Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-01-12

MsAr1l you want 10 Duy or sell eaCJle, auYer-
tise
ns=Ifyou want to buy or sell grain, adver-
tise.
asA-If you want to advance your interests
generally, advertise!
j. Henry Hutton has been appointed Ex
press Agent at this point. J. B. Farquhar,
resigned.
Is IT Nor So?.-If you have a wife
and children is it not a pleasant thought
that you viii hand down to future genera
tions complete description and perfect
record, with Gkenesses of yourselfan them?
This isthe reflection that those persons enjoy
who have secured Photograph Family
Record
MUSICAL The only REED instrument
that the celebrated Pianist GorrscHALK,
viii use or recommend, is Mason & Hamlin' 5
Cabinet Organ, and of them he says:
Your Cabinet Organ is truly charming
instrument, WORTHY of the high praise it
has received, and FAR SUPERIOR to ere,y
thing Of It's class have seen.
B. NJ Greene the agent for this county
has constantly on hand at his Music Store,
Huntingdon, Pa, full assortment of these
Instruments and also of Steinway & Son 5
Pianos which he sells at Manufacturer s
prices. Dr. HICKoK of our town we are
pleased to learn is Mr. Greene's agent in
Bedford County and Cireu lars ana informa-
ton in full can be had of him upon applica-
ton
NEwsPAPoRIAL AL-There has been mum.
Der Of newspaper changes which we have
neglected to notice up to the present, and
while we have our hand in we shall notice all
those that present themselves to our reeoIlec
ton.
7. B. Penniman, Esq, formerly of the
Honesdale Republic, has assumed charge of
the Pittsburgh Gazette as editor in chief. The
Gazette has also been enlarged and improved.
We take pleasure in recommending as one of
the best and most reliable political journals
in Western Pennsylvania
Benz Bennan, Esq, of the Miners Jour
naI at Podsvills, proposes to issue daily
as soon as he secures a press. Success to
him.
P. c. VanGelder, late Of the Williamsport
Bulletin, joins NJ. Fl. Cobb in the publication
of that staunch republican journal, the Agita-
tor, at Welsboro, Pa. They intend to en-
large.
The Pittsburgh Daily Commercial has been
enlarged and materially improved. Itis now
one of the largest daily papers in the State.
Its proprietors manifest great enterprise in
giving it an extensive circulation. 1t ap-
pears to have the run of the cars both East
and West of Pittsburgh. We have found ii
difficult to get any other Journal We are
sorry that its go-aheadativeness does not war
rant it in keeping up with progressive princi-
pies.
The Chambersburg Repository comes to us
very much enlarged. 1t is now in its seven
ty-third year. It is certainly one of the most
ably conducted political papers in the State.
There are very few county papers that exceed
its circulation.
Whitaker retires from the Huntingdon
Journal, snd r. McDevitt, is supposed to be
his successor. There has been, also, change
on the Monitor, but it would require daily
edition of the Inquirer to regularly announce
the changes on that paper. We are led to
believe that both the Monitor and Fulton
Demoerat are used as infant schools in which
to drill Copperhead editors for better posi-
tions.
The responsibility of the shirleysburg Her
aid devolves upon Ben. Lutz. We hope that
Benjamin viii be able to bear up nnder it.
We wish him abundant success.
Bounty AND CoMMUTATIoN.- are
frequently asked whether any provision has
been made to equalize the Bounties to vol
unteers who volunteered in 1862. To all
who interrogate us upon the subject we are
compelled to answer that Congress has made
no such provision, but bill is now before
the Committee on Military affairs in the
Lower House, looking to that end. In the
meanwhile we would warn our veteran