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The Trnth abOnt Dyspeps.a.

whoever says that dyspepsiais is ipeprable, tells
a--that is TO say, makes an egregious mistake.
More than ten thousand aggravated cases have
been cured by HOsTETTERs STOMACH BIT
TIERS, while tie number that have beer, prevent
ed from coming to a head, by the same means, is
inealeulabie In this season Of the year, when
the appetite is soinetitnes too vigorous for the
comfort and safety Of tue stomach, indigestion is
most prevalent and most distressing Is the appe-
tito to be balked TO accommodate tho digestive or
gans2 Not so; for then the frame would lack its
due proportion Of natriment. The thing to BE
done il 70 sTRFSGTHEN THE srQGAcH, tone the
liver, and put the bowels in perfect order. Moth
ing wiz do this So eGeetualy, so rapidly, SO qui-
city, pleasantly, as HOSTETTER'S BIT
TEB's. This potent preparation trims ami bal
ances the system, and clothes it as it were, with
defensive armor. Chronic dyspepsia, liver com
plaint, and fever and ague are mover known to at
tack those who are wise enough to invoke the aid
ofthis great preventive 0rtt
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To the Coroner, the Justices Of the Peace, and
CopstaJles IN he different To0Hships IN me
County Of Bedford, Greeting:
Know YE that in pursuance of precept 70 inc
directed, under the hand and the seal Of the Hon:
ALEXANDER KING, President of the several
Courts of Common Pleas in the Sixteenth District
consisting OF the counties of Franklin, Fulton
Bedford and Somerset, and by virtue OF ms ONCE
of the Court Of Oyer and Terminer ana GeheTsi
JoI Delivery for the trial Of capital and other Oh
fenders therein and in the General Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions of the Peacei and WN. u EIch-
orr and GEoRGE W. GUSIP, Esqs, Judges OF the
same Court, in the same County OF Bedford you
and each Of you are hereby required to be and
appear in your proper persons, with your Records
Rccogni7ances, Examinations, and other remen-
brances before the Judges aforesaid, at BEDFORD
at Court Of Oyer and Terminer and General jan
Delivery and General Quarter Sessions Of tne
Peace therein to be holden for the county OF Bed
ford. aforesaid, on the ,o,, -
THIRD MONDAY OF NOV. being the lsth a0y'l
nj 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day there ana
then to do those things to which your several ON
ces pertain. o.,. =
Given under my hand at Bedford, on the 9th Of
4uoust in the year Of our Lord, 1857.
a1rg ROBERT STECKMAN, Shf.
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AzoruEE RAILROAD To PHuADELPHlA.-
.posfaat to NaHlfactaTerS aad Merchants.
-Jae of the most important bills passed by
..ss last Legislature was An 1et to ineoypo-
lats the Caledonia Iron, Land and Railroad
lompany'
By referring 70 the provisions Of this act
IA synopsis Of which we present below to
our readers-it will be seen that the ComPa-
nv possesses some of the most liberal privi-
leges that can be conferred on a railroad cor
poratiou. Among others of its frauf hises,
the .companE is authorized by its original
charter to hold sixteen tb0us0ad acres ottand,
and by supplementary act, passed at the
close of the session, the company is further
authorized to hold four thousand additional
acres. making in all tceRty thousand acres,
with authority ''to mortgage, tease, sell or
olber,aise dispose Of the same,oT any part
HgcoE" The Company is also unrestricted
as to the amount of capital stock and has
ample authority to construct ga raitrodd or
raEroaas 1rith branches, from their lands
Z, connect ,cifh any other railroad ao'C orhere-
after 20 be built ."
Ia is believed by the corPorators of the
company among whom we find the names
of several of our citizens-tbat every privi-
Isge and power necessary to the construction
of another railroad from Pittsburg to Phila-
delphia, are embodied in their charter, and
that an opportunity is now presented to the
gpponeuts of the Pennsylvania Railroad mo
uopoly, whereby competing route may be
opened to connect our city with Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York. by the construc-
tion of track from Counelsvile to Harris
6urg-wbere connections may be made with
the Reading and Lebanon Valley Railroads
not ercsediag f3co hundred miles sR length.
The importance of this charter cannot be
over.estimated by our citizens, and the build
ing of the road by the route indicated viii
produce the most happy results in solving
nearly all of the difficult railroad problems
and troubles under which our manufacturers
and business men have been langulshing and
suffering during the last fifteen years,
The corporators Of the company intend
visiting our city on Tuesday next, the 18th
inst. to confer with the people Of Western
PENNSYLVANIA on this most interesting ques-
lion. The Hon Thaddeus Stevens will be
present, if his health viii permit, and we
trust that every citizen interested in develop
ing the resources of this section Of oar State,
aud in favor Of new outlet to the tide. water
witt also be present, aud by words and deeds
of substantial encouragement, give practical
assurance Of their sympathy in every effort
looaiug to "a happy riddance from the power
and influence Of the great monopoly
Below we give synopsis Of the act =
Section first names the corporators, among
whom are Thaddeus Stevens, g. Dawson
Coleman, j. D. Cameron, VIM Colder, j. W.
Ahl. d. Y. Ahl. S. G.. Merrick, c. 5. kanif-
man. Henry Mccormick Edward Mcpherson,
d. X. Moorhcad and John p. Glass; also
fixes the capital stock at 100000, with pow
er TO increase the same to such an amount as
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n EGISTERS NOTTCE.-Al persons interes-
II ted are hereby notified that the following
named accountants have filed their accounts in
the Registers Office Of Bedford county, and that
the same wi Il be presented to the Orphans Court
in and for said county, on Tuesday the l9 day Of
November next, at the Court House in Bedford,
for confirmation
The account of John Harcleroad, administrator
Of the estate Of Christian Harcleroad, late OF Bed
ford tp deed.
The account of John Dieken, Exr of the last
VIII &c, Of Moses Diekeu, late of Cumberland
Valley tp., decd ,
The account of Daniel Fletcher Exr. of the last
will &c. of John Morton, late of Monroe township,
decd.
The final account Of David NJ. Replogle, Admr
Of the estate of George Sharp, late of Middle
WoodbeTry tp., decd
The account Of Hiram Davis, Admr Of the es-
tate of David Roudabush, late of Napier town
The account Of Albert Wright and Edwin v.
Wright, Admrs Of the estate Of ThOs. G. Wright,
late of st. Clair tp decd.
The account of Michael Wertz, Esq, Testamen-
tary Guardian of Joseph Claycomb.
The account of George B. Holsinger Guardian
of Louisa Funk.
The account of James NJ. Barndollar, Exr OF
the last will dc. of Sarah Fare, late OF Bloody
Run Borough, decd.
The account of David C. Long Admr Of the
estate of Richard W Jones, late Of South Wood
berry tp decd
4 .a=n--
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ANY person desiring a Scholarship Of the
Quaker City College, Philadelphia, ono Of
the best Business Colleges in the United
States, can be supplied, on reasonable terms,
by applying to us. If.
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DEDlcATIoS.-The new Methodist Episco-
pal Church, built near the residence Of Mr..
Samuel Elliott, IN Cumberland Valley Town
ship, viii be dedicated on the 9th day Of
October 1867, by G. W. Cooper Of Frostburg
JAcon MONTGOMERY, Pastor in charge.
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DE sehene.,s PnImonie syrup.


TLis great medicine cured by DR.. J. II. schenek
the proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption, when
speedy death appeared to be inevitable His ply
sicians pronounced his case ineurablc, when he
commenced the use of this simple but powerful
remedy. His health was restored In very short
time, and no return of the disease has been appre-
hended, for all the symptoms quickly disappear
ed and his present weight Is more than two hun
dred pounds.
Since his recovery he has devoted liis attention
exclusively to the cure of Consumption. and the
diseases which are usually complicated With it, and
the cures effected by his medicines have been very
numerous and truly wonderful. DR.. sehenck
makes professional visits to several Of the larger
cities weekly, where he has large coneourse Of pa
ticnts and it Is truly astonishing 70 poor con
sumptives that have to be lifted out Of their car
riages, and in a few months healthy, robus; per
/ sons DR.. Schencks Pulmonie Syrup Sea Weed
1 Tonic and Mandrake Pills are generally all re
/ quired in curing Consumption. Full directioa.
/ accompany each, so that any one can take them
without seeing Dr. Sehenek, but when it is cenye.
nieut it is best to see him. He gives advice free
but for thorough examination with his Respir-
ometer his fee is three dollars.
Sold by all Druggists aud Dealers price Sl.5O
per bottle or ST. so the half dozen. All letters fol
advice should be addressed to DR.. Sehcncks Prin-
cipal Office No. 10 North 9th Street, Philadel-
! phia, Pa
| General Wholesale Agents: Demas barnes ;
! Co., n. Y; 5. s. Hance, Baltimore, Md; John
D. Parke, Cincinnati, Ohioj Walker Taylor
| Chicago, nl.; Collins Bros, St. Louis, No.
| l6:5dweamlyss
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A UDITOR'S N0TICE.-The undersigned aP
n pointed by the Orphans Court of Bedford
county Auditor to settle the exceptions and make
distribution Of the balance in the hands of Levi
Evans, Guardian of John Hoover, heir Of Mary
Hoover deceased, will attend for that purpose at
his Office, in Bedford, on Tuesday, October I'D
inst, when and where all interested can attend
they think proper. NJ. A. PolNIsJ
octTI. Auditor.
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MnlTARY CoNNASDEHssay, front face, right
dress. The way to right dress is 10 dress right.
We would advise you to front face, march to
Farquhar and buy new suit Of clothes. You
can get good suits at from Is to 20 dollars.
Very best 25 dollars.
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AND EVERY
iDUBLIC SALE
il OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
2ol9 ACRES OF FARM, WOOD AND
GRAZING LAND.

In Pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans
Court Of the county Of Bedford, the subscriber
Trustee to sell the Real Estate Of Doctor William
Watson, deceased. and Administrator with the
viii annexed of Eliza Watson. deceased, will ex-
pose to public sale on the premises on TUESDAY
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER a. d. 1857,
the following described Real Estate, late the
property Of said deceaeHts, situated in the
Townships Of Bedford and Cumberland Valley,
adjoining and South Of the Bedford Springs
property, via:
No. l. Containing 2l3 Acres and $50 Perches,
neat measure, of which considerable portion IS
cleared and having a TENANT HOUSE thereon
erected.
No p Containing 2s1 Acres and II Perches,
neat measure, adjoining Number !.
No 3. Containing 2Sl acres and sc perches,
neat measure adjoining number ., partly cleared.
No T. Adjoining No. 3, containing 2ss acres
and l0l peTches, neat measure, Of which large
part is cleared and under fence, and having
TENANT HOUSE and Double Log Barn thereon
erected. There is upon this tract an excellent
SITE FOR A SAW Mill.
n 5. Adjoining the Bedford Springs property,
containing 257 acres and 45 perches, neat meas
ure, Of which a considerable portion is cleared,
and having 4 TENANT HOUSE thereon erected
No. g. Also ajoinining the Bedford Springs
property, containing 239 acres and % perches,
neat measure, Of which a considerable portion is
cleared and under fence, with TEN ANT HOUSE
thereon erected.
No. Z. Being Woodland, containing 253 acres
and p perches, neat measure, adjoining Nos. 3.
and 4.
No s. Being also Woodland containing IO4 a
cres and Sc perches, neat measure, adjoining No.
6 and the Springs property.
These lands arc well timbered, and Nos l, 2, 3,
l. ), and are well watered and viii make excel
lent grazing farms.
draft Of the lands can be seen at the ofhce OF
the subscriber in Bedford Borough.
Nc. Q. All the interest which the said DR.. VIII
liam Watson had at the time Of his death, IN lot
Of ground containing 10 acres, more or less, in
the manor Of Bedford adjoining land of J. Mar
tins heirs and others.
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase money at
the confirmation Of the sale by the Court, and the
balance in two equal annual payments thereafter,
without interest, to be secured by Judgment
bonds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a m, Of said
dav. ToctIsy41 s. L RUSSELL.
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nEDr0nn c0UNTT oFFIcFHs.

10 HI.
associations;
BEDFORD COUNTY oFFIcERs.
President Ja7ge-Hon. Alex King.
i.raeiote J,a1ges-Wm. 6. Eiehoitz and Geo
Pss.saofa,y, Register and Recorder, 6e.-o.
shannon.
District AHorner- &. F. Kerr.
T,sasucr-G -Gcorze Mardorf.
Hs-jE- Robert Steckuon.
g-orig Ncri1-phiIip Huzzard.
u..ra Surrcgos Samuel kcitcrnau.
,s.ss.#ssio,ers- Michael Wertz, Michael $.
rrehcy and David liawsare clert--John G.
Fl her. CaruseI-Jo,u W. DickeTson.
g..refays of Poor-Sumuel Beekley, D. r. An-
r.rs.g ana Michael Diehl. SfelrUrd-Samuel
u.fbaugh Coatsei-E. f. Kerr Cfert--L X.
....t,s. Trea-urer-W William Bowles. Pysirie'a
p- T. 4. Ecamer.
.t.rfstars-Bayid Evans, james Matingly and
John D. Lucas.
BopoveR OFFICERS
naq,ss-O. f. shannon.
\45,iaut Brgcgs--Phiiip Huzzard.
r..arif-Thomas II. Lyons, John Boor, A. W.
Mower. D. NJ Shoemaker, Hiram Lentz ana l. h.
s.,.ys. tgsrE-H. Nieodcmus. Ire@s'rer-
FaIn 81. Bssh.
.a.tabie-Wilian Gephart
{iFH Ca5.sjabtc-SamueI Waters.
-5nal Gireciors-,Job Mann, s l.. Russell, T.
q. setfy.. jacob Heed. John Cessna and H. Mic
..luas. Sesretaly--J. W. Liuse ieiter- Treas
....r-I. r. 3ettys.
MINISTER'S,
Ea.sogaliur-Rey Alfred J Barrow.
.sI4tsriaH-Rcy. a. Y. SchencK.
EasAeraa-Ecy ). @. MeAttee.
V,tHgdjst-Rey b. 4. ". Reed.
German Reformed-Bev. II. Hcckerman
Esroa Catholic-Rev. Thomas HeydeH.
ASSOCIATIONS.
Esgfo,5 Lo4{ge, No. 500, A. Y. ~, meets on
rhe drst Wednesday or before full moon, IN the
Bedford Han, on he corner Of Pitt and Richard
streets.
Peace Branch EHcaRpnest No. ll4, l. O. o.
j.. meets on The first and third Wednesday even
iurs of each month, in the Bedford HaH-
Ec3fayi Lodge No. 2t2, /. Y. Q. r., meets eF-
.-y-Fri....y evening, in the Bedford Hall
BsdG.ld Lodge, Ne. I4S, l. O. G. t. meets IA
Gle Court House, on Monday evening Of each
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Esg@A new Grover & Baker $50 Sewing Ma
chine for sale-one halt cash and the balance
in reasonable time. Apply to Box 81, Bed
ford. t.
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ggBFoRD. pa, FRIDAY, Get IS, 1861.

pRrcropY-T following is directory
af the Officers of Bedford County and the
Borough of Bedford, Of the Ministers Of Bed
,ard. and the time OF meeting Of the different
.--.niatinns:
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MAGNoiA WArER. "A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superior to Cologne and at half the
price q
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EECArfTULATION.
Sbarswood has 26l4; Williams 2$o5 Majority
for Sherwood, $3.50.
Schcll has 27jI Findley has ......26i9
Richards has22l7 Weller has ...-..22ll
SebelPs mai.. 53l FfndIey's maj..... iS5
Kerr has 2G3o: Points has 22go. Minority for
Kerr $40.
MengeI has 2633; Jordan has 2295. Mgority
for Mengel, 33s.
Barton has 265o Karnes has 227L Majority
for Barton, s77.
Noble has 25i2; Unery has 22g7. Majority for
Noble, 3l5.
Kensinger has 2672; Kirk has 2alL
Whip has 267o.
One John S Swartz has 23 votes f5r Auditor
OFFICIAL vote Of the Assembly District
composed Of Somerset, Bedford aud Fulton
counties:
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Classical SCHOOL. Bedford Classical
school. formerly the Rev. John Lyon Is e2-
pacted To reopen on Monday the 4th Of No
vember, at the close Of the Normal School.
Further particulars in our next,
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Any person desiring life Scholarship in
any one of Bryant, Strattan Co.'S chain Of
National Commercial Colleges, can be suppH-
ed by applying to this Office. These are the
finest Commercial Colleges in America.
Price $40, from which we will deduct 25 per
cent. If
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Richards over Schcll .....-....-- ..-.-.-.. 33l
Weller @, or Findley ......... ,.--........-- a'3
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BArIoNs CoMMUTEDl- Heirs Of deceased
prisoners entitled 10 Concentration of RatioHS
The heirs of prisoners who died in
any Of the Southern prisons are entitled to re-
cover the Communication for Rations provided
by Act Of Congress approved March 2, 1867.
Widows, children and parents who are enti-
tied to Ration money can procure it by ap-
plying to Durborrow & Lutz.-tf
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES. During the Fall aud
Winter there will be services and Preaching
every Sabbath morning and evening, except
the last Sabbath in the month. Morning ser
vice at eleven o'eloek-evening half past six
Seats free and al are welcome. Sunday
School al half past 8 a. NJ.
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The two year old colts we're so nearly equal
that the committee fell much embarrassed in
deciding, nad the display of young horses was
the best ever made in the county, surprising
that made at Pittsburgh, in the opinion Of
gentlemen who were present at the State Fair
VIM Bowles, best 8 year old colt, saddle
and driving .............. .... ...... ...... |
James Carboy, best year old colt, draught
Henry Barr, best year old mare colt.....51c
John \. Shuck, best 5yr old driving horse s.
Jacob Reed, ID do do do do /
Hugh Moore, best 4 year old, gated -
David Nadara. best gated horse ..............2 =
Daniel Walter, best Msrgan more, J yr old, l
John Fetter, best draught mare, 5 yr old. -
Geo Benton, fastest stallion, $40; made uH
by voluntary subscription.
j. S. Sproat, best Jack, ......,S
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Do. sci double harness. ......s-...' --.-.-
There was a blind bride with drawing bit
which deserves special mention.
Teams.
Jonathan Bowser, best horse team. ..... 81
Do do do 6 mule team .........4
Do. do do 4 horse wagon ......-4
Horses
r. 5. Mapes, best stallion for all uses over
Daniel Barley, ID best stallion ................2
Thos II. Lyons, best booded stallion .........3
VIM Dibert, I'd best do do 80
Thos Grove, Sd best do do ......I
p. H. Shres, best year old do .....2
VIM Phillips, best mare with colt at her sde.j
Sol DiehI. ID do do do do -
shannon Kennedy, bes, spring colt............2
John Maloy, % do do do ...........l
Harrison Reid, best pony and colt ............2
VIM Croyle, best one year old horse colt.....l
Jacob Fetter, ID best do do ..50c
job Mann, best one year old mare colt........l
Georre Cessna, % best do do soc
John Anderson. best bIooded colt ...........I
Geo Zimmers. best year old horse colt......2
John C Ling, "a do do do ......l
EuaW Waliamson, Sd do do do ...5Oc
w S. Beegle, best year old mare colt. .......2
Daniel Walter, ID do do DO ......l
Lewis Ling. 8d do do do soc
Geo Beegle, best mare and horse colt , yr...1
VIM =. Fluke. one fine mare colt ............j soc
Dewalt Hershberger, best pair matched
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NOURT PROCLAMATION.

Oct. IA, 1867.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-04

the river, was never known to be
harder or thicker than it is this season.
Between the tOWhead and the Ken
lucky shore the river is one mass of
ice in many places, having actually
frozen fast to the bottom of the river.
The most vigorous efforts tc remove
the ice at the head of the falls have
thus far been unavailing, for soon
as. the channel is cut away. the vast
body of ice above it takes its place,
and again blocks up the river. ..f.r.
ST. LoUIs.-The Democrat of Fri
day says; 4 STOOD ysaDr4 4
The river rose. only about four
inches, but a considerable swell was
expected last night. The gorges be-
low have been considers bly, agitated.
We. expect immediate, information of
their departure. Several boats are in
the mind to leave too day, to- morrow,
and Sunday e992Hs yIfS I'M u3li
The leVee will be all excitement to-
day, as a big rise is, expected, and the
gorges below are gone, or sure togo
very soon.
The st. Joseph papers understand
that the Government has issued orders
that contracts be let for carrying 40,4
100000 pounds of freight from that
point to military posts on the Upper
Missouri, and elsewhere in the West,
the coming season. .Go.aaliHL9 afa io
1t is said thatlth Missourilis to be
bridged at Omaha and Kansas City,
and perhaps at one or two other
places. l5t '''i'ei9 gay
MEMPHIS. The Appeal of Wednes-
day says: 49,
The weather moderated, and yester-
day was very lovely day, though
hazy. ldaz on bH fle4 iia e5 inHA4
Business on the landing, owing to
the departure of our local packets,
was very good. t .......s..,- !
The river at this point commenced
to recede night before last and fell
about six inches up to dark last night.
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Bellefontaine Cotton Express
TIME AND RATES GUARANTEED
Removal.

"a H.. GILBERT a. co. HAVE Re
30 81 North First Street, where they viii
he pIeased 10 see all their old customer
and as many new ones as Will favor then
with a call. A full assortment OF Groceries
etc. always on hand, and for sale at tiss
lowest market prices. move dly
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RIVER NEWS.
sTEAMBoAr pRTNTfNG.I

No printing establishment in the West
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
menJ of job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our job departments under the personal
supervisors of one II the best job printers
in the United State. We are prepared to
print Posters, plairor fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Iiading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., &c. Orders let- with either of the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended to,