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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13
following

WAR WITH ESGLAND.--It must not be supposed
that the surrender of Mason and Slidell does away
with the probability of war with England; Har-
riet Martineau in recent letter, justly observes
that however that matter may terminate, the two
nations will never be on the same footing as be-
fore. The il-fee,ng engendered by it will not sub
side with the removal Of the exciting cause and if
England, evidently anxious to make our national
distress her opportunity aads aaaonal M th aeahai
Commissioners they will be met in very different
spirit - u.,;e,. a. >
the bockading of the Southern @ ports % WIN s'ohe one
question our rights to do with our own ports as we
please. We do not attach much credit to the ru-
NOR, but there is possibility that, in her desire to
pick quarrel with the Government OF the United
'0' - " Cincinnati COMMERCIAL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13

GEN. PRIcEs ARMY.-The Little Rock Journal
says that the prisoners captured in Missouri were
not Prices men," but disbanded soldiers, form
erly belonging to Col. Hughes regiment, who had
been discharged from service and were on their
way home. Price has not lost man since he left
Springfield the first time.
His headquarters are now at Humansville, six
teen miles north of Springfield, General Mcbride
occupying Springfield. Gen. Price fell back from
Osceola to Humansyle for the purpose Of select. .
men. and recruits are rapidly coming in. The
army is well prepared to defend themselves and
protect the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13

THE INVADERS Observation-Disclosures who have
recently been in Louisville inform us that the
streets of that city are constantly filed with the
miserable wretches who have come here to subju-
gate US and free and arm our negroes, who beg
from door to door and continually beset people in
the streets begging for dime or two, with which
to buy food and whsky-the latter principally.
Such creatures are disgrace to humanity. They
are abased and depraved, and are guilty OF con
duct that the most worthless negro would shrink
from with disgust. 1t is one of the most aohorret
features of this war that hghlninded, gallant and
chiyarous Southrons have to put their lives against
those of such vile wretches. ,,.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13

RED RIVER PAcKEr LrSE.-We direct attention
to the advertisement of this hne which appears IN
another column this mornisg. 1t will be seen that
freight for all points in Texas can be forwarded by
it, and that one or the other of the boats leave
twice each week. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13

To SHIPPERS OF FKEIG BIT. Notice is given else
where shippers of freight by the steamer Golden Age that
there will be clerk The flee OF Mesrs. Joseph r. Shan
ron Nos and Poydras street, this morning from an early
hour to sign bills Of ang Shippers of notified to
return the weights nt the same time e.. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13
MCCERREN & LA,

McCERREN & LANDRY sell at auction, at II O'Clock,
a their auction mart Masonic Hail. general assortment of
household furniture guss and crockey etc. etc also
IL rolls mating, and Stewart cooking soFe nearly
new. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13

CoNFEor1oNERr.-Mr. Ernest Turpin, No. 80 Old
Levee steet lHufacgrer of all kinds Of confectionery
syups ec advises the public through our columns tins
morning. that he prepared to ill all orders with care and dis
ratnh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13

up sharp fire of shells at the wagon IA guard,
fortunately without damage e
80 Tie enemy disappeared on THE rirKx0e sSSsad
Col. Savage, with q battery of the I8th Teunsssee
Reginent, went down to- The causoWay yand aid
Point, and do 20 now. s. ss = 3 ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13
MILITARY Goops.-We direct the attention of

MILITARY GooDs.--We direct the attention of
or military readers the advertisement Of Messrs b. Pe
Co. No. 1872 Canal street. in VIII ch is enumerated style of
goods especially adapted to their wants As usual with this
house it contains jus. Of The largest stocks Of
goods the country which they sell at very reasonable prices
We look upon thing always when searching for any
particular article that If it is not at PEes likely to
have great difficulty in ndirg at all for that enterprisng con-
Germ always keeps the Of the Market and keeps with the
,,cr;und Go and look at this stock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13

RELIEF FOR CHARLEsToS.-The subjoined note
contains an acknowledgment of the receipt of an
additional sum, amounting to over three thousand
dollars, contributed by New Orleans for the relief
of the sufferers by the great fire in Charest on.
The whole sum contributed by this city amounts to
about twenty-five thousand dollars. But for the
frequent demand upon our means, we doubt not
much more would have been given as cheerfully as
the amount that has been sent:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13

ST. CHARLES HOTEL CoMPANY.-Notice is given
elsewhere this morning that an election will be
held next Monday, the Goth inst, at the Gas Office,
for Directors of this company See notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13
CHARLESTON, S.

j. NJ. SelXas, ESQ., Ne" orleans
M Dear Sri desire, in behalf of the Com
mittee, gratefully to acknowledge your letter of
the 2sth ult., covering further remittance OF
sSOS 27 from your generous citizens, for the relief
of the sufferers by the late fire. Their prompt lib
craiy has tended greatly to alleviate the suffer.
ings Of the poor, and has made lasting impression
upon the hearts of our people.
Yonrs, sincerely,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13
TRYING TO RALLY HIMsELF.-The Bowling Greet

TRYING TO RALLY HplsELF.-The Bowling Green
Courier says: sr..,
In our report of the fight at Sacramento we per-
haps did some injustice to Lieut. tCol. Love, Of the
Eleventh Kentucky, who, we then intimated, fed
the field. We have learned since that though he
did dash to Sacramento at the most admirable iEll
vet he yociferousiy cried halt! halt!'' every foot
Of the way. He was gallantly trying to rally hsns'
epIf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13

TA1Low.-Messrs. Kearny, Blos Il Co., No. 62
Magazine street. 100 barrels Of this ace hand for sale
Sea- advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13
Bennett's Csntrnbnnti.

The Herald prates much Of buck niggers," and
so forth,
And thus, by the bye, its old sympathies show
forth:
A" F." convertible term does not often get stale,
And with Bennett buck niger y means only
black mail." my. Sunday Times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial,
under date of Dec. 2sth, thus speaks Of matters
and things at Cairo g8sa4 ss
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
FIVE FIRMS
p0R SAILS.

.n.i-4slensss oifer ior sale shs toll0Fing des-
- Ems sssates On the bead EsseTs q D1n-
-ss Gees. ST. Clair 1owH4alEa, bedfoEG county
81 coatAiss 2eg acres ana y gesehess hsEisg
- -. 'erertea TWO DWELLING H0USES axd
TWO BARNS, toas 1sss Als@ ~-so : a. -4AA-A-s
IN runaias order -
NJ = 1Sntalss Aa- .-4~Sg T+tA 1eA lS--@ |'--
aess taru thsFssa sEsessa'
30. S. eagsaass asS acres - Ps.e1<ss ,, @1a =
situasea oa t1e f'ee.iS s9Na ts--s -aoA NS-r-s-.
csrx 60 RasAsaniFll.e. 4s aAlfof fel-s1ls CONSIST
.7r s god heesaa barn. So.
80. 4 Eoatalas II acres A1d II pereaes. a
e-s;,al5S tract in eEsEy resPec4.
Na5 eoasaius los acres. 4S pereAss. AboGE
Ill arrsx clss-sd and the talance auesy tiFnAeFed.
--.sF, rtss ahogs described land Is bottom Land
s9gssl. coTers3 Hsth lae lzszs sugar uees. TIE
80 ;s-ss sonas u tbsSs srzcts l. choice snd IN
.,-.Tsalca A. u ths tracts sre WsI supplied
80 Rater. Falaers, LumbeTEne7, Tanners and
Ssnisss.rs sAoxsla examine me premises, .hsy
Ii :. sere - aat opportunities lor good invest
,a-nts F1z t11le warranted good
Drafts q aas seTerAl tracts czA oe seea R4tA tie
s.-1eTs.gr-6. is R-afgTl, - an tlEle.
Pos Ssszss sna further psrticalszs, address
+ b. LYONS 4 BRO.
March q, 1872 Bedford Pa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
NOTICE oF INQUISITToN.

WHEREAS, Elisha Smith, one Of ths heirs 81
James Saith, late Of Southampton Township. pre-
ssnted ; petition setting foTsh that s2id James
Smssh. lAtely died, leaving widoE, Naomi, aud
issue twelve heirs OF the representatives, of heEs
viz John, residing il FULTON County, Pa, Elisha,
the petitioner, Hssty Moss, Ezternzrried Eiih
Philip MoSs, PrsciIls, intesraarrisd with William
Eig8eld, Jelly MRrphey, deceased. leaving hus-
ba1d. Jas. Aarphey, and issue Eve children. TO
wit Sarah, James Philip, Elias and Jolly; Hsz1i-
son, Gideon, Harvey, Sarah intsEnsFr5ei with Hen
" Smith. Morgan, Mathew now dead. leaving 5Te
children to vii, Sarah, James, Philip, and Enlzn-
uel wno resides il FalEoo County. The other heirs
reside il Bedford County except Morgan, o. his
hairs. whose residences IS unknown. That said in
ies-ate iied seized Of iaTeo tracts Of land, VIZ;
The D5ekeB TRACT ON mansion piece, containing
faur hun5rsd and forty acres, adjoining lands of
Geo Nay, Les's l4nds, James Pencils and Others.
Ons other tract eontainir a6cut slxty-six acres,
z15oiasag me a6oTe tEzct ard Lewis Miller. One
0t6e- traes. eoasziRing Abeut 6fty I've acr=s, ad-
joining Lees lAnds. 81 staate II said Townships Of
Southampton.
Nstics is, therefore, hereby gwen that IN DerSa-
4nce Of writ Of PARTITION, OF Valuation 70 me
directed gil proceed to h0M en- Tnquisi.ion or
FGlaations on The premises. on THURSDAY, the IGzh
day Of April, 1852 Eaen z1d where 81 parties ia
.7Tssisa nay ztteRs iE they see proper,
JOHN j. CESSNA, Sh=riS.
SRxzITEs JFYTdE,
Nafch i, ls62.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
Allegheny Male
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY,
Rainsburg, Bedford Co. Pa.

CHARLES H. GERB, a B. Priaeipsl.
MISS 4. l. BRIM, Preeepsress.
MISS l. ]. BRIA Teacher on Piano Forte.
THIS Institution, under the supervision CT the
above named persons assisted by othar cOmostens
teachers affords > fall course IN Mathematics
Natural Sciences, Languages, and Bellies Letters
In Music Painting kc., il gfTes extended Fastrre
tioH- The winter term opens Jsa. 18Th. Stussent.
admitted At any time
Habits q bealth. sgstenn, ana P1onrszess, views,
moral social ani domestic are here mad rr9r5,
Benf objects 81 edaeAtion.
hat tie physical powers, vel as tbs neasa.
uSy oe cultivated, CalisthsBic exercises are neces.
s2ry-here the studenss meet each dsv f,- rrq+a.
aaasic exercise.
$22 so viii pzy Cor bCsxd, including farnisAfi
room, room rent, fuel, sad tuition Il common
tnEilsa per terra OF eleven weeks. Extras, 81
aaodeI&Ie charges, even Asaa than heretofore. OF
the circular calls for
Students prepared for the highest classss II
College
Tor eIEcaiA-ss or particulars. address,
CHARLES III. GERE
Rsiasburg, Bedford County, Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21

Having pEseh2ses - ShsEiEs Sac. tbs folAegElaE
,,-grartv, 10 VT enc dan Hc1Ee, cas dan Maze
fcrzr hsY horses, one gay HorFe, black mare
one eFBy rasre. one EoAa aosse, oEs soETes HSse'
ana Blsrk nara. sns hrowa Horse. Eze fEsy MRtes,
ore spssse1 raare. one hr0wn mare taFee seTTei
Horsss. one Roam mare, 0se bcb-tA18 Day HrFse.
3 SET S.ags HarEess and Hsl,ers, &c, set Cor
c87a tszrassx 4 azltefs ore Concord auggTs sss5ls
pole Ga5 Harness, two Concord Ezckss, BEcE sag
IN. t~o 80 C0ncord Ehssss, ono Zen piEtH stove
sad 1iue, cne table, oHe Desk, one h1gg, BED
stead and spTsRg mat tzess. HsshipE stand EsaIsg
Birdie AnG dressing BETsxu, sold s5s proPsrry q
A. J. Reeza5es-I here5y Givs notice that PerEalt
said properly TO renAiR ia the possession q ice
sad 4. J. Reessas dnEsng my pleasure.
NARY RESIDE
Narrb 1882 st.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
PUBLIC S.7LE.
OF ElLBlBLE REAL ESTATE.

r osrstanes q ~ aT4cF of the OTphAaG' CcRrs
- B-asora ooun1y. ths N irFsignsd Slli OTsE al
,,bt- sarsloa ~ ths I4;a dsT of 4srca. 1889. .as
s.Ilozigq rS.szaas Rs4l EGt4E=s a TRACF OF
LASD. situated e Coisrzin tp-, Gzjgiziag lands
- DAr53 a aSgssgas, " WA3eF iJleAl E0si4k VI hel-
..o1s asd Xichael D.shl, eezszinisg zz5 acres sz1
g ue-cass II linsSioas lana. Having thereon sEee-
se4 . gArEs BRICK DWELLING h0CSE, With
s-8gke huus- sad spring house. large Bank BARE
Fszcz SAs5. Hay She1, 4a5 osbsr oas bgll6irgs,
s..o = isz Esz4aS nggs-, az 81 orchard Q! eholce
lrvIt tees Core crse< ezossss oz= sa1 q Sas
1.rua a. che bd14ucs sf tns lH7d Is R=83 EsBplle1
~ilh z4ser. S44s - csEA-zees al 20 o'ci0<k of
aid ssr ws-n the terms wia d made kRowa b
DAVID NaETSNOSB,
AAROS WaETST0SE.
AaEslsa % Sanzl- ~ heEsEoEe, 1scsd.
Yea IS ISS2-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
LUEkCF CaSE.

FFSHE zndevEigus5, appointed commissioners 70
Il lEgalrs ~ tas oztAs and E1TmAfi0as of an
good and lawful men. EEatbe- Hannah GTifsth. Of
ST. ClairsTiis TP.r Is laastie or not and Of ThAt
property she ia possessed &C.. viii sG for tas par
poses OF his ePpoinszsuty at his 0Aes IA ghe BoF-
oaga " Bedford, On Tuesday sae 95la. day OF
Narch, nexf, - 70 o'eloek A. IL, when and Easrs
az per&gns Interested mar attend
JOHN PALMER.
EoRaliSss0nss-
Fss. 2s, 1854
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21

Train leaves Huntingdon a. 7.SO A. Il safter az
ElEal OF orniRk trsin west on Peansa- z. Rl ar
irving at Rcpawea nj erl5 An
Trails leaves HopeweIl At 10 ,s6 A. H., arriving
- Hnntingdon Rt 10 P. u. CoaneetFzs al / ga
r y Elsh trains ExsT and WET en Peuna K r.
There j. 70 delay 81 Hunsinr1oh cfass oe~nsr.s,.,
rrsa9G Fast Gad Fsa
JOHN J. LAWRENCE.
fee- Z, 1854. Sgp'E.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
PUBIC S.9LE.
OF IiLUIBLR REAL ESFATE.

In pursuance OF an order Of ths Orphans Court
ef Bedford e0uzty, tne md ersigned VIII offer for
sale. on ths premises ia the Of " 0odtuTy, in
said county, on the 18th d4y Of March, 1862 the
follawias; TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated
N the town ef W oodbEEF, adjoining she School
house, known "a .hs MeCuHs property, ard being
numbered IN The general plan Of said town q X 81,
sith weather boarded dwelling boase thsFeoa
ereesea. Sale 70 commence A. ! O'Clock Of said
dsy ~hsn the terms Nill be made kHuWn.
J. ". LINGESFELTER.
Adm'r. ot r. AeCuae, dsc'd-
Feb. Is, 1862.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21

T RTTERs o. administration on the estate oi
D1niel H5gler, izte Of South wood berry tosa-
ship. Gcsd hzvaIg bsss granted % the subscriber
AZ persons Indebted to the said estzta. are hsTaby
notified 10 make payment immediAseiyI and those
having claims against tas sane sill pTeseas Ehen
proper.g authenticated foE settlement.
SAMUEL TEETEg, Adaa'F,
Residing IN South " FoodhsiTy, tp.
Fs5. "a, lss7.-2t-'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
NOTICE.

Having rsrchased tAe iolo~iHg; Ie Head 81
Ecgs, Two herEs wsgoa, A Led cew, / spotted
do, Gray mare. Bay Mare. ] Black rssre. )
sheep, sne Grain IN the ercRs1, Ssi1 By SheTiG as
property Of Jnc- K. ReiehsEd, ~ hereby giFe no
tics that We PsImis RSi6 PropeFty to TeaaAia ia
RefehGrd'a possession darisg oar pleasure
A. 3. CRAMEE. 4 Co
FEB. IA, 1852
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
PUBLIC SlLE
OF DzNIgL SLEiGaTRR'S

a.. ESTATE IN MONROE TOWNSHIP.
xsy ,;r,a4 =. Al crssr Of The Orphans Court Of
II 3s1sss-s ~o.r-~ tie nn6ers5gBe3 VIII olsg for
ssIs On ths pfe11isss, ia NoaIoe townships ca
saturday. 29fh slSrcfH, last
ths following aescribsa Real Estate, - VIZ aas
re.s estate oF which ffe szi1 DAaIel Sleig5ss8 Sls1
xeze5 eon1Aiaiag 2I0s acres Eeas Enersnre, 2dloi1<
sr.r lsssds III TeTx uish Shaw, john Aarkle, Jonas
= 5lHaq-ss heT-s William Clark, Daniel sleiEater
: a. otESzs, The Improvements are 3 three
.. ,-osrhe- tasySsd Log houss, log Bs-a, blsek-
er5s:b sEop, sriag hoa>s sal os-r bHilalafs.- g
TTs ORCHARDS 9f aboas i5c Szss = ene'es lslas "a
sssut 20 ssFes cleared u aer@s = i5ss. ar
s.,ss,- a-.,-s rse aalsacs : vel tinterea- Lhe
rrg9-sty i rel4 Fasersd sad t5eEs = : gOoa
csoss TO The house.
Tsxzss-(3 aa-shir5 At cCDarEssssSr 81 hAiss Aho
sslsncs n tlso equal gsarly pzg2sats Eith0as ~
SOLOMON sFELG HI
NICHOLAS SLEIGaTERs
.lsssT'g y Ds~iti Slaisaferr sse'S.
March -, 1862
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
PUBIC SHE
OF TiLIiBLE RElL ESTATE.

TN p1rSEsace Of Al Order of the Orphans Court
4 q Bedford County, there vii be sold az public
gendue, 90 TIE p.euisss, St tie lac residence OF
Miesei att in Liberty Township. in said County
on TRE "a D-7T OF R.9RcH NEXT.
The foliozing Real Estate, 70 wit. one tract o;
LAID containing IS5 acres and - perches, adjoiu-
ing I.auds Of Hca=y Putt, ]. F0GkleF aud the Hun
g;ngden & Broad Top 2sil Road, With Dwelling
H6ase .Grisi nil, Barn and other Buildings there
ou erected.
one other tract Of iHnd adjoining ihe above.
with szan dwelling House h stable thereon srsc-
Ied
The StsoEs property IS situzted RIthia halt nile
OF Ssxt0s aud ane nile from StozsrssoEn z7d viii
tss sold together OF In lets, 70 suit purchasers.
Attendance vii Be given and terms Of Sale made
kEoxz o. day o. sale y
GEORGE RHoADs.
TT4ss.ts
Feb Ass. 1852
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21

A Ii prirats faraiLiss end A0:tI kseUsrs should
n fully consider the value Of using the CoxcEs-
TEATEB LEkTEE, in connection with aour for max
ing tread rolls baekWheat cakes and pastry This
compound i free from All Impurities For sale st
tie Drug and Book Store, Of d.. 3. p. Harry.
Aug. &C. 1861.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue sf wFit OF yszs- Espaar., 10 zas diree-
ted there viii be sold ~ the Coars House, n the
Borsugi q Bedford, On SATURDAY ihe laih oaS Of
II sFeh. 1852. 81 10 a'cloSk a. A., the following
described Real Estate 10 vits
One i-sct Of iAad containing l55 acres, more OF
less A5sus % acres cleared and under fence with
TWO story log dwelling hozse. double log barn, tss0
stables, gTane-y and other oas buildings taereoH
ssecszd joining lands of Is tsc 5erkhiuaer, sam
usi ilieT aoS sshrrs, s5gazte Il 81. Clair Town
sh5p, Be3sor5 CouHfy, &u1 taken IN execution IS
the property ~ CaristophSE Saagie-
J0mNJ. CESSNA, Sher r.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
.aDMi.AJsTR.aTOR'S NOTICE.

7 ETTERS of ADMINISTRATIVE having beea grant.
IL Cd 70 TIE subscribers IiyiHg in Eiadle Wood
berry To#nshipy en- ske Estate of Samuel CaTp1r
lz1e of said Township, deed nj persons in1eh4es
TO said estate are notified 10 make payment iranle
diatsly; and tbcsE having cisiBs sgaiHsi tie san.
vii present. them propesiy zussieBtscAted foz set
tle@ezs.
JACOB CARPER
CHRISTOPHER CAREER,
.sdzssssssTatovT.
FEB. "A. lss2-f+
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
AUDITORS NOTICE.
SRxzITEs iiFTTeR
Mach Il, 1s62.

Tie undersigned, zppoiDtsd 70 distribute The
uonev II the bands Of David Klifz, Administrator
of JACOB Katz, deed, hereby gives notice that he
efi meet the parties II interest, Il lis Of2e, in
Bedford, on Wednesday, the 2nd day Of Apiil.
usxs. Rken an6 where al snzy attend,
JOHN PALMER, Auditor
.Narch IA, 1852.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
Notice TO Bridge Builders.

Proposals VI, be received AZ The House OF Geo.
Bailsy ~ bridgeport Oh Wednsn5ay, the l2th day
u 92scA, 1862. al 10 o'eioek A. NJ for bais1iHg z
bridge oFeT B5E W elis-GTeek, AZ Or near Bridge
port. il Londonderry Township. 70 bs baiBt after
the pl.a or tie Plank Road Briggs
By oEdsr q The C0mmIsBi0zsIS.
4. HEC0DEACS. CIsrS.
Commissioners once
geb. 2lrt 1852 -st
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21

TIE LITERATURE
is of that kind that can ts reaa aloud IN the fsEuly
circle. and the clergy in immense 3anbsvs are
subscribers for the Book
The BEST L.6DF WRITERS
IN America contribute to us pages, and ws have
souss teat Erite for no other magazine.
TIE MCSTC
Is al original and woald cost 25 cents gthe price
or the B00k} in the music storS; bur most CT il IS
copyrighted. sad eznaot Be Obtained except IN
oUR STEEL ENGRaFIyGs.
al Efforts TO rival rs ia this hzve ceased, ami
Ee noE stand alone IN this department. giving, as
Ns do, many zn3 infinitely better eagr2vings
than are published IN aay other sork-
G0DEYsS
IMMENSE DoGBLE SHEET FASHION
PL7TES,
coAiaaHfag fTsm Iirs 70 ftls IsEgfk Cesos Cd
k'ssaio4s o. each P1afs. 0iAeT AasssiAss gre
oAis tro.
FIR .zHEAD OF any FASHIONS ~ EU
ROPE OR SHERIcg-
Godey's is tie only work in the world that gives
these immense plates, ard they are sach to hare
excited the wonder OF publishers aRe public. The
puDhtauon Of these plates cost SIC, 600 EoEE than
tzSnioH-pl4tes Of the old s1FIe, and uothing bat
our wonderfully large circulation enables Us 70
give them. 0theF n.gazines cannot afford it,
W never spare money when the public can bs BE-
neltted.
These fashions mas be rsiisi on. Dresses mzy
DC made afteE them, snd the wsareT viii not sub
leeE herself 70 r1icule Rould BE- the case she
visited the large cities dresse after the style Of
magazines
0UR W0oD ENGAsFISGS,
q nhiea ne give twice or three times as many as
any other magazine, are ofsen mistaken for steel
They are 80 far superior tG any Others
IMIT.iTI0AS.
Beware Of them. Remember that the Lady,
Book < tAe original pu5lic2tlcn and the cheapest
II you take ixodey, you want 10 other magazine
kSeTythIng that IS useful OF Ornamental ia a
house can be found in Go1ey.
DRsHI8G LESSONS
No other magazine gives tbsaa. and Ne hass
grea eaoagh 10 aIl scYersl large Volumes.
L.9DTES' F0RK Table
This department comprises engrzvings and de-
scgiplions Of every avtiele that : l4dy wears
MODEL COFT-5GES.
No other magazine las This department
TERMS, c-ESR ~ .sDE.8HCE.
one eopy one yeAr, $sO0
Iao copies one year, 90
Three copies one ys2z, %
EoEr eaIieS 0ne ye2E. %
/ I've copies one rear, AID Al extra copy
to the person sending the club 30 O.
Eight copies enc year, and an extra c0py
10 the person sending the cInb, Is 90
Eleven copies one year, and an extra
copy 10 the person seading the club, 20 90
And the 0als magazine that can be introduce cd
into the above ciuns IN place o. the Lady's Book
, Is AEtaar's Home Magazine.
SPECIAL CLuBsISo FFTH oTHEz HAaAzNEs.
c odey's Lady's COX and Artha.'s Home Naga-
zine both one year for So So
! GodeyiS Lady 3 Book sud HzrpeFss Magazine both
one year for 81 80.
/ Godey. Harper and A1thu. pTE al three be sen,
one year for Sc 90.
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taken ss par.
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Address l. A. Cooley
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Nov, 2s. 1861. Philadeiphiz, P >
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
CATTfoN.

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al al Board g7ltaoas z8y juss cause. al persons
ass bessuy cautioned lot - credit. sEas7s or haz-
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JAMES LLOYD.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
CASH store.
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\ Tbs ASaitiors report rron the sceeaat os
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