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Absurd stories About the Treatment
OF JeG: Davis .-.- Brlg.-Gcn. w. T.
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The ChoIera--Omeial dispatches from
Consul General Hale al AIexandrin,
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HATHAWAY, LEACH q sTEARNs.
AND OIL WE'LL TOOLS,

DEALERS in Machinery, Bolts Nuts and
chinists' Tools manSfRctured nv The a. NeTy
York Steam Engine Works. Shops, New
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Wool.

Messrs. Coates Bros, Philadelphia,
in their wool circular of Aug, Ist, fur
nishes us with the Following quotations.
OHIO, PENNSYLVANIA AND WEST V1R-
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o. s. Sanitary Commission77757=
Armyi& Navy Claim Agency
no CHARGE ron SERVICES.

JAMES n. soRoGiN. Local Ascent.
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-27
Trihnte nf RnanRrt,

At meeting Of Cove Lodge, No 86s, |. o. of o.
F. held in Woodbefry, Saturday, Dec. oath 1864,
the following preamble and resolutions were adopt
ed
Whereas w have received the sorrowful ntelli-
gence that our worthy Brother, Ephraim F. Bar
nett, private in the Army of the United States,
lost his life by the ill-treatment of the enemies of
our country while prisoner in Georgia, therefore.
Resolred That we deeply deplore the sad fate of
our deceased brother who had to endure SO many
hardships during his captivity.
ResolUed That although our deceased brother
suffered much in life yet we learn, he bore all af
fiction and persecution with resignation and for
bearanee, and we do now, heretofore, esteem his
conduct as becoming good citizen and true sol
der.
Resolred, That although we mourn the loss of so
kind brother, who citizen and soldier was re-
spected and esteemed by all who knew him, still we
hope the change which is such SAD loss to US, was
gain for him and that he receives the blessings that
await every good pilgrim.
Resolped. That the proceedings of this Lodge be
published in the Bedford INQUIRER and Bedford Ga
Eette BY order of the Lodge.
JOHN l. NOBLE,
GEo. R. HeLsIEGER, ! Committee.
THOMAS WATSON.
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Estate Of Robert Elder. Deceased.

BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS.
I'D At Orphans Court held at Bedford in and for the
County Of Bedfordon the 21st day Of Nov A. d. 1864,
before the Judges of the said Court motion of John
Palmer the Court grant rule the heirs and legal rep
resentatve Of Robert Elder, late Of Middle Woodberry
township deceased TO wit ls Josiah s. Elder 3D. Geo.
Elder 3d. Mary wife of John Earlenbaugh 4th, Henry S.
Elder 9TH, Wm s. Elder 9th, Isaac Elder 7th, Daniel s.
Elder; sh, RoSt s. Elder 9th, Matilda Elder and 10TH
Elizabeth Elder minor, and Hannah Elder, widow, to
be and appear at Orphans Court to be held at
Bedford in for the County Of Bedford the Second
Monday 18th day of February next, to accept or re-
fuse take the real Of the said deceased the
ySuafion which has been valued and appraised in pursu
anee writ of partition valuation issued our
said Court and to the Sheriff Of said County directed or
show cause why the same should not be sold.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
the seal Of the said Court Bedford the 2it day No
vember, A. d. 1854.
0. e. SHANNON,
Attest; Clerk.
JOIN ALnsTAD1 Sheriff.
ian ,ss 'fts-I2
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GHERIFFss SALE.
JoaN ALnsrApT, sheriff.
ian IL 1ES

GHERTFFS SALE.
~ By virtue Of writ Of vend exponas directed
there VIII be sold at public sale a the Court House, in
the Borough Of Bedford Saturday the 11th day Of
February 1865 at 10 o'clock A. NJ the following escrb
ed property:
One tract OF coal land containing 90 acres more or es
about 5 acres cleared and under fence with cabin house
and log stable thereon erected adjoining lands of
Wood, Dearerany Co. John Lanes heirs and others
situate in Broadtop township, Bedford county Siezed
and taken in execution as the property of Wm Frara
ALS0-An that certain messuage and lot Of ground
situate in the town Of PleasantFe containing about one
half acre, with and a-haH story dwelling house
thereon erected adjoining lots Of Charles 0rn and Others
and taken in execution the property Of Matilda Mar
shall, formerly jas, glossIn.
JOHN ALDSTApT
Jan. 20, 1865. ShhkiR
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Mtlp Advertisements.
COAL OIL.

WE call the attent on Of customers CRYSTAL
w ILLUMINATING CARBON OIL which stand
No. in the market 1t costs more per gallon than
can buy other oil for but determined to sell
good article of coal OIL and charge any more for it
than is ch arged for an Inferior article.
We have also No. BENZ0LE, and win warrant it
equal to the best Turpentine for painting
Our stock of HARDWARE is complete, and are
selling goods low they can be sold anywhere.
We would invite customers to call and examine our
prices. GEO. BLYMYER SON.
jan. rs, 65-3t.
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Died.
ARMSTR0NG.--In Snakes Spring Valley, the Esd
inst. Samuel Armstrong, aged 73 years months and
day.
KERR.~-In Harrison township, the 1lth inst, Mrs,
Mary Kerr, aged rs years and IL days.
Grandmother Kerr good woman. She lived in
Christ, died in Christ and sleeps in Christ. BLESSED
the dead which die in the Lord
WILLTAMS.--Near Schelsburg, the 18th inst, Ella
Catherine infant daughter Of Charles A. and Mary E.
Williams. Aged year months and Is days.
sfs9t's only little grave,r they said,
"ony just child that's dead; =
And so they carelessIy turned away
From the mound the spade had made that day.
All they did not know how deep shade
That little grave in our home had made"
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Difficult, Imperfect, Rapid Byeattta5 ooldaess
IF the Ertremties Wight Aoratag chittsj Hsettc
Wasting Of Flesh Enlargement Of tie glands Or Srel
lngs Cough; Lass of Strength Teickiag Of The aerres
muscles Saootiag Pains through tie Soulders Chest
Face Limbs; Partial Total Loss Of the Of the
Limbs; Headache; Giddtaess Ercessice Paleaess
Night Seeats, Lose Of appetite Heart Bn Oppression
Of the Stomach after Sinking Of The Soaaeh before
eating; Weak Sour Sso,aeh Irregularities ef the
Kidneys; Retarded Groeth, DeIeyed Dsatfioaf
in children Extreme Ssnsitireaess 10 CO d. &c as IN
the several stages Of Consumption, in Catayrh, Astfc
Bronchitis Dyspepsia Scotgln Nearalgia Para gsis
tai Or comp{ete y &c. and ESPECIALLY Y ii an Female
Disorders Uterine Irregularities sach as Difficult Pain
@ Sappresser, Scanty, Ereessire, Delayed Prsnare
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NORTH POINT HOTEL
FOR SALE OR RENT

HlHE subscriber offers for Sale Rent for
H. years, the North Point Bote situate the Six Mile
Run Branch Of the Huntingdon and Broad Top Rail Road
This House is doing profitable business, is well furnish
and in good order; contains fourteen rooms, with the
eessary outbuildings and stabng will sell the house
with the furniture beds and bedding stoves etc. will
sell the furniture bedding etc. rent to good tenant
for three years For further particulars inquire of John
Major ESQ., Hopewell or of the undersigned at North
Point. LEWIS ANDERSON.
North Point Ian & ISfh-tf 80.
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FOR RENT.

IHHE subscriber offers for rent the farm which he
resides six miles west of Bedford the Bedford and
Somerset Turnpike, consisting of about 200 of
cleared land in good state Of cultivation great por
ton of it in grass good stand for droves has good
apple orchard &c.
GEORGE MULLIN
ian 20,65-tf
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Printing Establishment for Sale

The press types, cases, Sc, upon which the Bedford
Patriot printed, for sale. The material is nearly
very full assortment Of newspaper and job types,
Washington press stands, roler &c, altogether
forming very complete selection for country newspaper
Terms Cash. Address
B. F. MCNEIL,
Bedford, Pa.
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WINCHESTER's HFPOPHOsPHITEs

the best remedy known to Mediea Science in every
where the physician commonly prescribes "t0aics
iran, 0hisky, end -tirer oil, qaiaine," DC
Winchester's Genuine Preparation
or THE HYP0PH0SPHfTES is the only reliable form
Of this Remedy and is approved by the Medical Profess
sion generally. USENO OTHER, NOR ANY REM
EDY CONTAINING IRON.
Es-PRICEs In o. Bottles, $l-Six Bottles for
SIS, In 6 Bottles $2-Three for S. Circulars free
Sold by all respectable Druggists and at the sole Gener-
al Depotn the United States, by
J. WINCHESTER, 36 John St. NJ Z.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-27

CoNAoS SCHOOLS IN PENNSYLVANIA. The report
of the Superintendent of Common Schools of
Pennsylvania, for the year ending June lst, 1894
contains much information in regard to the work
ing of our school system which will interest all
who care for education and training Of the youths
of our State. Including the city of Philadelphia,
the following statistics well exhibit the grand result
for the year 1864 Whole number of schools IL,
es2, an increase of 874 during the year; whole
number of teachers ls,9o7 increase s81; whole
number of pupils 709, $3.50, increase 6, 6,489; average
attendance of pupils 460,065 increase 4,467 aver
age leagth of school terms, six months five days
average cost Of pupils per month 81 cents, increase
l3 cents; total cost Of tuition S. 1872 067s6, in
crease $267, 1899 total cost Of fuel and Gontin-
gencies, $ac9 1877 s0 decrease $32 055 94 total for
schoel houses ssss, ,40s,69, decrease s72,ol2, II;
making the total cost Of the Common School system
of the State including taxes levied, and amount
paid BY PhEadephia and the state appropriation for
1864, $5 sf3 1855, 49, an increase of $780, 154, ,02
over the cost of 1868. While in some respects
there has been falling off from the past year, on
the whole the exhibit is encouraging, and shows
that have kept steadily increasing the means OF
educating our young people in all parts of the Com
monwealth.
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The undersigned Auditors Of Bedford county, do hereby
certify that pursuance of the Act Of Assembly in such
cases made and provided they at the Court House.
the Borough Of Bedford and did audit and adjust the
counts Of James b. Farquhar, ESQ., Treasurer OF said
county, the year 1854 contained in the foregoing
and that have examined the foregoing
counts Of moneys due to and owed by Bedford county
and that we have found the same TO be correct.
Witness our hands this 4th day of January, 1868
JOHN ii. BARTON,
DANIEL BARLEY
DAVID EVANS,
Attest-E. F. KERR Clerk. Auditors =
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From the Hon. JACOB BROOM,
: pt.sIa l.fr, flat 7Fh JGkS

Gentlemen: In reply to your inquiry to the cecs
roa,ieed by the use of Hooflands German Btters IT
INV family have hesitation in saying THAI it has been
highly beneficial In instance, case OF dyspepsia OF
the use Of one bottle gave decided relief the sec
ond secng cure and the third, it seems has confirmed
ma fol there has been symptoms OF IFS return Tor
tIe wears In my indgiduaIuse of it fad 1T
he an uneo1alled tonic and sincerely recommend its use
- ~ Aio 3Oil'- T,,;ly vo,rs JACOB BROOM,
-' I707 Snr,,ee ST
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DEITRICH-WE tho sth of Dec at the
house of Mr.. Laney, in Harrison township by David
Miller Dsq., VIM Dietrich of Harrison township, Mrs
Mary Jane Wemer Of Chaneysvie, Monroe township
both Of Bedford eounty Pa.
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Containing l23 Acres.

part limestone, about FIFTY ACRES CLEARED and
under fence the balance timber lend There is the
place TWO AND 4A-HALF- STORY LOG HOUSE,
weather boarded Double Log Barn. Spring House. Smoke
House and Tenant House. There are Two Apple Or
chards choice fruit and Peach Orchard this farm,
and failing Springs and streams Of water run
ming through it. Also good Sugar Camp containing 200
trees ANY person wishing to examine the property can
do so by calling on the subscriber.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock.
ian6,'65-3ta 8.5 JAMES REA, Jr.
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Sherif's Sales.

DY virtue of sundry wrts of Vend Exponas and FIera
Id Faeas to me directed, there viii be sold at the Court
House. in the Borough Of Bedford Saturday the 1th
day Of February 1865, at 10 o'clock NJ the following
real estate, viz
The following described hnding and lot of ground Of
James Cossin owner and contractor, to wit certain
frame or plank dwelling house. story and ahalf high
situate in the Township of st Clair, in the village Of
pleasantyile in the County aforesaid containing front
and in depth sixteen feet and the lot curtege
pertaining in execution the properly of james
Clossin. ~
ALs070ne traetsof land eontaning one hundred acres
more Or Ies about thirty cleared and under fence
with story and ahaf log house and log barn thereon
erected situate in West Providence township, Bedford
county. Taken nexecntion the property Of Frederick
Friend.
ALS0--One lot Of ground with dwelling house and
out buildings theee erected situate In The Borough Of
Bedford adjoining lot Of John Miller aud wife the
west and fronting East Pitt street. taken in execution
the property Of Martin Miller.4s
JOHN ALDSTADT, h
Sherif's Office, Sheriff.
Bedford JAM l3, 1884. a8as.AN 8ssss H
Iss5s Ladies' Furs.
THE largest assortment. at CHARLES OAKF0RD &
SONS, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Ladies' Furs- e
Purchasers may rely upon getting the best Ears al
| .e5 AEaEiEE- t0AkF0RD SONS, Continental Hotel,
| PhiIaaelphia,
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CONSU PTlON.

They nnBediatel nefssseths strength and dcspeH the
Ger, and diminish the Espectisaioa They check the
ntghf sgeats always, in from fourteen days The
appetite Il at once iiviyoraed and the patient rapidly
gains assh the cough and the d6ieat breathing are
speedily releyed the sleep becomes calm and refresh
ing the ecacUatiois regazfr and ua3oraa. ALL THE
GENERAL SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR WITH d RAPID
ITY THAT SEEMS MARV EL0US.--L f. ChNrelili,
u D
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

NNHE subscriber will offer at public sale on SATURDAY
Al THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1865,
in the Borough of Bedford the following described pro
perry situate in Bedford Township Bedford county, ad
joining lands of James Rea, sr VIM. Dunke and others
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!, AsTHaA OR PnrHslc.A spasmodc affection of
the Bronchial Tubes, which are covered with dry,
tenacious phlegn, rs BroWF's Bronchial Troekcs''
VIII - bme cases givu immediate Ecligf
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RECEIPTS AND ExPEN DlTURES
or BEDFORD COUNTY.
For the. Year EndinB January ID, 1895.
JAMES B. FARoUHAf, Esq,
l.REAsrRER nR.

Treasurer sf fsord accoliut icith said Couaty
from ts 40s day " gaAaAara SaAsto The I'd dcg Of
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Report of the Auditors of Bedford County 1
the Auditor General, January 4th, 1865.

JAMES B. FAkQUHAK Esq,
Treasurer of Bedford County, with the Com
monweaith of Pennsylvania.
To amount received from collectors $3.50 rs
On unseatsd lands 335 93
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phpFoAp sSS.A&s
The Undersigned Auditors Of said nty, do certify
that In pursuance of the AcS Assembly such cases
made and provided they met the Court House, in the
Borough OF Bedford and did audit and adjust the accounts
between ia mes Farquhar ESQ., Treasurer Of said
y and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania contained
the foregoing statements Witness our hands this h
day OF january. 1855. W aa JOHN III. BARTON,
Aaflk stS IS as,alk8 88asel DANIEL BARLEY
a4TE&@ NIAa DAVID tEVANS,ss
Attest = T. kerr, CLERK. 44tsE Auditors
ion. 2T, TO-
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From John B. Wiekersham, Esq, firm Of HickeTsham
Hatchison the celebrated Manufacturers o1 Fancy
Iron Works, 259 Canal st.
am the recipient from yoa Of Of the greatest "a
vors that can be conferred upon viz that OF health
For many years hate suffered from one OF the most an
moving and debitang complaints that the human fainl
Nv can be afflicted with, Chronic DiIrrhea.
During the long time suffering from this disease
was attended BY regular physicians, giving me but tenn
porarv relief The cause seemed to remain until was
induced to try Hoofands German Btters After the use
of few bottles Of that valuable medicine the complaint
appeared to be completely eradeated
often inwardy thank you for such yaluabls speclhc
and whenever have opportunity, cbeerfully recon-
mend H. with full confidence in its reliability
Truly yours,
JoHx B. WIcKERsHAM,
View York, Feb. 2, 1854.
Prom julius Lee, Esq, ArH Of Lee & Walker the most
extensive Music Publishers in the United States, No 22
Chestnut Street PhiladelphfT.
$50 February sth, 1864.
Messrs Jones 4 Egans-Gentleman;--M mother-in-
law has been greatly benefited by yoqT Hoohands er
man Bitters that concluded TO try it myself Hrd II 20
be an invaluable tonic and unhestangly recommend
to ali whoare suffering from dyspepsia have lad ihat
disease in its most obstinate many
rs anI vour Btters has given me ease when every
tbi,,r else had failed Yours truly JULIUS LEE.
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CorRr WEEK viii be good time to remember the
INQUIRER
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Try and pay your subscription or other indeb ted
ness TO the INQUIRER during court week.
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Rev. W D. seigfried, Pastor Of 18th Baptist Church.
Philadelphia, December 25th, 1853.

Nessrs Jones a F7ans-- Gent enen have recently
been aboring under the distressing effects Of indigestion
accom- paned bv a prostration of the neTEus system
nun erous remedies were recommended by rends and
some Of them tested but without relief Your Hoofands
German Bitteis were recommended BY persons who had
tried Them and whose favorable mention of the Blters
me al so to try them mast confess that had
an aversion to Patent Medicines, from the thousand and
one ouack "tters whose only aim to be to palm
off sweefened and drugged liquor upon the community
in sly way; and the tendency of which, fear, is to
make many a confirmed drunkard Upon learning that
yours was really medicine preparation, took it with
bappy effect Its action not upon only the stomach,
but upon the nervous SYSTEM prompt and gratifying
feel that Ibaye derived great and permanent benefit from
the use of few bottles. Very respectfully
w. ID. SEIGFRIED,
No. 254 Shaekamaxen ST.
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Rates of Advertising.

One square, insertion &l00
One square, three Insertions. so
Each additional insertion less than three months, so
months. 6months. year.
One square. 400 6.0o $1,000
Two squares,.................. 500 300 1900
Three sguares.........,....... 500 1900 2o.0e
Half column............ 1890 $500 1000
one column .................- 5000 $500 sG4Oe
Administrators and Executors notices. $500. Audi
tors notices. under 10 lines $2O0 if over 10 lines
Sherifss sales $75 per tract Table work, double the
above rates. figure work 25 per additional Estrays
Cautions and Notices Trespassers $20o for three in
serons, if not above ten lines Marriage notices, 80
each payable iA advance Obituaries five lines in
length and Resolutions of Beneficial Associations half
advertising rates. payable in advance Announcements
of deaths, gratis Notices in editorial column Is
line. IzS~ No deduction advertisers of Patent
Medicines Advertising Agents.
In order that there may be due notice of the change
of terms regard marriage and obituary notices. such
notices viii continue be published without charge until
issue Of the 10th Of February with which we shall
commence the above charges
The undersigned have agreed upon the above terms of
advertising which w in future be strictly adhered to-
B. II. MEYE
Publisher Bedford Gazette"
b. T. MCNEIL
Publisher Bedford Inquirer"
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Statement Of Moneys Due and Owed BY Red
ford County.
To John sill II 3 M 90 600 40
There IS now in the Treasury subject to the
order Of the Commissioners . ssas 223O 81
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-27

The TRIBUNE AEAANAo for 1866 has been sent us
by the publishers. This alnanac has become or
ought to become indispensable in every well regula
ted household, besides those not so well regulated
as well as IN every Office and countng-room. 1t
contains Arge amount of interesting matter of
permanent value. handsomely printed for twenty
cent.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-27

Ha- The circulation of this paper is now thirteen
hundred, and tits therefore an unsurpassed medium
in this county for advertisers Those who have real
personal property for sale, win find it to their
profit to advertize in the INeuIRER
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The soasnern Penasst4anfa lsAilroad.

As the engineers have completed the survey and
location of this new road from Connesyille ID Bed
ford, and paused IN their operati6na, y funor has
cot aaoat that the conpsny sf1s not intend to build
any more than that portion Of the work. Il is true
that the company intend to build finish and put this
part Of the line in operation before attempting any
other But it ID not true that the rect Of the work
is to be abandoned The Huntingdon aud Broad
Top Railroad extends to Bedford. At which place it
will meet this new road aud coaheet withit. From
Bedford to Conhellyflle is division Of road, which
cannot be hait without very heavy tunnel-work
through the mountains, and when finished il ia obg
ously the best policy put the road in operation by
meansofthe Broad Top connection This would at
oncemake athroughroute from Philadelphia, via Har-
risburg, Huntingdon, Bedford and Conngllaville 10
Pittsbvrg, and would afford opportunity for bring
ing into market the valuable mineral lands of the
Southern tier Of counties. It would furnish also an
avenue 10 market for the oil Of the DunkAra Creek
region besides increasing enormously the business
of the railroad from Huntingdon to BEDFORD PAilG
MoTrh 4stsFSeap Of Tuesday.