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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-08-18

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grn rem Grin. geSt q. BED, Yafrr FER gatiHenfir.
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10
union Connfr Convention.

The Union voters Of the Several boroughs and
townships in the CouRty of Bedford requested to
meet at their respective places ct holding borough
and township elections on
SATURDAY, THE 25TH OF JUNE, INST,
Between the hours of two and seven o'clock, D. m,
and elect two delegates fort each borough or town
ship to represent them in the County Convention to
be held IN Bedford, on
TUESDAY, THE 2STH DAY OF JUNE, INST,
At one o'clock p. m, for the purpose of nominating
persons to I'll the various offices to be voted for
the ensuing October election. All those who are in
favor of sustaining the government in its present
struggle with armed treason and prosecuting the war
until the rebellion is crushed are earnestly invited
to cooperate with us,
The following persons are appointed to hold the
delegate elections in the different boroughs and
Townships
Bedford Borough-Jonh Lutz, John Wright and
Martin Milburn.
Bedford Township--Espy N. Alsip Andrew f.
Dibert and c. Ramsey Rea.
Bloody Run Bor.-Dr. J. A. Mann, Lieut. VIM.
P. Barndollar and VIM. Ott
Broad Top-Geo. w. Fgard, John Major and
John Echelberger.
Colerain-Daniel Stone, Fl. p DiehI and J. Fl.
Cessna.
Cumberland valley-Albert Smith, John simons
and B. F. Drummer.
Harrison--James Rollins, Daniel Metzgar, Esq,
and Jas. Miller.
IL APeAs 1setat nay anu ~ Doll-
man.
Juniata-Leonard Bittner, B. F. Tucker and JOS.
Condor.
Liberty-Lewis Styling, J. D. Ramsey and Lewis
Putt
Londonderry-Enoch Cade, Jacob Evans and, Mar
tin Feichtner.
Monroe-Abraham Stuckey, SAMSON Mearklo and
ames Carnel1.
Napier-John W. Davis, Geo. " Blackburn and
Jonathan Cable
East ProvidenceA. K. BottonieId, Jacob Pee
West Providence F. Tro, J. II. Sparks and
John Riley
snake springs-L. H. Diehl, Daniel R. Snyder
and Joel Diehl
Southampton johnson, Artemas Beunet
and Griffin Twigg.
St. Clair Antbony zimmers, Thomas Schooley and
Henry Mock.
Union-Jas. Imler, Gabriel Burket and Grundy
AXE.
Middle Woodberry-Iohn T. Keagy, Daniel Long
eneker and Samuel Kokenour.
South Woodberry-Iohn Bayers, Charles Buck
and Andrew j. Woodcock.
j. R. DURBORROW,
Chairman County Committee.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10
j. r. DURBORROW,
Chairman County Committee.

MoRTUARY DIGGISG-A Free IxvIrATIos-
Lot holders in the Bedford Cemetery aud citizens
generally Of the Borough are anxious to see the
grounds of the Cemetery improved, and the roads
and walks completed. The managers have been
labored with in the matter and urged do something
They not clear in regard TO their duty in the case
What could they do The managers were be-labored
and urged again. Representations were made to
the managers by respectable citizens and others that
something must be done. The managers realized
the responsibility of their situation They felt that
some thing must be done. Under the influence Of
this feeling, the idea was uppermost in their minds
that if something must be done, somebody must do
1t. They deliberated; and with full sense of the
responsibility of thcir situation they arrived at de-
determination. They yielded to the force ofcircum-
stances, and resolved to allow every bodyto go in
with piek-axe spade and hoe, and do something.
Wednesday, the 18th inst, is the day, the hour s
O'Clock in the morning. free inyitationi IS extend
ed to ALL subject TO regulations found necessary from
long experience to be indispensable TO the manage
ment of large bodies. Cooked ratons, for not more
than three days, should be provided by persons like
" to need them Iced water, with lemon
peeling IN it, win be passed around as Of
ten as may be necessary under the circumstances.
It is hoped objection viii be made to this harmless
and cooling beverage. Two persons cannot be al
lowed to work under umbrella at the same time
unless the umbrella is Of extraordinary Dimensions
Young ladies are requested not fan gentlemen more
than fifteen minutes at time, and oener than
three times during one hour. 1t is feared, that if
this request is not strictly complied with that som
niic iassitude, sympathetic propensities, may ope
rate unfavorably in carrying out the great object TO
be attained. Infants under one year old cannot be
permitted, under any circumstances, to enter the
grounds, unless accompanied by q nurse or some
other proper person. Such further suggestions and
regulations as may be thought necessary for the oc
casion, viii be made hereafter.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10
DIED.

Near schellsbuFg, the 9th ult Mrs REBEccA BALL
aged 26 years months and 25 days.
On Dry Ridge at the house of Mr. v B. Vert, on the
3lst Of May, Mrs. BARBARA HILLreAs aecd II years
months and IS days.
in memory Of JANEs G. TALAFERRo. of Hagley, King
George County Virginia, who departed this life few
weeks since, in the 7Sd year Of his age.
soldier Of the War Of 1872, and firmly loyal to the
Onion There mourners for these who have cherished
the widow and the orphanwho have judged righeousy
and relieved the wants of hencedy and the poer-who
have walked with God and not because He hath call
od them to enter into their rest For such there
shed and the nourners 60 about the cooai-
Gated.
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Church Dedication.

We beg leave to inform the citizens of Bedford
County, that there will be dedication of the NJ f.
Church, just finished, at Johns Branch, four miles
from Bloody Run, down along the Rail Road on Sab
bathihe 18th of this month We respectfully invite all
who can attend, to be present. We have succeeded
in securing the labors Of the Rev. WILLIAM r. Mills,
who will preach two Sermons, on the occasion. The
first at 10 O'Clock A. VI, the second al 3 o clock
P. N. Mr. MILLS is an able preacher. No one who
will hear him, can fail to be highly gratiied.
We expect to have special train, to take the peo-
pie, down and back.
: J. B. PoIsGRoyp,
Bloody hun, June ], 6f-2t. Pastor
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10

ss>A SuHBER Of years have elapsed since the intro
duetion Of H0STETTER'S Celebrated BITTERS
10 the public The prejudice existing in the minds Of
many persons against what denuminated patent med
icnes at first greatly retarded it's sales but virtues
and merits became known this barrier Of prejudice
oYerfhrown and the demand ireresseso rapidly that in
few years scarcely village existed in the United States
in which the afflicted had experienced the benefits
arising from the of the Biers and at the present
day there to be found IF ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD vouchers for the great merits Of the article No
greater cure for Dyspepsia be found.
See AdFertisemcnt.
For Sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. fjune3, Gal In.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10
EVERY soLprrn snorr.D NAVE ruEn.

EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD HAVE TnEM.
Prom r. B. HEISTzELMAx, Sterard I'D Reg. p T.
Your medicinal preparation Browns Bronchial Trochesl
IS certainly valuable to soldiers in the field and feel sat-
ished generally adoped,at the hospitals many sleep
less nights Of the weary soldier would ayerted Our
regiment are now testing their qualities and believe
all satisfied with their good effects in alternating those dis
essng affections Of the throat arising from cold and
Posure They daily prescbed in our hospital and
at the surgeons morning CALI Sold at 25 cts
per box.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10

BE Wise by Times. Do not tride with your health
constitution and character If you suffering anv
diseases for which HELMB0LDS EXTRA BUCHU
is recommended. TRY IT. TRY IT. 1t viii Cure
you, Save long Suffering aliayng Pain and Infanma-
ton and viii restore you to HEALTH AND PURITY,
a. little expense, and exposure Cut the Adver-
usement in another column, and call send for it. Be
rare ef CoaRterfeits! Ask for Helmbold's. Take no
other. CURES GUARANTEED. linn.
june3, Ga:
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ETTERS Of Administration upon the estate Of Frede-
IL rick Machtey, late Of St. Clair Township, deceased
having been granted the undersigned by the Register
of Bedford County a persons knowing themselves in
debted to said hereby notified make immedi-
ate payment and those having claims will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
THOMAS ALLISON,
mayG-6ts Administrator
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The Woodberrv Company.

A letter received from private VIM. II. Il. Sinner,
of Company G, 10th Regiment Penna. Volunteers,
who is on detailed service at the Headquarters of
Gen. Birneys Divisions furnishes US with the loss Of
this Company in the late terrible battles. Sinner
had been reported among the killed. but we are hap
ply to hear that be ''stin lives
KrLED.-Thos. Greenland, Albert Andrew, jon
athan Hetzel, David Thompson, Saml. Johnston.
WouyDED, May &C. ". Fishel, J. W. Smith,
J. W. Castner, G. W OEnger, John Beegle, F, NJ.
Brumbaugh, A. Y. Hays, Clark Woodcock
WOUNDED, May 12.-Simon B. Stonebrook, Thos.
Livingston, James Ainsworth, VIM. Sweeny, Hilery
Chilcote, Samuel Kinley, Wm. Spear, Saml Fockler,
Jos. Gay.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10

EXECUT0R's NOTICE.
IA Notice hereby given that Letters Testamentary
have been granted by the Register of Bedford County to
tae subscribers Oh the Estate Of John Riley Of Wsst
Providence township decd An persons indebted to said
Estate are requested 10 make immediate payment aid
taose having claims thereon required present th4
duly authenticated for settlement,
J. f. RILEY,
May l3, '6i-6t. REBECCA RILEY. f
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10
4 DMINIsTRTOR's NOTICE.

A DMTNISTRTOR's NOTICE.
~ Letters Of Administration having been granted
the undersigned Of the Borough of Sehesburg upon the
estate Of ohm Kup, late Of Schesburg, decd BIZ the
Register Of Bedford county. Ali persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate requested make
mediate payment; and those having claims VIII present
them properly authenticated for settlement
DUNCAN MeEICKER,
may 27, IS64-6tS. Administrator.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10
Photograph Albums.
LOOK OUT FOR THE
? ATENT SELF FASTENING
STEEL COLLAR.

A application for a Patent being pending in the
"a United States Patent Office for improved constc
tion OF Steel aud other Metallic Collars invented by the
undersigned which article when put upon tho market can
not but
supercede al Metallic Collars nom in Use,
have concluded to
CLOSE OUT NY PRESENT STOCK
Of Steel Collars amounting several thousand DOZENS ana
embracing
The American Steel COLLAR,
(my own Make and
Atkinson's English Steel Collar,
{e article advertised by Mr WARD the uniform price
FIFTY CENTS EACH!
Postage Is cents each Collar Sizes from IS to Il
inches. Styles:
SQUARE OR ROUNDED CH0EERS,
SQUARE OR ROUNDED TURN0VERs, and
STANDING AND TURNOVER COMBINED.
The Trade supplied Discount Of 20 per cent from
the lowest Wbpesa prices mentioned in my circular OF
March last.
Aadre.s OTTO ERNST.
Corner Efewery Caral s., New York
LOOK OFF FoR TEzE
Potent SelfF'asteni1es Steel Collar
June 10 1883
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$40 REWARD

MILL BE GIYlsN 10 any person finding and deliver
w aHg the following prelerty che saed lost
en- tRS ?gh day u Aprii last aheroad fFoa ffsnd -
Elcarv 3e-ONB POCKET Book, containing 3arty-
poiaaTs il Noes AID sxall ghange. A!se, Tive
pronsoey Notes ior T@s Dollars and Siaetg g-aya
cents y a. hlehef ana tho other Cor Fi9een Dollars
ca J. Il. o'Aesl and J. l. FIctchs,.
JONI HANN.
C7ea.Tils, Mar =, lssL-gjanss-2e -
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10
: yours, JACOB BROOM.
1Io7 Spruce 81.
Rev W. D. seigfre,l, Pastor of 18th Baptist Church.
Philadelphia. December Goth, 1862

been ah0ring unor the distressing effects Of in astion.
accompanied 10y prostrstion Of tho nervous system.
Numerous remedies recommended by friends, ana
some of them tested bat without relief Your Hoohands
German Bitters recommended by persons who had
tried them, and whose favorable mention Of the Bitter.
induced also Try them. must confess thai had
Patent Medicines, from the Thousand
one luack "Biters whose only aim he to palm
on sNeeened and drugeed iiauor upon Che community
in sly Rsy; and the tendency Of which, fear, is
make many confirmed drunkard. Upon learning that
yerrs really medicine preparation, took Ii ITth
happy effect. Its setion net esn oEly the stomach
bu upon the system prompt and gratifying
feel thar Ihaee derived greg and perIanet ene6t from
tae use OF i fs.N bottles Ncry respectfully yours.
". y. SEIGFRIEB
Na 81 .Shae ana on. 81.
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rnIrnR,s NnrInr

IA The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by the Or
phans Court Of Bedford County, psna to make disri-
button Of the balance in thehands Of John B. Fluc ESQ.,
Administrator Of the Estate of Jacob Fluck late Of Hope
well township deceased and among the parties entitled
thereto win attend his Office in Bedford on Wedass-
day, IT, 14td of Jaae i.et o'clock p NJ for the pur-
poses Of his appointment.
June s'el -2t J. R. DURB0RRoW
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10
ADMINISTRATIONS NoTIcr.

Letters Of Administration having been granted to tho
undersigned Of Broad Top Tp upon the Of Chris
tan Barnett late Of East Providence township, deceased
by the Register Of Bedford county all persons knowing
themselves indebted said estate requested
immediate pa yment, and those having claims viii present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH BARNETT
April %, Is64-Gts Administrator
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10
FYFcrr0R,s NnTIcn

NJ Office IS hereby given that Letters y5stazaentary
IN have been granted by the Register Of Bedford county
10 the subscriber the Estate Of DaviS Ford Sr
Of Broad Top township, decd and All persons indebted
said Estate requested TO make immediate payment
and those having claims thereon required present
them duly authenticated for settlement
MICHAEL W. FORD.
Inay6-6ts. Executor
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MISSING. Lew NJ. Bulger.

ATTEMPTED ARREST OF a DEsERTER. we are in
formed that an attempt made by the deputy pro-
vost marshalf from Somerset county about two weeks
ago, TO arrest deserter from the army named Car
diff, from St Clair township, believe. Cardiff was
at Mr. Oldham S in the north western part of Som
erset county. The officer was refused entrance by
Oldham. He forced his way into the house, but not
before Cardiff had effected his escape from the house
Pursuit was made by the officer who was fred upon
by Cardiff Two shots fired at the fugitive by
the deputy provost marshal He was wounded, but
succeeded in escaping from his pursuers. He sub
sequently returned to 0ldham's, where his wounds
we're dressed. Cardifis in the hands of good friends
Oldham, speaking of Cardiff shooting at the officer
asked him why he didn't "shoot their id hearts
out of themn
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BEDFORD: CEMETERY.

oLDERs ofIots in Bedford Cemetery are notified tina
their deeds are ready for delivery, and are requested
TO call on H. Niehode1nus, Esq, and lift them. $50
c.S. HICKOR,
June IT, lssA5t. Secretary.
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gegnl advertisements.
lMINIsTnArnns NnrIcE

A DMINTSTRAT0RS's NOTICE
- Letters Of Administration sRon the Estate Of Alex
ellison, late Of Bedford Township dee d.. having bea
grated % tho undersigned ii the Register Of bedford
County. All personS knowing themselves indebtedto said
estate, are hereby notified make immediate psyaarf
and those hasing claims win present them properly
thenticatea for settlement
WALTER d. gibson,
June lV64-6ts. JOHN BROWN, Adar's.
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Prom the Hon. JACOB BROOM,

'ntem'H: In reply to your inquiry to the effect
produced by the use Of Hooflands German Bters, in
my family, have hesitation in saying that il has been
highly beneficial In xe instance of dyspepsia Of
thirteen years standing which bad become very dis
tressng the of bottle gave decided relief the
ond sfeeting care. and the third il has confirmed
the for there has been symptoms Of return for
me last six wears In my individual OF it find it
an uncquaed tonic and sincerely recommend its
70 the sufferers.
Truly yours JACOB BROOM
f7b7 SDruee ST.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10

A HANDSOME ATI4s.-A new edition of Mitehers
New General Atlas has lately been issued. Ii con-
tains maps Of the yarions countries Of the world,
plans Of cities, embraced in ftythDee quarto maps,
forming series Of eighty four maps and plans to-
gether with valuable statistical tables The maps are
all printed steel plates engraved in the best STYLE
and bringing the changes in the boundaries of coun-
tries down the latest dates Plans of the principal
cities of the United States are given on large scale
A list ofthe post Offices in the United States and in
the Canadas is given. 1t contains the population of
the United States, in States and countless from the
eensases 1850 and 1860; the population ofthe chief
cities of the world according TO the latest estimates
the height Of mountains and the length of rivers and
other useful matter We do not know Of any other
atias published at SO low price as desirable and
convenient as this. Many Of our readers viii have
an opportunity of procuring this map in the course
ot a few weeks from Mr.. David English, who is
Che agent for the publishers IN Bedford county.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A BOY WANTED. --An intelligent and industri-
boy wanted at this Office to learn the art Of print
ing Apply at once.
May 2T '64.-tf
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RIO CLEAR THE HOUSE OF FLIES,

USE BUTCHERS CELEBRATED
LIGHTNING FIY-KTIER.
neat cheap article easy to Every sheet win kill
a quart. SOLD EVERYWHERE
FRENCH, RICHARDS a Co, 10Th and Market Sts,
Philadelphia, Wholesale agents. 4 jn3-st
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A DMINTsTRAT0R's NOTICE.

q UMIN IeIhAIUKE NUIItE.
"A Notice is hereby given that Letters Administration
have been granted the subscriber on the Estate of Dam
e Means late Of Monroe t6wRshp. Bedford county, dec
All persons indebted to said Estate reguHed make
immediate payment and those having claims thereon will
present them duly authenticated Cor settlement.
HENRY MILESTONE,
Monroe twp, juno lo,'64-6t administrator.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10
MAR RIED-

On Wednesday the sth inst by Rev. R. F. Sample. Mr.
JoHS ". CoLFRLT to Miss MAGGIE f. PATrEas6s. botf
of Bedford township.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
L NSEATED LA ND

FFfE Commissioners Sale Unseated Lands which was
advertised take place the 5th Of January Iasg
having been postponed, win now be held On Tuesday.
June l4a Quite number of have been redeemed
since January and persons holding such lands and know
ing them to have been advertised. still have an op-
porunity to redeem them by making application the
positively take place.
The Commissioners viii be in Session on MONDAY,
June 18th. BY order of the Commissioners.
JOHN O. FISHER.
May Is
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10
Wnnted.

1OA CORDS OF BARB. for which So 90 per cord,
lUO or the highest market price, Nil be riveii.
JOHN 4. M0WRT.
Saypapar of tie Fisza ~ zaglor 4 16ossgy.
June 2, ISs4.-tC
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10
The 8etforl saqaIres.

THR BEDroRD IseUIRER for the Campaign until
after the Presidential Election, viii be furnished for
sixty cents in advance.