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ANNAcr.

AN NSA' fH
70 Amend and Re enact he Fifteenth
Section Of an Act Providihb tJr hc
Completion qfa Linz or Lines gf Rail
Roaa from hs Waters Of HE Chtsa,
peake 10 HE Ohio Rtrer, Passed FaJ
ruag 26M, 1867 Passed February
0M, 1868,
Be IL Enacted BY Me Legislature of
West. Euginias ThOt tho GItconlh sect
ION Of an act 10 provide for the CON pie
ton ofa llno or lnss 'of raiIrosd from
the waters of tho Chesapeake 10 the
0hioRivsr, rss,rd February 2GLh, 1867.
shall be-, and is hereby amended aod re.
enacted 40 d to road as follows:
"l5. 1t shall bo lawful fOr the board
ofaupeWisoB Of any county, Shs:her
tho vots.of said county has bean tskdn
iheFeon or not, to tako he oCnso oi tho
qualified vstsLs Of their county, onl Of
all other whi,o malo residents thereof.
who arc neither minors. persons Of un-
sound mind, paupoH, nor under cOhvic-
lion Of treason. felony OF bribery 10 on
election and who have been resjenls Of
the State Tor ono year, anl Of tho eQun
TX FOR thirty daya, and arc nssesgld SilG
tax therein for The yoar 1907, upou
the question Of subscription to tie stock
Of Gny company which may be uulhof-
zedlo construct The roiIroaj from Gov.
ingion 10 tho State Of Virginia, to the
Ohio rive at the mouth Of tho Kanawha
or Sandy river, or bOlh; aud should q
majority Of the potsons who may vote
on such question, vote 10 lavor Of the
proposed subscription, tho Sail board Of
supervisors shall appoint an Og0pt to
spbscribo, ca SeleIt 5f tbs county, for
the amour, OF stock which may have
been au,horizsd by snch vote, and TO
negotiate a loan or loans in Tue name of
the county, at q rate of interosl not ex,
ceading ton per cen!um per annum, for
the purpose ofsuoh subscription Of stock;
aud said board Of supervisors ahaIl bo
aulhotzod to issue lle bonds, coupon OF
registered, Of the county for the amount
Of such loans; and 1t shall be the j0ty
of such board ofsppovisora, from time
to time to assess and collect taxes, alike
upon all the taGoBlc subjects Of Their
county, including the same subjects in
the incorporated towns and villugcs sof.
feicnI 10 pay the interest on such Icons,
and fpt tho final extinetion'oflhc pio-
cipal thereof No registration of the
persons herein named who arc qualified
voters uadcr tho Constitution Of this
State as amended. shall be required 10
enable such persons TO vote on said
question. Il shall 10 the duty of tho
supervisors aud inspectors of elections,
at tue several places of voting to cause
separate lists to be kept Of ,ho register
ed oud nooregjsteroj persons who may
vote 90 aoid question, and to keep their
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!. Professional cards Of 6 lines or less que year
Advertisements must have the number Of in.
eertions marked on the COPY, or they will be
kept in 'lili forbidden aud char ;e1 accord
Z ingly.
All casual ortransicnl advertisements must
We paid for in advance, to insure their inser.
4 lion.
Yearly advertisements Nhe paid for half
yearly in advance.
Short notices of deaths will be inserted trtc
Of charge. Obituary notices and tributes Of
respect will be charged half the advertising
rates. Marriage notices Inserted gratis
Leaded editorial notices will be charged 20
Gents line, aud half price for subsequent in
sqrtions.
Religious notices and short ai9crtiscmcn27
for benevolent associations inserted gratis
Calls upon gentlemen TO become candidates
WILL be charged at advertising rates.
Three ldollars will invariably he charged for
announcing candidates for County Offices, aud
Ten dollars for Announcing candidates for State
Sapa. United States Offices
The insertion ofpnrsoual cards viii he left
. ta. .Qp nphsn Of the editor, bg. When inserted
viii be charged double price.
'tAfliiavi& will not be made 10 orders Of
r. piblieationof other legal advertisements uu.
Fi9 ih"S-re nai'i for
!. There wl!l be uo deviation from the above
ecrnS.
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BRAV K A TIE,
STORY on THE REVOLUTION.

nv one lgr osr torsstber, Who vcie
t!,sn STRUGGLING for iispy,v. 10 sou,b
c.,olin, otr,,irs wsfrs q aq;,ig,l ,,,,,
lion. tfsnes.,s Clrcor IN, AZ: .n........,.
ssssE,I 5sTs5E III ,I,s BIi,ig6 nos, of
Stp1,y s. anil Wila,eg hi. man be
yoad ,he T,5er opi Bro.j rivers, Lorl
Roylon t,llo.e3 him hat ro,lln,t draw
tho pn,rotic General into he enr,eo-
n,ent.
Atih.t period tLors stood in soala
C.5oiisa a plsin aud unp.auming lrouss;
it w.ss aa story baiIliol.nostly vhito
wsaaal anJ -qrroaq5ca Jy R fence -
Tho ga,ieu contained mmy choice aow
crg. ,.aI ,se beautiful hooey-suokIcs
sho3el !hv yoors and oiaiaws lywns
e5e house of l'ra lt:nlh, who lived with
har tvodsugIilo.s, adile hor son Goo.Eo
was in Washing,ou's Amy fighting for
rtcs'om
Kate, the eldest Of the daughters. was
a boauafu gil Of sixteen. summers; der
auburn hair hung in grqcerulourls down
her shoulders, and her f,Ce beamod with
t,odao,g, while her eye, shown like tue
pretty stars that lighted up the azure
vaul, Of heaven
One evening, os K le was standing al
the cottage door. she boheli two mount.
ed officers approaching. They were
richly dressed. and one Of Them she rec.
ogniaoa a, Lord R,wIoo. the command,
er of the British iorcss,n that section Of
tho country. They rode up to lor, uui
R,wdon leaned over il his saddle aud
addressed her ia Kind voice
:, /. We'll. Miss. oaa y oa lot in, have the
use Of room for a few minuno?'
.:,Ye5tsir, our house il open to YOU
Come, Colonel, let's hurry up bust.
ness .paid Rawdon, di,mountiog, while
,bo co1opsi6id ,bs same. tho latter
3cadi6c tho horses 10 tho sisble.
Lord Rawaon Advanced to where
Koto was stsndipg and said:
Whose houseis this, miss?' As
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TnAr nAM nNARING.

A yoaRy buck went TO see the daugh
ter ola church alder l0tsly, whose house
was near mill dam, II bsiug the
spring Of the year. the wstcrs made con
siderable ota roar as they tun6lod over
tho dam, The modest young gentleman
tapped lightly at the door at FIRST but
received no answer, HcIappod again =
sill no NuSwsr, Again aud agatt he,Fo.
poate his kuoek, bossdll he was IN
heard. Mcstarog up courage, ho pro
coedod to ialjct some severe lbumpa
upon the door, which brought the staid
old gentleman out
1 suppose, sail tho youOgs'sc, who
had by this time become slightly savage
from being compelled to wait 80 lo0Sj
al suppose you could no, hear my knock
ing foS tbetdam Ioarips.'
The Damn roaring What do You
mean, sir? How jaroyoo spcatia that
way? said tho divine, Oomowhatousety
by hearing the young mau swOar, .iu his
presence. n,.a.I
i moan ,asag slr. tha, | suppose you
could not hear my knocking on Aocouut
Of that dam roaring
Damn roaring again? You ypdag
scouudrel! Have you tho i@pudsuco 70
insult me witha repetition Of laoso
wordsl Begoue, sir lorau,mn
MY dear 'ir qaoth the now bSwilier
ed youth,'I intended 70 say 'lat.l ptasi
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A Ei.o man cndcavors TO shine hiiANA
"a fool 10 cutshine others.
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ward she was wcdjod to Walter Gordon
who had been a Colonel 10 the AUsri.
cha army.
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,;.l p'a ;,,, any person pass '''' P0'' ,a '"y''
NY w. a'ISs =. n, ri,g.,, ,.rlv
.ps .on poov wbo,, v,sg,
j ~. !, M, Mi,, Hss,b,,
au,a 81 ia IA oobn,or,icn si,r
.Sbo b,ap
Ir.,r ,he is s,fs. Forward m.nl If
~. oso.nos I C,eon /, saved A hum
,rs5 ,oliso soinoa, and 4 commission TO
\ ,n,o Sg'r ,.ts,,,Ss, he be,,c,jo1 ! n, pa-
a., of,be sa6a 4, lbeg dashed sr,o,
n. h,sy..,,;,l lo,yio..tbe maker IL a
ga. sI,,e ~ Lswil5,rmont
( Er.so,o heard Tho SQUAD other pur
s,,o,s or1 ,bc npths5 On f,s,er Il wa,
Y r,co far m, or DEAN. YAo B,iisb
| Lorso, w,,o f,sb wbrls her, was he.
gi,olng 10 shaw sicns Of fatigue.
,Ro,vors Salem. van mosl take ma to
Gre,o,s c,m,. said Kqto 10 her ooblo
Io;.a -
fnt b.r en.n,i.s s,io.1 q, bo, orl
n. af,h.,, s,,,i,,J Nm, On b,,,hioe
ho, f,;.r, n,. sam. y,,3, in oav,,ro
nrb,, c,m,,l,s Y
K.t.la.,1 AZ. .orinons t,,,S of Il.
horse aud JreT her pistol Nearer he
came uulithq'was AZ her sile,saoj then
cried OUT
Halt you cursed reb'll
These were his lN'' word'' for brave
Kate fired, and The bullet crashed
through bis brain.
The others did not stop to look at
their dead commle, but pressed on
They naored her again, and another
trooper received his death w0and,
The remainder Of them halted. aadfA
moment af!crwsrd katq 'he0rd'lhs
American picket cry out
who goes 'he'oY s.ss
Kate Heath cried our heroine as abe
aasaod'i through the Iloe,
The solder had raised his gun but
when he had heard the name 1t was low
cred and hq answered; ~
An right
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.,.-gss.,.s.ss'zs.see.s'
to small room 10 hold consultation,
Kate thooglt that they might hoys
somelhipg important 10 say, so she Con-
eluled to pl,y the part OF eayesdrOppor,
She told her mother Of her intentions,
who approved oft, and kae placed her,
selfln position to hear the Briton's
plans,
! 1t was dangerous undertaking, and
she knew tbati(shc was caught in the
aceor listening she would he 'lrsacd az
a spy, anil perhaps executed Tor Lord
Rlwloo knew no moroy.
She cautiously approached. lha don5
aud looked through croyice, RiWdss
aud his Colonel waro seated Of "a small
tsblo ca WHICH 10y thoir maps. TbSy
were examining them closely, 'whils
Rawdon was, o8pIpinioS Them TO the
Colonci
.y,oro :. C,oo,.s ,,o,, ssIy ho ana
bore i oo,. Wa mus, m,Ls bad
..,ibo and Mn he '.a,co,.nI Green will
5s dsslroyc3,
j 5oo,, Soc wly Il should no, sgo
c,sd, do you, my lord?' aa
boye borst,ror. W. .tair succeed soiJ
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Manya Iruo heart that woulhrhayG d
ootao back like the dove 10 The arg, ats, n,
er the drsi transgteasion has been fright. :,
ensd bcyoni recall by the ongry Iooe
aud monaco, the hun,. the savage chat q
iIy Of mn unIorgiving soul ll~.S1Ys
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IL. y, RsRNWS

f&TTo.HEEY AT Law.
SSliLL practice in the counties of Mason
w Jackson sltd. WiTt, Address, Ravens
voJi. WestTa, ''tApril II 81 -ly
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When mop is in love with any vs.
mao IN a famllyit is esIunishiug how 4
fond he b,comes Of every psrsOn =
oonotcCdwilbit Hsiagralistds him.
selfwilh the maids; he interests himself F"
With Che io5,maD; be runs on errands fot %
the doughlstsSbs gives and lends mdueg1' q
70 eyouOg men G,coIlCg,;he pats lii.Nn
Ito drgsthu bewould Kick otherwise o.
ho suilo, a, old storios thut would make aa
him b,oak obliu tb, yaNns were 'they %
uttered by auy one bar pAp0; ho bsAfsioa
with the old maiden aunt; he beats time 3 :
when darling Fanny pertormsbcr psicSi Is
on tA0 PiOnO. and sniO' when wlOksd,i q
lively lihlC Bobby upsSIS lGo coffee oSct,na
his shirt, = Taackrsyg sr. i2.lo, elom
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FRANK vi. &i.ssn.

CoNW Il Y "a NICER,
VNIE lNRERSTGNGD- is PREPARED
to execute deeds of conveyance &c., a.
tlrc ltecerdors olteepf Maan county
- FRANK ". SlSSON,
Reb. M.yf - tf.l Recorder,
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sol aLEY s. SON.

Se,li-9 q FtI1 iGz;5 Ar Law
i 2qtNl caE&sANT, WEST VA,
u Y 4 . u ej Il N TIE D0tlRT'S
Sdt.5sA las'tciM Circuit, AteSbohgiv.
ti roNrcta1@f dpbt4.
/, FiSui I'D T.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-05-15
TO BUY CHEAP!
NOTICE TO TAN PAYERS.-In

NOTICE TO TAN PAYERS.-In
~ pursuance of an Act of Assembly. to Pro-
vide for the collection of State, County, Poor and
Military Taxes in the county of Bedford, approx ed
the 18th day of April, 1868, the undersigned Will
attend at the times and places below named, be
tween the hours of o clock, n. m, and O'Clock,
p. IN, for the purpose of receiving such Taxes for
the year 1855:
Monday, June Harrison township, at the house
of Joseph Cessna.
Tuesday, June 2-Juniata township, Buena Vista
Wednesday, June 3-Napier township at New
Paris.
Thursday, June Napier township and Schell.-
burg Bor., in Schellsburg.
Friday, June EAST Providence township. 81
d. A. T. Blacks store.
Saturday, June 6-West Providence township in
Bloody Run
Tuesday, June 9-Snake Spring township, at the
house of Joseph Mortimore
Wednesday, June l0-Unon township, at the
house Of John Reighard.
Thursday, June ll-Union township, at Mowrys
Friday. June l2-St Clair township, in Pleasant
vile.
Saturday, June 13-St Clair tp and ST. Clars-
Vile Bor., in St. Clairsyie
Monday, June 15-LondOnderry township, at
Bridgeport.
Wednesday, June l7-Cumb. Valley township, at
CentrevilIe.
Thursday, June 1S-Coleran township and Rains
burg Bor., in Rainsburg
Friday, June l9-Bedford township, in Grand
Jury Room, Bedford.
Saturday, June 20-Bedford township in Grand
Jury Room, Bedford.
Monday, June 22-Southampton township, at Wm.
Adams mill.
Tuesday, June 23-Monroe township, at Clearvile
Wednesday, June 24-BloOdy Run Borough,
Bloody Run.
Thursday, June 25-Middle Woodbury. township,
in Woodbury..
Friday, June 26-Middle Woodbury. township, in
Woodbury..
Saturday June 27th-South Woodbury. township
at J, b. Notle's mill
Monday, June 29-SaxtOn Borough, in Saxton
Tuesday, June ao-Liberty township, in Stonels
town.
Wednesday, July 1-Broadtop township, and
Coaldale Bor,, in Coaldale.
Thursday, July 2-Hopewell township, at Capt.
J. Echelberger's.
Friday, July 3-Bedford Borough, in Grand Jury
Room
"All persons in said county who shall, on or be-
fore the 28th day Of July, aforesaid, pay to the
said Treasurer the amount Of his or her taxes,
shall be entitled to a deduction of per oentum
thereon
A schedule Of all unpaid taxes on the Goth day
of August next, will be made out and delivered
to Justice of the Peace for collection.
maylw4 I, MENGEL, Treasurer.
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alem Adrfrtisfments.

DEDFORD COUNTY, IS: THE
II CoMMoywEALTH OF PENSsYLYANIA.-To the
SEcr,f of Bedford County, Greettng Where's
William Blair alienee of Jacob Brant, one of the
sons and heirs at law of Henry Brant late Of
Cumberland Valley township, deceased, presented
a petition setting forth that the said Henry Brant
lately died having frs made his last VIII and
Testament. since duely proven and registered in
the Registers office of Bedford county, making
no disposition of his Real Estate except for por-
tion in said Win named that Henry Brant left "a
widow. Rebecca Brant, surviving heir and now
dead and issue seven children, to wit George
Brant whose aIienee is Wm. Blair, John Brant,
now dead leaving issue, whose names and resi-
depces are unknown Andrew jackson Brant re-
siding in Cumberland Valley township, Bedford
county. Cathar1ne intermarried with George
Leasure residing in Cumberland, Allegheny
county. MARYLAND, and Rebecca Brant, now dec d q,
leaving no issue That the said Testator died
seized in fee of and in certain tract of land,
tanning one hundred and fOrty-ive acres and Sew
entv-nine pcrcbes and allowance, adjoining lands
of Jacob Buor. Oliver Hendric kson, Maryland
line. and Frederick Brants heirs, situate in Cum
berland Valley township, Bedford county, Penna.,
and praying the Court to make partition of the
premises aforesaid, to and among the heirs there
p,n the Court awarded an inquest to make par
tition according to the prayer of the Petitioner.
Notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance of a
writ of partition or valuation to me directed /
will proceed to hold an Inquisition on the premi-
ses on Friday the 18th day of June, a. D., 1865,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ . when and where all persons
intere ted may attend if they see proper.
mayI5w4 ROBERT STECkMAN, Sheriff.
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SEWING GI-IDIN

For the assistance of ladies in hand sewing, pro-
tecing the finger from the needle, and causing
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Agents wanted in every town. Terms and sam
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Address NILES MANUF'G CO, 5j Water St.
Boston, Mass
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Aleu- Adrcrtisc

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
"A signed, appointed by the Orphans Court of
Bedford County, to report a distribution Of the
monies in the hands of Henry B. Walter, admin
istrat0r of the estate of Samuel Walter, late of
Union tp, dec d., to and amongst sundry parties,
heirs &c, will attend 10 the duties of his appoint
ment, on Monday, the first day of June, next, al
10 o'clock A NJ, of said day, at his office in Bed
ford when and where all parties interested can at
tend. JAO. 7. REED, Auditor.
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ONE DOLLAR
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REARSH & CO.'S One Dollar Sale of
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"A per month"; everywhere, male and femae, to
Introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This
machine will stitch, hem, fell tuck. quilt, cord
bind braid and embroder in a most superior
manner. Price only $l8. Fully warranted for
FIVE years. We will pay $1,000 for any machine
that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more
elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the Elastic
Lock Stitch" Every second stitch can be cut
and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart withou&
tearing it. We pay Agents from SO to 5000 pst
month and expenses, or q commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address Slf>
COMB Il co. PITTSBURGH PA. or BOSTON,
MASS.
Cauhoa.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming fl worthless cast-iron machines,
under the same name or otherwise Ours is the
only genuine and really practical cheap machine
manufactured.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-05-15
DIED.

OTTO-On the 10th of April, 1868, Philip Otto,
aged 81 years, months and day.
YOUNG-Near Buena Vista, on the 9th inst,
Philip L. Young. aged As years months and II
days
MECKLEY-On the 2nd inst, very suddenly,
at his residence in Cumberland Valley township,
John Jacob MeekIey, in the 61th year Of his age.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-05-15

II S. INTERNAL REVENUE
f. N0TICE.-The Annual As sessment for
Bedford County of all persons liable to Tax on
Incomes, Articles in Schedule A, and also of all
persons required to pay Special Tax on Business
having been completed, Notice is hereby given
that the Taxes aforesaid have become due and
payable, and will be received at the office of j.
W Lingenfelter, at Bedford, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the Goth and 9th of May, or at my
office, prior to the 18th of May. PENALTIES All
persons who fail to pay their annual tax prior to
tie - day of June, will be duly notified of their
neglect, for which fee of twenty (20) cents, and
four cents for each mile Travelled III serving the
notice will be arged.
Persons doing Business without having paid a
Special Tax therefor, liable TO penalty of
three times the amount of said tax fine of FIVE
hundred dollars and Imprisonment for two years.
c W. ASHCOM,
Collector 10th Dist. Penn a.
Hopewel mays, 6Sw2
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-05-15
MARRIED..

SILL-BEITZELL-On the Evening of the 5th
inst. at the Lutheran parsonage, by the Rev. J. Q.
McAtee. Mr.. Fred Sill to Mrs. f. Bethel.
WRIG IGHT-BECKLEY-On the 5th inst, at
the residence of the brides father Jacob Beckley
by the Rev. Z Ii. Hunt, Mr.. Austin Wright and
Miss Mary VI. Beckley, both of this county.