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NOTICE A. 10. ssS~tnx tlsmseisss 70 10 tsisb-
~ 81 70 ssirsis sastaasa, ~ E>aes 90 A<sgsni are
rsqs.sSd y iassss5 lMmsfsisiy snf MAKE pay
rect sshssss> s.s sssssls sti 10 ylsrs4 "a pyt pr
kAAsis ~ sAtssrss
DC JOsgs
lsSsss ~ nnyuGs Ntrstssos.
s.eB-<l.Ar,s DGes % EGsA.ass sirsss
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NoRfGA6E ALt -.i'el,nii har,ng te.n unJe rs no
VI pa>mTHt "i be stu sprl af aipr boa &c 4 Hlty
inur 'tH d'lets b. tbpUu "a hos oiaina.d Ia be
O." a. bH 10" h"tp % upeD h"yrah indcntpte u mort
49, rEi't esq aut drttfti hf HltHuf T. snry patt, II
lu ttsi patt tu Jthn saf. T.. . May 10 h sstr. %
81 F.srs. \ u Nt 90. n iiAlie. -. V. MAJ a a.
MAY lnatAt Nhirt tsasr date the AlN b lhl ia, Of
Aptttatti. \ u 1850 tni fh duls rr.rrd.d "a
n@ttaE. in opa - II Mortgages. ini, Ap 10 h. ~
II tho R"tstfr NJ Hct Ia aud e. ie tuu,,ty nj
bausy en1 frt'iurb 81 dhh"s,aa. a. hat pact .iph -
ctptk 90 fir tr'uHi 'at "i iHhH II lad - suit
pfs ordine h,vns bee t~st. la ias.ysr ia.
deb uh'ros old ~ any psti 'hrfeui
NoN efsi.fe, n'tlcs h hsrrhy given that in pur.a
aner an by virtue OF power 81 ssn ~ sad Mofisar.
contained. and 81 hs statue Ia prtr id~d ~.
Pee ss"s described IN said Mnfs aud covered hefsby
W. -
Fsitf Lots and No. Hlscs VI IN Esisi Paul pros.y
rpmmouruK Al snulh ~rstrotnFf II Hock " ,srr
snrntf ~ fDnrtb ant Robert sre.,s ihsHra north np
liz. II Robert street n tssnJ i've ie't bf noe East nj
rRbi angles 10 Robert ant parallel with tootih sr.rI
lIasl one hundred ehiY four ., hall iest tbeur.
sou parallel sih Robert street q twenty lye f.si IL,
foifh stree hence the uns ~ Intrth sifret
ft3,ts uhs hundred twenty tUr aud a halt f-rt
ioaeihar slb sli spd sins ulsr ba bsfedis sn- and
spruunnAhsTs hrtsuui9 sppstsininR.- ~iil ,nld at
fuhhH Fshiae, '"sahtiJ aud pas he dot due upIn SAID
haiFHFa. 9Th interest and tie rosie aud ..p.us.. Lv
iss allowed ~ thn irpi dn"r e The TOUR ijnaae IN ia
ttiy ~ Esiht fau 10 said euHg ~ HsmseY on SATURDAY.
tbr 10 sit'unh lay nt jahuaft u ls6. ri iioI Ten
O'rti - Ia The iufchspn ut that Day
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STHsykD- Frats ne festiEbse a. ksbsfi % Mar.
- ply. Rs0 Sbsssp in ssIt mbsf as. yasr Il
OWN. sggf. I'd rod sna sts, hEh kofs-. and
he DOssf bros .nf shF ~hh hffHs s'sndihs frs ard
snd sisttss Ia. b@y sFfs sfNni.a NE ish hip vhh
= eisa sad are sit ~ seven years Oh
AR psfsyps stEinR ianraita N he srb.rftb~r st+
hsT ~ ~ P.ul thAsDpss - - issrsily ssfd-d
kfEHARDO MURPHY
Zee W. tr i-yi-Nsv
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Foreign Items.

The Queens speech, in England, seems to
have the same effect upon the leaders Of the
opposition party that scarlet cloak upon
the shoulders OF respectable female buco ic
has upon bull the one is generally i'll
written, ungrammatical. and commonly
meaning little, but still it serves as point
of attack for whole season, much as the
scarlet garment is the cause Of its harmless
wearer being impaled upon both horns Of u
living diem At the last speech Mr.
DlsRAELI had growl, and Mr.. GLADSTONE
found fault with the budget of his successor
with which there was little fault to find.
but Lord DERBY. the cleyerest man of the
opposition, was the bull par eEoeilenoe on the
occasion, aud sent his horns right through
the speeche, far rs they would 60 His
lordshp's terrible temper in debate often
carries him wrong; but when common sense
gets hold Of the reins nothing can be more
fraught with wisdom tiers clear and forci-
bic on any important subject, than His
Lordships speeeches-as witness his view
Of the duty of Government as to the
promotion Of Christianity in India, which
we shall make no excuse to our readers for
extracting bodily, when we consider the
amount Of American blood and property
that has been taken by the mutincers OF the
Bengal Army from the missionaries of this
country, whom neither holiness of character
nor innocence of conduct could save from
ignominious and cruel deaths:
No man can be more DESTROYS than myself
that the blessings Of Christianity should De diff
fused a. widely as possible; and | believe liz
doctrines would exercise wholesome influence
on minds so depraved and debased as che minds
Of the population Of India. But the more that
is my wish, the more deprecate the interven.
ton Of the government IN the matter. II YOU
wish TO place an insuperable barrier against
the spread Of Christianity in India, put the gov.
ernng body in the position Of ntervention.--
You have seen, In the case OF the creased car
tridges. with what infammatory mate ias you
have to deal; and If you mean TO render the
maintenance Of the conquest Of India impossi-
S; You n % snas as 10 eGnser the natives
ment. do not mean to say that you should
pa, we ~, snsm,ssi .m.Sn u ,inpea'nsm ~ the
are likely to be very successful but. a. private
ans;n,, a.. aa uey Nv m'' p,o,ons ahy nos...y
slightest degree, alienated the minds Of the
natives on the present occasion. BY all means
give to the missionaries. engaged in what own
seems the somewhat hopeless task Of Christian
Do IN the Administrations ~ The " soreru sU"
show that the governing body stands aloof be
tber force nor inansnre 10 nrocnra ,ha no,,n uer
sion OF one single Hlndoo. We may not he able
gree to which We have trusted than s ,nd u" 70
which desire we might It'll trust them; but
slayish .npers,i,ions. nor TO conceal onr avn
personal profession Of Christianity; though we
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SJEsYgi,-'..s IA Ne yreasss u he s.,.~,tbsy.
> sbosi ne bt a S0vssas.r, . aAfs f-d es~, .ns
shas anasr ass sssss ssost I've ys.ss' ~
DAVIS T. co,
ass27 ssa.s pix'.ty, IN
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! Is, Is r. |, |, .

hgAIFP iH Peal ks'sie hni Dsasrsi AVeni SAP erin,
~ Ntsrfnsn 'nnHatsstGtsT Tor MiBnsars Receive
eposs HeEpala,ss Leans Land Hafrsh,s and tsshsBys
bought and ,,ii. smbts smw
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NlnHtahHk sALE. heres- deiauii has been made
Vt In the rund"N ~ certain ludenttfo merge Fs
Tor thepsYmtni q the sum 81 hnudfed end h,rty
dollars and sstS cents whirh - ella med "a
be- duo a. the date al the uoita "a certain sarsaga
BEARING date -" sph DAY - January. 4 o. Ish, ADD
r,fcutrd BY Henry CorliFaH 81 asrl. county aud LEE
riWy II Ninn"Fo'h, w. Pairiek Maane ~ Tho ssn,l,
Hni Territory aforesaid and irerfiod thu o1ce OF re-
ps'"f II tiunis ut III" ceuuy ~ ~"pls ln tiaot pass
orhrk. IN
Now therefore, nauoe Is hereby given ,sl 10 unt.u.
ancr NJ roe"I 81 sale ruhsiusd ~ said ~, snJ
at the .tsiu. Ia tnoh ssd ptu,aei br piem.
isgA hHsHrth.i IN sat covered ny asih pags - vii
lhs South hali 81 he hp, hrast VHaiter DO Na,t.
qusfsf ~ 'hr Euntcts dafter nt section ~ ett,
i've as la township ano hHnat.d .na eight A borib of
rshge srBy tSn West Sili be slt ~ public s.ndus 81
the rfic" - the Register at leed ~ tie town of ,sa
t"nus ~ kHois county, and TsFipr, ats ctaI on he
WI d"t " January, iaT al he houi ~ 2o'ehsk in tho
snerNnm
hat ii ibis 81 iat Il December, ~.
4. trpsnst, AumArt lar Nnfiy4ep,
does WV PATRICK " ONE, Nur'ais oa
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\,onraAae sA1n~p,f.an having accrued T., ,n.

NORTdAoh sALk.~bsfsat having accrued IN tho
4" c"nliiohs ~ a terrain nuttgAg" by whieh tbs POW
~ II safe a the moreefcr hts assgbs th.ren
cd hss become opera I've and 40 salt proceeding al
Law haSne been ha,'ol.d 90 tho debt ~ any
part Htcot, NOE fVnnlninR CURED by said NOR gage
tha SAWS having htch Hu, rrvaded ani executed
and delivered b. John ! shaw, murEsgtr ia John Me.
Gala, nartgsgee, np the ~ day uI MAY 40 1881 al
"a "r'ok y u hosk ct N0riaescs pace ~ ,na Al
oo Witch httr is eiaHns ia bp doe Al the date ~ his
u" 20 No $40. 81 $50 i"hs'td cut tno dollars,
Vow hafstatu. Het 80 - hpfty gwen, that by tir.s
at 'hn tad poe 10 sale IA sal mortgage contained and
Ia pafsnSnnv 81 Re stsIuts ssh mad. sna tnd
All ne ttAhti Wi' in.rpAt Ctan aud demand nj -Ni
hH" hH h iaN "a tstuty n zee iik,wIhs premises
'"i's si''ao "a he tNt I'd ST. lAai county OF kaiasny
and i.ttirr1 =" Mime u.a ani oet"fhrd ftiaws 10
We luins 'ct u land stitt' "a ihtd street. II, Tho
sRtd SNy ri ~ ihu between WuhtttanI IsNt an stts,
twenty fr"t irnhtRA -ad itfa slTV,t and running al
rsh anl To sad thid street hstk SAY bus mel n
d"plh blrl h'ns b. Same l9ecv 81 sad 90 which III.
r'uipR - srH*'rd, dcrupied ~ SAID Idu ! shaw as a
hat sd req ore ct She mr ni The ,s,oan aaia tnut.
ssx" ~ 'r r % So l.a7iH a',-'n ,ir b,g hest tiier
81 ne cow. i'.,, az av aAd rsut on dc 18th
dHs 80 jAnatN tNs 40 10 a'rook IA the tifru,.,p
Ia 't'l'A the sHoaa' dat sa,l apRagp eRh GOES oi
sale
Dated This ~ iss al rfreulrt a o.. isb,
tuu$ hd'ALtA Noriuaser
W ~ W""isi t- Ahf dVu eiawhw
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nI.ia!cI -, ~ "a pI.raicr igsR1o RYoy

hIsIHICf "ut ~, al plsrRiCf. TEhRfIo RY0r
~ NIssysDfA, Hs.nsHy fDunis
Jpss h.yA sissi basst A. J. Estsr, ioln Randall;
r. Dtssis hatsy s~f J,hs fcta.iod
fen sfs Hereby soc o. sef .i.i sgatfsa Ia w.t
re rGfngia4u 10 hts se t'1 c0py shch bss - N
hisd ~ ID" pnssF q he 1rTs ~ Ibis ssf Coss.
= ~ ksinssY ed - srffs apr 81 yf's 10
ss1 Com isin - ~ sahsrIbef BIZ nnss h. Tty
- SAINT Fsui, 10 ssbi tsfrbry 4 nisHsto'., ~phn
sss'y days ~ - tha -srFra 81 Jls ~
ftSiusiss - us asy n sgFsier .nf n fs ~
Vs SAL cpnyisa o. ~ptin 10 siSrrs L. lLs .intf
10 ihas sr'i0s viii ste gsfenss aRsias ypa is
= fs9 ftsJsssrG bfsfa issfs al isfenay b.
~ ~. per cfSt PEE nun'h iier ha fsTth day vfD
e.tabsf A. - las. b. lrs tl,s ss.is y tbs setsa
nNtRBURsR
Fi.ishn's Az fbsy.
dated bee 7. 1857 iaex ~s~
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! YIN A N &. DAYTON
DEALER IN
II II a l. t. - II A II t.
LAND WARRANT LOCATOR,
oSStcs AZ ras Juscuos
SAINT Anthony and Thru STREETS
NKAs Tur rOsr OrfiC..
SAINI PAUL MlSNESOrA

RKFERgscKa,
d.. Ne" Fey. iosn l.. Ng,e'. t"q.
General Hiram, wabrdge. ,h.r,7o
Richard H. Johnston. Esq So IoS.s
Ihashrhn John RanRin. Esq
Nesrs. Mitchell Alrh. Ihs West t.g
has ~ lido. Esi Gais~a
A., hta o'.onA, i"nj ". rSmpheu, hs,
hssrs bro~n, johnson AGO 'api ortin Smith
Gar'san B,.s..aAi
lion, Edward w"lJrua Gov. " A ,iormsa
VIM. woodruff Esg "a G1v. Aiss. aarna.y.
P.a...'Jh Hon " " Hiee
Ns"rs Mason 90 Mss.r. hnrup cakes
PtHbfsae, D." Macs ab.n A EiRerina
Nathan Mason Esq
NOTICE TO CAPITALtSTsi
Grsaft'f Harga,ns IN Land srer ofer,d IN Aa,n
Itm
n. fonslnp pieces d Real Estate WI be- .dd At
TWENTY rEh tkNr hEI.ow rH. MARgstrRICns'
hVn "re, 81 Land 10 tn'feni p"f's ii Minnesota
- I,s" ~ - W, r'r h'r'. a. n, ,,,
49, "etr' "'lo'n'hs Nc 0ly OIL Paul, Minnesota.
a ~, I r.,sais Wisconsin
go Hirets Il, tho Town II Dayton. MDpesnia situated
10 Bocss the tIJ II hAynsld situated 90 Lab. gupe
-, Ls. IN pa,lo" c.hoou's Aidiu'm 10 the ony
On I.i. 90 Dayton. nlus X, Paul.
~ iei' On psy I'm ioins's Additon 70 n Paul
,, io'. IA Dayton W.rrens
= Dayton Folsr's m h. q ps,,na. 2nd 40
IS Is 10 various ,,'tlous ID he cay ol ~ raul I'm
proved 'ni &C. ml'rp,et
Warehouse, ftprs and Ten i.is at the Upper l~vc.
Ths4boys Land. l>,, viii he ii yer, Inv rate.
LARGE AiEANCt GUARANTEED
ftsn NiHs.ht' i""sed upon important Railroad
L"ANs NE1rtiAttp foR cArifALibfH,
isidng ft"ln 'weuiy - uduy .is per cent ppon
ipfnne'3u sl~rSs gwen WIN pleasure ~ -rAnsr,s n
rslais,u 2" Tam A.. 10 the I-ir'pfr, dsoa d@~iy
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BROAD ACRES.
1000 ACRES

wrhu miles ~ hfs city In tracts IN" seres
sii obAcA LiId and .npros~. on l. Z. So snA
ysar- fitue No t.ss i=tvs
HESHT HsKESTY
nov - NA~" BsAiff Ia Real ksisir ~. Paul.
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SrEATkk -Csss " tIE premises II The ras.s,iter
~ abort too anfh. aga young heller of . ysjigv
e9@ N. ssnst fesp.sied 70 prove proysrsy, pay
ehAsges sssi sss 80 swsI
FhAsCIs HENRY,
nSsa w Lake Como
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

NoR1GtuE sAtt u"fsan having been mate in
vi the payment ~ ho sm 81 fitb 20 eleven hphtfsd
hnty htc -" dp'lHrs which em"uut !. claimed ia be
be duc NJ The Hat" Of his uoce upnu certain indehlure
Mortgage erceaird aud Delivered w fbip ,ioiiAmnb
John W MAY, H. = May, " u. Sykr-. % " aykvs, A
~ Iisllr. NJ ". Halle, a. u MAJ, q ~ May and Louisa
g. Msy parties uf ne FHroni part hsif h.is sssgts
which bears dsle ltr vi ionnseuh dsy al December
H. 1853 and dly recorded half pact eight oainrt
an the SECOND day If Jane 4 u lHso, W the Reg
ter 81 Deeds office Ia aud iof n. 'oany df Ramsey ADD
Territory II Ninnos1is, In Ho"k -" 81 MmiEasrs. "a
page 90 sn proceeding NJ law bss ing beer iBA
iuted tho debt aforesaid % par thereof
Now therefore noii"e hereby sisrn that paisusnt 10
and by virtue ct possf ~ sale Ia sad Mortgage con
tsnr sni tho statute 10 such ease provided he pfenI
de,r rbsd aud embraced Ia said Mortgage ~ vi
Par ri ios and ~ IN bifk y % Hsnt Pad proper
ia saki 'oaniy bounded ~ ioilows HssinninR az ho
bert street Al point 70 twenty Hs~ feet from The south
81 SET Block No ~, thence por The line
nf Robert A cry feet thsuus fKbt angles
90 Robert street aBi parallel with bourh street liAs.
hundrod twenty fur and half fee thence au1i
parallel with Robert street nj nf,y frst thrur.
parallel With t9pfih sJ.ei li2.sl one b1odted Nsoiy
iouF aud halt feet
Together Nth all snd singular The hsrsdismsn,s aud
sppaf.nhhess hefsun,o srpsrsiunF will be sod
P1blie Vesdte 10 sssfy ani discharge The debt d,a 90
% said Mortgage win ioef-si and costs and expenses
hy law allowed al the front dSf ~ h- Court itbnse IA
his 'iy II kAibt Paul IN ssId County II Ramsey Sal
nriay ID. ii8i st.srih Day ~ January, u Isss ~
Ilpi ten p'aisk A II that day.
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NluRTpAGF RALg -DsfspH having been usdr in 'ia
All paynsti II OF i've habdfHd ssFroiy NDrh ~
10 grs fasfs The amount nor claimed - be DO 81 ~"
dss Of his nOrs, up1r certain igfs'Hfs ~ Mortgage
.Ie.usf and delivered by iishTy Haei a 4 Henry
Buei n he ,otuty II Ramsey sed 1~f'sy Of MtaBssa
"a 10 John n MAJ T. &. ysy Hpr,9a " kytrs u
Fssns Aslb.l - haiis H Hsiis tisrfsds Il. MAJ
ti.afTe " May T. g May. hesrIg ds'' ths fourteenth
Gay 1T useeubsr A 10 los asd shifh iuiy f.eS,d
sdssR Mortgage 10 iie.k ~ II sorEsss,, on psRs 81
Va Tho ses Il ne Register ~ Deeds IN snd fDr ssi tGtu
D - Nsfrs.y. tho III asy ~ JHha ~ lsiS. a. hsf
tssi sFhi Urncs the fps ~ ysit deg
rtoseAnK las having been issiilsd 10 .-ld
fsbi ~ aby pat ikFfsoi
Nos ih~f.tpts noster 10 hs'.by Tiyan bs, ~ pHfsp
epra ssd ~ sirfs ~ poser d! ssis n sad MstKsfs
rsr.tpsi st 81 ihf auls in surb PRIV dad he
prsmisss dss.t,Bsl M ssyrsEs .id eseT'I isfahy
- NH
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u aaIH fluHly fIInHfH0lnV y P'aH' % FNbFfl sFfsl
10 ssyruiy f5s fTfi ifa'n ihs sns.hlss ssts~! !.f
and Rolsr sirsss, iheBsr rDFts 'srs.L1 stSf 81
1bl tw.n'y hro fsst hs."" sasa' a. tsse. ssh.l.e
bsr .,f.ei AL psfa,si viii H9fd s,Sss IaS :.
isi ~i's Hsa,sr i.su.s -. sssys y."t: ssfstse
y.sanei rns y..::s.. ~ .:.':.sa i's::
"' Tas -d o. .s::.!. 49, :. -. .i.:s. a..
sppgrtenane hsf.shio stE~ftslains rn BE- soii a,
Prbi.c Fssips ssiafy rnd faY ~ fa'4a~ apou SAID
Haf,gsFs 9Th ,tSfsst sfa s ts- end fpensss by
s,igssd - ne .s0ui d.@,f 81 isap iisp~ ~ the Hy
4 iBt Pau g. idtspsiy e Fssn~s On fAiHrasy ths
s,ssati % dsy n IaalisfY u tRs - iN "H prass
10 ne fasfssru ~ hal asy
IONS IS Nay
T. e. NAY
y y sIgsh
rYkFE
HatiR Enr'Fsgsss.
a maze
o. NAY
~ NAY
g.. NAY
LAgPREs Htki,. Am'ys hs sorFag'ss
Dated jsrFnhsf g issi. dff" 49,
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q ROCE RS.
A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
w II oil L $ A LIE OR OC Il h
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
C0,n,r of Third q. Jlrk son sfyf,fs NJ J,a,,I

Nss I'm and To arrive large aud o1uplets sinct
'irpcerrs, Provisions. code Ware Ao ~ which the
of the Trade Is particularly requested. lUs
stock eons,sts In part of the E-sing aihoirs ~bAh
offered At the very loves market rAtrs.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-05-28

supper was grand and luxurious; the ladies
t,nay their Dresses grow less b we're too splen-
did to talk about, and on that interesting occa-
sion, carried the minds of the Impulses far into
the realms Of fancy. 10 fact, everything was
in keeping with the sublime idea which sug-
gested The assemblage, save that our perform
ance was what we intend to make the Railroad
-"EzceIsier" and reality
On Saturday, the Woodberry and Pattons-
vile Turnpike Company, which has been labor
ing under serious peeuniary embarrassments,
took advantage Of the breeze, while the spirit
of Improvement was up, 10 lett mile aud three
fourihs of the two mileo and ihreo-fourths not
graded Of their road Leading from Pattonsyille
through WoodberEy 10 Spang's Mills, with a
fue prospect of letting The balances should The
spirit continue to progress, as it undoubtedly
will, as our Railroad goes forwards We won't
get charter yet, but that don't appear 10 be a
serious obstacle
Bloomfield Furnace, as have been inform
cd by Sam M'Mullin, the gentlemanly clerk
has again resumed operations under the infa-
ted ideas of the Impulsives, and is doing very
good business. She is now in the hands o.
Ricketston, OF Pitisburg.
The wet and coll weather has proved .
fearful detrmcnt to corngrowers, but the win.
ter grain and grass ore much benefited.
Fruit Is but little damaged, yet, and if til,
prayers of the righteous are heard, it VIII no
be further dsmagod SIS.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-05-28
MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning last, at the residence
Of the BRIDES father. by Rev. r. Benedict.
DIR. DAVID +. KAUFMAN aDd Miss ANNE
NAwGLE.
On the same day, BY the sane, Dir. JoB NJ.
LYsIEGER and Miss MALINnA Knox.
With The above marriage notices we receiv-
ed nice "wcdaiug cake, ? for which the brides
and grooms have our thanks end may joy and
happiness always attend them.
On the Goth inst, BY he Rev. II. HeckeT-
man, Dir. JACOB SnrGK and Miss REBgecA
sTIcKLER, both of Bedford tp.
Ga The 4tl inst, by Rev. o. b. TbaYer, a!
the residence of Dr. John s. Potter, Cherry
Grove, Carol Co., H., DR.. j. X. EgERLE, Of
Anlboy City, lee Co., III, formerly of Hunting.
don Co., Pa, and Miss aIERAB sHipLEY, for.
merly Of Baltinore City.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-05-28
.ANTI-LEGOMPToN STATE CONVEN-
TION.

The Citizens Of Philadelphia, and of the
several counties of the Commonwealth, opposed
to the "Lecompton Swindle," and the despotic
policy of the National Administration in fore
ing upon the people OF Kansas Constitution
in defiance of the known wishes. and in sub
version of the great right of self-governnient,
and in favor of sound american policy in
opposition 10 the policy and iutrigues of for
eign governments, are requested to send dele
gates, equal in number to their representatives
and Senators, IN The State Legislature. to meet
in Convention, at Harrisburg, in the Hall of
the House of Representatives., On THURSDAY,
THE STH Day or JuLY, 4. d., 1858, at , o.
clock, 2 NJ 30 nominate State Officers, aud
transact such other business as the exigencies
n,ay demand
I}y order of the State Committee.
LEMUEL TODD, Chairman.
EDWARD McPHERsoN, Sec'y.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-05-28
DEB

On the 10Th inst, at The residence of her
husband, IN Middle Woodberry Township, Mrs.
SUSAN r., wife Of David Eshlcman, aged D.
years, months, and days
The deceased has been torn by the lu,bIcss
hand OF Death from large and admiring cir
Gle OF friends, who loved aud esteemed her whiIo
living, and in death deeply stmpatliize with
the unfortunate young husband who has thus
BY the Faisying touch Of death, had wrcucbed
from his bosom the beloved wife, tie fond moth
er, the cheerful companion and afftctionato
friend Her afhittion was short and violent.
which she bore with christian foifitule, plac-
ing her trust in Him whe ncver said, ssseek ye
my face in vain"
-sfDeath came on anlsin-
And exercised below bis iron reigll,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-05-28
For The Inquirer.
WOODBERRY "LOCAL."
WooDBERRY, May "a, 1858.
Mr. OvER !

Mr.. OVER -
Woodberry is technically dali
just now, but ideally it is waking, aud for fear
that you are not aware of the fact, | must in
form you that we have some persons here who
are decidedly impulsYe, and when the least
imaginable breeze is let off from any other sec
ton Of our glorious Union, which is calculated
to affect the mercury of spirited person, they
ego off half-coeked," ana do up things ideali,.
or fancifully for 'sfew days. As an in
stance, | would mention that a few days ago
we received information true or false, of the
letting Of the Shermau's Valley Railroad, cx-
tending into the Broadtop coal region, and
without more data, our worthy impulsiyes, and
and among the rest, your worthy correspondent,
proceeded 10 grow jrbilant over the aforesaid
budget, aud, in fact, not only iubilant but went
on in the glorious strain to build a branch a
''live railroadl' - yes, think of that from
Woodberrg to intcrscct said Jas the lawyers
say Sherman's Valley Road at,uear, or at least
not far from Somewhere in Hopewell Township.
Il CA1 Siis VIC Cdtlic 10 tbe CpuciuStOD 10 suspend
the triAing project that has heretofore engaged
all our energies; of course, you know what
am alluding to; if you do not, am sorry that
you are so far behind the age; but sir, The
Woodberry and San Francisco project never
could have succeeded, and am happy to say
that it has beeu completely eclipsed by the new
project. What Senator's Gwin and Broderick
sill think of this abandonment of their favor
ite idea, am not prepared 10 say, hut hope
they will not treat US worse than the Admins
tration treated them under similar circum-
stances. | now suggest to Bedford, since
Woodberry has left the field, to compete for
the Pacific tie great Pacific OF course i
have no desire to arouse a certain fire that gem
orally burns for the length of two whole DAYS
in Bedford, when projects of so u.uch moment
are suggested. / am willing to 60 whole
share in the Bedford aud San francisco Rail-
rood myself; just put me down
On the strength of the above well-founded
scheme, the Impulsivcs, in part, wiling to
crafty their spirits, assembled at Mr. Fluck's I
Hotel on Thursday evening. aud "got off, the
first shop of the season, and one that would /
have done honor to the mos. tasty and fastidi-
ous OF BcnBafon's pupils. Filler and his pu-
pits did credit to the violin performance, the !