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Sales.

A BARGAIN!-AF Farm Offs acres
N one mile northeast Of Bedford, with SO acres
cleared, balance in good timber. 70 acres recently
limed, 25 acres Of fine clover sod. two neveE-fail
ing springs and an abundance Of other running
water, n good fruit orchard, new barn, log house
and outbuidings. well adapted TO grazing or gram
growing, will be sold at a bargain Enquire OF
JOHN s. SPkOAT
or j. w DICKER ON,
novI3w5 Bedford, Pa
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CnLRIRN.S PATENT

GDLBjRN = PAtGN /.
PATENTED JrLY 9, 1867. RE-IssUED AUG. Is 1865.
Extracts from Letters and Reports of the work
ing qualities Of the Axe
/ Your Axe is Bound to be TBE AXE.
II. 1t vail cur % per cent. better.
III. My brother lost an arm in the war, but
with your Axe he can cut as wtl any else
can
" If I could not get another, twenty-five $50
dollars would not buy It,
V 1t will cut hoop-poles better than any other
Axe.
VI. I would not be without it for anything.
VII. The only objection is it goes too far into
the wood
VIII Men who chop for living universally aP-
prove ofit &c. &c., al iniuitum
For sale by all responsible dealers in the United
States.
LIPPINCOTT BAKEWELL,
PIFTsBCRGH, Pa.
Manufacturers of the RED JACKET AXES,
SAWS SH0FELS and SCOOPS, and all approved
Shapes and Styles Of ANES Sole owners Of Col
BURN 5 Patent
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A SHAW AND CLARK $25 Sewing
Machine lin good order for sale. En-
quire at this office. iuI3tf.
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$1,000 AND ALL EXPENSES PAID!-
See Advertisement Of AMERICAN SHUrrLE SEWING
MACHINE, in our advertising columns. nov6yl
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n II. sIPES' MARBLE WORKS.

IT u " = N ~ A'A@44 FOAtIAEJ'
IL. r. II. SIPES still continues the manu-
factory Of Mapuments, Tombstones, Table-Tops,
Counter S!ahs, 30, at Bloody Run, Bedford coun-
ty, Pa. and having on hand well selected stoS k
Of Foreign and Domestic Marble, is prepared to fill
all orders promptly aad do work neat and in a
workmanlike style, and on the most reasonable
terms. All work warranted. Jobs delivered to
all parts of this and adjoining counties without ex
ira charge sprI9, '6syl
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PhiLndeLnhia. March 1Olh. 1868.


JACOB SCIIEETZ, EsQ.-Ny Dear Sir:
Some eight months ago, when suffer
ing from greatnervou5 prostration, the
result Of exposure and overtasked en-
ergies, l was induced by you IAN old
fyicndl to takeas a tonic your ceIebra-
ted Bitter Cordial; and so agreeabIy
surprising have been its beneficial ef-
fects, that l cannot refrain from thus
bearing testimony in its favor As
beverage, it is as pleasant and delight
fuI as a glass Of rich dark brown sher-
ry; as an appetizer before meals, per-
fectly magical and as d digester of
food, the most potent compound / ev-
er knew. Altogether, l consider it one
Of the happiest combinations of medi-
cinal herbs ever offered to the public
as a curative. | most cheerfuIly and
confidently recommend it to every -uf-
ferer from Debility, Dyspepsia and
Rheumatism. As a substitute for the
viIlainous alchohoIic and vinous con-
coctions imbibed at too many Of the
public bars of the present day, it must
also prove a blessinr.
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SCENTEDSHOwERs.-When drops of
PHALoN's FLOR DE MAYO" the
new Perfume, fall in aromatic show
ers on thousands Of handkerchiefs eve
ry day, who can deny that it is the
reigHj1g perfume? Sold by all drug
gists. nOVl3W2
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The 98eaforl 0azettG.
Home and Around.

HUNTINGTON AND BROAD TOP Il. Il.
-WrSTER ARRASeENENT.-TIWE TABLE.-On and
sfter Sept 10Th, passenger trains will arrive and
depart as follows
Mail Train leaves Mt. Dallas at 10 P. m, ar
rives at Huntingdon at 2l p. m leaves Hunt
ingdon at 905 m, and arrives at Mt. Dallas at
l2IS a. m.
Accommodation Train leaves SaXton Z 80 a. m,
and arrives at Huntin gdon, at 9.20 a.m.; leaves
Huntingdon at 435 ?. m. and arrives at SaXton
NJ 6.27 q. m.
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GI0ll PER YEAR guaranteed
eDIOOO and steady employment v e
want a reliable agent in every county to sell our
Patent White Wire Clothes Lines Everlasting
Ad iress WHITE WIRE co Is William sr.. n. !
or l6 Dearborn st Chicago, III nov20w4c-p
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SEND MONEY By REGISTERED LETTER
Catalogue ofGoods sent to any address gREe,
PARKER & co.
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UNITED STATES PUBLISHING Co
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yFyHE SUCCESS Of our one Dollar

TEyHE SUCCESS Of our one Dollar
Sale has caused such
A COMPLETE
r + V O l. l. T | O \
~ TRADE,
That in order to supply the demand occasioned
by our constantly increasing patronage, we have
recently made imp0rtations for the Fan Trade, di
rect from European Manufacturers,
a NttU.s.rIArc 70 t{E.n t,r.l- @,-pa, a,oo",
So that we are prepared to sell every description
Of Dry and Fancy Goods Silver Plated Ware,
Gallery, Watches, Albums JeweIry, &c,
O56eHea' qUuIHy than any Otier concern
IN tie country .for the UNIFORM
price Of
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE
With privilege Of exchange from 81 large variety
Of useful articles not one Of which could be
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! OOk HERE!
BOOK FOR THE MILLION
USEFUL aRH INTER ESTTNG ,'f

How to Woo and Win Is cts How to Train snd
Doctor Horses, 30 cts Ready Reckoner, For Farm
ers and Tradesmen, so cts The New Marriage
Guide, u cts The Lovers Letter Writer Illus
tratcd, 10 cts Science Of Telling Future Events,
graphs, Male and Female. for 25 cts u Fine
Album Photographs, $I0O Fireside Games, SO
cts 5oxing and Wrestling made Easy, 50 Cts /;
Yankee Farming, $500; Farming made Easy,
81 2j &c, &c. &c. Books On all subjects, sizes
and styles, for sale at lowest rates. Ali the above
books sent postpaid on receipt Of price, or any
book published in the u s sent post paid on receipt
of publishers prices. Send 10 cts for Catalogue
and circular Address
THOMAS Il CO,
Book Publishers Agent
octt6mi Box 6SS Pittsburgh, Pa
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NACHT CLUB SMOKING To-
BACC0 Is everywhere pronounced, by com
petent judges, to he superior to others for the fol-
lowing reasons
Ii is made Of the finest stock grown.
1t has mild and agreeable aroma
1t is anti-nery0us in its effects, as
1t is free from drugs, the Nicotine
Having also been extracted
1t leaves no acri, disagreeablc aftertaste.
Does not sting or burn the tongue.
Leaves no offensive Od0r in the room
Orders for elegant MeeTschauin Pipas
AR daily Paok ed in various bags
Tt ia Of a bright golden color
Being very light, one pound will last
Two to three times as long as others
Buy It, try it, and convince yourself If
Your dealer does rot keep it ask him to got it.
EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCO
Is also a very good article, and makes an excel.
lent smoke Il is much lower IN price and Of
heavier body than the former and its sale whereY-
er introduced, is not only permanent but con-
stantly on the increase. Orders for elegant Meer-
schaum Pipes also placed in the various bags
of this brand daily.
Be sure you get LOrillard's.
We st,ll packing $l00 daily in Century
Chewing Tobacco, and have lately improved its
quality very much
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Aleu- Advertisements.

TSTRAY NOTICE.-Came to the
- premises of the undersigned in Bedford tp,
about the FIRST of October, last, one dark brludie
BULL. with white face. two fore feet white to
the knees and t~-o white hind feet one white ana
red spotted HEIFER, left ear cropt, about years
old; one red STEER with left ear cropt, about 3
years old The owner is requested to come for
ward prove property, pay charges and take them
away otherwise they will be disposed OF accord
ing to law. nov20w3 JOHN Is AMOS.
DUBLIC SALE.-The following
described property will be sold N the prem
!ses. on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1865
ONE TRACT containing 262 ACRES, with good
log house and barn thereon also a good SAW
MILL. worth n rental of 5000 per aunum. About
half of this trser is excellent bottom and the bal
ance upland About 100 ACRES CLEARhD,
well fenced and in good state Of cultivation.
Balance well rimbered- The whole tract IS well
watered and is situate OuHnng creek, in
St Clair to-. dj,iniD- lands OF John Alstadt,
Jacob Andrews. and j &c b Beckley The Mill
and Water-P Power viii be offered separately.
The farm viii be sold whole, OF in parcels to
suit purchasers
Sale to commence at I o'clock. ?. N, OF said
dav. when the terms viii be made known
See Bills. }. DlChEhooN,
Attorney at Law,
ucv2ggI Bedford Pa.
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/ PAsstD THRoUGH.-A large lot of
tools, carts, picks and other imple-
ments used to prepare the way for the
( iron horse whose shrill neigh will be-
fore many days be heard in the south
western portion of our county, passed
through town the eother day, for the line
of the Pittsburg & ConnelIsville Rail
Road. We understand that large
! force of laborers will be put on the road
at once and the work pushed to COM
pIetion at the earliest possible day.
THOSE wishing to buy real estate,
should attend the sale, in St. Clair tp.,
on Saturday, December y, 1868, adver-
tised by J. w. Dickerson, Esq. in this
issue. This property is one of the most
desirable and valuable in that part of
the county. The water right extend
ing clear across the farm to the Al
stadt line, cannot be excelIed and is
daily becoming more valuable. The
farm needs only to be we'll titled to be-
come one Of the most productive in the
county.
SUDDEN DEATH.-On the Goth of Oc-
tober last, Mr.. Henry Cable, Of Shade
township, Somerset county, rode to
ShanksviIIe, a distance of ten miles, to
procure some medicine for heart di-
sease, Ito which he was subject and
Immediately after mounting his horse
to return home, he began to sink for
ward, fell from his horse and expired
in FIVE minutes. He was in the 6lst
year Of his age.
WINTER SEAsoN.-The Winter Sea-
SON is now approaching, when warm
rooms, warm beds and warm clothing
Will be called for. Cold noses, fingers
and toes will soon become quite COM
mon complaint, and means must be
sought to guard against such inc0u-
venience Comforters, gloves, furs
and other contriVances will be brought
into requisition, while the hands of
many a stout fellow will find comforta-
BILE quarters in his breeches pockets.
Meanwhile it is to be greatly feared
that colds, catarrhs and num5erless Ills
viii be induced by negIecting to have
the fall properly cared for, Stout
boots and shoes, gum and other over
shoes. cork s0Ies and other inventions
for keeping the feet warm and dry,
are offered for sale at various places.
TRANsPLANTING TREES. This Is
the best season Of the year for trans
planting fruit or shade trees Of all
kinds. Any time in the Fall before
the ground freezes deeply will do. Per-
sons having unoccupied land, yards,
lanes, &c, should plant them with
trees. The result will amply pay the
cost of labor, and yield a thousand per
cent. in satisfaction, comfort and beau
ty. Our farmers fields are too bare Of
fruit trees. There should be sufficient
to furnish cattle with a shade during
the heat Of the day under a summer
sun. There is land enough that might
be we'll occupied for this purpose.
THE POoR.-As cold weather sets in
there will be more or less distress all
around us, and it would be well to begin
in time to do something in the way Of
providing for those who are compelled
to suffer want. "He that giveth to the
poor lendeth to the Lord" was the
text Of Lorenzo Dow, and the appIica-
tion Of the sermon was-''if you like
the security, down with the stamps"
PhHadelphia, Idrch 10th, 1868.
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OFFICERS.

a. G CURTIN, President.
y. MICKLES, Vice President.
GEORGE ELLIS Cashier National Bank Com.
monwealth,) Treasurer
HON. A. h MCCLURE, Philadelphia, Solicitor.
The Chinese Government having Through the
Hon. Anson Buriingame) conceded to this Com
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graph cable, we propose commencing operations
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CURIOUS TELEGRAPH lupnoeLro;; some :, lltlle ex

CURIOUS TELEGRAPH IuBROGLio. some iitile ex-
cliement has been created by the nght between tho
Western Union and Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
companies The following - "a DIicl account OF the
cured permission Of the Indiana Central railroad
Company 10 put q line OF wires upon its poles, and
in accnrdancc with the permit put mp a line from
THIS CITY 10 LoganspOrl, Ind. The Western Union
Telegraph Company tore down fifteen miles OF the
wire and left 10 la the gutter claiming that ny con
tract with the railroad company they had the cxcu-
siye use Of The poles The Pacific and Atlantic Com
pany applied FOR and obtained an inJunction IN the
Supreme Court OF thls ,ll, agaist any Iurther pro-
ia wire The other company filed an answer and
rnotioned that ~ he dissolved. aud then filed cross
hin 10 restrain the Pacific and Atlantic Company from
uniting M more wire. Both petitions were yester-
day denied. The contract between the railroad COM
pany and the western Union Telegraph Company
gives Ibe latter the right 20 put up as many wires as
bey choose on these poles. ana t seems that they
cannot exclude other wires unil they have hlled Inc
polrs.-fhicagO POST IpgVSts.
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FATAL DtsrEurEI ANoNG THE FoXEs.-An Alex.
anlra tVa.) paper says:-A sort OF distemper which
has generally proved fatal 10 them I'm various nor.
tlons OF the state has broken out this summer among
the foxes. In stafford county, which was up to few
months ago nearly 0vcrrun with them and where IN
consequence Rabbits, partridges ami other small
game we're nearly cleaned out foxes have been
found lying dead on the road and under bushes in
large numbers.
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Advices from Frankfort report that on the night OF
July ~ the cemetery Of that city was occupied by
the police and some Prussian soldiers in order to
avoid any demonstrations on the tomb Of the Mayor
Fellner, who committed suicide on the entry of tie
Prussian trO0Ds IN 1890
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GLADSTONE HOUSE, LA CARTE, MADISON AVE
" nue. corner Twenty-se street
w. H. SELKIRK. LOUIS d. APPEL, Proprietor.
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| TX WEST TWENTIETH sTREET.-ExTRA LARGE
l') Paror third floor TO let, with without prva
| table location and accommodation first class.
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A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE
"A Piano pupils for $40 quarter best ref
given. Address, with residence, Teacher, box i
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OG CLINTON PLACE-SUIT OF NEATLY FUR
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gentleman and wife party of gentlemen; also single
Rooms.
The Van Buren press., 1868-01-24
From Lillc Rock Daily Gazette.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

JANUARY 18th, 1867.
The Convention was opened with
prayar