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alfm Adrrrtisfmfnts.

design TO influence unduy or overaWe any eiec-
tor, prevent him from voting. or to restrain the
freedom of choice such persons on conviction shall
be fined in any sum not exceeding i've hundred
dollars to be imprisoned for any time not less than
more than twelve months, and If il shall
be shown to the court where the trial of such Of
fence shall be had, that the person so offending
was not n resident Of the city, ward or district
where the said offence was committed, and not
entitled to vote therein on conviction, he shall
be sentenced 70 pay a fine not less Than one hun
dFei or more than one thousand dollars and be
imprisoned not less than six months nor more than
two years.
"Tf any person or persons sholl make any bet or
wager upon the result of an election within the
Commonwealth. or she'll offer TO make any such
bet or wager, either byverba proclamation there
of. or by any written or printed advertisement,
or invite any person or persons 10 make such bet
or wager, upon conviction thereof be or they shall
forfeit and pay three times the amount go bet or
offered to be bet
The qualified electors will take notice Of the
following act Of Assembly. approved i2h day Of
March, 1865 Az Act, Regulating the mode of
voting MT all elections in the several Counties Of
this Commonwealth.
SECTION J. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and it is
hereby enacted by the authority OF the same.
That the qualified voters of The several counties of
this Commonwealth, ut all general township.
borough and special elections are hereby, hrreaf-
ter, authorized nnI required 20 vote, by tickets
printed or written, or partly printed and partly
written. severely classified n follows; One tick
ct shall embrace the names nt all Judges Of courts
voted for. aui ia be Iabelled outside, ',judicia-
ry.' one ticket shall embrace the names Of All
state officers voted for and be lnbeiled, state -
one Ticket shall embrace the names Of all county
officers otcd for including oifice of seIator mem
bcr. and members Of assembly, if voted for. aud
members u Congress il voted for, and be label-
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DIED..

SMOUSE.-On the q /, at the residence of her
son, George Smouse, in Snake Spring township,
Mrs. Sophia Smouse, in the S6th year of her age.
She was an excellent Christian mother. AMI a
consistent member Of he German Reformed Church
for 20 years She raised large and respectable
family her children were All trained up in the
fear Of The Lord. and taught The doctrines and
duties of our holy religion She served her day
aud generation faithfully in the fear Of God, and
has now gone to her peaceful rest
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SUEEIFF : OFFICE,
Bedford, Aug 10, 1866

} tTISfLR = OiitE.-All per
Z 4 sons interested are hcreb, notified that the
following accountants have fled their accounts 10
the REGISTERS Off ,e of Bedford couDty and that
the sar, will he rrcscptrI IN ibe OrnbYus' CrUr
in aud for said county. on Tuesday The An DIV Of
Septembcr next at the Court House. in Bed
ford for confirmation.
The account Of William Cypher administration.
with the VIII annexed. of Daniel Cypher. late Of
Broad Ton IN Bedford cnu iv dee Il
The acaoqnt of Joseph " Tomlinson. Executor
Of the hst VIII and Testament of Michael Fe;rer
of Bedford township decd
The aduauiStra, o. of I.rner O. Robi-
nett acting EXccutoro of The last VIII and Tcsta-
msnt Of Henry Gcpfart, late Of Napier TO-, dee d,
me Hgu'hi>'F'il'h Ieap"n' 't Liher VI. smith
9dm rot The estate OF Andrew Shawils, late Of
~, Ci4'r I'-. acc q.
The account Of DR.. sam g. StatIor, one Of the
EErcutorsot the last III and IeSt@mrntof Frank
I'm Is Htatier, late OF Napier tP,: dee H.
Ihe aamin'sita'l4n account "t feter Il. HI'e-
sIS. anu 9''@' b. H,ntSaS'. .ini OF me estate
oi Anna Barbara IiIliegasS, late OF Harrison tP,
Bedford county, decd.
The account oI Bebeeca A. Riley, acting ENcnu-
liH Of the estate of John Riley late Of West Prov
ideuce tp., deed
The administration account Of Henry Whitaker
survivin Executor Of the last Win n1d Trsta-
mcut Of George parr late of S. Clair tp., Bed
forl county decd.
The administrations account If Reuben Harding
a. nun "l nv tHl''' % " 20 " "I'ii5eI, IHtc
OF Cumocriant Valley ip-, dee d.
ne ADMINISTRATION acc"unt OF jno. ; Ncheli
and " Nm. Z. shell EAecut4TS OF the last VIII
and Testament OF Hon. Peter Hahel l1'e dec d.
The nc 'ouutot Nm. Ia. eastman, surviving Ex-
e""'or Of John Casnman late OF Middle Wood
berry township dec q.
The accoant Of Simon Nyeum. adm'r Of the es-
tate ofJno. W EShciman, late OF EaSi Prominence
tT., dee Il.
The first and partial account Of Daniel Barley,
guatt'an Of MoI'nda Barley, Jackson Barley
Etz1bcth Barley, MarG"re, Barley, Nicholas
Barley. Luther ;, Bmley' E.las r; Barley d Su-
sun HdIoy. MINOR children OF David Barley. late
oi Sauh No'derrry 'H.. btIt"da county, dee d.
The account OF Jos pa W. Ia,", guardI1n ot
N'"TScaHa' h"ehc'' James: Eih', " Mary T.
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C,ONFECTlONERY AND GRO

Z wv 7 II 7 INF.N In I \ n II U IN ,
X CERI.-Tbe undersigned would respcc fully
i.torin The public that he has just returned fr,m
the city with carefully Splec ca stock Of Gao
CfkiES and CuNFEClIONERIES all of which
Will be sold nj the iowcsl cash prices
The following are among the numerous articles
which may be f'aud vt my stsre All kids Uf
Sug,r Coffee, Molasses, Segars and Tob cco; Cam
ned Peaches, Pears, Pine Apples and Green Peas:
Dried Peaches, PruEes Ruisns, Dates, Figs Lem
ons, &c.
An sorts Of Spices, Essences. Oils Crackers and
Cakes Fancy Snaps, ali yqrietss: P.ain Candies,
assorted. Of every description, ami Fruit Drops;
fine Ctadies of all kinds
All OF tbs above named ar icles with many
more. can be found one door East OF the GAZETTE
OdIce AMI opposite II L. Irviue's Rcguat,r.
Juul.-3m GEO. MARDORtF
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DUBLiC SALE OF VALUABLE
1 REAL ESTATE.-The und srsigned Executor
Of the ] 80 W;il and Testament OF Nathan Carson
late of Napier township. Bedford county. deceas-
ed will sell at public cutlery. on thc premises on
Saturday, September 22i, 1866, al The followln.
ate in Napier township Bedford county. adjoining
lands Of George Niuckey George W Gump, T. P
Sudebtkcr and others, continuing one hundred
and siXty-threc acres and forty seven perches
and the usual allowance, about one hundred acres
good meadow, with two story log il5usc, Bank
Barn, and other bail lius< thercgu-a never fail
ing spring # good water near the house, and u
fountain pump in the barn yard. also an orchard
OF apple, peach aud cherry trees thereon
Terms one third Of the purchase money in hand,
and the balance il. two equal annual Payments
without interest. Sale 20 commence ut 10 O'Clock
Of said day. JOHN ". HOOVER,
aug .3l-3t. Executor of Nathan Carson, Gee d.
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ceS which you now use, the PRAYERS and
praises which now go up from your
voices amid these peaceful scenes were
then heard amid all thedemonstrations
OF a border war, with only the sur
roundings Of a wild and savage life.
In thesummerof l75S anarmy, of near
/ ~ 5000 men, occupied these valleys.
+ concentrated here from Virginia and
3. Pennsylvania on their way to the cap
] ture Of Fort Duquesne. In that army
were two chaplains of the church of
England, the Rev. Thos. Barton, Of
! Carlisle, and the Rev. Mr.. Barclay. of
/ Virginia. And here, for months, was
/ celebrated the daily worship of God
. according the form Weuow use. Here
Washington and his compatriots, per
hapS in the very centre of your town.
I participated time and again in that
same service which he himself had
used AT an earlier day still farther west.
Mr.. Barton writes OF one of his scrvi-
cvs here: 81 am obliged 10 read pray
ers every morning at / o'clock. /
/ preached yesterday to the whole army
/ in the presence OfGOv. Glenn, of Caro-
/ lima, and all theofticers. / spend agood
! deal ofmy time with Col. Washington.
/ Col. Stephens and Col. Mercer all Eir-
/ gin;ans. They, their officers and SOL
diers are OF the church of England, 80
that | look upon them As something
related TO me. l hope I shall be able
to discharge my duties in such a man
ner a. will bear honor to the church
and credit to myself How hardly
could we now reproduce, in imagina-
tiun only, such a scene. Thi, valley
and these hills an unbrokcn forest. and
that forest alive with the hardy sol
dicry who had taken up arms to drive
the murderOus sava4ps away from
their homes and households. The ear
ly morning services by torch-light; the
Sunday sermon before The assembled
army. Boqnet, Mercer, Forbes, and
Washington i'm attendance; how deep
ly interesting the story ofsurh a scene.
how changed all things now! We
stand upon the spot. Nothing remains
bnt tbr pverIaItinn hin. +I,af fh.n
looked down win fine ,a,n ,n,r,,
rrandrprand l,nart,, a.rno, fl,o. .na,,,
r,l .cona- or4hi. I.,. Ira,. -,
all tIfnr- and ,.at how, ,,,,.h,,a,I IN
t5inos tbat ,.,nrnrp ,.,,r .ro,-oI ,,.,.,.r'r
M, .ca,- to a.f,bIi..b , ,hnr.h t,.t
ro,.h.. tI,, ..,,,,. I,.'.,:.,,,,.I.ro -,
t,o .on,o J;...,.r;n,.,,'.,,. .i,.., -.
...,,,rcb If ,1-,Ib;na4,, .,nL snoh IiI.o
,non +L.t o,..,. r,,,,,i.,. -, .,,,a'. .,-.,;.l
M '''''''''i2 'i'' S''.I1' "'iIl"
all the changes oi states ana Empires,
and all the ViciSsitudcs Of time itself"
&c. The Res. Mr.. Morris was follow
aI IN. fl,n ,.,. fbila- ,r Dill,
''p"ia' '9eSit'"i| ol 'He boafd Oh MIS-
SONS. lie congratulated the people
Of Bedford upon the happy events Of
tho dow aud tbo+ tba,- Tarn ot Ia,r+b
.7..,I', -, - - -.
'''','7 -, Gu '0-'''' ''' 7.''''.,'
anu Ii'''' VII i'''li 9I''ii''' 7" 9'iII', ui'
"' ,',' "''N' i"i II was one o' 'H'
~ = : ''''' no, '''''-, ''','' '('i 1'''" u
upon ''' ','''' anu no' d" ''"u1 '"u'u
,'$ ~ T'.I, ' ~ 49,,
pa 's'.irN. iA'iN''i' 'i't't' t'' LilSN'N 'itN
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BUSINESS nEnECTOHY.

The following Business Directory for the Dor
ugh of Bedford and other places in the county
rloss adrertisemeaf, appsar ir the coluuo, o.
na GAzErrEJ msy be Of service to our friend,
I'D patrons in the county, and is commended tc
heir attention:
sTT0RNEYS AT LAW-G. H. Spapg; J. p
Reed J W. Tate; John Palmer: e. T Kerr.
1nrhorrow Lufz; Espy NJ. AIsip; John T
E,--y 4 J II Filler; Kimmer & Lingenfeltcr
lsyar7 Il Dickerspn, Bedford, Pa.
3ANKERS-Reed & Schell; Rupp, shannon &
d., Bedford Pa.
ROOTS AN SHOES. VARIETIES. &c.-J. II
Hutton. II. Irvine. Bedford. Pa.
BEDFORD NURSERIES NJ Lynch.
CABINET-WARE. CHAIRS, &c.-Richard Leo.
Bedford PA.
CLoTHING-I. Lippel, Berkstresser 6 Smith,
George Beimund. Bedford. Pa
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. 6c.-A. B Cra-
Ger: N. Shoemaker; P. A. Reed, Dcfoaugh &
Fisher Bedford. Pa.
H.r.hmsn & Greenbaum. St ClsirsyiIlc &c
DENTISTRY-C n Hickok & J. q Miunich.
-- Bedford Pa.
DHUGGIST-J. L. Lewis, Bedford. Pa
FANCY STORES-Mrs. Y B. Tate & Miss ".
Ra. Mrs f Y Mowrv Mrs VI r Srhafcr &
H.s Kate Deal Bedford Pa
.roCFpTrS- II Z, poo-,a- (.,,-,s ,r,-.l,,-fr
pif,ri pa
H,PDWARF kc-Wm Hartley. Geo RIv.
aver & son. Bedford, Pa.
HoTEL+N--Bedford Hotel j. ) Sh2ernai'er
nan Bcif-rd, Pa.
JEwELER-DanieI Border. Bedford. PA.
JOB PRINTERS-Meyers 6 Mengel, Bedford.
Ill 5 f'n1s o ol PIa,n ,,o5 ana Fancy JOB Printing
--.,,,., ~ -r,
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TARrLEY & METZGER Keep
A constantly OH hand large Stock of general
HARDWARE. They have just received 80 DOZEN
BEST a CHEAPEST FRUIT JARS ever offered
TO the public They keep all kinds of Farm Ma
chinery. including Mowers and Eeapers, Cider
Mills Fodder Cutt rs aud WjIluughby- Gum
Spring Roller Grain Drills the best in the world
Iul. .I3, '66.
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AEEESTED.-A man by the name of
Walker who gave hi, name - Stewart
Randolph was arrested III this place
on Wednesday morning last, on -uspi-
cion Of stealing bay horse, five years
Old and fifteen hands high, which he
had in his possession when arrested.
His statementsas towherc he just came
from were somewhat contradictory.
He was placed in Jail for further
hearing.
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gfoal lotifts.


/ IST OF GRAND JURORS, drawn
l for September Term, LIST Monday 81 day, A.
D. 1866 David Patterson, Foreman, William
Rock, Sr.. George Smouse, H. d Saa' p, Abraham
keIghard John W Sans Joseph Barney, Heze-
kin Ha inner, George Beckley. Thomas Donahoe,
Joseph " Daniels Jacob kensiuger, Wiltqm
Crsnan Geo T Steel. W A. Danaker, Phillip
BarkmaD, Lewis Putt William Stuckev Lewis
H0usare Marion Zembowcr, II 7. Will ms,
Jonathan Brindle. William Fluck, Gabriel Hull
Drawn and Certified at Bedford this Sd day of
May A. D. 1866
Attest ISAAC KENSINGER
aus.l0-ft. Clerk Jury Com s.
I IST OF PETIT JURORS, drawn
! Lfor same term-Michael Dicbl Ephraim Hoy,
John Shatfsr Thomas Rea Levi Carpenter. Jere-
miah Shaw Cornelius Whets one, John Burger,
Tobias Snyder, George Eonstine, Conrad c ay-
comb. J l. Noble, Thos Oldham David Price
John FGrTy. John Sill, " B. Lambri ght, Jacob
Evans levi :. Fuck. S1mnel Crismaa, Christian
Meyers. william Horn Henry b. Mock, Nililm
Rose. Geo " Zjinmers Of Jac., A II Hull, John
c Miller Baltzer Fletcher, William Whip, CnI-
vim Tobias, John B. Fluck. John AlSp, George
Cardiff Ell ig'siugcr Daniel Bcrkhiuer D. ).
X. Brumbansh. Joseph Tomlusou, Richard Lang
doa
known and certified at Bedford this 81 day Of
Mly. 4. d. 1866
Attest ISAAC kEN~I NIGER
JNo, L. FISHER WILLIAM MIX.
a0g lott. Clerk JuIy Com :.
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+. C REAMER.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE ~ALE.-One lot Of ground in the
centre of Bloody Run fronting on Main street
about sxfy-fye feet, one Of the very best business
locations in Bloody Run. Also, ten acres If wood
hand, adjrcert to Bloody Run, lying the Bed
ford Rail Road con,ainiig first rate irsD and
having thereon Il urYer-iuling spring Of wufer
FOR particular. inquire AZ the store OF Mrs 5. f.
N uH, Bloody Run. or Of Dr.. Hiekok, Bedford, Pa.
Dec I5 %
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aeal estate Sails.

CHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF
tSwrits Of 4 ia to me directed, there will
be sold at Public Sale, ut the Court House 10 lac
Borough Of Bedford, Saturday. The lsi day oi
September A d 1865, a. 10 o'clock, A NJ, an
the interest If defendant, Wm u Hwip, OF. IN,
and 10 wit, of the following described 'raeis OF
land si'uate, lying ard being il Broad Top 10" n
ship Bedford County, viz
No l. Containing l45 acres end y Perches.
neat measure, and warranted IN the hbme Oh
CbristOrheT Long.
No 2, Confirming 228 acres ard l22 perches,
neat measure and warranted III the Dam' of John
Sock
No. 3. Containing IFS acres aDd p Perehes,
neat measure, in Inc pHne Of william Lane
No ! Confirming 40i acres atd u pefcbes,
neat measure and warranted to William fo ter.
No. }. Containing Isl acres and p-rehes, neat
measure and warranted in the name Of John
MeCsn.
No g. Confirming 1863 acres and Is perches,
neat measure and warranted in the lame of
b ,uiel Kerr
NJ. z Containing II acres and 223 perches,
ucat measure. Tud warranted in tie name If
Tuomns VI Long, seized and taken ~ execution
"a. he properly of the said defendaa', Nm H.
Irwin.
Also one trnct Of land containing 10 acres,
mere or l-ss, about acres cleared and u der
fence, wi IA one story Log House and L"s SfabIe
thereon cree ed, ndJoiuipg labds 0i &c rye BuItz
au .hs ea.t Byuj min Valentine on Tie sou h.
situate iu CuIuhcrlaid d Valley Township, Beufold
County, and taken in cxecu ION as he rfop,I . #
Jesse Di,hl JOHN ABDSTAD1.
sHEEIFF's OFFICE, Sheriff
Bedford. Aug. TO- 1866.
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1rl Goods, NG.

TgIH L THREE STOR ES!!
ANOTHER VETO
. - .--.... .....,..
Iilt 1lHi Fblt j. BILL IAN l
PASS!
lo,ycs, ,ri.os
DDN- gDouC
IN N''b2'
- ,r,
l,.-,,,-,.
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u NNI7I ID I'IiI dA7I IClI'IIIlVIV ttI Ms.
7 H. LYONS,
iunS 66 n. J. LYONS


WELDON OCHRE-My farm loya-
i ted in Bedford township six mil North Of
Bedford. has upon il bank Of YELLOW 0CHhE,
oi the be,' quality, which has been used by
barof persons for making pamis, with entire sat
istactou. | am selling this ochre at low
prices and iusi hose ieres ed 10 give me u H.
They "iil fud i all | represent. Almost any col
or can be lEadr If il. Call at my place in Bedford
township. or address mc rs follows:
Juu22 -3ms HENRY SILL, Bedford, Pa
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T1NTENSIVE PRIVATE SALE

Z i1A1ENSI\ \ T. PRIV ATE SA LIE
4 i OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE The un.
dersgned will sell " pr'vat' sale, several adjrin-
ing and cont -LaOus tracts uf land, living on the
he dwuter1 OF Duming Greek. in s Clair town
ship, Bedford county, containing 765 acres, now
divided in four trses. three tracts thereof con-
ming rcT &c lively 57, 1868 and 1888 acres and
Eta o.h, h-.;.-s sL~ II u ,:rs q
2iZ acres. These tracts will be sold they are or
subdjyidcd to suit purchasers
he mi!i tract contains FIRST CLASS
SaN MILL, with ncycr-fai'iIg h-ad wster.
ami is IN the mi3s of II TIMBER REGION un-
surpassed for the quality Of timber One her Of
the tracts contains an enviSbie site for d TAN
YARD with all the advantages # wfter. and is
alongside of Chestnut Ridge, where the resources
lar rk are iHeXhiustihle
100 ceres Of the Ia. is bottom, mostly covered
by largr sugar trees. 500 1crcs are cleared AID
in a good stae f sstivation and the balance
well timbered.
There are THREE DH ELI ,.NG HOUSES, ~
pou the pr mis- and THREE - ~kNS vi h other
os.buillings The Fruit Is choice and in 1Bund-
nnce upon some IF hcsr tracts This properly lies
u miles N"r.h .f Bedford. and il a enuutry Ioed
for its good roads leading North. South. L IS AID
4 est, 10 Bedford, Holdaysburs, Johyatowu, and
1;her poiu's, on the Penn Central ilrotd.
Farmers. Lun.bcrncn, Tanners and Spccalators
III uid examine the premises, these lands will
be sold Oh fair and reasonable terms.
II JNONS
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IsN-T,-g, al. rvEg-- f,pN-E-p ~vtN.F- d r.
TINS Fp,.cap,r. e,,rr-p.rr Tb.- i'm
n,.,,ntood lono 1o,,,eI f,r n,-an+ tool.
n.,.a on Thnrs,J.v p1ornfna tha 18th
e. IN +bo ,,r.-n,,... ,r, Iar,.a. .o,-
.nrr,a of peonic and . more i,n,oS;ro
anil ir,nra.s7,.o ssarn b,s not boar, Wit
,,..o5 n p.as,ra ,,r ,na,,,,va,r. rrbo
,-,.,..ion ...,rt,.lI r-o., he r..,tror,,,
Church at ~ o,,lorl, ,on-i-rina or he
WsrIans va.trv +ha SaLbath Scbool
.ar,a nnroha- n. radfr. tb4 Rf.bon
anal nioht cInr,,.n,np in tba;r r,has
ami tbe Masonic order in fulI rpra!ja.
H.yfno arrived a+ the Iof all Joined in
-.naa+ino tha 1901 Psalm II was ulad
when they said unto me. we will 90
n.o the house Of the Lord" lyc. The
B,ban and clnrov then tonE their MA
e., in front or the wall unon which the
o,ner stone was laid and after = few
brief ,r3vnrs the Ray Rarrp,v .ranped
0rrarj and dnpo-itnd in fine stone =
h,v r,n,.ipina. thn +,,lr,yirg viz. 4
Bbln PRAYER n,nl, ronv or fbo Char
trror - Ia,,o., Churrh ,.snnnsor the
r,f,.,ral Church ITi.tnr,- or rba Par
t,1 and or,iar,f cnren,orfn. rtbn nrs--
-as o...-;,,, ..,,r,b ,anor- +nr..tb.r
w..,a ...,. of N. Radf,ra o,,z,r,r,,.
a.l I,,r-,rr.o ona. ar two -iI,,n,. cnfp.
k. a.. Th.nov b,v;n,, hnau covpr-
l,v.. u.it, -, ,,,rl,la -r,h +ba p. ..r,o,,
h. Ri,,h+ p.,. AIr,..d ra. u y =,
b..3rlra fha, .,d,.a,r,d 10 fbc stone
4.l ,rrfLfnr i tbrae fin,a. viii, - ham,
r..- nr,,o,,r.aJ = T., ~. I,id s.Tn the
a.al.' If tb. t,,fba,. and of tba SON and
. m. ITol,- f,I,,.t - Tho vast cnr-
.r.r.o d., ;.:n.a :, .;noi,o, - oId
/ HrnIrod ..W-i+h .,,,o .,,.ont Int ,u ,ba
..1 r &c Tbi. was folIownd with
..I-.-sa. rro,o -hn .larg,,ptan Dre.nnf
Res p,rroy. srol,a If tha r,usn Of
/ ,talrf1r, such am o,r.,.ion Should be 10
i Every ,na He honed that preipdicc
sala,n,-ition wouId be furpottpn. The
4 Et,rsnal church claimed the same
rgl,, that otbar denomination. eniov-
II and an .honId ha enited il, the orea,
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
: 200 acres siruate in Liberty Township. Bed
ford County, ihs Juniata river aud II ming
don Bread Top Rail Road Well improved
. meadows, fruit and lin ber--a very dr>ira-
bio properly, at The head Of maket-'he pr prrly
Of Gapt Joseph S Reed viii be sold cheap
Forprce. &c.. apply 10 JOHN p. REED.
gug .2l-:f Atty al Bedford
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IL E0l PER YEAR! We want
sDI. .oUO agents every where to sell our

FENERMS for every description OF Job
/ PRINTING CASH for the reason thut for
every article use, must Ply cash aud The
cash y stem vii enable do our work as low
IL can be done iu tn, cities
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.
r AIDES BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA

NEW ORLEANS September LIST, 1866
The President and Board of Directors this Association
beg leave to call the the public, and particularly
their friends in the country, to the following
Circular.
For benefit ofthe uniformed will briefly state that
st 10 supply disabled Confederate Soldiers with Artificial
I'd To mark and protect the of the Confederate
81 To relieve their Destitute Widows and Orphans.
This object find the first to fill our hearts
Our organization place the 18th of last May since
son and we have fy Families Win many little child
in most of Them exceedingly as
they instances of their natural protectors in the
loss of all their male re,ves BY death or BY their being
humanity calls upon to lend helping hand or these must
perish. 80
only add that have Supplied six MANNED 1diers with
limbs, cost of than six hundred liars Two of
From the magnitude Of work only Just commenced
sympathy all who have hearts to feel for the helpless and
Our organization embraces the whole State of Louisiana,
and to al friends in this State we beg leave to call atten
with the hope Of inducing then to form anxaEy sOeetes
wish to say that as we are willing to provide their dis
abled soldiers earnestly invite their generous assistance
speedy quite Toaia give the SUI
us an get realizing view of the suffering there isn This
great city the are SO numerous and have to buy
meals to he last particle in The pot. ' ~ w., 49,
send money Will most thankfully receive portion Of
your Products that your generosity may suggest Our
city affords ready market for thing you may send viz
Corn, Wheat Rice, Oats, Pumpkins Peas, Beans Dried
FRUITS Of all kinds Sugar. Molasses Leather Hides and
every variety, Cotton Wool Feathers Moss Eggs But
ter, Che Sc, and all ENDS of Stock.
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP
Annual Members, payable each 90
Life Members time. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % 90
Honorary Members, at one time by instameDtS. so
Gentlemen become Honorary Members aud Annual Con
ributors otany amounts, large small their may
permit
If upon careful perual of Crcu ars you are dis
formation please write t. Immediately addressing us
through on Corresponding Secretary, Posofce Box No
81. Very respectfully,
Mrs GEO. W. PRIr HARD, Vice President.
Miss C HUBBARD, Corresponding Secretary,
Mrs. RISDON D. GRIBBLE, Treasurer.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Mrs. Harry T. Hays Miss N. McCord
Mrs W S Mount Mrs. NJ. E. RAJ dali,
Mrs ], L. CrawcoTr, Mrs I. X, Hurd
Mrs. j, o. Harris Mrs R H. Browne,
Aa. Henry Gfnder, Mrs j. j. Lyons
Mrs, W. @. Black, Mrs J C. keeaeri
Mrs Thee Shu e. Mrs Virginia Harper,
Mrs j. X. Gutheim
BOARD OF COUNSEL
VIM. N. Perkins, NJ. Mus on,
Vim, 4. Violet Col. Thos 4. Bayne.
Gen. Harry T. days,
N. Acknowledgements may be made to
Henry 4. Bartlett, 2S Car0nde'et street
Perkins, Swenson Il Co 4S Garondelet street
- Violet, Black 4 Co, 1873 drawer street;
Our Commission Merchants in this city
blessed Is he that cOnsdereh the poor the Lord will de-
liver him in time ofTouble n-tPsalm A.