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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
MclnaIi's New Bulletin.


! ID SYRUP OF HYpOPH0spHITEs Of Lime Iron.
so Soda and Potash This preparation contains tic IIy
III pSphosphltes Win slight excess Of tho uypophos-
- phoion1 acid II y an agreeable method Of admin
iHtering the llypophoaptes, class Of remedies which
nave proved 81 great vauein cases of pulmonary carac-
reasonable prices; EDW MclNALL, Chemist and Apotll-
SYRUP or THE Pli0sPHATEs-This is a nutrltiye 10.
nc-and l. useful to build up the systcn which occur 10
eosampt'es For sale by EDw. MclNALL Chemist and
TAR WINE AND NApTHA.--I have a pre,erlptlon q
Tar Wine and Nopta which have been ordered is one Of
OUT Ak,n fhNsiela4i have great demand from the cit
rs oil Washington and Baltimore and IL Is valuable IN cnses
Of incIgieni consumption
= rATGNT or FAMILY NlEDIcINEs.-Aycrs Cherry
fctorM and RUS Jaynes Expactorant, and all Jayn0s
other medicines Also swaln panacca and every other
pa!en. medicine that Is sold some Of which very good
lot what they are recommended aud sos of them GOOD for
Druggist. NliT
no FOR THE GOLD MINEs-Eyerybody that has been
gong TO MclNAILs Drug Store to buy THEN medicines for
years, now find themselves at the gold regions h nrir
as been 50 reasonable that they find themseyce in good
superior medicines. EDw MciNALI, 80 III"
aP-o Apothecary.
xuy2, WALTON, BULLETIN, No. 23I
w MARKET STREET, WILMI NOTION, DELAWARE
IA Gnm Elastic Fine Tooth Combs for sale at watons
English Honey Soap sold the Drug Store 81 Market
Gum Elastic Railes for children for sale by A. Walton,
81 Market street. " '
Ivory Fine Tooth Combs good asaortpnnt nj dig.ra,
prlces at WaltOna Drug Store "
Gum Elastic Balls, sold at 81 Market street
Queens Cod Liver dolly which ns nloasan as In
bic FRUIT tces and made from pure Col Liver Oil Favored
to suit the delicate aomncs Of those WIZ unfortunately
need the OH for sale at Waona Drug store 81 Market
Street. ' ~ '
Gum Elastic Neck Combs, for sale by Walton. 81 Market
street. = ~
Gum Elastic Long Round Combs for children far sac at
Waltons. ' " w q"
laynes sanative Pills sold at wnlton's
losc Hair Oil, for sale at walton
JayneH ENpectornut sold by Walton
Beers Marrow, for sale At NaOn's Drug Store
Jaynes Tonic lermugc, sold ut 81 Market street
CIlstalized Hair pomadc sold by WALTON,
eus1l-u Market 81,
N BRINGHURST'S ESSENCE OF IA
Ssz9 MAI CA GINGER Is carefully prepared from the
hM best annira Ginger aud posses4us In concentrated
7A form, The valuable properties Of this root 1t sn
very agreeable warming smulalit and IL particularly
recommended Tor Collie flatueney Indigestion Weakness
Of the Stomach aud Bowels, aud Is found highly useful in
those cases OF sudden inispoHon liable 10 occnr in
summer fron excessive heat oyrrindulgrnre fatigue ar
that sense Of eNhau-ion experienced by many while tray.
elling.
u also makes an Oxceicnt drink for the harvest field
and il much used for TINT purpose. Prepared By
i, BRINGHuRST X co.
ly- Druggists, Cor. 9th Market St.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
GEORGE NI,G,ALI.

M ERCHANT TAILOR.
NO. 40 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON, DEL.
III AS choice assortment Of Cloths Cassimcrs and Vest
a,o which he makesup to order In the bos style lie
Msn Keeps supply OF ready made Clothing on hand
% Call before purchasing elsewhere my9i-1v
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
V. c.. GILPIN.
sw. CORNER MARKET AND TBNTH STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Wines, Liquors and Groceries.

Wihooi hiquOIs anu tf0cer1e6.
'HE undersigned would respectfully caattention tohIs
Il stock Of WINES AND LIQUORS. The facilities pos
sesscd by him for obtaining all Wines and Liquors inher
purity with along experienced IN the business affords as
surence for the character and quality ofhis Wines &c.
Among his stock may DO found
C0GNAC BRANDY PALE DO. HOLLAND GIN
JAMAICA SPIRITS scorer WhTSKEP.
Choice Old Whiskey, In wood and bottles.
LISBON, SWEET MALAGA. CHAMPAGNE. PORT,
MADEIRA, CLARET TENERffFE, SHERRY
Wines, very choice and old, in wood ana bottles.
Extra fine Monongaheia Whiskey, OF years old the
flavor cannot be surpassed aTavern keepers supplied
on the most reasonable terms Families supplied with the
cheapest Wines and Liquors, for culinary purposes.
TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in want OF old Wines
and Liquors of various kinds medicinal purposes may
rest assured obtaining them of the finest quality from
" z. GiLplN, 5. ": corner Market and Tenthstreeis
OLD WINES AND LIQUORS, for medicinal purposes,
with ageuern assortment OF well selected GROCERIES,
always on hand and for sale by VIC GILPIN s. w corner
Market and Tonih streets
TEAS, WINES, GRocERfEs AND LIQUORS of supe-
ror quality Hotels country trade and supplied
Wholesale dreta by the cask dem ohn dozen or pack
ages Of assorted kinds All orders by post otherwise
ceiyed giving limit In price, warranted to be satiscto
ry Allied or the goods taken back. Please call and
ine, at " G. 0ILPIN's, s. W. Market and Tenth
streets. ianll
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
Grand Shaving EmDOrium.

NJ 100 Mhh1Ah FL ST., WILMINGTON,
4t bELAWARE-ELIJAH BLAKE PROPRIETOR
undersigned would respectfully his friends and
the public generally that he carries the arberng bust
ness at No Jos Market street. where everything in bne
iHiaeton rendered. ELIJAH BLAKE.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
WILLIANI LnNEs.,,

Eea y. ,oo FURNITURE WARERuOMs.
MI Jus iV' md lu5 N w Corner Of Front and Shirley
,n,nnre.', Nimlngion Del All kinds OF Furniture
rIaagtmieu and Kept constantly hund such is sofI
WI hutfsus' rabies book Cases, Washstanli Bedslen
Mattresses, SC, &c. 's' W "''' NUN
,,o,SSg , Old Furniture Repaired. ~Gp
\. H. CoFFlNs made and FUNERALS attended Al il,o
shortest notice. 49, "'." q, 'lu
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
BLAClkSMITIFING.

A THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
"a q most respectfully inform the public generally that
21She SUI continues to carry on BLACKsMITiIINu
aud HORSE SHOOTING, at his Old stand al the fol
81 shpley Street lie will always keep complete p..
sotment Of ready made Shoes that will bo fitted and mi
on ~ ihe he.t manner, nnl NJ the shortest notice
&c JobblNG donu with neatness aud despatch
WANTED
an apprentice to the Backsmthng business Appiy To
tue subscriber at the foot Of Shipey Street
huelJu WILLIAM CONNFII
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

1 GSS ni,,On STANDARDIZATION Is LITTLE aBIl,
49, ~ alAirT Mnny yenrs ago hl question Wa an
y! one OF DeltMnrrt distinguished sons 10 mn M,
on number who had assembled hoir IT, Many tbclr
1 9W lr-t IN quiet repose in their graves Bly
S9rn s.alk horH"s on his fathers farm, when MJor oi
awhlVh was leading the American forces and taking us
session OF Fort ueorgr. There are fow living Who were
pIestnl Al mat battle orcoud testify 10 10 tho ict hut from
i ne old have pnssed away, the middle aged are
Restitution told the soft tac, and thus tie soldier snake
~ tp9ke Of time when his fathers hair was black nnd
niH MINISTER'S, also In those days there was nothinr
nought o. shampconing or Dyclng. Twas shave NO. of
cgt ny 0ar Now, Young America, wishing To improve
WIN lhn tmes orders Moustach, oatee Prince Albert
victoria Dye, Duncatds, Wigs, Scnlps. shnmnooning
Ihose orders ran all he llcl by calling On NJ and n
itoaci Practical BARRIERS, No. East Fiiih Street ncy
Building, Wilmington. Drl. ~ ''''"
with Ra1oTa keen
Aud Water hot.
fonl always mud them
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

RISING sun.

,ksH4L THE subscriber would most respectfully an
TifiI to his friends and the public generally
MI that he has taken the Rising sun Tavern New
aL Castle, where he will be happy TO attend To their
wants.
His table will be supplied with the choicest articles
the market produce and his Rar will be supplied with
the very best Liquors Nothing, in short will be lc I'M
done TO make my house comfortable place Of resort
jul1-tf JOHN REEdAN.
49, WILMINGTON HOISE,-FRANCIS
t.fIIi McKEGNAY, pRoPRigroR, Corner Of Thirteenth
Nd and Carpenter Streets Phadelpha.-The anbscri-
Hi Lber would respectfully inform his Wilmington
friends and the public generally that he has taken the old
established Tavern Stand the Of Thirteenth and
Carpenter Streets where he will be happy to his VIII
mingon Requantances Being determined by strict at
enton business and by keeping the best Of liquors in
his BAR, to merit portion of the public patronage.
funeIS-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
ALL-HEALING SALyE

May be used to advantage. This
Salye is an invaluable remedy for
family use in all cases of Cuts,
Burns, Sores, Carbuncles, Felons,
&c.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

M M1Dps building, Market street, below Third
ria,I nhmlhgtoh Del" Inns choice assortment OF
Iio'hs, CassmerH mud Nesngs selected eyprcs" far
ne customer trade, which he makes, up to ulr In the
Ing Goods. '''''''''' '" '.,s
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23
PEOPLES CLuRl

On Monday evening, at an hours notice, a
large meeting Of the Peoples Party of Bed
ford Borough, was beld ia the Court House, ior
the purpose of forming Peoples Club. A
Constitution vas adopted aud many voters sign
ed their names to it. Hon. Fr. Jordan, a.aas
an excellent speech. The regular meeting
will be held on the f,st Tuesday eveoia 5 ..
every month.
Friends, in he townships, 20 TO work, sa,i
get up an organization. Let there be glpb
established in every Township, and Borough il
the County. To work To work 30 work I.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23
Eo.lce of EzeiisItian,

M HEREAS, Jacob Keagy lltc CT Middle
w WoojItesry pwnsbip. Bsdtor4i G,pntc. died
seized Of tde FLOWING Real Estate, to vii:
One tract q Land, Containing about ole Auil-
dreG and i-thy acres situate ID s4i3 towrsi2 a.i-
joining t4s ot JoI.n Zpok on tie North, A6rs
ham keagy on the south, David Stoaerook a,..i
others on he East, and Christian Hoffman on The,
west, Gazing a widCw, Fanny and issue six chill
dTen, to wit; Michael the petitioner, Catharine,
David, Ann, iHtermarried wh " am Elder. Pc
ter and Jacct, minor, who has for his guardian
David Schnebly, all residing in Bedford County cx-
celi D9gld, WHO resides in Blair County, Pa
Nciice is therefore, hereby given. tlia in pursi-
ai.ce Of writ Of partition or valustion to ne di
rectei, viii proceed to held an Inquisition OF VAL
uation on said premises On Tuesday, tho l7th day
Of April, 1860, when aud where all parties inter
csted may atteuf, if they see proper.
WN. s. FLUKE, Sheriff
Sitriii's 0fIier. Bedford, MarcI 23 1859
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23
Noliee OF gaauiS;tiaa.

EhHEREAS, Henry WoiFora, Iate OF F.oudo,,
w desfy Township, Bedford Coanty, decd.
died iniestate unmarried and without issue. leaving
blothers and sisters, his heirs, to wit Jacob VOL
ford, who has conveyed his share 70 Petitioner.
George olford, residing in B.dford County. hi.
chael Wolfori, resting in Fayette Co, Pa. JOSEPH,
W olford, resting IN Somerset Co, Pa, Hannah
intermaried with Adam Shroyer, residing In AIle-
gany Co, Nd, Mary Wo,ford, residing in Bedford
County, Susana. internarried with Solomon Smith.
residing in Bedford Ceusty, Gatiariae intsrnarriea
win John Stokes, residing in Cetler County, lows.
Barbara, VINO was intermarried with John Dovore'
in Ohio since dead, leaving issue two children. Ia
wit: Hannah and Henry, residing Ia Ohio ami
Adam Woifori, who is dead, leaving issue three
children. resting in Ohio to wit Josiah. Elzahptb
and Simon Wollord, that said intesate died seized
Of the foowing.tract Of land, situate ia Loucou.
derry Township, known us the s.north Bear Waller
tract, containing one hundred and fly acfe- ud
joining lands OF john Wilhelm, A. W Shroyer and
others.
Notice is therefore herchy given. that in pursn-
snee or writ Of Partition or Valuation 10 Iae d.
rected will proceed to held aa Inqaisitiea or
aiaatlon on the premises, Tuesday, the lQth
day vi April, next, when and where all interested
may attend, il they see proper.
WN. S. FLUKE, Sheriff.
Sheridss Office, March 9, 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23
BEDFORD

TUscARoRA FEMALE INSTITUTE. We cal
the attention of parents and guardians to the
advertisement of this Institution In to days
paper. The location is very superior one, siD
the heart of Tnscarora Valley, well known for
It's beauty fertility and health, and settled by
a moral and intelligent community. The bull
dings were erected for the purpose, with all
modern improvements and comforts, and The
grounds handsomely improved. The Prnc-
ral, Mr. Agnew, has bad twenty years. expe-
rience teaching FIRST class, Female School in
Philadelphia, ard enjoys the very highest rep
utation scholar and Christian gentleman.
aud will be certain to render satisfaction to al
who will commit TO bis charge their daughters
and wards. Under his management the In-
stitute viii rank among the first IN the State
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23
TIE sPRENG ELECTIONS,

The elections in Bedford County, have iaI
suited gloriously for the People Party. VI
have received letter from ST. Clair, stating
that wo have elected our whole ticket By az
average majority of 78. We have also reocv-
ed letter from Union, stating that ge have
carried our whole ticket ty an increased ma
jority over last fall. ESqures Hull Gnd Old
ham were reelected justices Of the Peace. Mi
chael Wer'z vas beaten by 0ae Of our eandi-
dates 81 votes, and By the other 54l 10 Lon
donderrY we carried The Judge. 10 Napier We
carried tho Justice of the Peace, two Supervi-
sers, and two School Directors, in Schcllsburg
Borough, we carried two School Directors. In
Monroe, we carried our whole ticket by an iu :
creased majority. In Soake Springs, We car
ried our Jadge Ia South Woodberry we car
ried our whols ticket except School Director,
aud We thiak Supervisor 10 Middle Wood
berry, she Peoples Party tria amphed. In West
Providence, ditto, by large majority. So far
as We nave learned, from other parts of the
County, the Peoples Party have achieved a
glcrious triumph. Now, boys, for the fall cam
paign Oae more charge and the County is
ours
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23
NGIHCE
0i taking UepesisIons 10 Pefpeiuaie
'Ees!imGuy.


y the matter Of the petition of William II. fr-
win, James b. Lane and others 10 H. Court Of
Common Pleas If Bedford County, To perlatuate
testimony and rule gpen John II Iitncy. Peter
Kcssler. Leonard c. ktsssler, Thomas Griffith and
the Huntingdon and Brealtop Mountsis Raii Road
and Coal Company and al other persons ii.tcr5
10 show cause, &c
February l3, 1869, the Court appoint Ueary
oodS. Esq Commissioner - take the testimony
in Allegheny Comfy, Pa, aud o. II, f5ei;her ESQ.
Commissioner to take the testimony Ia Bedford
County, Pa.
Notice is hereby given 10 tie above nalnei par
ties, and all other persons Interested, that tic said
Henry Woods viii mcel thern, sneh Of them as
may choose 10 attend. at the Mayors Office, in tie
City OF Pittsburg. Allegheny County, Peniaa., on
Thursday, the Eta day of April, A. D. 1861 at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ; and that the said @. II. Gather
VIII meet them or such Of them as may ehoase 10
attend, at the Rouse of James 5. BecAwth, in the
town - hopewell. IN Btoadiop Towilstip Bedford
County, Pe1ns., faessiay, the ITiaday of April
A. p. 1860. ~ nine clcek, A. II , for the purpose
rel, as prayed FOR IN said petition, at w!fil times
and PAGES alt who ihiias proper Inly attand
HENRY WOODS, Commissioner
in Allegheny County,
o. II. GATHER, Commissioner
in Bedford Coua:v
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23
I9T.. T..lEfT5. /.


On the Sth Iasi:, At the residence Of bis
father, IN seheilsburg, Mr.. DAVID W CLARK,
in the 22nd year of bis age
Tie subject of ihs notice vas born in ss.hells-
burg, and from infancy vas delicate has
Some four or five years siAee lie commenced
a College course at Washington, Pa, where he
graduated last fall, and returned home with bis
health much impaired.
Dning revival Of religion iu Washington,
he connected himself with the Prasbyter
Church, and il was his intention, had bis life
been spared, to cutter the Theological Seniinsfy
At Allegheny, and prepare himself for ho min
isiry.
On lbe 23i Of Jan. Al Maria Forges, Blair
Go. MI,s SARAH AsHZrMMERbA, aged 81 years
Z months and l6 days.
tAe deceased al lbe time Ct her destl, WAS
residing with her faiher, Mr. Josepb z n.ueila,
formerly Of Cumberland Valley, Bedfo-d Copn
~.
With her sofrosiag parents We siuceely SYM
pailiizc. Mt long go thc sngeI of death, with
his un"elcoms presence, darkened tue door Of
their humble dwelling, and they meuFina. al bis
departure, The upgiaely loss Of Two Interesting
sous. Her death was complete iriuDph over
tie terrors of the grave, her las, sofa., = I an
ssoirs 10 join my brothers - *~*
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23
pebsic sale Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

- pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans, Court
OF Bedford County. there aili b. sol4 at pu,J'ia
sale upca tle premises, en
TCESD.dY, IsfE 24194 or april, EEYT.
ths following described Reai Estate, to wit 30
Acres 9l percl. 8, nle-e lesS, Of cIesce Lime
stoae Land. st,late ia CeieFaia Fowns!sip. Bedford
Comfy. Pa, a4a seA knows. Is inc sFrccelick
Smith Farm 4 Bout 10 ser1s ..rs cleared .ad
under geoa fence, and ia fne siet.. ef cutjya.nn.
part 'aereof good m ad0W- TAere ate also . or
clar,ls ni cfiice flait up91 tie p-eIt.isss ffne
sire u u excellent water dsgs agoez fie nro,sar-
~. Re Improvements coRsat "a part OF q GOOD
two &Iat q half StGty Lsg House. and Terant
HeGse, a new baFfh 10 feet Length by 50 10
Wlath, constructed Ia te latest fsyg miti stnarg
otLer out-eallaings. 2Ess FaTn issifuate - .hst
icruls S&Ieg. known II r5en6 3 C3ra,, wills
miles 81 Beifera AID soG. ile sane distana. fe,
tBs efninasin ~ TIE ..Issti5oIi r 'raaif, Itjs
aiSe IA tls ss;t Hsl lghGrnoo1 oonFen a.it Is coed
schools &Eai within y miles Of the sAH. shenv
Male All Fapsle Seminary al ksainst.srs.
fiiere IS fiae Church aiso WITHIN ssgat and it is
surfcuaded 81 an intelligent anl moral com ,aRi;y.
ti4is lFaI cFty IS a eTsry way s;4ost desirable
one, ana parsons desiring 10 purchase would Go
well to gAtnssi-r il Aef9rs lie tine vi gai,
TERhS.-hit te made known on day OF sare
Title ia!.si'ctabe. Atten ialse,. given uy
HENRY r. SXiTn
GEC. ". HnUsE.fIGLgEP
EzecUiers Of Fgo1arick Smith des3s
n. -. Persons wishing 10 cxazl.ae tbs T1ropa-
ty aseea.ai3 TIE particulars ia3.e ftliir can ea
upon or address iy letter, EEea5y r Saith ,S.ns.
nhig' BeifaEt County, Pa; Gee. ". !ousehnIiar
Bedford, Pa 'PAnS'
A.rea 0 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23
Yribute Of. Esespecf.

At a meeting Of the Cumberland Valley Blues.
arch II, 1860, Lieut.. Wa. Hcnmlng was o
lntee Presidept, aud John II Filler, Seere-
lfy.
az io'iasing preamble and resolutions ia
safa = he death OF Wm. Il. Venting were
Isl+red ard unanimously adopted:
NHERLAs, i has pleased Almight; God N
L ihdnste "isiuW 10 rcmUve trom our ,niist.
tue band OF death our beloved comrade,
m ii. 9entIing, be il therefore
Rssosvsd, Iaat while we bow with humble
!onlssion to The viii of God, We eau but de-
pre- tie departure OF him whose desth has
fo"n DEEP gioom over all our hearts.
lReSos9sd, That by ibis sore dispensaiion OF
loSldeace, tie company has lost one of its
ST steadiast trlenis, UDe OF its brightest or
lnenis, III short loss that will not soon be
paired.
RtSotced, TAat We unite our sorrows for his
h'h, with Tue tereaved Widow aud friends Of
deceased, aud n this sad dispensation we
9gn'ze the voice or God saying 10 Us. 5e ye
b ready.
lheSotred, That we attend The funeral 10
9y showing TO the deceased the usual military
pect to WHICH he is entitled, aud also ,bst
wear the usual badge of mourning for thir-
days.
issofosd, That copy Of these resolutions
,Peut 70 tla Widow Of the deceased, and also
poih tho county papers for publication.
LEWIS a. MAY,
GEORGE SLIGER,
4 ID. X. ANDERSON.
i Committee.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23

you seem to be so fond Of spreading your
self oracularly on great questions. Perhaps
little honest and earnest advocacy of a protect
i've tariff at your hands, now You are, or pre-
tend to be, Democrat, might be Of service,
if you really are u favor Of protecting Penn>
sylvania iron and coal The President and
the Reading Convention have made il safe
(you have an eye to that for you TO take that
course, and as there has been a good deal OF
anti-tarif preached and taught in the meetings
and presses of your party for some years past,
in this section, i, might be well to cnlighten
the masses little. Tie facility you seem 70
heve acquired in turning at the beck of self
interest, viii make you very proper leader in
this changepf party position.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23
DR.. M'I.ANE /
CELEBRATED
YER NJ MIFUGH H
AND
LIVER PILLS
WTE beg leave TO call the after
W ton OF the Trade, and MOI
sc,,ar;alIy the phusteiia..e~s.,sLss Lss.'s.i
FIRST GUN FOR 1860.
REPUBLICAN, VLCTORY.

I The day breaks grandly over The Granite
hills Of New Hampshire The election Of
Tuesday week resulted 10 the triumph Of the
lRepubliean State ticket by majority largely
increased ever that Of last year. To New
Hampshire belongs The hcnor Of the first
victory in the campaign Of 1860. Last year
.s19o3win's msjarity oyer Cate, democrat, was
1913 ibis year Goods GINS majority is about
5000 SLOWING an increase Of 1900 over last
l5tes Lass year the Rspublicau majority ia
,.he ! g,slaule vas 73; this year the majority
rs 81 "a gar Of aryentoon over last year
y aofe auspicioas opening of the campaign
Ieealq Hoi be asked fof. All hail New llsmp-
Is HoaeF 70 thc freeuer of her grenire
Efi bed hlls
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23
TO Our Friends

During the past wihter we sent cut quite
number Of accounts to some of our subscribers,
for subscription, varying IN amount, from 81
to $50. We stated that we had purchased a
property and had near $1,000 to pay on the
lst Of April, now near at hand, and would be
glad if they could make It suit to pay the re-
spsctiya amounts, or at least part of them, but
as yet We have not received from these persons
S25, in all Come, friends, don't let US stick,
but every one Of you try to pay Us immedla-
tely.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23
10 Parents and Guardians,
TUsCARoRA FEsIanE r.srrrrrr.,

i0sGAReRA FEMALE EhSTITUTF
TsHIS INSTITUTION is located at Academia
! a 1u9iafa county, Pa, miles from The Penn,s
-, nal,soa, 8 afterson station, and miles from
the PefrysFlIle station .9-A
TERMS.
Ihe Academic Year consists Of two Sessions NJ
nse !, y months each Tie Summer Scss;or with which
.iie schooi opens, viii commence on Tuesday. ire
= ISL dsy DAY Of MAJ 1850, and VIII cose On SATURDAY,
the 2sih September, 1860, and tle Winter session
on ihnTsday the lst day Of yoYerubar. 1880 and
close March 3Gih 1851. '0o'' "''"
Board lnclnding Fuel, Light and Tuition In
the Primary and Collegiate Departments,
per term, payable in advance, SD on
Washing, per dozen. *
Lessons on Piano or Guitar
according to ieagth, Sf6, S20 or s25 nor So.
Use Of Piano or Guitar, se-
corIng To time, & s or G
Drawing OF Flower Painting 10 to Is :.
Ancient or Modern Ian.
guages, eaeh, 10 II
when fire is required In
Sieeping Rooms. eaca pa-
pil. q
Seats in Church Free.
eung lasiies Will be met at tl.s above stations
ana conveyed to the Institution, Il q short notice
De given ~ lettes, addressed 70 the Pr;ncinal 81
Academia, JGnfla cepRr. For cifcuIsrs or Other
Office. REV ~ y scprw
tiarrl 20 is9#-zRl Principal.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23
NE-A. II R TED.

On the 2lsi ult., BY Rev. Samue Yfngling.
Mr. DANIEL BEARD 70 Miss u4THARIsz HoFr.
MAN, both nf Beffprd
On iitf 18Th insi at the house Of lbe brides
father, by Rev Dan'l Williams. Mr. THRADoRE
hINTos, 10 Miss MAaGIs. t. sTucREy
On The 6fh inst, by David Evans, Esq, aIr.
SIMON Cook TO Miss MARY RISE, oil oil Lon
donderry tp.
On the 18Th inst, BY Rev @. z. Pfobst, Mr.
JOHN MENoH Of West Providence tp. TO Miss
CAROLINE BowsE, of Friends Cove.