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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
ferer never SO Bridgeport, 100 EIl 1ir liD
QLl3G Oh ;. SO, 40 sni 400 (EID n N "
a. fatteid Southport and Wsstpor Loo IL"
f"so-Th 20 100 Or soo ILso nj :Is 9Th 400 (ELL
IolUet 10. 800, ITO n. 3t5, 40, sos ~
teStsnior. 100 800 (ELL 500 III boz m Is fRLl as 100
tEI.la4S. 80 (hLl, 40, so. 10 400 XII D. m.
foGreenNch and intermediate staAoas 100 400 lilo I'D
AS, 40. so, go ,.
CONNECTING TRAINS
ioEo'on, VIA Springfield, tooa n (Rrl 800 gLl tops
= boston' VIA sEore Lane, l2l5 tRr D. acc n.
r -
70 ooHnsesa River Railroad 400 OIL i2Isp 20 Mon
l0HadOd Providence ana Fishk Railroad CBL) n. nH
=
l,Neu Haven SssLsadOn and sonlrgo1 Railroad al seo u,
2.D5O0, aOJ ? "a.
F'LAni Rsiaal, lll5 N. TO Northampton
BdlOusstouic Railroad, 200 N, 400
BNauratuck Railroad. AGO m, 400 p
EiDsBbarJ All korwsk Railroad zoo, 300 a n. A1op
JAMES IL HOYr, supt
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STEAMBOATS, ano EailrusSs.

E'QR Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, and Rondout
a eiV 81 NJ landing 81 CoEeus Con~a Marlborough Milton
snd soIns sr JAb W. BALDWIN or Mon Wed aid Fri. str
IIl on abd Sli from foot Harron-st n X
! ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
II IauremeHtChaage 81 Tine-LeIrs Jame.slp, n Mail
train o SnenPort and oil Naystaou, connecting MneOa with
GAl lot neh Cove ha hemped II Syo passenger train
ST. Wy 5'.oaA n Express r Ysphanf and for River
hes SaiaTs ony N Syosset and Glen Cove passenger train
ans Al wsvsaons m ParBgdae Hampstead passenger
Train and fos NORTH lslp SATURDAYS only
Susy Excursion Tran Leaves uuieJ, Point q. No. arrives
HAIRS FONT Al AD y Ia To take effect Nov. 4, 1861.
-- b. BARTON, Superintendent
NlW-lORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
1854 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Lsl
SOAAEsCIhG JUNE 2 lg6L
raiseEr siirep Hsvrort Twatys.vsbh ana FesA
ave katrancs rWentT.ssyenthst
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RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WIN-

GOUTHSlDE RAILROAD We L. l'-(NI IN
- TER ARRANGEMEhTb) p.i..., =. -. !, =
Leave Jamessslp, ats NJ VIA L. H"1' " 'Ano~ 'o'
Batfon nd al yaystau1us
p1l...5 a, Jamaica. ~ Babylon snl all NaY-satons
Law Jamess-sip y. Y. al va L. h4"fou 70 JAmhea
fgr babylon and tr Waysiatous - -. p.--,,- .-,
parr..d 20 Tsmaiel, fr Babylon and all saf-sAtons
L. Bbvlon i:35 for Jamaica and s wsasns eonpe1
io IN tia Of l. Railroad. arriving ri James ~ IVA
eve Baglon 5.35 a. Tor Jamaica aad an stations connect
me wb train Of Brooklyn Central hAe-d AHs a. F'AAAhaAe
Dfooiyn. Al 10 g. u. . -. -. - Il, - ..,... 80
.g In FRA j. Railroad arriving Al Jsmesfshp o. p m
Leave babylon a l2i) for Jsmaica ava al way Stations, con
Ill, IN train Brooklyn Cear Railroad, uhi-g al frnkhn
- ioeu sos aud -euuronK also iiA The horea Of
t ksst apd Jamaica RAead ~9p sAg 'anaea over
T5 ,sss Gee, So1 s. 1851
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saIss IN Aptliun.
~ ". LEEDS x MINER.

pY HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER.
- ltN.. 81 iErus. Aact.orer.
On THURSDAY No- az ~ oo- At ,ae Residence No O. East
Nii.r-s.r1i isle. lfNte- tHHfth q A ID
CENItL hO uSLhJiI ICi-Conss'ug Of bru'ses and
ifgil Carpets. Pr >es ter fables GntlUme Looking Glass,
Cu' BE- oom fl-, 1oic, Set. Shades Oobs star Car
pcts etark, ia1 tom Fcr1ture, hithea tgatlIe &e
Gro A. LfAvTT Aac''oneef 49,. ,,-.,-,
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
~ Hall. Ascrpa~sard kgths LEAYIIt, StILb.Jeh a
CoSsON2Iss soLtrrD IneARss CATAioGr ED AND SOLD
Strr 3 BOOKS At AUCTION. -
THURSDAY Nov q and following dars % clock each day.
PRIVATE LIBRARY .
u Dir Geo A. Eliot 81 NelurGh sold on account % M n
leaving years choice asa elegant con
Books c,art thcu aud volumes OF nc beet hnsl
American ei tors a.o large p7lvr and ptNa'ep D.
OF superb Illustrated wot s. anon
Danieirs g-n.af sc,urrg vols. folio o. nai ec tion
Carcatrrc. vols: Nsroeons Great Wort on tlpL % Tr
folio. Ch,uro,s EGYPT vols H0gAs NoTks 'yl' c;a.
deHs ROYAL Cal.u fl'o Lodeps ShAespeare w. III @8
floibein's Cou7 OF Uuv VIII FrOSars ClTnes ~. Prl
,oIors . vols EItos Mexican Al qutes Vo s IL mos.
ertss Holy vols folio; Williams Gfees Si fecor,,
6Uarsos 1ooi,ry yo' corr plates SuGWs - os esrv
go. and cor; Alosf1ds Prreb 20 vols;
~op. Murphys frs1 Antiquities foioi ioea G,e,ile Flora
Game aTi 30 turs, no' eeeIl f vol rYe f1o:
yos cooca pst.s; aG ems Bros IA ~ ,bur,be: British
en- el ~ Oh! ts Lr,l po-s ld vols ~ 49, ~ l m.
E,,i.. RI r. az, T. Iserefs unhed Ses 1os sa 49,
yu ver 81 Va . l-f ia Prescott - to, -" n ~
80 b.lfr Dr..s WofAs % vols enc aseLt, o
ors. i'm n. a,.. tselt. the geaief t - III 49,
.,f most d+Hr l' out 20 'e
.,ghic in slis ~ De soa ii III. "'- | - 49,
80 sfetf a.. crhitl.on
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v -KARITAE AND DELAWARE BAY RAiLHOAD-trom ltsT No
g. foot q Duancst North river AZ l o. irs, lne Tor flIH
delphs &c. NJ 'or Toms River, Long Branch, &c
Fare D. PHILADELPHIA ouT -
For line from vnssL Fery Philadelphia, at
7.45 a m -,
Fsst Freight Philadelphia direct. and statoas leaves
Pier No reaching Camden m. Returning from Phla
: 4 a.
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EXUIDITION or
n DIICIIAu. BRICK. PIrB AND TILB
MACHINES.

TEBENHTON CASH AUCTION SALE,
$4,000 RIVAL FSIATI. PERSONAL PROPERTY AND STOCKS
WILL III SOLD ST AUCTION. DC p. PRECISELY AT loi
O'CLOCK. on THEIR RIVER PROPERTY, TO CLOsL Up 7uE
1lf-SfNYSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20
SALES By Sutton.


DYLANDT & WALDRON, Auctioneers. Sales
I'D 7oos No. broadway, VIII sell by auction THIS DAY Nov
~ at oeo-k Importers sale ofmperb FANCY GOODS &c.
DYLANDT a. WALDRON, Auctioneers. Sales
ROOMS C6 Broadway, vii sell by auction on WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, Nov % n and 81 At II
cok 'ge and attractive sale ofhu OIL PAINTINGS CRYSTAL
NEDALIONS fASIELN, &c the entire collection Of the American
Art GaIercA NoH on exhibition with caia. CUES
BUREAU OF hgFrGEts FBrgpNES AND AuANnoyFb LANDS
OFFICE A. A. T. NJ. Avn D. o., STATE % GIoRgIA
.,,,-,,,.,-., - ATLANTA. Ga, N0y. s, 1901.
CONVENIENT SALE.-Will be sold at
~ Auction, on the premise, Augusta. 1907 the
end building known as tie AUGUSTA MACHINE WORKS and Lot
getlcr with - CITY LOTS.
THIS property ol o. which hs Auyusta Canal
through docouay bounded north DAuguac h7 Jack
st south b. Al msst and by Csnpbests northern ard
southern ues benz about go feet and rs and western
about jL c on which situated tbeostov brick bulldog 100
t by % feet one bnek oaDdery 10 feet by u feet and
Eeyeu W city lots .usd south ~ Adsms between
oe anu Jcksols, des grated u numbers h plan ~ the CITY
IS, and %
Ole triangular font south side Of Feuwick
between she Augusta Canal and ghts Fouule-y."
Tie machine WORKS lot ard buildings viii lie sold together; city
lots separately
also tue time md place wiz be so fonr "a buildings
Y feet og feet and ID frame building - e h Is feet situated
on The grounds o. tae Richmond County Academr, Geiirst
Tor further particulars
aud that 81 Bv Col ~ J. ELErS corner Green Jackson
sis Augusta Ga, where plans Of tie property be
The
half 81 which w be- required c and the balance IN fr
sale 70 commence % II o'clock N. g. .. WATSON,
A.. A. O. NJ and .. o. Bureau L T. uuI A. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20

EOR CHARLESTON, s. c., and FLORIDA
PORTs-The s,eanhp MIAMI Capt NJ McGlougbn, will sail
from Pier 10. T. Non River THURSDAY Nov. a. at
Through Ladngssui TO al points Souh connection Eth the
South Railroad aud by 20 Florida For freight
Spg 70 WHEELER RSEARD No 10 Broadway BI Of Lsdng
- a. oHee and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
II ii ROADs-On amer MONDAY. April ~ 1901 raius tif
Albany Troy connecting with Northern And western hAHI vii
S N RIyrrss Hudson River Railroad Thrn,hst and
Tenth through BusAo nd Suspension Bridge without change
ears and connecting Troy With ulins Tor Saratoga Rutland Barring
Io'3 n EIpre train Vi. Harlem Riolt Tv,nyiI'h'' ni
Chatham With Western Railroad for Lebanon
srynr Pt,t.d Albany With wsn trains and 1oT VIA
,I,n' tor sanosa. Rutland, Burlington, and TIE hoi9l
2 m E.preas Hudson River hAioAd eouaehag Albany
with train for tie Weft a Mt, .,- =.
nth Troy With TRANS 10 Mo9irsi sta
sleeping attached -, rr-..a ...... -. ~, 49,.
L u,.,rn Railroad Lebanon spuugs fshs ke a. Az
~ - NJ reru TIA Sleeping tttaelen ~ hhinY
- FYpr train Hudson River IhIoAl with fsepnz ears
,hJ ard tough Buffalo and Suspension bufe without eAse
,o Geepng day creeping ssaav' aischd i,s
ErYori Oadrnsnrg without ehanr va Rome W sud "
pssJ Connection nil be made a. EAil bAa lt sra
will ruuon Sundsys III.
AZ AnanT with early trains f Bgiao an husgson bege
,rd Al Troy for Saratoga and pohN worm iAn Van ~'
Tun on uniayG 49, NJ, p,r,o,S ,,o,
stations ieafinG NeH-iors -
N Rstunng PougAEesPH' A. $50 p m -i''Hs As~'i'I
ss., tr,lp ". Railroad lt,ns Forty second Il
sTTiyipg at Mson 3s+o Returning leave Miner
Ton al sp H. A"A WM II. VANDERBILT. Vic, Pre,it.n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20
ERIF RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot Il

ERIE RAlLWAY.-Train leave Depot foot
IL Of Cnambers.st, Parenia Ferry: 49,
$500 Day kEpr for Rochester Buiho batmtneA Duafit
eco "a w,r Tsa dlv for oule and intermediate s;aHoni
1000 Krprrss Mall for BuSso. Salamanca DuEE and all
points Wsst and South.
400 n Way Tr.0p. for Mddeopn snd intermediate stations
IUp n Nsy Tfprsss stopping stsrns Junction. Turner'S
and SALONS tuners 10 Po1 Jsri NsHbursh and War
wick
s:oo wir Train, for sut.n and intermediate stations
EIpress. Tor Rochester. BuGals. Salamanca
DunLiIk, and all points sonth and West
D. o. % SufeTn sod intermediate stations
7:OJr daily. Tor Rochester Buffalo, saananea
DHhkf and All points West and hoaih BJ this tram sleeping eo-eb
will rtnh to without change.
300 NJ. RmiFrant Train. daily, for TIE West
Aho Way Trs fr Boiling Sprng ptse and Paterson al SIS
ard 9:l5 las. JtJJ 6;5, and II m % HbDNbo
DAY NIGHTS Train u Cok for Saastn and nsrndAs
laiouS
SUNDAY TRAIgS-g:3o WAY Train for Ot,rle Il and
3D. n D. Night Erprtsf Tor Dnntf Bu1ao Roch'
Salamanca aud all points Wsst aud sSuhi u n Tor Paterson
ard Port JerVil a., 80
Express through Salamanca Dunhri and Buffalo With
direct eounscon with a, Southern and
Western
Perfectly ventilated ,nd LuIuoas Sleeping Coaches 'eoompinJ al
Night Trains -. .,n,-
foot Chambsr NsS Iork aud Long Doc, Depot Jere
CITY A. hiDDbh ushlolp~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20

SETH AUCTION SALE OF SCRANTON
~ COAL-Tbe DELAWARE, LACEAWANYA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD cOAPANi viii sell bg lie.srs JOHN H. DRAPER
Co. Aucouces % tie Comurs saeroou No. 20 EILaneeuce
NeNloE on WEDNESDAY Nov r. at y O'Clock Of
Coal from ths ackawnua regions deliverable their
port n j.. daring December. SAMUEL SLOAN President
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Sirmboats anS gailruaSs.

EOR NORWALK and DANBURY The
l. Stesuhost EBLLY WHITE leaves Pier No 81 Ea River.
O'Clock daily add foot Of Thirty ouL $40 connecting sisa
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ny BANGS. AIERlFIN & Co., Broadway cor
= 40 '' WEbSr 3aG sli TiEEsDiY AFrEiNooSS
pprv,Tp rrrc,lG. yarl5e Theological and Miscellaneous
Books en- bricig sad.r We s Theology, DIVINITY biblical Lea
ST. Misc s,ols Literature, beng collection Of
.c.s,at,t cic-s-ua de easst Cst,lo.lts are ready
DY HENRY d. MINER, AUCTI0NEER.--
S.iefy No 81 Eas'y cc-rer foarst,n,.st -,
ANEMC AEiIsI& SAi4 ~ Oh PAlS ~ MIN, ,v,
'CoeNEn' 70 II 'NritSr. NOW OF EXHIBITION FREE
ING sis; int d 4 ocI ,lr Fe art Gasrr Ne q lii,s
valuable co ee.Ci Of ,gpl mi q Lsn,nss 81 ae I'D
neut points California Oregon, va Wellington leItJy Sao
'lAsa % 'u' AvErrCAN ARTIST Mr. F. A BUTSiAN.
during ten yar tue Pacsc coast The collection NUN
Nr n al ahc Il-gre, Of Mountain. Naef Lake River ana
,e sss r. ne e. r a sssa afi Par West
IsrdeI In tie sc a pictures o MOUNTS HOOD SHASTA
The ajore viii exhibition 'nd sTsnns from "a u till 10
EXUIDITION or
A. DIlCl.AS. BRICK. PIrE AND TILg
MACHINES.
TEBFN9ToRY CASH AUCTION SALE,
800 90 RIVAL FsTATL PERSONAL PROPERTY AND STOCKS
WILL 81 SOLD ST ACTION DE. H. PRECISELY At Joy
O'CLOCK or THEIR RIVER PROPERTY, TO cLosL Up lAE
cRossNAY BROTHERS
or WOODBRIDGE, NlDDLBSEX CO., NEwJEESFY
One good FAglIo With good residence sud tive tepsn
horses q heal o cattle Implements connected viii srn
.,g ',iiag ana Piasis 'al, - M tv BE-
rnpe sre-a Thousand o.: freely suitable for n le
~ rs 30, &C. az fye II cSisehi hat aSe d4tpe from two
i3, e rc Wal bss. Of wood set eudT.e tso substantial com.
Br at >as,ii ssPhe o. gnaSrg la odng or
snd six tta; also Utef Flour a,d G MIL with two q
ory gae and maehns iaiey ti,si tbs @
prop 10y where tie business Of The Company and M
ervuHag CLAW mining ard manufacturing business ana ae -s
riiis fT a. exee.ieai custom isa4e Also
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-25
For the Iaq
Autumn.

There came the autumn, all in yellow clad,
As though he joyed in his plenteous store,
Laden with fruits that made him laugh, full
glad.
That be had banished hunger
SpeRcer's Fairy Queen.
Yes, Autumn is here; bright laughing, gor-
geous sky appanelled autumn. Here in his
pride and glory. Here with his frosty morn
ing and sun shiny days. Here with his fruit
full orchards, richly eolored forests. Here to
be welcomed by young and old.
A sound breaks upon the ear. 1t is the noise
ofchildren. Wild with excitement they roam
the woods in search of nuts. The farmer is
storing away bis golden apples and the vint-
uer gathering the fruit Of the vine. Here the
piece of the one is expressed for a grateful
beverage, there the colored liquid, the life Of
the other flows into the vat. Soon it win find
place in the dark cellar. II may yet
strengthen the weak or perhaps be served on
the sacramental board at some future day.
Yes, Autumn is here, and what feast the
eve enjoys How richly the forest is clothed
How delicate the coloring Of its robe! How
pleasing the variety which appearsi There
is beauty, beauty all around.
But while this season brings SO much to
please. it also suggests sober thoughts. The
beauty nature wears is fading beauty. Soon
the leaves shall fall and the chill winds whistle
through the naked branches.
The season suggests thoughts ofthe change
that awaits us, awaits us all, and may not be
far off. 1t speaks solemnly Of the time when
beauty shall fade from the cheek, when light
shall vanish from the eye, when strength
shall fail the active limb and we lie down in
the dust
When the spring time comes again the for
est will be clothed afresh and the birds sing
as sweetly as ever. To which shall we awake
from the sleep of the grave? And how shall
we appear on the resurrection morn? Shall il
be in ''clean robes, white robes, washed in
the blood ofthe Lamb p
when 1 gaze on the valleys OF death,
On life and It's varieties, which all are so
brief;
"And think that poor mortals but vapors o.
breath,
An falling to moulder like antumn's bright
Leaf
On faiths FURNISHED mirror, reflected afar,
see a new llfe-God giVeth the soul;
And as death draweth near, so brighten the
star.
Becometh that leads 10 this Iife's precious
goal" ii. ).
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-25
MARRIED.

On Sunday, Sept. Is, 1867, by Rev. W. B. Purdy,
NJ ALEX. McELWAINE, Of Union tp., Bedford
county, Pa, and Miss MISSISSIPPI ASH
CRAFT, Of Chest tp., Clearield county, Pa.
On the evening of the 18th Oct, 1867, at the
house Of VIM. d. TetwileT's, near Waterside by
Rob't Ralston, ESQ, Mr.. JACOB D. TETWILER
10 Mrs MARY ELIZABETH BERMAN, all Of
this county.
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of the brides
parents, by the Rev. g. G. Probst, Mr.. JACkSVN
MILLS. and Miss SARAH MELoTT, both Of East
Prov. tp.
On the sth inst, at his Office in ST. Clairsville,
by A. Zimmers, Esq, Mr. HENRY IL. BLAIR, Of
St Clair, and Miss MARGARET WILLIAMS, Of
Somerset CO., Pa.
On the ID Oct, by the same, at the residence Of
the brides father, Mr.. AMOS CLAYC0MB, Of
Union, and Miss SARAH JANE YONT, Of st.
Clair.
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DUBLIc LALE or
4 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

w virtue Of an order Of the 0rphanR Court cf
bedford county, the undersigned administrator Of
the estate Of Henry MILESTONE. late Of Monroe
township, IN said county, deceased, viii offer for
saie' Dy pubic cutlery upon the premises,
On Saia,raay, The 9t1 day of Nosembsr vert.
all the following described two tracts of land Sit
nate in the township aforesaid to wit;
No. j. Being the Mansion Tract. adjoining
lands Of Widow Means heirs A. j. steckman. ami
tract No 2, hereafter described containing about
loo acres and 70 perehes, more or less and having
thereon erected good "a story Log DWELLING
HOUSE. double log Barn with sheds good gran
ary &C. attached, and other out-builaiaes thereon
erected. About 100 acres of this land is cleared
is under fence, and in good state Of cultivation
eight acres Of which Is good meadow. There Is
also good apple orchard, and two never failing
springs Of wster upon the premises with a pump
Of running water at the door,
No. is a tract Of Timber Land, adjoining the
above, containing % acres, and is well covered
with oak, pine and other valuable Timber.
These lands are situated in pleasant neighbor-
hood, about miles south Of the Railroad Station
al Bloody Run, and convenient to Schools and
Churches. Titles indisputable
Also. there viii be sold at the same time and
place, HAY By the ton and CORN and OATS by
the bushel.
Sale to eommeace at II o'clock a. m Of said day,
when terms win be made known by
LEWIS HoUSARE.
oct IS Administrator
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-25

GRAND JURORS drawn for November Term,
VI Sd Moaday, 18th day, A, D, 1867.
Bedford Tolsaship David Points, Foromaa;
Bedtoyd borough; Joseph Alsip.
Bro"d Top James Ross.
Ho, ,..,ceR: George Clapper, " II. Dasher,J ,Jno.
Hinish.
Harrison. John H. Wertz, James Scott, Samuel
B. Hoffman.
Jnniata: stephen McCreary, John Armell.
Liberty. John McClain, Henry Kelley john
Berkstresser.
Providencs East. Francis W Pee.
Providence w.: Joseph MILESTONE,
st. Clair: Henry kaufman, Joseph Furgeson,
Josiah Penrose, Samuel Iekes, Jr.
Unioa; W Palmer, Samuel I Barkley, VIM
james.
Southampton; George Miller.
PETIT JURORS drawn for same Term:
Bedford borough; Samuel Shuek, John A.
Mowry
BEDFORD To,rms6ip. Daniel Walter, Michael
Dibert, John Fetter.
Broad Top: William Fosle-,
Cumberland Valley: Peter Derener, William
Smith, Henry J Bruner, John Wertz,
CoIeraia; David WhetstGne,
Hopes1eH Samuel Davis,
.Iuafata: William Frazier Of George,
Londonderry. Samuel Carpenter, Henry Mil
Ter,
HoHroe: David Miller, Edmond Ash.
Napier: John Williams, George ". Blackburn
Cornelius MILESTONE,
Providence Vest: Daniel Smouse, John Il.
MOrtimore, John c. Calhoun,
81. Cgair; William Yout, Hiram Blackburn,
Southampton: james Northeraft, Lewis Brown
ing,
Union: George Beegle, Joseph Croyle, George
Sewers, Michael Moses, Enamel Benton, Jacob
Shafer,
Woodberry Middle: William Simpson, james
Miller, David Keagy,
Woodbe,ry Souti: D. b. Armstrong,
Buck.
Drawn and certified at Bedford, this 10th day Of
Sept, A. d. 1867.
ISAAC KENSINGER,
WILLIAM KIRK,
Attest: Jury Csmmis sioners.
JNo. 6. FisHER, Clerk. oct25
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-25

George solesby In the Court of Common
VS.. Pleas Of Bedford County,
Susan Solesby. No. IS, Sept. 7. 1867. Sub
pUna in Libel for Divorce, Sept 2, 1867. On mo-
ton, alias Subpoena awarded, and Hayes Irvine
appointed Commissioner to take testimony, de-,
and make return to said Court at next term
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
Commissioner, appointed as above stated, viii at
tend to the duties Of his said ppointment at his
Office, in Bedford on Friday the 18th day Of 0cto-
Der, A. D. 1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, when and
where ali parties interested may attend if they
think proper. HAYES IRVINE,
oct4:3t Commissioner.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-25

In MEMoRIAM.-0n Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1857,
in the town Of Bedford, at the residence ofher son,
Isaac Mengel, Mrs. ELIZABETH MENGEL was
translated by sudden death from the trials and
conflicts Of earth to her happy and peaceful home
in heaven. The cause Of her death was e sudden
visitation Of apoplezy enjoying good health until
within two hours Of her death. She was e con
sisteni and much beloved member Of the Ey. Luth
church, into which she baptized in infancy
At an early age she confirmed those VOWS in Y ork,
Pa and united with the church under the pastoral
care Of ReT. J. G. schmucker, Sen, D. D. She
was sixty-seven years, ten months and ten days
Of age. Her religious experience was ofthe ripest
and deepest kind. Her fidelity and humility were
well marked. Her greatest joys were to read her
Bible, and faithfully attend upon the ordinances
Of Gods house, to refresh and inyigoratc her
christian character and graces To the day Of her
death she was faithful to her master and religious
duties She leaves many mourning friends and
acquaintance.
None knew her, but to love her,
None named her, but to praise
We sorrow for her departure but our eoLsola-
tion is that our loss is her inexPressiblo gain.
PASTOR.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-25

ID EGISTER'S N0TICE.-Al persons interes-
Ia ted are hereby notified that the following
named accountants hsve fled their accounts in
the Registers Office Of Bedford county, and that
the same wi II be presented TO the Orphans Court
in and for said county, on Tuesday the l9 day Of
November next, at the Court House in Bedford
for confirmation;
The account Of John Harcleroad, administrator
Of the estate Of Christian Harceroad, late Of Bed
ford tp, decd.
The account Of John Dicken, Exr Of the last
Will &C., of Moses Dieken, 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 account Of David VI, Replogle. Admr
Of the estate Of George Sharp, late Of Middle
Woodberry tp., deed.
The account Of Hiram Davis, Admr OF the es-
tate Of David Roudabush, late Of Napier town
The account of Albert Wright and Edwin V.
Wright. Adnirs Of the estate Of Thos. g. Wright,
late Of St. Clair tp., deed.
The account Of Michael Wertz, Esq, Testamen-
tary Guardian Of Joseph Claycomb.
The account of George B. Holsinger, Guardian
The account Of James NJ. Barndollar, Exr Of
the last viii &C. of Sarah Fare, late Of Bloody
Run Borough, decd.
The account Of David c. Long, Admr Of the
estate Of Richard w Jones, late OF south Wood
berry tp., deed.
rie. Charles and Jonathan c. Dieken, minor emu,
dren Of Jonathan c. Dicken, late OF Cumberland
Valley township, deed.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-25

SALE or PRoPERTY.-George Blymyer &
Son have sold out their large hardware store
to Mr.. T. NJ. Lynch, and the business will
hereafter be conducted in his name. These
Junior member ofthe late firm, intends we are
informed, starting in the business in some
other locality, whilst the Senior goes into the
firm of B. NJ. Blymyer L Co., dealers in Stoves,
Tinware, &c.
n. Lyons & Sons have disposed of their
Tannery, in Bedford township, to Colonel
McComb Of Delaware, for the sum of So, 500.
Elias NJ. Fisher has purchased the Post
Office building of Post Master Loyer for the
sum of 5000. Mr. Loyer intends, we be-
leve, removing East.
Mrs. McCala has purchased the property
in which Mr. E. N. Fisher now resides for
the sum of $4,000.