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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08
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nUBLIC SALE OF
L VALUABLE REAL ESTATE +.

nUBLIC SALE Of valuable Real Estate. By
/ virtue of an order of Orphans Court Of Bed
ford county, the undersigned Administrative Of the
estate Of franklin South, late of Snake Spring
township deed, viii offer at public sale on the
premises, on Friday, November 18th, 1867, the
following valuable real estate, via; Farm or tract
Of land known as the Home or Mansion Place,
situated in Snake Spring township, containing 81
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of Jacob 5.
Ritchey. John Snyder and others, about IS acres
Of which are cleared and under fence, with two
storied log house, log barn, and other oat-bUild-
iDrs, thereon erected. Terms 0ne-third cash
on confirmation of sale, one-third lst Of April,
1865, remainder Ist Of April 1853, all with inter
est from date
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. ".
NoyI MARY ANN SOUTH, AdInrx.
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sEpFaRn. PA.. FRmAT. N0Y. !. So.

DlsEcrosy.-The following IS directory
ths Officers Of Bedford County and the
e5raagh OF Bedford, Of the Ministers of-Bed-
ord. and the time of meeting Of the different
.a.ons:
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CUNsrABLE's SALEs.-We have a very neatly
executed lot Of blanks ConstabIe's Sales.
Coastables in need Of any kind Of Blanks can
be supplied at the IvQUIRER Office
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I IST OF CAUSES put down for trial at No
| 4 yember Term, 1857 fisth day;)
W 5 Entrekin VS.. Kensinger 4 Eluek.
John Crist Us Eliza Corl-
David Heidler rs Huntington & Broadtop II. r.
r. & Coal Co.
Michael Ritchey VI Jos. b. StoneT-
Jos Sophia Kennard David d Arnold Lash
ley.
Geo " Magers vs. Michael Feather ct al
David B Bulger vs. Jac Brenneman.
jeremiah BnoufTys Jno u Werts ct al
Thos R. EvsBs rs Isaiah Shafer ct al
Jas PstteR rs DR. Wm Burch
John Black ct al vs Cath Trieker
jas Patton vs. DR. Wm BrUeh
Sanl Crissman ct al VS. Jno Axes AdInr
Thos Ritehey IS JAG Lingenfeltev ct al
Fred Smith ct al IS Alex Fletcher ct al
Same rs John Cavender et al
saml Castner ct al rs Michael Fox
Michl Hagan vs. Alvan Bpylan
John Hetrick rs Jno g. Clark
Geo Potter vs. Jno Eberly
Jno Stresser VS. Levi Fluok.
Certified Oct. IA, 1867.
oct 0. Z. SHANNON, Prot.
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Any person desiring a life Scholarship in
any one Of Bryant, s,rattan & Co.'s chain OF
National Commercial Colleges, can be suppl
ed by applying TO this Office. These are the
finest Commercial Colleges in America.
Price $40, from which we viii deduct . per
.rnnf If
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a.sss Btasss,,-We have on haad o
.ly n al kinds af blanks Any one
u 1s.aem Ssh in3 ge have complete
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BgDFoRn Classical ScHooL--Ihis School
which was formerly kept by the Rev. John
Lyon, re opened on Monday under the pFin-
cipalship Of Mr Frederick Woods who comes
to our townhighly recommended as a teacher
The School Is for both sexes and instruction
viii be given in the ordinary English branches
together with the usual classical course ia
Latin, Greek and Mathematics 10 prepare
Students for College. The French, German,
Iiaiaa and Spanish languages win also be
taught when required Terms are moderate
and every effort viii be put forth TO make this
d first class School. Pupils from distance
can find board in town on reasonable terms.
ALI KINDS OF BLANEs.-for sale at the Is
ouIEER oiEce. A fun supply Of Deeds,
Leases, Articles of Agreement. &c.
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OHERIFF'S SATISFY virtue Of sundzy
- writs Of reGi. expos. and feri facias to me d.
reeteS Tdsre win be sold at the Court House, in
the Borough Of Bedford, on Saturday the 18th day
Of Nov next, A. D. 1857 the following real estate,
situated in MON township, Bedford county, VIZ:
Also, orc tract Of land containing one hundred
AMI 'ninety-fTe acres, more or less, with about
fartyfye acres cleared and under fence, with one
storied log house and log stable, and 4 small
orchard thereon, adjoining lands Of jos. Bowman,
Isaac Hams, Mary jones, Michael Stoner, Elias
Murphey, and others, situated in southampton
township and taken in execution as the property
of George Buxton.
Also, one tract Of land, containing one hundred
acres more OF less, about afty-hTe acres cleared
and under fence, with two story log dwelling
house, and log stable thereon erected; also one
apple orchard thereon, adjoining lands Of Adam
Shafer. Samuel ShatTer. Jacob Semler and others,
situated in 81. Clair township Bedford county,
and taken in execution as the property Of Andrew
Adams.
R0BERT STECKMAN, Sheriff.
Sheria's OtHce, Bedford, Pa, Oct. %, 1867.
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NJ Office Soties Is hereby given that there
N viii ke exposed Al public sale, on Tuesday,
November 8gth, 1861, at the north end Of Richard
street. Fu the borough Of Bedford, tho bridge or
rhieh the Bedford aud Holiday road, crosses
The .fuuiaia.
JAMES CLARK.
Oct.25:sa JOSIAH PE6R0SE.
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XKTANTED.-Forty heavy locust posts, and
w thirty bushels Of corn. Apply to
Nov.i:2t. J.R. DURBORR0W,
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All KINDS or BLASks for sale at the Is
QUiRri, Office 4 fall supply Of Deeds. Lea
ses. Articles Of Agreement &c.
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BROOMS,
BASKETS, WOODEN WARE, &c.
Look at some Of their prices
CALICOES, s, 10, y, Is, l6.
GINGHAAI, I22. Is, Is, 20.
MUSLIN, 10, y, II, Is, Is, 20.
CAssIMEREs CLOTHS, sATINETT and
LADIES SACKING at very low prices, Ladies,
Gents and Misses Shoes, Sandals and overshoes
in great variety. Mems boys and youths boots; /;
best Coffee, Tea, Sugar and Syrup at market
prices: low Feed Flour for sale here at all times.
We invite all to call and see the goods, and com
mare prices. before buying your goods Our motto
Is. short Proits.
TERus-Cash, notes or products oet-25;Smo
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hAEnnoE CEHrFicArrs. We have on
hand and for sale, a fine assortment Of Mar.
riage Certificates. Clergymen aud justices
should have them
BEbFoRp l.YcEuM-The Lyceum will meet
in the Grand Jury room on next thursday
evening at half past six o'clock, Question
for discussion ResoIrea, That our members
OF the general Assembly be instructed to fav-
or the passage Of an Act restoring the
Charter Of the Pittsburgh aud Coanellsville
rail road company. Affirmative, J. 3, Cess
na negative, j. r. Darborrow. The public
are invited to be present.
-s~s-
REMoyAt.-We would call attention to the
advertisement Of r. " Berkstresser & Co,
announcing the removal Of their store to
Shucks' Old Stand. where they viii wait
upon and be glad to meet ang one in want Of
a suit Of clothes. Overcast, Undereloihing-
Neck-ties, Hosiery, &c. Give them a call
Tbs public Schools Of Bedford win open
on Monday, the llth inst.
MAGNOLIA WArEE.-A delightful toilet ar.
ticle- superior to Cologne and at hall the
price, p
YORK CHHDaEN. you wish your children
to make rapid progress at school this winter,
call at Heekerman's drug store, and get new
books for them. It.
pas- new Grover & Baker 500 Sewing Ma
chine for sale--one halt cash and the balance
in a reasonable time. Apply to Box 6l, Bed
ford. IT,
ANY person desiring Scholarship Of the
Quaker City College, Philadelphia, one Of
the best Business Colleges in the United
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DURE GRAPE WINE FOB sACRAMENTAL
IL pgrposes. Pure blackberry wine, nine years
old, sold when prescribed BY regular physician.
No ! diamond coal oil, clear crystal Heavy
fint glass lSmp ehimneys, at
HECKERMAN 4 SONS Dreg St0fe.
Oct z5.st
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ANY person desiring a Scholarship Of the
Quaker City College, Philadelphia, one Of
the best Business Colleges in the United
States, can be supplied, on reasonable terms,
by applying to us.-tf.
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NTANTED-A frst class Teaeberto take charge
w Of the public seAoois al ssxton, by October
Ist. 1857. E. A. FocKLER, Sec.
c. W. NOOK, Prsst. sep20.5t.
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LADIES SHAWLS
Of latest patterns. and cheaper thar the cheapest
Persons buying for CASH or PRODUCE
would d. Eall 20 rali and see us
Bot remember, our TERMS are c.s-b or Pro
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gozsrABIEs SALGs.-We have a very
-= ,y executed l5,.ofblaaS Constable Sales!
G stables in need Of any kind Of blanks can
g supplied al sae lSqvIEsa office.
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p5S~A new Grover & Baker 500 Sewing Ma
chine for sale--one halt cash and the balance
IN a reasonable time. Apply to Box 6l, Bed
ford. 81
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-22


8. Ibelieye thekstatements of the young
gentlemen strictly true, and that PROT Fetter
made one statementto themian ad contradic-
tory onetome and others His note displays
cowarcce. and if he had supposed at
first would stand firm, he would not have
authorized the students as he did.
4. Prof Phillips has been guilty of gross
immortality, as will appear on comparing his
written statement with the truthful letter of
Prof. Martin to me- His injustice towards
me will be more keenly felt by him when he
reflects upon the many we'll remembered acts
of kindness received and acknowledged from
me by his late excellent father in the0dark
days of privation during the rebellion.
8: The young men are not blamed by me
in this affair, nor should they he held accoun-
table for carrying out in their youth, the evil
designs planned by older heads.
As this affair seems likely to be used
against me in private conversations, where l
cannot meet it, have deemed it my duty to
place the whole matter clearly before the
public. .i7t+- '9Fss w. j. HOGAN.
Chapei Hill, October 10, 1867. ... ..r.
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FRANKLIN County.

The correspondence we publish to-day, be-
tween tile Republicans of Franklin and the
Chairman of the Republican State Commit
tee, discloses some unmitigated political
chiseling and rascality on the part of the
rebel leaders in that County. 1t is not neces-
sary to- enlarge on this correspondence: It
speaks for itself
Let all Republicans "try the spirits"
before they trust Them Let them be warned
by, this example in Franklin County. We
trust the Republican press of the State will
aid US in spreading this warning among the
loyal people. .-
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VOting...TlcketS.

It will be we'll to bear in mind that under
the supplemental act of March 2, 1867,
those voting in favor of a Convention shall
which they vote for delegates, the words,
"Fora Convention" and those voting against
such a Convention shall have written or
printed on such ballots the words, Against
Convention" So the voter is to have but
one ticket. On one side must be the name
or names of the candidates, and on the other
side the words above given, For Conven-
tion," and Against Convention" 1t is
we'll to be careful. 1t will not do to have
on the ticket the word Convention, or the
words No Convention, as such vote might
not be counted. The law will no doubt be
adhered to strictly.
1t is thought the election will take place
about the Goth of November. 1t NAV be a
few days later.
The attention of our Republican friends
is called to these facts.
We are prepared to print tickets for cam
didates with the words, " For Convention
on the back of them. They will be furnish
eel at 80 per thousand. They could be affor-
ded for less money, but for the fact that
printing on both sides necessitates what is
called double press-work, and the postage
must be prepaid. Send in your orders at
once with the cash, and the tickets will be
promptly forwarded postage paid We have
a device to put on the tickets, by which
they will be known at once as Republican.
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THE HEBREW COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA
This excellent institution is to be opened
during this month. The following ministers;
have been elected professors and will consti-
tute the faculty:
Rev. DIR. Gastrow, Talmudic Literature
and Jewish History; Rev. DIR. Bethlehem,
Misnah, with Commentaries and the Books
of Decisions; Rev. Mr.. Morias, Biblical Lit
erature and Commentaries; Rev. Mr.. Lesser,
Bells Lettres, Homolites and Comparative
Theology; Rev. Mr.: Buttinweiser also to a
branch of Talmudic Literature. The follow
ing named gentlemen have been elected
Trustees of the College,: A Hart, Moses A.
SuIzberger, of Philadelphia, and Alex. s.
Saroni, Henry Joseph, and Myer s. Isaacs OF
New York. '-
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Iregret that the necessity for publication
has arisen. 1t would not but for the unjust
treatment towards me of those who proyok-
ed it. =
1: believe the whole difficulty grew out
OF hostility to me as Union man-because
accepted the Office of Registrar-and be.
saose OF the rumor that was soon to be mar.
4han 70 q a Northern lady. For these reasons.
,caI s uia not wish me so near the COLLEGE
and lam ! am engaged in merchandising here
well Ma as sn hspf Of mn eqRrpg
IN 4hs conflict with the students II ot4lnglng me
eI u faculty who melted them wo oaS event.
be an essed surprise that allowed mua. nave
which, no o by the freaks of fey self to
ness OF tSe OF Constant occurrence. The ooys
known that e ons is heightened when it j.
whom Of sm an old friend Of my e sSSntSms9 is
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County Convention.

Bear in mind, Republicans of Wake, that;
mass Convention will be held in Raleigh,
ON Saturday the I'd day of November, to.
nominate four candidates to Constitutional
Convention. ::
Let every Republican who can make it at,
all convenient, come to Raleigh that day
Come, one and all ...
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Henderson Fair.

A friend has furnished us an account of tine
races at Henderson Fair, but all our space
being occupied to-day, it will appear in the,
next. We learn that the races were very I'm
teresting, and that the Raleigh horses came
off with flying colors.
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New Hanoyer Comfy.

The Republicans of New Hanover have
nominated for the Convention Gen. Joseph
G. Abbott, Rev. S. S. Ashley, and Mr.. A.
Fl. Galloway-the latter colored.
This is an excellent ticket. and will be tri-
umphantly elected. Proceedings in our
next.
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CoLoRED PEOPLE, luke care Of your money.
Save all you can and put it in the Savings
Bank. 1t will be your best friend in years
to come
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RALEIGH. N. e.
Tuesday, Oct. 22d. 1867.
"a Mr.. c. w. HoRNER is authorized to make
business contracts for the Standard Office
Republican County Convention,

There will be a Convention of the
Republicans of Wake County held at
the Court House in Raleigh, on Sat-
urday, the I'd day of November, for
the purpose ofnominating candidates
for the Convention.
By order of
THE COMMTTTFE
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Remarkable Canvass.

Messrs. James H. Jones and J. B. Hutch
ings report that they have recently visited
and addressed the people at the following
| places H. s.. ...tt.. -. .
Mangum's Store, Red Mountain, Orange
County Mt. Tirzah, Centre Grove, Roxboro',
Woodsdale, Person County; Leasburg, Yam
ceyville, Milton, Moore's Store, Hightower,
Prospect Hill, Union Store Caswell County;
Graham, Pattersons Store and Johnson's
School-house, Alamance County. .#
They walked this entire round, and kept it
up from day to day, speaking to large audi
ences and advocating the principles of Union,
Liberty and political equality. They report
further that the Republican party is growing
stronger each day among the working class
es of our people.
Messrs Jones and Hutchings deserve much
credit for their unwearied exertions. They
started from Raleigh on the 9th of Septem-
Der and returned on the 10th of October
walking back and forth over two hundred
miles on this trip alone. They have made
other canvasses not quite so extensive into
CnaCidul, orange anu UIduflio, ooioio WIG
but we believe there is no such instance OF
perseverance and fidelity on record in this
State, as their last feat. Messrs. Hutchings,
and Jones are entitled to the silver cup
when it comes along.
The Charlotte Daily Neacs, rebel, speaking
of Messrs Pool and Goodloe, says:
They see small things in their immediate
vicinity, but they cannot discern great things
in the future. Let Mr.. Pool grumble at
the Northern interlopers and Mr.. Goodloe in
his weak way at the Comprehend victories
North, but the patriotism of the State has
higher duty the preservation of it's lber-
ties, and it will discharge this duty regard
less of these cumbrous party engines"
The liberties of this State will be CONSOLE
dated and preserved under the old flag,
which the Charlotte Mes so much hates.-
But the promising young rebels who con-
duct that paper must either leave the coun-
try for Brazil, or live under that flag, which
will float long the sun shines and wa
ter runs. If they should conclude to ode
part their country for their country's good"
they will leave many dry eyes behind them.
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Inc Republican party is the special friend
OF the mechanic and working man tt has
SHOWN this in all the Northern and Western
States, where mechanics and working men
prosper, and are respected as they should be-
They have never been properly protected or
respected in the Southern States. The time
. mas come ior them to assert their rights, and
'ney can DO this to most advantage by &C, ing
with the Republican party. w. 40
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-29

FThis being new enterprise, the Par is assumed
as the market value,
Thomas Z. Hand, Samuel k. stokes,
John &. Davis Henry Sloan,
Edmund A. SOuder, William u. BOutOn,
The 9phllus Pauldlng, Edward Darlington,
john X. PenTOse, IL. Jones Brooke,
Jane Trauuair, Edward LafOurcade,
Henry g. Daett Jr., Jacob p. Jones, ..
James g. Hand, James B. Mcfarland,
William G. Ludwig, Joshua 7. Eyre.
Joseph ii. Seal, Spencer McIlvaine,
George g. Leper, ], b. Semple, Pittsburg,
Hugh Craig, A B. Berger,
John ID, Taylor, D. Il. Morgan,
Jacob Riegel, George w. Bernardou.
THOMAS O. HAND, President.
JOHN q. DAVIS, Vice-Presldent,
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. 18R
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Witchcrnft In wnIoa.

A noted quack in South Wales, calling him
self 'Dr. Harris" has just got into trouble He
was brought before the magistrates az Rhaya-
der, short time since, and the following evil
dence was given against m:-Thomas Mynor
Jones SAID he arrived in Eng land, from America
on the 9TH OF November last; he had been ill for
long time, and, having heard Of DR.. Harris
consulted him. He met the doctor, was exa-
mined, and paid f2 down and G2 on the 2lst OF
November. The doctor told him that he had
been 'Witched" by woman in America, wrote
something on piece OF paper which he seWed
in bag, and iold witness to wear ii round his
neck, but on no account TO let the bag tall to
the ground or the charm would be brJkeu. The
doctor promised to show him in a glass the
woman who had "witched" blm, but he did not
do so. He was no better, and though he had re-
ceiyed medicine it had done him no good
Edwin JONES' brother to last witness. said he
too had consulted DR.. Harris, who made him lie
down on d bed while he examined his chest, right
knee and right arm. which he said were out of
joint, and that he too had been bewitched. He
paid him about f6 altogether, and DR.. Harris
gave HIM paper to wear, on which was writ
ten, '"The fourth is Maynom, one OF the powers
who hath the ability OF superHcent admlIis-
tration and protection, that is at one and the
same time to be present with many. His pre-
sence must be sought by humility and prayer.
The fifth good genius is Gaomum, an angel of
celestial brightness, who hath the peculiar
ability of rendering his pupil invisible to any
evil spirit whatsoever"
The witness added that he saw DR.. Harris
write the inscription, and the doctor told him
that there was not such a man as he in Eng
land, Scotland, or Wales, but there was one in
France who possessed the same powers.
Samuel Phillips, of Builth, had been duped, and
paid several instalments of ten shillings. The
Doctor told him that if he did not give him
more money he would 'see him in h" as he
was master of "h-- and the devils.n He said
he had been bewitched by woman on Christ
mas day.
Inspector Jones said the prisoners name did
not appear in the Medical Register" for 1867,
4 aIk
"Doctor," and the reason he apprehended him
was his obtaining money by false pretenses as a
medical man without a proper diploma. The
magistrates committed the prisoner to take his
trial 1t the next Radnorshire asslzes.
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PROPOSALS,

DROPOSALS FOR CAST.IRON SERVICE
i PIPE, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
AND LEAD.
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THE GREAT ENCHANTER,

sleep makes us all pashas.-Bedo,,in properb.
sleep is the poor mans warmest cloak.
his treasurer to dispense
his lavish aims, and turn TO cold
HIS scanty pence.
He heals the sick men in dream.
And sets the iettered free:
de calls the beegar from his den
TO golden luxury.
lie crowns the bounded exile.kipg.
Reverses Fate's DEGREES;
And bids the briefless Pleader rise
Judge of the Common Pleas.
Sleep Joins the parted lovers hands:
Wreathes the starved poets brow;
And calls the hero still unknown
From lonely village.plough.
Sleep holds the resurrection keys,
And from his shsdowy plain,
Down Memory's long and cloudy vaults,
The dead come back again.
Sleep comes, like death, alike to all
Divine equality
Blesses the monarch in his state,
The slave upon the sea.
Sleep brings our childhood back again
The only Golden Age;
Sleep o thou blessed alchemist,
Thou holy Archimage.
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