huge Bu5ner cnu be lighted
without removing the chimuey-all pnuelus and
prices, Glass Lanterns, very neat for burning
Coal Oil Lamp chimpeys of an improved pattern.
Lamp Shades Of beautiful patterns.
IIowe's Family Dye Colnrs, the shades being light
Fawu, Drab Snuff and Dark Brown, List and
Dark Blue Light and Dark Green, Yellow. Pink
Orange, Royal Purple. Scarlet, Maroon, Magenta,
Cherry and Bieck
Humphrey Homeopathic Remedies
Ciggrs ~ test 5rgHaS, smokers can rely on
good eiEar
Rose Sm9fjag To5ccr0,
michigan ami Soiace Fine Ctr.
Notarat Leaf, Ilciyt and Big Piug,
Finest gud pprest Fre7ch C6nfsrtioats.
PURE DOMESTIC VINES,
CoH0stiag Of Gr"ys, BiacI5sry and Ekds55erTy
ron HEDICINAL Use.
Tbe attention Of physicians is invited to lie
STOCK Of DrUcS oUH Nfdicine7. which they csn
purchase at reasonable prices,
Country Merchants orders promptly filed. Goods
put up with Eeatuess aud care and at reasonable
prices.
J 1. LEWIS designs keeping a first class Drug
Store and having OF hand at all times general
assortment Of goods. Being Druggist Of several
years experience, physicians can rely on having
their prescriptions carefully and accurately com
pounded, FEB g. '6J--ti
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Indebtedness of Poor House
$3,5I6 SO

E5-Persons desiring further information in
gard 10 the above reports referred TO the books
Of the Poor House, which are open for any one to
examine
We. the undersigned, Directors of the Poor and
House of Employment Of Bedford county, do GER
tify, that we have examined the above accounts,
statements and reports Of George Widel and Sam
uel Defbaugh, Stewards .f the Poor and House Of
Employment from the lst day of January, 1865,
till the lst day of January, 1866, and find the same
to be correct Witness hands and seals this lst
day Of January, A. d. 1865
HENRY MOSES,
SAMUEL BECkLEY,
d. K. ANDERSON,
Attest Directors.
n u aa.xya dxo.L
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EPISCOPAL SERvICEs.-There will
be the usual services on Sunday next,
at lOI a. m., and b p. m. In the af-
ternO0n, the Rev. Mr.. Barrow will con-
tinue his course of sermons on the Wo-
men of the New Testament. Subject,
THE Woman of Samaria."
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LECTURE.-Rev. Mr.. Barrow deliv-
cred his second lecture on London, 10
a large andattentive audience, on Tues
day night last. On next Tuesday ev-
ening. Rev. II. Heckerman will lecture
in the Court House, on the subject Of
National Sports and Popular Amuse-
mpntS."
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DUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE

DUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.-B, virtue of an order Of
the Orphans Court of BEDFORD county, the under
signed, administrator Of tie estate of John Smith,
late of South mpton township, county aforesaid.
deceased, will sell publ outcrr, upon The prem
ises, on Saturday, the I,htav Of April, A. b 1886
all the following described farm or tract Of land
adjoining lands Of Hugh linn, Jacob Lchty John
Robson and Elisha Smi3, containing lei acres
and % peTches more or is, about 90 acres clear
ed and under fence, and be balance well timber
ed, with good two story log dwelling house and
premises a spring of excellent water and an orch
ard Of choice fruit Saleto commence at 10 clock
of said day when the terms will be made known.
BFNJAAIA MELLOTT,
March l6 '66-ts Admir-.
nISSOLUTION or PARTNER
~ SHIP.-The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the name Of ! B.
Williams Il Brother, Is his day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. All per=oIs owing accounts or notes
to said firm will please ell and settle immediately.
IS in 2 sh rt time they wI oe placed IN other hands
for collection 7. 3. WILLIAMS,
:. D. WILLIAMS.
Bloody Run, March IS. 6.
The undersigned having taken the stand hereto
fore occupied by j. B. v lliams & Brother wishes
to say his friends that he feels grateful for past
fayors and begs q continuance of the same. Bat
viii give notice that be munut sell goods on long
credits, and persons bIying must not leave their
accounts stand over siXHontbs
J.B. WILLIAMS.
Bloody Run, March 5, 66
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as good as the sampIe.-No person is
oDliged to take photograph Family
Record" although he subscribed for it,
unless the copy offered to him is as good
as the sample,
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March O ,Ra-fl
BEDFORD COUNTY. S.

BEDFORD COUNTY. S.
4 T an Orphans Court held at Bed
"A ford, in and for the county Of Bedford, on
the l2jh day of February, 4. D. 1865, before the
Judges Of the sqid Court Onmotiou Of John Now
er ESD, the Court grant Rule on the heirs and
legal representative Of Richard William Jones
late Of South Noodberry township, Bedford conn
Try, decd to wit: William, who tor some time past
bas been in the United States service rs q soldier
and lately ia the hospital at Philadelphia. Jane
Annie NJ, Rebecca, Isabella and Joshua. the four
last named being minors, tWooi them over and twa
under fourteen year- Of age, for whom Joseph
Noble Esq, ], guardian, TO be and appear al an
Orphans Court 10 be held at Bedford. in and for
the county Of Bedford, The 9TH Monday, 50th
day Of April next, to accept or refuse 10 take the
real estate of s1i deceased the vlluariCu which
has been valued and appraised in pursuance of a
Wrir OF Partition OF valuation issued ouJ Of our
said Court aud to the Sheriff Of said caunry di-
rected, or show cause why the same should not be
sold.
- In testimony whereof [ have hereunto set
LIS my hand and the seai of said Court "a,
- Bedford. the 18th day of February, A. D.
1856 0. E SHANNON, Clerk.
March 9 '66-it
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Americans not only do their own
fighting and voting, but their own per-
fuming. Phalon's "Night-Blooming
Cereus" has attained a celebrity never
achieved by any foreign perfumein in this
country, and even Europeans admit that
it excels any of the floral extracts made
abroad. Sold everywhere.
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REBEL COLOBs DEsTRoYED.-When
nature or time has planted the human head such
coiors as rebel against every idea of eomeIiuess
replace them with those glorious and exquisite
black and brown tinges every where deemed the
STANDARDS or BEAUTY
which produced in FIVE minutes without iniur-
ing the fbres or staining the scalp, by CaISTA-
DORO'S HAIR DYE Manufactured byJ. CuIs-
rADoRo, No Astor House, New York Sold by
Druggists Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Feb %, '65-lm
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A UCTIONEERING.-The under
n signed thankful for past favors, offers his
vices to the people OF Cumberland Valley and Lon
donderry townships, to cry sales of real estate,
personal property, &c. He will guarantee salts
faction to all who employ him.
NnT q ;65-6m* JOHN DICkEN.
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Seal Gstate SALES.

DJBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
( REAL ESTATE-By virtue Of an order Of
the Orphans Court Of Bedford county, the under
signed administrator Of Daniel T Miller. late cf
South WoodberrY township in said county dee d.,
will expose 10 sale by public vendue, on he prem
ises, on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of March, A.
ID. 1865. the following described rea! estate, stu
ate in the township aforesaid, viz
l. The mansion farm OF the said deceased con-
taiaing one hundred and two acres. nest measure,
all cleared and under good fences, having thereon
erected two good painted wcather- boarded dwell
ing houses large new bank barn. weatber-board-
ed and painted, with horsep power house end sheep
stable attached with all other out-buildiDgs ne
cessary TO make q farm comfortable and convent
ent. There are upon this property n good orchard
OF choice fruit. and good water at the houses and
barn. The land Is all limestone land and in high
state Of cultivation, and altogether the farm one
OF the most desirable in Morrison Cove. It is
about one mile west Of New Enterprise post Office
2 4 tract q bottom land lying about one mile
from the Mansion place containing thirty three a
cres aaa nine perches neat measure. This tract is
wei tjmbercd with white oak. rock oak. swamp
OAK and hickory timber ard will be sold altozeth-
er, or is pieces 10 suitpurchasers.
g. A tract Of mountain land wing about one
mile from tract No. 9 containing tEirty-sfx acres
an one hundred ard thirty perches, neat meas
ure This tract is also ;imbered, principally with
chestnut Tin her.
TERMS-0ne third of the purchase money to re
main IN tire hands Of the purchaser, lien upon
the land during the lifetime Of the widow, the in-
terest thereon to be pai5 20 her annually. One
third Of The remainder at fbe confirmation Of the
sale, and the balance in two equal annual pay
nent' without interest. The payments to be Sc
cured by Judgment bonds.
sale so commence at 10 O'Clock. o. m, of said
day SAMUEL TEETER.
Feo. l6. 66.-4t Administrator.
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WEEKLY.

A1i an EXTRA copy 70 any club Of TFy.
Any person sending club Of Fifty for the Semi
weekly OF Weekly News will he entitled TO The
Drfg NeErs F,-e f0y osls gear The uGue Of the
Pos.oficc anu State should in all eases be plainly
nritjen. To insure safety in remittauees, money
orders are preferable. A dress
BENJAMIN WOOD
Neir York Nr5ry Baskiiag,
Ig Cuy RaISguars Neag York
March >. IS
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE By trtue of an order Of
the Orphans Court OF Bedfori county, the under
signed administrator Of the esate of John Weimer,
late of Monroe township, ID te county of Bedford,
Pennsylvania deceased. viii sell at public ouycTy,
Epon the premises, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
April, A. d 1866, all the following described tract
Of land, situate in said towna!ip, adjoining lands Of
Anthony Clingerman, Benimin Wills and others,
containing 225 acres more II less, about loo acres
ling house double log barn and other oui-build-
iugs thereon erected THERE'S also a spring Of good
water, and a small orchaTdupon the premises.
sale TO commence at luo'loek Of said day. when
the terms will be made known
LENEN NEINER.
March I6 R6-ts admir-
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FARM AND TAN

. AZ 4. a Dill A1A-Nl IN j. / y y
y merry FOR SALE.-The undersigned offer
for sale. their valuable limestone farm situated in
Bedford township, Bedford county. adjoining lands
Of Philip Zmmers Charles Smith and others
containing 250 acres 200 acres ofWhich are clear
ed and in 3 rich state Of cultivation. baance we'll
timbrred This property lies about miles North
Of Bedford, on DuuniEg Greek. near the Bedford
and Hollidays5urg Turnpike. There are upon the
farm
LARGE BRICK DIV WELLING-HOU Sc.
4 large Bank Barn and ether important buil liugs
There IS also % fine orchard of apple peBch and
other fruit trees upon the premises. The farm IS
divided into iclys otii acres each, enclosed with
post and rail fence. About 50 acres are in mead.
ov. There is an excellent spring of never falling
watercoso 10 the Dwelling House Also. upon the
Southwest corner of the farm. there Is located
4 la G q + IA y \ + r \,
Containing Too watts with all the necessary build
jDEs, the whole yard being under roof The tan
merry is uuw and has been for years. in successful
operation. Twenty-Five acres Of the flrm will be-
sold with the tannery, if the latter be sold senar-
aseiy. Upon these twenty-five acres there are six
tcuen; houses.
FortuTthcr particulars address
T. Il. & \. J. LYONS.
N1r. h II 1Skj Pp1r.,pr,
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