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nUBLIC SAFE OLE VALUABLE

nUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.-The undersigned, residing
in the borough of Rainsburg, will offer at public
outcry in said borough, on FRIDAY, the 10Th day
of ofJANUARY, 1869, the following real estate
tract of land, containing about three acres, hay-
ing thereon erected a new twostory frame dwell
ling house 20 X 20 with excellent cellar, also a
large, two-story frame Tan House entirely new,
having attached thereto 2I watts; also Bates,
Lines, Pool, &c, all underdrained on the latest
and most approved plan, with very superior water
power, sufficient to run the whole machinery by
water if necessary. Everything connected with
the yard is in fine working order with sufficient
facilities to tan from 1000 to 1860 hides year.
Also a good Sadder Shop adjoining the yard
There is also on the premises a fine selection of
choice Fruit, consisting of Apples, Peaches, Cher
ries and Grapes. The above property is situated
in one of the finest Bark regions in the county,
and is very convenient to Churches, Schools, Mills
Stores Post Offices, dc
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on day,
when terms will be mBde known by
iansw3 IA iUMP
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THE Poor HOUSE QUEsTIoN.-At
the late term of court petition from a
number Of citizens was presented, ask
ing the court to issue preliminary in
junction to restrain the County Com
missioners from incurring any further
expense in the erection of the proposed
new Aims House. This the court re-
fused to do because complainants had
not filed the necessary bond of $4,000
to indemnify the contractor, &c. Bills
in Equity were duly filed, and upon
these the court-Judge Rowe on the
bench-ordered the injunction to issue.
This, of course, stops all efforts to erect
a new aims house. The case may be
taken to the Supreme Court, and if the
opinion of the court below be reversed,
the work will go on, otherwise not.
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NOTICE THE undersigned admin
istrator of the estate of William Bonnell,
late of Londonderry township, Bedford county
dec d., will apply to the next Orphans Court, to
be holden at Bedford, on the Sth day of February,
1869, for discharge from bis said Office.
iapSw2# JACOB TROUTMAN.
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PRINCELY PoRKEKs.-M Joshua I.
Shoemaker, of the Bedford House
killed his pen of hogs on the 29th ult.
Their nett weight was as follows =
5O2i. 456, 433, 359!, 354i total, 2,I104
We challenge the county "and the re-
gion round about" to beat this nest of
porkers.
Isaiah Morris, Esq, of st. Clair tp.,
killed a hog on the 22d ult. that netted
5373 lbs. St. Clair is determined not
to be behind ON the hog question.
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CHURCH DEDICATIoN.-The new Re-
formed Church, at Pleasantville, this
county, will be dedicated on the morn
ing of the 10th inst. The public are
respectfully invited to attend.
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agew advertisements.

A LII persons knowing themselves
N Indebted to the undersigned will please
cali ane settle at once either by note or cash. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
jan'y 9Th VA } M. SHOEMAhEK.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
ii The undersigned win offer at public sale,
unon The premises in the borough Of Bedford. on
SATURDAY, JAN. 9th, 1869, his House and Lot,
fronting on John street fifty feet, and running
back to an alley two hundred and twenty feet.
The house is good frame, with cellar Ihere
is also brick smoke house. STABLE carriage house,
corn crib, &c, upon the premises. Terms will be
made known on day of sale
Sale to commence at one O'Clock Of said day
janSwI " n BUhNo-
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From the army hospital the bloody
battlefield, the mansion of the rich and
humble abode of the pOOr-from the Of
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off islands of the ocean-from every
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world, is pouring in the evidence of
the astonishing effects of brakes Plan
tation Bitters. Thousands upon thou
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less and nearly dead. At Alton, H.,
they gave me a bottle OF Plantatloh
Bitters. Three bottles have made me
a well man. Z. III. fLAuTE'
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, anu
4ba
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Come with the CASH you can buy cheap, we
are determined to reduce our Stock to one-haf its
present size.
JAMS '69-tf A. B. CRAMER co.
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Our inducements during the past few years have
been large.
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WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES
OF PREMIUMS.

We have made many important additions to our
Winter Stocks, and have largely extended our
Exchange List, and we now feel confident to meet
the demands Of our extensive patronage.
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FREE OF COST.

A WATCH, piece of SHEETTNG, SILK DRESS
PATTERN, &c, &c,
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You have all heard no doubt of cheap fannels.
1t is all over town The ladies talk about it as
much as of the coming holidays; all wool hannels
at %, 80, 35, 40, A. 80 and so cents.
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TO OWNERS OP3 HORSES AND
CATTLE l-

TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE. l
TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POW.
DERs are warranted superior to any others,
or no pAy, for the cure Of DIStemper, Worms,
Bots, Coughs, Hile.bound, Colds, &c., in
Homes; and Colds, Coughs, Loss Of Milk,
Black Tongue, Horn DRtsmper, 6e,, in Cat.
tie. They are perfectly safe and Innocent
no tetd OF stopping the working Of your
animals. They increase tho appetite, give
anne coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs; also increase the milk OF COWS. Try
them, and You will never be without them,
The late Hiram Woodruff, celebrated train.
or OF ttotting hones, used them for Year,,
Col. Philo. p. Busa, Of the Jerome Race
Course, FordhRm, N. Z, would not use
them until he was told OF what thew are
composed, aimee which h0 Il never without
them. He has oYer twenty running hor,eS
in his charge, and for the last three yeayI
has used no other medicine for them. IN
has kindly permitted ME 70 refer any one ID
him. Over 900 other references can DO seem
at the Depot r., s,Iil sui.
Bold by DTuggiSts ana saddlers. Price, .
eons per box Dspos 10 Park Place, New
York. 7a 30 lHGl auglo.lmd&w
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Peculiar Adaptability.

bthnukOtAb EIIss
Their peculiar adRptAbIlIty 70 all eonAti.
tutiona o. cleAnSera OF the bowels and the
blood has established their great merit.
They restore the liver, the spleen and even
tho heart TO healthy action when other rem.
edies have been used without producing
any beuent. They do not expose tho 70 who
use them to any danger, being As safe as nal.
ntaEy. ..... - .....
Extract from Letter 10 Dr. Brdndrelh from o,
ray, Eaqi p. NJ, Hamilton, N.J.
I'm 1853 ! was in poor health, and my
friends az well a. myself supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
after taking one box OF Braudtethb Pills, ]
began TO feel better. Well, sir, whGn had
used mp twelve boxes was well, healthy
TaGn-mS weight having gone from l3l
pounds up 10 l61 pounds, then ordered q
supply, and between that time and the
present have retailed three thousand dol.
lars worth Of these invaluable pills, and
am quite sure thRt1 have thereby been In.
Btrumental In saving Thousands OF lives.
"Yours, truly, o.J. FAY, P. NJ"
Sold by all Druggists. observe my name
In white letters In the government stamp.
' 0. BRANDRETH.
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The Superior Spectator gravely ar.
goes at considerable length that the
country about the head Of Lake su-
petIor Is too warm for wheat and corn.
The editor says: Scientific men have
determined BIZ experiments and by
careful observations that the successful
cultivation OF 1ndlan corn requires an
average temperature Of from 65S to SO,
anu mat wheat requires Summer TEN:
peIatute OF frSm go TO 650. This lati.
tude mas an average Summer temper
AZURE OF 7OV, and hence we see that, in
stead OF being too cold, 1t is-it the
theory OF our scIentidc men be true
actually aS.tl TOO warm for both wheat and
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MsJpr Lee Raymond, Of ClarkSburg,
SecrstRry,ot newest Virginia Central
Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
has favored % with q copy OF the Reg
rilatlons and Premium List OF the
Third Annual Fair 10 be held by that
Society, near ClArksburg, on the 2lst,
22d and go Of next month. The fairs
held under the auspices Of this Society
have been highly successful. They
have been credltable to their projectors
and have excited o degree Of interest
In the county which already begins to
show beneficial results. In the excel
lence Of her farming and stock. breed.
log Harrison is now second to no coun'
y IN The State, and her snterprlslng
people by their attention to these an
nual fairs promise still greater excel-
lencs In the future.
Although heretofore these exhibitions
have not Induced much competition
from outside Of the county, there ls nc
reason why their usefulness should moi
extend to tho greater part Of the State,
We Infer from the title Of the society
and from their address to the public
that they wish to make these annual
exhibitions general for the whole State,
olarksburg Is central and easy OF &C.
cess from all quarters, and II State faIra
are TO be held, could not be held at q
more convenient point. A number OF
the adjoining counties have competed
heretofore, and we understand 1t 10 be
the wish Of the Directors that all should
do sor as they Invite Competition from
every quarter" No entry fee Is re-
quired, except Tor horses and mules.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will carry persons or articles for
exhibition At half the usual rates,
President Martin, OF West Virginia
University, will deliver an address,
The premium list is extensive; the
regulations as printed are very com.
plete, and the Fair promises TO be, as
we trust 1t will, complete success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-14

Tits possible the election OF Andy
Johnsontto the U. s. Senate from Ten
nessee would not be the unmitigated
evil which upon frst view might be
apprehended. He Will always do much
more Injury to his own than 10 the OPP
posile party; and the more elevation
his friends give him the worse for them.
johnson in the Senate would be ex.
tremSly useful to the Republicans. He
would insist on being the leader and
eXpounder of his party; and he would
SO illustrate and bring out their ideas
and designs and make them 80
odiouS" and repulsive, just as he did
willis President, that no party could
hope to survive the process. Since the
Democrats are to have the tennessee
Senator, let us hope they will select the
most obnoxious Que possible; and II
Andy don't answer that description
who does
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A WEST viRalNIAN n TROUBLE
Mr.. K. v. whaley, who formerly rep,
resented the third district OF this STATE
In the lower House of Congress, has
been getting into row at Washington
with pair named Augustus Bosrn.
stein and August Nolte. 1t seems Mr..
Wnaley was considerably damaged In
an encounter with these persons and
preferred against them charge OF aa-
sault and battery with intent to kill.
dissemination into the case was q xed
Tor Wednesday morning, before Jus
lice, but owing to the serious nature oil
bis injuries Mr.. Whaley was unable to
appear and the hearing was postponed
until tho lsIh. The Chronicle SAYS
BoernStein had very black eye, which
shows somebody was struck bes,das
VIM. Patterson. - -
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WEST VIRGINIA ITEMS.

The editor Of the MArtinsburE Nev
Era has been getting married 10 lad y
named Showers" Wei hope the show.
ers will be followed by sunshine. Look
out for squalls, though, after while.
In the Eastern Panhandle, crops
have been suffering from lack Of rain,
aud recently the weather has been cold
enough for frost, The continued drought
has rendered more than half corn
crop In Berkeley and Jefferson counties
an impoSsiblllty. u
IA camp. meeting OF the M. E
Church South will be held In Mr.. II. j
Lights woods, X miles from Bsdlng-
ton and AZ miles from MartInsburg, tc
commence on Thursday, the 18th inst
MIR. Philip Wintsrmeyer, an aged
and respected citizen Of observation-disclosures,
dropped dead, on Friday last.
MIR. Nicholas Shaull, In the Slst
year OF his age, died suddenly from
paralysis, near Mlddlsway, Jefferson
county, last Tuesday week.
Jack Frost visited New Creek,
Friday night t6th.)
On Sunday morning (sth) a Mr..
Cresap killed a young catamount on
Kuobley mountain, Eve miles below
New Greek. sa-.
The Piedmont Bank, to be estab-
lIshed by MssSrs. 81. G. Davis & Co., ID
to be- not savings bank, but q bank
OF discount and deposit.
"A terrific hall storm passed oyer a
small belt Of country about seven miles
from Morgantown, on Tuesday night
Of last week. Hail as larEea as hen eggs
fell for several minutes. Corn and
wheat suffered severely In the noun.
tains.
The Wellsburg Net0S tells Il Joke on
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court there,
which !s about In this wise. Judge
Melvin who was to hold Court there
last Tuesday missed the train and tele-
graphed the fact TO the Clerk. The
messenger who delivered the dispatch
charged a fee for Its delivery. The
Clerk demurred at paying unless he
knew whom 1t was from. A bystander
suggested 1t was from the Judge
but the Clerk after examining the ad.
dress on the envelope said 1t EVIDENT
ly was not, as the address vas not IN
The JUDGES Handwriting. Brother Jacob
Of the Herald, Is the Clerk referred to,
we believe, and hsls too we'll up to
snuff TO perpetrate q ball like this
The story does very we'll to tell, bal
We don't believe II, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-14

THERE was no election for membsrs
Of the Legislature Of Alabama on Tues.
day the Sd Inst. The mistake OF the
newspapers looking for returns Of the
Legislature supposed TO bs voted Tor,
grew out ofthe election TO All a lew
vacancies. Alabama holds biennial
sessions. Her Legislature, elected In
August Of 1865, is largely Republican,
but has not yet ratified the fifteenth
amendment, which will be done ut the
next meeting, on the second Monday
in November. g.Ig,
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wRri War! mcCunn Vs. Tho AmerI.
can RANle

ChA kaA
The news from New York this morn.
ing Is highly exhilAratlng for these dull
dog.day times. The mighty McCuun,
OF the New York Judiciary, has raised
u small rebellion agslnst Uncle Sam
uel'sAuthority In the case OF one J. h;
Pratt, arrested In New York on the
warrant OF the United States Com mis-.
sIonsr. Pratt IL charged with forcing
the safeguard OF the United States
troops at Jefferson, Texas, on the 4;h Of
October, 1868. and with killing three
men, W. South, Lewis Grant and Rich
ard Stewart. In the warrant lssued for
his arrest he Is charged with murder
and with treason HGalns. the United
States. ....
Pratt was taken before Judge McCunn
IN writ OF hIbsds corpus, and after he
had been renauded TO the custody OF
the marshal and confined under mills
tary guard In Fort Schuyler, the Judge
rendered his decision on the hdbeuS
corpus, declaring that Pratt WAS not
legally held; first, because the offence
Of murder having been committed In
Texas, the courts OF that State had ex-
elusive Jurisdiction. while the United
States had none; and, second, that
the warrant stated no act OF which
the crime OF treason may be predi.
Q ted TO justify the holding him on
that charge. The United States au>
IhOritieS take o different view OF the
matter. The marshal holds on to
Pratt and refuses to obey the order Of
Judge MCC1nn for his release; and be-
Ing threatened with fOrcIble release
by the sherih's posse, he has invoked
the aid OF United States muskels and
ball cartridges. On tho other hand, the
G9;h regiment Of militia has been or.
dered under arms TO aid the posse.
Then, again, U. s. G. has notified Mar.
shal Barlow that he Ia right and will be
sustained by the military power of the
United States.
AT this critical Iunuture the news re-
porter leaves of, just as the continued
stories do, and we are left In awful sus.
pense for twenty.lour, mortal hours as
10 the next move In this grand drama.
What the next bulletin will unfold will
be disclosed In our next. Meanwhile, we
hazard the conjecture that no sanguIu..
airy battles will be fought on the streets
OfGotham nor rivers Of blood flow down
Its CUTTERS, unless the mighty Admiral
Fisk should rush Into the forefront
with his orSe-marInes. Wv,
Since writing the foregoing, we
have Ihe very gratifying intelligence
that McOunn has concluded to wait TIL
the first OF the week before he begins
his war on the United States. He
thinks 1t best not to arrest the mar
shsl and commissioner to-day. Hs
doubtless don't like to begin such
big undertaking at the tail of the
week. He leaves New York and
The country one more peaceful Sunday, !,
whatever may happen next day. Mean
while Marshal Barlow, fearing the
Fisk style Of tactics and not courlinS a
Sunday In the Ludlow street jail, goes
around the town like a walking arsenal
we'll garrIsoned, ready for McCunn or
any other emergency.
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GtreAttett1QItet ls,l:
rn AhIentaoa.

Those Of our citiSsns dissenting themselves
from the city dudng the summer months
can have the GNTELLE0ENcER sent to them
by mAitfl week or any longer term, for
l5roenH per week.
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MISS SUSAN B. ANTHONY insists that
man and wife shall not sleep together.
The furniture dealers OF Sandusky, o.,
have read Susan's article and have
named the forlorn single bsdstead in
use ia hotels and boarding houses
'Suaanthonies,S - s'-r 'FH
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CAMP MEETINGS. The Camp Meet.
Ing at Moundsvllle will begin next
Wednesday, 18th. The Camp Meeting
at Rev. Aaron Vlncents, near Shlnns.
ton, begIrs on Friday, the 10th.
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The Temperance Movement In Con.
|. ". I naatfcnt I| ..


The Temperance Movement In Con
| tneetIcut. ~
The Temperance people In Connect.
cut take high ground. AT their Con.
vention held at Hartford last Wednes.
day they adopted the following plat.
form;
RESOLVED, That as the temperance
voters OF Connecticut, we announce az
our platform: First, no license In any
form or under any circumstances fol
the sale OF alcoholic drinks as q bey.
era2e. Second, the absolute and entire
prohibition OF the manufacture, impor,
tation or sale OF Intoxicating LIQUORS fol
such purposes. Third, the enactment Of
such laws as will provide State pollcI
lurce, having among other specific du-
tee the enforcement Of all liquor laws
Fourth, The election Of none but hon
est, reliable temperance men TO legls,
late or administer the laws, -
RESOLVED. That In the opinion Of thII
Convention, the interest OF the temper.
.Rnce cause would be advanced by'the
formation Of AT independent political
party. ".. .''''''
ReS0iued, That we pledge ourselve,
not to support, for Governor, Lleuten,
ant-G0Vsrboro or memberof the Leeis.
iallIre, my individual until it be ascer.
tained that In his Official position he
Will sustain the Prohihiiory law, and
Will favor such legislation as viii en-
able the people aud the authorities
edectually 10 enforce II. ~
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Spsttal artttes.
Errine lint Noble:

eli.Help for Young Mon, who having
geAled letter envelopes, nee Of charge. Ad.
dre9, HOWARD SANITARY AID ALSO
CITATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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HTKUBENVILLB, OHIO,
\ EMALE SEMINARY.

nELIGAIFULLY SITUATED ON The
~ banks Of the OHIO. Forty years In Luc.
ct1isive operation. Unusual advantages In
solid ana ornamental branches. School
Year OF Forty Weeks begins SkPTIMBER 7,
lS8s' Entira expento A6ont IS " per week,
7tfeniy.tpe per cent dtdLAetllA for diItOhls9 d
z. BEATTY, y, D., L. L. o., superintendent
or REv. a. N. REID, a. NJ, Principal. N
Rug6 2Weod64LWe = 80 81. f..r,
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TEE valuation OF real and personal
property In, Wood comfy, amounts this
year 70 81, 2o1 GT. The levy for the cur
rent yearlwes laid at 400 on 800. ~ .
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TIE seat In the United States Senate
which the just elected Legislature Of
Tennessee is to till, Is that Of Mr.. Fow.
Ter, whose term does not expire for two
years, that 10 the Sd Of March, ls7l. 9 4,