Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-30

education. It's purpose is to prepare the way
for Seminary for Young Ladies Of such
character that il will be a blessing and an
ornament to Bedford The brief experience
of the school has been marked with eminent
success, achieved by lady whose acceptance
Of another position is met By parents and
scholars with profound regret. That success,
however, we take as a pledge for the FUTURE
and we hope to see such a sustaining interest
in the enterprise on the part Of fthecommuuity,
that a speedy realization of its ultimate end
may be enjoyed.
The gentlemen named as references are
representatives Of those who appreciate a re
fined and thorough female education, and who
desire and purpose to see Bedford crowned
with an Institution of high order. A com
bined effort, assisting their endcavors, cannot
fail to secure the result so greatly to be de
sired.
Refinement Of manners, the accomplish
ments Of an educated lady and zeal for the
work controlled by scriptural principles are
requisite in those who are to train young
ladies' Ofthese Mrs. Bonney, we are inform
ed, is possessed, as well as Of a large and sue
cessful experience, having been for years at
the head Of one Of the best Female Semina-
RIGS ia our country. The effects of an associa-
ton with and of instruction from such a
teacher, must commend themselves to every
intelligent parent
1t is the purpose of this school to afford
advantages in polite aud mental literature Of
the most advanced character to those who
may desire them, and who have already com
pleted the ordinary course of education.
Aad generally it is its purpose to meet all
growing demands for the appropriate instruc-
ton Of young'ladies, by corresponding sup
ply of the best instructors, until it shall be
second to no other ia its complete equipment
and thorough establishment. Let US hasten
the day.
NEGuBoRuooD PomrIcs-Ihe Republi
cans of Franklin county have nominated the
following ticket:
Assembly-Joseph W. Frank, Col. Theo-
! dore \. Gowau.
Associate Judge-W, w. Paxton.
Treasurer-S. f. Greeuawalt.
Commissioned. H. Etter.
Director ofthe Poor John r.. Nj Clay.
Jury Commissoner-Add lmbrIe.
Auditor-N. W. Witherow
The Republicans Of Huntingdon county
met in convention on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
aurl nominated the following ticket;
Senate-Samuel M'Vitty [suHect to The
decision of the Conference.
Assembly-Henry S. Wharton subject to
| the decision Of the Conference
Treasurer Michael NJ. Logan.
| County ommssioner-Samuel Cummins.
Jury Commissioner-Ge w. Shontz.
Director Of the Poor-Adam Heater.
/ Auditor-A. p. White, 3 years; Nj. l..
/ Rex, year
Resolutions were adopted endorsing Con
gress, the State Administration, and denoun-
cling in the strongest terms Johnson's act re-
lieving Secretary Stanton.
WANTED-We would remind all who owe
US for subscriptions advertising, &c. that
court week will be a good time to call and
settle We are not getting as much money as
pays current expenses, though we have sever
al thousand dollars scattered in small sums
over the county. Call, friends, and pay up old
scores and enable us to pay our debts. We
will be glad to welcome you all, and, ou pre-
sentiment of the greenbacks, 20 give you re-
| ceipts in full. Those who cannot come them
selves can send by their neighbors the where
withal to Iiquidate their little bills, and con
slider themselves as having received our
/ bIaudest smile and politest bow.
''Tbe perfumed light
/ Steals through the mist of alabaster lamps,
And every air is heavy with the breath
/ OF orange flowers that bloom
/ / the midst Of roses.
Such was the howery land filed with heal
ing airs and Hfe-preserving products, where
DR.. Drake discovered the chief ingredients Of
his wonderful Tonic Nedicinc-PfANrArioN
BrrERs-the enchanted tropical island of St.
Croix. The PLANTATION BITTEEs, combin-
ing all the medicinal and tonic virtues Of the
healing and life sustaining products of that
favored cline, are without doubt, the World s
Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits,
and all other Stomachic difficulties. 2t
THE SreEGs.-The number Of visitors at
the Springs is rapidly diminishing, something
less than one hundred being the sum total at
the Springs Hotel this week, and very few,
if any, arrivals. The inclemency of the
weather is, in a measure, the cause Of the
early departure of great many Of the visi-
tors, but, on the whole, the season has been
an average good one.
TnE Harrisburg Telegraph has the follow
ing horrible item: A young girl, about seven
years Of age, was found in The huckleberry
woods, near LackawaXeu, ON Sunday last,
dead She had gone out ON the Saturday be
fore to get berries, and, not returning at night
search was instituted When found the body
was terribly bloated, and had marks ofseven-
teen stiugs of rattlesnakes.
BArioNs CoNnurEDl-Heirs Of deceased
prisoners entitled to Communication Of Ratiohs
The heirs of prisoners who died in
any of the Southern prisons are entitled to re.
cover the Communication for Rations provided
! by Act of Congress approved March ,, 1sG-
Widows. children and parents who are enti-
tied to Ration money can procure it by ap-
plying to Durborrow 4 Lutz.-u.
ANY person desiring a Scholarship Of the
Quaker City College, Philadelphia, one oi
the best Business Colleges in the United
States, can be supplied, on reasonable terms
by applying to us..tE
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