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4 DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
y Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
lstration have been granted to the subscriber on
the estate Of Elizabeth Means. late of Monroe
township. Bedford county. deed. all persons in
debtcd TO said estate are notified to make payment
and thnse having claims thereon will present them
duly authenticated for settlement
jun.S.-5t. HORATIO j. MEANS. Admir-
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
"a Notice Is hereby given that letters of admin
tralion have been granted by the Register Of Bed
tpcd county, to the undersigned, on the estate OF
John AXE. ute Of Union township deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment, and those having
claims can present them duly authenticated for
settlement
JOHN T AXE.
jun22.-6t, ABRAM Il. HULL, Adm'rs.
DXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Lettors
1 4 tes ameutary to the estate Of John Martin ESQ
late Of Monroe township. deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned, by the Register Of
Bedford county all persons indebted 10 said estate
arc hereby notified to make immediate paymen',
and those having claims against the same viii pre-
sent them properly au heniicated tor Sc Jiement.
jun22.-5t. DANIEL FLETCHER, EXT.
OLIVER c. LOWRY vs.. HAN
I J NAH LOWRY.-In the Court Of Common
70
1866, alias Subreua in Libel for Divorce
And, now, Apiil 30fh, 1865 the Court on mo-
tion Of q. II Spang, Esq, Attorney for the above
named Oliver G. Lowry. the above named libel
liant, grant q rule on the above named Hannah
Lowry the respondent in the above case to show
cause why divorce rf~T,lo vi,old
not be decreed. The snid Rule returuubIe ou Mou-
day the Sd day Of September. 1865. ut 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. Q. T.. SHANNON, Pro'y.
Attest :--JoHy ALDSTADr. sheriff.
Sheriff Office, June 8, IS.
! SAME } No. y, April Term. 1865. Alias SUB
vs.. roma in Libel for Di1orc On motion
! SAME E NJ. Alsip, appointed Commissioner tG
/ take Iestmouey find facts and make return Il
! said Court, at next Term, September3I, 1856.
To Hannah Lowry and all parties interested -
| Notice Is hereby given that the UndeFsis sued
/ Commissioner appointed, as above stated, will at-
tend To the duties OF his appoint nenr at his Office
in Bedford, Friday, the 9th Of July. 1856 hen
and where you can attend if you think proper.
jams 1t T.. NJ. ALSIP, Commissioner
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FOURTH OF JULY AT THE ,CHALY-
BEATE TROTTING PARK.-Indepen-
dence day will be celebrated in grand
style at Col. Hafer's Chalybeate Trot-
ting Park tcalied trace course" in
mistake, i'll our last. A dinner will
be served up at the house of W. Chen
oweth, Esq, and that it will be per-
fectly outat, we have no hesitation to
prophesy. The Declaration Of Inde-
pendence will be read and Prof. Hef-
tiey's band will be in attendance and
enliven the occasion with their best
pieces. In the evening there will be
dancing, and, we doubt not, every
thing will go merry as IA marriage
bell.
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.fanfu Storfs.


ID EMOVAL.-CALL ANDISEE
III NEW MILLINERY STORE !-MrslE. Y.
M0WRY would respectfully inform her oldlr ends
and customers, as well as the ladies geleratly,
that she hiss removed her store to the fnerooms
Immediately opposite the Bedford Hotel fqmerly
occupied by } Cessna, where she h just received
large and carefully selected assortment O
NEW MILLINERY and DRESS G00Di, and
NoIIoNN, consisting, in part Of
RONNETS aRd HATS.
RIBBONS. FLO 'VERS fc.
ALL WOOL DELAINES,
POPLTYS. BERAGES.
ALPACAS, LATFNS
CALICOES. d.c
LADIES' Coats
aHd SHA WIS,
BEST KID CLOVES,
SILK KanH THR FAD G}0rss
COLLARS
HOOP SKIRTS
LHORALS,
CORSETS, Ac., Ac
Also fine assortment of LADIES'. MISSES and
CHILDREN SHOES, made specially to order
These goods viii be sold at the lowest prices but
tor CASH oElY- Mrs. Mowry re-urns her thanks
tr pas ftvOrs, and respectfully solicits coutiuu-
anee OF the patronage Of the ladies of Bedford and
vicinity. Tapr u, 68
MRS. TATE AND MISS REA
AfA -o'"Ai4S'i Alnl tALS cry h5tn lALS most
beautiful assortment Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
ever before offered in this mark t In addition
to this they have with them lady from Phjladel-
phi who has experience as a practical Niil,asr,
and having also arranged to have practical
MANTUA-lTAKER from one of the city estab-
lshments. they are confident they can offer to
their customers assurances of satisfaction which
cannot be surpassed Tspr 20, SO.
MISS KATE DEAL & MRS. NJ.
w R. SCHAEFFER have just returned from
ne city with fine assortment Of fashionable
BONNETS.
HATS,
RIBBONS.
FLOWERS.
GLOVES,
ladies ana gents hose, ladies' and gents hand
kerchiets aud collars fancy ncck-ties, rutiiing,
dress buttons and trimming. machine silk and cot
Ton, hair brushes, tooth brushes. clothes brushes,
soaps perfumery, enamel, skirt braid. enbruidcr
ing braid, ladies corseis and hoops, sImoral
skirts, lace wells, tissue for wells cloths for sacks
dress goods, poPlins lawns ginghams. 6c., &c.
Mantua-mnking aud all kinds of Millincr work
done IN the cheapest and best manner.
may l 66.
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NTERCHANTS' SHOW BILLS,
Ivh printed in superior style. and upon reasona
Bic lerms, at The BEDFORD GAZETTE office.
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THE MENGFL HOUSE,

J,tiiapa Street Bedford, IA.
The subscriber respectfully begS leave to INFORM
the travelling public tha he has recently enlarged
improved and reftted his rouse, th for the sc-
coInmuda ION Of travellers and b0arders As wen as
country Gus omers. Persons coming to this place
f.r the purpose Of visiting the Bedford Springs,
viii fad this house pleasantly lnca.ed
Ample aud convenient Stabiing is attached 10
this Hotel, which will always be attended 6y
c reiul hoster. Also safe and convenient car
riage house.
All are invited to give lin ea'l
ISAAC MENGEL, Proprietor.
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certain uedtu 10 lltt IlSeCi. lHDSt " ISL
ing Mishler's Bitters, can now find them
at Lewis Drug Store.
No PAPER NEXT WEEK.-ln ac-
cordance with the almost universal
custom Of newspaper publishers, and
in order to give our employees Il
Fourth ofJuly," there will be no pa
per issued from this office next week.
FIRE.-A fire occurred in the rooms
Of Mrs. II. Ogle. at the Washington
House, one night last week, by which
the unfortunate lady lost great deal
Of clothing and was, herself, severely
burnt about the hands.
STEAM MILL.-The Messrs. Hartley
have put up the frame Of their new
| Steam Mill, in the eastern part of town,
and will proceed to the completion OF
the building as rapidly as possible. The
Mill will add considerable to the bust
ness and activity Of our ancient bor-
ough.
REAL ESTATE SOLD. T. II. & \. }.
( Lyons have sold one of their farms in
I ST. Clair township, to Jacob Beckley,
Esq, for three thousand dollars. They
offer for sale number Of farms near
and adjoining it. See advertisement.
- L rsrf-rT
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THE CLIMBER. THE Campaign
Climber" is now ready for distribu-
ton. We print a large edition this
week for distribution, in order to give
our friends an idea Of what the paper
will be. Let every one who receives a
copy interest himself in getting up a
club. The "Climber" will have some
of the best humorous illustrations ever
given in any paper, and will al con-
tain portraits Of President johnson and
Hon. Hiester Clymer.
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CaIisaya Bark is pre-emiuent among vegetable
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43eal Gstate Sails.
LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
The undersg gned offers for sale the follow
ing valuable bodies of 1nd:
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ALso-Oue-toa of q tract Of land, situated
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Huntingdon county.
Jan g. '66-if F. c. REAMER.
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1otets.

BEDFORD HOTEL.-1'he un-
ID dersigned having taken charge Of the Bed
ford Hotel formerly Kept by Col John Haier, an
nouuces to the public that be will be able TO al
ford the best accommodations, both to the trsVrl-
ing public and home custom. The mouse WIZ DC
innroved and re.ftted and the Bar will always be
we'll supplied with choice liquors. Hls table VIII
be supplied with the choicest edibes Of the seasoH
and he viii spare no pains make it suitaois .'s
NIL Ills stable is one Of the best in BedioFar slfa
a good hostler will always be in atteHdatce
sy-Boardefs taken by the week, month or yTat
Tt rus reasonable. The public respectfully in
yited to give him a call. ,,r,,
JOSHUA ]. SHOEMAKER.
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MENGEL HoUsE.-The gentlemen
ofthe Mengel House have made great
Improvements in their hotel. The
bar-room has been newly papered, the
parlors re-carpeted, and other impor-
tantrenovations made. The bar is said
to be filed with choice liquors, but as
ye L8cdt never drinks, he can't say, eX-
cept that he has seen some very invit-
ing cobblers, iuleps, e ID oDtae genus,
disposed of under the supervision OF
Col. EdsaIl, the attentive and gentle
manly barkeeper.
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Go to Lewis Drug Store, purchase a
package Of Cedar Camphor, which is
certain death to the insect. Those wish
ing Mishler's Bitters, can now find them
at Lewis Drug Store.
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zlruQs, 43leditines, Sc.

7 L. LEWIS having purchased the
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Every druggist has it.
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SECOND NINE.
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INNINGS

->'iFAL OF THE NJ. f.. MITE SOCI-
j. The festival of the VI. +. Mite
s. ~ held in the Court House, last
- was quite a success. The Dem
' and Republican" brass bands
-'sea most eloquent music, whilst
!, ,'>''orS refreshed themselves with
lemonade, cake, &C., &c.
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MEMS WEAR.
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All wool CIssimeres from 80 cts up,
Great bargains III Cloths.
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large lot of Paper Collars, glazed and plain.
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STORES CLOSED on THE FOURTH
We have been requested to state that
the stores in this place will be closed
on the Fourth of July.
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1ru Goods. &c.

Bleaehed Muslin from Is Gems up.
American and Fren Ginghams,
Challies, Delaines, all cOlas, half wool,
All wool Deanes I'll colors,
Barred and Pain Cambria Brilants,
Nansook Swiss, &C. AIpaeas, &c, &c
Bed Ticking at 35, 30 aud best at 90 cents,
Sheeting Check at 25 cents--best at 81 cents.
All kinds of Fannels
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.sNight-Blooming Cereus like the Bard sublime,
Not for day, but for all coming time
PhaIon Il Son, manufacturers, 3l1
Broadway, \. y. Sold everywhere.
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FESrsvAL.-A Festival will be held
in the Court House. on the evening OF
July 9Th, by the ladies, for the benefit
of the Presbyterian church.
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BOOTS AND SHOES:
A general assortment Of Ladies' Caters, Boots
and Shoes.
Misses and Chldren's Shoes, all kinds
Mems and Boys 81
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ROOFING AND SP0UTTNG
Done in the most approved manner, and on the
shortest possible notice.
The New York herald., 1866-09-25

N. O., few days since, has been bough, oy hesrs r.
Maltbys ,be wreckers and IA being torn TO Pieces =
reap tho productive value OF its old iron aRa soppeL
TIs shIp ~. Co.. .,a .oo. go. go. rom Nav
BEDFORD was on It's pi neer whaling voyage, and
could relate many thrilling adventures IN pnr-
SUIT OF tho leviathans OF tho deep about the
south sea Islands. At the commencement OF the
war ie into the hands OF the rebels and oy them for
long tlmo was used AS a naval reccivinS Ship.
WEATHER ssD rHIP ekws
The equnoc'al storm seemed TO oe on In serious earn
est last evenne bat the rain watch fell in torrents all
nlghs bad csasel laDn2 thls morning To-duy, how
ever LAS been unseas0nably cold with strong eastory
wind About twenty-nve vessels have IN here for
harbor. Among tho ship arrivals IS tho British bark
lalsman, from Rio Janero. She six weeks On her
voyage and brings OF course only old news
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Nrw~ s--~

Condition of Public Affairs In tho Chief Cities
and Interior-Demoralixatio aud Crime
Produced by the Revolutionary Reformer--
Position Of the French Population and Al
legged Trade Interest Of the Consular R.pr,-
srutntivcs.
puerto Plata Aug 23 correspondence OF Turks Island
Standard
when the Dominican people fought agans, tho gigantic
forces OF modern spain every true lover freed n
wished - them out victorious OF the uncqaal
struggle and 20 encourage them IN their strife their
bush hgs we're represented az heroic deeds, aud the
friends ~ "a up carefully any disasters which brfei
them Thry Fu. red ruuts ~ San Pedro In the South
aud ~ hani Crsi which would have brought the Spani
ards ht INTO the very heart of The Cbao IL their totally
\ Incapable leaders had known what TO make OF these
Victories In toreign conntr little was known about
the reality OF these terrible roHts the public took span
ish rep r,s for what they usually lakcn but now
that the Domnicans have aimed What they 70 ght FOR
II becomes the duty Of their mi nds 10 M M the veil
which has covered already thor doings 10 The Cbao,
the celebrated native proync Of tho soiermed heroes
! Of fapotilloi
| without entering into particulars Of tho downfall Of
OK President Bscz Il may be remarked that he would
have tramphed, had hc supported tho sympahes mani.
Tested for his administration by overwhelming major.
ty In the Cibao-thc province where tho standard of
rebellion was SD. The victorious chiefs commit
even 70 an excess the very ofrcr- tho faults and arb
rary acts fnr which these encrals blamed him.
him deposed HIM. ban shmcnts, imprisonmenis aud
paper money manufacturing gsng on; and II al The
eleventh hour the rer do change their opinion the
people viii hav' no yo,e ia tho forthcoming Presidential
cec on--al will be done By convention u generals
who have 20 name the President on the 2sth inst
% much for tho general state Of Affairs; 10 thu
Cbao In It's principal towns prevail anarchy. soc Al
order IL hliat0d every yagab nd wants his Will 10
done and enforces Il, whenever he thinks he la 40
strongest Thou aHds o. gcls1ai tons and oDer ~ !
tiyy ale a., aspi ant tie Iry,ierf a. di0apy nny
ono who yelled musket at spauiard suploses hn-
- tO 10 tho person who il wanted nay, tho
dr1n,,~.r, who rolled his drum IN the encampments,
mnsI hays Anger IN the pie, forms his parties aud
Iicksnn .ho,, be does not obtain what he longs fpr
nIlbcrty and 40 have beaten the whites" these
word heard dny M hgh.i .hey d"snse AZ .o',fn.
ments and consider ii, >us'vcs emnfnty powerful 70
whip them al should IT, -sgn forces DO obhg 10 DO
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and hopes are centred; and. al have shown, u n
being driven along eastwards at most rapid rate.
The distance from San Francisco 10 this CITY oy .ne
Sacramento river is III mes Steamers run daily The
line is owned by the California Steam Nsvsaon Tom.
pany. One OF the steamers on the route 10 new
boat and OF the largest In tho world 5he u soo
feet long has AK feet breadth Of beam, depth OF hod
IL 4 feet and she Is s5 feet all With the exception
Of the machinery, which built at the Washington
Iron Works New York. she is entirely California pro-
ducton. She cost s3l5 000 Captain Poole one oil tue
Oldest steamboat captains In the State. IS hor COM
a~uda
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and IN tha dele


. Ax~
nov ,sM constitute mejnfiy
~-ldent for Trcognltioni
head representatt, - ALL thsn im'
CATION from tho rebel States, -sr. lhsJ
and they VIII Apply to tho Pr.. 'dSc'
which he VIII grant. The loyal Cong.
peach tue President and We viii have civii
ere thus attempting 10 intlndato the people aud
llen 10 rf1nder their rights. Fellow citizens No.
only a. ciizeD, bit Senator defy them. loud
cheers And VII 10 Mont gomery Blair and rrcs-
dent johnson. that, ~ far Illinois concerned shs
aAed two hundred aud nny thousand troops before, but
when another ATTEMPT made to oyerthrow goycrn
mcni, ave hundred ihouaand swords viii leap their
@hbuarda 10 pot down. The rebels of the South VII
aRhn nnd themselves reckoning without tho hostl
lhe Northern cnprerhead whatever may DO their per-
hlhal courage, win not expose themselves battle In
sash cause No sir, they dare not raise their hands
against the dag Why did they not ioin Morgan aud
le' m thcr Northern rads1 Let all agnnat
We liberties % THIS country take due and timely notice
tlat tha laial millions Vii meet thcm Phppi You
hhai nlt toar this temple ot liberty down Fellow ct-
x'hH hld not intend 90 occupy your tne long
"lsh 70 warn sou now that there real danger. Nat
thai Ne vii not nnahy triumph anu save this
government hut thcro is real danger 81 another
clN war There u no question: IN my IL nd nor tho
minds of distinguished rrnntors with whom have
Nerred that the conspiracy 70 which have referred 10
widely brewing. Andrew Johnson II Ronrcd and stands
precisely In tho aitliudo 10 the American people ia
wbich Jen DAVIS stood before the war There 4 no par
tcle Of difference whatever except that Jen DAVIS was
truer 10 his profossons hc educated socesonat
aud had the plausible prciouse that ho nghtng
HIS state but johnson has broken his word betrayed
his friends and joined tho enemies of Ills country Is
Intends TO have power He IL weak man, of norca
passions, and ono upon whom demagognea play amt
playing. Ho IL surrounded hy tho patriot 20
tue country but by copperhesd secesslons and rchs
and ready To ecognlo an uulan July constituted CON-
grcss which 10 an unsurpaon, and necessarily brings