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A NEAT CURB PoR A FOOLISH Con-
oR1r.-There was a snObbish custom
that became somewhat prevalent few
years ago, now pretty generally pooh
poohed out of use, OF an exhibition of
conseQuentialness in the signatures OF
aspiring young men, who assumed
that simple G, w. Jones and ]. II.
their Importance, and that e.. WASH
ington Jones and J. Hancock Smith,
signed with q pretentious flourish. was
lust the thing to give them undOubted
stYle and position in society and pro.
fessionaI circles. We knew a young
man of many excellent qualities who
allowed himself to seek AFTER cheap
destruction in this way, and in his
youthful weakness he thought TO storm
the astonished world under the high
sounding title of ! Milton Ayers. II
was not for long he fingered In the rosy
mtstiness of this species of self-glori1.
cation. he tried the effect ON a matter
oE-fact relative, a plain, practical chap,
who hated stimulation, and frowned on
coxcombry. A letter was written.
whether OF business or social character
matters not, for il was to evident that
the whole soul of the writer entered in
to and dwelt lovingly and proudly in
the astounding Rignature, y. Milton
Ayers" In due time an answer was
respectfully returned, with no allusion
Whatever to the youthful indiscretiOn,
barring the cutting irony contained
In the Inland and seal, /" as legal phrase
oIogy would have Il. And thuslY II
stood, a trrible rebule to the iparty OF
than Ayers" From that moment J.
Milton Ayers, asa decoration, died tc
place and Jane, and was buried out OF
sight. ,,s1l q. el
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TIE House Judiciary Committee Will
go on with the investigation of Mary
land affairs during The recess of Con-
Rress, and hope to have their report
ready soon after the reassemblIug. Ex-
Governor Thomas says he has always
believed the present constitution, by
reason of the domination which II SCI
cures 70 the minority of the people OF
that State in all departments OF their
State government, discreditableto those
who tamely submit to its exercise. The
COMMITTEE Is 70 determine whether the
government under this document Is re-
publican in form or not. ans
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THE commission which examined the
Union Pacific Railroad has made re-
port upon the Kansas lines. The whole
road needs reballasting. The shops are
tanks are 100 far apart. The rolling
stock Will answer the present needs,
The estimates or the Committee are that
three millions six hundred thousand
dollars will be required to put the road
in the condition specified in the contract
with the Government, The Sioux City
branch Is In more favorable condition,
though IL needs reballasting through
ont, and very considerable expenditure
will be required to put it In drst class
condition.
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IIPPIEC0Tr.E BAKEWEII:
The people seam 10 be erazv .bo,,, -,
RED JAcKEr AXES. PleAso send me twenty t51
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Ofthemany evils that aHict our coun-
try, one of the greatest is the almost
universal desire for Office. 1t prevades
all classes, but is strongest Famong,
young men. who dream of future adj
yaucement and possible emiuencs. new.
er taking into consideration the disreP-
utable practices, the bitter mortifica-
lion, the repeated. defeats, and barren
fruits OF the Efforts Of even those who
are regarded as the most successful. No
language can convey an adequate con-
ception of the misfortune and wretch
edness OF hopeless, broken down pro-
fessional ofice-sseker. With every in
coming Administration a shoal of en-
thusiastic, we'll meaning young men,
whose efforts perhaps have effect ed
something in a local way, are sure TO
be on hand, desiring an office under
Government, aiclerkship at Washing
ton, something, as a reward and n step
ing stone to advancement which IS,
never realized. Did they but know the
trnth. these Young men would avoid
Washington as a PesHlence- A single
season there as a spectator would sat
isfy them of the sOundness of the adj
vice we propose to give them.
To the young man OF even moderate
hopes, honesty, energy and fair capaci-
", we say stay at home. OF all profess
sions under the sun, none=is more de-
moralizing, slayish, and at the same
lime less remuneratiye than office
seeking and office holding, especially
clerkships. The same amount Of brains
| labor and energy devoted tolauy .hon-
est calling, will be productive OF q num-
dred times greater pecuniary results, tc
say nothing of peace of mind, undIs'
| turbed conscience and personal tnde-
pendence. No Office seeker can be in
1 dependent.
To those contemplating raid OF
| Washington we say, don't do 1t. Pre-
l serve YOUR manhood. and save your
/ selves. Whatever may be Your presen
1 employment, 1t is honorable and tnde'
pendent. "Youug man." said Thomai
IA. Benton-whose life was passed II
/ office holding-to one who besought hi
| influences: "If could help you woult
1 not. never would forgive myself If
did. There IL nothing more vile and a
4 the same time unremuneratiye thai
this profession OF politics and othc'
4 holding.n Daniel Webster, when ap-
4 nlied TO in the same way, pointed bit
/ terly to the capitol, and replied: ''YoI
see that building. am counted sue
cessfnl politician, but am liable to b
Kicked Outof my office at any moment
1 1 am subject to The whims and caprice
Il of others. Go 10 some one else. vii
never advise you ID pursue the paths
have trod." In word, the deares
earned honors (are those conferred b,
office, and the worst doom Is clerk
ship. Therefore, 10 those who think @
Il applying for one, we say don't do 1t ]
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HlHIs BANK SUCCEEDS 10 THE BUSH
[ i Res OF the nMeFchAnts' and Mechanics
k4nk OF Wheeling" IL Is designated De
PoeaeeSg and Financial agent OF the United
SStsstS5 and y l,Eepared 10 do a legitimate
L PTesfde1lt-Iak. Nelson Vance
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Iames Da1ell. Eyi 8. BRADY. Cashier
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Interest on Special Deposlls a tho nate Of
FOUR Per cent per annum where the de-
postt reInalnE six monIhs, and 1--WE per
cent, II for oneyear. - ~
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufactures,
Bankers and othsrs sSlIcitatl -.TT1 -
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con slant supply of New Fractional Cur
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-09-04

THE MEETING. friends Of Republican
principles viii have a grand rally atths Court
House on TuEsDAT EVENING oF CoURT WEEE,
SEPT s, 1868
The Hox. JoHs ScoTz Of Huntingdon will
address the meeting. Gov. GEAzT, the Hos.
G. A. Grow and the Hox. T. N. MARSHALL
have also been invited and one or more Of
them win be here.
Let there be good turu out. The Grant
and Colfax Club Of Bedford has met, with
such splendid success in holding meetings,
that we anticipates very large meeting on
this occasion. The speakers are amongst
the best IN the State. Our principles
are what saved the nation in its direst
sdyersities. Come and hear them discus
sed by some Of the abIest speakers in
the state. Hon. John Scott Of Huntingdon,
who, up to the breaking out of the rebellion,
had been a lifelong democrat viii address
the meeting. Let every democrat, Who loves
his country and who wishes 10 cast his vote
for her best interests, come and hear him.
The issues Of the campaign are vital ones and
every man should be thoroughly posted ia
regard to them. Let every man who caT
possibly come be present. Our enthusiastic
meetings are striking terror into the hearts Of
cur enemies and thinning their ranks Of their
best material. Let there be q full turn cut
from every part Of the county and We viii
have sneh meeting as viii queneh the last
ray Of hope in the hearts Of the Copperheads
OF the county.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-09-04
9 oMETHIN NEW

Thn undetsigned has just returned from the
city with all the LATE IMPROVEMENTS IN
Photography, and is introducing the new style oi
Picture called the CABINET SIZE PHOTO
GRAPH" which has attracted so much attention
in New York and Philadelphia-
Having gone to considerable expense in ref;-
ting and improving his Gallery, he is enabled t.
make any Of the new style of Pictures at very
low prices-FR0N 25 CENTS Up.
He would also invite attention to his splendid
stock Of ALBUMS, at greatly reduced prices
also, GILT, ROSEWOOD, and OILED WALNUT
FRAMES AND M0ULDINGS-FERTC CHEAP
Also, WALNUT BRACKETS for o-aanentins
pariOrs.
His FANCY CASES are Of the latest style ami
made ofthe best material.
PHOTOGRAPHS COPIED and enlarged frola
old Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes, Paintings or
any other kiEld Of Picture.
Thankful 70 his friends for their patronage
during the past fifteen years, he hopes to merit a
continuance Of the same, and would respectfully
invite all who wish a correct likeness Of them
selves t. call and examine his work before goin !;
elsewhere, satisfied that he can give entire sat-
faction 70 any who may favor him with their Gus
ton. liunelq.5m I. +. GETTES.
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9ofal Affair5.

MONEY WyrED. We believe we have
as prompt paying subscribers and patrons as
any newspaper in the country can boast Of,
and we are therefore not inclined to com
plain. But not being able to 60 out among
oar people to collect, when We are in need of
money We are obliged to call on them through
the columns Of our paper The books Of the
late Gru Of Durborrow s Lutz are in our
hands for settlement and on them We fud a
farge number Of unsettled accounts for ad-
vert;sing and subscriptions, amounting 20 sew
sral thousand dollars. There are outstanding
debts Of the late firm which mus; be met and
paid, and TO eDableas to do this We mast rely
upon our patrons for prompt payments. They
have never yet failed Us when called upon and
We are confident that they viii not nov. But
as further iaducement, we VIII accept, from
al who are 10 arrears for subscriptions and
who pay for the past yesr and the yea In ad-
vance, before or during September Court, 3
per year, the same as if they had paid for all
IN advance. We have greatly enlarged and
Improved our paper, al a heavy expense,
without any increase in It's price, aud the lib
sral terms nov offered cannot be extended be-
yond September Court. an parties not pay
ing up at that time viii be strictly held TO the
advertising rates VIZ. s. in advance, S2.25
fnoi paid IN advance, $3.50 if 10. paid with
in siX months and $500 if not paid within
the year. Call and settle. Now Is the time
to save money BY prompt payment.
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d EeHTEB's NOTICE

4 ,
All persons interested are hereby notified that
the following named accountants have fled their
accounts in the Registers Office Of Bedford conn
~ and that the same viii be presented 10 the Or
phans' Court in and for said County, on Tuesday
the Sch day Of September next, at the Court
House, in Bedford, for confirmation:
The account Of Simon L Hamaker and J. Piper
Smith, administrators Of the estate Of John Smith,
ESQ, late Of Sehellsbu-g Borough, deed.
The account of Duncan MeYieker, Esq. Trustee
for the sale Of the real estate sf Samuel Hail. late
Of Napier tp-, deed.
The account Of Isaac L. Snyder, Admir- Of the
estate Of Samuel Snyder, late Of Middle Wood
berry tp-- deed.
The sceo1nt Of J. H. DiIling and Geo. Hoover,
admrs Of the estate Of Martin Hoover, late Of
Liberty tp., deed.
adm'rs Of the estate OF John AXE, late Of Union
gbe account Of Michael s. Miller, adza'r Of the
estate Of John II. Miller, late Of ST. Clair town
ship, deed.
The account Of William Gephsrt, adm 7 Of the
estate Of Eve S1uckey, late Of Bedford tp-. decd.
The account Of John Louderbzugh, late guar
dian Of Joseph, Catharine and Peter Garliek, mi
nor children Of Rachel Garlick, deed.
The account Of John q. Smith, guardian Of
Franklin Kegg, minor son Of John kegg, decd
The final account Of LeEi Hardinger, adm'r Of
the estate ofJoHnthan c. Dickeu, late Of Cumbsr-
laud Valley tp., decd.
The account Of Peter H. Shres and Samuel
StahL adm rs Of the estate Of Wm- Stahl late Of
Bedford Borough, deed.
The account q P. F. Lehman, Esq, Executor
Of the last will and testament Of Mary Hyssong.
late Of Londonderry tp, deed.
The account Of Lewis II. Slatler, administrator
Of the estate Of Joseph Brinkey, late Of Juniata
tI.. deed.
The account Of George D. shuck, one Of the
Executors Of the last viii and testament o. Josiah
.. Shuck. late Of Bedford Borough, decd.
The account Of John Msjor, Esq, Trustee to
sen the real estate Of Michael Reed, late Of Liber-
ty tp., deed.
The anAI account Of Cyrus Penrose, adm'T Of
the estate OF W n Pentose, late Of ct. Clair twp,
deed, for confirmation on the 18th Sept. next, at
an adjourned court
I4sug .. L SHANNOSs Reg 7.
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soldiers and sailors County Commit
tee Meeting.

The members Of the Soldiers and Sailors
county Committee viii meet in Bedford, on Tues
lay Of Court Week.
SEPTEgBER 81, az one o'e7oeE p Il,
8. the 6. a. g. Head Quarters, sscoI story 0
Mr. Lingenfslter's law oaice- There is iznp0rtau
business which requires the action Of the Com
uittee, and every member must be present, if pos
5le. The following are the names Of the Com
uittee;
Bedford Bor.: serg't Alex. Lyon.
Twp; E. Y Imier.
Bloody Run Bur.- Capt Adam WeaFsrlins.
Broad Tap TWF.; Lieut. James Clearer-
rzaLdsle Box tius. r.. EFaEs-
E5iersin Twp: Serg't Reuben stone
Cumberland valley: Capt Martin Bortz.
Harrison, Josiah Hoffman.
EqueweI: cart John Eichelberger.
Tgniats; Jacob CoTiey.
Liberty. Lieut.. l. r. Waltz
Londonderry. Richard SAMSON
N5nross 81. 3. Aa5ek.
Napier Capt. G.. S. MBllin.
Providence E. John VI. Sans
Frevidenee W. Alex, Clara
Sazt1n Bor-s Capt z EieheiberEer-
>-heIsburg Bor.. Capt- !. Cgnley.
S.. CiaiTsyiile BoT-. Ihumss Slick.
ST. Clair Twp; William Kirk
,althamptsB. r.. Clay Lashiey-
snake Springs: 2. F. Jamisou.
Union: Joseph Griffith
Wo0dberry B5r; LieHt. # II. RobeEts.
Wgodttrry II. Harry S1heimer-
s; Ljegt- !. T. hetriug-
J.. II. LgNGES ECKER. ftairnaH.
ID. s ELLIOTT, Ss~g-
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Do those who doubt whether it is wise to
place money in Life Insurance Company
ever consider how wonderfully economical
the investment is Take the ordinary life
plan Of insurance; where the party insured
pays his policy yearly. 4 man of thirty may
be insured for one thousand dollars a. the
annual cost Of SIG 80, or a little over four
cents a day. In other words, workingmaH
has only 10 drink one glass Of beer less every
morning to sscare his family from want.
! man Of ffy need only pay $50 65, or
about ten cents a DAY. while a man Of sixty
may be insured for s63 %. or a little more
than seventeen cents a day. No man, how
ever limited his circumstances, can refuse to
put away such q small part Of his income for
the benefit Of those dear to him, especially
when we have a company in existence ike
the National Life Insurance Company, whose
advertisement We print elsewhere. This Com
pany has in It's management men of nation
al reputation for honor and sagacity. At its
head we have such men as Jay Cooke, whose
name alone is an assurance that every prom
ise made By the Company will be redeemed
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-09-04

T IsT OF CAUSES -.
4 Put down sor trial At September Term, 1855
9TH day:
pRul s. Mock vs. josiah Burk.
( 6 Fluck ct al VS.. James Bowser.
Riddlesburg C. i L Co. rs BrOadtop c. 4 !. Co.
Iosepb Williams VS. Solomon Williams
Thomas Ritchey rs Jaeep Lingenfelter ct al
Fredaline Smith ct al VS. John CageRGer et nj
John Peterson vs. james Heffaer Co
Mary Jane Holsinger " josiah Holsinger-
Sophia Hook ct 81 vs. Thomas Grosden et al
Yliaabeth Beeler ct al VS. L Russell, Trustee, Ae.
John Metzgar's adm'r Fs Dry Ridge Church
John Cessna VS. Jonathan BoWser
Predaline Smith ct al VS. Alexander Fletcher
Joseph Gariiek vs. Abraham Gsrlieks
John G. Rinard Ys David 3. EoekeRdarfer
B. w. Garretson VS. Philip Little Ct al
Susannah c. Tayler VS. William Colvin
Peter CrameF W William Karns
Thomas Growden VS.. Archibald Blair et al
same VS. Mary Wigfeld ct al
Certified August 10, 1865.
14aur 0. Z. SHANNON, Prot.
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RUILDERs AND CONTRACTORS
TAKE NOTICE.

IAhE At$1lGE-
Sealed proposals for the erection Of the Bedford
County Poor House will be received at the Office
Of the County Commissioners, IN Bedford, until
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of SEPTEMBER next,
when the contract viii be awarded to the lorest
and best bidder. The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any AL Of the bids
The building to be erected on the present Poor
House property, to be two stories and basement
in height, large enough to accommodate enc hun
dred and twenty PaGpers, and 70 be completed.
and ready for use, On or before the lst day OF
October, 1869.
The Commissioners viii furnish the bricks. All
the labor, aud all other materials, must lie sup
piled by the contractor.
The plan, with detailed specifications, can Be
seen at the Commissioners ofice, on, or any day
after the 2Ist inst The plan and specifications
viii be made part Of tho contract, and the con-
trsetoT win be held to strict compliance there
with
All proposals should be addressed to Jxo. G..
PIsHER, Commissioners' Clerk, Bedford Pa
MICHAEL s. RITCHEY,
DAVID HOWSARF,
PETER NJ. BARTON
IA
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-09-04

A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
~ Letters Of Administration on the estate Of
Thomas 0ldhsm, late Of Union township, deed,
having bSen granted to the subscriber residing in
said township, notice is, therefore, hereby given
70 all persons indebted to said estate to make i'm
mediate payment TO the subscriber, and those hav-
ing claims against the estate are required to pre-
sent them forthwith, duly autheRticstsd for set
Element THOMAS J. CR0YLE.
2laug Administrator.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-09-04

a lDeTal reuLtIlDl lF0ll Lils HUE ilIlNts !" II
be made 10 parties sending Us sererai orders from
one place at the same time. In sending orders
please give the depth Of the well to the top Of the
platform.
County, rights for sale in Somerset, Fulton,
Huntingdon, Franklin, Blair and Centre counties,
address
JW. R0aM VI. ". sHUCK.
July l73m Bedford, Pa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-09-04

DLooDY RUN
Is MARBLE WORKS
RH. SIPES having established mSn1iaetofy
e NonBrents. Tomb-stones, Table-ToPs, Coun-
fer-siabs. &c, at Bloody Run, Bedford CO., Pa
and having on hand WeIi selected stock q for
ri~n and American Marble, is prepared TO al al
orders promptly and do work in neat and work
fnsnlike style, sad on the most reasonable terms
an work warranted, and jobs delivered 70 all parts
n this and adjoining counties without extra
apll9siy.
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DUMPS PUMPsll PUMPS 4
SYLVESTER @. MAsoNs
D0UBLE-ACTING, N0N-FREEZIN NG
Il. n L, q u ID IL NJ ID

Patented August 2sth, 1865, and awarded tho
PREMIUM at tie Pennsylvania. OHIO, and New
York state Pairs, il 1866.
The advantages claimed for this pump over sil
other patent pumps are follows viz. The valves
are composed enGiTeiy Of cast iron, rendering It
be most durable Of any pump yet patented
This pump Is 60 constructed that It never freezes
the water dropping back the eEel with the water
in the we'll. Il easily worked, and be used, by
attaching bose in washing wagons, horses wat
eTiag gardens, and IN case Of FIRE is Of valuable
service, a. water nay be threwn ts the distance
from sixty 70 seventy feet il the air from it by
the use Of small section Of hose.
This valuable pump is now offered to the public
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