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A FEW FIRsT.CLAsS AGENTS wANTED-To
COJ.,5iL OF WAR rs 81,
splendid Also. other publications. Ex
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A GENTLEMAN Of steady habits and literary
EDITOR arA Wresy tommrrcis. Papcf WAN IT'D Addrs..
fsaaS of, 'Ha terms none 0''' '''' ''O'''
A BUSHELMAN WANTED aud PORTER.
~ CHICHESTER WILLIAMS. No ill Broadway
LINKIE * LYON SEWING-MACHlNE Co
si .snps. Of .swius No. 81 Bfosdway hrw.ior'
lob RULER WANTED
~ ApsiyH FRANCIS LOUTRELS Ne q MAiien-Isns.
ORGANIsT wANTED-For a small Episcopal
sho.srye ds.irib, address ORGAN OF A Fleming No.
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NVrANTED-A YOUNG LAWYER or advanoeda law
w student practically ,raaiated 18th senveysaens and willing
M is compensation 20 devote himself sniey 10 the business
D. BI5sIl5a fooa., Answers most as a particular,
quaBeoni rsdaHe nd references and 'o what Ay "H
WANTED = EXPERIENCED AGENTS in all
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V&rANTED-A GOVERNESS, to three Misses the
w English brsnce French and Music. Good Inference
County &,
NNANTED-A good BRASS PATTERN MAKER
w for small good steady employment sI be
given Apply CHARLES GRECO. No. O. Goid-'t, n Y.
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NNANTED--A BOY 10 run Gordon Press. Apply
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II ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. arrangement.
October l. lsC6-Leayes James Zip ~ = FOR Green
nor and av stations, stations $50
D m Eruess CT~snport 500 IN syo5sct and way sta
tons; Fsrnnsdae snd stations snd saturday nigh'
North isiiD.
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
WI Foot Of Barclsyn and Ne July a. MorrinE mai trains
intermediate stations vii leave az 80 m
RIprsss Of elburB uAio p M Dover
N'P''''e ~ ~" : sCHOCH Assistant Superintendent
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n C0IT0N7 AUCTIOYTTR

LaIF Of FURNITURE entire stock q dell.
declining On ThursdBy Oct 10 o'clock n,
1872 West weuty nuthi EislsS. oil tie lulnure. ca
O-cohs and mirrors the esabsueu tie leave
Tor Caiorus the ZHh inst Tie stock h. Ia aud will afford
favorable opportunity 20 al aud especially the Trade Also
Famy Wagon ond Sprng Cart Iron safe &C., Nc
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- PopnuAM WFSTCHESTER COUNTY n. T.
POSTPONEMENT

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
n JEROME PAR P4Rk co,,>,rv xy
FoRDHAM W y66ssTTedEF NM TooN1 "
on account Of the ineleasney q the wesiher.
,,Dousl to take place Wednesday 2h Thursday s1h ssur-
day 2sh q ssg%eer iSge sTe PSPops 1STTnyyspAY
SECOND DAY, M0NDAf, OF; l.
FIRST RAcE-"THE NURSERY RACE dash Of see mile Zoe J.
wear ods Q carry 20 pounds Closed with y eatfles
sfcoyD RAcE-sAsE DArrwo mile heats ior ~ sEes 4, -.
THIRD RAoE-sAns DAY" SELLING PREMIUM tor al age.
.9 hf o9. 500 allowed 70 pounds, SIO Z pOunda The winner
to es hiepsass Post RACE mites 70.
all ages carry 100 pounds except eyer oas Sao nus
carry their appropriate weight 10 close On tns .sa p
OF "''' ~ MAJ iTritfRD DAY TUESDAY, Oc. 2
First RloH-"HURpLE Race" handicap iOE al ages tea
" sco csi Re1sss DlrTHE JEROME RAcE mile heats
for Sysor SS paTsor III ages u mile. dA,h horss
beaten once daTn meeting allowed pounds those beaten twice
OF more FOURTH DAY, WEDNESDAY Oct ,
FrKsr RAcE-Mile heats for al ssrs , ~
T xG1Sp RsaSssns D11THE GRAND NATIONAL RACE'
"a Handicap To name and slo.e ths ni's
xs.1 20 % S made o. or before the September cers
Gates Of merit the Club to such horses a. may excel
'ns'e Race NO FURTEER PosTPoNEMENT
Nominations to be nsdeto JOHN g. IRVING sssfs'Hy ""
Exchange place, NeS-YOfs' pp1cps
To the qusrter.,tretch PEI
Admittsnce to the ground ''''''''''''''''' 1
Admittsnce the pand stand
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Lsdis unaceOmPssied By gentlemen VIII D' " pe''''
w. r PESSA s.s' Rae. steward.
AKEENE RICHARDS, ssq tn. Meeting
huoUsT BELMONT esq Pfs.iains steward
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1IIILIyI MI n. -IInLL..9aIIl- III gahnaM
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-05-04

diefce, be sure that YOU have sufficient
grounds for all the law which yel lay down.
z. The g0regseH1ept should 6e uniform and
steady If you allow to day what you for
babe yesterday, and may forbid again to-
morrow, your rules will be likely to fail
Children do not alWeys see the reasons Of
things: and where there is no evidence to
the contrary, they will assume you are right.
But where you can change without appar-
ent cause, and sometimes fFown and some
times smile at the same identical thing, you
fought not to complain. If your commands
and prohibitions arc deemed the mere whim
of the hour. To avoid this danger, do not
make needless rules.
Let the g0cerameat be administered Nth
cul1eaess Sometimes there may be cali
foran exhibition Of Yigor in repressing evil;
but the parent or the teacher should never
let It be seen that the crisis is too mach for
him. IF the parent loses his selfeommad,
the child sees in it an indication ofweakness
He may dread your occasional outbursts,
and take some care to be out Of the way ii
he can, while the storm lasts; but he re-
ceiyes little good.
4. Let toren,iagle nth all Tie acts of the
ruler. In families as well as nations, it is
important that the subject should feel that
in the framing of the law his welfare was not
forgotten IF the children get the idea that
the parent or the teacher is merely looking
out for his own ease or qualification, there
will be no cordial respect foI the government
and no shame in disregarding its authority
If even right law is administered in a harsh,
unfeeling way, the spirit of resistance viii
be apt to rise. Convince them that you
may win them to the side of the law. =
s. S. Times
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-05-04
A NEW FEATURE IN AN ENGLISH.
MANS EDUCATION.

The study OF America is a new branch of
an Enghshmen's education. Hitherto a sad
ly neglected one, is now forced upon him by
stubborn and startling facts, unexplainable to
former ignorance, dumb working to former
contempt. An eminent English gentleman,
Mr. Handel Cossham, thus repeats Sir Nor
ton Petro's advice to his fellow Britons
The Americans understand England bet
ter than we understand America. One rea-
son of this is that they travel more here than
we do there. / was informed, on what | be-
feve to be good authority, that there are usu-
ally at least 10000 Americans travelling in
earnestly counselling the public and CONNER
cial men of this country to make a tour to
America and is the aristd dekatic section of
our country, the landed interest, would also
take the trouble to cross the Atlantic, it would
marvellously tend to open their eyes and brush
away the dust of aristocratic prejudices and
ancient tradition.
i venture to say that in the future America
will play so inportanta part in the history of
the world that no man win be fit to take po-
sition as statesman and public political
teacher who dose not keep himself informed
as to the policy and progressed America 1t
is important, too, that America should be vis-
tied by the right kind Of men. They do not
want the kidgloved and mere drawing-room
men, who believe in nothing but scented
hankerchiefs aud themselves America does
not want snobs to visit her; she wants men
who can look beyond their noses, and see
without prejudice the growth OF country
that in seventy f-fveye has sprung from three
millions ofpeople to thirty, and thatin wealth
intelligence, respect for law, patriotism and
religious feeling is the equal, to say the least,
OF the nations of Europe, not excepting our
own y
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-05-04
HONEST LABOR,

A life ofhonest labor, with the simple re-
ward of eontentment, is the nearest approx
nation to happiness which man can expect
here The temptations to enter into business
life, and then into the pursuit of wealth, are
vastly increased in our time. The past few
years have been remarkable in this respect.
The young man has seen or thought that he
saw, the rapid accumulation Of colossal for
tunes by men of bis own age and class, and
has felt the bonds which has kept him back
to be very CALLING. IF | had only the capital
is his constant exclamation accompanied with
the conviction that only that was wanting to
insure him a brilliant career of success in the
pursuit of money making. He has not
thought of the other side of the picture. The
apparent success of the few is always visible,
while the bitter disappointment, agony, and
sometimes shame of the many who fail are
hidden out Of sight. If the true story could
be told Of any generation of men who have
gone into the pursuit Of fortunes, the lesson
would be startling. The number of success
ful men would be found exceedingly small,
while of those who have been successful the
proportion would be found appalling who
have su ucceeded at the expense of happiness,
and tou often Of seiErespect, if not of reputa-
ton.
1t is worth the while of every young man to
consider seriously what is likely to be the su-
rest source of happiness to himself, and his
family, if he has one, and that question fairly
answered will in most cases show that wealth
is not necessary to the result. Or if wealth
be so earnestly desired that he cannot make
up his mind to be content without it, then let
him know that in the pursuit Git be may meet
such experience of anxiety, such temptations
to great risk of fortune and Of character, that
without courage and firm principle the chan
ces are hundred to one he win fail misera-
bly,, especially if he looks to a swift fortune
as the result Of bold speculation. a fortune
earned by steady, honest labor is an honor
and blessing. Sach fortune viii bring
enjoyment and happiness in the process of its
accumulation as well as in the use of it, such
a fortune may be earned without great risk,
without corroding anxieties, without the fer
rbIe weight of heavy responsibilities assumed
for the chance of the ganester' S success. II
there be any advice which ought to be i'm
pressed on the young man who has deter
mined to seek wealth. it is this, that he
should seek to grow rich slowly rather than
rapidly.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-05-04

A MAN or MARX Talking about CON
tracts, said Sumner, with whom we were
conversing on the street yesterday, that was
a rich incident that lawyer B-relates as
coming under his observation, while travel
ing in an adjoining county, short time since.
B had occasion to make out contract
between aplanter lone OF the 'scions chivalry,
landed proprier, &c.-and colored labor
er, having commenced With, Know all men,
and gone through in legal form to 'Hereunto
fix our hands and seals, the lawyer calledup
on the parties for their signatures Planter
seemed confused, hesitated, stammered, and
finally 'reekoned he would have to make his
mark Turning tothe freedmen, says B B..
shall mark for you, also !? No, sab, il
you please, Use gwine 60 sign, and he did
sign, in bold and legi5le manner, hisname
in full tell you, continued stunuer. ..that
planter is a man of mark. What depraved,
ignorant set these niggers are. Memphis
Post
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BAN Ex ERS.

G. W. RupP.....o. F. SHANNON .......F. BENRDroT
DUPP, SHANNON & Co, BANKERS,
II BEnFoRD, Pa.
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
COLL ECTIONs made for the East. West, North
and South and the general business Of Exchange,
transacted Notes and Accounts Collected and
ReH.ittanees promptly made. REAL ESTATE
bought and sold. aprI5, Gift
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nANIEL BORDER,
- PITT STREET, Two DOORS WEST OF THE BED
FORD HOTEL, BEBFORD, PA.
TCHMAKER AND DEALER IN JEWEL
RY. SPEcTACLEs. &c.
He keeps on hand stock Of fine Gold and Sill
yer Watches, Speetaeles Of Brilliant Double Rein
SSd Glasses, also Scotch Pebble Glasses. Gold
" Hatch Chains Breast Pins, Finger Rings, best
quality Of Gold Pens. lie win supply to order
any thing in his line not on hand.
apr, 2S, l965-zz
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HOTELS.

DEDFORD HOUSE,
ID AT noPEWELH. BEDFoRD COUNTY, PA,
BY HARRY DR0LLINGER.
Every attention given to make guests comfortable,
who stop at this House.
Hopewell, July 29 1864.
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DENTISTS.

g. n. G. hiNNich' JR.
N ENTIS'TS, BEDFORD PA.
4 Office in the Bank Building, Juliona Street
All operations pertaining to Surgical or Me
,hanieal Dentistry carefully and faithfully per-
formed and warranted. TERMS CASH.
ian6'e5-lY.
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nENTISTRY.

nENTISTRY.
II I. y. BoWSER, RESIDENT DENTIST, WooD-
BEsRY Pa. visits Bloody Run three days Of each
month, commencing with the second Tuesday Of
the month. Prepared to perform all Dental oper-
ations with which he may be favored Terms
,citHia he reach Of al aud strictly cash crcept Jg
speoial eoatract. Work to be sent by mail or 9th
wise, must be paid for when impressions are taken
aug5, Gift
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.BEWELER, &c.

John REIMUND,
y CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
in the United States Telegraph Office,
BEDFORD, Pa.
Clocks watches, aud all kinds Of jewelry
promptly repaired. All work entrusted to his care
warranted to give entire satisfaction. [noyS-lyr
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ALEXANDER HAMPTON, who has beel

ALEXANDER HAMILTON, who has been
called the greatest of the Americans, said
: Not only the wealth, but the independence
and security Of country appeared TO be
materially connected With the prosperay 81
manufactures. Every natien. Yi;h view
to these great objects, ought 10 endeayor to
possess within itself all the essentials Of ma.
tional supply. These comprise the means
of subsistence, clothing and defense.
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ERA letter writer from Alabama, in the
New York Watehnsdh tSonthernj has q
neighbor who has been on 4 visit recently
to the great metropolis, and thinks sell Of
Rev. H. ". Beecher. He says:
Il went half an hour before the time,
and barely was in time for a seat Boecher
win do. Beacher has religion. The people
sing like a genuine Methodist camp meet
ir.g. You feel when you come away, that,
God helping, you viii be a better man.
Your hearts, moyed, and your eyes moist
ened. Nonigger, no politics -real gospel,
heart searching, practical religion. | went
again, and it was the same thing We dis
cussed Beechcr, and concluded he would do,
and made up our minds to invite him down
ID the capital 0t Alahama to preach
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PHYSICIANS.

JXTM. w. JAMESON, NJ. D.,
w BLOODY RUN, Pa,
Respectfully tenders his professional services to
the Pnople Of that place and vicinity Ldeeo:lyr.
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TOBACCoNIsTs.

n W. GROUSE CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TOBACCONISTS.
one door vest Of the Post Office, above Daniel
border jewclry store, Bedford Penn'a., are now
prepared to sell by Wholesale or retail ali kinds Of
AObaccO. Cigars and Snuff.
:; Urders for Cigars promptly filed Persons de-
ssIing anything in their line will do well to give
4Fd, Oct. 90 'e5
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II IMMELL AND LINGENFELTER,
IL ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
Have formed partnership in the practice Of
the Law Office on Juliana Street, two doors South
Of the Mengel House.
aprI IS64-tf
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- - PENNSYTl. N. D.

4 }. IL. i E-N -Nso L. u. "a
i (late Surgeon both P. w
BLooDY RUN, PA,
Offers his professional services as Physician and
Surgeon to the citizens Of Bloody Run and ylcln-
ity. decl:lyr%
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~Ia, did MT the minister say last Sunday,
that spa'ks flew upward r, Yes my dear;
how came you to think Of it2" Because
yesterday | saw Cousin Sally's spark, stag
GEL lwn the street, aud fell downward 7