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NUMBER I76.
yellow Fever In Mobile.


We extract the following from the Mobile Mercury
Of Saturday.
We do not pretend to assert that there il any ne.
ces5ary connection between these two matters yet
it il fact that all yesterday there was delicious
southern wihd tending TO promote perspiratiOn, and
that the Board Of Health reported, at night, only
half as many deaths from fever as they did for the
tTenty yfour hours previous. We are thankful for the
coincidence, If il il entitled to no worthier name.
oTFicE Or The 8oARnoT HEALrn}
The number q deaths from ystIow or hs "a hours
D. HEaSDos II. D., sse'y Board Of Health.
We take pleasure in presenting to onr readers the
following report Of the Executive Committee Of the
Can'tGetAway Club. TIE yellow fever it will he
seen, is progressing very slowly, and is yet
fined to two lGcalities- But from the annexed
report it is plain there is serious cause for alarm
The disease may spread and become general in the
city but there is no indication yet that such Will be
the case.
The Executive Committee report that since the
l4th inst twenty cases Of yellow fever have received
assistance from She Club OF which seven have recOV.
cred and been discharged, three have died and ten
under treatment.
Tea cases of other diseases have also been attended
to by the members of the Club
Thus far, no cases Of yellow fever have been
brought to the knowledge OF the Committee in the
lst ID and 4th Wards only one in the th Ward, one
in the Sd Ward and all the others in the 9Th and 9Th
/ Wards.
The undersigned would state that they have made
frequent inquiries into the health of their respective
/ Wards, and that our conclusions accord with what
they understand to be the impression Of the physi
clans, that the disease prevailing is Of mild and
manageable character and that there is cause for
/ much alarm.
4 A. Brooks, First Ward Percy Walker, Second
/ Ward John johnson, Third Ward c. J. B. Deage
Fourth Ward John Hnrte, Fifth Ward r. Cham
berlain, Sixth Ward w. ". Mctuire, Seventh Ward
JOHN h HIGLEY. secretary
The undersigned has attended the daily meeting
of the Executive Committee, and concur entirely il
the above report.
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ALABAMA ESTELLIGENcE.-From the Mobile Mer
curry of Saturday we extract the following para
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Why is a tender hearted person like a house-keeper
with little furniture Because be is easily moved.
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IN II. lt0s sE2ICsuHX o CO., ng,Rg- ..

- ,T9-I1-T-TTT, > -,
saeGs5SerSt TO- r 81 D A. A9E n y 4 4, G3 EtsyS
AR "a Ne@ gy2s fr1et my NY 9rsgn5
sApe''2i ~, n ~ - "a WARRANTED
afsg E '' - w ~ @ l W ,t...i. =,
A. n 2 @1t 'ois'ns On uA4a IAfke assortment oi
53is tl'4 t,ntf4.I,aIaa Ris,7,s tyfe.r t!racl,ers
Gut.4r t!r..E.r- G,j. irrlsg.'rs -
1gine i5r1ani Boston Craekar3 Picnic, etc., etc
Frenth }iseaits, Butter Crackers, etc.
- W. -
N AAFaSf a. AhF q y ~ .olse 81 ,
tnAal Ne u 5.u . il,olc3 RJGuEI
yphtif taa VI t5efS, " y toi' 10y @ c'
from atshess o eAoaas 'u ttseS ana cure q ehtsou
all casea, ,,,,fo,, o4,,,. .i,d NJ, Y,, -,
The unparalleled success whch TENDED d. James prAc'
ee T. Ill M enr m ia eiected hisn we're pronoanced
bis by he most @ en- ply sean afes Offering h.
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deck hand fell from the steamer Princess yester-
day morningat Grand Gulf and was drowned He
made no etf0t to save himself and his position when
seen indicated that he had fallen in fit.
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HEALTH AND RIVER AT EICKsBrRG.-Ihe Wing
of Saturday says
There were two deaths within the limits of the
city yesterday, one Of which was from yellow fever.
There were two deaths at the City Hospital both of
yellow fever.
The river came to a stand yesterday morning and
commenced recedng in the afternoon Yesterday
was one of the busiest days Of the season on the
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES

REGULAR PACKETS.
80 j, = RE&AAT7GTSsooTnEFN &A7GTs .rzF y
ARRANGEMENT of the NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS
u. $. Mail Packet Company.
In arranging starting Of their large the coming
the NJ and NJ o. Packet Company hnye decided ~
Commencing with the steamer ISGoMAR, Wednesday,
September 23 and then regularly;
MoNDAYss
Ben EramlSlin'. J. D GlaFk' i, m@ssr' Tass[
WEDNESDAY,
join Simoncis. Church master.
Eerast t. MI, Y y gt2s; ss,a @fs's5 %s.,.,
Connecting Memphis with
THE GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE
via
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And continuous railway coP9eeos through East Tennessee
rHIhABEIPn5A BEtPI9ShE
''N' V %SAlssInIN2G9TT,o,3N; ~
"i'H-'f 'PfETiERsEgR,G,,
NASHVILLE AT5ANfA nd the vrRoIyIA fFiI@8E' sFRIsds
y no0 ont FioainEt to @ b9h 63s9s1' na p,1fg naVe'
SsLooE the Nip ao5 ss6eias q Dis;a6cos v,..
-Menoh II q q
Daon-Wtsr 4 Atlantic R R. 3
Feao t Y 1ia .S H. 56
observation-disclosures 4 Tenn. Railroad %Ji
wsHfaeion Kcl Fre5.t po 4. IA
Phiafe phia-Phtl vii Bait K. 99
New YORK Camden Amboy K "
i26.
] sa losR nf s13 3e4 5 s 2s sos
is afforded for the c9nveygnc Of seyants without noyenGe
ciass i raess a6d VIDE ra6Ea comfortable Express Mat
Trains leave Memphis daily a r M passing the beautiful
Lookout and Virginia Montiqwit9 thcr pnre aeaIihgi
and nvgoring hrcezes and celebrated Sprngs-by daylight
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ssp FOR BOSTON r. GEGULAR LISE THE
R34Sa8A- All East s1jlmt packet bark Hannah ThOln-
AsszatDn, Tarr, ter, having Of cargo en-
5i5 viii have Dispatch Fnr of freight or passage
gpfS4 to GEO, W HYNS0N & CO.,
50 HHlHu street.
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Pilot t}sefd, En3eebpu9e RtscuitE, Water Crackers
Nay Bread, SuaaT Crackers, Soda Crackers,
Wine l}reli, Boston Crackers Picnic, etc.. Htc.,
Frpurh BiseHits, Butter Crackers, etc.
Amade by WHchiner the lowest market pricas, uFll ly
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CARPETS AND CUETAINs.-It is moi possible to lind
.nywhgre nlcrce esiga and eGticrnt ocs of gaos Of
ttar tst he Mrs,rs. j. D. u iotr'n
COS Me- igl snI street, Eoaro Row, Honsckeepers Hug
up the 7'er win f pl4u u2e Thing at suited e their
lrlti6a, by 5otug tbcrr See Advertisement.
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DnowynD-The Port Gibson Revetle, Of Friday
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RGwAED.-spe advertisement OF twenty-five dollars
reward for tHntsay Negro womu.
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FnR PnINT -CLMAIE-s

WlTsa FUB pDENT Cd INh-STI 1T1N
FiRsIG4s CRESCENT, Gnpt John p Carson, will leave
gaFssaaasS Mobile EVERY EVEN lNG for Point Clear 9i-
rect Also on SUNDAYS Mondays and lhnrsdays wi make
mid lv tins Leaving the city 10 ncoeE, accommodate
hose who arrive by the moruing boats. ie2i q
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
IMPORTANT FROM R4Nstg.
FIGHT BETYEE.N THE FREE SITE
.4.VD PRO-SL4HERY .NEN.

Sr. LouIs, Dec. 26.--'rhe ST. Louis Demo-
era, publishes Kansas letter 'bis evenings show
iag an increase 10 the exeitemsnt, with i ghting
ana tloodshed
On Tie evening Of tho 10Th instant, battle
Tas fought at Fort Scott, between the Free
Ssa,o and Pro-SIaveFy nca, IN whiol Eve Of tie
latter were Killed, including Blake Little, a
member Of the Lecompgoa Constitutional Con
ventiou. Many Sere wounded on both sides,
including treaty three free State men.
The origin Of the diiG alty was the appear
anco Of Clark, The notorious murderer OF Bar
Der, two years since, in company With the Sher-
ltts oficer, attempting to collect taxes OF the
Free State men, and Nezlng property in defanli
sof payment. making the prosecution uader the
rebellion law
Great excitement existed among tie Mis-
sourians on the border, nbo had assembled 10
strong numbers, and more fighting was autici
pated
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
s3ARR{H

On fhnrsiay, til 18Th nit, by Rev. Il. T.
eample, MF. RUSSELL VI. TRoUr, Of ST. Clair
! T., ADD Mss SARAH SILVER, Of Bedford Yp.
be young an happy couple have the
thpts Of the pointer Cor n;co wedding cake,
acPmpaniel witi bright yellow dollar. May
theF yoaag lives now 50 hsppily blended to
getiFr, partake Of heqaaiities Of thl4 beanti-
Fai gin, aud show nanght else but the bright
siie-fmay fheir pilgrimage through life be
long hi h%ppy-ani when ola T:me with bis
scythacomes along mag they be ready 70 en-
JOY th9felisiFieS across the brigh, waters Of
JordanF blissful streaal
~ ,if parsonage, in Frienl> Cove, on tho
,23l ulF. bg the Req G. r. HofFmer, aIr.
JAMES iE1IpLE, formerly of Mjflin Co.. to
Mrs. SUstN BtNGAuAY, OF the cove.
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LITER FRnN NIoARArGuA.

~ ALKEa AND CSE HUNDRED AND FIFrY MEy CAr-
1UHED BY COMMODORE PAULDISa, or THE FRI.
GATE WABASH.
NEW YqRg, Dec 26-l0 O'Clock, z. M.-The
steamship Northern Light has Just arrived, with
Callornil dues to the u inst.
fhs orthern Light brings two millions in gold
from California.
Auoag her pass ogers is General Walker. who
win one hundred and filty of his meu was captured
hy Commeaore PJuld;ng, OF the U. S. f.igate
"aDts4. The General is on parole. The men
were placed on board the United States sloop-of-
war Saratoga TO be conveyed L. Norfolk
he LIKE and river steamers on the San Juan
htVa been hand3j over 10 i Ssrs. Jafaison 4 Nor
gun. These steamers had been captured by Gen.
u aiker, bit were retalen by expedition from
th9 Wabash.
Fort Castillo had also been captured by Gen.
Walker, aad q party oiiiity Amerie ms under Col.
Anderson still hold possession of it as well MS the
RIVER STA J IAN. Anderson has a supply of preyis-
IONS 'or tAree months, with six pieces OF gruliery
ana an aenndnce ot ammunition.
Capt. Engle, Of the Wabash, is a passenger on
board the Northern light and is 4 bearer vi des-
patches 70 Nas;.iti9ton
The river steamer c. Morgan, seized by Commo.
dore Paalding, was put in charge OF the American
Consul at Ggeytown
The expedition that captured Gen. Walker and
his men consisted Of $50 Arn lapdea from the
!riglte Wab,sil.
Martinez Las been elected President of Nicara-
qua, and he IS making active Preparations lur m
energetlc war on Costa Rica. He has sant a force
Of 800 msa against Gal. Anderson for TIC SURPRISE
oi recarturiug Fort .stllio.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
[sEcoNp DIsp ArcH.l

LEcoMProS, K. T., Dec. 27, lS57-The
Legislature have adjouned. They pissed laws
70 submit the Leconpton Coasiitutiol to a fair
vote; : militia law; law to punish frauds At
elections, and resolutions Tor the Topeka ard
sgaiust the Lscompton Constitution we're pass
ea.
The new Governor, Gen. Dsnver. is at Law-
reAce
War has broken out in the south part Of the
Territory. Several men have been killed. \
requistion has been made on Secretary Stanton
for troops.
The Lacompt9n Constitution is to be submit
ted to the vote OF the people Of the Territory on
fbe 5ih January, in three forlas, viz; First
Constitution With Slavery; Second--Constitu-
sion withou; Slavery; Third-A Against the Con
stjtu;ion.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

FIFTY CENTS, IN ADVANCE!
We have eblnged the terms Of the BEH5oRD
l4oUrRER, from this date, . 3L5o ri an
uam. if paid il advance. Il payaeut ] net
made within ta4 gear, $500 win be 4sed.
II 4alays,l irotil afier fhs yoar expires, s., 50
win he chfrse! Thesa tertns sill be Egid'y
alhNred to il 5!l ea-ea.
All Subscription, p,il between tbs date
aol Febraari Court, on lie now year, yiil b.
considered in advance.
C'n,e ~, taen, friends, an1 .a5seiie IN
the INQUIRER; there is scarcely . laas{ u tbe
Conaty out can afford 70 Eale County paper
al these low rates.
II all oar old Subscribers, v'o are ID ebte3
to u Cor over one years sahsclpti rc viii
settle of at the rate Of $20o per eru'o, If
paid ua;il February Coart After .hs; ,ina
S250 will be charged
Dec +, 1857.
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HQUlRD lSS0GIlTl0N.
a Beaeyoleaf Ias.itfioH esfo5Ilsied b spec:df ca
aormea for fae relief Of The sick aud dis.
ircssc4, nt5irtef zrtfh Fir9Eienf end
Eaj94yass sys.ea@se
PHILADELPHIA


Eptdcmte diseases.
| ITO al persons afflicted With Sexual Diseases,
/ j slcb as sPERMhTORRHGA, SEMINEL
| EEAKNES55 IMPOTENCE. GONORRHGA,
tfLEBr, SYPHILIS, the Vice OF OSANISM,
! ., SELF ABUSE, Sc, &c.
ine HOW ARD ASSOCIATION in view Of The
awfnl destruction Of human lie, caused DF SexaaE
diseases, AMI til. deeeptions pFactisei HDon the
unfortunate victims Of sSgii diseases by Qu8eks
several years agp directed their Consulting Sur
geon IS : ClIAREfABLE ACT worthy of ilieir
name, 70 epcH DispDnsafy loy ~ treatment Of
this class Of diseases, in all their FORMS and To
give AEDIC.tl. ADTIGE GRATIS, 10 ali who
apply by letter. Fitl description Of their eondi-
tion, Gage occugation, habits ol lfe &c. and IN
cases Of extrssae poverty. to FURNISH MEDf-
CiAkS FREE OF CHARGE. Il - needless 10
aid that the Association commands. the highest
Medical skill nf the age and viii furnish the most
approved modern treatment.
tlie Directors, review Of the past feel as
sured that their laboTs in tbs sphere Ct benevo-
lent cfors, have been great 5eueGt the aflei-
ed, especially 70 the young, and they have resoly-
ed 10 devote themselves with removed zeai, tc
this very important bGt much despiscd ctise.
Just published By the Association, a Report on.
Spermatorfhaa. or Seminal Weakness the Vics
OF OuanSni, Aasturbstion or Self-Abusc. aud 9TH
ef Diseases OF the Sexual Organs. by tie Consult
ing Surgeon, Which VII I've seat by mai (in a
sealed l-tter cnveIopc,) FREE OF CHARGE, on
receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address, fog Report or treatment Dr. GEORGE
H. CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon Howard AS
paeittion. No. South Ninth street Phil4dei-
shia, Ps.
By order ef the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWEl.T4, Presiiet
GEO FAEacHI1D, Secreiary-
Dec { 1877
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Far Il, Be3aE Esqursr.
C0MN0N 81 il1oLs. 81.

SCtlAstf.N .. ~ ftts4ot y u.
TkAcakR's , CERTIFICATES, --1;ouniy llperint.
+ dents furnished igita tsg ki,is "A ffliestss
/ T'ezcher's County ant Teaeaer Fr2eR ~ The
list Kind Is intended, u stand good County
I from year 20 lolr without recxami A94. EIie
Rew clifton, issued in Ocioncr hst &rGllea 10
superssae the old one, which mas been eulled auG
cana,tt hold ~ any longer. ApTEk Tor tsis
cerlEi'ate, s.fc reqtfet not nls :il ID f4ug0aea
~ qualifications ont - he wuN siffH1n lie an
cf .eaehtag also. Tins is the vital p4 Young
teachers, therefore, canaot obtain it, tfhey haye
proven their ahi.ity TO tuac1. This Al is very
scarce IN Tie county. Most Of thoS seized here
tofore. have usen substituted ly th4oYisionAl
ole. And those s.iii boiling tas Old IfcSs;onal
one ean be enIiaeyel no oag9s apoa 4eense.
Tie second s;ini h{ve tas ,otc.e. III Efell5oaS
marked isoUn the face of Il by nmnDl No. l.
s'saitss Ferry GQ-a; z, G533: ), 6siitR Puor.
), Very iosr When a teacher IS rert5d iB =
particular urlneA be receives No. ]. ;.a Ac IS
littie ieSs tpaa Very good, iie r1c@iei 30. ?.
NoS 8. ana ), are considered rILai ic.icjeut.
Tie NUMBERS are giyeT. according 10 th agment
oi tia SgarrR,eu1ent Errors, ot 3ss ara
possible; iint when rhey do oe2ar, ,A I:asralA
Iean - lhs 81 le OF the teachef; bat akHl f1uy
one tttnE ti3at tlle error Is against h.R sec0ud
hearing Will b. grintal upon apple. Il wtlI 4
proper ex;fsm 4ti0g; bat notw IhstaA,lii Eeis, Il
has been discovered that two tetcaers ali ir.sug
byeh fvoret Gy ths supenHteLd n. ,s5cfe erased
the nunbers they receive, and pat dow ac5 as
suited rhe.r eonYenience better. Wti.S&s Is 10
10 regretted, yet il IS some sltisf,ci) luJsy
that in lie layst aHd important cliss p0cihy
formed D. tA stcAerS IN tiis e0uaty, q tico III
his 2tamn have been liSopyere. tn3 ekieatss
are always give1 ctslr paper, iati whe IS sFe
hi'Irred a60GI The place 0i tc numbers, Sdree-
tors .lBays think tAat something IS $40 I
may BE gwen IN one OF tEo bl@EcAes aiaNo. "a
., aaI, IL It's rest. Il IS not gtod 81 thas
Certificate Ue noJ presenter, wnyli apps alJn isl
tlA.e Tor ss4o0i. iEe directors seulb u1-
derstaai this AUD 10 H0l article alth se1ks G.:
they are wei satisti3a.
A very good plan ot grading the cert;ds has
ieeH adopted by most OF the boir Is ia tlaAtaty.
The best receive Ina highest wAsds. tihtfof-
eaee SHOULD be- mA!e SO gredt ihAt every acneg,
apl1ins provisional c.r,if cite, would st Auj 10
Improve himself. IN s3aie districts, No. Snlot
dad sn.flgymeat: il others 10 is cm1loys from
aecessltF. No. AND sloull acger be e6oyeI
at VI.
Il IS confidently expected that, the alrent
boards 81 If.ctJrs in til.. county viii sxca tlier
teachers wiao attend The County insut4tc
SUPLRlNTENDE
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Teachers institute,

A Teachers Institute viii be held at Bloody
"a Ran, beginning on the 2Sth Of this month-
| 40 punctual attend tnee OF ali the Teachers 10
East and West Providence, Monroe, Colarain.
Hopeweli, Broad Ton, Liberty, Bedford, Middle
and South Woodbcrry Townships. Is requested
10y the COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
Dee IS. lS57.h
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Later from Kansas Proceedings Of
she hanSaa LegisEMurt,

ST. LOUIS, Dee 24.-Tne 81 Lolis Demo-
cra' has further Kansas adviees. Fhe. .Iegisla-
tare has passed an acr repeating tbe law aulho.-
Zing the Constitutions! Conven;ioa
The a:i!iiia law has been passed By the leg
stature over tbs veto Of acting Governor Stau-
ton, and General Ilaue has been appointed with
eight Brigadiers, and i full military orgaaz J.
f;ru
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BROAD T0P COAL.
1gI REDDAssqsUYsC C0E4LFERV.

Els7FNa EEANSD 14a1sAsSJ EssS SJkAAlE a1Et i.
TEE8IE subscribers ere row engaged in shipping
4 COAL from the celeb' ated Iiddlesbgrg Bank,
by Railroad TO Hopeweil, at rs loa price IS cu
tie furnished by any other persons in the country.
Persons desiring goad article viii find 1t to
their adyant ige 20 c.ii them or on their agent.
7. u. Smith, af IInpewsl
OSD0URNE & CRESS WILL
Nnn lG-T
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Take Notice

THAT the snbscFibels have purchased ar II eury
4 Zimmerman. the following personal property.
70 wit: one Bay Mare, one Black s. age, one cl;,
aHd broad tread Wagon, which property we in
teha leaving with him during our pleasure
PIPER K SCOTT.
Pattonsyiile, Dec Is. I857.-c
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APPEALS,

NOTlCE is hereby given to the taxable inhabi-
y tants Of Bedford County, tdat an Appeal will
bell by the Commissioners, at the Commissioners
Gtlice, in the Borough Of Bedford, on tae days
specified, to viii;
For tha Townships Of Eopewel ST. Clair, I'm
ion. Mid3la aud Soath Woodberry, on Monday the
llth day OF January, next.
For the Townships of Broadtop, Liberty Mon
roe East and West Proyi ence, and Snalespring,
on Tuesday the 18th day Of january, aext.
For tie Townships Of Colsraiu, GumbpIlnd
Valley. Harrison, Loadonierry, and Soutaemp-
ton, on Wednesday the 18th dty Of January next.
For the Townships tf Bedford, Junilta, Napier,
ana the Borosghs OF Bedford and Scholls5urg, OF
THURSDAY fhl 11th lay Of January, next.
Wien and wnere all persons or corparItors, feel-
ing themselves aggrievzd ut the cauGleratio0 aud
valu ltion OF their taxatlo property and effects
pursuant to the several Actsof Assembly, are re
ncs .d to att1ad IN state theI grievances for re-
dress according 10 Iaw.
WM MILESTONE,
H. j. BRUNNER,
e. EF ans,
Commissioners.
Fl. NgooDENus, Clelk.
Commissioners Office,
Dee. 25, 1887.
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NOIInE.

LETTERS Of administration on the Estate
q John Gochenour, late Of Union Town
ship decd, having been this day granted to tho
subscriber, residing in said township al per
sons INDEBTED TO said estate are therefore nori-
nci 70 make payment Immediately, aud those
having claims against the estate viii present
them dGly authenticated f1r settlement
DAVID G0CEEN0UR,
Ex'o-
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HAMMERED IRON.

rF7IIE subscribers woull inform the public that
I they have leased, the Bedford Forge, hereto
fore carried on by John King & Co.. situate in
Hapeweh Township, where they are now manu-
f.cturing and are prepared 70 supply sll orders
for every description OF Almmer,d Iron on
tie shortest notice, and most bera terms. heir
Iron may be relied upon as beiaz Of the best
quality All kinds Of country prodace. ami all
kinds % wrought iron scraps. taaen at the high
est market prices PlPER SCOTT.
Eoy a. IS57-tf
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LAsr w0rTm aI

sFHE subscribers now have their books posted
a for settlement, and cell Upon al persons doing
business with them, to come forward and settle ~
their aeeoants Immediately. They hopt this no.
ice WI no; he ppssaa uphee9ed, as his is the frSt
tle Tor years Of business. thai similar call has
neea made. Oae of ttc firm being Row ear4eet
10 other business the business Of the firm imperd-
lively dsmeRds settlement. Eidcs OF ali kinds
viii be taken in payment for balances due.
TAILOR & N0WRY.
InnII 1888 -tc
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
gsouslas on ggae scnate -

SsoaSaas ost tEae Senate rg0a
The " Hashlngian Correspondent Of 4 In
dependent gives tie following vivid 3essAtion
OF the ''Li:ile Giant when under fin II l,oapa g.
lie Is very short in stafure, bur ok.u:l
physic:tl proportions, aside from this las Is
pstantiy 10 artrlei ;ae attention Of st.S,er.
) very large head, conneeiei with trf,a Aa.,ri
powerfully 9niIt sho!aers BY saatl. tulIok:
a chest sufficiently raeaiy to eoufuju the Fug,
q giagt, and = pair OF short, dunlI,y9 IS.
complete the physical picture Of taa sTiie
Giaa'," i W. except the broad WebJian
brow, aud tho delp set, cavcgaous c,e>Hast
>.'ar&ie url ;ew, when excited, Ike mars
isnpS aeaa.th II. 1t Is thc tremendous ki
power, lo'g7i IN ihlt perper,i.uiar presice
OF iorehead, aud s0oosiug out It's fires ntt
rs sla'isfFy eye, that hats given him tde ta
ai1auei which be viii earrY 10 his cfat-
y hen excited gal ii fa,i Gov Of drb4te. 4 h
massive head roilsa aud shakes with the enlpsi.
OF bis thought, and The huge hand iaDIs,,
until the nails indeut tie palm, Of else
broad, open uand receives the blow Of lis nj,
aad uaiieises tte ,ealeDce with a stahaiue /
port. Tie s.seat tpouis from hinprofuxeiv, /
taAs iro'a bis head Or is thrown clcar Oft
sholli iers oy Ii &c nin;eai shszas Of The h1.
as the rain '!rofs are shaken freu the tree
a storm. ADA to ibis thick bu,hy head
hair, aud restless, uneasy feeiIag, VIII
prevents his being at rest for Eve cousacuii
minutes, and keeps bin moving FROM one POI
70 another in the Sieaa;e Chamber, aud
pictufe Of the Nl1tie Giant is complete.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

On Thursday night, OF last week, woman
named Merca, was burnt 50 badly, By the ex-
posiou Of a huidiamp il Philadelphia, ,tbat.deata
Ausuea.
Gen. Shields ana Henry VI. Rice wiljpro-
badly be elected us. Senators from Minneso-
81.
-Goyeraos Packer has selected Hon. VII
liam N. Hester, OF Roadiug, as Secretary os
tLe Commonwealth
The Speakers OF the q. S. House Of Rep
resentatiYes receives twelve thousand dollars
for each Congress, bes3 es his mileage. Each
Senator and Representative gets six lhousaud
dollars for each Congress, and mileage.
The meuIbers seats in the new House Of Rep
rescntatiyes at Washington, cost seventy dol
lars apiece, and the desks ninety dollars apiece.
Rather high price for economical s.Democr4;y''
to give ia times Ike these