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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27
PURLIE Auction.

fE5HE subscribers wishing to dispose Of their
Il entire stock OF Merchandise VII cfer or
PUBLIC AUCTION Ut taeir store in BLOODY
RUN, West Providence :p., on TUESDAY, I'D dag
Ui December next.
Theit stock consists of Cloths, Casimeies. Sati-
netts, Tweeds, James, Satin and Silk Vestings,
with general Sgrtment OF Woolen and Domest-
ic goods, such as red and " White + Flannels, Cling.
hams. LadieS Dress Goods in great variety: con-
sisting il part OF plain and printed French Msri.
noes, all hooi De.dineS, Alpaccas, Silks. dotsed
plain and figured Swiss, fine Cambria Jackone It's,
Silk Lace and Fr,nscs, aboat eighty piece of er-
cellent Calico, Red Mohar silk and Cotton
Gloves. Men and womens' Wool and Cotton
hose, plain aud Fancy Winter Shawls, Ladies
Bouuets, aen and Boys Hats and Caps. Cotton
Waspand carpet chaih, Boots and Shoes consist.
ing OF Mcn and Boys wear, Ladies, Misses and
Childrens Shoes.
GR0CEhIES, such as Coffee, Sugar, Molasscs,
sxrups, tea, chocolate, spices, tobacco, oils,
drugs, paints, dye-stufs, g sss, putty c., hard,
ware, such as iron, nails, cast sleers and blister
steel, carpenters tJoS, cabne ct makers trimmings
door locks, butt hinges, cutlery &c, queensxare
crockeIy ware, cedar ware. consisting of buckets,
tubs churns, sc. a lot OF saddles, bridlrs, col
lars and halters, one spring wagon, two GOLD LE-
YER WATCHES, four first rate rife guns, large 10:
0flum5er, such as shingles, boards ard locust
post S, together win general assortment of good
usually found in aud about first class country
store. lhe attention o Wlo leSale buyers rs soIt-
cited as the above stock is large, rev, and well
selected
THE subscriber, will also offer the day aboxe
mentioned the following valrabl. town property
viz: large two-story frame STORE and WAREHOUSE,
being 3S ny u feet long. The above is the best
stand for store IN the county and has always
commanded a large business. Also a lot Of
ground with two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
with good stable aud ther out buildings thereon,
with a fine lot Of fruit trees. The House is 81 hy
20 feet in size and finished complete. Also, one
lot OF ground in the west end, of Bloody Run, being
Go feet front on main street ard l55 feet back.
Sale TO commence AZ ten O'Clock on said day
and TO be continued every day, and evening until
the whole is sold WM. STATES & co.
Nov u 1887
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27
ID. OvEEe Edttor and Proprietor
Our SEN DRESS.

The readers OF the BEDroRp INQUIRER will
notice that we have changed the dress of our
paper, ana, as We beleve, have added materi-
ally to its appeataoce. We have also another
fact 70 state which viii, We doubt NOT, be re-
eeivcd with eqia satisfaction to oar petrons.
We have reduced the terms fcom the lst Jan.
next, to Sl50 in advance; $500 within the
wear; and $3.50 after the year expires. 1t will
be to the advantage Of all our subscribers TO
pay IN advance, il order TO secure the benefit
of our advance terms. These terms will be ri
gidy sdhered 10 in all eases.
We will settle off wirh ali our old subseri-
berx who owe Us over one years subscription,
at the rate of $500 per y ear, ii paid between
this anil Februarg Court, ii not paid after that
slime, s. 50 will he charged.
All Payments for subscription made between
this and February Court, will be considered in
advance for the uew year.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27
60 PERsONs RAIslNG 60 Bs.

To any one raising u, Club of fcs ns'c
su5scr55,rs, cash in siyance, $50, we will
sead oas coFY four paper, ons year, gratis.
To any one raising Us club Of ten new sa6-
seriberS, cash IN advance, SIS, we will send
one copy of our paper, two years gratis; ani a
proportiouabIe 9Th of time for larger clubs.
Come on, fyerd,, now is 'lc time, these long
winter evenings, and under our reduced terms,
10 raj, { Us = large nunber of new subscribers
We advise all IN want Of a good paper, To sab
scribe for the BEDFORD INQUIRER.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27

Gov. Walker expressed similar views to this
in his address to the people of Topeka,
The Washington Unioe, Of the Tth of July
last, says:
"We repeat that The constitution of Kansas
must come fIem tie people of Kansas. Other
power TO make such an instrument there is
none under Heaven"
The Philadelphia Piisss, edited by John W
Foruey, says:
"We publish rs morning the schedule
adopted BY the Kausa, CoLsiitutionai Conven-
tlon Contrary 10 What conceive 10 be the
true ntent and nenning OF the kansas-Nc-
hraska act, tte resoluiiou. of the Cincinnati
Platform, the lnaGcural address of Mr.. Bu-
csanan, he recommendations Of Governor
Walker, the pledges of llIauy of the members
Of that Convention, the general expectations OF
The country, and 10 defauce Of the true princi-
Ps Of liberal dcmocra,c government, that
body has refused Ia submit. It's work fairly 10
the citizens Of Kansas There is 10 homes;
submission of the new constitution TO the ac
iien Of the people Il is provided that they
may vote for '.the c0nssitnlion with slavery
or for "ihe constitution wlthont slavery" but
they cannot vote against the constitution, nn
matter how much they may be opposed II its
provisions. They are not allowed an GpporIa-
nifty Of saying whet'ier they do or do BOT de-
sire the document framed BY this Convention
10 he their fu.domental law, and by the abne-
gatl"n CT this privilege they are deprived Of
die iai exercise OF that right OF forasitig liieii
own institutions to which they are entitled BY
every consideration OF justice aud right"
After all these promises aud pledges by the
black Democracy, Buchanan, Walker, the
press. etc, it remains to be seen what course
they VIII pursue ou this question when this
bogus constitution comes 10 be acted upon, on
the admission of Kansas into the Uuion as a
State, the coming winter. VII! they remain
true TO their professions or will they, through
fear Of their southern masters, eonriye at this
gross outrage!
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
NOVEMBER SESSIONS 1857.

Commonwealth John Q. n ams--Snrety Of the
Peace. on oath of Mary A. FlecgIe. Case sett led
| and District Attorney enters mol. Pios.
4 Same rs Samuel .9oairh- Surety Of the Peac 9
/ on oath Of BENZ amin G II tes--setted.
Same Samuel Bdgtcy Jr--AsSaalt and Battery
| on oath Of Abner SfAouse; not True Bit, an
Prosecutor sentenced 70 pay COSTS.
Same rs Sarah Snsita--Assault and Battery, on
oath of Simon Eager District Attorney, az In
stance of Court, enters Nol. Pros.
znlg as Joha Ccssier- Assault and Battery, on
oatl. ofGco. Ickes. Nj Pros, entered with
leave Of Court.
Sam rs fen Drsnntng- Fornication and
Bnstar, Y, OF oath uf Ellen J. iiliau,s. District
Attorney en'ers MOI. Pros to be final on payment
OF costs.
Same Is ..46raaq,n Pi iper-Fornication and Bas-
IN gey. on oA til 0f MARY +. Taylor settled and Dis
lrict Attorne' enters N1t. Pros.
Same rs IN 9ntas Rifle = Fornieation and Bis-
4ardy, on oath of Mary Z. Kaerner. al. Process
amended.
same rs ?. J. b. Etag-False Pretetce. IL
Process amended.
Sane IS Renyy hue- Assault and Battery, on
path u Mary Rice, true bill, verdict guilty, and
defendant sentenced to pay snIal hne and costs.
Same as Nm KeHser- Indictment for violation
Of Liquor Laws Not tras bai, ana prosecutor
G Brock Pierce to pay c. st OF prosecution
Same rs Joha. Matalas a, fGfn and Sasan Hocaord
-AssAu It and Battery, on oa tn Of Michael Gonden
Not true bill, aud prosecutor sentenced 10 pay
costs.
Same rs Michael Goadea-ASs 't and Battery
on oath OF Simon Hochard. Ptue BILL verdict
guilty. defendant. sentenced to pay costs I'd small
fine to commonwealth.
Same Us Henry Bagiey-Assault ant Battery on
OATH OF Abner Smouse. Not true biil and pro-
ecntor fenced TO pay costs.
Same rs HIN. II. Brani-- -Fornjcltion aud BaS-
tardy, on oath of Elzfqeth EstragiIt. Case ser
lied, aud District Attorney enters Net. Proc
Same rs n. 3. Di{iihg-Indtctment for MT der.
true bill. Verdict, jury find defendant NOT gull
ty.
Same rs Indictment, assault and battery
wit intent to kill, on oath ii William Weiinei.
rot true bili, AID prosecutor sentenced to pay
costs.
Same rs. I'm. May-Iudictment Larceny. Not
i true bill.
The amount oi business done at the late term,
was unusualy small, and the court adjourned Oh
Friday III noon.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27
BEDFORD INQUIRER
THE MORMONa.

We publish in our paper of to-day, an ac-
count of the destruction Of three trains OF wag-
ouS of the Utah expedition, and also important
dispatches from the army in Utah, and Brig
ham Ioung's Declaration of war. God only
knows what will be the end of this ill-providcd
and bunsingly managed expedition to Utah.
Are We to have repetition of Tie Florida
campaign VIII the present civil war, equal
in atrocities tst Of the Sepoys in ludia or
will the MorincU, initiate the Example and
meet With the same success rs the Cireassians
in Russia. Simultaneously with tie commence
meur Of overt hostiltles By tbs Mormons, the
Struggling army IS menaced by the formidable
perils of a mountaih winter, their track being
covered with snow, ,Leir forage becoming
scarce, aud their auna!s beginning to give ont
gu cosequeuce.
The President has heretofore persisted in
believing that the Mernlons will not dare TO
resist the Federal troops. VIII he continue to
cherish that infatualio1 after learning that the
Moru.ons hare resisted iheml We have heard
good deal, during the last few years of the IN
efficiency of tie British Government in war
Are we now TO have chapter Of American
iueapacity'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27
HAMMERED gRDy.

rHNiIE subscribers would inform the public that
Z tley have le.scl. the B.i:ord Forge. hereto
fore c4rriea on by John King & Co., sItaa.e In
Hopewei Township, where they are manu-
featuring, aad are prepared TO supply all orders
for every sscsiption Of hamaisf.d iroa. on
tue shortest tiee, and most o eral terms. heir
Iron may BE- relied upon as being of the best
quality. All kinds Of country producr, and al
kin3s o. wrought iron scraps, taken at be high
est market prices PIPER & SCOTT.
Goy. 27 IS37-tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27

Bg-Many az, tae prepasItiona offered to the
public for thu cUe OF Chronic Diseases b4t NO
medicine has ever done enc haT the amount Of
good for sufferers, as Dg fALL'a GtLyAHtc OEL.---
Ii is applicable TO al aud painful diseases
Viii relieve pain in Il few niinctes- Fifsy-csut
tottes only shipped to the United States.
For sale bs B. 2. Hurry, and Il. c. Rearaer.
Bedford, William LyHipger, j. B. Farqahar, and
all country mer rchsnts.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27

They had whis;ling match at house in
Harrisburg, recently. The darkies commenced
at haif past seven aud whistleA unlll fifteen
minutes before ten, when one of ,hein ''gin iu.'
A person present say he never heard such in-
fernaly shriil wbistling in his life. no body
could sleep in the ucighborhood.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27
THE MARKETS..
PhItADSLpHn, Nov. u.

PhuiDSLpHn. Nov. "a.
The Flour market continues in a very quiet
state, the demand being mi.el both for export
and home consumption The sales for shipment
comprise S09 barrels stahdar and good brands at
S5 25l5 Si3 per barrel 90 birrels, Of the best
brand, at s. 81 2)0 h1rruls Llnctster cJuaty ex-
ira 4; IS 2j 3UU Darr4ls Oh, xirt family III S.
and 800 J,rrcs CITY Ms 1t s5 IS. The s.ias to
the retailers aat t,S>t. nave oeen al thoa. tile
same Il cures, an1 ft0eg lots It from SIS 81 To 81.
Rye Flour Is du al $ ) }, ndi there is not mach
ohe,ing- 1000 blrrets Pennsylvania Corn Meal
sold at So l2s por barrel.
Grain-There has heeu more inquiry for Wheat.
the Geld weather having admoasnud the y.iilers
that the season for the closing of Canal navigation
is at hand, and with limited oFaings, prices are
hrner Sales OF 3JiC bushels fair and p:iIhe Penn
sglyaniS red II 81 2J,l p per bnsiel chiefly at the
latter figure li00 bushels fair white AZ % and
500 bushels good Co, at 81 33. S.i,s Of 900
bushels New York Barley nj 95 cents 400 mtsh.
els Penps! lvauiL Rye Sol4 at rs cents, and 200
bushels South rn at - cents, which Is an mpioye
menf Sales for new corn stan ding 1t 80, aud
Old yeIl~w at 80 ceEts. Sales of $500 bushels
Delaware oats at 35 ,36 cents
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27
Mi2giGD.

Or tuesday Moruing last, by Rev w Lee
Spottswood, Mr.. Thomis r. Y ick row 10 MISS
Elite Stdhl, both of Bedford
On Thursday the 10Th by the Rev. F. Benedict,
Mr. John Ainme:S and Miss Eliza J. ShAac..
both OF Bedford Township.
On the ssme day AT the Lutheran parsonage. by
the same, Nh Charles Imler, and Miss ldargaret
eastman, both af Bcafesl township
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27

DlcrAToa OF Mexico. President Coinon-
fort has deciared hii,lselt Dictator of Mexico.
This event is remarkable from The juueture at
which it occurs. His hands viii be too full 10
permit bin 10 fill the post for any considerable
length of time. lie is surrounded with loo
many difficulties.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27

JoHNsoN's MAP. Mr. Milton r. Wood
cock, Agent for Bedford and Fulton Counties,
for the sale Of Johnscn's new illustrated and
enbellisbed County Map of the Republics Of
North America, with the adjacent countries
and Islands, Is now in this place soliciting sub
scrihers for thi, work. We have seen the nap,
aud we have no hesitation in saying that it is
by fur the best map ever published in the Uni
nited States. We would advise all Ia the
County in need of map, to subscribe for one
immediately 10 short it cannot be praised
too highly. lie intends to canvass the county
Immediately.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27
hOIICE.

LETTERS of administration on the Estats
of John GOchenoar, late of Union Town
ship, de, ID. having been tins day granted to ths
subscriber, residing in said township. al per-
SONS indebted 10 said estate are therefore noti-
lied to payment Immediately, and these
having claims against the estate viii present
them duly authenticated fJr settlement.
DAVID GOCHENOUR,
Ex'oT.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27

TnAxxsGIvfgo DAY. Yesterday, The day set
apart by Gov. Poll1cS as day Of Thanksgiving
and Praise was ny observed in our place. The
Stores and other Places of business were Shut
thloughou the day, and everything wore the APP
pearance of Sabbath. In the forenoon an elo
auent address was delve red in the German Re-
forme d Church, hy the Rev. Mr.. Sample; and in
the evening a very able sermon was preached by
the Rev. MIR Spottswood, in the Lutheran Church.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27

The Commissioner ef Patents denies The
staiemenf that The seeds Of tie Chinese sugar
cane are roiseneHs, ei.Asg for cattle, or for in
diyidus Is, When Iltanufseiurel iuto bread.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27
LOVELY WoMAs-An article manufastarsd
BY n'ilhnersa and dress makers:
"Who waits but little on her head,
But much below to make il spreadv

The receipts Of wheat in Chicago during last
week, excesd one million Of bushels.
ihe Vhoet crop Of Wisconsin is elghteen
millions AN Increase of six millions Of bushels.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27
DzssoIUTEos OF PARTIERsFsIP,

fFyIIE partnership heretofore existing between
IL Henry s. King, and James NJ aiara, under the
maze aud firm OF Malara, King Il Co. doiu q
business at Lemnoz Iron Works in Bepes eli
Township Bedford County. is dissolved by rsutuab
consent. HENRY S. KING,
Nov %, lS57.-tE JAMES MAOARA.
THE business Of manufacturing iron at Lem
nos Iron Works, will be contiaa Il 5r the under
signed, v no has perchased all tbs interest Of mis-
late partner James Madara in the books, property
and e4ects, belonging to the late GrIn Of ii 4dara
King & Co.
Nov. 81, 1657.-tf HENRY S. KING.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27

" daY sbarg to 4. FutgusaF's Snos Sso re in
mistake. The owner, or oEIpers, will pl ease
come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take il away. A. FU kGUEON.
Nov. p, 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27

HAMMERED IRoN.-We call tie attention
of our readers to lie advertisement of Mcssrs.
Piper & Scott, ia anotberooIdmu. They have
leased the Bedford Forge, lately carried oo by
Messrs. Joha King & Co., and are now manu-
facturinga very superior article Of Iron, which
cannot be surpassed in the country.
We also cali attention to the advertisement
OF Mr.. Henry S. King, who has purchased all
tire interest of Lis late partner, Mr.. James Me-
dara, in the Lemuos Iron Works. The Iron
manufactured by him is equal to any in the
country.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27
DIED

ol the 9th iusts ia Hopeweli tp., ;Sa'uHel T.,
son Of rs. Micaael Eichelberger, age years,
mouths. and "a days
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27

JUpaE LowRIE TO BE CHEF JUsTIcE.-
By an amendment to the eonsilulio Which says
"ihe Judge whose commission shall first expire
shall be chief justice during his term, and
thereafter each judge whose commission shah
first expire shall IN turn te chief justices, y
Judge Lowrie will hold the commission that
will FIRST expire, aud will consequently be chief
Justice after the frstt llondly Of next Decem-
bcr aud bis comlss9n having SIX years to
run, he will OF course hold that office for SIX
wears il he SO long lives. The terms Ct Messrs.
Strong aud Thompson expires on the same Gay,
and, according to the aman'lmant' they must
decide by lot who Of them shall be chief jas
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27

LooK .-Forney's paper. 'Ihe Press,
says that Ba:hanan's Forthcoming message will
take strong ground against all Site Banks,
and establish hard money government, aud
we suppose reduce wages 10 Ten csats org =
70 facilitate this scheme, Bankrupt L,w for
Banks, viii DO recommended. Il Is said toe,
that rbo Sapremo Cour, stands ready to decide
that il is unconstitutional for hanks 10 issue
promises tc pay. We shall sec what shall ~o
see.
The President is also intent upon purcha-
s;ng Cuba. as we'll as another slice from Mexi'
co, to make Slave States.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27

APPOINTMENT OF a PROMINENT KNOW
NOTHING 10 DFFIc&.- The Sal ot Taead4y
announces the appointment OF Johi. IL. Iluus-
too, oil this city, TO clerkship III the second
Conptroller's Office, worth $1,000, Uics Maids
sou Cuts, tlther-in-aw of Douglls, lately pro-
noted to the head of the Bureau.
Mr Houston Was elected an Alderman of
Washington TWO years ago, BY the Know No
thing pariy-was regntar member of the or
der, ''in good standing waS actually a
cier& IN the Office Of The .7msricaa Organ. He
still claims to bc an 'sAmercan."
When will wonders Cease!
We have not understood that anything has
beeu done Tor Mr. titzpairlck, the Democratic
candidate for Aldernian who was beaten b.
Houston and his Kaow Nothing boys-but
that is no business of ours.
1t is suid that great dissatisfaction prevails
among the Democracy, at ihe appointment Of
Know Nathings aud Old Lina Wings. But
they must rcnamber that the President himself
is renegade FcdcralIst. --W Wash,agioa Re.
Pn5iic.
Precisely the same state Of affairs occur in
Bedford County. Nearly all the appointments
that have lately been made here by the leaders
of the Black Democracy, are of the same
stripe as this man Houston They take care,
however, to not place them before their party
as candidates They even love renegade
Hnow-Notbings, Republicans and Wings SO
we'll that they send to another County TO pro-
cure them TO grind their organ.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-11-27

There are plenty OF young gentlemen, as
we'll plenty of old ones, whose boards are
turning gray, which gives tbs former great
deal of uneasiness, and exposes The age of the
latter. To avoid these little Ferplexiiies, We
advise such Of our readers to use Prot Woods
Hair Restorative, which will, in the course of
a few weeks, change the hair 10 lis naturalce4-
or. Il does not dye the hair Ike noSt of the
hair res,oratiyes, bet produces gradual change
of color from the roots of the hair 10 the iual
end, and gives it fine aud glossy appearance.
We have seen many persons who have used it
successfully, ana pronounce it the only inven-
ton which has come up to their idea of u cure
for gray heads Ne commenced using it about
two mouths since. and il we are any Judge oil
age and beauty, it has made us at least ten
years younger; 10 fact wo are beginning 10 look
quite young, and feel very much ike getting a
Young wife. The change is miraculous, and it
would be as difficult TO fnd gray hllr now as
il would be TO fuG aa idea in the head of the
Duke of Buckingham. We know several old
naids and some young widows, whose locks are
just beg!nuiag tc assume silvery hue, and
who have been talking seriously about resort
ing to this remedy, and we advise them not TO
delay any longer. 1t never fails. ISt. Louis
Herald. For sale by Dr. Harry. 81 b.
HERMAN's TINwARE can't be beat -
His shop is a few doors West of the old
Globe Hotel. He is an old and good me-
chanic, aud makes all his work himself, and
sells cheaper than anybody else. All who
want tinware will save money by calling on
him. lie follows no other business and
pays all his attention to making and selling
good, substantial, and cheap work.
May %, 1857.