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LIEUT.. A. C. MEscH, appointed Recrui:
ing Officer .or this county, informs Us that
be has enlisted thirty odd men, who stand
ready TO receive bounty and give crediI
10 Bloom. We are Told thai The quota Tor
this township is iory three. The number
can be raised By paying bounty of from
5000 to $500. This would save a heap OF
sfouble and expense hereafter. Il is to The
inieres, of asasig eursy person 10 have no
arast 20 of in his district.
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administrators Notice.

Estate of Daniel LeUn,. late Of Roo~
ingcreek itcp.. Columbia co., decd.
ETTE2S OF administration on The estate
81 of Daniel Levan, late of Roaringereek
township, Columbia county, deceased, have
been granted by the Register OF Columbia
county. to John Levan of RoaringcTeek ip.,
and William Goodman OF Locust twp, IN
said county. All persons having claims
against the estate of the decedeni are re-
quesied 10 present them 10 the adminlsira-
tors for settlement without delay, and all
those indebted 10 the estate 10 make pay
ment forthwith 10 he administrators.
JOHN LEFAN Ad,r,
VILLAIN GOODMAN NA'"'
Roarinecreek, Nov. IL, 1862.
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osE Of he amendments TO the original
transcription bill is. the throwing OF the two
glasses in one. The bill also provides for
draiting all the nine m0afhs men. TINS may
be all right, bui We beg leave to differ with
The authorities, when they make a law 10
iorce those men into the service so soon
The nine months dralied men will have
been bui seren months at home before they
viii be called out again. Tbis we deem
not exactly just and fair.
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H0WaRDS ASSOCIATIONS.
pHIIADELpHIA, PA

DISEASES of the Nervous. Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual Systems--new aud re-
liable IFea'meni-in Reports OF The HOW
ARD ASSOClATION-Sent by mail in
sealed isiler envelopes, free oil charge
Address, DR.. j. SKlLLlN H0UGHFON,
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pa.
Dec is 1s63-Iy
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue of several wrils of vendilioDi
D exponas. to me directed, issued out OF
the Courl of Common Pleas OF Columbia
county, will be exposed 10 public sale. at
the Cour, House IN Bloomsbury on
SATURDAY THE 9TH OF MARCH 1864.
al o'clork in the afternoon, The following
real estate, 10 WI:
The one undi ivided one third patt OF all
that certain loi oil land situate in Orange
IiownShip Columbia co bounded and de-
sctibsd as follows, TO wn; beginning al a
bniternnt in line oi Land lae Ma hse We
Deweil, thence hy The sat,se north ten de
oIees ives thirteen 3ad one bali perches
TO an elm, norm twengs aipe degrees west
twenty one aud eight ;enfhs to a hi = oak
thence north sixty nine degrees east sle vFn
aud five ten,hs 20 maple noua sixty ~
and one halt degrees east aud forty uine
perctes 10 a ntple, South iFree degFees
east eighteen psrehes 10 i hckoFy noFh
thirty i've degrees east fniTteen peHhes %
= pine sfnmp, north seventy seven de
srees east ieur peFches 10 a stake, taenee
by iand of Wm White, south ihiry toaf
degrees west fihy four petches g st.sss
| South sixty four degrees west twenty ser
ches 10 soBs. thence by idets fate Of
Mathew MeDoHrii, seu'h eighty seven
degsees west tweniv five pe,ehe- % bpi-
lernu; lie place of beeinning, conisI,lag
Eight Acres more or less, The mosf ~
which Is cleared iand whefeupon is
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JOB WoaK ANY person wishing hand
bills printed, with Heainess and dispatch,
aud upon reasonable terms, will do well by
giving the SrAR Office call We are pre-.
pared and will engage to execute, any kind
81 . JOB this section Of country may de-
mand.
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oUiTE good deal of sickness is prevail
ing in the couriry. Go where you may.
and you will hear of more or less ailmeni.
and especially among the little children -
Fssers have been pretty preyalen, this win
ier through this section of connlry. Also
dsp'heEia, but not in its mos, aggravated
form
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims OF EAEMP-
TION from the DRAFT, can have iheir
papers promptly and carefully drawn by
calling al the Office OF the undersigned, IN
BloomsbnIc, Columbia eonnty, Penn a.
Office, Second Door West of the Court House.
MICHAEL F. EYERLY.
January 8, 1854
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THE citizens Of Bloom township in their
asoiding the draf.in this township. did not
amount TO mnch. Il fizzed oni Bur since,
renewed effort has been made.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. II, 1864

NATIONAL BALL.-on Monday evening
neA National Ball will be held at the
Public House OF joHs Kooss, al New Col
nmbns.
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NEw CouNTcRFEIr.-A new counterfeit
fss dollar note on the Union Bank oil Phil
adeiphis was issued few days ago. The
net, is a photograph of The genuine. and
calculated TO deceive.
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sfY mSNv RftoYRNT,
THE DRAET.

DARENTS making election of sons,
mnst have new papers prepared. and
presented previous TO the draft. BY orders
Just received, old elections will mol DO.
No other class of persons need report be.
fore the draft.
w. WRIT & CO,
FIRST DOOR BELOW SLOAN'S STORE;
Blooms burg January l3, 1861.
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aTTENTTON!
TO ALL WHOM N NAY CONCERN

THE undersigned being regularly Il
censed Auctioneer,n hereby Offers his ser
wees as such, 10 all who may feel disposed
10 give him call HIS great experience
,n Iae business, VIII saaeie hiin &c fehoef
satisfaction to his customers Al the same
imr he cautions all Aeiloneefs mol ilceus
ed, IRON following said calling rs the me
fixed by the U. ). viii surely be no posed
and the law carried otto as inli extent
All persons. desiring 10 ottaIu my services
s4ll please inform me- TO thai effect before
ihe4 advertise. ]. - RICE, Auc'r.
Light Street Nov. Is, 1863.
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The arrangements for starting National
Bank, in this place. are nearly completed.
We understand The Institution is to be in
operation on or abou. the first OF March
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ALSO,

The one Undivided osre third part OF alt
that certain LOT OF iand situate in Orange
township, CoiumbIa county, bounded aud
described a. follows, IL WIZ Beginning ~ a
hn,ietnu, in hue. OF lana lat. Matthew
Mcdowell thence by the saiGe Nouh len
degrees ives, ihirieeu and one halt Pefches
10 an elm North twenty nine degrees we-t
twenty one and ei9hi leHlns to whiie OAK !,
lheace north sixty nine degrees easi eleven
aud five tenths 10 a maple, norlh thtFty two
aud one half degrees east and ionv nlne
perches to maple, sonih three dsstes-
cas- eighteen peFches 20 oickoFt uorp
thtrt, five deaIees ea-i iihftesa perc'is- 10
4 nine s'uaap rofih twenty seven 1eeies-
east tour psfches 10 stake, 'i'ence b.
iands of Wm Whue. so0tn fairy 'onr r.
arees west fry inur pefchss 20 4 stake,
sou.h sixty Eve degrees wess twen'F efca-
es TO a stone, thence by lands iais Q Gai
thew M-Doweii soath eighty Ssvsu g
gress wes, twenty five pere5ss 10 Bur
ieFnui The place OF begianing. eon'ahrig
.Eisbt res more or les, tie iDcs ol
which is cleared land. whereoH afs eiectf-i
= C,r-, Class
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SiLas DopsoN had quite lively Co,Ilion
Parry at his house, iE this place, on Mon
DAY evening. Nothing occurred during The
evening to mar the pleasures of thesocca.
sion.
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ALSO,

All he follow ing described lots OF land
silnxlea in GENRE townshIP Columbia 90 /,
iot No l. known as the Hutton lot, ne
qit,nif.s II a sioue n line 10 sad oil Lnw
& Brotnrrs; lhence ny sae SAME south q,
west iosr purehss fos sgots: tls@ncr aofiD
291 eest zen punches 10 a stone, thence
d, land OF H. e. Ffsa-, nofsh III degrees,
sast four paIcfles 10 stone; i''enee ~
land la e of Andrew Haeenench, sou:h 293
east zen pufcaesio Beginning, containing
forty putcges, wherson is erected lime
kiln, lei No. 2, known as lhe Iorbv anc
Deiiierich lot the undivided hall part OF a
lot oil limestone lard, beginning al z
stone ia line To land oil Low g. Brother;
,heace south II, west four purches TO a
stone; inenee by land of the late Andrew
Hsgenbpch, M 263, west ten Pnrches 70
a stone; thence By land oil H. G. Ffeas NO.
III, east four punches 10 stone; thence
sonlh 294 east len punches to he ba-iL
ming, containing forty punches, whereon
is erected a lime kiln and iIms house, lot
No. 3, lot of limestone land, known as
the Henry G. Miller lol, bounded By land
OF Henry c. Barton, on the nofth by lo'
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HoRsE BILLs neatly printed a, this Office.
Give us . call We work cheap for cash,
and Try to give general satisfaction.
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SCHOLARSHIP FOR SALE

StHVLAkoIIf FUn oHLEs
Pittsburgh Commercial College.
Cnlenden's +" q Philadelphia
Siraron, Bryant s. Co., /"
These ScSips, are IN amounts OF SIS and
$50 and are as so much cash, by the StH
dent on entering eliher of the above Col
leses. Young men desiring 10 obtain a
finished CoIleg late Eiucation, will here
find good speculation by appiyip. Al IN =
.ofhce OF the STAR OF THE NORTH.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 4, 1868
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& dE.simi~trat0T> Nosice.
psfafo ,,e Jio.r,, R;tcbeg. JeeeoSsJ.

Estafe II Heary kitchen, deceased.
EFTERS oi Administration on the Es
sSjats 81 Henry Kachen. ia!s OF Green
- .0v aship, Colo N bia coGaty. dec q
bsve. been granted ~ he Register Of sala
Couniy 20 tie undersigned VINO reside 90
ha same iotu-hip. All persons nsy,Hs
CLAIMS aeaiasi the & tate oi lhe dccedeni
are reques ed 10 GreSe''i ibem 'or selir
pssat t0 the Administrators without 0eiai, 7,
alt ihosr iniebied ia the estate 10 make
payment forthwith.
URIAH R HARRAR, 65,,,
RICHARD KITCHEN, "@'
Dec 90, lS63--6w-S2 90
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A. Corn LION PARTY will be given at the
house o: E. & A. P Unangs,, at The Forks,
in Fishiugcreek twp, on the 25,h inst.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-17

Hons GEo. D. JACKSON and JoHN C. Ellis,
Of tbs House of Representatives have our
shanks for bublic documents.
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National Foundry.
bloomsbury, Columbia Co.

'asne sab,ribsr, proprietor OF the sbo'e
named exi iensise establishment, is now
-n,enar.d a, receive ordess fer III kinds of
machinery for COILERIES. BLAST Fur
S4CES STATIONARY ENGIN ES, MILLS
THRESHlMG MACHINES. &c, &c.
He Is also prepared 10 make Stoves, all
sizes and patterns, Plow-ifons, and evetS-
ming ushafly made IN tirs,-class Fonndfies
HIS exhaustive iaciiities and praclica
workmen, warrant him IN receiving me
largest contracts on tee most feasohaoie
Terms.
- Grain OF all kinds Will be taken IN
exchange for castings.
~ This establishment Is iocateu near
me Lacka wanna Railroad Depot.
PETER BILLMEYER.
Bloomsbury, Sept. 9. 1863
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TRE first National Bank of BIoomsburg
has selected for lis officers, the following
named gentlemen:
Presideni-CHARLes z. PAxroN Cashier
MT Tuscan of Northumberland Direc-
sors--Chas. R. Paxton, VIM. McKeivy,
Wm. Neal, George Hughes, John K. GroIz.
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RLASKS!BLANKSi BLANKS II

DEEDS, SUMMONS,
EXECUTIONS, SUBPENAS,
of ofoper & desirableforms, fo- sale at the
cfics ofthe "Star otthe Noxth
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.YesO Stock of Clothing.

.NesO Stock Of Clothing.
RBRsIE A,EgIV al or
FALL e. WINTER GOODS.
DAVID 10 yl:. 3 sS g.
INVITES attention 10 his stock of cheap
and fashionable Clothing al his Store, or
M.aIN STREET, BLOOJfSBURG
, faDo doors above the american House,
where he has just received from New York
and Philadelphia, foil assortment OF
Mem and Boys Clothing,
including The most fash shionabe, durable and
handsome, DRESS GOODS, consisting OF
Bog, Sack, Frock, Gam and OIL Cioti
Coats. and Pdnts.
of all scrts, sizes, and colors. He also has
replsnished his already large stock OF Fall
and Winter Shawls; striped. figured and
! plain Vests, shirts, cravats, siocks. collars,
handkerchiefs, gloves, suspendeIs AID taney
articles.
N He has constantly on hand a large
and well selected assortment OF C!oihs aud
Vesiings, which he Is prepared to make op
20 order, Into any kind OF clohlps on very
short notice and IN the pest ol ihaitbeI-
All his clolhsng i made 10 wear aud most
OF il is ot home manufacture.
R 02dl W W@0@ho9
AND
Buy % LEol2
OF every Description, Fine aud Cheap
His Case OF Jewelry is not surpassed IN this
place Call and examine his general as
sottmenl OF Clolhina, Watches, Iewelfy,
sc. &c. IAVlD Low WEINBERG.
Bloomsbury, Feb. 81. 1864.
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The one und vided one third pau of all hat
certain Loo OF ground SITUATE IN Orange
township, Colnmbia eouny, bounded and
described A. follows Beginning at a Bat.
iernnl in hue oil land late Matthews. Me-
Dowell, thence by the >ame North Ten ds-
srres west thirteen aud one hal perchss
TO an Elm, north twenty nr0e degrees west
twenty one aud eight tenias 10 a white oa6
thence norlh sixty nine degrees east EleV.
e. and five teuths 10 Maple. north t6irty
iwo and one halt degrees essI aud fo7iy
niue percBes 10 maple south three de
gees east eighteen reFches 10 hickory,
north thirty FIVE degrees east thirteen oer-
ches to d pIue stump north seberiy seven
degrees easf four pefches IN a staks.thence
bs lands OF VIM White, south thuiy lour
degrees west hity tour perches to slake
south sixty FIVE degrees we>ttwenty perch-
e. TO a stone thence by lands late OF Mat
thew Mcdowell south eighty seven de-
gJees ives. twenty five prrcbes 20 But
'emut ,hs place OF beginning, containing
Eight acres more or less. hr most OF
(which Is clea,et laid; whereupon are
ersclpd = fif~t lass
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WATER POWER POWDER MILL,

win all the fixing> ready for use, and a
rwo Story Frame Dwelling House aud sta
bic. with the appurtenanres
Seized. taken IN execution aud 20 be
sold as tue property OF j. s Woods.
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POWDER MILL.

consisting ot Steam F. slpe, eBglne hoose
-hal,iug and Iron Geaung. wiih maaaziue
dry house, AID other uecescsry batsdin =
the aiorssaid buiidipgs aud machinery Or
NJ v an1 is good running Order. here /
lso = uood
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PowDER MILL,

consisting OF steam Engine, Engine House,
Shaltiag and Irou Gearing, with Maga
ziae, dry house, aDd other necessary ooild
inps. the aforesaid Buildings and machin-
cry are new and in gond funnIus order /;
tf,.s,a - .!Sn a ooot
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Selling off at Reduced
| PRICES!

T. SF4ARPLESS. wishes 10 dispose of
IL. bis PRESENT STOCK of GOODS TO
READY PAY CUSTOMERS a, REDUCED
RATES.
GiUe him call and examine his prices.
Bioomsbnsg, Jan. 8, 1858.
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WATER POWER POWDER MILL,

yiIn all lhe fiAings featl Tor use, and a
Two Story Ffane Dwelina House and sia
Die, with the appurteusnees.
S.ized. taken in execution and 10 be sold
as The properly OF William Fisher.
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POWDER MILL.

consisting OF Steam EnsiGe, engine oouse
Shaltlua, and iron gearing VIII tnaga-
zine, dry house, aud other pecesSaty
buildings, The aforesaid buildings aud ma
chiners are new aud IN good runniag Or
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AIktha, certain lot oi ground situate in
OrangeyilIe,. Columbia county, being 10
FROM one hundred and Two feet. more OF
less. aud in debih one hundred and seven
teen fse,. hnmnded and described fol-
lows. TO wit On the west by Main Street
or the uorlh by loi Alexander Hughes oa
lhe easl by he late Isaiah Conner, ard OF
The sonth by tot OF Samuel EverIa, where-
nm are erecied : large Two Sorry
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ..esEa.
IA large Frame Stare and ware rs
house. and good Stable and 80 8 ~
wood house. with all the APP s4Esz1-szs1szz5
puuenancss.
Seized, taken in execution sad to be
sold as The properly of Em annel Lazarus.
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WATER POWER POWDER MILL,

two story Frame Dwelling House and Sa-
Bile. wrIh The appurenances
Seized, taken in execution ard 10 be
sold as the property OF Enamel Lazatus.
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ON AND AFTER JAN IS. 1861. FAN
SENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOL
LOWS.
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~ m0 GR@W aeQO 9
400 000 MORE len WANTED.
cOOsOOO TO QUELL REBELLION!
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CCNGEEss.
Satprday, .Apri! Q, Seaqte not IN Seesi

Saturday, Aprit Q, Senate not in Session
Ia the House Of Representatives Mr. Colfax offer
ed aresolution fo,, she expulsion ofMr Long, Rep
resentatve from tae Second District ofObio for hay
ing declared hJn nselfin favor of the recognition Of
the soealled Confederate States, in speech made on
the sth of Apti A lively discussion arose between
Nessrs. Cox, Garfield, Colfax, and Others. 1Ir
Harris of arylapd, made regulars secession Speech
endorsing what Mr., Long had said favored the rec
ognition Of the southa an independent nation and
renarking that he hoped that the South never would
ee snkjagated He was called to order for utterine
reasonable language, and considerable excitement
prevailed. Fernando Wood read from the manu-
script speech Of Mr.. Long the obiectonal sentiments
and saidtha he concarred in them The resolution to
expel Dir. Long was postponed until Monday. Mr.
Nashburne then offered a resolution to expel Mr.
Harris. After brief but exciting debate, the reso
luton was not agreed 10. Yeas 81 Nays 5s-not
two-thirds Mr.. Sehenck then offered resolution
Of eensure ofMr. Harris, which was adopted BY a
vote Of % yeas to Is nays. Adjourned.
laoaday, 4pra II, SENATE
The Committee on the Conduct of the War made
report with the evidence in the investigation of the
Florida expedition. The Military Committees re-
ported bill to organize aregaent Of veteran voua
teer engineers. Mr.. Grimes made personal expla-
nation in regard to certain report made by the Ma
val Committee, charging that the members of the
committee had never seen the report and that 1t was
the work Of Mr. Hale alone. Mr. Hale replied that
the committee had unanimously authorized him to
draw the report. The House Naval Appropriation
bill, as reported from the Finance Committee, was
taken up, and the amendments were all coneurredin
The most important oneis thestrking $500, 600
for the purpose Of building floating dry docks for
monitors at the New York and Philadelphia navy
yards. Ir Hale. on behalf ofthe Naval Committee,
offered various amendments, which were adopted
Pending An amendment appropriating $4,000 to
purchase land for the extension Of the Charestown
navy yard, the Senate adjourned
In the House Of Representatives the report Cen
eral Grant, on the battle of Chattanooga, with the
reports of the sub-commanders, were presented. Mr.
Hooper introduced bank or currency bll which
was postponed until Saturday resolution in
strncting the Naval Committee to report bin for
the location Of navy yard on the Delaware river,
vas laid over under the rules. 1t was agreed
no adsegsA from Monday until Thursday 70 allow
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THE MARYLAND E4ECTloN.

The Baltimore american says:
'''The election Of Wednesday, notwithstanding
the comparatively small vote cast, is nevertheless
a true index Of the sentiment of the people Of
Maryland Notwithstanding that IN some of the
counties the Union men were divided, as in Kent,
and in others that the dsloya were allowed to vote
with impunity the result IS still me for congratu-
l.tion. The ;sixty-fye members required by the
Convention bill to be elected wishout military
interference have bsen SO elected, and the fifty
members necessary 70 constitute "a quorum after
organization and more than this number-wiiI
undoubtedly assemble in the Capitol Of the State
on the 9TH day OF Apsl take the prescribed oath,
and enter upon the discharge of their great du-
ties, the final eonsrmmatioa Of Which, without .
doubt viii place Maryland for The future in the
course of prosperity aud greatness and oin her 10
the greet pbalanx OF Frae States which have pro-
claimed for the Union and foT Freedom.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-15

TIE BEDgoEo INQUIRER comes to US in an entire
new dress, with anew heading anda Pew proprietor,
thus presenting clean and tidy appearance, aud
promising larger and more imro itant service IN
the advocacy Of principle and derse ofthe Govern
ment. .. I. Mcneil has become the Editorand pro-
prietor of THE INQUIRER. We l.now him to be wor-
Thy of the confidence and srpport of the people Of
Bedford county. The Lag.irer is surrounded by a
large feldinvhieh cooperate and We earnestly trust
that it may prove apowerll adjunct IN Bed
ford county Iolticallg.-gIte Harrisburg Daily
Telegraph:
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II JOHNSON & co. s TYPE AND STR-
sEzSs BE0TYPE F0UNDRY.-Es:abished by Binuy
4 donaldson in 1895 the base OF Sowerss German
town Foundry Of 1872
Our long practice aud experience enable oe- the
largest variety Of pRiSTNG TYRES 9nd ali the eppurts
Of printing ofee, to he found any establish
ment IA the United States, and Of Suslity too, which
is deemed % be unryacd The compAsion OF the met
al used is oeulaetlta afford the greatess daraby while
the scruputus exercised in the ftt.9g ~ and finish
ing OF the Type is sgch sre accracy and squarA-
Of body, &c. e facilities extensive enough 10
enable t. Gil orders OF any Estimates gysc
in detail with the c4tl Of AL tue materials required for
Newspaper Office.
PLNS or FAscY TYPEs. ArsIc Of unparalleled besz-
ty, east ia tis Foundry oal, ScRIPrs, FLOWERS Bon
BEns, CUTs, Brass METAL RuLEs, LAsouR-SA Ayiss
RrLEs and LkBoVR-SAvISG FURNITURE, BRASS DRAcEs,
BRASS CRrGEs and 0vALs, &c.
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