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The Hannibal RonD5rc saws that

- lIlt 11aiIHlDdI fLC}DttDttC SAYS ttldb
within the past year three hundred and
tWenty-eight Radical political preach
ers have been sent to the penitentia-
ries Of the United States, and eight Of
them have been hung. There aresev-
erai in this section Of country who
would appear TO better advantage in
cells in the State prison at Waupun
than they now do in the pulpits they
pollute and disgrace.
congress votes to increase its pay
for protecting British commerce by
preventing our vessels sold during tie
rebellion from coming back under our
flag. 5. 7. Wilson voted FOR that meas
ure.
The commissioner of agriculturere-
ports t!lat, notwithstanding the una
vorab!e weather daring q part of the
season, the crop in the North North
West and portions Of The South vii! be
unuanaliy large.
--ghe Mobile Adrerttser says Sic bod
' ot a federal soldier h-s been dug up
near there completely petrified. There
are 'gany bold federal soldiers living,
bU ;4iis one is Il boulder. He N29 "a kc-
70 Of Limestone Ridge.
That was a provident and affection
0je father who secured 5000 policies
il: au accidental Insurance company up
on jhuIiVcs Of ~, seven small children,
ana sent The darlings for q holiday ez-
cursion on New Jersey railroad.
A North Carolina farmer has ship
ped North this season over 50G barrels
Of dried blackbcrrie5 and 2000 bushels
Of dried apples.
ON the 20th the Disunionists held
mass meeting" al Lebanon. There
were tbjTty-Sjr persons present-Teary
himself making the 3S;h.
-Grape-grower Langworth was in
truduccd the other day, to poet Long
fellow. Gfthe likeness 0f their names,
the poetsaid: Worth makes the man,
the want Of it the fellow"
The Saturday Hgrfc,r is guilty ot
gross alUIt&tion Of Pars0n BroWnloW
when Il callshiD "a lanatical bui'oon, "
"a phenomenon Of InGGcency, and "a
loUG HIouthcd ruiiiau.o
A man maketh . very WY face
over a gill Of vinegar, bat he takcth
down a quart OF whiskey without a
twist Of lis snout.
-Geary and Carain says-'Bring On
y2ur Ir0Ji-there Is no possible ulei'-
tiou to it!' Are the Peopte ready for
tho question?
Some 70 or 30 females are on trial at
/ Iu4iauOia, Iowa, for c0mpelling Sc
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ThG 9edfpra Gazette.
Local and Personal.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


The following Business Directory for the bor-
,srh Of Bedford and other places in the county,
vaOss Advertisements appcar in nAs csianpls Of
rug GAzErrE,) may be Of service to our friends
md patrons in the county, and is commended to
sbeir attention:
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-G II. Spsng; J. P.
Reed J. W Tate; John Palmer; l. 7 Kerr /;
Durborrow 4 Lutz; Espy NJ. Alsip; john T..
Eeagy & J II. Filler Kimmell x Liagenfelter,
Meyers DickersOn, Bedford, Pa.
BANKERS--Rced sohelI; Rupp, Shannon &
Co., Bedford, Pa.
BOOTS AN SHOES. VARIETIES, 6e-J. H.
fulton H. Irvine, Bedford, Pa.
BEDFORD NURsERIES-T " Lynch
CABINET WARE, CHAIRS, c-Riehard Leo,
Bedford, Pa.
CLOTHING-I. Lippel. Berkstrcsser & Smith,
George Reimund, Bedford Pc.
DRY-G0ODS, GROCERIES, SEA B. Cra-
ger J d Shoemaker; P. A Reed DeGbaugh &
Fisher, Bedford Pa.
Hershman & Greenbaum, St. Clairsville. &c
DENTISTRY-C. n Hickok & J g. Mnnioh,
Jr., Bedford, Pa.
DRUGGIST. L. Lewis, Bedford. Pa.
FANCY STORES-Mrs. Y B. Tate { Miss NJ.
Hca Mrs. II, " MONTY mrs. u. II. GcnaIer N
Hiss Kate Deal, Bedford Pa.
GROCERIES c. Resmor, George Mardorif,
Bedford, Pa
HARDWARE dc.-Wm. Hartley; Geo Bly,
uyer son, Bedford. Pa.
HOTELS-Bedfo Hotel. J. Shoemaker
NengeI House l. Mongel; Union Hotel, V. Stcck-
man, Bedford, Pa.
JEWELER-Daniel Border, Bedford Pa.
JOB PRINTERS-Meyors ( Mengel. Bedford,
Pa-All kinds Of Plain and Fancy Job Printing
pssJly and promptly executed.
PUMPS-Wm. C, SniveIy, Schellsburs, Pa.
PHYSICTANs-Dr. ]. L. Marbourg, Bedford
Pa: DrsW " Jamison and P Il. Pennsyl, Bloody
Run, Pa
PATENT MEDICINES-Shrinor's Cough Syrup
and Indian Vermifuge; FOutz's Mixture and Horse
holds Extract of Buchu; DR.. Tobias Neuitian Lin
imert; Allcoeks Porous Plasters; Christadoro'
Hair Dye Mishler's Herb BIttors.
REAL ESTATE SALES
C. Reamer-private sale
T II i n J. Lyons, Private SaFS.
Jacob Walter, Private,
c. n Hickok, private sale.
STOVES, TINWARE, &c.-B. McC. Blymyer
Co Bedford, Pa.
E-f7- Read the ''Now Advertisementg1 in this
weeks issue Of The GAZETTE.
- For Administrator, Executors, Auditors
uotices, &c, see Legal Notices"
~ Read the advertisements under tho head oI
Notices. &c.'
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RALLY! RALLY! RALLY!
- ~ . 4,g5Sg >SSs,Hy>
Union, Prosperity, Peace !
LET Us TAKE COUNCIL TOGETH-
Err!
Meetings will be held as follows: /:


On Monday evening, Sept. II, Jona-
than B5wscr's School House, Colerain;
D. \. T. Blacks, Z. Providence; Buff
faIo Mills School House, Harrison;
George GardiIl's Juniata tp.
Tuesday evening, Sept. IS, CIearville
School House, Monroe; Palo Alto,
Londonderry; Marietta, Union; and
Tuesday, at II O'Clock p. m, Lewis
town, Union.
Wednesday evening, Sept. 10, Lewis
Suter's, halfway House,, Hopewell ;
Daniel J. MilIer's School House, Lon
donderry Thomas Richards, Union.
Thursday evening, Sept. 20, Charles
Vile, Colerain: Buena Vista, Juniata;
Wm. y. Groves, lDasher's School
House, HopewcIl.
Friday evening, Sept. q, Cayen-
der's Store, southampton; Millcr's-
town, Napier; Coaldale, Broad Top.
Saturday evening, Sept. -, McEl-
fsh's, southampton; New Paris, Ma
pier; Stonerstown, Liberty.
Tuesday evening, Sept. Il, Potter's
school House, NJ. Woodberry.
Saturday evening, Sept. ., Ritchey's
Hotel, near Pattonsville, s. Woodber-
ry.
J. w. DICkERSOE.
Chairman Dem. GO. COmmittee
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G R 4 N D RALLI E S.
Day and Evening Mass Meet
ingS!

Monday, Sept. q, 2o'clock, p. NJ, at
Mrs Mary Morgart's, tW. Providence
for f. Providence, W. Providence,
Monroe, Bloody Run Borough, and
parts Of southampton and HopewelI.
Tuesday, Sept. 25, 1 O'Clock P. NJ,
HopewcII, for HopewelI, Broad Top,
and Liberty townships
Wednesday, sept. 26, 2 o'clock, p,
NJ, Wooiberry, for the two Woodber-
rs and adjoining parts Of Blair coCn-
T..
Thursday, Sept. y, O'Clock P. NJ,
PleasantviIlc, for Union, st. Clair, and
parts Of Bedford and Napier.
Friday, Sept. q, Schelisburg, for Ma
pier, ,Juniata, Harrison, and parts OF
Bedford and St Clair.
saturday, Sept. %, CentreviIle, for
londonderry, Cumberland Valley, and
parts OF Southampton and Coierain.
Monday, Oct. /, : O'Clock, ?. NJ,
Riusburg.
saturday, oct. c, O'Clock P. Nj,
Ce-sna's Hotel, foot Of Dry Ridge.
Monday, Oct. 3, O'Clock, p. ~, al
St. Giairsville.
Eminent speakers from abroad are
iayi.ei aud have promised to address
these meetings.
The splendid and now thoroughly
tralacd Bedford Democratic Brass Band
Will be present and enliven these
OCCASIONS with music.
J. ". ICkFIRS0N,
Chairman Dem. CO. Committee
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Chairman Dem. Co. Commi

THE CAMP, THE BATTLEFIELD
AND THE HOSPITAL" is the title of a
handsome volume, just issued by the
National Publishing Company, 5O7 Mi
nor Street, Philadelphia, Pa. The au-
u'or has delved most industriously a.
"lohgst the masses OF curious incidents
which have marked the late war, and
mats grouped and elias iiied them under
"pFopriate heads, and in very attrac-
tive form.
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There is a certain portion of the war
that will never go into the regular his
tories, and will not get embodied in ro-
nance or poetry, which is a very real
part of it, and will, if preserved, convey
to succeeding generations a better idea
of the spirit of the conflict than many
dry reports or careful narratives Of G.
vents, and this part may he called the
gossip, the fun, the pathoS, Of the war.
These illustrate the character Of the
leaders, the humor of the soldiers, the
devotion of women, the bravery OF
men, the pluck Of cur heroes, the ro-
nance and hardships OF the service.
From the beginning Of the war the au-
thor, DR.. L. p. BRoCKETT, has been en-
gagged in collecting all the anecdotes
connected with or illustrative OF it.
The volume is profusely illustrated
with over 100 engrayings by the first ar
lists, which are really jaa@gui worthy
OF examination rs specimens OF tAeart.
The books contents include reulni,-
cences of camp, picket, spy, scoat, bi-
vouac, siege and battlefield adventures; ;
thrilling feats Of bravery, wit, droIicry,
comical and ludicrous adventures, etc,
etc.
Amusements as well ~ instruction
may be found in every page, as graphic
detail, brilliant wit, and authentic his
tory, are slIillfully interviewer III this
work of literary art.
PRESERVING SEED CoRN.-As the
season is at hand for farmers To lay a.
way their seed corn, we give the fol-
lowing suggestions from an old farmer
in Wisconsin. As soon rs the largest
ears become hardened o. glazed. though
the stalk may be quite green and the
husk on the ear somewhat green, Sc
lect the largest and gipesJ ears, and on
the same day diyest the corn Of all the
husk, save as much rs will suspend ii.
Braid the ears in punches Of ten or
twelve and suspend them in some dry
place, or if the atmosphere be damp,
hang the punches around the wall of
the kitchen for three or four weeks at
least. 1t may hang either in the kital;-
en- or any dry, airy place, where neith-
er damp nor rain will get to it, until
planting time. All such seeds will
grow in any land not flooded with wa
ter.-{ruiTie fdrmfr.
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@ lHziRRIED.

ACKER-SILL--on The 9th inst, by Rev. c.
L Hcilmau, Mr. John Acker to Miss Leah Sill,
both OF St Clair township, this county.
GAKDNEK-BUBkET the 3Gth of Aug,
by the Rev H. Hctkcrnan, Mr.. Samuel Gardner
10 Miss Mareare; BurkeJ, both Of Bedford tp
BURkET-pR tCE--OH the 9th inst by The
same, Jacob 3 BuTket 10 Miss Susannah NJ Price,
both OF Bedford ip.
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There was Inarriageat Deertield,
Connecticut, few days since, OF Hen
ry W. Harry, of Montague, asIXty-leur-
year-oid whiternan, to Amanta. Jlgger,
an eighteen-year-Old negro girl.
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4 WARNING: -
Beware Of spurious extraets deleterious.
Can frauds compare with pure Night Blooming
Cereus}
PhaIon & Son, manufacturers n. y.
Sold everywhere.
Phalou's Might Blooming Cereus-wonlrous
Pure, rich, refreshing, hoalthfui. permanent.
Sold everywhere.
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FACTORIES SouTH.-An Alabama
paper says: eve hear Of factories
springing up ali over the country. At
Camden, Wilcox County, "a wealthy
company have taken the initiatory
steps TO erect a large building, and fill
it with the most approved machinery.
At Carrollton, Mississippi, : factory j.
now inoperation, which in ashori time
will employ ole hundred and eighty
spindIes. In Marengo County J3,ey are
making arrangements 10 nanGtarlure
on a largescale. Administrations, sumter
county, factory Is shortly 70 be inopcr-
alton. These are = few. Of The indica-
tions that the South viii soon BECOME
filed with factories. The results ofthc
war, in throwing capital into au entire
ly new channel, the facilities OF easy
intercommunication, Abundance OF ma
terial to be used in manufacturing,
contiguity to the said material, equa-
biIity of temperature, and thousand
other facts, poini out this region as the
future home OF the factory
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Fight.
SAN Francisco, Sept. Another
small expedition to aid the Liberals IN
Mexico is said to have sailed las0
night.
The transcript Of the appeal in the
PuebIa case, about to be sent to the u
nited States Supreme Court. contains
nearly one thousand pages of legal
cap.
Japan tea sold recently at eighty cents
per pound.
from Arizonia have been received TO
August 30.
The election for delegate to Congress
was to take place last week. The can
didates were Charles ID. PostOn and
Colonel BushfOrd.
The Governor had apportioned the
mcmi,"rs fthe Legislature on the basis
Of the late census.
The country in The neighborhooI Of
Lopez ia flooded to a distance OF forty
miles.
\ letter gives detailed account OF
the fight lHtCiy reported, in WhRh thlr-
ty-three Indians were killed. il seems
the indians bciOngedy 10 friendly tribes.
Toll Was demanded OF teaa.ster5 for
passing over the road from LOPEZ
This being refused, 4 scufilo enSued.
The tcamsters were joined by a dozen
soldiers, when a general fight .Ook
place, resulting in the death Of thirty
three Indians, who had not brought
bows ana arrows, bat who We're said 10
have had knives concealed about their
+
the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
authorized them to collect tolls.
s.z4n@~-se a,ssa-1-4-a=4s
TAX PAYEKs READ.-COi. Francis
Jordan. located at Washington, act
ing as state Agent upon salary Of
1900. we learn from good authority,
has nos done a days work in that ca
pacity since the Ist of June, the duties
Of the Office, hCWevcr, are not neglect
ed, rs Col. James Giiiiland, his assist
ant, does the business. The reason OF
this dirclieti0n OF duty upon the part
Of Colonel Jordan arises from the tact
Of his being detained IN the State by
! the StevcnS-Geary men a5 the char
man Of the State Central Committee
| We find 10 fault with the Colonel for
exercising himself IL advancing the
political interests Of his political party,
| bat we 10 find fault with Ills DEAWIEG
/ PAY FOR LABOR THAT ANOT-iEH PER
! FaEMS. While III the service o. the
| Stgvems-GCary men, why no, resign
the post OF State Agent ? -As IL stands
! haaUstracts from the Treasury Ui ;he
! United states S3,pGU which justly BE-
! longs 70 men who remain and toll
eariv and late to make up his portion
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yTALU4BLE LAND nor SALE,

= .ALJABLE Lt-NI IUIs 9-tI-i--
2 The undersigned offers for sale tho follow
ing valuable bodies Of land
containing 100 acres each, situated cn the Illinois
Central Railroad. in Champaign county, State Of
Illinois miles from The city Of GrbNna, and one
mile from Beutual Station on said haiiroad. Two
OF the tracts adjoin. and ore Of thcIa mas never
failing pond Of water upon 1t Tae city Of Urbana
contains about 1000 Inhabitants. Champaign is
the greatest wheat growing couaty il I!lirois.
ALso-Oue-} }ovyth Of q tract ot i9ua. situated
ia Broad Top township, Bedford county, cou,ain-
ing about As acres with all the coal veins Of Broad
Top running through it.
ALso-Thres LIS in nte t9aen Of C9rtmoat.
Huntingdon county.
Jan 25 '66-tf F 9. EEAMER-
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TIE PACIFIC.

FIiIb,7sters for Nexico---Ehc pIebIa
Case Political Aflni irv--Ehe F.0fe ti1diam
Fight.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH! Cu!-.Scr0tch 7
Scrutch Scratch i-WHEAToN 5 0INTNENr viii
cure Itch in IS Hours.
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ChiIblains and
all Eruptions of the Skin. Price 30 cents. For
sale by all druggists BY sending go cents t.
Weeks Potter sole agents, I7O Washington street
Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of post
age to any part Of the United States.
fms hb.-lY
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE sale One lot Of ground in the
centre Of Bloody Run, frortirs on Main street
about sxty-iye feet, Of gne very best business
locations in Bloody Run. Also. ten acres of wood
land adjacent TO Bloody Run, lying en 1ha Bed
ford Rail Road containing first rate irsu ere aud
having thereon ucycr-faiing spring Of water.
For particulars inquire at The store u Mrs. ). /.
Mann, Bloody Run, or Of Dr. Hickoa, BadfoAi. Pa.
Dec l5 'bJ
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A CliANtL foh bAhHAINo
IA .-------, ,,-
y + W { II i A L = y IL l.
'' '''' -. o-'''~'
GOODS or ALL KINDS SOLD AT
SMALL PhOFIln.
D7,-,-,1-TI-I,rrD
VI ! I'-' l ! u " 'A'
Has just received from the East, and offers tor
o,,-r,~,,r nnrrr,e,
LOW E.'I PhICES,
Il large and varied assortment OF
r.tDrFs, DPFSS G0ODS
,la.,.;,.,;,u o,,5 90 tbo hast o,,,i;+z,.
u e'oil ueS'' '''''" "''' VI '-o '0'' f'''''''
EA7xcy. GOODS
II large assortment, to suit all classes;
>-oTr0>e
- - / 49, -
III 'H'Ioss Yar'''y'
MUSLiNS,
all kinds, very cheap;
.AFICaT,G
e..u, .,o bo.. ,,an,,s.,,,,ros
o---.o.,-oe oe
DRY GOODS
is u7surn,ssed and we ask al to give Us call. II
tbov desire to get BARGAINS.
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;
J PIPER SMITH.
SIMON i. HAMAKEB,
scpt.7-lt Administrators


Y7ETENSIVE PRIVATE SALE
IA OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. Tho IN
dersigned viii sell at private sale, several aiioin
ing and contiguous tracts Of land, lying on the
he4dwaaogs OF banning Greek, in ST. Clair town
ship, Bedford county, containing 765 acres now
divided into four tracts three tracts thereof CON
tanning respectively i57, 1853 aLd lS3 acres and
the other being the Saw MIL tract containing
262 acres. These tracts will be sold they or
subdiyided to sup purchasers.
The SAW mill tract contains a FIRST CLASS
SAW MILL, with ueycr-i&iiing head "f water
and is in he midst of TIMBER REGION an
surpassed for the quality Of timber. One other Of
the tracts contains an enyiabIe site for TAN
YARD, with all the advantages Cf water and is
alongside Of Chestnut Ridge, whore the resources
for Bark are iueNhausti5e.
100 acres Of the land is bottom. mostly covered
by large sugar trees 500 acres are cleared aud
in COED state Of cultivation, and the balance
well tiIbcrci.
There are THREE DWELLING HOUSES, up
poa he premises and THREE BARNS with other
outbuildings The Fruit IS choice ana in abund-
ance upon some Of these tracts. This property lies
u miles North OF Bedford, and in 4 country noted
for its good roads leading North. South, East aud
West, 10 Bedford, HolIdaysburg, J"husjpwn, and
other points, or the Pcrn'a CeEtrSi Railroad.
Farmers, LunlbsrmeG, Tanners and Spectators
should examine the premises, these lands viii
be sold on fair and reasonable terms.
T. H. LYONS,
jurS 65 n. j. LYONS
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COURT SALE. OF

ORPHANS COURT SALE, or
I VALUABLE TOWN PR0PERTE.-Iy viz
tue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of Bedford
county the undersigned administrators Of the es-
tate Of John Smith, ESQ, late Of the borough Of
Schellsbure decd viii sell at Public Sale on the
premises the Real Estate Of said deceased. situa-
ted in the borough Of Schellsbnrg Aforesaid, on
TUESDAY the u day Of OCTOBER, 1886, atl0
O'Clock, A. NJ, consisting ofL0T Ne. l3, fronting
60 feet on Plttsburg street ana extending back
2l0 feet an alley, adjoining an alley and lot Of
Samuel Corl on the West having thereon erected
a two-story Brick Mansion House Brick Store
House and Stable, Wash House, Carriage House,
Wood House and Creamery, a Well Of good water,
q Cistern and fine variety Of choice Fruit Trees
on the premises. Also LOT No. Il, adjoining the
shove, and same dimensions, having thereon
erected q large two-ssory Brick Blacksmith Shop,
a Frame Ctice and Stable The shop could very
reldily be ron9deed into d dwelling. This IS
very pleasant property, in good repair, and n
very pleasant village. TERMS CASH II do
sired time might be given for q partof tie pur-
chase money Al particulars can be had by call
ing on JNO. p REED. Att'y, - Beltrd, OF the
subscribers y, SchcllsJurg.
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jurS sc

" ELLOW OCHRE.-3Iy farm loca-
ted in Bedford township, six miles North of
BoI.ori, has upon It a bank of ElL0W QCHBE,
Of the best Equality, which has bcoE used by num-
Der Of persons for making paints, with entire sat
isE2etioa. I I'm now selling this oehrn al low
pric GOd invite III Sc Interested 5r7ve nc a call
Thcy viii frd il MI ! represent. Almost apy col
OF cau ba u..te oft Call at my place in Bedford
township, or address ne as follows:
ur22-3sus. HENRY Sill. Bedford, Pa.
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ErrANCE, tt'T DtE.-EvorS- young
lady and gentleman In the United States can hear
salncthiu = very muc.t t. :beir advantage by re-
turn uaii free IF cLarEc} by addressing the IN
dersigneI Those hlyias fears Of being bumbug-
.ed vii! 15ligc by not noticing this card. Others
will please address tLciT obodient servant,
IHOS. f. CHAPMAN,
s5l Broadway, New York
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VALUABLE EARN FOR SALE
200 acres, situate in Liberty Township, Bed
feri County, on The Juniata river lad BGntmg-
don 4 Broad Top Rail Read. Wei improved,
fine meadows. fruit end tn4ber-a very deslra-
bic pr0pertv az the head Of markci-the property
Of Cant. Joseph s. Reed WEB Be s3id cheap
For uriee. &c, apply to JOHN ?. REED,
.2i-tf Atty a Bedford.
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without staining the skin aor iujurins the flaments.
Manufactured byJ CHRIST ,DyI0, . Astor House,
New York Sold b. all Druggists. Applied ~
all Hair Drcssers. aug.lt-Im.
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a,ral Osstatf Sales.
L1p1 SALE OF VALUABLE

nUBLIC SALE OF NALUAbL1
REAL ESTATE The undsi gned Executors,
Of the last Win and Testament Of Nathan Carson,
late Of Napier township, Bedford county, deceas-
saturday. September 22d, 1865 all tho following
described property, to wit A tract OF land slta-
ate in Napier township, Bedford county ADJOINING
lands Of George Stuckey, George " Gump' I !;
Studebaker and others, coutsining one hundred
and sixty-three acres ard forty .eFoA peleAe9
and the usual allowance, about one hundred acres
cleared and under fence, eight acres of which are
good meadow, with a two story Log House, Bsak
Barn and other buildings thereon--a never is1i-
ing spring Of good water near the house ana Z
fountain punp in the barn yard 'sso N 0Iehaf0
Of apple peach and cherry trees thereon
Terms one third of the purchase money ~ hand'
and tic balance in TWO equal annuel payments
without interest Sale 70 commences az lg clgck
Of said day. JOHN " HVVN E',
aug. .3l-3t. Executor ofNathan Carsen, dee d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
CJPRFME COURT.-In the matter of the

GUPREME COT RT.-ln the matter OF the
- application OF the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty OF
the CITY Of New-York. relative to the WIDENING OF
BRO AWAY Tor BLOOMING dae Roa % between Fifty seventh
cad Fy ninh.street in the City Of New IorkPursusnt
to Statutes such made and provided the Mayer Alder
ard Commonely Of the City Of Newiork hereby give
that they intend apply TO tie Supreme Court Of the
state Of NewYok Special Term OF said Court TO be held
at the City Hail. in the City Of NewYork, saturday,
24h day OF March, 1876 s the opening OF the Court on
that day thereafter Counsel be head Tor the
appointment Of COMMISSIONER Of Estimate and Assessment
in the aboveened matter that the usure and extent Of the
improvement hereby intended th. widening Of Broadway
Cor Boomingdae Road between tftyseyenth and Fifty
ninth in the City Of NewYork in manner following
that IL say: beginning at point tbs eAstcrly line, OF
side Of Broadway BOominedale Road, distant ~ feet
inches norhery the northery line side Of Fhysev
euh street and running thence norhery aud parallel with
S@veuthsvenue point the southery le or side OF
distant hve hundred feet westerly rom the
westerly line eide Of said Soventsyen thence westerly
the present easery line side Of Broadway Cor Blooming
dale sud thence soueoy along sd last mentioned
line 70 the DIN, or place OF beginning.
Pursuant the provisions OF the act Of the Legislature OF
the people the State Of NewYors entitled An Act author
zug the Mayor Aldermen and Commouaty Of the City OF
New. ork to widen Broadway Tor boomingdae Rosdl be,
tween fyseven and Fityunhstreets, in the City oil
sry o. 1856 RICHARD OGORMAN
Counsel to the Corporation