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demand all our craftsmanship. Were we To
enter into this mad Mexican scheme with the
sole plea of avengng the death OF 9 royal fill
buster 1t would BIO the strangest one upon
which republic ever made war, and would do
more to damage republican and liberal senti-
ments all over the world than we could repair
by century of our most progressive labors.
Mexico has won her great half century battle
against the Church power. She has fought out
her religious war as we fought out ours in
Europe, and she has overthrow by the vigor
OF her nationality the European attempt 10 re-
store the element of turmoil that lay at the
root Of every revolution that Mexico has yet
seen. Were the United States now to step in
and take up the culgel in favor of obsolete
ideas, Of q retrograde party, and Of monarchi-
cal Europe, it would be an act at which all the
liberal sentiment Of the age might look on and
shudder.
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ROMAN REVOLUTION.

Garibaidi Pledged to Fight.
FLoRExos July IL, 1867.
A manifesto has been issued by Gsribaid, WHOA
declares that hts sons and friends viii aghs Tor -
liberty Of Rome
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EU R 0 Pc.
BY THE CABLE TO JULY IL
The Prussian Minister Ro-
called from Mexico.
Spanish Conspiracy Against the
Queens Life.
MAxIMllIAN's DEATH.

Recall ~ tho Prussian NIinister from Mexsss.
BERLIx. July II, 1887
Orders have been seat out Tor the the Asas.
sadoe Of Prussia at the city a. Mexico
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TEE LONDON hoHsr MAaEn.-LorDos, July li-Ussa.
ins-Consots closed u OAK for money. American -,
curities closed 1t the following rates:-Unted Stated
hvetweutv bonds, 73X Illinois Central Railway shares,
COX; Erie Railway shares, 46x.
TaE CONTINENTAL BoURsss. -FRAEKyoRI, July 1l-Eysas
ing.-United States bonds closed 1t Tx.
LIvHRPO0L COTTOS MARKgr.-LdvRRPooI, July ll-Evons
ng-The cotton market has been irregular throughess
the day, and closed with declining tendency. The fel.
lowing tue authorized closing quotations
uplands 10kd; midi Ing Orleans, 10xd The sales q
the day amounted 70 10 600 bales
LIVERPOOL BEEADsru1rs MARKEr,-LrvHRroor, July IL
Evenng.-Corn. new milsd Western, sos Cd. Wheat,
white California, l3s Cd. Barley, g. for AMERICAS.
Oats, 81. Cd. for Canadian
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. -ILvERPooL, July IL
Evenins.-Bssf 1865 and pork 75s per bill Baosa
has advanced 70 42s Cd. Cheese has declined 10 So.
Cd for fine American
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET -LIvERPooEr July IL
Evening. -Rosin-Common Is, and me, la per ovs.
spirits turpsntine, sos Tallow, - Petroleum
Spirits, sgd, and refined, IL. I'd. per gallon.
LONDON MARKErs LONDON July ll-Evsnng -TAeeo
Ia change whatsoever 70 report In the London mas-
kets
ANTWERP PETROLEUM MARKxT.-ASTwERP. July IL
Noon Petroleum, IL NJ. for standard white.
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REGISTRATION IN SAVANNAH.

SAvAvyAs July IL 1857.
The total number OF persons registered here Alo
VII ties and 2,093 coored-
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Desperate state or Affairs In Arixenn-Csvairy
Defeated and Psrssed BY the Indians.
sAS FRAScsco, july TO- 1857


sr. LOUIS July III, 1901.
General sherman is at Fort Hsrker and u s pre-.
sumct that General Hancock has reached that point
from Dsuver
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gulf cable has been adopted by the company and made
public cargo Of Eve hundred Congo negroes had beea
successfully landed the coast aud divided among the
pIantera
Our correspondence from British Honduras, dated
June g. says that families from the Southern
States hal arrived, aud setting upon lands pur-
chased from the government.
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday the usual
OF petitions and memorials on the usual variety
Of subjects presented Resolutions favorng the
submission Of the question Of female suffrage
TO the people as separate proposition; civ
ing county boards OF supervisors full jurisdic-
ton in all matters Of local character !;
and nquring into the expediency OF abolishing tho
Court Of Appeals referred TO appropriate commit.
toes The Convention then went into Committee Of the
Whole the report Of the Suffrage Committee The
argument confined mainly the discussion OF negro
suffrage, and. reporting progress the Committee rose
and the Convention adjourned.
10 the Surratt trial yesterday The defence produced
estiwony going 70 prove that IL was not Mrs. sanatt
sho held Conversation with Sergeant Dye the night
OF the assassination that tho handkerchief with Sur
rats name on It, dropped in Burlington w., was drop
ped bv OF the detectives named Hoahan. and that
wechman the most prominent witness Tor the prosecu
ton. an int mate friend Of Atzsrolt
The American steam propeller Hass. which refused %
salute two British gunboats Quebec ana MONTREAL rs
Gently u detained at Montreal by the authortes
with Commodore HARDWOOD on board, awaiting the per-
mission Of tho Executive TO proceed TO Detroit.
The Board OF Health met yesterday and received the
weekly report Of the Sanitary superintendent During
the past week 45s Of contagious infectious dis
eases were reported, sixty Of which proved fatal
Measles largely in Of other Diseases and ono
fatal case OF cholera in the Sixth ward is included.
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction yes
terdav repealed their resolutions relative to the dstrbu
ton Of the public charity far ii refers to religious
tests.
Dispatches from Fort Wallace dated June 2s say that
four hundred Indians attacked that post on the 24lh
bat were repulsed after severe hgh In wh'ch tai-.
zen soldiers Of Troop @, Of the seysaA cavay were
killed. A.
The stock market was variable yesterday. Govern.
! ments were firm. Gold closed at 13o.
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Marine IuteIIIsence

QugKssrowN, July 1.-The National Steam Navtga-
tion Company's steamer Tho Queen, Captain 0ragaa,
from New York, June g. touched here to-day on ~
way 70 Liverpool.
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BOARD or COUNCIL MEN.

Dummy Engines to be Run by the Harlem
Railroad Company-Arc the Wharvcs, Piers
aud slips 20 be Sold by the Comptroller
This Board met yesterday afternoon the President,
Mr. Brinkman presiding.
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woRRELL SISTERS. HRD YORK THEATRE, oppo.
ate New York Hotel.-FRxNoH SIR. -r
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AAusRNENrs This EVENING.

BRonHMa THElTsH Broadway, near Brooms
sirset-TdS WonAN IN WHITE.
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BUTLBRs AMERICAN THEATRE, l7s Broadway -
BALLET FARCE. PANroxIMR. BURixsaUEs ETHIOPIAN,
Coxic SENTIMENTAL voCALlsxs. 1c-THE FAIR or
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TERRACE GARDEN Third Avenue. Fiftv.eighth and
Fifty.nnth streets-THEoDoss THosAS PoPULAR Con-
OER1s. n O'Clock r. NJ
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HOOLEY SOPERA HOUSE Brooklyn.-ErHIorIAN MIs.
sTRKIsY. BALLADS AND BURLEsouEs-wHo CAN FIND Us
No
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THEATRE FRANCAIs Fourteenth street and Sixth
ayenue.-LA~ PoEsE Dss AsouRs
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BANvARps NEW YORK MUsgUN. Broadway and
Tbirtieth sreet-CURIosiTIxs or NATURE AND ARr-fEk
FRICTION, MAID MUNsrER.
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EFw YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6is Rroadwsv.-
HAD Right Arm PEoBsr-THE WAsHS6ToN
TwINs-wONpxRs IN NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENCE ARA
LHcruRES DAILY Open from a. n. tin lOr,
- heu. Yera, Friday. July Il, 1857.
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bOwERY THEATRE Bowery.-HUsrIso TyRfLE-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRsF LEssos-RicHARD lIA-dlDr
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-15
MARRIED.

On the evening - the I2th inst, at the house
ef the brides mother by Rev. B. G. " Ried, Mr.,
LAWRENCE DEFI8AUGH 70 Miss EMMA v
CROMWELL, both Of this place.
Nay love lend its gsutls influence, aud Heaven
its gratious wings outspread to vouehsafe for 2ur
friends smooth and pleasant passage through
the transient scenes Of this life, aud when sum
moned to cross the 4'darkeued styx" may the alo-
sing drama Be marked with perfect peace and
stamped with the seal Of haliowed Ieve throughout.
On the 4th inst, ~ the brides residence by the
Rev. @ e. Probst. Mr. JEREMIAH u. TH0MP-
son and Miss HANNAH HOLLER, both of
Blondy Run.
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ID EGISTER'S- NOTICE.-An persons interes-
H. ted are hereby notified that the following
named accountants have fled their accounts IN
the Registers Office Of Bedford county, and that
the same wi Y be presented 70 The Orphans Court
in aad for said county, on Tuesday the 10 day Of
November next, at the Court House in Bedford,
for confirmation;
The account Of John Hareleroad, administrator
cf the estate Of Christian HarcIeroad, late Of Bed
ford tp, decd
The account Of John Dieken, Exr Of the last
win &C.. Of Moses Dicken, late Of Cumberland
Valley tp, decd.
The account Of Daniel Fletcher, Exr. Of the last
viii &c. Of John Morton, late Of Monroe township,
deed.
The final aeeount Of DaTi NJ. Replogle, Admr
Of the estate Of George Sharp, late Of Middle
Woodberry tp., decd.
The account Of Hiram Davis, Admr Of the es-
tate Of David RoudabUsh, late of Napier town
ship, decd.
1 The account Of Albert Wright and Edwin V.
/ Wright, Admrs Of the estate Of Thos. g. Wright,
I late Of St. Clair tn deed.
The account Of Michael WertE Esq, Testamen.
/ tary Guardian Of Joseph Clayeomb
The account Of George B. Holsinger, Guardian
Of Louisa Funk.
The account Of James " BarndoIlar, Exr of
the last will &C. Ct Sarah Fare, late Of Bloody
I Run Borough, deed.
The account Of David c. Long, Admr of the
/ estate Of Richard " Jones, late Of South Wood
berry tp-, decd.
/ The account OF Anon Wilson, guardian of Mag
/ gle, Charles and Jonathan C. Dicken, minor chill
4 dren Of Jonathan G. Dicken, late Of Cumberland
I Valley township, decd.
4 Oct. IA, 1867.
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DIED.

At bis residence, near Bedford, On the 2sth day
Of Oct 1857, JOHN AMOS, sr., in the 6sth year
Of his age.
The deceased hai been a sufferer with painful
disease for 4 considerable time, 50 that be spent
many Of his nights in ''Batehing anxiously fer
the morning" lie was at last released from his
paine snd entered on bis long rest. He was g
kind friend and nsighbor, and had a large circle
OF sympaihisiug friends, as the large attendance
upon the day Of his funeral testifes. NJ.
Nov. 2d, 1867, At his residence IN Bryant Full
ton CO., III, CHRISTIAN BROADST0NE, aged
AZ years and I5 days.
Huntington papers please copy
On the sth inst, in St. CIairsvlIle, L0RA
BELLE, daughter Of John and Matilda W alter,
aged year, months and 23 days
On the 10th inst., MARGARETTA FICKES,
Of Union tp., aged 25 years. months and "a days.
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HorsEHoLD RHYuEs. =

HousEHoLD RHYNEs.-
The ORSANESTAL Cook now creates such
sensation,
That Congress must soon be convened;
It's praises are sung through the nation;
By its aid the cooks labor is screened.
Ornamental Cook is now famous for cooking,
For baking, or boiling, or frying;
Keeps the cook who uses It, good looking,
And the babies from frettiug and crying.
As the housewitesits IN her low-rockjng chair,
To the winds she hings trouble and care;
And feeds all the poor, that comes to her door,
As she sits In her low-rocking chair.
Now have all your stoves ready and try,
If your heaters are all in good order;
And should you wish new ones to try,
With B. u. BLYNIER & CO., leave your
order
At No. /, Stone Row will be found every
thing cheap in their line. They have for sale
a full assortment Of stores, ranges, and heat
ers, including the ORSAugSTAL Cook and the
new and powerful VuLcAY HEATER, Prizes
suited to the times. It.
EFEar body feels the necessity Of extending
'ne ran 'oaa ron NJ Da.ias 70 Bedford but
bring about this much desired Improvement.
Can't the money be raised in some wavq r.
vine & StatIer in the meantime stand ready
however, 10 furnish every thing in their line
uo''s' ~ 'nsiii -'l.s5 se-l ues e'seP'
Az re-.ar 5e.i-;,,, l;e. S,bol.,.,,;r =,
- -. So. = ,-..---et-:IE =
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Consumption Durable by DT. Schenck's
Medicines


To cure consumption, the system must be pre-
pared SO that the lungs viii heal. To accomplish
this, the stomach aad liver must first be cIeansed
and an appetite created for good wholesome food,
which by these medicines viii be ,igested prop
erly, and good healthy blood made thus build
ing up the consultation. Schencks Mandrake
BlPs cleanse the stomach Of all bilious or mucous
accumulatious and by using the Sea Weed Tonic
in connection, the appetite Is restored.
sshenck's Puimonie Syrup is Nutritious as well
as medicinal, and by using the three remedies all
Impurities are expelled from the system, and good
sholesone blood made which will repel all dis
case. II patients viii take these medicines ae-
esrding 70 directions, Consumption very frequent
y in It's last stage yields readily to then action
Take the pills frequently, 70 cleanse the liver and
stomach. It does not follow that because the
bowels arc Nos costiye they are not required, for
sometimes ia diarrhea they are necessary. The
stomach must be kept healthy, and an appetite
created to aIlog the Palmonic Syrup to act on the
ezpiratory organs properly aad allay any irIita-
tions Then all that Is required to perform per-
Iasnent cure Is, to prevent taking cold. Exercise
about the rooas a. much as possible. eat al the
richest food--fat neat game, and, in fact. any
thing the appetite Graves but be particular and
masticate well.
Please observe, when Purchasing, that the two
Iikenesses Of the Doctor, one when in the last
stage Of Consumption, and the other a. he now is
in perfeet health, are On Government stamp.
Sold by 81 Druggists and Dealers price SI.50
per bottle % s7.5o the balf dozen All letters for
advise shoaid be addressed to Dr. Schenek's Prin-
eiFal OtBce, No. IS North 9th Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa
General Wholesale Agents: Dema. Barnes ;
c., y. y: 5. = Hauee. Baltimore, sId- John
D Parke, cinsiapoti, Ohio; Walker q Taylor,
Chicago, III Collins Bros St. Louis, No.
New. g. 2Gd ". 5E- no. VI
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NOTICE.
IN AIlin cur debt will please bear in mind, we
are nov preparing TO mSke our Fall purchases,
and meet Aars money. IN nasy eGsss loAgsr is-
dalgeHce eaRaot Be gireH, and we earnestly hope
all who know they kars not paid "a, viii read
this notice, come forward and pay up at once.
Oar terms are six months credit, and upon all ac-
counts we charge interest after due.
Aug. s, 1867 A. B. CRAMER 4 co.
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IAHGE AreTIos S,EE Of new and second
hand Cook, Nine plate and ParloT Stoves al
B. n. Blymyer & Cos, on the arst Monday Of
Court Week. at I clock, .. N. It
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ID EGIsTER's NOTICE.
II All persons interested are hereby notified that
the following named accountants have aied their
accoun; in the Register 0fice, Of Bedford coun-
ty, ani that the viii be presented to the Or
phans' Court, in and for said county, at an ad-
iourued Court, 70 be held on Tuesday the l@th day
Of Deeembsr, next, lls67} AZ the Court House in
Bedford, for confirmation.
The Account Of Daniel Sparks sud Geo. karns,
ExTs Of the last VIII &c. Of Peter karns, late Oi
East Providence township, deed.
novl5 Q. L. SHANNON, Beg'r.
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There viii be Republican meeting at the
Court House, on
THURSDAY EVENING ofC0URT WEEK
Tbs result OF the lase elections. instead
Of depressing the friends OF our noble eanse
should, only nrske every man mora yigilant.
The work Of Reconstruction remains to be
done BY he Republican party. Let as be
Gin at once the conflict for IS.
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DURE GRAPE WINE FOR sACRAMKNTAL
L purposes Pure blackberry vine. nine wears
Old, sold when prescribed b. regular physician.
No. diamond coal OH clear as crystal Heavy
flint glass lamp chinneys, at
HECKERMAN A SONS Drug store.
oet.oJ-sf
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CRAND JURORS drawn fer November Term,
O Sd Monday, 18th day, A. D. 1867.
Bedford T0IrHsAip. David Points, Forss,aai
Bedford Borosgh: Joseph AlsiP.
Broad Top James Ross.
Hopseef: George GIsppeF, ". H. Dasher, Jno.
Hinish.
B. Hoffman
,Eaniatn: Stephen McCreary, John Armeu
Liberty: John MeClain, Henry Kelley, John
Berkstresser.
Prorfaeaes East: Francis W Pee.
Providence ": Joseph Whetstone,
St. Clair: Henry Kaufman, Joseph Furgeson,
Josiah Penrose, Samuel Ickss, Jr.
UnioH: W J Palmer, Samuel T BsEkley VIM
James
Sostsas,ptoa; George Miller.
PETIT JURORS drawn for same Term;
BEDFORD borough: Samuel Shuck, John A.
Mowry,
BEDFORD Tes-sskiP. Daniel Walter, Michael
Dibert, John Fetter.
Broad Top: William Foster,
Cam5erlaad Valley: Peter Derener, William
Smith, Henry J Bruner, John Wertz,
Colcrain, David MILESTONE,
R0pcfreH Samuel Davis,
Jv1iafa: William Frazier, Of George,
Londonderry: Samuel Carpenter, Henry Nil
Ter,
Noaroe: David Miller, Edmond Ash.
Napier: John Williams, George W. Blackburn
Cornelius MILESTONE,
Proridence Wet: Daniel smouse, John L
Mortimore, John c. Calhoun,
81. Clair: William Yout, Hiram Blackburn,
Southampton. James Northcraft, Lewis Brown
ing,
taioa: George Beegle, Joseph Croyle, George
SoWers, Michael Moses, Enamel Benton, Jaeot
Shafer,
Wood6sr,y Middle. William Simpson, Jane,
Miller, David Keagy,
Woodbury. South: D. B. Armstrong, D
Buck.
Drawn and certified at Bedford, this 10th day Q
} Sept, 4. D. 1867
ISAAC KENSINGER,
WILLIAM KIRK,
( Attest: Jury Cemmis sioncrs.
JSo. G. FIsHEH, Clerk. oct25
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REv. r F. Sempe viii preach 80. W
on next Sabbath Gl7th,l at H. a M, il the
Presbyterian church "a this place.
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s,Hu0l BrANks Articles Of agreement be
tween Directors and Teachers, Cheeks, Bouds
of Collectors, Warrants Of Collectors, Bonds
Of Treasures, &c, tor sale at thesISsrIsgR
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MoSEY WASTED MoyEY WAxTED BADLY
The persons who are indebted to US for
subscriptions to the IsQUIRgR, advertising and
job work viii take notice that re mast hare
money. We have thousands Of dollars ofout-
standing accounts on our books, which would.
if prompt payment we're made, enable Us TO
settle al our liabilities and to make the i'm
proyemeuts which We desire. We appeal to
you TO settle up, II Is the only way in which
We can meet our obligations and keep on good
terms with those vho patronize US. Short
settlements and proHipt payments make good
friends. Do not let as appeal to you ia vain.
We desire to make some Improvements
nameless ct present. for which you sill give
US credit and we must have money to further
our plans. Walk up aud settle.
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II IST OF CAUSES put down f0F Trial az al
1 1 journed Court, 9Th December, 1857.
Th0s. B. Rsating Bedford Railroad CO.
Wm Rogers VS.. Kiddlesburg Coal I. CO.
c. FockleT & Son vs.. Roads 1 EockieT.
Paul Mock vs.. Josiah Burk.
Sarah FIlsou's use vs.. Isaac Filsou, et. a.
Cath. E0ou's use rs. Same.
Wm Firmstoue ct al -. Fink Fluck.
John Kemp vs.. Biddlesburg Coal I. Co.
s : Fluck et al rs. Jacob Robm.
Riddlssburg C. s J. Ce. IS. Br9ait0p C. I. Co.
MiehI Ritcheyvs. jos. q. StoneF.
JOS. Eeunard e. al vs. Daul Lashiey ct al
DauI b. Bulger Us. Jacob BreHeman.
Simon Walter Us. os. Heisei ct al.
Jas. Patton We. DR.. Wm. Burch ct al
John Black ct al VS. Cath. THICKER
James Patton ys. DR.. Wm. Burch et al
SamI Crissman et al VS.. John Axes zdmrz Sc.
Thos. Ritchey IS. Jacob LjHgenfelter ct al.
Fredaline Smith ct al vs.. Alex. Fletcher, et al.
MichI Hogan-vs. Alvah BoyIau.
Peter J. Little IS. Elizabeth Barnett
John S. Hetriek ". John 6. Clark.
Certified Nov. llth 1867.
novl5 0. f. SHANNON, Prot
il 2nd Monday, 9th day Of December A. D.
1866.
Bedford To-. Andrew Mellon, John Yont, Eph.
T. Imler, andrew Z. Di5ert
Broad Top. (. S. Asheon, John McCayitt,
Stephen q. Wright.
Ngaid4tH- y. VI. Lehman He0. W ElEaru.
Cumberland Valley benjamin F. Brunner,
Franklin Nay.
Harrison: John W. May.
HopeVe!i. Henry S. Elack, Of t. John Eichei-
| berger
Jgniata: Joseph NJ Haller Jacob Fritz, Isaac
/ Rock.
/ Londonderry George Beals,
| Liberty: David s. Berkstrcsser.
Monroe Thomas 2. Evans, John Bishop.
Napier John Hull.
/ Providence W. Levi Kegg
/ 81. Clair: Samuel Clark, George W. Nickroy,
4 V illian B. Crisman, George Moore.
/ Southampton. Leonard ;. Tewell, Jacob Keefer.
4 ScheIsbgrg. J5nn E. Colviu-
Saxtou: Samuel S. Flack.
Jnioas Isaae Imlcr.
I Woodberry n; George S. Potter. Isaac Say
! der Nicholas Bailey.
/ Woodberry s.: John p Williams, Jacob II
/ ketFing, jackson Ripley.
! Drawn and certified st Bedford, the 10th day Ct
/ September, A. d. 1867.
ISAAC kENSINGER,
WILLIAM KIRK.
Attest. Jury Comrs
Jso. g. FIsHEE, Clk
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NNT0OD WOOD
w WANTED-200 cords az Shueks Brick
y ard Proposals viii be received until leth o.
December By JOHN SPROAT & co, or
novI5.4t T. BENEDICT.
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TRE DIAMOND DIcKESs.-Little Dorrit,
the eighth volume Of the dainty little ''Dia-
mond Edition of Dickens is now out, com
pIeting nearly two-thirds Of the whole series
The same merits that we have admitted for
the former volumes Of this edition mark the
present volume, namely, comPactuess. beauty
Of typography, substantial paper, characteristic
illustrations, hardness OF size, elegance of
appearance and remarkable cheapness. Il
slips easily into an ordinary coat pocket. tax
ing up bat little space, whilst it is handsome
enough, inside and out. for the library shelf
or the parlor table.-CJ CJsrelaHd Herald.
The probability that Dickens will shortly
come to this country to give readings from
bis works makes it desirable for all who hope
to hear and thoroughly appreciate him, 10 be
acquainted with his wonderful writings. The
Diamond Edition renders this practicable for
all. The cost ofeach volume ofthe beautiful
Illustrated Diamond Dickens IS only 81 so;
plain edition, 81. %. Il can be procured ot
any bookseller, or viii be sent postpaid by
the Publishers, Ticknor and Fields, Boston.
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NTANTED-A stelase Teacher 10 take charge
w Of the public schools a. Saxton, BY October
lst. 1867. Z. A. FOCKLER, Sec.
c. w. MooS, Prest. sep2o.st
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-15

A DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.
n Letters Of Administration having been grant
ed to the undersigned, resding=in Asrtinsburg,
Blair county, Pa, By the Register Of Bedford
county. upon the estate " jacob T. Hoover, late
Of Middle Woodberry township, deed, notice II
hereby given all persons indebted 70 said estate
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same VII present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement
norl5 DAVID L. KEAGY, a dm'F.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-15

DgsTY-Not the streets, bat the church
pews in oar town. We have lately heard
complaints from various persons, that they
get their Sunday elothes'' badly dusted
when they 90 to church. We hope the sex
tons Of the various churches viii see to it,
that this cause Of complaint shall no longer
exist, and that 10 one hereafter shah be de-
TERED from going to any church by the fear
Of dusty pews.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-15

ALL KINDS or BlANEs for sale at the Is
QUIEER Office. 4 fall supply Of Deeds. Lea
ses, Articles Of Agreement. &c.