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New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Important TO Ship Owners.

SALVAGE AND wRECKISg COMPAsIEs SERVICE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-APnI 7.-Before
Judge BRTTA
The Coast wrocking Company as the Steamship Morning
Star aud her cargo.
The vessel, on the morning Of the 3lst Of July,
In calm weather. went ashore Deal Beach and the libel
ants agent called the obtain the job Of getting
her oG Mr. Hubbard the President OF the owners testified
cost told 500; and although Merritt the
agent Of the President reooscted nothing Of that
ton. the Court. in it' opinion assumed it % be true
The vessel got Of without trouble and the libel
ants claimed $1,000. a. on salvage.
The Court however held that here there contract to
fu6 certain duties for quantum varying from o.
to 81 800 according 10 the difficulty and that the actual work
o"roo.s aid pSsgs in yo% Of %
Company he therefore gave Judgment under as aes~es
for $500.
penstion named 70 Mr. Hubbard the positive testony
Of witness to the transaction must outweigh prsof
the the nonrecoection Of the ibesn witnesses only
egng their Of any recollection OF ths fact Moreover
Inherent probability the circumstances that
Hubbards testimony IL entitled 10 credit In the relation hs
gives bis interview h the agents OF the beisD They
In all their treating for the smpoynent Of their nsurens
upoa the special adaptation Of tho besnts equipments
that particular service Their agent had moreover visited
Morning Star after she grounded they knew her position
be required for her Iee Of the the
and running there and they suor
for the employment 1t would in such bs
end apt that the owner, Of ship would inquire Of
for the Job what would be the expense charged
H1 sS s M .nS ssSs the
And TO be remarked that no evidence has been produced
n Ssr ;;on mn, IN 's, .S.1a.,: 70 Ss%"a
tiol for tho services scuy rendered by the hbelsns In
addition 10 those considsrsyn the claimants furnshod
satuousy their entire ship sicefs snd
tho hbesns In aid Of the wT.kng operations during the
vbole period the work in rogress IL 10 furbe
not regard their services pury Of salvage nature that
hey arrival st tks beach With tho vessels
h. n ss'a u; E .'s. s sa,'e the mater q s. MOnas
o VI ppeos Dss u the osssp d w Ireot 70 svod tie
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Oh. Ruth H.l.ex perrx- Prnxidenea.

scbr s. Lo,k ,od Wallace Norwcn.
Sehr Ann ewef. White. New-Bedford.
So Raymond al win, Eiis.b-thport for Norwich.
Sehr Yankee oy. brewer, II Wfori for Ehzabetbpor-
Schr. Angler Besse h izsbeihp,rt for Wsreham.
Schr n. 4. Hswlry. Clark Pforidenc- for Phsde phia
Sefr NJ Hand Brooks, Providence for Phiadelp phis-
Schr. X. l.. w YorS Stonngton for Phi ad-lphia
schr. Anna B Jcobs. shepherd New Haven for Albany
Sci T. n. w. Penedct, Gaze GreeDport
Schr. j. 0oodsp.eI Dart. New 'tIavea.
schr. Nelson Harvey. Bur-e, Boston for Sing Sing.
Schr. Staten Islander, Palmer, ranford
Sehr Salhr Smith, Chase, Fell Riv'r. 49,
Schr John Adams, Spodard, Rockad with hme TO '" o
Brown
sohr knight Rorer, Providence.
Schr Juia Rich Hg ms New London for Ehzabetbpor
echr Marietta Hall Rookand for Richmond
Ser. IdaL.. Wesrcott. Mijdeiown.
Sehr Wm NJ Cobb ChipmaD. Providence
Schr Maria Limit Boyntbn Providence.
Schr Union, 4 S-ril. Proyidenre
Scbr Joseph McCsfy, Bridgeport for Rondont
sohr Lizzie Raymond Lord. Norwich Tor Philadelphia
sehr. Ben. Butlpr, Kenyon, Newport.
Srbr Martha Sargent. Hover. Roeksnd. lime. -
Srhr Bilow Has, Addi.on, IL days. with lumber TO n.
To bt& Co.
schr Niautie Williams, Eiizsbetbpor for Taunton.
Schr. j. 4 d. Cramer, Locke, Virginia
Scbr. Ostrich fnrrey.
Schr. Annie Sterling, Maryland.
Schr Maria Elizabeth Boxer, Virginia.
WIND-A, Sunset NV.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
The Book Trade Snie-Rinh Day.

The Book Trade Sale was continued by
Messrs Leayitt. Strebeigh Co.. No. 49s Broadway.
on Saturday, the invoice OF Lippincott e. Co.. which
occupied the greater part Of Friday having been sold at
average prices The invoices Of j. W. BoutOD, H. Ba.
ker. Worcester; II. G. Lea, Philadelphia; w. Raddle
G. q. Currie Philip Solomon. A. Dowling. Fowler g.
Wens-wbioh consisted OF works upsn Phrenoogy
Hydropsthy Physiology. DOWN. j. Hammersley.
Chappell Co. W. III. Dennet. g. r. Coolidge, Clark
Maynard, Moss e. Co.. Philadelphia; the Masonic
Publishing and Manufacturing Company; the list Of
John r. Potter Co.. Philadelpha. &C, &c. also
sold. The invoice Of Henry G. Bohn. London. will be
sold to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK .......April 7.
CIeased.


Steamship City Of Baltimore ,Br) Me0uisen, Liverpool,
Steamship City Of Limtnch iBr) Jones' Liverpool J. @.
Dale. - .
Steamship Fahkee, Sterling St. Jseo de Cuba, Wsydell
Steamship Wilmington, Spencer, Galveston, Williams 4
Steamship asripo.u, oqick HewOreans, J. A: Raypor.
Steamship Gen. Grant, Holmes New'orisans H. d. 0rotn-
steamship Montgomery. Ryder New oAeans, r Lowden
Steamship 0en Barnes Morton, Savannah Livingston fos
Steamship Quaker Civ Wet, Charleston. A. Leary..
Steamship Salvador, Atkins, Savannah Garrison
steamship Cumberland, Johnson Wilmington, N. c. C. II.
Steamship Ellen g. Terry, Bear,e, Newborn, C. Good
speed. ,p,,
Bond. q. Hciurken Pdlnole.
Steamship Sea Gull fin Baltimore, J. p. Smell
Steamship W. r. Clyde. Powell, Boston, Whitney
Steamship Franeonia Sherwood Portland H. n. Cromwell
Steamship Wam.ntta Springer. New Bedford, Ferguson
Wood.
steamship Hattera. Parrish Norfolk, City Point and
stes@ .iio Zodiac. chhds Beanfor Mnray Fer5i. Co.
Stesm-hip Msyhower. Robinson. Ale1aera >. hand
Shin Queen OF :he East suoddard Phiadephia, g. O.
sbio ~" YARN fRr Fn.n Bremen Bastjerk De vertu
SHIP fiuiobod, (flaml Poya,n Hamburg >loman Edye
Ship Panama sonle. san Francisco O. u. Sutton Co
Ship VIM Cummings, Miller San franci'co wa rhlads
Bsrs Edwin tBr) wardel. Turs, Island market Z. A.
Bsri Helen Sands. oti. ch.resiou. Nesuith Il Sons.
Bah I.aDella &. Jones' shaw, Baltimore
Bark Magdasne Searls, Aspinwail Panama Railroad Co.
Brig Lisbon Brl, Card HALIFAX J. X. ID. =. Wof6 Co.
Brig J. w. Dodf~, Joy. Eiizbs hplrt y u krremer
Bns s M Newhs ,brI rayson, Port au Plni, Brett Son
Co.
Brig A. Bradshaw Paten Mauzanllo. q. +. Small Co.
Bis Alma iBrl Frazier ST. Thoma' B J. smsiL
Brig ksamo Morh. HaIia. J., D. Il DrWoh Go.
Brig g. r. Yoofhi- FulfofI, Mobile. +. ID. lnrbnt Co.
Brig K ven Peterson. Machias. simpson Clagp
Schr. l,abe a. DormIn. Kits. y h. M;Cresdy y TO-
Schr. Nilsse Bhd- Tefbun., Nassau. }. Enras -
Srlr Dnko Of Newcastle tBrl fney ST. Johns NJ b., r.
!. Nryins h son. ,
scbr. Mary Alerton, Psrsons, Lavhcoa and lntiAnoA
sclr r. NJ. Browning, Mclaughlin. Norfolk.
schr. w. N. Oe.ncs. ksber Petersburg. Van bruh'
Siaght N
sclr J. n Bayi., Tio;.on, New London, Racket Took
taylor.
Seir = =. Godsin. Peck, Stanford
schf. Robert kapp Sackott stanford.
schr Ca.yer Lawson. srow. Ne~ Haven. d. StsnDafd
schr. Julia Cligch (BTl Bradford, Newafk ~ J'' jed
srhr iiruIietta, Mu,,er Hlrtford RSeket, Tooser 4
s,h- }. b. clayton Clayton, char!eson r. L. hcfsady
CO.
STR Emily Allen. Bridgeport.
slo0p Os. son Rhodcs, Providence, Geo ~ stEtnshaa
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morauda.

The steamship Eliza HsncoI arrived at Fortress Monroe
from Galveston Aprl s. encountered heavy blow In the
tiu ant repor. having passed March 29 large prop-
lr supposed br Of the steamships running from New
York New Oeans ashore. about hr nlos be ow Csry'
ford ish with er 'or.m gone end the vrckes mak ng
toward her The b. H. n.ide the reefs and a. she had 40
pilot bosrd h- could not hid her way out and
qu-nty unabie TO render the e any sssistance
dispatch from Tuckeron, y. j.. dated 7th inst,
The ship Aabeus oppots the Long Beach ouse
y-s'erdy She les 200 yard. the beach Of shore iLo
s,.atag Pluto with crew ies staten Island yesterday TO
fot 10 her
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
COURT CALANpARs-Tnn DAr.

SUfLyMB C0URT-GHNERAL TERM-PRYPERRED
CAusx-Eo. 10. EsUHxRArsD MorIoSs-Noa 7l to TO- 20.
3t 8 to i5 Is to So CHCUIT-PARr I-No 1885, I%57 t91,
g. 49, IN IS lgt ii59 879 9eg o. A. 1887 IE7 1t81
1875 335 iilI 1863 Its PART II tNo u Nos
i4 s%s llo ss 1890 $40 7 Ilss ia 1885, lise. 80 s1
$3.50 3+, t02 St Ta 49, lt1 CnAnBxns Nos Io1. 81,
4O so IS &c. So g. g. e6 e. So IT, IT, II, B g. ". @ o.
SUPERIOR COUKT.-PART Mos. 1859, 1853,
I<l 2o45 Ii1l. 21l1 25l7 2oso 81 ~, l7is 2l9 2l1l
1JJ 2Ig PART l-Nos 256e 26Ts 262o. f3l5, 2o3s 1850
1907. 1904. 1870. 1910. 1919. 1914 1916, 1918. 1900
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-PARr Mos. 1917
1854 1929 is. 1850 1877 ist 1876 1913, lA1 1873 1873
Drst 1876 1877. PARy II-Noa s<1. 8e 1901 9oo 1870
icW iisi. ile, 1851. Is,s AZ IIis 1870 il11 lies
BEooxLYN CrTy CoUsT.-EoA g 70 80 and 80
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
SUPERIOR COURT-srxcraL TsRH-Aram L-BsfOrs
Justice MorELL
DErIaJ M

DEC1BJ Ms.
Morrih.von Bruck, agt. Frederick NJ. Peysor.--
Motion granted and proceed tho stayed three
days after the entry Of Judgment
Soon Woodbridge ag the National tro Insurance Co.
Motion granted.
Ja Cooley ., al ss John Pfsiacr.-Mo,on denied with
elG costs.
Hanna schvsrtrki sgt. - STANDARDIZATION granted
and guardian appointed.
Elizabeth *. Csson ast Simon Outermsn Motion granted
without costs.
Antonio Cola ct al. Emma Motion granted and
default opened payment Of costs and disbursements
and costs Of this motion within ten days. otherwse the
uoR 10 denied.
Ann Norris sgt Thos Norris-Order that defendant be
Imprisoned In the County Jail unt the smozy sad council
70. due be paid until he h discharged by due process Of
law
Daniel Drew ast Geo. 4. Scott ct L.-Mohsr granted
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

This ssocission of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
hold their first pubc meeting in s.. Pani's Church.
corner Of Fourth.ave. and Twenty -seeond-st, this
evening Addresses announced TO b. delivered by
Chief-Justice Chase, the Hon Judge Lawrence, Men,
Der of Congress from Ohio and the Rev. Bishops
james and Simpson.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

A NEW FREE READING ROom-A new
Free Reading Room is to be opened at No. rs Varek.
st. this evening at o'clock. The occasion VIII be
distinguished BY addresses from Mayor Hoffman, the
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Arnm
1-RnfnIe Comm IaaIonaI OaHOnn

ATTEMPT TO 6CUTTLE THE CHARLES sPRAGUR.
skp Charles Spagus the issued his warrant
and bed for examination John Roper charge Of
making repssted attempts 10 scue the vessel BY boring holes
In hsr bottom.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
CITY NE ws.

BATTALION DRILL oP TIE 3TH REGrMEST.-
There will be b4ttshon dril Of the 37th Regiment
n Y.SN. G., tomorrow evening, at o'clock at the
State Arsenal corner Seventh.ave and Thirty nth
st large number Of spectators are expected TO be
ureeeDt
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
Spokeu.

Csylopship Feb IT, lat "a S. lon % 49, from Sandwich
Isauds for how.I edford, Us days out
Ellen Stusrt-sAp, Apn4 Of the Capes from Liverpool
for BAitim. 90
Herad-.bip Edwards March IL no lat, &C., from Liver
pool for New -Orlesus
P.cila-bak, April l. lat 81 i5 g. on SS 49, from Cslao
for Cork . -
Anteope-bark April T. lat 81 Ion. 81 from NewYork for
ST. Thomas.
Mary r. Libby-bark. April of Hat,eras, nom Maanza'
for Portland
Mauura-bark March 49, lat % 49, Ion. SO 5s from Bueno'
Ayes for Boston. -
H. tmery-bhg March a. at % g. Ion. Ct IS, from Port
land for iav -
Echo-brg April 4, of the Capes, from West Indies for
Ba'im'r-.
Autumn-brg March 49, of Gusdaoupe from surnam for
Boston.
wayee,brg ApI4 OF the Capes, from Rio Janeiro fOr
Baltimore
Crntaurbrg Marston March a. lat 20 +3 on 65 90 from
New York for Cienfusgos.
Nellie Tsrbor-,chr April lat 81 %, Ion. T2o, from
Rock and Me-, for Mobile.
DrawTe-bsrk March A. lat "a TO- Ion. ca to from Dems.
rara, bound =.
tdeIA bde Stone March 81 LAT. "a "a, lon. so 40, from
Matanzis for Nrw.York.
tbas Thompot-schr date, lat 36 l3 lon II 20, from
New-YoD for Granada and Nevis
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
Nff.II AnIIlr ALMANAC

Sun Rises. sun S-ts.....b 3 Moon hises'.. i'sI
HiGH WATER DAY. -
Sandy Hook. 7J7 Gov. island. 5I5 Hell Oae'''' Soy
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
Nailed.

Steamships Bremen Washington. City OF Baltimore Hell
v.ta ST. Patrick Fab K-c Zodiac Quaker City Wilmington
Moutgoncry Con Grant M.riposa. Gen. Barnes. San ss
vador Cumberland. La Orensa, HsIeras Niagara aud III
len ). Teary
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

believed that the voyage was heightened several dys
in oonscouenee q. s. Assistant District Attorney
Bel for prosecution: Mr. A. Van Wagner for defense
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-SrEciAL TKnn-APRIL I
udy Can

Struthers agt. Pearco.-Order settled
Rossman sg Anschi Che.edMoion denied vit costs
Bidud Barney John 8. Henry-Motion for trial
th~ merit. drnisd. but without costs.
J. u. 0ottsberssr sgt hicbSsl Bruphy-Msioo denied
without coss
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
THE WRATHER.-The bashful, blushiug

THE WRATHRR-The bashful, blushing
maiden who supposed by poets and other fools to
BE- tie sprit of the month OF April has by no means
seriously deviated from her aneeedents thus far We
have had any amount Of rain and shine raw and hamy
since she assumed the seepter. Friday was bright
and almost as warm as summer; Saturday TUNED
cooler With cloudy beevens and yesterday it showed
peary all day One gIsss.plot in the Park assumed
bottle green appearance the air blew warmly from the
ses, the streets beaTaby filthy, and everything
looked like the spproach Of Spring
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
III can bu, trus, 'hs, good will fsll
At last, far Of. ~ 'as', 10 all,
And every kNiufer change. 10 SUI

go sing all the great poets OF America and tweetest
olearest among them all this simpe noble Quaker who
finds God near him, beside tue MeTrimack, as Jesus
felt him on the bill If BE .hany.
The reverend gentleman concluded his lecture by IN
earnest appeal tdat men would think for themselves,
that they would listen to men, when they desired teach
ers who had not been cTamped in certain ;heOlo. D..
cal schools but who had open hearts 10 Natures iuhu
ence-tO the incoming Of TIE Holy SPIRIT The poets
ana the seersthey are the SUCCESSORS Of Jesus Tney
are apostles indeed They receive baptism. not from
bishops and priests. but from God Their words are
deep sweet persuasive They will bring meR nearer
COD make them feel their deep. spiritual nature.
sure them Of future life. fully than the great
jority Of ministers. They utterers Of the Word
which speaks to-day in America In Judes, In the
pure In heat who would do the Fathers business now
as In the great sonsIesus Of Nazareth and Paul of
1arsus The theology Of Whittier is that Of Jesus The
poet Of Amesbnry IS the loving disciple Of the great
Poet Seer Prophet OF Judea. The Master calls him
beloved and bids the disciples word go forth minister
of
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
Rereipeo too Gate for Classification.

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WILL BE PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY,
w APklL II,
THE
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Groups AND FAMILIES, sUsHER LOSES,
AUrUHSAL kOsKs.
With List Of Roses most app owed by the best cultvsoo
OF the present day aud List Of the Ne" Roses Of 1906
Ee.sniy illustrated and beautifully printed tinted paper.
Muslin extra, -.
e. TILTON Co..
Boston, Publishers,
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
TIE ALLEGED CHIL1AS PRIvArEER.-In (

The ALLEGED CHILIAS PRIYATERR.-ln the
ease Of The United States sgt The Steamer Meteor &c.
the evidence for the Government closed Satur-
day. with the testimony Of Mr. Jerome, which was to
the effect that be took the Chiian Minister Bnruags
on board the Meteor for the purpose OF examining her
as 10 her fitness for the service Of Chilli The
then adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

COMMERCE OF THE PoRT.-The following
Ii @ statement of the number OF vessels Of different
Glasses which have arrived at this port for the week
ending April 7: 40 steamers 81 ships a. barks. 81
brigs 2l2 schOoners total. 39l Nineteen steamers
sailed on Saturday for foreign and l2 for domestic ports
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

SUPPOSED MPASTcTDg.-On Saturday even
ing MI. Thomas Mullen a man and woman leave
o bundle in some bushes near Joness Wood. On ex-
sminog the bundle he found 1t contained the body OF
female infant Mr.. hulen then gave chase 70 the
parties. but they succeeded in making their escape.
The remains were taken TO the Nineteenth Precinct
House. and Coroner Gamble notified to hold
Inquest 1t Is believed that the infant had met its
death BY violence.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

A RECKLESS DRIVER ARREsTED.-On Satur-
day night Andrew Boscher while driving milk wagon
at high rate Of speed round the Of Bayard and
hott-sts.. knocked down and run over Mrs. Mary
Arato Of No. O. Baxter-st The wheels Of the wagon
passed over the breast OF the woman causing severe
irjuries. She was conveyed 10 the New-YOrk Hospi-
tai The driver arrested by Officer Maioy Of the
Sixth Precinct and yesterday committed by Justice
Hogan.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. - On Saturday
might Richard Morris chief cook Of the steamer Scotia
lying at Pier No. AZ. N. R. fell overheard and was
drowned. The body recovered, and Coroner Cover
n9tlfed to bold an inquest
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-17

THE BOUNTY LAw.-The Govern
ment Is not yetprepared to pay the ex-
ira bounties prescribed in the new bill
JustpaSsed by Congress, and the War
department has issued an order refer
ring the act to a military commission
composed Of Generals Candy and Bu-
chanan and Surgeon General Barnes.
These officers are to preScriberules and
regulations to carry out the provisions
of the law. TheSecond Auditor of the
Treasury, also, with reference to this
act, has issued instructions that sol
diers, in making applications to his of
flee for the additional bounty, must use
the same forins of application hereto
fore used for arrears of pay and boun-
ty. The number Of previous settle
ments of bounty, should always begiv-
en-, and itshould be stated in each case
that the application is made to recov-
er the additional bounty provided by
the twelfth and thirteenth sections Of
an act of Congress, chapter l78, APP
proved July 2S, 1866"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-17
DIED.

RHODES Near Saxton. Aug. Glh 1866. Mar
garet A daughter of George and Elizabeth
Rhodes, aged 26 years months and % days
It's truly hard to part with those we love, but
when foul disease fastens his iron grasp youth
and beauty must yield to his stern control The
old m"st die the young mlqg die and since death
rs our certain doom is ii not well for each one of
Us to have our house set in order. 50 that when
death does come may say like her, come n'y
Saviour. come quickly, and take home thy child
For if there be human tear,
From PASSIONS dross refined and clsar,
A ietr so limpid and so meek,
It would not stain an Angels check
'Tis that which pious parents shed
Upon dying daughters head -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-17

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the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information hi n
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Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by re-
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-17
nTSENEss DIRECTORY

The following Business Directory for the bor-
1ugh Of Bedford and other places i n the county.
chose advertisements appeqr in the columns of
fHE GAzErrE) may be of sery ice to our friends
and patrons in the county, an is commended to
heir attention:
ATTORNEYS AT LAW G. II. Spang; ]. p.
Reed; J. ". Tate; John Palmer; L. T. Kerr
DuTnoFT"w 4 LutZ ESP NJ Alsip; John T.
ke'ey 4 J II. Filler; Ii mmeH & LingenfeIter,
Meyers Djckerson, Bed ford. Pa.
8ANKEKS-Reed & ; .ebeu; Rupp. shannon &
c.. Bedford Pa.
BOOTS AN SHOF s. VARIETIES. &c.-J H
Hutton; H. F Irwin e. Bedford. Pa
BEDFORD MUIR SERTES-T. N. lynch.
GABINET-WA'AE CHAIRS. &c.-Richard Leo
Bedford. Pa.
CLOTHING I Lippel, Berkstresser & smith
George ke'mr nd, Bedford, Pa
DRY-Goo. DS GROCERIES, 6c-A. B. Cra-
mer; Shoemaker; T. A Reed, Defbaugh &
El-heT, ,dford. Pa
H"rshr n1n & Greeubaum St CIqirsyiIle. &c
DEN. CTSTRY-C. y. Hckok & J. G. Minnich,
Jr B edfori. Pa
D'AUGGIST-J, l. Lewis, Bedford Pa
FANCY STORES-Mrs Y. B Tate & Miss NJ.
sea Mrs E. Y. Mowry; Mrs NJ r. Schsfer &
Miss Kate Deal. Bedford. Pa
GEOCERIES-H. C. Reamer. George Mardorf
Bedford, Pa.
HARDWARE, 6c-Wm. Hartley; Geo. Bly,
Fnvcr 4 son. Bedford Pa.
HOTELS-Bedford Hotel J. J Shoemaker
Mcngel House, I. Mengel; Union Hotel, V Steck-
man Bedford Pa.
JEWELER-Danel Border, Bedford, Pa.
JOB PRINTERS-Meyers & Mengel Bedford.
Pa.-AH kinds of Plain and FaHcyJob Printing
neatly and promptly executed
PUMPS-Wm c. Snively, Scbellsburg, Pa
PHYSICIANS-Dr. J l. Mqrbourg. Bedford.
Pa. Drs.W W Jamison and ?. II. Pennsyl, Bloody
Run, Pa.
PATENT AEDICTNES-Shr Shriuer's Cough SvruD
and Indian Nermifuge; Foutz's Mixture and Horse
and CHtie Powder; Whcaton's Ointment; u elm
bold Extract of Buchu; Dr. Tobias NeuitiaH Lin
iment; AIcock's Porous Plas;ers; Chrstadoro :
Hair Dye; Mishler's Herb Bitters.
REAL ESTATE SALES
c Reamer-private sale
7. Il. & \. J. Lyons, Private Sale.
jacob Walter Private,
C. y. Hjckok, private sale.
STOVES. TINWARE, 6c.-B. Nee. Biymyer
IS Cn-, Bedford. Pa.
= Read the New Advertsements'' in this
7reck's issue Of THE GAZETTE.
p For Administrators, Executors, Auditors
notices, 6c., sec Legal Notices
t. Read the advertisements under the head OF
Notices Ec.'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-17

CONFECTIONERY AND GRO
Y = Gerry The undersigned would respectfully
il form the public that he hns just returned from
the city with carefully selected stock Of GkO-
CERIES and dCONFEC1IONERIES all Of which
will be sold st the lowest cash prices
The following are among the numerous articles
which may be found at my store All kinds Of
Sugar. Coffee. Molasscs Segars and Tobacco: Can
ned Peaches, Pears, Pine Apples. and Green Peas;
Dried Peaches Prunes Raisins. Dates, Figs, Lem
ous &c.
All sorts of Spices, Essences, Oils, Crackers and
Cakes. Fancy Soaps, all varieties; Pnin Candies,
assorted, of every description, and Fruit Drops;
fue Candies Of all kinds
All Of the above named ar ices. with many
more can be found one door East of the GAZETTE
Office and opposite II. F. Irviue's Regulat-r.
ul.-3m GEO. MARDORFF-