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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11
Sic Wadlt aut Mhcttt.

Seutidfano bat nit einem 5hlase eine Natio.
nalbpmne erbalten. Die ewse Grase .Bas 1T oes
oeutl1en 0aterlano 2" lit entbieoen uno per9ellen
uno sau3 Deutiblano nst ieb begeiltert unb begei,
erno 4 yJeit ltebt uno treu Die gSabt am Nbein.
Br ibeilen bier untentebeno ben Wortlaut Der neu:
IN oeutiben Nationalbpmne nit: aa
Sc brauit elm Guf tpie Donnerban,
g8ie @hmertsefirr uno gBosenp.au: .
Gum Gbein, gum Gbein. gum beutlten Nbein
user min oes Stromes Siiter iein?
2ieb' Yaterlano, maeit rubig iein.
Set itebt un0 treu Die gBadt am Nbein. eff.
9urh 5unberttauieno sudt es idnel, a
1no Qller Nusen blisen bell; F s,.F
Ser beutI9e s5iinalina, fromm unb itarf,
8eihirmt Die beipse 2anoesmarf. f..
9eb' 8atcrlano, maslt rubig iein. ~ a..
Set ieht uno treu Die Watt am H5ein. I
l1nb OF mein SerS i'm Sooe briht,
98irIt bu nod orum Elm gBdlider nidt,
@eid, tuie an Waiier 0eine 5utb.
SIT Seutldlanb ia an Selbenblut.
Gteb' 0aterlano, n,asit rubs iein,
s5eit itebt uno treu Die g8adt am Gbein.
auf blidt er in bes pimmels 8lau'n, .
$50 toote 9elben nieoeridau'n,
llno lG1pDrt nit Dl,er Gampfeslult:
Su G6ein bleibit bsutid), mie meIne Bruf
2leb' Waterlano, magit rubt9 Iein, -
s5elt ltebt uno treu Die Waht am Gbein.
@o lang Elm Sropfsn glut nod slibt,
gfod eine Tauit ben Sesen siebt.
ltno nod Elm Irm Die 9uble lpannt,
8etrit tein Seino bier Oeinen 6trano.
2isb' Yaterlano masIt rubi8 ien,
Seit itebt uno treu Die Wadt am &bein.
Ser 5dwur eridaat, Die Woas rinnt,
9ie Tobnen f1attern bod i'm Winb:
Gum Gbsin, sum 2bein. Gum oeutlden Rbein
Y8ir Nle ipolen 9iiter lein.
2ieb' Vaterlano, masit rubia iein.
SSelt 1tebt ua0 treu Die Ba1t am Hbein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11

'Ob!Du baft ein Yorurtbeil eeaen B o.
tents Mebi3 inen rBrttlh 2 ,WbittIeitp,s
3pspeplia SaiImittsl lit eine wDbIbefannte Mr,nei,
tuel6e mebr SeidmerSsn bei!t als Ole giserbunlsr
berielben pprseben.
gs ilt in alien slpotbstsn Su baben, bier in gos
lumbus bel -.1-..s i. ...r r-.s - 81
.n. SoIep6 Wdtt,
Bolts Wpot9sfe, 20. $50, Siio Sohitrabe,
I'm Us golumbus. Ohio.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11

Ser Mutter 3uflu d. t. - Wsrs. Winslom's
5ootbins Sprup lit nas Hscspt elmer Der beitsn
peibllden 4er3te uno @dr,ernnen Der Uer. 5iua.
ten. gr lit eit breibis Sabren BON Netllionen utit
tern nit Dem beiten @rfose r ibre Rinoer sebrautt
.porben. @s currt gSlnocOIlt, resuirt oie8eoGrme,
erled,tert Sartelbistet uno sebt Dem Elnoe Hube
uno @eiunobeit - i481@#"s
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11

DSg Ser gatarrb lit cine alIsemeine 2ranfbeit,
10 ollaemein, bob man auf isbem @dritte 6uiten,
osn beaesnet. Nuf Der strobe, i'm Omnibus. unb
in Der Stride idIpft oein SUB aus auf Dem edlidben
Muswurf uno Der @eitant oeelben efelt Sid an bel
0orleunsen uno i'm Concert. Ser Gisentbimer
BON 0r. Saee's Gatarrb Ssilmitte bietet cine 8es
IObnung bon $500 aug fit einen Gaa BON @atarrb,
tpelben ct nidt su beilen i'm Stanoe lit. gu baben
in allen Npobefen ooer fir 60 Gents per 4Dit burb
ben @iaentbumer Dr. g. .. Yierce. Buifalo, q. D.
Sr. Yieree's Mlt grt. ooer @oloen Mebieal Sis.
cDDeib beilt beftigen llR0 anbaltenoen 5uIten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11
Sur 8uoeuier.

Son Serrn goniul aoae in Cincinnati 1T uns bic
fols.noe ofii,eue Wittbeilung our Werofientlibuna
suseianbt wprben:
garlsrube, ben 20. Suli 1870.
Winiiferiun, Der ouspdrtiser Mnselegenbeiten.
yr. 3S42. MObilmahung betrt}teno:
Ourd 0erorhnuna Deg @r Rriessmimi iteriuns
bonn Is. b. W. lit bic Wsobtlmaduns Der @r. Daoie
iden Dbifon berfist.
Oie @r. @eneralconIuln unS eoniuln nerben er<
iudt, ioldes in Der linen erforoerltben uno onse=
meiienen Weile 5ur 6entlid3en Renntnib Su bringen
uno aud ourb ,niinolidhe 8elebruna oabin su mir.
in Dem eoniularbesirfe ouf6aitsn, in Sie eimatb be-
3isbunespeiie su ibren 3ruppentbeen iid beseben.
gs yro ben heimfebrenben phidtisen unb ben frei.s
pillig 3ur Sabine Abgebenben 8u bemerten iein, bob
fe BEL brem gintritte auf babilhes @ebet ober auf
basienise oes Norobeutidhen Bunbes, 8aierns unb
Wirtemberas, bel Der nddften Wiilitdr= ober gipil=
beboroe in Betreif ibrer Weterree Musfunt lid er=
bitten unb oab fie ben Wes burd Granfreid, meldes
9eutdlano trieseriiG ansreift. su Dermeioen baben
SobabtunssDou
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11
WuHOrDeruna.

Safian inae r. aus gusenbsrb. i'm Gtfae, MEL
her in Der Hdhe Columbus rcbat. 1T eru III unerer
Office puruipreenum einen Srf il gmpaas III nctmen
Mu9 6. I'M btD ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11

= Samburg, Dresoen, Sreslau uno anoere 5tab-
te SeuiiAianos tuuroen am WtOnta8 Su gbren Der
erfodtenen Siege iluminirt. .sM
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11
bem Gourtbauie aeseniiber aeleaenes Saus

sum @erauf Dafslbe 1T In ener Der been Qaaen Der
Stab unb CUR erfpsrehen Betretuns nes @eIhdftes 6u
Bert Yprttfiltaft aeese unb esritst Das eb6ube III
etsrt0dts eer sIioe unS sausreaft anfssabr SIM esn
Stud befnee I'D elm srSaes auIs asihmafyoue snserid.
eie 9arsimmsr nebt 8uhs sBafhbaus 30 5uB lang unb
brett une Nsbsnsmmsr Der swsite stcd enitdlt einsn
Spsteaal bon 30 SUI 2dnse nnb 8eite unb auBrbem mod
II 9mmsr Cine serdumis 6ae40 Gus lang, ebsno brett
une 20 GuB tp ele pprtef als Ian,iaaI sesianet it,
befnee d TN brten Stpf unb nod 16 3immer. Der Ate
Stof entbd l8 Simmer. 8runnenpaier 1T rehlih Dor.
tanefn ebenlp III cine giene sorbaueen, etde 1000 as
Negenwaisr bait. 8erm6se iener aasenebmen Gage unb
swedmas'sen Ginhtung. wurb it'd ea5 CAME ausae,eih,
net alS 5ots Heauration. Scabnstaus unb gBrtihaft
egncn une 1T fur enen tbdtisn Wann nit Capital, peher
eaS Geidft Sereb bic sorbetlsafee 8ssentet BARGE
bpten, elm gut rentables 8eihdft ~ errerben.
Brner 1T metn an Der RhraBe, bic ere ges untertab
hfr item Strase sesenes grdbaus wshes 2 3immsr
bdt u serfoufen. Daebi9e 1T Elm bprpeltes Saus unb
tann lee 5afte edppn itpardt bsnut perben Srunncu
une NeeenmalIer lit npr1anben.
Serner BaulOS ptlth BON Der 8linbenantalt, in m.
gbeans @ebiton al Der 8eunb Sabe selsssn nb elsb-
falls III perfaufem.
@udt biete tc msine Sarm sum 8eraufe DeIeIbiae
lit Meilen iubDfli @prmbuS an Der grcperpr Wifs,
in 5amiltpn Gomnlbp sssen unb umfaBt SO @fer lebr
rufbares Qdnb. Gin speiltDfises 9rdbaus arpse Seu-
or, Salung unb gSehfprncrlb ipwie ale ;um Earmbe-
treb nDtbiae ginrituns befnest lid auf Dem Qlase.
9BsSsn gres. Seeinsunssn unb Nlteren wenbe man ib
all Den Gigentbnmer.
5enrp Sd1reiner,
SO. 333 Sho .Sphtrase, COLUMBUS, 8.
Aug IS. bwuwbS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11
b. Grepborf.

Yaris, 5. Nus. Nuf Befebl beg poliseiprdfec=
bic aus 2dnoern eebdrtia iino, pelde nit Jranfreh
i'm Grieee linb, Dor Dem Yoli3ecommilldr 5u uertei=
nen uno iiA Yapiere 5u beihaffen ooer bas 2ano 5u
nprfnSSen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11
StaDteigent1um in WapafOnet
IN Derfonfcn.

= 3u DeffoNTcH.
Das gissnttum Der lntersidnsten in gDasafonea. gu
aie gO. g.. eelssen bfitebeno aus etnem 5aus t n
qrts 1T III sertaufen. Die Qpts Inb sprsuslih ur Grit
tune siass Gage tauies pper 9eidftsrIaseS aelseen
hnsunssa sbr sants. NaSsufrasen bet Der Gissnibams
gBttt,pe Sell.
.a pber in %. Srtss ais,ssrtprt, Wasatcns -,
SUM- 16. S70. emit
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11
Samfas, IL. Mue. 1870. swii6en 6 l1br Msoraens
uno 6 l1hr Wbenhs
WuTDrDerulla.

$50 iit Seinrih guntel, uneeidbr 10 Sabre
alt, Slsdtm prufspn. weIher spr unaefdbr $50
den bas sdtrie Saus in Yiaua. Shtp serlieB. Der a-
ter efeben 1T getprben unc esen Spnnaa ben "a Su
besreis mcrcen. Seine Nutter wlniht ebnliha ee7en
@ufentsaltsrrt su srfabren.
m Wfrs gnnfel. beiien Wutter.
~ @efIide DeSistb!iler Tuo s.fudt 3u eupiren.
Mu94 2mm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11
stappIcpu tpbt. = Giu 0criifbt.

Nem Dort 9. Ausuit. = Cine Depeide an elm
bieiises berporrasenoes Bantbaus iast: paris lit
bon elmer &epolution bebrobt. Gin @eriidt melbet
ben 8oo Napoleons. (Yermutblid Elm pumbus)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11
9lahridt fit 0rilfenbuuer.

Gs piro biercurb teann amo6t baB sere9elte prilGs
&C Den grmmiIlreu 5rann 9puntp, Sbr, IN Der
Aueitprs SHce 9eoaden Geunts bis ;um anseu 20.
September 1870. llbr Mamittae5 ent9eaenAenrmner
merosn r bic grrtans elmer eternen g. prt's 9atsnt
bet spansie 5uB i'm 2ht uub atetu (1S) 5uB Sohr
neg uber lie Olenlan9s Greet au Der alien 9nte g8ia
am 9ennrn Nodb in Clinton 2pwnbip Sranflin Gpunt9,
Otip.
@ue gGne unb Specfeationsn fur bic Grribtuns aebah
Bride Derbea ben Spntractcrn 10na9 ben g. Nua.
1870 an ur Snpeeiipn wen ehen arb bis ;ur Grtteuns
grn!raftes in Der Sfhee teS Gpnnto urttc auHscn
9as Reat. einselne prsr als aasebpe surnd uw en TT
rorbetaltsn. O.
Sm Iufras Der
GDuntp Gomn,iIidrc
Columbus, hen s. Aug. 1870. I'm hp trw
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11

Reh. beS 2Bef ftbrten.- Selieben Sie, Den 4eiernS'
res Hlattee aH;usstasn, bab Sames QB efemelt
Ganeieat iur Das AmE zines Shabu,eitsrs GrantI
gpuntp Sbr, autreten piro ,Sprbebdlti Der Gntnepu
esr osmotratlitsn esunt9 rs GpnSentpn.
Nus 6-blpum Yiele Stimmseber.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11
SbertT'5 gSerfQuf.-

u. o. Common pIsas Court spn rantIin Gpuntp .. efn
9emdBbet zines nj berbclten 8erfausbeebs nelher in
benz rtsnsnannten tan sehaat!r guurt mid ssri-
tet tpuree, pe.be id am
Samitas. ben 27 Nu9uif, u. $ 1870,
llsr Iatmttaas, tem Gpurtbauie in FER staht
@oumbu5, Sbr, rlsenbes in bsm Hcre gefersle Yran-
lin @puns, Sbip, aceeene @runeesenttum au bfntiiter
Guctira gum serfduf dusbieien Got go. eintunoer unb
funf uno per,ia l45 in benz Dprfe 9teroie pie besei
net auf Der Rarts Der neusn gtntans seoaasn Dprfes
burh QS g. YoQdro i'm Sabre 1852 Gerner Got No. etn
bunoert uo nf,is aO> ME beeitnet auf Der &ar Der
aepatten neuen 8ermefuns oetbe 1T, na6 br aeeaten
Aarte, "a Sus brett Dten Gnoe unb So 1SuB sproe
Gnbe AR Der @usnabme ebph, baB 10 pisl spn Der
n0rS4sn qtni aseahts Co., als IN snsm aaufsrieI pom
Saob Spuber unb 95rau Gtomas NcSapben aufgeubrt
it, o StrOlstsn ou. mie eisstbs 'wiSsn 9: s. Rsreomb
uub Sulia 81. Retpepmb ener Satin, unb G. .. gBipn
unb bsien Satin eeeiest mprben 1T Ndbsres nber ee-
babte edaeieste 9inie 1T 3u nben In benz r9rirten, ba
rau tesuelien Nertrase rner wtrb auI Der Subie ee
bate Got elm sie Sus breiter Ssrfen 0anbes fur sinen
3usans bieis uno Der ansrensnoen Ho sobssalten.
Got ate. $50 anssitlasen gu $500.
y. Guib, Nnmalt,
SamueI Sbon,tfon.
Su 3O.-pbD Sheriff sranfiin Gountp, Dir.
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Sbdtntciifer.

6crr Rttattsur Gle nb hermit sriuht, Cen bemctro
tiiden 94dslern ansuetlen, bas Gpl o. g. Snni5 Gar
obar fur Suunto Shasmsier is. Ssrr SrnS 1T elmer
;ursrahisien Snreer un'eree eruntss rnc ns, menn
mdttt ieu INIT nit Ireue &efltheit perpaltsn,
eenlpratten 9arpei aue Gsre MAIDEN. Der pempEra
tiihtE gpnrentlpn unttrwprfen.
9smofratiide 98dhler.
Suli 90. putw
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-11

6ranffurt. a. M.. g. Mug., Mbenbs l1br.
9eute famen mebrere grtra8u9e nit frans0iiiden
@sfansenen bier ourd. be nae ben 6itliben Jetun=
gen peiter bef6rbert nurben. Sauienbe BON Wten=
ien umlaaerten bic 8abnb6fe uno pertbeilten unter
ben @efaneenen grfriihunsen uno Gisorren. gs
tparen iehr piele Ofii3iere ano cine oroBe Mnsabl
v9urces" babel. D,e @sfansenen ihienen nit ID.
rem 2oDIe COR nidt uk5ufrieoen Su iein.
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@lnitige @elegenbett!
Wertbpoller @e f1aftsplab gu perkaufen.

N~Ft1DUpHeI VRTWWTt9PtuH 3U UFIHUUIRH.
ssnbem ih beabfhtee. mid rpm geiddt urudju;ieben,
70 bistr ih btermit mein betanntea,
StD. 333 GIb=0pbifrafe,
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SALES.

D d
dry writs Of Veaditfoni Ezp2Has Fen F7el1s
and Larsra FacJat. 10 ne directed, there will be
Exposed TO Sale by Public Veudue a. the Court
House IN the Borough OF Bedford 4sn SA TURDAY
the 23l day Of APRIL, 4 D 1870, at ID clock
A. NJ the following described Real Estate 10
Wit:
A tact Of patented land, situate in Bedford tip.
Bedf ri county, containing 23l and Al
plrches more or less, about 100 acres cleared
sDd under fence part Ineadow, bslanee we'll tim
bered, adl2ining lands II 10 Shafer, Geo H
Stivers, Nn Chenowsth aud Dunnings Greek.
about miles from Bedford, With 3 nes house and
bank barn ibereou erected Seized and taken in
Execution as the property Of Il ) Mspes and J.
>. Braunaman.
Also All defendants, VIM T. Ickes. interest
in ana 70 a tract Of land, containing eighty acres
more OF less, about s. acres cleared and under
fence with two story log hJase and b'uk barn
thereon cree ed. adjoining lands OF John Nhet-
Stone, John W CFlsmHB aud Saml leEes, stu
ate IN 81. Clair rp bedford county, Pa.
Also Two lots Of Sroasd si1uate in Bloody
Run Borough, adjoining lots Of john GImJ
on the norh, " esG street on the West, Philip Boz
tomGeld On tae East, and DAVID Defbaugh en- the
sCuth, seized AID tax IN Execution as The prop
srty Of Wm- Nycum
Aiss All tue following described Re al Estate
Eltuate IN the B0T0ugh of 81. CiaITsyille, county
and state aEoTesaid consisting Of tvs lots Of
ground, each frUnting hity feet on main street
ana extending back tao hundred feet 70 al alley
bounded On the S0uth By Rachael haWgie, and
on tue North by the street. intervening bstween
this property and Peter Amch being the Same
tWo lots oi ground which Frederick Berk hlmeT
by lis lzSt "a III and testament in writing daily
proven and dated the 18th Of sept 1862, wilied
ana bsqaerhed 70 hrs d sug gtlter, Mary Berkhimer
which said will is ecorded in Will B05k No. 4
pa-e 495 &s., and being the saEae tso lots Of
ground whictt the sid --arg Berk aiH4er hy her
last viii and tesIsment in writing dated u
gust I5ih, 1854, and recorded in " IN Book Ne
page 469 wiled ami beqaethid % Mar. J. ,iiek
one OF the gFsntors herein, seized and taken IN
kxeeuii0n as The properly Of homas Slick and
Mary j SI4k =
Sheriff Office. WM. KEYSER,
Bedford. March 81, IS70. Sheriff.
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DIED.

MoRTIMORE-Near Msnu's Choice Pa. on
the 5th inst, Mr Joseph Mortimore, IN the sIst
year Of bis age de bad been for some years. 3
consistent member Of the Presbyterian church,
though fDf The last year So he bad been preyen-
ted By iEhrmity from attending public service.
He dieG perfect peace, bis mind beiug nu:m
psirei, aud entirely tree from anxiety aEd care,
durin bis illIsss, even 70 Jbe last He 15ed sur
rounded by al bis children and his aged widow,
whom commend 70 the consoistions Of divine
grace. They mourn the loss Of kind father and
husband and the coummHniIy that Of s-Falaed
and respected cltizen.
CRIST-0n ibe 25th inst Moses Heilman
Crist. son OF John Crist, aged years 20 months
aud p days
BUhKET-0n tie 3lsy inst, Charles Alexan
der Barket, son OF fasIb sad Susan Barket. aged
years months and days.
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MARRIED..

DAVTS-DAVIS-On the 18th inst BY the
Rev C. Heilman. Mr. John Edwin Davis and
Miss Mary Jane DAVIS, both Of PIeasantviue,
Bedford county. Pa
GRLFFfS-KIICHEY- Hopewe7l on
the ID inst by the Rev Wru Il. Deafrick Mr
Charles II. Griffin. Of Riddlesburg and Miss
Lizzie NJ daughter Of M Jacob Riichey, Of
Hopawell To
ER-DREENING-0n the 22d inst, IN
Colersiu tp-- by The Rev Jsmes THOMPSON Mr
biehsr5 NJ. Tener 20 Ms. iz1bstb dsughtsr Of
} ohm Dreuning. ESQ all of Be3fsid co Pa.
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MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF
REED x ScHELL.-According to an
nouGce.aent Ihc creditors OF Reed q
SeheIl met at the Court House on last
Friday at l u'clack. John r.. Jordan
was chosen President and II. ". Fish
er and J. +. Black, Secretaries. This
meeting was called III the suggestion
OF Mr.. SchelI, who, according 10 the
notice given in the papers, was '-anX-
ious to know what disposition the
creditors would desire him 10 make of
his property 90 as TO realize the great
est amount for the creditors Of Reed &
Schell." The meeting Was largely at
tended. Mr.. Schell Was present and
proposed TO the creditors that he WAS
willing to give $50. .000 in money, pay
sble i'm four annual installments, with
interest, to be secured by deeds Of
Crust, towards Iiquidating zhe indebt-
elness of Reed & Schell, provided the
creditors would give him full re-
lease 80 far as he was individually con-
carued. 4 resolution embCsdying this
proposition was offered and voted
down. Next a resolution looking TO
bankruptcy was offered and almost u
unanimously rejected. The Assigneas Of
Reed x SchelI, through their attor-
ney, made "a statement of the assets
and liabilities Of the concert. a good
deal of talking was INDUCED in, but
the meeting adjourned without reach
ing any practical result. Mr.. Scheil,
before aad at the meeting, was uuwill-
ing to appoint assignees, which caused
strong feeling among the creditors to
force the parties into bankraptcy.-
Sine the meeting we learn that Mr..
ScheIl has consented to ruakean assign
ment of all MS property for the benefit
of the creditors of Reed & Schell, pro-
vided he be released as above stated
If this be done, We have no doubt that
it will he generally satisfactory.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that an appeal will
be held at the Com nissinner's ofiee in the Court
House, in Bedford on Tuesday, 30 day Of May,
1870. JOHN A. CESSNA,
Mercantile Appraiser.
n 3. Persons whose names mol contained
n the above list, who have commenced business
since he lst Of prl. 1870 viii please inform The
undersigned Of the same Also any who have
ii>continued JOHN CESSNA,
Ispl Mercantile Appraiser.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-31

HrNTINGDoN AND BROAD Ter X r..
wIxyER ARRAyGExExr, -TIHR TABLE.--or sud
1fser sept 18th passenger trains viii arrive aud
Iepsrt as follows:
Mail Train leaves Mt. Bailar at 90 P N. ar
rives 81 Huntington 81 20 p. N; leaves Hunt,
ingdou ht sac n, and arrives At Nj paii@s al
Aeon Train, Ieares saxton at % 8. rs,
and arrives a. Huntingdon, st l6.l0 a m leaves
Huntingdon at 81 P. m, and arrives at sa1'on
at al P. n
Spring time has not yet come, gentle
Annie.
A military company has teen form
ed in Huntingdon.
Next Friday is "All Fools Day .
Look out for huge sells.
Garden time will soon be here
Hunt up the shovel and the hoe.
Easter Sunday occurs this year on
the I7th day of April. Eggs-aetly.
Bedford has the prettiest store room
in the state outside Of Philadelphia.
Thirty persons were initiated by The
Good Templars Of Somerset, last week.
To validate deed it must be reeor-
ded within six months after date Of
purchase.
Now is the time to trim trees ard
grape vines. This important matter
should be attended to at once.
The Fulton Republican has changed
hands-Mr II. E. Shafer retiring and
Fl. b. Jeffries taking charge Of the pa
per.
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REMOVED. II. p. Beegle & Bro.
have removed their meat vending es-
tabIishmeut, to the room recently oc-
cupied by George Mardorff. Having
pulled up stakes" they are ready, as
heretofore, to furnish all customers
with the most delicious steak the mar
ket affords.
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Aleu- advertisements.

DERKINs & HOUSES KERO-
SENE LAMP, is absolutely safe foom break
ing and explosion. gives twice much light.
uses less oil and lasts a lifetime &c neral Agency
at METZ5EB'S ; Hardware Store. mar3I, ,71yl
u ,. 600 A YEAR AND EXPENSES
% To agents to sell the celebrated WILSON
SEwIyG MACHINES Tae bess machine in the
wcrId. SHtcA ak,ks ou 10th s1des One
Machine Withou; Money For further parlicu.
lars, address 25 9th St, Philad'a a, Pa
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EXHIBTTIoN.-The schools of B. F.
HarcIeroad and Abraham Weisel, Jr.,
in C0leraia township, had a joint ex
hibition in the brick church, at the
close Of the winter term. The perfor-
manees are represented as having been
very good, rejecting credit alike on
teachers and pupils.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-31

SLIGHTLY PREYIOUS.-Ihe Radl-
Gals of Blair county, in their call for
primary elections, have affecticnateiy
invited their fifteenth amendment
brethren to participate. All "Republi-
cans, /" ''i,5cI,tolinq those upon echom the
right Of suffrage has been conferred By
Constitutional Aple'adBlent," +" are reques-
ted to vote. The radicals of Blair in
their Indecent haste" TO gobble up the
newly enfranchised, could not wait for
the proclamation announcing the a
doption of the so-called amendment.
Last fall the party was just as eager to
deny that negro suffrage would ever
be thing of reality. Then they We're
ashamed of their "colored brethren, F"
noao they hug them and exclaim in
supplicating tone, ''Ani | not : man
and brother ?" And they are. And
of such il he kingdom Of Radicaiism.
MILITIA FINEs.-The House, at
Harrisburg, recently passed bill
directing that each and every per-
son not exempt from military SER
vice by existing laws, and who is
not now, or shall not hereafter be-
come a member Of some military or
ganfzation, shall pay a fine Of fifty
cents annually TO the collector of taxes,
which sum shall exempt him from lia
bility to perform military service the
proceeds to be devoted to sustaining
volunteer military organizations and
"in any county in which there snail lie
no volunteer military organization the
money received into the brigade fund.
as aforesaid, shall be paid by the coun-
ty treasurer Of said county at the close
of each year, TO the school boards Of
the several school districts In said
county, in proportion to the numle er
of taxable Inhabitants in said district,
to be used for school purposes"
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Roam IMPROVEMENT. The Bedford
and Siaytsown turnpike is being put
in excellent condition. The company
have commented the repairs much ear
lier than usual this sea on, so a. to get
the road i'll good order for the travelling
public by Spring. For this the mana
gers deserve great credit.
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DEDICATIoN.-Tu Tuesday the 18th day
of April Is the Anniversary Of the Or
der Of Odd Fellows. Ga that day the
Lodge Of this place will parade in fui!
regalia and dedicate their LOT in the
Cemetery with appropriate ceremo-
MES.
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Episcopal services will be held in the
court house on next Sunday, and the
Hoy Communion will be administer
Cd by Rev. Mr. Pedlupe.
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The chap who remarked, ''Still |
Love Thee" changed his tune after
marriage to Il love thee still''-but
she wouldn't be still.
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4 Somerset youth was recently
frightened into commissions by q wo-
man whom he mistook for a ghost.
These women are unsubstantial crea-
fnrps.
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A disease similar to the whooping
cough prevails among the childr en- Of
Huntingdon. A great many have
died.
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The Rev. DR.. Hanlin will preach ia
the Methodist church next Sabbath, at
halfpast 10 o'clock, the occasion of the
first quarterly meeting.