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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-14
GEORGE rEABODY's LATEST GIFT
In connection with Mr.. George Pea
hody's latest magnificent gift, the follow
ing letter and resolutions will explain


In connection with Mr.. George Pea-
hody's latest magnificent gift, the follow
ing letter and resolutions will explain
themselves:
To The Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, OF Massaehu-
sets Hen. Hamilton Fish, Of New York,
Right Rev. Charles p. Mcllvainei OF OHIO
Gen. Y 5. Grant, of the United states army
Hon. Wm. G. Rives, OF Virginia Hon. John
a. Clifford, Of Mas sachuse.tsr Hen. VIM.
Aiken, of south Carolina, WIn. NJ Evans
ESQ or New York, Hon. VIM. A. Graham, OF
korsu Carolina, Charles Macalester, OF Penn
sylvania. Geo. a Riggs Esq.t OF WAshlngtoni .
samuel Netmore OF New YORK, EdWaro a.
Bradford, Esq OF louisiana, Geo A. Eaton ,
Of Maryland, and George Peabody Russell, OF
Massachusetts.
Gentlemen: / beg to address you on a
subject which occupied my mind long
before | left England, and ia regard to
/ which, one at least Of you-the Hon.
/ Mr.. Winthrop, the honored and valued
1 friend to whom | am so much indebted
1 for cordial sympathy, careful considera-
tion. and wise counsel in this matter,
/ will remember that ! consulted him inn
mediately upon my arrival in May last.
! 4 refer 10 the educational needs of those
nortions of our beloved and common
I country which have suffered from the
/ destructive raVages and not less disas-
trous consequences Of civil war. With
NV advancing years my attachment to
~ native land has but become devoted.
/ Nj hone and faith in its successful and
Ji9rio1s future have grown brighter and
sstTonger and now, looking forward be-
yond nv stay on earth, as may be
1ermitted to one who has passed
Inc limit of three score and
ten wears, see our country
united and prosperous emerging from
tbe clouds which still surround her
taking higher rank among the nations
s,'d bscomine richer and more powerful
tIls, before. But TO make its prosperity
more sI1c,r than superficial her moral anC
mental development should keep pac'
Lritb her material growth; and in thos
norfions of our nation 10 which ] hav
referred. the urgent and pressing physl
cal needs OF an almost impoYeEshe
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STATE relapsing into the paganism of their
ancestors; but when the cholera pre-
vailed in Richmond, there was a wide
spread belief among them that the
whites were poisoning them.
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NEW SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK
Just Published:
T A B O r
OR. THE
Richmond Collection Of Sacred Music.
BY r. NJ. MCINTOSH,

Essentially Southern in its main features,
TABOR nevertheless contains choice selsetloh
OF the best Northern copyright Muse. Its su-
thor, for four years an officer OF the COnledeIAls
army, com posed many stirring pieces N mo
uents snatehed during its Inarohln = anu cOuh- 4
ter-marchings in Virginia. The dlrge used =.
the funeral 0f Gen. T. J. Jaekson' tStOi wa, ]
May II, 1853, was from ms pen' anu Is Ahelooed
in this collection. -. r,..,.., M .,
81 q ,--,lI knaJTu throughout the South as an
,,,3bor- r-ard Teacher OF finished excellence, with
: ,,,,sicaI reputation rarely attained ky any
,,, ,,l ~ bisass in this country. In the South
- - s,,sls AZ the very head Of church music nf
- 80 disnuting the position with him"
Tsl,s nook embraces everything OF yaiue q,
Southern or Southwestern origin, much n
,gbich Is now for the first time reduced 10 ,
,arrfttsn form. It's variety Is great-embraeinI
IN metres in use, In every key and every VA
riety Of measure-Wtth a full elementary de
parfment and tine collection OF new anthem
set pieces and sentences. It contains nearly
so closely printed pages, neatly and tastefulLJ
gotten up, well printed and bound.
Price, 81 3, for which It viii be sent, pos
m e, to any part Of the country.
single copies for examination and intrOdue
tion, sent 10 any address, postage paid. on re
celpt of oHe dollar.
r. j. HUNTINGTON q CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers
45e Brcome St. New York.
So ANY Southern paper giving the aboyl
two inssrtions and seRding ; copy of thet
paper 70 the pubiishers, shall have the volume
poSre611 A2n
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At a recent ball given at Delmonico's,
a young and beautiful married lady ap-
peared in one of the neW-fashiOned bail
dresses which are now worn short, like
the street dresses. The dress CONSISTED
Of a pink silk underskirt which just
touched the top of the shoes, which were
OF pink kid, buttoned up over the ankles
with white buttons. over the pink silk
was shorter skirt, Of white tulle,
trimmed with pink satin pipings. The
hair was dressed very high, aud orna,
mented with a wreath Of Wild roses, The
ce.ter Of each rose containing a diamond
M great brilliancy. The dress was mad,
bv a Partisan dressmaker, and, il is need
less TO say, attracted great deal O
attention. Home Journal.
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A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE
g1l Front Street

HFEMFs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th: No.
Meets am WeduegdBy OF each month. john
Lau-. $50, c.. NJ; b. T, Tomunsou, sd, See
bIIrl4zAs Lode or Perfection. lIth.; No. 2
Meets "a wednesday OF each month. George
N-II=rsh, SD, u. M. ; A. T.. Frankiaud, sd
Sc
Ck-lpHIA ruuucu ofPrfuces of Jerusalem, 10th.
No. j. Benz h. PUlleu, sd, T8rsh-'.; -
-Eu
.CsIrAEl CHAPTER of Pose CroiN 18th, No l.
Charles ". Adams, s2d, NJ. w Il. I. Tom.
Iu-D- - H Sec.
PulLEPPE uUrLEsSETs Council of k-h. S1th.
SO. j. Henry p. WCudsrI. I'D, Comm.
William Y. CIToFe s1j. Rec o.
CON~I~ToEy uF WEST TENNESSEE, sd. John
Aiusle. 3d., Comm.'. in Chief; Dodge e.
Trader, s-1, Reg.
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HERgEW ANB MAsONIC CLLENpLR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1S67.
LODGES

LODGES.
ANGrRhNA. 30. IGS. Meets Ii Monday IN
every month. az OId-F-llow.' Hall. cor. Cour
aud Natn. ID. g. Trader, ". NJ; n. I. Tom
lusuu. Sec
sorsH NIEurII7. No Us. Meets 2d Friday o.
tarff mnutu-HalI. cor Madison and second
o. z. ~e.Ia-s, ". NJ; Bsul. X. Pullen, Sec.
.EIIA SCOTT. No. 3st Meets LIST Friday ol esch
month Hall, cor Madison and Second. John
AiuslIa. ". NJ; n. r. v Woodward. Sec.
n AMIIrUN- No .sg Meets 81 Friday OF eacL
month Odd-Fellows' Hall. r. NJ Stanley
~. " Il. Butts Sec
EIlwlNNING No. 2F tU ID Meets 9Th Friday
OF tIcr mouIh-4uI Front street John j.
Nor. ham, Ks, ". N 4. X tutlen, sd, sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PESS Chapter, No T. Meets I'd Monday OF each
month -Odd-F elbows Hail. A. J.. Mhes er
H r- ID. ID. P8yntrr, Sec
X. ASD q. n.
ErEFEA Council rg- Meets "a Monday OF
..4-ft r4.4lH-, ,'dd-t ellUws HalL John Zeut
TIl. IlI- n. J.. MIggiu, Rec.
TEsIPLAEs.
CYrESE Co-1mandery. No 4. Meets 8fh Mon
lay 90 each mOath. John Gent, Com; \. j.
N.Elu, Rec.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Appointment of Professors

rglIIE Board of Visitors VIII meet az .be Uni-
/ -z.srzif, ON The 18TH day or A. gust for tire
i-irIsls,. oi appointing Professor OF the Lain
pi,,5uagp aud Literature, and "A Professor OF
lfIf,srus.fiOiial and Constitutional Law, Equity
FIg,f ttst law Merchant.
toIomunieatloas ln reference 10 either Of
Thee appointments should De addressed 10 the
1tt'-toT "a ~ University uI Virginia, Nare
Wa. wsfteInbs,i eT, Secretary.
X. MAuPI I,
syf1t ClEiTmhu VI Tie Faculty.
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NOTICE.
Mississippi Cotton Plantation for Sale.

OONTAINING SO acres, entire section under
I fence, 90 in high stale Of cultivation, good
frame dwelling house with nve rooms. gin
house. all Necessary out houses, orchard, etc,
all in good order, plenty OF good water, good
team, fodder. hay, oats, corn, killing hogs
stock OF every kind usually found on a faIms
utensils OF all kinds in fact, everything con-
plete to carry on well conducted farm for sale.
A large number OF the hands now ON the place
will remain, II desired. IN good healthy iocsl-
ton, Convenient to church and sch"ols ami
very convenient to the railroad-about thirty
| i've miles nom the city. Parties calling soon
can make liberal and easy terms For iuIther
/ information call on JEFFk kHssS, BLAC \ " EA.la
This farm is offered for thirty days. as the party
| now on IL will keep everything IN good ORDER
1 and get hands 70 work the place, aud VIII de-
/ liver everything over 20 the purchaser, and
| dive Immediate possession dee1-i I'm
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HAVE on hand and to aHive-
=, I,l51z Of PORK. 20 casks Bacon;
- bt,fs- -uga~. SD hIGs. Sugar;
~ uirces I4EEugs &c. coils Rope
RI males md "a Esisslug. I,J cases Brandy Cher
~ c1sks PlEnyetJ Cas- rles
flIIO Brady Gou1 tigafs1 various
IJl boxes Virginia To- brands
1900 100 bOls Flour;
IN 55s[i-f.ras Tee. 2U caddies Western To-
.Hg bBlz Moia-s' baccoi
rs 4 mis- AIoa--es: LOO baskets Piper Held
u .5.s4-s Wines aud Ii sick and ClquOt
ruors Champ payne:
m s5f,ss EaTfs 100 egE MOlas5ess
ruT ra-ss -Uu.F. llu bDls. Meal.
aru
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19

The London Times complains Of the
animus OF the United States with refer
ence to the Fenians. The Br fish
American Commissioners have agreed
on q confederation bill TO Parliament.
A bill Of fare published in the Savan-
nah (Ga.) Advertiser announces green
peas among the ''cntrees,"
The Lightfoot Base Ball Club, OF
Chattanooga, visited Atlanta on the
ID inst, and played against the Allan
ia Club, beating them 4G innings TOT,
Japan has y new Tycoon, The old
coon being dead.
Basil Duke Is named rs the most pop
ular mau in Kentucky for Governor OF
that State.
Terpsichorean anuscments in PAL
Lake city are opened with prayer
The Treasury Department will pay
no money due prior to the war, to those
who cspouscd the Confederate cause
The reason is, that a resolution for th'
reputation OF such debts is before
Congress.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19
Hon. c. c. Clay's property has'bcer
libcllci for coniiscatiOn.

Hon. c. c. Clay's property has'bcer
libcllci for coniiscatiOn.
Negroes continue to leavcSouth Car
DINA for Florida in large numbers.
Georgia has s~eyenty-eigIt manufac
tories OF Gotten and Wollcn goods.
immigration is still pouring into
Texas fror all parts ofthc older States.
The Gee House in Selma has. been
rented the cnsuing year at $4,000 in
gold.
A new paper, to be called !hc Daily
Standard, John T. Burns, editor, is
about to be started at Selma, Ala.
Gen. Stering Prices con Celen9, was
married the other day in Missouri TO
the daughter OF Gov. I. L. Price.
Memphis las appropriated sl-5,C10
for the support Of the Metropolitan
Police for Tie ensuing year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19

"a, d. ST,rt.o
Inc news WhIci came rom 1'N.e0
yesterday VIII surprise many gooo peo,
PIE VINO nave opposeo l''' Ma''i'cl'"lio1
OF 'he fMpIre' ah' WI" hsyG 80
strongly IN lIFof Oh u Ac.l!oi'J unuoi
que or announcer Oh ''o many H'oo'w
chicia' One ite'A III l~"F''ou'"f - ~
interest 10 Us, as an eN"iHpIo W w.
con1'tIoh o. Mexican 'oe'evy va , |no
n0toef' a!d uIe SN1tH y! l""iuo,.2'
"h'ch exists t!Ierc' ms l'G'l' 'eooiV9
lI0t EaGoocuo mas Occh H""5o" w.
~comih'ahH OF C"ha'o7' O"' io"s'l'4
Will remember lhaI we gave 0n "lCoo''
OF inc I6ht al M"I''HoF"S sum '"''
since, IN Wh'ch oAllo'eS anu h'''DI4 T,
were P't.ea ag"i'91 ''o' ott''' trn
parilo3 I2'S''' "el'' ana let. UpJ' a nni
llei' " i'f2e ii"I''pof "a N'i.e" ,,,
"o"''do"' DuLH'& IHc DoVVo "i o'Go, :
cane from NG1&"icN' t.'o co'n"l"4t 40
o. inc In'leI 0''Ic9 loIce7 "L"t I'~ =
MO "'"'"lc' ~"In'"nu!iS '"e T pna'o,l1,
81 N"l2lr5 IN" ms 'oicT'' i"u C,slI
stopped Inc D"l.I', o0t oo''@,'' tG'u1I
reused 10 SURRENDER " '"o n5
'''IcS' pTe'crii"3 10 L'''' ms ID'3' ,nn
oNGr 20 I13@opeoo' whom ~ N"" W.
I'a'''t'$ pU' " lew NDU''' Dv,ol, io, nr
arc mo INC" ,A"t Vll' SUI
l''-'7Lot o. @"'.1oIl'y' VooA p,"I~' a "n'
soon "''oF tnc TWO "ol'''', ,raaan
N!ikilV arm IN arm lnlDlluIl -hkIttllAD~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19

The Wool Growers and other high
tariff patriots, out at Chicago, are ut
tering q pretty loud shrek for "more
protection" That is the cry Of the
cormorants, .justnow, al overthc coun-
try-and the cry, the reader will sec
if lie keeps his eyes open,-comes in
good part from the Reyoiutionists who
are threatening to impcacll and remove
the President. These people a not con-
tent with pretty msch all the offices I'M
der GovernmeIit--yhey want all the rev
cnuc, also.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19
FREE TO EVERYBODY

\ large 6 PIP. Catalogue, teaching hcH
to rem0veTan. Frrchlcs, Iiwplgs, Ei"tri.i
Moth Patches. SuilOwness, Lrupriuue, an
all impurities OF the skin. How to ior.r
Whiskers. restore. curl and buaailir t-a
hair; renew the agc. cure Nrunhcuuy'
Nervous Debility. and other useful an
valuable information. ENcrybouE SEMI
for il. Address BERGER, SHUTS &
co. Chemists, 25j River street, Troy ny.
ilnI9-lmH
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19

husbands and that is the only boon
we crave. Next Sunday we shall prob,
ably take up cudgels in behalf Of hus'
bands, by laying down directions for
wives and follOwthem with rules BY
which children may regulate their con
dnct tOWArl their pArenls.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19

IT. |.. ih.'1 Ni." IL '.l'- Lac '|N'
-s..n from file Robe, Ram -.rra.,u-
q,. .l,..... .,.l M. =,
'". ."...''" '''''~.' "''' --'' '''
viz i,'i!F.
FoH~Hrs5 NoEgo&, Ja. &-Iho
louH.i,.i VI cane, prepared ~ taa
Ladies If Che Catholic Church ia Nor.
folk, mouth oi $50 ego, was or ra .or-
day Ohe IJa) presented to Jefferson
DAVIS, in bis quarters, in Carroll Hail.,
by q gentleman l1mel John o. Gam
ago, q ra..laut Of The city, who won
.ho houora." r@'. lie rattle. The cane.
~Ii,A Fa ,"oplaEioosl described, is
wain of q piece oi "a. taken tfoA the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19
The European governments are stil

The European governments are still
ttmiag. France expects 70 have $50
co needle guns ready for Use ~ .lar
next, and Russia has ordered one hun
drgd cast steel cannon from the cclcbra-
ted works Of the Mcssrs. Knapp, at Is
sen. They are to be paid fourteen
thousand dollars for each. Bavaria,
tco, is arlEing, having ordered ninety
GrE lid cannon from q Bohemian
foundry.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19
MARRIED..


AT the residence of the brides father.
near pontotoc, Miss, on the 10th ofDccem-
Der past, by thc.iiey. Or. Slack, Mr., JOINS
+. FiTZPATRICK, of this place, ana Miss
BETTE e. BRAMLETTG, of Mississippi.
Thus young mcr 90. Marriage
seems now to boa mania, and we are
fejoicad at it, for it is thehighest proof
of virtue and stability Of character
Next to the influence Of Holy Writ,
marriage comes in to make society bet
ter. The couple in question are now
happy, may they ever be, AMI if they
sdouN have any troubles, may they be
little ones
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19

There was a destructive fIe in Mobile
on tbc ID inst. at tic coIger Of JACK
son and Dauphin s;tcets Ono man
was killed ty a falling vail Loss cs-
.imIt lat l0o,00G-Vori.al'y insured
Goa. Banks constituents ere raising
D tney g. my his debts
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19
DIRGCTIONs FOE HUSBANDS,
lrom &c Mobile Yrlbune.l

HIlilGF lOI lISSc tIltOllolIo "iC NV
intended for you, You need no dlrec-
You can get drunk us often rs
sou please, be guilty Of robbery, assas
8iuatiou, battle, murder, sudden death
and priyy conspiracy, and make your
wife believe, by means Ola single kiss,
llaa YOU are one 81 the saints Of the
earth.
For those husbands who only appa,
rguliy, not really, have mastered thc
Of their wives, we lay down the
following directions:
Noxyour wedding night you failed
TO get drunIiand break all your moth
or ln-law's crockciy, do something G.
quaIly outrageous as soon rs possible,
You win then always be able to scare
your wife into submission by reminding
her OK what you have done, and what
YOU may be provoked to do again
Ify0ur vile is fond OF entertaining,
and You are not, wait ill her fashions
bic friends lave assembled at the house,
,'.'l' ''uN ""'N't'p .''' I'','' ~ !" ~ "''"
ll& on out yo4r 8A'Tt ana s'~oeNlhgs'-
III "iit Doubtless nave ".e c''ec' Oh ma
Elh@ "jic company ny the room
lfJou are iJHI % am"&i"S +" PIPE,
ana your "iio complains OF your bfeat,i
o" acco'nt Of IT., eau onions; II WI!
make AeI ior&a1 'I' pipe
II }o"laFg "'"o}' %fo"'' as II your
.asJ hu"r h"' come "ic'oFG' II .'$'"'
&I1'i."& @y hi'.'s' 1oa WIN NOV 'Uo''
be c".taa upo" ID "'"" H.
hS SICK room" are NOT pleasant III
ways A9Ft business thaJ VIII Keep 80"
down to"aiAo Nhoie gay, ana man me
night, "!icN your "iieIs SICK =,
VI Zen you get nome Il! IoUr cock
III ''o 1'II','s' "'yF "a',25 lo7I " y
''!.I.' > '''''"a' "5"T"6 '"G "bIi,
OF r''5II4 'S'"'o "a "I"" "''n youF
'F',"..' Vll your "lo ,t"1 your oH'I.
"C.2 - S',,.nS ~ 'T'ao t''O 'no '1'oa
an.I ,.,n ,nms2 for,a r. -
,.,"In.r, l,,I ,rI,nn eh. mnnf;ons a now
.}..f'o ,,a,,r h,al "nI tnit ohont
.ft .ff ".t""N y H'' '''N' N''' '"Hs '''"'"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19

III E4ID.

In this place on the evening Of The 18TH
inst, Mr.. GEORGE WlGalN.
The deceased was an exemplary
young man, Industrious, quiet, and uni
vcrsalIy bcliked. 1t IS t~houghtthat OK
posurcs incident to camp life, when he
aided in the cause Of Southern indie
~pondoncc, induced the consumption
which ended his days. lie was up on
the morning pr ccdjng his death, wen.
to his breakfast, and at sunset was {
corpse. .I'cacQ to his ashes"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19

IN american newspaper will shortly
Je stated N Paris.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19
COOPER SlOl

WE HAVE OPENED A C0Ol,hH
w Shop at Owl Hollow. . miles rom
Winchester. at the old BnttcrTortii Iact?-
~. and would solicit share Of the public
patronage.
Hcgsheads. Barrels. KEGS. Buckets.Iu'''
etc and. in fact. everything iuthe cooper
line. made TO order. on the sL0rtcst rcti,''
/ and on tine most reasonable terms.
TERMS-Cash. or It's equivalent.
FITZGERALD q BAGGBII.
! ianlo-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19
NASHVILLE, Jan. 10, 1867.

~ G3't1 Ilr17 d p ".
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-03-15

The following Business Directory for the bOr-
| ough of Bedford and other places in the county,
schOss advertisements appear in tho eslununs Of
THE GAzErrE,) may be of service to our friends
and patrons in the county, and is commended to
heir attention.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-G. H. spsng; J. P.
Reed J. w. Tate; John Palmer; E. F. Kerr;
Durborrow 4 Lutz; Espy M. Alsip; John I.
Keagy H. Filler. Kimmell Lingenfelter,
Meyers Dicker-on, Bedford, Pa
BANKERs-Reed 4 schelI; RulP, Shannon &
Co., Bedford, Pa.
ROOTS AN SHOES, VARIETIES, &c-H p.
CABINET WARE, CHAIRS, c-Ricbard Leo,
Bedford, Pa.
CLOTHING-I. Lippel, Berkstresser Irvine,
g Gorge Reimund, Bedford, Pa.
DEY- GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.-A- B. Cra-
mer; j. NJ shoem aker Bedford, Pa
DENTISTRf-C n Hickok J. G. Minnich,
Jr., Dr. W. W. Van 0rmer, Bedford, Pa.
DRUGGIST L. Lewis, Bedford Pa.
FANCY STORES-Mrs V. B. Tate 4 Miss NJ.
Rea Mrs. E. " Mowry; Mrs. NJ: r.. Schafer
Miss Kate Deal Miss M. Fetterly, Bedford, Pa.
HARDWARE, &c.-Wm. Hartley; Geo Bly,
myer son, Bedford, Pa.
HOIELS--BedfOrQ HOJel, J y DHoomdheT ,
Meneel House. l. Mengel; Union HOTEL V. Steck-
man Bedford, Pa.
JEWELEA-Danief Border, Bedford, Pa.
JOB PRINTERS -AMeyers & Mengel, Bedford,
Pa.-All kinds of Plain and Fancy Job Printing
neatly and promptly executed
PUMPS-Wm C. Snively, Schellsburg, Pa.
PHYSICIANS-Dr J. L. Marbourg, Bedford,
Pa: Drs W W Jamison and P. H. Pennsyl, Bloody
Run, Pa. Dr. Geo. C. Doug las, Bedford, Pa
REAL ESTATE SALES
C. Reamer-private sale
T. H. 4 n J. Lyons, Private Sale.
Jacob Walter, Private,
G. n Hickok private sale
Ad0lphus AXE. private sale.
Meyers Dickerson. private sale.
John P Reed private sale.
STOVES, TINWARE, &c.-B. McC. Blymyer
& Co., Bedford, Pa.
EgS- Read the 'tNew Advertisements" in this
week s issue of The GAZETTE.
f5y7 For Administrators Executors, Auditor s
notices, &c, see Legal Notices"
tsS9 Read the advertisements under the head of
stNOtices &e''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-03-15

THE TARIFF ON WoOL.-The bill
raising the tariff on wool, which was
signed by the President on Monday,
divides the subject into three classes
clothing woods, common woods and car
pet woods. The duty on the first class
upon woods valued at 80 cents per
pound, is 10 cents per pound, and ii
per cent. advalOrem when valued d
bove 80 cents, II cents specific, and 10
per cent. ad valorem duty. The same
rates are fixed for woods of the second
class, and on those of the third, 3 cents
per pound on woods valued at Il cents
and on those exceeding u cents, 6 cents
per pound. 1t is provided that wash
ed woods shall pay double duty. On
wooden cloths, shawls, etc., 80 cents per
pound, and 80 per cent. ad valorem are
levied; on blankets, fannels, etc., from
20 to 40 cents per pound, according to
the grade; on bunting, 20 cents per
square yard, and 80 per cent. ad valo-
rem; on dress goods, 6 cents per yard,
and 80 per cent. ad valoren; on clo-
thing ready made, so cents per pound,
and 40 per cent. ad valorem; 80 cents
per pound and so per cent. ad valorem
are imposed on weddings, betting, etc.
The duties on carpets are 80 per cent.
ad valorem on Aubusson, on Brussels
"A cents per square yard, and 50 per
cent. ad valorem, and on other kinds
in proportion.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-03-15

To REMOVE THE TASTE FROM NEW
WOOD.-A new keg, churn, bucket, or
other wooden vessel will generally COM
municate disagreeable Odor to any
thing that is put into it. To prevent
this inconvenience, first scald the YES
sci with boiling water, letting the wa
ter remain in it Till cold. Then dissolve
some pearlash or soda in lukewarm
water, adding little bit of lime to it,
and wash the inside of the vessel with
the solution. Afterwards scald it well
with plain hot water, and rinse it with
cold water before you use it.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-03-15
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
mar1w4 Adm'rs of Sam'l Armstrong decd!

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.-The subscribers, Executors of the
last Will and Testament of Artemas Bennett, late
of Southampton township, Bedford county, decd,
will offer at public sale, at the Forks Of Fifteen
Mile Creek, in Southampton tp., on Tuesday and
Wednesday the 10th and goth days of March next,
the following Real Estate, late the property Of
said deceased, viz: ONE TRACT OF LAND stu
ate in said township, adjoining lands of Abraham
S. Bennett, Abner Tewel and Moses Tewell, con-
tanning l79 acres and so perches nett measure.
This tract is mountain land, has on it log dwell
ling house and some cleared land, and will be sold
ON the 10th. One other TRACT OF LAND in the
same township, adjoining lands of Daniel 5. Ben
nett, George 5. Bennett, and others, containing
So acres and $50 perches, nett This tract is situ
ate on the forks of Fifteen Mile Greek, and has
thereon erected two log dwelling houses, double
log barn. shielded all round, with two large hresh-
ing floors, and outbuidings about 35 or 40 acres
cleared and ip cultivation and will be sold on the
18th, on the premises. One other TRACT OF
LAND, in the same township, known as the sWig-
field tract" adjoining lands of James Murphy,
Philip Moss heirs and others, containing 81 acres
and IL perches, and will be sold ON the 10Th. Also
one TRACT OF TIMBER LAND, on Tussey Is
mountain in the same township, adjoining lands
of Solomon Smith and others, containing 258 acres
and perches nett measure This tract will be
sold on the 18th Also, Two LOTS OF GROUND
in Clearvile Monroe township, one containing l
acre and 100 perches, and the other 81 perches,
nett. These lots will be sold on the 10th, on the
premises
TERMS: One half in hand on the 1st of April,
when possession will be given, the balance in one
year without interest.
EzY@ Sale to commeace at o'clock, A NJ, on
the 18th, and o'clock, P. M, on the 10th.
GEORGE S. BENNETT,
marlw9 ARTEMAS s BENNETT