Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-12-17

BANK AFFAIRs. Some few weeks ago. the
suspension Of Reed & Schells Bank created
quite a sensation in this vicinity. AS usual,
hundreds Of reports we're put in circulation,
each purporting to be a true statement of the
affair, and no two alike. Almost every other
man in town and for miles around had largo
amount in bank, and necessarily conldn'i
meet his financial obligations. Men who
hadn't a cent in the world, turned up to be
heavy losers. Under these circumstances We
were unable to give any reliable information.
A few days age, John G. Hartley and H, Mic
odemus, Esqs., were appointed assignees and
an appraiament was made which shows that
the Assets are two hundred and forty sis,
thousand dollars, and the liabilities are one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and the
assignees promise that they viii close the affair
satisfactorily to every one concerned in the
least possible time that the law and circum
stances viii permit. Certainly this statement
viii allay the excitement aud put stop tc
the Wild, speeulating reports.
ADnnrED.-oar young friend Capt. W. C.
Holabau was admitted to the Bar, at the ad-
jouFned Court on Monday last. We under.
stand that he passed very creditable exami-
nation, and, with his application and energy
we have no doubt viii make his mark in the
profession. On Tuesday evening the Legal
fraturnily with few Of his personal friends
were treated to an oyster supper at Smith S
restaurant, which empty tubs, cans dishes
and cigar boxes testify was very highly ap-
preciated. After supper, a number of short
appropriate impromptu addresses we're de.
iiyered in which Mr. Holahan led of, in a
rich, original poetical effusion followed by G.
FL. Spaug, Esq, who in the most chaste and
classic phraseology welcomed Mr.. Holahau to
the tolls, amenities and honors Of the profess
sion. Besides other speakers N. A. Points,
Esq, in his usual happy style portrayed in
CANDY colors, the lights and shadows, strug-
gles aud triumphs of the yong pilot on the
legal sea.
Fulton Co. Republican please take notice
Of the whereabouts Of 'HoLAH4N,"
wIrH Dyspeptics everything is wrong.
Food does not digest; sleep does not refresh;
wine does not cheer smiles do not gladden. ;
music does not charm, nor can any other JOY
enter the breast Of the miserable dyspeptic.
You must get rid Of it, or it viii become seat.
ed and confirmed, and life will be burden
and existence a curse. Plantation Bitters
viii do away with all this. New life, strength
and energy viii take possession of you. The
damask viii sgain bloom upon your cheek,
and the luster in your eye will again be as
bright as in your healthiest and most joyous
days.
CoUGHs and colds are often overlooked
A continuance for any length of time causes
irritation Of the Lungs or some chronic
Throat Disease. "Brolons bronchial 7ro
ehes" are offered with the fullest confidence
in their efficacy, giving almost invariably sure
and immediate relief
Owing to the good reputation and popular
ity of the Troches, many a0ortHIess and cheap
limitations are offered, ,rdieH are good for
nothing. Be sure to obtain the true Broarn s
Bronchial Trocbes.n Sold everywhere.
EmGEATING.-Peter Young (colored) who
was convicted of larceny at our last Court Of
Quarter Sessions, viii emigrate to Allegheny
City ia a few days, where he viii take up his
abode for the period of sixteen months, and
work for the Commonwealth. Liz Hail, who
was engaged in the same business, has taken
quarters in the county Jail, for months
Mrs. Rieheson took leg bail for parts un-