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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

CLOSE OF TUE SEssIoN.-The Penusylys-
MIA Legislatu re adjourned on the l4sh inst
Messrs. Williams and Walker, the representa-
tives from this district, have made very careful
and attentive members, and their constituents
are satisfied with the course they have pnr-
sued. The Harrisburg Telegraph says:
"Bucks, Beaver aud Lawrence, bedford and
Somerset, Centre, Chester, Crawford aud War
rem, Huntingdon, Blair, Indians, Junata, Sny-
der and Uuion, Sehuylkill, Lancaster, Leba-
nop, and several other counties, have All had
their faithful members, and if the people cnn-
suit their own interests, they will return al Of
them"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
ANTI-BUCHANAN DEMOCRATIC CON
VENTlON.

The Convention of the anti ti-Buchanan De-
mocracy, which met in Harrisburg, on the 18th
inst, was numerously attended. Alex. Nc
Kinney, Esq, Of WestmorelaBd, presided, as
sisted by numerous Vice Presidents and Sec
retaries. Speeches made by John Hick-
man, COL Forney, Judge Knox, and others
Many of the cid and leading men 10 the party
we're present, and took an active part in the
proceedings lengthy address and series of
resolutions were unanimously adopted. These
resolutions repudiate the platform and csndi
dates Of the March convention. A committee
of Sc was appointed as State Central Com
mittee. Col. Forney is Chairman, and we 10
tice that Wm. j. Baer, Esq, of Somerset, s
on the Committee as member from this Sons-
torial district. 1t has power to cali another
Convention, and nominate ticket if they deem
it necessary. We notice from the Press OF the
18th inst, that the Committee are caled 20
meet at Altoonas on the 4th day Of May, nex:,
10 prepare for the csmPaign.
"Occasional," in the Press, unisr da.s Of
Washington, April II, has the follosiug
"The President is ~ no means Satisfied that
the Convention Of Democrats. held at Harris
burg last Wednesday, was failure. knoS
that he has hsarci The truth from mare thau ona
of those who we're present AMI sav What vas
done. The Presiirus is getting tired of being
cheated by courtiegs lie has believed them
implicitly before be refuses to trust them now.
General Bowman. OF the Uaioa, wbo is, IS you
know, very emrty- beaded and violent parti-
san, a man Of snail intellect, Of narrov IDEAS
is excessively Indignant at the Harrisburg
Conveatiou, and threatens TO prepare series
cf wood-ouls. after ;be style f his old Bedford
coanty rooster, 30 express his feelings. He
visits the President tlidaily, and bega for eai-
,orials from every faithful follower Of the ex-
issing dynasty, showing, BY his industry, that
he is resolved to externinate all the rebels
The President manages The paper himself,
reads over the editorials, and gives directions
He will pay very literally for soaps. He will
reward all toadies we'll il they will bring him
facts; and if only you could send him the head
of Hickman or Knox, on charger, he would
forgive you al your manifold transgressioos
against his new GOSPEL"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
BgDF Ord INQUIRER.
Chief Justice Wheeler spoke as fellows

GDief Justice u heeler spoke as fellows
an certain that ] speak the sentiments OF
the melnbers Of The court when say:
We sincerely participate in the sentiments
expressed at tho bar. Ia this bereayinsnt this
court and the profession have sustained great
and irreparuble loss The deceased was :nt-
mstely connected with us in official. profession
al and personal relations. fle bore TO os oore
tl4n tie relations Of an officer of the court and
one in the FIRST rank of the profession WHO dis
charged every dnty with ability and fidelity !;
he was endeared t. Us by the kindness Of bis
heart and the moral excellence Of bis character.
he was an esteemed and valued frieGd. Ln the
suddenness of the bereaVement we are sensibly
impressed with the truth that sin the mist OF
life we are in death" In the prime of life
and with every promise of long career Of
usefulness aud honor with every ythiog TO con-
tribute 10 the enjeymen, of the present anf
gid the future with bright hopes, he has been
suddenly stricken down Bot the valuable
services he has SO veil rendered the court, the
profession and the cnunhy, will remain en-
during monuments of bis ability, learning and
industry. His memory will be cherished wirh
sffeetionate remembrance BY oil VIDE knes him:
especially by those assembled here TODAY, who
snew bim we'll and intimately. TIE members
Of rho court aud The tar,-ali to whom the
LIE, caarac:cr and services Of the deceased
we're known, lament his loss, and viii be re .d =
with their Offering Of public respect or personal
affection ia bestow upon his tomb
We cordially unite with the bar paying this
tribute Of respect 70 the memory Of NJ. Hart
leg, and Will direct the proceedings Of TO-DAY
to be placed upon the records Ct the coGrt az
lasting memorial Of our respectful end affection.
ate remembrance
Resolutions adoptes By the Bar Of the Ciy of aas,f;.
Iera', on he Deafh y Olirer c. Hrady Esg
Rssoired, hat while we bow with reverence Il,
the dispensation Of Providence, that has suddenly
removed from among us, in the prime of his man
hood, our esteemed friend, Oli.er C. Hartley Esq.
oi daWeSton, who, as citzeI', a soldier. as
member OF orr Legislature, as the Digester Of our
Statutes, as one of the Commissioners for framing
our CSdes, and as Reporter of the Decisions OF
cur Supreme Conrt, had 50 conducted himself as
to cause all to feel that in his dealt. our State has
sustained ioSs-we cannot fUrbear as body,
publicly to express our regret at his 1.eease.
fesoIred, hat we tender 0ir cIrdial syTnp lthi.s
to his afflicted family and TO his friends
IN this and in his NATIVE. State.
Resoiped. That the United States District Attor-
ney. for the Western District of Texas be, ana IS
hereby requested 10 present these resolutions in
our behalf, aud 70 move that they be spread upon
the records OF The Court, ami that tn. newspapers
OF this place. and OF Galveston ana Tyler, Tcxas
and also OF Bedford, Pennsylvania, be desired to
puoiish them.
GE0. ". PAScHAT., Chairman.
". J.. RoBARDs
r. W. CRANDLEK. Seer taries.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

g. " Bowman has issued tie frs: number
OF bis paper under the name of tho "Consriiu-
iion," but tho old stencil viii still stick to il,
nevertheless IL will be remembered that the
said Bowman came on here last fall to engineer
Wilson Reilly through, but who, in consequence
OF Bowman's beng here, ran less vote than
he did two years before, and was badly beaten
Bowman to secure vote here, sUore that no
considered Bedford his residence, and that as
soon us he quit the Office of Superintendent of
Public Printing he intended coming iere TO re-
side! His vote was taken, he has resigned the
Office of Superintendent, aud hired newspaper
in Washington. Does he intend to make his
oath good, and VIII he como back again mex,
fall TO votei
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
ID. oyER-EdIsor and Proprietor.
STATE CONVENTION.

The citizens Of Philadelphia aud of the sew
eral counties OF this Commonwealth attached
TO the Peoples party, and all others who are
opposed to the unwise and extravagant meas.
ures of the National Administration, are re-
quested to send delegates, equal in number to
its representation in the General Assembly, to
a Convention to be held at HARRISBURG ON
WEDNESDAY THE 9th OF JUNE, 1859, to nom
mate candidates for Auditor General and Sur
veyor General to be voted for at the General
Election 10 next October
HENRY NJ. FULLER,
WM B. MANN, Sec'y, Chairman.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
lETiT L[ERnRs

Peter -anaick, John Ahlsta,it George Il. B,e.
deilr' phael Beeel", john Btfiuger, Sr William
hoNits. Peter Barton, John G.. Calhoun. Pbilin
Clark, Willhdii chenovitb, William Dickea m
- rsuch joseph Hickman Geore.. Ici~s. Dr.
Barns, Levi McGregor, Shannon Mallin. Isaac r
Mock, Joseph Morimorc, Mathew NJ p4ef1-s
dteTse Potts, Rob # RlIston, John Riley. Enh.
berger, Samuel SiiscfS 3osiah Smith Ph,, SI1r;
ner, Robert NJ. Taylor, Cyrus Nay, iiliam Wlat.
stone, David Matter. George Whip, JrsSe viii.
Adam Heavcrlug. William =. Young Datid Zjn..
mes.
April 10, 1859
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
ANOTHER AVALANCHE or TfsE
EsE9PaE!
L0gOF0CoiSM NOWHERE

There have been num5~I Q. elections held
during the past few weeks. Tho Opposition 10
the Administration bare ''swcpt lie platter
clean" in all except Brooklyn N. Y. aud thar
city would have undoubtedly gone the srme way
but for TIE Navy Yard at taat poiut, paeked
With Federal clice holders and employees, ere
atures Of j. b. We annex the results as they
have been received by telegraph.
RHODE ISLAND In this State the Amer.
lean Republicans have also achieved complete
triumph--elccIiug their candidates for Cover
nor, Secretary of State and Attorney Goueral.
As Rhode Island requires m ijoriiy of all the
yetes pniied 10 elect, there is no choice tor
Lieur. Governor and State Treasurer, though
the Republican candidates have large u.ural-
ity. IN the Eastern Congressional District
there is no cheice. The vote stands, Robinson,
Aineriean-Republican, 3,797; Davis, Republ-
can, 2,422; Arnold, Democrat, 1882 Rob
insop leads at every town but two. In the Wes-
tern Congressional District, Brayton, who was
supported by the American Republicans aud
the Republicans, is elected. The vote is, Bray
ton, 2,946; Antbony, (Denl) 700. The Orpo-
sitlon have both Houses of the Legislature By an
overwhelming majority
SANDUSkY, o., elected the democratic
city ticket and Republican Council.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, elected Republican
city officers and a Republican ConIci-a gain
from last year.
kEOKUk also went Republican.
INDIANAPOLIS elected the entire Repub-
lican ticket, by an increased majority over tha.
of last year..
SPRINGFIELD, the capitol of Illinois,
elected Republican officers, by 100 to 200 ma
jority.
PORTLAND, e.-The following dispatch
tells the story Of the way they do things away
dowu east:'
PORTLAND, April 5.-At the municipal eleo-
slon to-day, Mr. Jewett, the Republican candi-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

There has not been word In pny of the Ad-
DinistratloD papers in denuueiation of the
enormous frauds prousd to exist in Washing
ton,-frauds by which immense sums have beeh
lost to the government. The same papers are
now ''bot-foot" after Gov. Packer ianti Lee
comptop) for alleged fraud in the transfer of a
portionof ibe State Canals. 1t is not our place
to defend Gov. Packer from the attacks Of
members of bis party We warned the people
against electins GOV. Packer, and we said that
he ha'l too long beer Caual officer to lie fit
Tor Goyernor The Democratic papers abused
rs Tor the suggestion, and assured the people
that Packer was one of the best men ever nut
IN nomination This circumstance shows how
little reliance can be safely putt the assurance
of Democratic editors.
AS they have their hand in, We sugges. that
they proceed to "show up" the extravaganza
and villapy which flourish at Washington un-
der King James the First. That ut Harris
burg isn't q circumstance to battle-ground.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

date for Mayor, was elected, reeeigine 2.020
votes against 1872 for Holden fDem.) The
Republicans elected sIr. Lane, Judge OF the
MuuieIpaI CJnrt: FIVE Aldermen ont the seven
and sixteen out of tie twenty-five Council
4neu.
BROOKLYN, Y. y-The Tribune of Wei
ncsday says:
.''rhe BrooSiyn Charter election yesterday
resulted in the election Of toe Democratic trek
et, samael :. Powell for Mayor, N4thaa y.
Morse for Treasurer, Charles H. Collins for
Controller, and lohn Doherty FOR Auditor. Il
i believed that the Opp osiiion viii lave una
jority in the new Board Of Aldermen
SCHENECTADY, April g. At the charter
election, held o tbs city, ) z. Forest, Rep.
wsa elected Mayor.
WISCONSIN -WHwAUxEE,A A pril THE
rotnrns of tie recent election indicate tie sac
cess Of Byron Paine, ths Repnblcsa oaudi-
date for associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court, ty n'aj7ri'y probably exceeding 5000
yoEeS.
Srraws show which way tbe wind i blowing.
The n. y. T,i6aae truly says: ''fbe Northern
J4ights gieam and ,sh across the whole horizon,
aud tie dAfkcst eaves are irradis'ed al Is
TlsibiS preparing for the great N1toual rene
ystio2 If 1860"
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
PnOPLE,s NIR&TaNG.

There will be a meeting of the Peoples Par
" held in the Court House On Tuesday evening
of May Court, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the Peoples State Convention
Several speeches will be made All of all psr-
ties are invited to attend.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
F. w. cHAsDLrH Seer taries.

We have received from our member Of the
Legislature, Geo. G. Walker, ESD, the annex
ed supplement which has recently passed both
Houses, and Is only awaiting the Governor :
signature to become law Tie railroad which
fhis supplement refers to, will be speedily made
by New York capital. Il will be located along
the South sde OF the Allegheny nouutain, *
tending as far ss the Sand Patch Tunnel in this
county. Even if this is not the case, ii is tEougte
stIat the passage OF thus supplement will arouse
Baltimore to the necessity OF pushing the Pitts
barg and ConneIlsvillr Road 10 cumpletion.--
Somerset Hsraid.
A further supplement- to The Act incorpora-
ting tie nuncsnnon, Lsndesburg and Btoad
Top Rail Rosd Company.
SEQ. lst. BE /! enacted by the Senate ana
hanse OF Representatives of the Commoaweaitb tb
Of Pennsylvani4 il General Asscmfiy met, and
II IS hereby enactcd by the authority Of ille
aane, That from and aftet the passage uf ibis
Act the Sberman's Valley saj Broad Top Rail
Read Company shall be psied instead thereof
the Peansy ylvauia Psciie Rail Road Company,
with all ihe privileges and authori,ies TO which
ihey were entitled uuder their former name aud
be subject 10 nll restrictions and Liabilities TO
waich they were subject uuder the same.
SEC. :. That the PennsS lv4oia Pacific Rail
road ComPiuy shall have authority TO extend
their railway Westward 10 the State liue Of
Maryland and Virginia, ii the directors thereof
ehAil so determine
SIC. 3. That said railway eompsuy shall
construct twenh five miles Of railway Within
hve years from aud after tie passage Of thIs
Act, otherwise The Act to which this IS sup
plemenf shall be uul and void
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
LIST Oh GRIND JURORS

Ell7s CNup, Esq Gcorge B5wser. Iobn p
irncr Daniel Barley. John " Beeler, John Djgl -
Daniel !. Dslibaugh, Jacob Evans, JOS ph FolJs,
Henry Fld-A, John b. tiucS, David G. Foore. par
lel Horn, f.eigis Rooi,tz, D. s. Longcnecker. Lon,
q. Mipfail, Philip 4ergar, John MAY, David
Patterson, iieary Smith, John ShTsder, Jobu
Smith, Dlniei H. Wilt, Jr
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
NEW FIRM AVID new GooDs.

Messrs. J. ~. NJ. Shoemaker, have associ-
ated with them in the Dry Goods business, Mr..
Josiah Shoemaker. The firm will hereafter go
uEder the title Of J. NJ Shoemaker & Co.
They have just received large aud splendid
assortment of new goods, which they will sell
cheap as the cheapest. Call and see their
sto3k.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

BY reference to an advertisement in another
column, it will be seen that the Odd Fellows
intend celebrating their anniversary on Tues
day next, by procession, and exercises IN the
Methodist church. Addresses viii be deliver
ed, suitable 10 the occasion. The public, and
especially the ladies, are invited 80 attend.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

WAvERLEY NOVELS FOR the MILLION. -
That euterprislng frp Of publishers, T, B.
Peterson Il Brothers, Philadelphia, has iuat
begun an undertaking, which cannot fail to be
beneficial to the whole reading community
We slude to the edition Of Sir Walter Seott's
novels, row in the course OF publication by
them, aud which is 70 be completed in t~entg-
six volumes, at twenty-five cents piece, or
i've dollars for the whole. These vrumes arc
printed in double column octave. aud eaca Sill
contain about one hundred aud twenty-five
pages Tie entire sest of tweuty-six volumes
vii be mailed, free cf postaae, 10 any person
renting FIVE dollars to tie publishers. This
Is al opportunity. never before had, for OBJ
;aining the Rsge7ley Novels entire, at a price
within the means IF evorybody for il is the
eAespast edition ever published, and f,r those
who emit Gye dollars, and thus Subscribe for
the series, secure each volume for less than
twenty cents. The price Of the Edinbarg
edi1ioo, fsoa Hhj1h tits edition is repriated, is
seeenty-fwo dollars Very property have Pc
tcrson & Brothers cllled this the addition Tor
the Nil!ion,' for they ought to get million Of
subscribers to It, in this reading nation, and
doubtless will. KENIL WORTH, forming the
fourth volume o: their series OF the Wayeyioy
Novels is published this Jay.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

BY request, We publish tho proceedings .:
the Supreme Court at Galveston, Texas. and
also the Resolutions adopted BY the Bar of the
city of Austin, Texas, in relation TO the death
of Oliver c. Hartley, Esq, of that Safe, who
was a native of Bedford.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

We call attention to the advertisement Of
the Summer arrangement of the Huntington
and Broadtop Rail Road Company, in to-day's
paper The officers of this road are all clever
and accommodating, and attend to the comforts
of their passengers, and it is the quickest aud
cheapest route for our people to the eastern
cities
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

j. SEwELL STEWART, Esq, of Huntingdon
has been recommended as Senatorial Delegate
80 the Peoples State Convention for this dis
trie,, by the Peoples Convention of Hunting
don. Bedford sud Somerset Counties viii no
doubt concur in the recommendation.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
Executors Notice.

Il FILTERS tesiamentary on the Estate OF John
IA Hareleroads late of Gelerain Township dec d.
having been granted TO the Subscribers, living in
said township. all persons indebted to said eststa
are notified to make payment Immediately, and
those having claims against the will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
SIMON HARCLEROAD,
WILLIAM OFT.
April y, lS5esrf ExecHters,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

SIcKLEs TRIAL.- This case is siill progress
ing. 1t will probably be concluded this week.
Considerable excitement is manifested at Wash
and throughout the country 10 regard TO it.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

NEW CUCUMBER - We were the other day
shown large cucumber of this springs growth
by Mr. John Fleming the gardener at the
Springg. John understands his business and
no mistake.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

On our first page we publish the report of
the Committee, and the act in favor of the re-
duction of the State taxes, to two mills on the
dollar The Locofoco Senate killed it.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

BLAoKsMITHIsG.- - Messrs. Andrew Mower
& Milton Spiael, have commenced the Black
smith business in the West end of town, one
door east Of Brice's. They are good workmen.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
RR ENCH HuHR
MILL STONE aANUFACTORY.

'he undersigned keeps constantly on hand FRESea
BuRRs of all sizes, and farnishesevery astielsre
qaired by the milling trace. Conpleto Satisfaction
guaranteed for every article sold. MilleIs whop pre-
Ter the solid BvRR, BY giving 4 to 8 meE;hs noiiee,
can have their orders eSecuted at the qnarriesI
Frarce.
Address wMN KEpSrP
Harrisburg, Y. q Pa,
April 4, lS5a-ern.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

See the advertisement Of Mrs. S. Z. Potts, in
s,-day's paper. She has lot of splendid Fam
ey Goods, ne.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
4TTESTlGS gIFLEMEN.

" OU arc hereby ordered to meet at Bedford. on
= ihzTSiay the 9th aa, of Nay nert. at 10
O'clock. a. 81. in Winter Uniform, with rlnma,
with arms hni accouremen;s ia good order for in
Spoctioa, ANA II is expected thar all the members
VII bc present. BE- order Of the CAPTAIN.
WH. DIBERT, o. S.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
OLIVER CLARK, SAMUEL ". HALLE,
@. c. CLARK, & CO..
FLOUR, FGEl, GROCERY.
Produce Store,
CUMBERLAND. Md.

A vel selected stock is now open, and offered 10
iamiiis aiic country Dealers consisting of Fan.
lily, Extra and Snperine Flour, Corn Mesl. Com
and lsye Oaop, Shorts, Ship-stuff, and Bran New
Orleans, Porto Bica, Muscsalo and refined Sugars,
Golden and 5. II. Syrups, Mohsses. Imperial,
Young flyson, and Black Tea, j ava aud Rio Coffee
al the host quality Al kinds Of Spices Pickles
N barrels and jars. Candies, Soap, Mackerel and
Heirng, Water, Sugar, Soda. Edinbsrg. and Cir
ser Crackers, Peaches. Strawberries, Pine apples
ana Green Corn put NJ in can, expressly fer I'm
ny use. "A choice I3t Of LIQUORS, consisting Of
+" ines, brandies, Rum and Whisscy, selected with
care Tobacco and Segars OF varmus hrsnls, with
variety OF other articles usually found in Stores.
Additj0ns 10 iio stock viii be frequently mlde,
so aa TO keep Up general assortment; all dealers
are invited TO call before purchasing elsewhere All
knis OF gram aud Country produce bo,a for cash,
or ia exchange Cor goods
Aprd =. I6oe-ly.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
MRS. S. f.. POTTS.
HAS Just returned from the Eastern Cities With
~ her usual stock of rich
Summer Goods.

Consisting in part Of handsome Silk Robes Lawn
Robes, baFage Robes, Shawls, Lace Nantes, of
every style, New Style Shawls a large aud splep-
did apartment of Spring and Summer Bonnets. of the
latest fashion, Her stock is large, well selected.
and, will be sold cheap to suit the times Cali and
examine the goods, and Judge for yourselves.
April %, 1880
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
SAuET0N.

4 LII persons are cautioned against purch.siags
: )ndglner't note given icy me 10 Airam K.
luck, Tor SLIGO payable the lst April. 1860 aid
dased tas i-th Feb. 1883, have Il i'm Of so
against tine sdgue.
April l5 1882
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
.AE y. % "A. M.

AE &. 2J "A. Mg.,
Connecting with Ponn'a. Rail Road Express
Train West and fail train East Stopping at all
Stations-connecting at SAXTON with Trains to
the N INES, and raining through TO iIOPEWElL
connecting with coaches TO Bloody RIM. Bedford
Springs, Fulton Go. &c Returning Leaves Hope
we'll at II % p. ~, Saxton at 1855; Arriving in
Huntingdon ar 2,32 P NJ.
THE EVENING TRAIN
l.eaves Huntingdon at $50 p. n, Connecting
with Pennsylvania r. Il. Mail Train West. Run
ning through to GOALMONT on SaOUPS RUN
BRANCH, arriving at G0ALMONT at 6 SIS Z n
Returning Leaves Coalneut at 90 p. NJ, Saxton
SO P. NJ, and arriving IN Huntingdon az 9l2 P
~, Connecting with PENN'A Il. K. FAST LINE
EAST at 10, ,45 F. ".
Passengers going East from Huntingdon at 10 ,45
y NJ. can enjoy the comforts OF sleeping car
which will fully compensate for the few hours telay
at Huntingdon, in consequence Of their being no
afternoon train East as formerly.
J. j. LAWRENCE,
April p, 1s53.-im Superintendent.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

SEE advertisement Of SApforl's T.iger layig
orator.