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OTOLEN, FROM MRS. LEVlCY SMOKE,
y in Colleton County, two mi es from WATERFORD,
the Eight OF the 10th April last. her only MARE.
The Mare Is black and rather low for her length,
but we'll bulrt; her body long; both tore feet and
one hind foot are wb,te and branded on the shout
der S. = Thu Hare WAS followed fifteen mules above
walt.rboro' 10 the direction OF Barawell. whlie
man was riding her. Mrs.. smoke could not have
crop mus. be os. without helD. Any information
relative to the Mare will be thankfully received Di-
rect 10 Mrs. L. SMOKE, Walterboro', Colleton Coun-
ty. MAY Il
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nARTNERsHIP NOTICE THE UN-
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purrose of carrying on a COTTON FACTORAGE
AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
E. J WISs.
N, q. VALENTINE.
Charleston, July 1st. 1869. july
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DOARD UN SuLLIVAN'S ISLAND.-TBR IL
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Ample accommodation for Picnic aod Maroon Par
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DOY LOsI.-A ROY T<1..WN BY THE
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large bue ewes, soma reckes on his FAC anu is boil
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ing him may be sent to his mother. Mrs. c. A. KIN
SEDY Atlanta Ga 6 July 5
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they Offering large and complete assortment OF
DRY and FANCY GOODS. limo July o
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COLIN LOVER. On Saturday last,
this gentleman retired from the Post
mastership of this place aud Maj. Dam
iel Washabaugh, the new appointee,
entered upon his duties. OF the new
man we shall say nothing, save that
he has at various times filled public Of
fees, aud that he will no doubt dis
charge his present duty faithfully. Inc
retiring officer, however, in justice, de-
mands more than a passing notice.
Mr.. Loyer was appointed postmaster
of this place, in 1918, by President
Taylor, and served in that capacity un-
fiji the inauguration of President
Pierce, in 1863 His services as an eff
ficient officer were SO generally recog-
nized, both here and at the Depart
ment at Washington, that when Presi-
dent Lincoln was reelected, in 1864, he
was again appointed Postmaster, to
serve for four years. After the tragic
death of the President, and the eleyG-
ton OF Andrew Johnson to that office
and the annunciation of his policy for
the restoration of the Southern States,
Mr.. Loyer supported the President,
firmly believing that he was but car
rying out the doctrine of peace and re-
conciliation, as repeatedly expressed
by President Lincoln after the close of
hostilities. Subsequently, when the
breach between Mr.. johnson and the
radicals in Congress ripened into open
war, and eliminated in the impe&eh-
ment of that high official, Mr.. L0yer
was again found by the side of the
President. with the full knowledge,
too, that if Mr.. Johnson be convicted,
he, Mr.. L. would soon be dep0sed.
But he choose rather to take the side
of right, than to unite with the bois-
terous throng, clamoring for the con-
viction of President who was but en-
deavoring to carry out his sworn duty.
The President was acquitted, aud MIR.
Loyer retained his position as post
master, giving perfect satisfaction un-
til he retired. We but speak what all
must e0ncnr in, when we say, in con-
eiusion, that as q public servant, he has
no tried superior in our midst. Sue
cess to him dn whatever business he
may engage hereafter.
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CLERG people talk a
great deal about ministers and the cost
of keeping them, payiHg their house
rent, ana other items of salary. Did
such croakers ever think that it costs
thirty five millions of dollars to pay
the salaries of American lawyers; that
twelve millions of dollars are paid out
annually to keep our criminals, and
ten millions of dollars annually to keep
the dogs in the midst of us alive,
while only six millions of dollars are
spent annually to keep six thousand
ministers in the United States.
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Treasurer, Or.
By Amounts paid est on sundry checks as follows
settlement, uI $l5s 90
James Corboy for work tlene on streets, 5000
" t new Res
ervoir, 1I8 IS
james Corboy cancelled check, &c, 1863 II
VIM. and Samuel BSheT, hauling and
breaking stones on JEiiana street. 50 30
VIM. and Sam'l Boher hauling gravel, 20 90
Watson Jentz, work done On street, d29 81
A. J. Middleton, for hauling stone l0l 66
T. Il. Gettys for locust posts, 5 "a
j. Reed Yeager, for auditor and clerk fees
1867, 1890
Jno Minnich, for salary as Water Master
an and work on Reservoir and laying pipes, 100 50
VIM Minnich, for cleaning reservoir 80
Jno Harris, for services High Consta-
BILE and putting up hog pen, % 38
Daniel j. Shuck, for carting stone and
dirt, IL 10
o. & Shannon, for bill paid Perry Wy
ant, expressage, DC, Is AZ
Durborrow LutS, for printing, 81 SO
Meyers Mengel, for printing, 43 10
J. W. Dickerssh, for bills paid Jacob Di-
bert, 90
Peter Steckman, for work on streets, "a 90
A b earn, for carting, 2 80
Jacob Smith, for carting, so
IL Nieodemus for salary clerk and in-
terest paid on two Dor. bonds, 1879 10
Phillip Huzzard, for putting cement in
engine house, 90
II. III. EiII, IOr 0AullDR 6LOu0 On Stfo5As, ~ w
VIM Cock, for making Wrench, 80
Samuel Waters, services as High Consta-
Bile, IL 75
Michael Dibert for bill of boards, 10 So
Jonathan Brigh tbilI, for blacksmithing, . 10
O. Axe Lumber for Reservoir, "a Is
Jno Shoemaker, Interests on Dor. bonds, $50 40
Walter Brown, for bill of work street
and digging stTaet for pipe, 10 O5
Geo W Robertson for bill of hydrants AZ SO
VIM. TrOutman, for work on Penn street, %
Iahu Davidson for work at Reservoir 30 81
Eben Pennel, Sleepers for bridge I,5D
Norris d Perry, for large bolt for
Hay Seaies 90
J. M. Shoemaker, for amount paid John
Sproat for hauling lumber, 10 40 1
Geo. D Shuek, for repairing hose and en-
gine, y W
Danial Border for attending town clock, % 90
b. M. Blymyer & Co for bucket, pan, &c.
for at reservoir 10 70
Mn Agnew for bill work at reservoir, 30 SO
Jno l. Lessig, for cutting holes for pipes 20
Amount paid on sundry out standing
checks, 35l 04
By amount due Treasurer, % 90
Statement of Money due to Bedford Borough
Amount due from j. w Dickerson, 40 90
Amount due from Sol Richmond, 81 90
Amount due from J. IL. Rush, collector
commission eea miss sa:'''' = 6I8 SO
S752 SO
Statement of Money due by Bedford Borough
Out standing checks 1898 92
Borough Bonds, John Shoemaker 1000 90 |
!" % Henry Moses 1000 90 |
S5293 % |
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Bedford |
Borough, do certify that we met and did audit |
and AUST the foregoing account Of John IL. Rush,
Treasurer of said Borough, for the year ending |
May 7, A. D., 1889. as contained in the above
statement and found the same eerreet. Witness |
our hands this seventh day Of May, A D.. 1868. /
Attest H.F IRVINE,
S c. SILVER b. X. MIDDLETON,
Clerk d. NJ. SHUCK,
may2Sw3. Auditors.
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SCHOOL FUNO.-The Legislator ap-
propriated for G2mmon schools $500, Og0
The amount paid to County Supa,in-
tendents is deducted from this a
mount, also some special appropl-ia-
tions, such as Normal Schools. The
balance is then divided among the diff
ferent districts of the State on the basis
of the number of taxables, all districts
receiving 80 cents per taxable.
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WINTER GOODS

ever opened in Bedford, purchased nnder fsvora.
bic circumstances since the great breakdown in
prices, and will now offer them to CASH buyers,
both wholesale and retail, at much lower prices
than the same kind can bs bought for in Bedford
county Country stoFskeepers will fnd an sppsr-
tunity of sorting mp their stocks, If only single
piece is wanted at wholesale prices
Special Extraordinary Inducements.
In ladies dress goods, such as striped and chens
mohair, striped, plaid, shat and chene poplins in
ehangesble effects for suits and ing dresses,
all that lock at them say they are cheap.-Extra
heavy mixed melange poplins and ne plus ultra
Repeants for suits, Empress cloth, English serges
Epinglines and corded popiins, in brown, steel,
violet, purple, wine green, garnet and bismark.
They are beauties. All you have to do is look at
them, and your own judgment will say buy
French Merinos, cOburgs, wool delsinss and al
pacas in all the new coIoFings best American de-
dots, very desirable.
10000 yards of beautiful calico prints that uon't
fade, at 6, 8, 10, IL, IA, Is and Ie cents.
Piles of beached and unbleached muslins, at 8,
s, 10, IL, IA, Is, I6, Is and 20 cents
You have all heard no doubt of cheap fannsls
tits all over town The ladies talk about 1t M
much as of the coming holidays all wool aannela
at 25, 30, 50, 40, 45, so and so cents.
Ladies Furs, shawls, Grand Dutehes Lady
Belle, pretty balmoral and hoop skirts. Corsets
guaranteed to stand enough of pressure to bresk
a rib every week Ladies breakfast shawls, Msr-
ino vests, hoods, gloves and hosiery.
Mems wool and merino under shirts and draw
ers. WoOlen and white over shirts, comforts,
neck-ties, scarfs, collars, &c.
large and varied assortment Of cloths, cAssi-
meres, tweeds, satinets velvet cord, blankets
gnghams, checks, tickings, shirting stripes, table
diapers, napkins, dOylies and towels, decidedly
cheap.
Don't our resdy made clothing, bats, caps,
"
at store from tip to toe and won't coat you
much.
Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths.
Wool filling and all wool ingram carpets venitiau
entry and stair carpets, and Hoor oil cloths
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
Choice Java, Lsguayra and Rio coffee. Choice
Fresh Imperial Young Hyson, oOlong and Japan
Tea
full line of sugars and syrups. A choice as
sortmeat of tobaccos aud segars In word every
thing you want All are invited to call and see
for themselves No trouble TO show goods waeth-
er you wish to buy or not. Terms cash unless 9TH
erwise specified G. r. 0STER l. co.
Bedford Pa, deeI8, 6Sm4
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Chr seeafotd Gazette.
Home and Around.

HUNTINGDON AND BROAD TOP r R.R.
-suHNER ARRANeENESr.-TIxE TABLE.-0n and
after May oath, passenger trains viii arrive and
depart as follows:
Mail Train leaves Mt. Dallas at 90 p. M, ar
rives at Huntingdon at 20 p. m; leaves Hunt
ingdon at $40 a. m, and arrives at Mt Dallas at
III 50 a. m.
Express Train leaves Mt. Dallas at s. IS a. m !,
and arrives st Huntingdon, at 1910 q m; leaves
Huntingdon Mt 5.55 P. m, and arrives at Mt Dali
las at 9-26 p. M.
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LINDEN's dIl2TTERs. are sorry
that we cannot give our readers one of
''Linden's" Interesting letters this
week. He has gone Sightseeing
But Linden saw another sight," and
away he went after it. Still, Linden
has promised, and his promises mean
something. SO our readers may look
for another batch of his spicy letters
ere long.
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To dealers in liquors we would re-
: commend the hOnse of Little & Mech
ling, Pittsburg. This firm is repre-
sented by Mr.. ]. C. Kiser, formerly of
this place. Joe is an excellent young
man and will do the fair thing with
his customers. Patronize him.
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EEARFUL B r e A X Do w Nj
II Economy being greatly needed at the pres
ent tiIne it is the duty Of ali to bay where they
can buy the cheapest hence
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The journey from Bedford TO San
Francisco can he made in a'0out six
days. A westward journey of thirty
one days will bring the traveller within
sight of the shores of China.
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Never run in debt-but especially
with shoemaker, for then you can't
say your sole is your OWE.
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9eeaI gotifes.
nnay7w6

NOTICE.-ACCoUN IN COMMON
y PLEAs-The account of S. L. Russell, Esq ,
Trustee of Jas IL Beeler, w. Scott Beeler, Mar
garet A. Beeler, now Margaret A. Trout and
Mary E. Beeler, now Mary L. Ruby, children of
JohG W Beeler, dec d, has been exhibited and
filed in the Prothonotary's office and will be al
lowed by the court of Common Pleas of Bedford
county, at an adjourned court to be held at Bed
ford, on Thursday, the LIST day Of July, next. un
less cause be shown why said account should not
be allowed By direction of the court,
0. E. SHANNON, Proth' Y.
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Wheat, all over this great country,
is reported to be in superb condition
standing thick on the gsound-and of
unusual promising growth.
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G. R. osTER & co.

wish to notify the public that they are now re-
cciving and opening the most extensive and varied
assortment Of new and cheap
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Two trains, daily, on Huntingdon
and Broadtop r. R. to and from Mt.
Dallas. See time table.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-05-28

w d. Rankin has been appointed
postmaster at Riddlesburg, vice NJ. A.
Hunter resigned.
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I4EGA- Z TENDERS AND FRACTIONAL
CURRESC Y.-We are soon to have a
new style of greenbacks and fractional
currency Let us hope that the COM
ming "pnssn'ises to pay" will be an inn
Iprovemen6 on those now in cil culation,
and not, like the new pOst-offiee Stamps,
inferior to the old issue.
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Blair county radicals nominate can
didates on the 18th day of August next.
It is to be done by the Crawford coun-
ty system"
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A CARD.-I5 the Democracy Of Bed
ford county: :-Having been prevented
by protracted sickness from making
canvas of the county, and being still
confined to my house and unable to go
abroad, l have, after consultation with
as many friends as | have been able TO
see, come to the conclusion to with
draw my name from the list Of candi-
dates for Sheriff. / shall always be
grateful to the kind friends in my own
township and in other parts of the
county who offered rae their support.
/ return them my sincere thanks and
hope they will approve the action |
have just taken, in consideration of the
circumstances. HENRY FLUCK.
Woodberry, May 81, 1869.
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NEW RoAD.-A new road is being
made between the towns of Riddles
burg and Hopewell. This is a much
needed improvement, as it has been
impossible, heretofore, to go from one
place to the other without going ''a
round by the BRIDGE
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MARRIED..

HARSHBERGER-PEN -PENCYL-0n the 2Oth by
the Rev. ii. Heekerman, Mr. John Harshberger
to Miss Ann Rebecca Peneyl, both of Bedford tp.
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Now is the time u buy cheap wall
paper at the Inquirer Book Store.
They have sixty different kinds, selling
at from 10 cts to $500 per bolt. They
will sell you paper cheaper than you
can whitewash, and it will last you
ten times as long. Go and see for
yourselves.
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Lo0R'OUF FOR BARGAINs.-H. f.
Irvine has just returned from the east
with splendid assortment of boots
and shoes, and everything else in his
line of business, which he will sell to
his old and new friends, at a very small
profit, for cash. Try the Regulators
system, and our word for it, he will
sell you goods at prices that will give
general satisfaction.
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DIED.

MOCK-0n the 25th, Mr.. Christian Mock, of
st. Clair township, aged 63 years, months and Is
days.
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A sure way to turn peoples heads
just go late to church on next, or any
other Sunday.
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FROM BEDFORD TO SAN Francisco.
For the benefit of those contempla-
ting a journey to San Francisco, we
annex the following table Of distances.
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w. I'll. Whisel has been appointed
postmaster at Bloody Run.
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RATH FIR RoUGH.-The Fulton Repu6-
LicGn handles one of the "Organs" of
radicalism without gloves, and prom
ises to say some ugly things if the a.
foresaid "organ" doesn't conduct it
self in genteel manner. "Our" Con-
gresham is not complimented, either.
THE combat deepens." Let 'er deep
zen
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The primary election for candidates
takes place on Saturday next.
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CT FAIRFIELD BANK ROBBERS
the woods, near Centreville, this coun-
ty, OH the 10Th inst, by Deputy Sher-
if Huzzard and John Defbaugh, be-
lie we'd to be the persons that broke in
to the County National Bank, of Clear
fie Id, on the night of the 18th of May,
an robbed said bank of SIS, 900 in cur
re ncy and 1900 in u. S. Bonds
Z bese parties were brought to Bedford
a nd lodged in Jail. The officers of the
b ank were notified, and the Cashier of
$ aid bank, ID. w. Moore, Esq, came
en- next day. In the meantime, i.
lH. Anderson and John b. Whip, OF
CentreviIle, had found package con-
tanning s., 500 in u. S. Bonds and $780,
90 in new postal currency seereted
in hollow stump within a
few rods from where the par
ties were arrested. Messrs. Anderson
and Whip Immediately brought this
money to Bedford, W here it was iden-
titled as the property of the bank. On
preliminary hearing before Justice
Nieodemus, the parties gave their
names as j. NJ. Newman and Jacob
Wilson. The one calling himself j.
NJ. Newman endeavcred to throw a
way $500 in new postal currency on
his way to Bedford, but was detected
by the Deputy Sheriff District At
torney Kerr made an application TO
have them removed to Clearfeld coun-
ty for trial, and Sheriff Steckman was
directed to convey them to the Clear
field county Jail
Nearly four thousand persons starved
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-05-28

Country cousins may soon expect to
be troubled with bugs-the June bugs
that nature sends to eat up the vegeta-
tion-and big bugs from the city.