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CHALYBEATE HOUSE.

NOTICE.-Persons visiting the Watering Pla-
ces, will find a very desirable resort at the CHA
LYBEATE HOUSE, near the Chalybeate Spring,
Bedford, Pa where the undersigned is prepared
to accommodate from eighty to one hundred per-
sons. The house is and airy, and neatly fur
nished. Terms moderate.
Hacks running to Mineral Springs and Miner
al Water always on hand.
May 3l.3m NM- CHENOWEIH.
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DIED

In Union township, Bedford Co. on the eth
inst, Mr.. FREDERICK sTIFFLER, aged So
years, l month and days.
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WAyTED-Two or three more able bodied
idlers tohelprrop ourneighbor' ssign post. 1t
isrequired that theydresswell, do nothing, and
be able to take drink gracefully No 9TH
ers need apply.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-14

a FEW days ago kind hearted citizen Of
the borough probably a member Of the so
ciety for the prevention of cruelty to dumb
auimalsl apparently much concerned for the
safety Of the men engaged in stoning the gut
tcrs on Penn and Bedford streets, sugges-
ted to MS the propriety Of just hinting to the
City Fathers that, on warm days particularly,
it would be prudent to employ a few additional
hands to hold umbrellas over the workmen in
order to prevent danger from sunsroke, which
is likely to be induced by the excessive in
dusty with which the work is prosecuted.
We hope no time will be lost, but that meas.
ures viii at once be adopted for the preven-
uon ofany such dire calamity as sunstroke re-
salting from overexertion on the part of the
TOrkmen.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-14

TIE Republican Convention of Blair coun-
ty unanimously instructed its District Con
ferees to support Mr.. Louis ". Hall for re-
eIectont to the State Senate. Mr.. McCalmont
was renomiuated for assembly.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-14
DUBLIC SALE or
L VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the undersigned, Administrators
of the estate Of Samuel Armstrong, late Of Snake
Spring township, deceased viii sell at public out
cry, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day
Of JUNE, 1867, the following described real es-
tate, situated in said township, TO wit AL that
certain TRACT OF LAND, adjoining lands Of
Jacob Snider, John Armstrong, Isaac Ritchey,
and others, containing l3T acres and l5S Perehes,
about 100 acres cleared and under fence, and hay
ing good two story Stone Dwelling Honse, Bank
Barn, and other necessary outbuildings thereon
erected. Balance Of tract well tilnbered. There il
also a good SAW MILL the property e9nye-
nient TO plenty Of inc timber in the neighborhood
The land is well supplied With running water,
and there is also an Orchard Of choice fruit trees
upon the premises
TERMs.-One third IA hand At confirmation Of
sale, and balance in two equal annual payments
thereafter with interest.
Possession given on the first of April next
Deed to be made after confirmation Of sale, and
Judgment note OF notes given for two last pay
ments. DANIEL r. SNYDER
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
May3.ts Administrators.
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- Cheapest Casimeres at Berkslresser' $

re It is said the demand for the Cum
Roller Grain Drills or Seeders win be great
er this year than ever before. No sensible
farmer viii do without drill, and since the
great secret Of raising wheat is soeing early,
any farmer too stingy or thrifless to buy.
and who each year depends on his neighbors
for drill, ought either to change his tactics
or hunt a new occupation.
" "Olru yo1T drill and s9lr carly.
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Bog A couple of travelling doctors have
been in town for day or two past relieving
the credulous and simple Of their loose cash.
When viii the people learu the folly Of ex-
pending their money on every travelling ig-
noramus that comes along, with assurance
enough to write n. D to his name, instead
Of going for advice to the regular resident
physicians whom they know?
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-14

The gratifying depression in the bread-stuf
market stl continues, and all the consumers
Of the staff of life viii be glad to hear it. 4
few months more, and it seems probable that
the people viii have cheap bread and plenty
Of it; for as the prospect of the speculative
dealers grows darker and darker, the promise
Of bOuntiful harvest increases.
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Any person desiring 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.-tE
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EXECUToRs' 'NOTICE.-Noticei is hereby Civ
II en- that letters testamentary have been granted
to the undersigned on the last win and testament
Of George Mullin, late Of Napier township, Bed
ford county, doc'd.--that all persons indebted to
said estate are notified and required to make inn
mediate pay mont, and those having claims there
on viii present them for settlement, duly anthen-
ticated. G. 5. MULBIN,
resiuiug near SchellsbuFg,
4. c. MULLIN,
residing in Ebensburg
Nav 2f, ISb7.:6t Executors.
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ford. and the time of meeting Of the different
associations:
BEDFORD covyry OFFICERS.
p-e,;3eat Judge-Hon Alex King
.issoeiote Jgdges-Wm. G..Eichoitz and Geo.
W Gump.
T. Shaunon.
District A A:toruey--E. F. Kerr.
Treqsarey- george Mardorf.
sheriff Robert Steckman.
Depuy SbcriF-Philip Huzzard
Deputy Surregor-Samuel ketterman.
CossBtissioasrs-Mi Michael Wertz, Michael S.
Gitchcy and David Howsare. cierk-JGhn G.
Fisher. CouRsel--John w. pickerson.
Directors Of PG0r-Samuel Beckley, D. Z, An
5erson and Michael DiehI Steuard-Samuel
pcfbaurh. Coapse}--E. f. Kerr. Clerk--T. Il.
4cttys Treasurer-W lillian Bowles. Ph!s5cjmt
DIR. F. c. Reamer.
Irditors-Dayid Evans, james Mattiugly and
John .. Lucas.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Burgess-0 E. shannon
Assistant Btngess-Philip Huzzard
C9usci1-Thomas II. Lyons, John Boor a. w.
Mower, J. VI. Shoemaker, Hiram LentE and I. R..
tcttvs C1erk-H. Nicodemus. TrcossTer-
John II. Rush.
CoastaJIe-William Gephart.
HfgH CoastaJIe-Sanuel Waters.
School Dirsctors-Job Mann, S. L. Russell, 7.
U.s.. =
odcunus, Secrefary-J. W LingeutelteT. Treas
p1rr-T r. Gettys.
MINISTER'S
Episcopalian-Rev Alfred J. Barrow.
PrssJyfsriqn-Bey. A. V. Schonck.
LsthsrdR-Rev. J. Q. MeAttce.
Vsfbodist-Rev. B. G. W. Reed.
Ges-aoa Reformed-Rey. II. HeCkerman.
Roman Caiboiic-Rev. Thomas Heydcn-
ASSOCIATIONS.
Bedford Lodge, No. 800, A. Y. NJ. meets on
the first Wednesday on OF before full moon, in the
Bedford Han. on she corner Of Pitt aud Richard
streets.
Peace Branch EncaHp,acpi, Ne. III, l. o. 0.
T., meets on the first and third Wednesday even
iugs of each month, in the Bedford Hail.
BsJtosd Lodge, No. 202, /. o. 0. F., meets ev-
erv,FriHay evening, in the Bedford Hail.
Blshsrd Lodge, No. I4s, I. @. g. T., meets IN
the Court House, on Monday evening Of each
wcra
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#aorR has declined from one to three dol
lars per barrel in the East, Our dealers
h,raabouts do not seem to be aware Of the
tae,. and are still demanding the old figures.
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nUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE REAL Bs-
L TATE. ,.,
The undersigned, Executors Of the last Win
and Testament Of Christian FELTON,, late Of East
Providence township, deceased, will sell, upon
the premises on WEDN ESDAl, the 26th day OF
JUNE. A. D., 1857, the following Real Estate,
to wit:
A tract Of land situate in the township OF East
Providence, containing 290 acres more or less,
about 100 acres cleared and under fence, with two
! log. weatherboarded dwelling houses thereon
/ erected also double log frame barn ana other
ontbuildiups A number Of fine fruit trees arc
distributed over the farm, and several springs OF
! excellent water are convenient 20 the improve
ments
/ TERMS: One third in hand and the balance
/ in two equal annual payments.
( Sale to commence at one o'clock on said day
ANTHONY FELTON,,
CHRISTIAN FELTON,,
Navl7ts. Executors.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-14
na-cIoth Goats q Pants at Berkstre.ser,

rag Messrs. Nathan NcNullin, George
S.ifier, Charles Rea, and Alex. Agnew
took s73 very fine trout from the mountain
streams Of the Allegheny one day last week.
So report the parties but are didn't see any Of
the trout, Hollidaysburg Standard may pu'
Che Italics
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"a Berkstressor IS Go. keep on Juliana st.

JuNE days have brought US more sunshine,
and clear bright days now cheer the farmers s
heart, aud fields Of waving grain give prom
isc Of an abundant harvest near at hand The
season, however. is nearly two weeks later
than usual: strawberries, which we usually
have about the 10Th, viii not be ripe for at
lcas. a week yet and other fruits and yegeta-
b,cs show the same backwardness. Of roses,
the glory Of June, the buds only show them
selves as yet
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-14

uZFino Linen Clothing at Berkstresser's S
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-14

DUBLIC SALE OF OIL STOCK.
i The Directors of "The Woodberry Oil and
Coal Company will offer at public sale, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, OF SATURDAY the 22d day Of
June, A. D.. 1857, at the office Of the Company, in
Woodbury., Bedford county, Pa, II
THOUSAND SHARES of the Capital
Stock Of said company. The conditions Of sale
will be made known at the time of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
D. F. KEAGY; Treasurer
june 7:St Of the W. o. a c. Co.
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Fever and Aguo Ext.nguished,

AND 6o0 BEoAuwkr, NEW YORK.
May Ism.
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Episcopalian-Rev Alfred J. Barrow.
PrssJyfsriqn-Be A. v. Sch0nck.
LHtRsrGB-Rev. J. Q. MeAttec.
.Vstbgdjst-Rcv. 3. G. W. Reed.
German Reformed-Rey. II. Heckerman.
Roman Catbolic-Rev. Thomas Heydcn-
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05

r+ IN onoration in three of the principal States,
tO-wit Virginia Kentucky and Missouri, WITHOUT
money, for that cannot be cane! MONEY Wioi "' i'U
foundation for its basis and IS made paya3ie SIN
months after the happening ol an event WhiCn Wis -
sure never to take place WlthoHI cIeout WItiOuV W
necessary clothing without n Sufhclcncy or te me-
ces,aIieS of life without Navy and without Com
mcrce tO overthrow 2GOOn OF people, WIN an
abundant supply of both money and credit WIN
superfuity of clothing provisions. and other appI-
auces of war with most powerful Navy, ana ~ tOhl-
nerce unrestricted with all the world. would he
miracle that could be worked out by the hana OF le
Almighty alone and If he was on elthcr siuc as i1S
been so often claimed, then feel assured that Hdt
side would never suffer defeat or puyauQn. am %3ull
comprled, therefore, to conclude that the BoDCinoh
viii prove in the end most signal and disastrous
failure, unless the Administration at N'shIelmun m
shall be guilty of some act of most absurd ana SUI
pid folly that viii serve to dride now 0Ftcd NOW'
and unite a now divided South. But as long As lhe
Southern authorities can raise the men, ana ulc PlY
visions TO sustain them, the war VIII ne PIosccl,& -
and when there is nothing lcit WIN WHICH 20 ~ ~ ~
army which will be first served, what viii be lelt 10
feed the people! Unfortunately those VINO uia'io
the war those who were looked up to by thelT
more ignorant ueighbors and friends for advice ana
counsel will not be the chief Suil6IeIs 1of altef nay
ing induced them TO adopt course that grove INC
husbands brothers and sons INTO jhe lflI .1' 'r "rT
themselves, for the most part, lodged behpH every
conceivable prcteNt To avoid the danger ana PllEl-
tion 10 which they subjected others. What uHlath,
enable contempt feel fOr Snch creatures; Wh0sholu
have been the fst TO rush 10 battle ana Nlidcd'e
cauSe of their own creation. e,:
fer which is interviewer with the St0rlcal o ices oI
tbc antccedents of the Rebellion will interest ms nu-
merouS personal friends although ITS cage Is some
what buntod bv its frequent controversial vehemence,
and its excess of rhetorical flourish The tone which
NAV answer good purpose in stump speech, or even
the floor OF Congress Is ont fpace IN thG pages OF
book especially OfOne that aspres to the dignity ot
a historical record The perusal of the volume, how
ever leaves decided impression of the authors stcr-
ling patriotism and integrity OF purpose OF the clear
ness of his political insight and of the carnestncNS oi
his desire to save his country from the years OF silic
and blood and woe, through which she has passed
with "A fresh accession of life.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
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DAY. JANUARY S, ls67.-WITH sUPPLEM

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New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
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The Irish republic., 1867-05-11

1--WE insert the following letter, not doubling but it will be
received with interest by readers the time
confess that should much prefer all correspondents
would deal with the living present. than be eternay rumagng
among the dust of the past Were great ndepAn
dent nation would be highly pleasing oknow that fathers
greater than Others is first make
history worthy of the past Let the dead eepn peace
and let what can be done for the living
The Irish republic., 1867-05-11

spot called " Mormonism,' which has been fed and
fostered to its present huge proportions by the
ignorance and bestiality of England, and of other
European lands, which are blessed with kings, and
queens and aristocracies.
The Irish republic., 1867-05-11
BOOK REVIEWS.

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The Irish republic., 1867-05-11
If the infant Church could do it, twoud knock Caesar the

IF the infant Church could do it, twoud knock Caesar the
head
v
And who is our high Caesar what unto him?
foreign spawn that andA yrant false and grim
What we? On the battle plain to strike him noby down.
And raise ensign aganhe Harp without the Crown!
Then sten Irish Paddy, you may redden your dudheen,
You away your cohamore and doyou old caubeen
And without the fear of SHINING don the regimenta geen
And your Cesar from the land with weapons bright and
keen
there prince Caesar who unusy ground the
poor
That Churchs holy fathers best expounde could endure
If you listen their teachngtis of they speak to
YOU
With the sword you'll give yo Caesar what is justly Cesars
due!
The Irish republic., 1867-05-11
Quincy, ILL.,, April 29th, 1867.

RzE ary work hard and ae live what you can't sell,
give nothing awa and yu don't die ch and go the devil
yu may me for damages.-Josh Billings.
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CUR Sitteneei6idte bon Sifman, &p.
Gin Nlann rift gu einem GARNER unb
rsOste ibn nm $50 an, Die ibm beruei>
CERT tuurbeu. Oaraut 3iin6ete er aus
Gade bic S6eune bes Farmers an.-
Sn Der nemIi6en 9adbarf4aft pnrbe
Elm auf benz Selbe arbeitenOer Mann
Ourt ben &opf sei6of1en uno Der
Waorber, nm feiner Sa9e fider gu
iein, fdnttt feinem Spfer aud nod bic
8eble bur6. Sie 9adbarn berfolsten
ben 80ietpi6t, fineen i'm aud uno
lgn6teH ibn fofort. = Ginige Sage
na@ber tuur6e in berfeIben 8eeenb cine
alte Dame bon einem 0eger iiberfaaen
unO 9ei6anOet, peI6er ebenfaas get
fangen nno am nd4iten Baum aufees
tnapft iuurbe. ginige 6arbiae fdnits
ten bann Dem Gebdneten ben Sopf ob
unb feften benielbeu aaf etnc etanse
nabe Der Giienbaba, no er einige Belt
ais &bi9refnn9SmitteI iteben blieb.
Ginem geridt bes General <3abl.
meiiters gu Solee, iuurOen bel oemiel,
ben bis gum 81. Suli 405, $50 Glaims
entIufener goIOaten fir 9obn unb
8ounties einserei@t. Bon bicfen iuur,
ben 1927 absefertiet unb bic Guss
sabluns berieIben erforberte cine
Gumme bon $6,635,0O0.