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VITANTED, A GOOD SERVANT, WHITE
w preferred. 70 do cooking and gonarli housowort
Good Tn9es paid Reforences required, mono others
need apply. Apply at tho atorc, No. 81 EAST BAY.
yUANTED TO HIRE, A GOOD COOK
w and Wanher for o small family. Mono need apply
Snless % well recommended Apply Al No. 6s HAakL
bIBEeT IL Juno
WANTED, GOOD STEADY MIDDLE
w AGED WoMAN. as Cook and Waahor for . small
fnniily IN Summervillo. tho Railroad Depot Ono
who csu como we'll recommended will ind pleasant
place; whito person preferred. For further lniorma
ton. apply Mt No. H Chapel streot 81. Marks
Church. June7
ENAHTED, SITUATION AS RECEIVING
w and Delivering Clori by who Is competent
and can furnish tho best Of rnferences Address
u.,r "PuNoTUAL1TI"
NTANTED-A SITUATION AB CLERK IN
W suhE GOOD DUsNRSS HoUSH Can keep q
set OF books collect and make hmsalf generally useful
Inc nrat city recommendations will be giysp Addrcas
PERsEYERAHCR, Daily News onico. May II
WANTED TO HIRE. A SMALL HOUSE
w 10 the low part Of tho city. below Went
worth street Apply at RAYEHEL BARSwELL'H,
NO. 1I7 East Bay. Junso
A RESPECTABLE WHITE FRMALE
"a wishes aituation for Chamber work plain seving
or hno wslhlnR would have objection to travel or
mind children. FOR further information apply At THIS
officE CITY reiorenoes given juno
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F O u N D .

DISSOLUTION.
THE CoPARTSERsHIP HERETOFoRE EXISTING
l. under thp nano Of HARRhL, NICHOLS Il CO. A
this day dissolved by its own limitation. WIN. HARRhI
s authorized to uso tho Of the Firm In Liquidation
WILLIAM HAltRAL.
BARlK T. NICHOLS.
EDGAR SHERMAN.
FREDERICK d. BELTS.
Charleston, June I, 1867.
Juuo1 II
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TO RENT.
FINO RENT. A CONVENIENT RRICK
l. HOUSE, No. 3 Pinoiney street, containing nine
rooms with Kitchen and largo cistern also lnRe lot
al s1 u god order Enquire of THOMAS ooLLlaAE No.
oytfaaa stroet IL June9
ITO RENT, HOUSE CONTAINING =
Il square Rooms Drelalng Room, and Pantry, on
East Bay No. 49, door north Of Society street. p-
ply 70 MARSHA1LiS WHARF. mwfl0 Juno 8
ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE EsI
4 DEf0E. No. IL KING STREET, with al &. .eoes-
sAEy outbudlngs cisern. 30 Inquire at No. O. SOUTH
s1DE OF THE ABOVE wfm Juno
ITO RENT, HALF OF THE HOUSE NO, o9
L KING STRICT, with use OF . nno cdeterr. For
further particulars, apply on tho premises.
April II
pRICK STABLE no RENT.-h COnInIo-
- DIOUS BRICK STABLE. with Recommendations
for horses and vehicles be hired applied for soon
For Partcuiars apply on premises, No. 80 CHURCH
6TREEF, west side, near T1dd April II
ITO RENT, IN THE BATHING HOUSE,
mer montna- NAV "a
ITO RENT, THREE VERY NICE ROOMS
VIII rent at low rstes 10 respectable persona Also
nice Kitchen with two rooms can be used With store
Apply at No. 81 NASSAU BTREET. few doors nom
Line. Nay so
ITO oREnT-REsIDENCE no. CIIALn1ERs
sTREET. Nay 81
THO RENT, A SPLENDID RESIDENCE, NO
4 George street. near Meeting Rtreet Known as Tho
"Ripley MaAAion," alItsen rooms, extensive lot do
Apply TO eMrTH MoaHIIYRAY,
E1uneo No. n Broad street
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F O r SALE.

- run Ea
FoR SALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO
y seAs, pole aud shat Also, . sci OF double and
6sTgned for cash or time note at thirty days at No.
a AJncn sIeeh u. ~, Mny IT
EtHEAP BUILDING LOTB I'm UPPER
~ HARDs AT PRIVATE gALE-TUREE BUILDING
LOTS each rs feet font and rs feet deep; suate on
streets. I'D - IT.1 -'--f
These Lots ere pleasantly Etustsd for private rss
dences.i Price $500 calh-cash. 8 juns
ENoR SALE, A GOOD BARGAIN AND nsOH-
Ef TO DE hADE-A superior set Of 6TkNOII,
TooLS IndelIbe Ink and Material can be bouaht ohea
~ apyy1ng at b z corner OF PITT AND MONTAGUE
STREETS any evening After seven O'clock.
Juno M. - -'0- go q
ESoN SALE, THAT FINELY sTTUATED
u BAR ROOM, with stock Of Liquors and Btyturos 10
eomneto order, ntuated on The northwest cornsr Of
Saeen Mo Chorch iueou. 81 Junoo
E1OR SALE, A CART WITH aLICENsn.v IS
Enq'ro 1t No. 12o BT. PHILIP STREET. ~.
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IT Is PI1AaAsT 10 lind one branch Of Sonthern
industry which hs. no. bssn snined by the war:
The tshories on tho James River according 10 the
Mohndond pdpers, are yioldinE an unuaual hsr.
vest. Tho fah hsrc beeh less veted and thinnsd
out daring tho last fow years than usual, and hive
had time TO increase and multiply, Herring and
shad ate Immensely abundant and are said 10 be
flooding the markets at remarkably low prices,
They constitute THO only portion Of our inbabit-
snta who .hAye lodi apythi9g yke quiet and peaoe-
sblo lives for thelase Ave or siI yeaxs. Peads has
prospered them-as Il dooe eYesy community.
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TEE CONDITION OF things In Tennessee is far
from agreeable. Tho political oAnYaas now in pro
gress La carried on with bitterness that rssohes
forooity, and the papers abound In reports Of the
worst enormities practiced on both adeH. Compa-
mics OF tho State militia aro alleged in several In
stances to have taken mon from their houses and
ordered them ahot for having been In the rebel
army. It seems not at all unlikely that the slase
may DRIFT into civil var quite as fatal to It's peaco
and prosperity though not 40 extended In its oper-
atoms, as that from which We baro Jast omersed.
Con- TnonAs has been OF Washington lstoly to
give the government information of tho condition
and prospect Of public affairs. What olso could bo
expected whom irresponsible power was conferred
upon fend incarnate like BRowuow. Il viii
taso years to undo the mischief pepetzased BY the
influence Of this man. ,2. T,s ..,lU,n'
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THE souTH -AMKRicAs RKPuprIcs, 1t would
seeh,, have their blood up and refuse to hnvo any
neutral Power mediate between them nnd their
Spanish foes. Tho Chilinn Government rejects
the proposition ,mado by our Government for
conference at Washington botwean Spanish
.plenipotontiarios and ambassadors from Chill and
hor alica. Though Chili regards this offer as
'new testimony of.our interostp in hor welfare,
her Minister states. in batch Of official corres-
pondenco that has been made public, that the pro-
posed conference could not bo productive Of any
pacific rosuita. He likowiso states that the oiers
Of English and French mediatisn were refused,
bScauao thoy wero wholly mado in tho interests Of
Spain. Poru was even moro aYerso than Chill to.
accepting OF any terms for mediation. When
Brazil refused our offer Of mediation to stop the
war with Paraguay, tho refusal ras accompanied
with an expression OF thanks. II. ,,..'
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per bottle, or ST. 50 che half dozen. All Letters for
advice should he addressed to Dr. scbeuek's Prin-
eipal Office, No. Is North g.b Street, Phuadel-
phiu, Pa.
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Supervisor John Green.
School Directors J. NJ. Lehman, John
tireen and James Green.
Auditor A. W. Swope.
UNION Constable Jeremiah Clark
Supervisors JAS b. Corle and VIM. Carn
Assessor: William Weriz.
Assistant Assessors Noses Goehenoul
and NJ Mock
Judge Of Elections George H. Ickes.
Inspectors: c, NJ. Cara and Moses Girls
man,
School Directors VIM. J. Palmer anC
George Points.
Auditor Samuel A. Mock
Township Clerk NJ A. Walter
WoonBEgHY MmpLE.-Justice of the Peace;
Charles Zook.
Constable Josiah Barkley
Judge Of Election Jeremiah Alentz
Inspectors Jonathan Sutton aud Daniel
Barley.
School Directors Frank Holsinger
David Hafly and Elias Holsiuger
Supervisors Jacob Carper and John Nc
Farland
Assessor Fredriok Hauf
Assistant Assessors David Bridenthal
and Jos. Long.
Auditor D. 5. X. Brumbaugh.
WooDBERRY SoUrF. Justice Of the Peace:
Robert Ralston
Constable William Detwiler.
Judge of the Election Jno p Williams.
Inspectors j. T Ketring and Jno. Me
Donald
Assessor: John 5. Brambaugh.
Assistant Assessors d. S. Replogle and
Samuel Nicodemus.
Supervisors Samuel Working and John
Ditmer.
School Director John r. Jordan
Auditor Adam Hademan and William
Delaney.
Township Clerk Geo. W. Oster
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
Il TATE.--By Firtne Of order Of the Or
phans Court Of Bedford county, the unleraigned,
administrators Of the estate oi Martin Hoover,
late # Liberty t0Wnship, decd, wiii offer a. pub
he sale, on the premise 20 FRIDAY, the 22l day
Of MARCH, 1867, the following described real
estate, VIZ
No. ]. 4 messuaga Icing the mansion house
ana tract Of tnd situate ae the Township OF LIB
erty, Ia -he ognnig of Bedford, containing one
hundreI and eighty iwa acres, more or less, well
improved and wei wBf eFe8 adiguing landE OF
Samuel Harvey, Gea. F. steel and others, and
having thereon erected q SAW MILL vita
CH0PPING MILL attached the saw mill con
taing circular lath and upright SAWS, and situate
upon a good stream Of water there arc also
turning lathe and cider mill attached to the saw-
mill. There are a tenant honse, dry house and
other outbuildiugs upon the premises. l5o acres
are cleared and under fence, part Of the farm be-
ing limestone soil There are also carpenter
shop, blacksmith shop and mill for grinding
clay upon it.
10. 2. One tract Of wood land situated in said
township, Containing SIX hundred acres, adjoining
lands Of deoedeut and Others
No 3. One tract Of land situate in said town
ship, containing six hundred and thirty-two acres
and thirty perches, or less, 20 acres cleared
and having thereon small orchard, adjoining
lands Of James Patton and others Upon thegc
two last tracts there is almost unlimited guam
tered.
The above described real estute is pleasantly
situated in Gne agricultural district, at the very
head Of railroad market, where all produce raised
can be sold at the highest prices and as the saw
mill is one OF the finest in the country, and there
is large quantity Of yellow pine aud oak on
the same, and the transportation to railroad il
quite convenient, it is considered valuable point
for the manufacturing Of lumber besides there is
an immense quantity Of rock ok bark on the
premises II is believed that the lumber and
bark capacity Of the premises, alone is worth al
the money the property viii sell for The par
ticular attention Of farmers and lumbermen is in
vited as the water power is Of great strength.
the mil site is very valuable and quite a profta-
bic chopping business can now be done in addi-
tion to the manufacturing Of lumber. The prop
erty IS likely to sell at a very moderate price.
TERMS One half cash at the confirmation
Of the sale and the remainder in one year from
that time.
5-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. N. Of
said day.
HEnDHE TnCE-ED
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I1ARM AND FIREsIDE.
a Journal Of Agriculture, Horticulture,
Literature and Art,

II 1OAiAdI o. ABIIeu4LGAC q 4Au4bAGu1tuIS
Literature and Art,
Published every Saturday, in quasto form, eight
pages fine paper and new type. Il is illustra-
ted with engrayings Of
LIVE STOCK,
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
FARM BUILDINGS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, sc.
corps Of practical aud we'll writer's
contribute regularly to its columns.
A LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
or Choice Tales, Poetry Biography and general
Miscellany, makes the faial and fireside a vel
come visitor to every bone in the United States
No expense Is spared to make journa! worthy
the patronage Of intelligent public. II viii
advocate the best interests Of Rural Life.
H. Harriet Reports are fuH and Reiiabie.
TFRAJS-S2 a year, invariably in advance
Sold at all News aud Periodical Offices. Speci-
copy sent to any address on receipt Of cents.
5. 5. FOSS, Publisher,
marl5:3m No. 462 Prune street, Phla.
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TIE LIGHTNING LAHp.- The Gesatssf Monde
ef me Age.-This lamp was patented by pi
ymghan Of Rainsburg ON the 6th Of November
1866 and surpasses al other light in use. Per
sons desiring to purchase county, borough or
township rights viii apply to me at Rains
burg Bedford county, Pennsylvania. in person or
Boy letter.
G.. Z. HE1ZEL.
Feb. I5 I'm.
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Executors, residing in said township Of Monro
March s. Sc.
HoPEwELL HOUSE NJ PUBLIC SALE.

There viii be sold in Hurewcll, on Saturday,
March 10th, at } O'clock, Hete property with
every convenience, and Ho opposition. There being
no licenoed house in the place. and being well
adapted FOR hotel kespug and there being roll
ing mill about to be erected iu the town, this is
decidedly IN excellent opportunity 20 invest mon
ey and good stand for amy one wishing 90 en-
gage in hotel keeping. Possession given on the
first Of April next. Terms made known day
sale FLUCk d ElCHELBEkGER.
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DUBLIC SALE OF
/ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the undersigned, Administrators
Of the estate Of Samuel Armstrong, late Of Snake
Spring township, deceased, viii sell at public
oUtrry, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 23d
day Of March, 1861 the following described real
estate, situate in said township, to wit All that
certain TRACT OF LAND adjoining lands Of
Jacob Snider, ohm Armstrong, Isaac Ritehey,
and others, containing I37 acres and l53 perches,
about one hundred acres cleared and under feuce,
and having a good two story Stone Dwelling
House, Bank Barn, and other necessary cat build
ings thereon erected. Balance of tract well tim
bered. There is also good SAW MILL on the
property convenient to plenty of fine timber in
the neighboThood. The land is well supplied
with running water, and there is also an Orchard
Of choice fruit upon the premises.
TERNs-0ne-third in hand at confirmation Of
sale, and balance in two equal annual payments
thereafter, without interest.
Possession given on the FIRST of April next.
Deed to be made after confirmation Of sale, and
Judgment note OF notes given for two last pay
ments DANIEL r. SNYDER,
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
March l:4t Administrators.
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DUBLIC SALE OF
i VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the undersigned, Guardian of the
minor children Of Henry Miller, Jr, late Of Cum
berland Valley township, deceased, viii offer ct
public sale, the premises, on SATURDAY,
the 30th day Of March, 1867, the following de-
scribed real estate viz:
A SMALL TRACT or LAND in Cumberland
Valley township, Bedford county, Pa, containing
two acres and sixty Eve Perches, with a story and
a half Plank House. Still House, also one story
and half high, with two stills and other articles
necessary for distillery thereon erected, adjon-
on the North, BENZ. +. Bruner on the South West,
also lots Of Jacob Anderson, Wm Deremore and
John McAfullin.
TERMs,--One third in hand at confirmation Of
sale, and the balance in two equal annual pay.
ments.
Sale to commence at II o'closk \. VI. Of said
day. HENRY ROSE, Guardian.
March i:tt
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CtOOD NEWS FOR MOTHERS

Mothers, are you oppressed with anxiety for
your little ones. Are your slUmbers and hearts
broken by their cries2 DO you awake In the morn
ing unrefrcshed and apTrehensiyes If SO, pro-
cure at once bottle Of Or. Looms Infant Remedy
and son viii have no more weary hours Of watch =
ing and anxiety.
DR.. Icons INFAET REMEDY
has stood the test Of years. Thousands Of nurses
and mothers bear witness that itneyer fails to give
relief if used in season. It is mild, yet sure
and speedy cure for Collie, Cumps and Windy
Pains, and is invaluable for al complaints incl
dent to Teething.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States.
Address al orders 10
ZEIGLER & SMITH
SOLE PRopRIETO RS,
Nov. i6, ,'G5.ly 49, North Sd St, Phil'a.
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GEORGE HOOVER,
70 rwa.~ - - - - -, y.
DUBLIC SALE OF
i VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

DUBLIC SALE OF
i VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the undersigned Executor of the
estate Of Solomon Sparks, late Of West Providence
township, decd, viii offer at public sale on the
premises, on SATURDAY, MARCH Seth, 1867,
the following described real estate, viz;
No. 1. A certain tract Of land known as the
home or mansion tract, situate in West Providence
township, Bedford county, containing 125 acres
or thereabouts, about - acres arecleaTed and IN
der fence with two story frame house, double log
barn and other out buildings thereon erected, ad
joining lands Of David Sparks, Andrew Aortimore
and Wilson Sparks.
No. 2. A certain tract ofland in West Providence
township, containing 90 acres or thereabouts
about 60 acres Of which are cleared and under
fence, with a story and half frame house, double
log barn thereon erected, adjoining On the West
No. l above described, the South land Of
Frederick Davis and James Calhoun, East, james
0'Eeal and on the North, Joseph Mortimore.
The above described real estate is pleasantly
situated in a good agricultural district, a rail
road Market miles South of Bloody Run, is
well tmbered and there are two orchards thereon.
TERMS cash on confirmation Of sale.
Sale 10 commence at TO o'clock a. NJ. Of said
day. SILAS II. SPARKS,
Executor Of Solomon Sparks, decd.
March S. &.
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Bcofor0 J0qoltct.
BEDFoRD. Pa, FRIDAY, MARCH y, 1867

ess~Our friends in the Cove are ANXIOUS
that we should publish the opinion of Judge
Taylor 30 the case Of Madara & spaug vs..
Eyersole We have been just as anxious to
pabIishit, as they are to see it, but unfortun-
ately for both them aud us Judge Taylor has
not dled an opinion in the case up to this
date. As soon as he does so, We viii pub
lish IT,
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March lat
DUBLIC SALE
Il or VALUABLE
r E A L Il ST A II E

By virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the undersigned, Administrator
Of the estate of Sophi Mcfarland, late of Monroe
township, deceased, Will sell, on MONDAY, the
2jth day of March next at public outcry, upon
the premises in said township all the following
described real estate, to wit:
All that TRACT OF LAND, adjoining lands
Of Nicholas sleighter, Henry Marke, Samuel
Roberts, Esq, and others, containing 10 acres
and ia perches and allowance, more particularly
described in draft filed with Administrators ap-
praisement on the estate of james Mcfarland,
decd
Also, $50 perehes Of land adjoining the above,
being same purchased by deceased from Lenah
Smith, by deed of 25th March, 1866.
About 10 acres Of said land being cleared and
under fence, and having story and half log
Dwelling House and double Log Barn thereon
erected.
There is also an Orchard of choice fruit upon the
premises, and the land Is well supplied with good
running water.
Possession given on OF before the lst Of April
next. Deed to be made at confirmation Of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on said
dav. when terms viii be made known by
MarchI.N DANIEL MCFARLAND, Admir-
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DEMONSTRATORS, NOTICE.

A DMINISTRAT0RS' NOTICE.
~ Estate Of Wm Sfahl, l1fe Of Bedford BoT-
oHgk, deed.
Letters Of Administration, having been gran
tcd to the undersigned, residing in Bedford Bor-
oGgh, by the Register of Bedford county, upon
the estate of Wm Stahl late OF the Borough Of
Bedford, deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notified and required to make
immediate payment and those having claims are
requested to present them for immediate settle
.4 lL PETER II. SHIRES,
SAMTE STAHL,
March i.6t Administrators
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DUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
JOIN ALsIP. Auelinneer.


i VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
JOHN ALsIP. Auetioneer
By virtue of an order Of tAo Orphans Court Of
Bedford County, the undersigned Administra-
tors os the estate Of Jacob Schnebly, late Of Full
ton county, Peun'a.. deceased, Wiil sell al public
0utery, upon the premises, oa MONDAY, the sth
day of April next, all that certain valuable
FARM OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Morrisons Cove Middle Woodbury. tp..
Bedford county, adjoining lands Of George SdarI's
heirs, now solomon Imler, David Stackoy, Saml
Tectrr and others, containing about no acres
nett measure, about 80 acres cleared and under
fence, aud the balance well timbercd. There is
al-o a Spring cf good water upon the premises.
Tho above property VII be sold in L0TS, or
altogether, to suit purchasers Immediate posses
sion given and deed made at continuation Of sale.
i1c iudisputable. Sale TO commence at II o.
clock A. 81. Of said day. whom terms viii be made
known 10y BENJAMIN +. SIPE.
SUSAN SCHNEBLY,
Nurch l5:ts Administrators.