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NTALJ NBLt BLAL ESTATE \ /
PRIVATE >ALE.-One lot Of ground in the
centre Of Bloody Ran, fronting ou Main street
about sixty-fve feet one Of the very best business
locations iu Bloody Run Also, ten acrts Of wood
land, djrcent 20 Bloody Run, lying on The Bed
having thereon a neyer-failjug spIins OF waier
For arsioufars inquire At 're store OF Mrs. s Z.
Mann. Bloody Run, rof DR.. Hckok, Bedford, Pa
De, lj IS
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MEssRs. Sheppard, Van Harlingen
d Arrison, of Philadelphia, advertise
large stock Of New, Spring, House
furnishing Goods. at reduced prices.
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2:eQal 4l0tifes.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
n Notice is hereby given that letter. Of admin
istrstion have been granted TO the subscriber On
the estate Of Ioha Bridges, late Of southampton
township. Bedford county. dec d. all persons ~
debted to said estate are notified TO make payment.
and those having claims thereon will present them
duly authenticated fer settlement
apr q. ct BENTON BRIDGES Admir-
TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Letters
I 4 tes lament yon the estate OF Artemss Bennett,
late of southampton township, dec d, having been
granted bv the Register Of Bedford county, to the
undersigned notice Is hereby given to all having
c aims against said estate 10 present them properly
authenticated for settlement and all persons IN
dehied will please ma ke immediate payment
GEORGE 5. BENNETT.
ARTEMAS :. BENNETT
apr 20.-6t. tx IS
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New GROCERY SToEE.-Bagain>
Certainly there are bargains To be had
at Reamer's New Grocery! Reamer
sells everything you can eat and some
thing else besides, and bargains 70 boot!
Now, do your inner man and your
pocket-b00k both a service by calling
on Reampr.
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4}gW Advertisements s.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
-I0a acres Of excellent limestone land. a.
bGUt - acre, well timbered the remainder under
cultivation lying few miles north Of Bedford
for sale on reasonable terms. For particulars ap-
ply 10 MEYERS * DICkEBSoN.
m9yiS.-3ms Bedford. Pa.
EfACTION.-I hereby give notice
Y tbaJ mg wife. annie S Guthrie formerly
Annie :. cturkey. daughter OF and r SWckey
near Bedford, Pa deserted me. IN ms absence
from Altona- Knox county, Ills / caution all
persons lrola hsr5orng or creditiug heg on my gc-
c1Hut. as 7 viii nor he responsible for any debts Of
her contracting THOMAS GUTHRIE.
mayiS--5t.&
ClHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
- writ Of 8 fs,s. gsaa seDaaqs to me directed
there wil be sid ag the Court House I'm she bor-
ough %. Bedford, on Saturday, the day ut june
a 30 clock. =. 81. the following real estate. viz
pae lot uf ground in the town of Cyaidale 'front.'
lag Oh Falton street ndj jsIliu- an alley on the
east. and on the west hv los belonging l9 Jamr>
EjcaeiBgrger. 100 feet front and jZ9 feet back
wita 81 rWp story Frame House sHG Frame Stable
thereon erected. situate in Braad;op township
Bedford county, and taken Ia execution IS the
property Of Lsuaei Evaus
JOHN ALDSTADT sheriff
Sheriff Office, May Is, 6i-#l
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CTNBERLAND, Md.
May II. 1866.

B.F. MEYERS. ESQ. - Wrlteto YOU
-rr, AT a quarter of an hour of ten P.
j., u apprise you Of the result Of our
-glicipal election. which took place
LAY. After a spirited contest, the
lemoeracy carried the day, electing
@a.r candidate for Mayor, and their
e1unciImen, by an average MAORI
"of serenity rotee! For the last five
E-a-, the ballot-box has been cOntrOll-
8 5y bayonctS. and the ballot has been
'a.,ically denied TO the Democracy.
5-,, thank God we are again free.
"ta a fair vote. with free access to
Or bail0t-box, a. in days gene by, the
80 equality party was compelled 10
Yield before the simon pure, white De-
-'.racy. / unhesitatingly aver that
q free and fair ballot Is allowed at
~+ fall election, that old Maryland
VII give such a majority against the
Ay3.!tion party, as will appal them
ana will send a thrill Of JOY to the
--a't Of every true Democrat in the
and. lenclose to you the ticket that
va, elected. which was as follows ::
.4yor. John Humbird Councilmen,
'"acls Haley, Frederick Mertens,
,'4aFew Gonder, Geo. W. Hoover,
Gorge Long. Asahel Wilson.
Truly, your friend,
JACOB SNlDER.
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JACKSON HOTEL,
- Rgi}r5.i Street
HUNTING DOA, Pa.
c. SMELL,
arr.l3-'6G. Proprietor
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Y. STECk1IAN. Proprietor.
This excellent hotel Is row prepsred 10 accom-
modafe he rublic in the best manner aud on the
most liberal terms
Msv g. s..
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On JUilanna Street doors North Of !. /. Lewis.
Drug Store
i. G. bEANER
Has just opened large assortment ofGROCEEIES.
TEAs.
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CHEESE
NoLAsSES-
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tracts. Lelaon aai y.uiaa, Iaaisa
ana indigo P.ae. Corn starch
F5rina all E,nt. If
Prime. F,r. R.f.i-s Cherries e..
FISH u Ell KINDS. NOS ran.-E. in The ru1fata
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LINEN SuEEIINUo. TABLE uRAFERH. &c.,
-at-
GregHy Retvr.9 Psjrs>
SHEPPARD. VAN HARLTNGEN & AREIS0N.
Importers and Dealers
In House Furnishing Dry Goods
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DEATH OF \ Prominent CITIZEN.
1t is our painful duty to record the
death Of F. l.. Anderson. ESQ, which
occurred at his residence in this place,
on Saturday last. Mr.. Anderson was
widely known as the proprietor of Bed
ford Springs. and his untimely demise
Will be regretted by many friends, a.
well a. mourned by a large circle Of be-
reaved relatives. May he rest in peace!
NEW ARRIvAL.-H. F. Irvine has
Just received a large lot Of boots, shoes,
and varieties. His stock Is one Of the
most varied and deytensive ever brought
to Bedford. As Irvine claims to he
''the regulator" see board fences he
found it necessary 0vpurchasc a large
lot Of goods at prices which will enable
him 10 sell very cheap. You viii find
every thing in his store, from a patent
matchbox to a shell-bark hickory-nut.
Call and see him by all means.
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J A7h; Win SiN@'0 Plcooulc, tIle dppeuuel
/ call for a convention of soldiers. 10 be
held in this place, on Saturday, 27th Of
May, 1866. This call states the object
/ OF this convention to be the t'equaliza-
ton OF bounties, lands sc. Thi, is
all right and proper If the conveH-
tion confines its proceedings to this ex-
tent. We shall do all in our power to as
sist it in attaining it, object If, how
ever, politics are to be meddled with
in its proceedings, we wish it distinct
~ understood that we will advise ey-
cry soldier who has the good of his
cause at heart, to withdraw from it at
once. We desire 10 see the soldiers,
without respect 10 politics. unite for
the purpose Of getting their rights in
Congress, and this can only be accom-
plished by ignoring politics in all such
meetings a. the one just called. Let
Democratic and Republican soldiers at
tend this convention and let them meet
a soldiers, not a. politicians. Doubt
leSs, designing men, who are always
willing 10 make tools OF Others. Will
b. on hand to try to manipulate this
Convention and to gerit to adopt p0-
litical resolutions. Let such men be
Stunned by the ''boys in blue, " if they
would not defeat the very end at which
they aim. We shall see.
TO G3se Soldiers of bedford comfy.
BEDFORD. May 18th. 1866.
In pursuance of a call by Mai. Gen.
j. +. Hartranft. issued at Harrisburg,
May. lst.. 1866, and by the authority
Of the Soldiers Convention, held in
that city on the eighth day of March.
1866, the sOidiFrs Ui Bedford county are
respectfully requested TO meet in Con
venti0n in Bedford. on Saturday the
9th day Of May, 1866, at o clock, p.
NJ. for the purpose Of eIecting five del
egate- TO attend the Soldiers COnven-
ton. 10 be held in Pittsburg. on the 9th
Of June, 1866. NOu-cOmmi--ioned Of
tirers and pTivates serving in the late
war with treason and rebellion should
particularly interest themselves in see
ing that Bedford county be properly
/ represented. a. matters Of importance
relative to the equalization OF b0unries,
lands. &c. viii be brought before the
/ Convention.
d. ;. ELLIOTT.
B. Ne. BLYNlNER. Committee.
ALEN. LYON.
". Line. \. B. Carver. -. ProS~er, II.
Burket, Lemuel Evans, Albert Smith,
/ d. Weaverling, ii. c. La~hly, jos. Mil
Ter. y X. Simmer. j. RObh. E>py Coli
pher, j. Sans, Abr. Carpenter, ". B..
Filler, jos. MeSSerSmith, JOS. Byers, D..
/ T. Keagy. ". F. Wilkinson, W. Ru-
berts, J. L. MeIoy, D. B. Armstrong.
SOLAR PHENoMENoN.-One day last
week old Sol cut a very queer figure.
We pra- an4 BE must have lee0 au d
"hender." for ne had two rings around
+ his eye and Il kind of straight line cut
to the side OF it. Seriously speaking,
this was u phenomenon which i Of
rather rare occurrence. There We're
two circles about the sun. one enclos-
ing a small segment Of the other. whilst
at the side of these circles appeared a
straight line. the color Of the circles
and line being yeIlowish, hut rather
bright and dazzling. We presume the
clerk Of the weather will duly inform
us what it all means.
RARA AVIs.-A large pelican was
shot, on Wednesday last, on Dummies
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fleW advertisements.
FIVE DOLLAR

GtARD.-LASH'S FIVE DOLLAR
7 WASHING MACHINE is ROW offered 70
the public as the cHEAHgsT, SIMPLEST and most
EFFICIENT Washing Machine in the country.
The exclusive right for the sails Of this machine
in your own State or county. can be secured by
applying snon at cur store,
727 -HzEkC; Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
J s. Lash q Co
very liberal discount to country mer-
chants and dealers generally. mayls -gt.
DECEIPTS AND ENPENDI-
u TUKES OF BEDFORD B)R0UGH.-John
II Rush. Es4,, Treasurer Of Bedford Borough, IN
account it'll said borough fran May J. 4. h.,
1863 10 May !. 1856.
Tre7y0rtr Or.
To balance in Treasury at last Sc dement,, 81 %
To cash received from S. Rcimunl. Weigh
Master, 81 90
To cash received for Circus Licenses. % 90
=. e. from H. Nicodemls e9llec-
Tor, tax ier 1854 @57 IS
:. - from same. lur 1855, fj5 s.
Sa9I ~
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Chm Dem. Co. Com

GLORIOUS DENoCEATIC VICTORY N
lrsBERLAND. MD.-The Democrats
Q. Cumb rland, Nd, achieved, on
Monday last, most triumphant sue
e,,, in the election Of their whole mu-
-.5pal ticket. This i a propitious
a-Iry. The following letter from our
Old friend. Jacob Snider, Of the ship
T House. tells the whole story:
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We the undersigned. Auditors of Bedford Bor-
ou-h, so hereby certify that wa met and did audit
and adjust the account oi John H Rush. Esd
Treasurer Of said borough. fer the year ending
May /, A D.. 1856. ~ contained ia the foregoing
statements. and We have examined the forego-
ing account due to said borough. and that we have
found the same correct. &s taess our hands this
tenth day If May 4. D.. 1856
K. SILL
j. HENRY HUTTON.
finest. i REED IEAGER,
JoHS PALMER. Cl'k. Auditors
mavI--
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very liberal discount to country mer-
chants and dealers generally lmayls.-Gt
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$t0rGa. &(.

IUJNIEE NEAIHANIN
should bear in mind that their orders viii Away
be promptly attended TO- and tuil share OF tHeI
patronage Is solicited.
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ID. :. ELLIOTT.
3. Ne. BLY-NlYER. Committee.
ALEX. l.VON.

". Line. \. B. Carver. -. Pros~er. II.
Burket, Lemuel Evans, Albert Smith,
D. Weaverling, He. La~hly, jos. Mil
Ter. \. X. Simmer. J. Robh. Espy Coli
pher, J. Sans, Abr. Carpenter, W. 3.
Filler, jos. MeS>erSmith, jos. Byers, j..
T. keagy. ". F. Wilkinson, W. Ru-
berts, J. L. Meloy, D. B. Armstrong.
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No. fIuS Chestnut Stree.
may lS.-lu. PHILADELPHIA
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
AND
nFALEACADEMIC INSTITUTE.

H,HTS INSTITUTION viii commence
the SECOND SESSION Of its FIFTH
scholastic year on MONDAY, FEBRUARY
9th, 1866. Pupils will he received at any
inc, and charged from time Of entrance.
A.S A BOARDLNG SCHOOL.
Present number of Boarding Pupils, Is
females; 10 males. The Principal receives
oniy elereA females into his family; the re-
naming fourteen board with dpDrorcd fmi-
lies in the town. There is yet one vacant
place for male boarder.
Those wishing to occupy the vacancies
that may occur at the end of our present
session February lst), will please make
will leave at that time, TO enter upon busi
meas.
The accommodations for Boardors are
tro separate buildings, built of brick That
for the Male Department is the residence OF
the Rev. jonathan MUNRoE Father of the
PrincipaD, whose paternal care will be over
his boarders; that for the Female Depart
ment is occupied by the Principal There
will not be any communication between
these departments. Each will beconsidered
as a family, anordingah to its boarders
AS 4 DAY SCHOOL.
Number Of Day Pupils, since September
Let, ffty.fonr Accommodations are FIVE
commodiOus rooms, viz: The young men $
study room--the boys study room-the
young ladies' study room-the Primary
room and the Lecture room.
Departments y Primary, Preparatory and
Collegiate; three grades Of classes, in each
Department--ln Music, French and Ger.
man, superior advantages. Latin taught
gratuitously.
Especioi attention given to aH elementary
principles; also to Pcnmanship fplain and
iancyj; to Book keeping; to Spelling, Read.
ing aud Elucution.
Six grades Of Tuition, from 50 up 70
sll.25 per quarter. The corps Of Teachers
numbers six
For Circular address
REV. JOHN 4. MCNROE, g. W.,
no3O Principal.
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IMPROVED
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Tho raaleg ma.t be aware that, however
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our Sob ani blood are supported from,
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE!
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FLUID EXTRACT BUCiIU,

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NEW STORE!
The West End Grocery.

TEHE undersigned Lcg lcaye 10 inform the
citizens ct Carroll county that lhos have
opouei q GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE IN Wrtmiuttr. uraT Mr. J. L..
Eeifniier'f Store. al thc Nr1 End and
have on hand the best Meats Apples, Suce,
and lriah Potatoes, Fatap, finllos, krout,
Niucc Meat. Oysters, lfass= of All Ands,
Sugar, Cogcs Nalsaes, Tobacco Cattle
Powder, Cheese, SOAPS and every article
Ia the grocery line.
Br5~Plenac give us a call. anl got she
worth Of your money Small rrohIs aud
quick sales,
We viii also purchase Potatoes, Dried
Fruits Beans, Corn and Buck wheat Meal,
&c, DC.
BISlI & LUTON.
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