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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08
Bedford County, 81.

I an Orphans Court held at dford, in and
Il for the County OF Bedford, the 18TH day Of
November, A. d., 1857, before the Judges of the
said Court
The petition of FR. JORDAN, ESQ.,, onc Of the
ExerHtprs of Philip Compiler, deceased WAS I'D
and filed, setting forth that Letters festamentary
wefs issued Oh thc 18th ~ November 1853, 10
petitioner ahd Alexander Compiler, the estate
of said deceased that he I'll ID account Of his
sfBGpistrltjon. wbishw ss confirmed by this Court
no assets hlvo come to his hands 81 ce, tta' his
co-Executor beiag rcsiiusIy l'gttee, is the proper
person to settls up said estate, aud priying to be
discharged his eiRec as Executor aiofesui-
Whereupon, On Motion Of A. KING, ESQ, the
Court grant Rule upon tho heirs and al other
persons interested in said estate to be and appe,r
at an Orphans Court be hel at Bedford, in
and for said County, ON the IN! Monday, 9th day
of February. next, aud show cause if any they
have, why the said Fr Jordan, ESD, shond not
be discharged from his Office of Executor, as
aforesaid.
BY the Court
IN TEsrIaexY WHEREOF | have
Ts@r nSl hcrenuto set my hand aud the seal
al EsSAnsW of said Court at Bedford, the 18Th
SsysTy4SssS day OF November. A. D.. 1911
D. NASHABAUGH, Cls,k
Tan 1S18.
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pRoF. WOODS HAIR REsroRA

PROF. WOODS HAlR REo IUhAs
TIVE.--In our sdvcr isiog columns is to be
fouud an advertisement Of this popular restora-
tive. Ne know nothing Of lis merits save what
VIC read, but that is sufficient, particularly when
we see such testimonials of its efficacy as the
following, which We clip from tic Ottowl Free
Trader;
s.Having tried successfully sundry highly
recommended 't.ir tonics' an our own half de-
nu,ied crown. We abont lost ali conf lence IN
nostrnms OF ttat sort, until a week neo We met
a distinguished politieian Of this State, when
VIC had seen three years ago with tam bair, and
as gray as a rat bul now boasiing as tiae n
head of hair as one ceull wish. We Gemanded
the secret Of his improved appearance, when
he readily accounted for il by ascribing it TO
the virtues Of Prof.. Woods Hair Restorative.
We shall try that next.-[Rocs River Demo
crat.-For sale by Dr.. Harry.
" IF you have a sore or painful disease, go
aud get bottle of DU YALtsS GNLVAN-
&c OIL, and YOU will not rue the yoa will
purchase more; this has been the ease, aud Will
be so in time to coma.
For sale by b. F. Hurry, and +. G. Reanier.
B .tlford. William Lysingcr. J. b. Farqahlr. and
aiI county nercbanis. :.
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MiRaIED.

On Thursday, the 3lst ult.. by the R>v +.
Benedict, Mr.. Andrew Roighart and Miss ST.
rah MILESTONE, both Of BedFord Up. k
On Tuesday, the Doth u!t., by the Rev. Jo-
scph Ccrrel. SIR j. E. Black, Of Napier, Up,
and Miss Mary L., daughter OF Mr. George
Dell, Of Friends Cove.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08
HAMMERED IRON.

frs clrried On fS y5ha yhaR RgrF U.s. sh9a
Iiopewell Township, where they are nov tntn'i-
Occurring, and are preptred to suppif all Orders
for every d sc. iE,tion Of hammered Iron, OIL
the shortest notice, and most liberal terms. Their
Iron my be relied upon as being OF the best
quality. All kinds Of country produce, aud all
kinls O. wrought Iron scraps, taken 1t the high
est msrisei prices. PlfEk oCoii T.
Nov 97 1857 1T.
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TO PERSONS RAISING CLUBS.

TO PERSONS RAISING CLUBS.
To any ono raising us Clnh Of fee ner
subscribers, cash in advance, $3.50, we will
send oae copy ofour paper, one year, gratis.
To any one raising US a club Of fen nep SUB
i:cribers, cash in advance, SIS, we Will send
one copy Of our paper, two years gratis; and a
ProportionablSlength of time Tor larger cla bs.
Goule on, friends, now is rhe tune, these long
winter evenings, and under our reduced terms,
10 raise US large number os new subscribers,
We advise all in want OF a good paper, to sub
..ribe for the BEDFORD INQUIRER.
We will furnish PETERsoN's MAGAZINE and
the BEDFORD INQUIRER, both, one year, for
$500 fFakdvance.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08
INpoRTANT TO MILL OwN IRs.

vITooDWARp'sim improved Smut and Screen
Nv inn NJ achines. Mil ashes, Bel.iha Cloths.
,,la Rr.s,, busters of she improv ed piHf,,
Mil, Screws, CaTn and Coz Grinders. Patent
bridges for Mill Spn,dles, Portable Mills, var
r,nts,i 10 grind ten bushels per hear, Mill
I,uns ana N;H Bnrrs msdc To order Also,
S,nger's Patent C"rn hlln ana 1rsh Ffyef-
!. ,at,,.tle inxeaticn The aoexs artices axe
Ken, c,,.s.anliy. ON hand, and caa te obtained
=, NJ say ,ime. from s. ID. ERoAD.,s,
se5eIlsi,nYs, Bedford Countg, whe is ais" the
aseat for Bedford, Somerset, and adjoining Coun-
| les. Ia. .
| and on the mostreasonAhle terMs, sa.s.si
February Is. 1855. g. elF. - n,
sIecoRMlCK Reaper and HeMsi for I, sale
III IN s. d, BROAD,
/ i Sehcllsburs, pa, aseu; Cor Blair and BEDFORD
rrbr<uy Is, 1856.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08
BRAiD TOP COAL.
ERONI FIDKpT. T.E,SEslIRG COa.afERY. !.

rEsHE subscribers are now engaged IN shipping
H. COAL from the celeb. ated Ri'sdleshfffg Bank,
by Railroad to Hopewell, at as los price as can
be furnished by any other persons il the cnnhtfy
Persons desiring good articla will fad II 70
their advantage 10 cell then their agent,
T. NJ. Smith, n iIopewel.
oSBoURNE & CRESSWELL.
Dee IL IS57-3tn
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rstaii, or lnsnp,, llunt. dec,d

II FILTERS OF Administrator having been ant
! A cd l.y the Reg .trr of Bstf,rd County, TO The
aeerrsigacl npo tns, Estate Of Iosep, Hunt, late
Of Cunba-llll Valty T T'wnsaip. dccd--3i pet
cons know M chem, lses inlsae n sud dece tseh
a, hereby go lestei to IA ike imn,efilts r. M cn
and those hIyng aecsu ITS or cl inns ag last stlh
Estate 10 nesgns tliem properly authentic ltei For
s.ttlsm mt .ithcr to she ard .esglel Atmnis tra-
trx AZ the .te residence o. th, dscd, or 10 the
r,iersi IN. / Admnistrpt'r. rest ling II Betlord.
MARIA INT. a m aistr ,trir,
S. ilADEBaT5H .4l'ni ,is'rttol,
Of The Estaic Of Joseph Han', deed
Jan. /, s58-f., ~
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IalSe Notice

nHAT the subscribers have purchased OF Henry
| Zimmerman, the following personal properly
TO wit; one Bay Mare, one Black Mare. one 81,
and broad tread Wagon, which property we ID
ten leaving with him during our pleasure;
PIPER X SCOTT.
p,ttonsyiu, Dec 49, 1876
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08
NOrilE.

LETTERS Of administration on the Estate
of John Gochenour, lAtc of Union Tewn-
shin. dc. d, having been tbs day granted to TN,
subscriber, resiling in sia township, nil per-
sons inletel to said est ,te arc taereiore noti-
ie,i TO make payment im'neiiates!, ana teSse
,,,i.o cI,ims against the estate Wi. present
them tluly authenticate { II settlement.
DAVID GoCHENOUR,
Ex'or.
Nov. u, 1s57.-'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

D. OVER. Esq Sir:-The House has Just
been organized by electing A. Brewer Louga-.
kcr, Of Montgomery, Speaker, over Thos.
Struthrr., the Amarican Rar,nhliean candidsto,
as follows:
a Brover Longaker had 67 votes,
Thos Struthcrs, %
g. Nelson Saith, g
De Lornaa hIihrie,
MIR. Longaker, on taking the chair, made
short, but very appropriate speech, after which
tie members were sworn in.
After the usual Resolutions. Capt Jacob
Zeigler was unanimously elected Clerk, when
the House adjourned until Tomorrow morning.
They have just organized the Senate BY
electing WIN. n. Welsh. of York, Speaker.
Welsh received 81 votes.
D. A. Finney. IL
After the usual Resolutions, adjourned.
Tho Message will be delivered Tomorrow.
IBID.
IA Pleasant JoB-The late Abolition
Know Nothing Congress contracted debts TO
such an enormous extent that the Government
is comueled 10 make loan lin the shape Of
Treasury notes. to pay them. 1t must be a
pleasant Job, indeed, for thc present Congress
70 right the wrongs. perpetrsed BY the Aboli-
tionsts when in power" y BEDFORD Gazette.
That's rich, rare. and racy. The fellow
must think his Locsfeco readers are such igno-
ramuses that they will gulp dowa anything be
saws, no matter bow far his assertions may be
from the truth. The last Congress Abolition
sud Know Nothing, But we presume the
writer, Mr. Myers, ought to know, for al the
lime of the election OF that Congress, and dur
Ing its sessions, he was at different times q
Whig, Know Nothing, Republican, and a
Lccofoco. The last Congress was not an op-
position Congress. In the Senate there were
nearly two L,ccfocns to Que opposition, aud
even in the house, no party had the minority
being divided into Locofocos, Republicans and
Americans. Islhe last 'sCongress contracted
aebts 10 such an eaormous extent TIA. Tie Coy
srninent is eolapel.od 10 ,iske "a loan fa tue
shape 0: I.easury n3tesl'o p,s tbem,'' whose
fault is il hu. tiie hoeotecos-, M, had the Sem
afe--thc House belh ,atyi'l --add The i'rcsi-
dent, who had the vsfo powerl Il Won't de-
ny again, NJ. Ms{css,s apd account for tue
Gorqaa=e,a sAiapiasters' in some other way.
.sfslasss ssria y4a - ~~.s--s As-s
NAaRew hsC sPEg--ssk hdrre@T escape oc-
eaqca at ihs. l5p5qs ipqsq " oiu 'flFiea9, All Rqpr
on Monday evening isst. Willie filing faid
lamp, the wick inside canght FIRE. ana tbf
lamp e. plodei, tue fud running down on the
carpet, and setiieg it on fire. 4 young lady
visitor, who was in an adjoining room, ran
iu to aid 10 ex'ingui,hius il, but willie 50
doing, the skirt Of her Aress caught, aud m a
moment she was in fames She had the pres
tnce of mind TO run iuto the enirs, throw
80
heiseif on TIE 1i5oF, and tuck re: dTess aader
her, thus ,stietherihg the FIRE, after the skirt
was nearly consumed. The fire il the room
vas soon cxtinguished, and pot much damage
vas done. Persons should be careful with
these dangerous iamns If thng will psa tb..e
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08
Turnpike Election

A Election for President AMI six Mlnagers Of
n the Somerset ami Bedford Turnpike Road
Company. will be he'll 1t the house Of Joshni
Palmer, in Somerset County, on the lst Aondly
of January, next
BENJAMIN KIMNELi, Pres't.
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TaE GOLDEN PRIZE.
EW YORK ILLU sTRAFED WEEKLY
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4
THE NEW YORK fLLU sTRAFED WEEKLY
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One Of The largest aAi best literary papers Of The day
An imperial gurto, containing eight plsesy or
forty colnmnS III ch0i &c reading m ttter lch ek
TERMS OF sUBSGRIP rI0N TWO DOL
LARS PER YEAR. -
and a Gif rilL be preseatcd 10 edcf subscriber M
,nsiiateiy on receipt Of The subscription Nancy
from 81 to 10000 In Goid.
TO CLUBS.
3 Copies for year $500 $500
" REAp-READ-READ-REAn.
TIE LIST or GIfrS-tiIFrs,:GlFTss, s:oa s. :, 4,
PIX i1 E P,,sa5 s%nt'9s Edqsr English Hunt ''0 '
ing ,sed Watches, loo Eacn'
a5 Coli Watches 50
ioo 50 90 't
ago Ladies' &c IS
loo Silver Hunting ,sed Watches . :.
$40 $40 Gola ysst and Guard AMI Fob
''C C,,ins In,' s9' 10 to 80
snH1 t,,l, IoclSeis Ito 10
Gil Enas-Ear Drops-Broaches
Rr.lst -Smls-Csff Pins
81 eve B .ttonS, &c &c 10 $40 Eacn.
Immediately on receipt of the subscription mo
ncv, the subscribers nime viii he chtere1 upon
,,}tr snbscri,tion book, oppusrea nunibr. aai IN
rift corresponding with tn number WI ne for
warded TO his OF her al iress ny ia4il rr express
pPll psl,Irtss B BeCgkT * COMPANY, PupmsuEas.
4s aud 40 Moff.t's Butliinss
hxw YORK.
Speci,nen Coaiss Sc free.
t. 8i,t, IF aths saaks takea tiqf pass earren
i 81 ste state, rom ,oheace tRey arc sent Fosiag
! ,iqa.Ds rrc also receiUet.
! itSc 10 lSj7.-sit
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nigidea !.

Dividend was declTed on the 10th of Nov
r. ember. last, of one per cent, to be paid b.
Jacob Musser, Treasurer
BENJAMIN KlMMELL, Prest.
Dec. IS, 1850
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

AND DENVER roo9-- The Kansas correspond
eat OF the Mlssoarl RepuJttcrA, Bucbalan
organ, says that Denver ii proves all the othcial
acts Of Walker aud Stanton, even to the call
ing of The Legislature. What viii Mr. Bachan-
an think OF thlsl
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

A stbesetspn for chapped s'nj'S and iacrs,i y
N coming ~, we advise oar irlends 10 ca'l on
DR.. Harry, At TAG caeap Drag atose, anu se' =
hos IF B4sia.s AmAn line FOR prevention and
car, of ci,ipped han,is. oniY 81 ! per box
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08
NV NNa "a .,

A y active aud welI qu ,lif d salesman on pos
"A assing the ,.cccss ry qaal AMI car
bring un toubted references, Is 10 c'lT'ctcr, lher
cln;lls h,liiis, &c.-miy ar OF stdatila by Al
pic ,ti6n 10 the Editor Of t.,!s plper-nn ineXpsri
enced assistant need apply.
Jan. L 1858.
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" MT EA YAT ra~ Hc mDo

A N Apprentices to lcarn the Printing Business.--
Il One firm the country, and from teen TO sew
cnteen years Of age preferred. Apply at this
office.
Jan. g, 1853.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

u The dispatch oy which tue gallant Have
lock conveyed the Inteiigenee Of us last sue
cess ia IGdla was good. Il ran thus:
DEAN CANNING ! Lst'aii our past misior-
tunes be forgotten, isf we are IN Luck now.
Ynlrs. HAYELOCk.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

ALABAMA.-Pne 5iestapa announces that This
Edtfatl Dsinetr3tie State has listiEel tie . aux
suspension 4Mis tie l9ta ef S1gemoer Aiso
tt South Caroni and Georgia. u ~ t9s H. zei tne
slispoiisi IN of theif banks, bui to what 1lne is not
stalcl-Wdsi. Il pas.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

ACQUISITION or CuBA.-The usually we'll inform
ed ashingson correspondent OF the New ork
Courier aud Enquirer mas receiyet evidence tiiA'
the negotiation iVr tiis acq lIsi;lon of Cap@ h"'
l,,,en renewed, aud that n IS heeu nlIied 50
enrnJus is to stag 81 evssI ClstiliLa piiIe, IL
view oi tn; necessities OF Sptia-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

the Administration plplrs have iouni mans
FOR tnos,, Its oIGlo - ..ll9ctlis plt.y, "i1 'r1
gniag. iasene way Oh D5tslts Ray 80 iiV' ''sosS
q or sr..t,s,s', OF .,trAitofs '--5dt, =. IN.
Teaaer-fosa Democracy" That val do.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

ohy sicians prescriptions carcfuiis eaHi'ou,,u' M
l Ell. AZ all hours Of tue day or night, ~ pr;
HarrS's, Drug Store
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

A friend Suggests that the administration
should cashier Capt Chatard OF the Saratoga,
because he dad'nt arrest Walker, aud Com.
Paulding, of the Wabash, because he did. That
woulI be even-handed justice, all round.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

THE s,bscribers take this method OF informing
the onilic tn L they will continue tbs business 81
merahln Using at the old stand, and hope oy srlet
'tth, ~, to business to receive liberal share OF
pgbiic pltronage. 49,,
H., have remoeleed the H4pewe MIL and are
now ready to grind all kinds Of grain Tor winch
the h chest price viii be paid.
BARNDOlLAR & EYERHART-
Hopewel, Nov. 6, 1851,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08
FOUNDRY AND MAMiAE SHOP!

VVtNDAaH HND MhVAAANA @hVk .
THE subscribers having Termed partner
ship under the style of sspck Ashcom" Tor
the purpose of c )nductng general
FOUNDRY AID MACHINE
business in the estallillne mt recently erected
by Gilard Dock, in Ppe"sll, Bcdferd -coun-
GasTINGS1 .4Nb HcHIgERY Of every de-
senltion. They wi i, bull s to order sfean-en,
tlreshins maclii,s-a!so, casting of every
kind for furnace fnrges, saw, grist and rolling
mills, ploughs watei pipe, columns, house
honts. Lrsckct.&c &c.
Th.y are aD, now making fine assortment
of STOVES various kinds Of the latest nat
terms ami ,st approved styles, including sew
eraI sizes COOK STOVES of the best make.
heating sses for churches, offices, barrooms.
&c.
tu assortmest Of Stoves win be kept
consts1y on hand, ,pd S, Id at Wholesale ana
retaiitd Tied equal to the Sss ss'aes, aha qnainy,
w'rT,s Snsry OF all kinds repaired pr0lNtke.-
ps.erns made to Ofas'' G1LLIARD DOCK,
c. w. ASHCoA.
" q 1887
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

GUNNER ARRANGEAENT- gdon
- aud Broadtop r. r., On and after Mon
day, March p, 1857, tEo passenger trains a
dlF eacls way, (eycept Sgnday,) will run BE-
tween Hopewell and Huntingdon. Il,
Leaves Hopewe.1 at IL Is P. ~, and 10
+. M. M
Arrives at Hopeweil at g 40 A. NJ, and 40
+. m.
Connecting at Huntingdon with trains tor the
East and West ON Penra X. X.
TH0Ss r. WEERMAN.
SuPf.
Huntingdon, Feb. 26, 1857.
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A!!sgill5 III lDi.lAlCl0ss.

A TT, ,etors prosias to the year ls51. are
A hereby notified TO settle and square mp taeir
.,,Y,fcAtcs ON or before the lst d,y OF Janufy,
u,st. Prose lelin1uents after that day VII ne
,,rocsedca against ilime atly without respect 20
persons Pressing circumstances render this course
imperative. s :,
Collectors of 1857 are also required to pay II
as much as possible by that time.
By order of the Ccmnissien'Ts
~ s ILL., NICoDEMU5, CLERK
Commissioners Office, Dec. II, 1851. sisis
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DISSOLUTION.

TIE partn, rs ip heretofore existing and trs-
ding under tn, firm oil ,rndollar. Lowry CO.,
and Eyerhar;. AS com x c. has this'iay been dis
snlyed bv mututl consent The books Ac., are in
the hands of Barudollar X Eyerhart, who are a,i-
tboriz.d to settle all accounts If tie old Isfn.
G.R, BARNDoLl AR,
J. + LOWRY,
C. w. ASiiCJM,
J. g EVERHART.
! : -a.A
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

The "Jaines Buchanan is Ihe name of a
slave schooner that has just landed cargo oI
slaves or the coast OF Cuba. The name was d
delicate compliment. The slaves should DC sen'
to Kansas
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

vsUsIC x MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
"a Pianos, Melod, ons, Flutes, Gnitars. Brass
Horns, Clarionets, Drums. ETC., ofvarlous manu-
fieture, always ON hand. Bands saFplict It city
phoiesale rates. Ne Keep always on handa full
assortment Of ali the new and fashionable music,
which we nail al our erpense to any part of the
country.
n. q. Music arranged to order.
SHRYOCK & SMITH,
Chambsrsbarg.
March Z, 1851.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08
APPEALS.

NOTICE is hereby given to the taxable iahabi-
~ tants Of Bcdtord County, that an Appeal vii.
bel by the ,mnSSiouers, at the Commissioners
Office, in the Borough Of Bedford, on tne days
Specliicd,ste wit
For The Townships Of TTopeweli, St. Clair, Un-
Jon, Middle and South Woodbeny, on Monday the
llfh day Of JanG ry, next.
For the Townships Of Broadtop, Liberty Mon
roe. East and West Pr,yi ence, and Snakespring
on Tuesday the 18th day of January. next.
For the Townships Of Col.rain. Cunibeillnd
Valley, Harrison, Londonderry, and SoutlaInp-
ton, on "Wednesday the 18Th day Of January next.
For the townships Of bedford, Juniata, Napier,
and the Boroaghs vf Bedford and Schelsburg, on
THURS lay the l4th dty of January, next.
When and where all persons or corporators, feel
ing themselves aggriey.d at the enumeration and
yaln dion Of their taxable property and effects.
pursuant to the several Acts Of Assembly, re-
qestest 10 attend Al. state the.i grievances for
dress according to law.
WM. MILESTONE,
H. j. BRUNSER,
yr e. EVANS,
ComrsissioRsrs.
II, NTcoDEMus Clerk.
Commissioners Office,
Dee. ., 1897.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08
RABn1 EIalzea sud, J. lara to God one DAY

RABBt Emlzga said, :. fura 70 God one day
before your dea.l.' Lis disciples said, ''iio~
can a in.n Know The d4y Of ft.i deatls H''
answered them. 'sfueretofe should YOU tulh to
God 10 dIy. Pefl.ps yuu may DIE Tomorrow J,
,thus, every day would pc ruri.lo5et IN turning
10 Him." ff1ts.k
Hes. FaANcIs W. PlcXENs, of South Caro-
limi,i.as bfen noa,luaicl !, the Senate Tor the
MISSION at s.. Fntcrsbargh, and not Af Buyii-
auaa 0f Mars 5lauI, os sas r9lnored.
We perceive i,y tue Buston Jorrnal, that
Sepator Sumner fluids himself lifected Injurious
Is bs bis attcgdautc on the dsblt 5 in congress
4ud that he intends visiting the North tor .
brief season. 3sFts
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

A4TALi4 and BLAND PAeERs--pF- -. I
w Harry is our ageni f1r .tnis ncccsssss!
..,;cla py cilline at his store, 5epr patrons
iii se,. SAMPLES OF our papers. Wfhnyein mace
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