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9UMMAM1EATtUnI.
Those Ladies and Gentlemen, who in April
last took a part in the subscription for the
purpose of aiding the funds of the Deaconess-
Institution in Copenhagen on the occasion of
Their Majesties' Silverweddingday, are no
doubt already aware that the Director of the
Colonial Department, Privy Counsellor of
Legation A. Skrike, c.. D. and D. NJ, at the
request Of Governor Birch kindly undertook to
present the subscription to Their Majesties, and
to express the sentiments of attachment that
had actuated the donors. At the audience to
which Counsellor Skrike was for that purpose
admitted on the Silverweddingday, Their Ma
Jestles We're graciously pleased to express Their
acknowledgements, while His Majesty reserved
to Himself to give further Instructions for the
application of the gift in the interest of the
Deaconess- Substitution.
With the last Mails from Europe the Gov
ernor received from the Director of the Colonial
Department a Royal Letter dated 10th June,
which is here published with an English trans
lation for the information of all who aided in
the subscription -
"Blandt de talrige Beviser paa oprigtig
Deeltagelse, hvormed vi og Dronningen,
Vor h6itelskede Gemalinde, bleve hilsede
paa vor S6lvbryllupsdag, var Diet os en- glad
Overraskelse gjennem Vor Colonialdirec-
teur at modtage Meddelelse ON den smuk-
Ike Maade, hvorpaa saamange Indvaanere paa
Wore vestindiske Ger forud havde forenet
sig ON at h0itideligholde Dagen. I deres
kjerlige Gave til den for fire Aar siden
paa Vor Bryllupsdag oprettede Diaconis-
sestiftelse have vi med Velbehag sect ct
talende Vidnesbyrd ON personlige Hengi-
venhedsf6lelser, som vi at Hjertet paa-
skj6nne.
vi ~paal@gge Dig at bringe samtlige
Givere og Giverinder Vor og Dronningens
Hilsen og varmeste TAX for denne deres
Deeltagelse i vor huuslige Lykke, og vii
Du tillige have at underrette den ON, at
der for Diet we'd deres samlede Bidrag til
veiebragte Bel6b er indkj6bt To Tusinde
og Eet Hundrede Rigsdaler i Kongelige
Fire Procent Rente berende Obliga Toner,
der ere overleverede til Diaconissestiftel-
sens Fond som en- sprlig Gave fra Indvaa-
nerne paa de sk-vestindiske Der til
Erindring ON Eor og Dronningens S6lv-
bryllupsfest.
I0vrigt forbliye vi Dig Kongelig Huld
og Made ~bevaagen.
FredensbOrg den lode Juni 1867.
VelviIligst
CHRISTIAN R.
Os Elskelige Wilhelm Ludwig Birch,
Gouverneur for Wore veStindiske Der,
Commmandeur at Dannebrog og Dame
brogsmand."
Translation.
"Among the numerous evidences of sincere
sympathy, with which We and the Queen, Our
, 1867-07-05
Translation.

Translation.
"Among the numerous evidences of sincere
sympathy, with which We and the Queen, Our
much beloved Consort, have been greeted on
our Silverweddingday, it was a gratifying
surprise to receive through the Director of
Our Colonial Department an account of the
handsome manner in which so many Inhabitants
of Our Westindia Islands have united to cele-
brate the occasion. In their kind gift to the
Deaconess- Institution established A years ago
on the anniversary of Our Weddingday, We see
with much pleasure an expressive demonstra-
ton of personal attachment, which We heartily
appreciate.
We direct you to tender to all the donors
Our and the Queens greetings and warmest
thanks for this their interest in our domestic
happiness, and you will also inform them that
with the sum realized by the subscription
Royal -Four Percent Statebonds, amounting to
Two Thousand One Hundred Rigsdollars, have
been bought and presented to the fund of the
Deaconess-Institution as a special gift from the
Inhabitants Of the danish westindia Islands, in
, 1867-07-05

Til
Os Elskelige Wilhelm Ludwig Birch,
Gouverneur for Wore vestindiske Ger,
Commanders at D%annebrog og Dame
brogsmand."
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vest. llaaial Rses and John Thomson ga tie
north aud John Taylor on he easi, contain
ing $50 acres.
Also. al The defendant Interests "a and %
a tracd Of IaRd, adjoining lands Of NllsoR
Hunt and john Taylor on ihe soathl Ale1-
Scott on The east. George SwIfe on tas nortii
ana Joha Thomson on the vest containing
48a5 aeres-
Also, az the defendants interest IN ant -
tract 9f iand adjoining tbs Blar county
line on The north. DAM Rees on Tx south.
and Hugh Roberts on slIe vest. coutainN 43z
aereI nar5 lR Esair c8uatY,
Also, all tie defendants interest 10 and 70
tact Of and adjoining lands Of WILSON
Hunt On he west, Dan Rees On the north
Alexander Scott en- the east and William
Phkrs0n on she south, containing 48s acres.
Also, al the Defendants interest N and q
a Eact Of land adjoining lands Of JOHN Lay
loi sud Dani Hses 0n the vest, the Blalr
cc1nfg Inc on the north. Philip stein Oh the
east aud Griffith Evans on the sguth, contain
iTig Atis acres, part ia Blair county
Also al the defendant interest "a sld 70
q tract Of and adjoining lands Of Hugh Bar
clay on the east Griffith Evans on the south,
Alexander Seott IN 5he vest aud the BLAIR
cenaty Inc On the north, containing 81
acres.
Seized and taken ia execution as the prop
erty Of David G. Mccormack.
ROBERT STECKMAN Sheriff
Sheriff 0aice, Bedford, Pa, 1arch =, s..
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Among Sic roniegfu me,ijeai properties qbie5
have rendered HOsTETrEE,S sTOMsCH BIT
TIERS pre-ezafueut zu1asg The hrrifh- -rcstaria g
preparations Of she age. is aBti-ail1ogs eiStues
are not the least remarkaats So words can 10
justice. to il maFreloas effect aFou The diseased
liver. Perhaps she simple words u b soaTslss-
cent sufferer, who d4scrfbcs Is rs going righs 60
the SPOT ,sE the story 50 clearly % mag BE- II
toes - right 20 the sRsF- II operates directly
upon che iIserdarat organ. sad raar4er lsliaiv
active or "a STATE # parai. -. re5ores &c t.
condition of hsal5h. The sia4aess a, sHs Ssosa
sch, paia between The shouldars ana ia tbe Rigat
Siis yellow slE4t9n e ra= Sela G'stirsness
nrauaaess ami f.ia eaar, Ejia1aeas af sIsa -9.la-
Palpitaiiaao5 the Heacr, Dry .agh. lev Feve=
and other sympsssus vhieh iHl5elsa sas rlrf saz
phases af Acute and Chronic Esvcr garsp@4inf,
.,re one an.. al promptly raiie4sd- lll lnalis re
1aayed, By the aetioa ri shis itmsr5 prepararsaa.
watch fszt7uce the best oF eayrssfives. che zzn-
test and most ssniil Of lpts5sa-s ~ irtalIilde
rrgaIatoF, and 70 powerful ses starasiss. Persons u
a bilious hasi5, who use the Birtsrs rs a a7otee-
tive medicine. win never suffer the pains aud psa-
aIsies sf Liver diseases or Bfious Reufrsnt Fever
March Elm
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

y
II tse csromer, che Iisstiees II tse Peace, and
C8aatStfes in the 9iIeTeEs Tosssts1fFas "a tks
CoEHy - Bea5fgr3. GresfiHq.
KE0w " that IL pursuance VI urecept - ne
directed under rhe hand and the seal 0f ne Hon
ALEXANDER ETSf- President of the several
Courts 7f CanmeE Pleas n the Sixteenth District,
consisting oi tie counties &c EEanklin, Fulton,
Bedford and Sgu1erssf, ana by virtue of his Office
Of the Coart af Oyer and Terminer and iIeneEl
Jad Delivery for the trial 9f capital and other Of
le1ders therein and in the General Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions Of The Peace and wv g. EfCH-
0Lrz and GEoEGs ". GClTP, Esqs., judges 9f the
same Court, in the same County 5f Bedford, you
lnd each If TgU are hereby required to be and
zppear IN your proper persons, with your Records,
ReeoE enhances, Examinations, ana 9they remeIn-
branees, before the Judges aforesaid az Bedford,
AZ Court OF Oyer and Terminer and General jail
DclivcrT aEd tleaerai Quarter Sessions 1f the
Peace therein t3 5e haIden for the county Of Bet
f1rd. Aforesaid, 0H The
F9a-t5 Hoaaay gf April 5e.ag he I'd day,
az - 1clee in the forenoon Of that day there and
shen 70 10 those thiues 70 which your several af-
ces pertain.
Given under my hand aE Bedford, ths Iita Of
EearuarT II the year OF cur Lord, 1857
marz5 ROBERT STECK3IAs Shf.
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Drrr ag rdwEs11r & u -r1EF.--lr may not
be generally zaowu .hat a general .@T 81 she
Le-ziala-a. approved It. Iss requires
-ae bounty accounts of every Lis-riea to be
carefully aullled as the Township A1llJ7rs-
and 'Drerara ceadeused. statement ot The
condition 1i these finances. and publish 'he
zame, a5 the cost Of the district for three
successive weeks. ia rEo papers Ii H0t
1uig -eqrirss this iuiy to Be performed by the
Township Auditors, 8ut imposes a penalty Of
fifty dollars mon each andiior vino refuses 20
-1uu5v. 1ue-Lalf OF which goes TO the prose
Gator. and the other half 10 lhg schoo. fund
O.. The district. Ii provides. alsor that he
Aa.ilF5rs shall notify the school Directors gr
lrHzz parties having the disbursement Of the
bounty -undz. TO appear before them AZ such
a lime as the Auditors shall iz, for the pur-
pose Of enabling the Auditors TO close upthe
bounty accounts 1f The township for the is-
cal year
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ctoNNTssToNER.s NorTeF.

COMMISSIONER NOTICE
- IN the matter Of Loretta Saith by her next
friend Mary A. BisTly 81 e. Aaron s Smith, in the
Common Pleas Of Bedford county, No. 10, Febrn-
ary Term. 1855, alias subTFenS Cor diveresr st 2
Court Of ComEasn Pleas hoid st Bedford IN and
for tho County af Bedford, OF the Ilth DAY q
Februarv. &. D. 1867, Before tha Judges Of the
ssjd Court, on motion % John Cessna, Esqs the
undersigned was appointed Commissioner to take
testimony and rspozt Gaets ia the case.
Ia eomBiisace With the appointment Aforesaid,
the uRdersiEacd vii meet the PARTIES interested
at his ofiee ia Bedford aa THURSDAY, the nth
day u AprlI, A. D Ise1 cor the purpose Of taking
fse .iraaav ssarcssfd
J. r. DERB0RR0W.
March fssit t'3siaiissioasr,
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mARRTEn

ON Ehe -th inst, by David Miller, Esq-,
az the residence of the Bride father II jH
uiata township. .his coHutg Mr. SAN Ell
NAY. private Of Company 3, "A Reg IT,. Pa.
+ ols.. 10 1Irs- MARI 3 BEIEL, both of Ju-
uiata township. Bedford county, Pa
ON She zIst inst. bv the Rev. O. 4. bile
man. Mr. LEWIS 3. FURRY Of South
W1odberrY 20 Miss JENNIE CBiSAAE- ol
St. CLAIR township. Bedford county, Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-29

Of the Juniata river to near the foot Of Dry
Ridge, situated near the junction Of Ratfalo
Mills Greek With the RagstegR branch,
when two general routes dITerge. uniting
araiu az the junction OF Buffalo Lick creek
with Casselman river. 60 she west Of the
Allegheny mountains. one ruslte following
uH the valley at the RaystaWn branch
through the vlllsge of View Baltimore TO the
mouth OF the Lick run where three systems
of lines dIverge, uniting again at Deeter 8
SuDmit of tAe Allegheny mountains one
a PLAIN line which can only be OF practical
use in the future the sec1Rtt eRe based On
the use of q maximum grade of II8 feet per
mIie On straight lines; the 8a1l, based 0a
the use OF a grade OF Is feet per mIle.
From Deeter Summit west. two routes
+ are presented. one down Buffalo Lick creek
l TO its mouth. descending the western slope
Of the Allegheny mauntaia N Hre miles
through the use Of Il maZimaHl grade Of
1 IIa feet per miie and 4 maximum rate OF
/ curvature Of 217 the other a route traced
south along the western slope Of the Ai,e
Z ghenr mountains. On a maximum descend
/ ing grade OF Is feet per mile 70 tae head
/ Of 4 plane 34a0 teat long having slope 8f
SO located near to Meyers Mills thence
down TO and down Casselmau river co the
mouth of Bufalo Lick creek where the tw0
/ lines again unite
/ The other general route, diveTgIug pear
4 the foot OF Dry Ridge, follows up the FIi-
/ lev Of Buffalo Mills creek &c the summit
/ between THAI creek and the waters Of lAttle
1 VII creek, to Bridgeport, and thence un
Biz VIII creek to a junction with the pre-
I cediug route. thence west, the generaiF1 route
( nasses through Sand Patch summit, hy
E q 54t -k.s Irtrafr
and follows down Flaughertv run 70 where
/ II empties INTO the CaSselman river at Mey-
ers Mills and thence doWn the valley OF
Z & ssalman TO the mouth af Batfai0 Lick
( creek, thence connecting with the Deeter
summit ro8te. To ConnellsTiile, the route
still follows down the valley Of the Cassels-
Z man. IN and down that Of the E0ughi0ghe-
I ny river forming generally a valley line.
+ The total distance from Mt Dallas. by
/ way of the iI6 feet grade route 60 Deater 5
summit, aud theuea TO CoBEellsgIlle, vii be
abour q mIles.
( GRADES.
/ Commencing at ConuellsvilIe and going
/ east the grades are either level or ascend
( ing. the maximum ascending grade For tine
( line TO the foot Of the steep grades on the
+ western slope of the Allegheny mountaIns,
+ that Is. 20 the Plank road crossing Of Buf
/ faio lack creek two miles south Of the VII
/ laee of Berlin bv the Deeter summit
route. and to Movers Min on the Sand
( Patch Tunnel route both points sItuared 10
/ Somerset county, should be So feet per
mile, on straight lines, reduced on Guryez If
s. and Sc * the usual rate Of .il25 of 4
+ foot per degree.
The total rise and fall bv the Deeter sum
NIT. Brush creek and BcidEep8rt routes.
+ between the mouth OF Buffalo Lack creek
ans a common junction at the foot Of Dry
RiSge. are respectively, 11222 $50 aud
1f1ti8 feet
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-29

DUBLIC. SALE Or
TALUABLE REAL EsTsT-E-
- ALsTP -.

JOHN ALSTP, Auctio1eor-
BY virtue of IN order e tie Orphans Court Of
Bedford C0uuty, The undersigned, AdministvE-
sors Of The estate 0f Taeab Schaehly iate af Full
tan county, Peana., deceased will sell a. PH5lic
sutcry, upon me premises, On MONDAY, The Sth
day oF April next al, that certain valuable
FARM OR TRACT OF EAED,
.;sysfs q Morrisen-s Cove. Middle WoodBury tn,
Bedford county, adjoining lands ef George Sharp's
heirs. low Soioaon fmler, Da7id Stuekey, Sanl
Teeter and others. continuing shout 10 acres
matt measure, about 50 acres cleared aud uEfter
fence, and the balance wsii tinbered- There Is
also \ Spring ef good water apoR the premises.
The above property VIII be sold IN LOTS or
altogether, TO suit purchasers. Immediate posses
SION given and deed made AZ confirmation q sale.
Title indisputable. Sale 20 commence az II D.
clock A IL af said dzv yFhes terms VII be made
known Bv BENJAMIN T. STPE,
SUSAN SCHEEBIY,
Wursh I5.fs Administrators.
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stItHfe for GalomeI-
These pills are conpose-5 ~ variaEz raots, has-
ing she power 20 relax be ssr-eriaaz Of the liver
gz promptly ard externally ats bEae pin armercu-
ry. and vithaHt prodaeius any 7f those disagree
able or dangerous effects which 9itsu follow the
use IF the latter
In al biIleas disorders these Pills may se 1ssd
With confidence a. they urumote The hselarsa 81
visiated 5ils, and remove those distinctions from
the liver and 1liisrv ducts. which arc the s9uge
5f bilious affections 10 general
sCHEECE-s S MASDRA ZG PILLS care Sic&
Headaz he and al disorders ID lhe Lives, iu.iiea-
Ted ~ saiIow sRiH- ssaled tongue. sosnveness-
.lrorziucsz and e general feeliugof veariaess and
lassituds, showing that che liver Is 10 . torpid or
abstructed condition.
IN snort. these Pila maF be ased VITA. advan-
tass III alI cases when purragire 6r alteratigs
fuediviue Is required
Please observe. whea purchasing that the swe
.ikeuessss # the Doctor. one when 10 The last
stage ef CoHsuIEptio ard the atheras b. uos z
in perfect aealsh, are en Governments stamp
said By ag Druggists and Dealers prise sl-55
per bottle or $3.50 the bali dozen All letters for
aaIv1so shsald he addressed Go Dr. seaeBezs Pr5u-
eipaI 0fioe, Eo. l5 North 6ia Street, Philasel-
phis- Pa
General wholesale agents Dzmas narnrz 3
Co., s. Tss S. Hancc- baltimore, Md- Ioha
L. Farse. Cincinnati. gE Wafkrr s raTler-
Chicago. III Collins Broz ST. Louis, Mg.
Nov. -. sth & 55h es- mo. yr-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-29

R@FThg Clerk Of the County Auditors,
requests as to state tiph the item in their re-
pert for adssstisilag horse thieves, z9.Ta,
was mistake. and sEs5uld have read, tig arr
rsfl fluy horse thieves s2s6.g0.
Tx SorrHEi,g PiNEsTLrAsIA ASB Co.'S
xEiIsvIfLE RALRoao. resolution under
which the approacas to the tunnel through
The ..Bidge on the 1rms ct Messrs. Lutz and
Ashcan, was put under couiract and which
aas adopted by the Board ofDireotors of the
above company on he 6th of March instant,
reads thus
RsSolred, That iIe President be- instructed
20 place znder con- EaCt. such portion Of the
graduation Of the Faad bed that may require
4 longer time to ezecute as IN his Judgment
may he deemed mttss advisable. and the light
er work iu time TO secure the completion OF
the grading simultaneously
II this resoluuUl is to be steadily adhered
TO, the building uf the road from Mount
Dallas to this point, depends an the amount
Of lime Is vii re,raire to take out the sand
approaches. Col GOsler, the gentleman
Who originally orscted the Stouerstuwn tres
he ana bridge. has the contract No one
knows the wants OF the citizens Of THIS place
better than Col. Goslers and we have every
confdeuce that the work VIII be pushed rap
idly forward. 1t Is Tumored thaE II VII take
SIX Of eight months to take out these APP
proachez dIis cannot be eAe case if all the
hands are worked upon Il that can be. 4
the contractor does not see to pushing the
work there IS no telling when It viii be com
pIeted. as VIC are quite sure that the company
4 m IA hnr-r
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-Gr aF t4gts-u rr-popS dawn f-- {tsrif
/ +,-,a al, sf,T9-l-r qsrE 3s, fssr.
T--lr,-5 g-5-o.,..E.--5 # $500. r..,u Fred
sri-k Brnsfi,s sT',,r..- STsrvl-e
u,,if5-f tsv-7-5iT, Tr5efsr, Wi.+rI
Bl-r7v Pun-T6bu % Lucas. Bartlev @alug
C'sa,HrrIas.d vaHpv-saauel prpunIur. izui
s5ia,-- F-s-e5- zgis-. josiah Brprre-
TFs-r-Far-Toseoh w. Elder
T,lriats-A AbraGa1a s. Gisehcy
Afa1rr.-JrHn z Snvr5er-
vsr.ir~-s5 s #fsiH6 Michael SFerstie tite. W.
Williams
F,.ss i,-.ri6sy4e--sgea. ~ Hoasahaldsr
ggas+ qrarffsnce Tgzaph Fisher.
z,,.,s-. s,.-.,.-- -I7..v-ir sfartlev.
s,+5 ,-l-.trv' gr.ersr. gsr7eff. g,.rrgait1 Bahi-
tt
8, tTsfr r1i Miller
S-.b VT,.iberrr Tact.b q n [,,etg.l Iert,- Ealles
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Go~gHvon GERRY has approved bill iu-
e1rnoratiuz .ne Morrison Cove railroad
company wfth Henry T. Patterson, A. l.
Holiday r. A NeIutr;e. aad others af
B'sir aaauJy. aud SIN. Il. AaroE 7ad Joseph
R. Noble, of Bedford. Is uc0~perators. The
-a'-9ai IS TO be commenced either az doili-
54ysaaFz or Eevry tE-aes -araaga the gap
IN D1aaiuE mountain IN winch ;Az iron
works are thence INTO Morrison Cove and
-Iuuiug near the Bluort1sid IRON 7re banks
-5Pal0uzrllie. ia l}a5.ozi county Tie cap
tal Is 90 Be 1Zdg 800.
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AET EIEzsEETu Lgrr.E. uE lE me -eli-li. 2
her next triea6. D. 81 HsgsH1sau<a elcas 7t beatlefl
county, SIC -
David Little- April Term La-'i'
aias subpoena
eu fids, r Divorces.
s1a. nov. Feb. rs. 1851. -lc Court Pc notion
al !. F Linren-ei.er LzI.- grant Q -a.s H DlFil
Little resaan tcst ID the aaavo ease, s1aF sa'ze
WHY 5ffaTre 7 riHelfs rarrtssrH1t saoula net
Be .leeresd The said rule -sturlabla sn Monday
the 5zaei ri -tnsi. Is65.
81 r. SHANNON
preth1notarE.
aeUGEr SrEr gItT. sheriff
T. DArfn Llr~7.E ssa arf PsFtE9 -FrEEs FED
Easre Is hereby given -hat the 1Edcg snEi
0ef1fal.z5aaer appointed y .Ee Court ta 5aEa 5rs-
.inaav Fla lbe aaeve eEse. vll lt1e1a 70 no suites
of bis 1ia appointment 81 ais aal1c IN 19atora,
u SATURDAY.. Aurfl 2e- 1857 as fen eiseA 4
M when ta Interested can asseaa i saes ,nlu1
81 = FCIETS
r-.sraH e-s-as-1-
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DEBBoRD COUNTY

b
sheriff ,f Bedford county. erecting
Where's zuarew G., Shrpver ia prefer -i5 pc
trisa be the President Judge ef the CeurtaT Gaia-
mon Pleas 5f Bedford county praying Lor me
causes therein ze fourth thaJ be zhuld 1e llVare-
ed from -he 5gads 81 R1rrlnanT entered .al' VIE
zaz4a sebrpver. salting sids ai other bushes and
excuses whatsoever be lnt sppear 70 y9Hr proper
person before 1ur Judge ~ Bsitnfd On Ihe -oufln
Monday. 4zd iav 5f April next 70 tn2Ter Jhe Pc
-ftisu 5r fiHe8 1I the said Andrew chroyer Jour
husband should not Be divorced from the 'lotls 9i
matrImonv a.- agrrgai1iy g me 4el y ~ A9tg
y, ss4rb case f5a6e and nrsvided and leCeql fall
n1l. witness the Heuarabss Fiez- king, eresiasIlt
III CIR ssia Court &c 8csifsrd tsE ist ol y aFrs,
A. r.. 1857
@ E. SHANNON. Prot.
Attest BoEEEr 7rEesasy. sheriff
Wardh 5a-
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BERFaRn, P4-. FRIDAY H4ReH q, 1851

H0yzv AoSEv MoSET Our su5-
=erihsrs in town ana county are hereby iafor-
med that II takes money 70 run newspaper
anu further that &c need money Monday
sezt vill he the first of April and we have
dl.s to pay All In town or country who awe
az for subscriptions az advertising VIII much
55lige as by calling ar our Office and paying
up. 1r OF before that time. Saca as .aI 20
allj gu as, must Ro4 be surprised il we are
compelled TO call on them, or send some one
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GINOILFLS dNF LSI90lGd
Attention Drafted Men

Congress has iust passed an Acr reiaHdiHg
5000 TO those drafted men who paid
commusasion and afterwards were drafted
and who put in substitutes, or who entered
the sergee. We viii promptly attend TO she
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS Of persons
entitled to have their money refunded, aad
viii give or special attention to the subiect
COME ONE! COME ALL!
j. w. LTNGENFELTER,
VI. A. POINTS. Attorusys-
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zTEE1Ss 4-1 Bersrr We 80 from he
laiuea=ser Ez1aaaHer the following ig regard
10 aa Important case iateg tued iE that eouu-
~ aad Ha resull
Christian Frarahausa- ~ lie Brec5uock
I1wa hip School District t-aHShouser re-
enlisted h she iel6 5u lhe attsE pnrt of 1868,
and bat himself credited 70 Breqku0c& town
-BiF Copies Of uuster-iH- -rg.3s we're proeu-
red trom the Adiaranz General Jnee oi he
state 70 prove the HEct. No evidence vas
aaoaecd 10 show bat. lLe township received
credit for hIm- IL ras presented -aat the
officers fid their a4Jy. aaa taaE he township
had aHe less 20 furnish IL its Quota Ele de-
.endeHg coHtesasa 5kat the Scaooi Directors.
as Is Board never offered 5ognEies. nor ever
a1i5 tor slsgIa uIaiI- and shat they nzde no
contract Tor EraukhoHser. Elle claim was
l.a3- lY plaintiff. ander the aeg Of Assembly
.gaaI-ia< townships 20 pay $500 % veterans
gh5 -r enlisted "a The fIeId, and we're accrea-
ted ID SUCH township. Verdict IN favor Of
plaintiff for S85550.
The above case ne thiak is u0w before the
supreme Court It IS carreHtig reported
-1al the iaz viii Hcg be lEfirrued-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-29

Posrp1xaaEzr or LscT- sE--Ehe
L.scruref1r the benefit of sls i-ataeran Sunday
school Library to have been delivered on
Thursday evening -he 18Th, haz heeu post
r5nsd On account of The sudden aad serious
illness Of she lecturer Rev 3. H. Hunt.
Timely notice TiIl 8e given and 1ue Lecture
delivered as soon as the health Of The Lecturer
Is sliflgIeutiv resccred.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-29

zsrs.-The Mite Society aftbe Pres
ayteriau Church propose giving = series OF
Tz5Fs5as IN the Cesrt House. an Ehursliay
uizhg. AgrI fsd, beginning at half past seven
% elocs. The entertainment viii be varied
with 8eadiug RectatioHs and Music
Efesets. twenty-five cents each. can he mad
.,l I.erv;s Drug Store, and at the door.