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sept -, 1865 "
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Two,deaths from the cholera were
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PLEASANTNILLE.

Here is where you get your big meet
5g>. Here's where the St. Clair boys
pour out their mighty lcgions. All!
4ler, you should have seen this rally
q the freemen Of Old st. Clair. 1t
ald have done your heart good
4Fgc delegations poured into the town
'm all directions, with flags and ban
S and large wagon, filled with vo-
r. drawn by ever 50 many horses,
.> in the procession. Speeches were
de by Hon. J. Mcdowell Sharpe, and
4er>. The meeting was one of the
@ndcst successes ever known in st.
e4r township. Every body was en-
tlsiastic, and every thing went merry
d marriage bell. The Democratic
BASS Band was in attendance. No list
til" officers Of this meeting.
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SCIIELLSBURG.

>-iil better! Grand and glorious and
ErrlesS was the scene we witnessed at
..8IIsouTg, on Friday last. Such a
'AS of wagons, longer than the one
asy left behind him when he run at
".6crsyiIle, we never saw before!
,.''such crowa of people! And such
Ae'ient feeling and such lively enthu-
@>'". Over 100 wagons were counted
me, the town of Schellsburg having
' almost surrounded by them. a
n. Ne delegation went up from Bedford.
> delegation had among its devices
game cocks standing above dead
'I' and also banner with picture
resident Johnson with the dead
s.,a ,,' Sere's and Gcay, suspended be-
',l' IheJuniata delegation, of which
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DIED.

DILL.-At her residencei in Bedford, on the 18th
ult., Susan Dill, aged 47 years, months and lg
days. The deceased had been for many years n
member Of the NJ. f. church, during which time
she was remarkable tor her religious devotions
Although in humble circumstances, yet she was the
friend alike Of the rich and of the poor, and pos
sessed the confidence and esteem of both. The
children loved her 1t was not unusual to see
them throng around her on the street with the mer-
ry greeting Of ''Aunt SHgali - The closing scene
was a remarkable one Death had no terrors for
the dying saint. Her countenance lighted up with
the joys Of a full salvation, as weeping friends
gathered around to hear the last "gooa 5ye" A
solemn silence reigned throughout the room 1t
seemed as if
Bright angels had from glory come,
To bear the happy spirit home PASTOR.
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STONERSTOWN.

\ very large Democratic meeting
was held at Stonerstown, on Saturday
evening, Sept. p. John Holman was
appointed President; Charles Maloy
and Jacob kensinger, Vice Presidents
and Eli Hoover and Geo. Rhodes, Sec
retaries. The meeting was addressed
byJ.W. Dicllerson, Esq, in very able
speech, after which it adjourned 70 Mrs.
Tricker's hotel, where it was addressed
by Major r. Bruce Petriken, Of Hunt-
ingdon, in a very able, eloquent and ar
gumcntative manner. At the meeting
at Mrs. Tricker's, S. :. Fluck. Esq, act
edas President; G. Maloyas Vice Pres
ident, and Mr.. Woodward as Secretary.
Liberty and SaXton are all right and
will do their whole duty.
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nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by re-
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Wiljiamsburgh, Kings Co, New York.
Jau. 5 6G-iy
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RAINSRURtf.

CoIerainspeaks in thundcrtOnes! The
mass meetingon Monday night last, at
Rainshurg, was the largest and most
ever held there. IN the
early part of the evening delegations,
with banners streaming, andwith beau
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The grandest and most imposing Sc
hes of Mass Meetings ever held in this
unity, were held during the past week
your gallant Democracy. Thesem meet
agS commenced at Mrs. Morgart's, in
Vest Providence township, on Monday,
sept. II. 4 large delegation from Bed
arl, headed by the Democratic Brass
Band, went to this meeting. 1t was
lined on its way by delegations from
loIerain, Snake Spring, and Bloody
Run. The last named delegation had
banner with a portrait Of President
Johnson and underneath it were sus-
mnded two dead ducks, the one labeled
feqry the other Th0d. Herens. An
other feature was an old fashioned game
rooster sitting, proud as monarch, a.
mong the branches Of a hickory. The
enthusiasm was intense and every
hing passed off in fine style. Power
mI and convincing speeches We're made
m Hon. J. Mcdowell Sharpe, and c..
H. Spang and 0. L. Shannon, Esqrs.
We have not been handed list Of the
officers Of this meeting.-In the even
ing an impromptu meeting was organ
lied at Bloody Run, in front of Blacks
Hotel. Able speeches were made by
Hon. J. Mcdowell Sharpe and w. c.
>hltIer, Esq. During the speaking
some roWdies, set on by some Of the pi-
90, Radicals of Bloody Run, undertook
70 break up the meeting, by interrupt
Ing the speaker and throwing stones in
TO the crowd, but some of the gallant
Democratic boys event for" the scoun-
lrels, who beat a hasty retreat. This
meeting wasvery large and was a grand
success Bloody Run will do its duty
q, the polls.
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M1RRIED.

ALLISON-HAMMER.- On the 2jth ult.. ut
the NJ. E. Parsonage in this place. by Rev. A. R.
Miller, Mr.. Joseph Allison and Miss Mary Anan-
da Hammer, both Of Napier township.
HIBNER-D0RGER On the 23d uIt.. at the
Lutheran Parsonage, Bloody Run, by Rev. G. C.
Probst, Mr. Daniel Hibner, of Fulton CO. Pa, to
Miss Hannah Dorger. of Bedford CO
ERSHOT-HIBNER.-A the same time
and place by the same, Mr.. Charles Henderson,
10 Miss Minnie Hibner, both of Fulton CO. Pa.
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MONROE, HOPEWELL, &c.

The Democrats of Monroe and Hope
well townships, recently held meetings
at ClearviIIe. in the former, and at Su-
ter's and Groves, in the latter township.
We have not been furnished with the
names of the officers Of these meetings.
We are informed that they were well
attended. These meetings were adj
dressed by j. w. Dickerson, Esq, and
Hon. John Latta, of Westmoreland. \
large Democratic meeting WAS also held
at Fair Play, Of which we have not been
furnished the proceedings, The Demo
Gratis of Monroe, IIOpewell and Broad
Top, are active and determined, this
time, to poll their full vote. Let them
struggle on in the good fight, few
more days, and the victory will be won.
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Dry Q}oQd5, &G,
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.
a large and complete stock Of
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.

large and complete stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Just received and opened att NJ SIICEMAKEB' 5.
No. ! Anderson's Row-b0Ught just at the right
time
The following comprise few of our goods.
DRY GOODS:
Calicoos, Delaincs, Coburg Cloths, French Mcri-
noes, Alpacas Flanncls, Ginghams, all wool De
lanes. all coloTs, large stock Of bIeached aud un-
beached Muslins, Cloths, Cassimeres Satinetts,
Jeans. Tweeds, &e.. dc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A large assortment of Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Ladies Misses and Children Boots Shoes
and Gaitcrs, all prices and sizes to suit everybody
CLOTHING:
a very large stock Of Men and Boys Coats, Pants
and Vests all sizes, and prices to suit the times
HATS AND CAPS
A complete assortment of all kinds, sizes and
prices
GROCERIES. SPICES, &c.
Coffee, Sugar, Lowering and other syrups, MoIas-
ses, Tea, Rice, Tobacco Spices &c.
LEATHER
A prime article Sole Leather, Calf Skins. Kip and
Upper Leather and Innings.
COTTON CHAINS,
Single and Double, all numbers, cheap.
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE,
Tubs Buckets Br5oms Baskets. &c
Call and see our stock ofGoods and be convinced
that No I Andcrson's Row. is the place to get
bargains J. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
sep. >. 66.
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BOOTS, SHOES. NOTIONS!

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ol'Ahl-N'' 0ASlhl' = hal0 "i All Anus
I'''' III '-' prices 10 SoI' 'h' '''hos.
# Won want = GOOD Cant 90. "a tbc ro.,,I,,or
If Won ,va,,f @5ool r,r r. 90 "a no pa,I..or
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rr 80, ..... ST., 49,. T., 4I7 T,a..,l,..-
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lOOdy Run. HOppweII. WO0dberry. Cen.
tFcViIic and ScheiISburG alive with
Enthusiastic Defn0cratSt
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.rat CrOlcds, Great PROFESSIONS, Great
Speeches, Great Enthusiasm, and pet to
lTOtCR all, q Great Victory!
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY.


The "unterrifedn of Little Berks
turned out en- nsaSse, at Centreville, on
Saturday, the 10Th ult. This was deci-
dedly one Of the largest meetings ever
assembled in that township. About
noon the procession entered the town,
led by the Democratic Brass Band from
Bedford, with banners up and flags fly
ing. 1t was a goodly sight to see. Be
sides the wagons which made the pro-
cession nearly a quarter Of a mile long,
there were a large number mounted on
horses, who came in, in fine style. The
town was already crowded when the
delegations arrived-and all along the
streets Of Centreville cheer after cheer
went up to welcome them. After the
delegations had arrived, and the band
and speakers had partaken Of a very
good dinner at the hotel, they proceed
ed to the grounds, which We're arranged
better than any others we have seen in
the county. The arch composed of ev-
crgreens, Ornamented with flags, over
the front Of the speakers stand, display
ed very fine taste indeed. The meeting
was called to order byJ. W. Dickerson,
Esq, Chairman Of the Dem0craticC Coun-
ty Committee, who nominated \. Nc
Cieilan, Of COlerain township, as Presi-
dent; after which John Blair, Esq,
proposed the following Vice Presidents
and Secretaries: From Colerain. John
\. Gump, Renben Smith, George W.
Diehl; Cumb'd Valley, w. G. Hustler,
Paul Wertz, Samuel Elliott; London
derry, Isaac Burket, Geo. Shafer, Hen
ry Miller; southampton, Thomas Don
ahoc, Archibald Perdew, Lcnnox Ash;
Cumberland, Md, J. ". Jones, r. D.
Johnson, Mr.. PeaIe, Alfred Spates !;
Bedford Borough, y. W. Mower, SamI
Silver, MillWard Moorehead; Secreta-
ries, E. F. Kerr, Philip Huzzard, Bur-
ton EdsaIl, of Bedford BOr.; \. Snow
den, John b. Whip, John Dicllen, of
Cumb'd Valley; Michael Wagner, w.
Douahoe, John Robson, of Southamp-
ton; Asa Wilson, VIM. Jones, Jacob
Snyder, of Cumberland, Nd. After the
organization, the meeting was ably adj
dressed by Hon. J. Mcdowell Sharpe,
our candidate for Congress, followed by
Gen. Sullivan, of Nd, who made one
of themosteffectiveand popularspeech-
es we ever listened to, andG. II. Spang
and O. +. Shannon, Esqrs. After which
thcmectingadjOurned with threecheers
for Johnson, Clymer and the Union.
Taken altogether this was one Of the
most decided Successes Of the campaign.
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our young friend j. A. Cessna was mar
shal, was composed of 20 wagons, all
filled with voters. This delegation did
great credit to Juniata township. St.
Clair also had splendid delegation. in
which was wagon filled chock full of
Clymer men, drawn by u gray horses,
with a rider on each horse. St. Clair
and Juniata know how to do things.
At this meeting JOHN SILL, Esq,
THAT sterling old Democrat who is al
ways in the harness, presided, assisted
by the following named Vice Presi-
dents: Peter Winegardner, Henry z
golf, Emanuel Statler, Jacob 2. Otto,
Arthur Rose, VIM. Rock, ST., Andrew
Crisman, Philip Cuppet, Napier; Geo.
Beckley, sr:, Sol. Shrader, JOS. Moore,
Jacob Bowser, Philip Sleek, Henry F.
Smith, Jennings Mock, David T. AXE,
Conrad Otto, st. Clair; G. w. Powell,
Caspar Smith, John Turner, Philip
Harkieroad, Harrison; w. Keilerman,
Josiah Miller, Esq, Londonderry; Mi
chael Hillegas, Uriah Adams, Henry
Struckman, John Hillegas, John j.
Hughes, John T. Kegg, Jos. T. Long,
NJ. Hickey Thomas Hodel, Jacob Beltz,
Jos. Thomas, Alvy Boylan, John Nc
Kinney, Juniata; Jacob B0Iinger, Hi
ram Lentz, Bedford borough; and J.
Wills, andS. Defibaugh, Bedford town
ship; with James Sill, Thomas Spicer,
and Joseph CARRIER, as Secretaries. 4
stand was erected in front of Snively's
hotel, from which speeches We're made
by Hon. J. Mcdowell Sharpe, Geo. II.
Spang and O. f. Shannon, Esqrs. The
Bedford Democratic Brass Band were
present and played their liveliest airs.
This was decidedly the largest political
gathering ever assembled in Schells-
burg. The supper end" isawake! Look
out, Radicals, Napier, Juniata, Harri-
son, Londonderry, Schellsburg and st.
Clair are laundering at your gates.
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NOTICE OF INQUISITION.-Thc
= heirs and legal representatives Of Artemos
Bennett late Of southampton township, dec d, viz :
Abraham g. Bennett Of Allegheny county, Nd,
Mary G., iutcrmarried with Christopher Matter
residing in Iowa, Charles s Bennett George
Bennett David g. Bennett, Jcmma, Maggie, Re-
bccca Ann and Atsey Leasurc, children of Barba-
ra Leasure dec d. Artcmas q Bennett and lacey
Bennett are hereby notified that by virtue Of a
Writ Of Partition or Valuation issued out Of the
Orphans Court Of Bedford county, | will proceed
to execute said Writ by holding an lnquisitlon on
the real estate Of said deceased. at his late resi
deucc in southampton township aforesaid, on Mon
day the 9th day of November next, when and
where you may attend if you think proper.
oct SIT JOHN ALDSTADT, Sheriff.
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% DEAD STATES. NO NEGRO SUFFRAGE
NO BROKEN UNION
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WTANTED-AGENTS-S75 to 500
w PER MONTH for Gentlemen, and 50 TO
SIS for Ladies. everywhere, 70 introduce the Con-
mon Sense Family Sewing Machine, improved and
perfected. Il viii fell, hem, stitch, quilt bind
braid, and embroider beautifully only $50
making the elastic lock stitch and fully warrant
ed for 3 years Wepay the above wages, or com
mission. from which twice that amount can be
made. Address OF call on c. BOWERS & co, Of
fee No 25j South Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
All letters answered promptly, with circulars and
terms oct 5-lm
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tiful designs and notices, began pour
ing into the town, an unmistakable evil
dence that the people of Colerain were
fully aroused. On motion of Alexan-
der Gump, the meeting was organized
by the appointment of Abraham Wei
sci, Esq, as President; Francis OFT,
Henry W. Ressler, VIM. p. Morgart,
Tobias Shafer, Jonathan Bowser, Jas.
Cessna, Esq, Hugh Wilson, William
Adams, Esq, George Bortz, A. J. Nc
EIdowny, John Gephart, Jacob Kegg,
and David HowSare as Vice Presidents,
and George Cessna, d. r. Anderson,
DR.. j. J, Hughes, VIM. f. May and s.
p. Kegg, as Secretaries. The speakers
stand was most beautifully decorated
with wreaths and flags, exhibiting the
highest styleOf tastein its arrangement.
The patriotic ladies Of the valley graccd
the occasion with their bright miles
and sweet looks. The meeting was ad-
dressed by g. H. Spang, W. c. Schafler,
and O. Il. Shannon, Esqrs., ably and ell
oquently, discussing the moment0us
issues Of the day, and exposing the con
temptible sophistries Of the enemies of
Constitutional Liberty, and the foes of
the White Mans Government. The
audience was attentive, appreciative
and enthusiastic. The Bedford Demo
cratic Brass Band enlivened the occa-
sion by discoursing most excellent mU-
sic. AfterTepeated cheers for Johnson,
Clymer and the Union, the meeting adj
jOurned. Colerain will make for her
self a glorious record on the 9th of Oc-
tOber.
BEAR KILLED.-Two young lads,
aged I3 years each, sons Of Edward
Conrad and Joseph Hitc, of Union tp.,
and grandsons Of our old friend John
Conrad, Esq, killed a bear, a few days
ago, which weighed 233 lbs. nett. The
bear was killed by the second shot
Pretty well done for the boys, but they
are both Democrats and of course new
er miss their mark.
DR.. DOUGLAs-It will be noticed in
our advertising columns, that this gen
tleman has opened an Office two doors
West Of the Bedford Hotel, above Bor-
der's Silver Smith Store, The Doctor
was surgeon during the war in the lst
n. Y. Regiment, and is a gentleman of
experience and skill.
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FNTENSINE PRIVATE SALE
IT. OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-The un-
designed viii sell gt private sale several adjoiD
ing aud contiguous tracts Of land. lying on the
hegdwatcrs Of Duulings Greek, in ST Clair town
ship, Bedford county, containing 765 acres, now
divided into four trgcts. three tracts thereof con-
taiuing respectively I57 IG2 ard 1873 acres and
the other, being the Saw Mil tract, containing
262 acres These tracts VIII be sold they are or
subdiyided TO suit purchasers.
The saw mill tract contains FIRST CLASS
SAW MILL with neyer-flIiDg head of water,
and is in the midst Of TIMBER REGION un-
surpassed for the quality Of timber. One other Of
the tracts contains eHyiable site for a TAN
YARD, with all the advantages Of water, and is
alongside Of Chestnut Ridge, whore the resources
for Bark are inexhnusIibie.
100 acres Of the land is betton, mostly covered
by large sugar trees. 800 acres are cleared and
in good state Of cultivation, and the balance
well timbercd.
There are THREE DWELLING HOUSES mp
pom the premises and THREE BARNS, with other
0utbudings. The Fruit is choice and in abuud-
auce upon some Of these tracts. This property lies
- miles North of Bedford and in a country noted
for It's good roads. leading North, South East and
West to Bedford, uoilidaysburg, jonnstown, and
other points on the Penn a Central Railroad.
Farmers, Lumbermen, Tanners and Spectators
Should examine the premises, as these lands win
be sold on fair and reasonable terms
T. II. LYONS
jun8 '65. y. J. LYONS