Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-08-24

of the Presbyterian congregation in this place,
arrived here several days ago, and has
entered upon the duties Of has charge.
All the necessary blanks for the col
lection Of the bounty authorized by The ia.e
aa. Of Congress have been procured By Dur
aeaow & Lu1z. and they are prepared to
make al. applications for beanties under the
ae-.t-
GE 541ss f. DEEAEAa. Pump Maker,
OF Bloody Run Borough, has inserted a pump
lu the well on the Keefe farm, nov owned by
Adam shaEar IN Bedford township. aiaety-
a.astsst tea inches long, which can be pump
eli by one hand. Ii IS due 10 Sir. Deyara.in
70 state that a number Of persons in the
same business, in this and other counties, re-
fused 70 undertake the york on account oflts
sIlaigcd impracticahiliyy
BorxrY YoE SoLBIEBs.-The bill for the
equalization Of bountics has passed both hou
ses. and Is law. Under It's provisions all
who enlisted after the 10Th Of April, 1861,
and served three years, or were discharged
for wounds, are entitled 20 S1o0- Those who
enlisted for two years, to $50. If
lzg The Helena Glee Club viii give anu
steal concert in the Court House, on Friday
evening the 24th inst. for the benefit Of the
Congregational Church at Helena. in Broad
Top township. This benefit viii be given for
the purpose Of raising mouey to assist in pay
Ing a church debt The members OF the
church are poor, and are laboring under q
heagY debt incurred in building their house
of worship, and take this method ofobtaining
assistance. We hope our citizens viii give
them a liberal encouragement. ,
HouNe MIL, &c.--A meeting viii be
held at the Court House, in Bedford, on the
evening of WEDNESDAY, the 9th Of SErrHBER,
fr the purpose Of considering the feasibility
of forming a company to erect Rolling Mil.
Nail Factory, DC, at HoPewen. All persons
who fsel an interest in the project and the
prosperity Of our county are requested to
attend,
JOIN CESSNA. JOB MANN
SAMUEL sHUCE, VT. DAUGHERTY,
JOSEPH ". TATE. 3. j. RUSSELL,
w. FL. WATSON, JOHN LJIZ,
f. Q. EEAMER. JOHN r. JORDAN,
j. ". DICEB8S0N, GEORGE BLIM4RE,
9. y. ASHCOA. JOHN f. LOWRY.
ENLARGEMENT or EVERY SArUaDAY.-We
have Just received the number fer Aug 2jth,
Of this most exceIlentiournaI Of foreign litera-
tare. Contents: Silcote Of Sdcoses, Bathing
with an Emperor The Story of Burglary,
Iae Theory Of Flirtatious, Choosing House,
The Atlantic Telegraph, Foreign Notes, The
Suadews. Les Noyades. Though already
without rival in its peculiar field, The enter
Frising publishers propose to enlarge it a.
Indicated in The following note:
With the number for September lst, Every
Saturday Will be enlarged from % to 40 pages.
he great success Of the journal justifes and
demands this enlargement. The conductors
Hl!i hereafter introduce as feature sERIAL
>romEs, in compliance with a general desire.
They viii select only those Of a Grst-class
character, and OF readable quality tSiieote
Of SiIeotes, by Henry Kingsley, has just
Dee" begun, and others will follor shortly
ECeIy Saturday viii continue TO present
.he most readable, interesting, aud valuable
Stories, Essays, Sketches, and Poems, from
lhs foreign journals and periodicals. Traus-
laiious from the French periodicals viii form
regulor and important feature A most
thrilling story from the French of Edmond
About, win be egiren in September. Ticknor
d Fields, Boston.