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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01
AFFIDAVIT.
Land Office. Al. L.

Land Office, at, i I,---, of
-, having filed my application No.
-, tor an entry under the provisions of
the act of Congress, approved May 26,
1862, and desiring to avail myself of the
twenty fifth section of the act of july
18th, 1870, in regard to land held at The
double minimum price o. $3.50 per acre,
do soicmnly swear that am the identical
-, who was a - in the county*
commanded by Captain -; in the
regiment Of commanded by -, in
the war of 1861 that continued in
actual service Tor ninety days, and have
remained loyal to the Government that
said application, No. -, is made for my
exclusive benefit, and Tor the purpose of
actual settlement and cultivation, and
not directly or indirectly for the use or
benefit of any other person or persons,
and that have not heretofore had the
benefit of the homestead law.
Sworn to and subscribed this - day
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Register or Receiver of the Land Office.
Approved j. d. Cox, Scc'y.
Department of Interior, Avg. sth 1870
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-11
nEprorp couxrY oFFleEns.

Presidsaf ,fs&gs-Hon. Alex. King
Assoeiase Jadgea-Wn- G. Eieholtz ard Geo
VI. Gump.
Protsoao.ary, Register and Reeordy.-John
P. Reed
Distriet 4 ,ior-sy---E F. Kerr.
7rsGswrer-Hagh Moore.
SEeriF- Wiliism KeyseE.
Depasg SAeriF--Joha A Cessna.
CaslHfg Surteyor Ketternan
C5H5BsfsEi9Rers--E p. Beegle George ElIer,
aud p M. Barton Cterk-John G.. Fisher.
C0ansst-John W. Diekerson.
Directors ef Poor-H. EgglG Adam r.
Peusyl. aud J, I. Noble. .Sei5ard - Samuel
pekbaurh. CsHRss2--J. ". DiekersOn. c7erE-A
J. SAMSON, Trsas#rer-- illiam BeFles. P&ysieian
Asditar.-M. A. Hunter, Owen MeGirl,
and S. Whip.
BOROUGH oFFIcERs-
Bsrgess-V. sieckman.
AssistaHt BRrgsss--J0siah Haley,
Ca,spei{-W. BoWies, Jonathan Bright5il, "
M Cook. J, NJ. Shoemaker Hiram Leniz aud j..
Reed. C}erk-H. NicodemaE. TreasHrer-Jno.
Il. Rush
High Caasiabis-LawEenee De6bsugh,
Selsook Dirsefors-Iob Mann, Isaac Mengle,
Geo. Men gle jacob Bowser, Geo. MaFderf. Geo
H. NengsI, Seerstary. r. Nicdo-nus, Treasurer.
MINISTER'S.
EDissopa2iaa--Rev Alfred J. Barrow.
FresbgferiaH--Rev. Z. T. Wilson.
LatheraH-Rev. J. Q. McAttse.
Hs,iodis,-Rev. A. W. Gibson.
GsyusaH Reforwsd-Rev. II. Heckerman.
Ios.aa Caisolie-Rev. Thomas Heyden.
AssocrArtoss.
BedfsrF Lodge, No. S2a, A. Y ~, mepts on
the 6rsi Wednesday on or bsfore fun moon. in the
Bedford Hall, on the corner Of Pitt and Richard
E-.ee;s.
Peace BraHcA Eaeampaeaf. No. ia, J. o. o.
T meets on the FIRST ana third Tuesday even
ings o. each month, in the Bedford Hall
Ecdja-d Lodge, No. 2oz. 1. 0. o. F., meets sv-
cry Friday evening, in the Bedford Hail.
L.3forf Bodee, No. l4S, /. Q. G.. T., meets il
tie Court House, on Monday evening Of each
week.
Eeafora cosaeil No. 5e2 o. Z. A. NJ, meets
On Thursday evening OF each week, in the Mason
a Hall
HUyTtSeDoS & BROADE0P r. R.-Fau ATrogRe-
rrr4'.-Aaii Train leaves Mt. Dallas az Leo p. ".
arrives at Huntingdon at 4.2e P. N. Leaves
huntingdon at sac &. M.-arrives at Mt. Dallas
a; ll.52 An. Coaches leave Mt Dallas Tor Bed
fa-i on the arrival of each train
Coaches leave Bedford for Mt- Dallas at HOO
&. NJ. to connect with the Mail Train.
The Post od5ee In Bedford ui open az o'clock
A. N. and close at O'Clock P. i. during week
days, and ca Sunday viii be Kept open from Z
,Iil 2 o'clock A. N.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKE

PHILADELPHIA PR0DLGB MAhhbi. F.
PHuADEiFatA, March THE -four mar
ket is quiet, but prices are unchanged. There
is no demand for shipment, and the home
consumers operate sparingly. A few hun
dred barrels were taken 10 lots AZ S4.3T4a
so for superfne; Sf62la4.s s74 for extras;
s.. l5a5 IS for Iowa. Wisconsin ard Mime
sofa extra family; s. 25n6 for fair aud choice
Pennsylvania do.j So 25a6 for Indiana and
Ohio do; and S6.l5 $50 for fancy brands,
according to quality. Rye -four may be quo
ted al "a s. per barrel. The receipts 10
stocks Of whest are light, bat fully ample for
the demand Sales Of SOC bushels Peunsyi
vania red at SI.25. Rye is held At 5 for
Western and Pennsylvania. Corn Is quiet st
the recent decline; sales of 900 bushels yel-
low at 90aQ2c, mostly ia the cars. Oats were
steady. with sales OF PENNSYLVANIA at 54a56c,
the latter rate for light No sales Tere re
ported ia barley malt. 1000 bvshels barley
sold al Soc for New York and Sl.f5 for Can
ada. Seeds-Clove seed is in fair request,
AID $50 bushels sold Part at 81. .50as aud part
on private terms. limofhg is nominal. Flax
seed is taken by the crushers at 1925.
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aJfm Adrtrtisenlfats.
lOFFIcn OF
FISK & HATCH
BANKERS AND DEALERS TN GOVERN
MEgT SECURITIES
No NASSAU ssaErT, NEv-YoHk,
OFrIcr OF

No NASSAU ssaEFT, SEw-YoHk,
February 18th, 1870.
The remarkable rucrer, which attended our
negotiation Of the Loans Of the cESrRAt Pacific
BAiLRoAD cospAsr and the wEs73Rx PAcrrlc
RAFLaoAD coMrASr, and the popularity and cred
it which these Loans have maintainsa IN the
markets, both in this country ami Europe, have
shovn that the First Mortgage Bonds Of sisely-
located snd honorsbly managed Railroads are
promptly recognized and readily taken IS the
most suitable, ssfs, snd advantageous form of
investment, yielding mere liberal income than
can hereafter be derived from Government Bonds.
and available 70 take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and nesotiation
Of superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting a
great public want. aud rendering valuable GER
riee-b0th TO the holders Of Capital and to those
great National work. of Internal improvement
whose intrinsic merit and substantial character
entitie them to the use Of Capital and the eonf-
deuee Of investors--We nov oaeF with special con
denee and satisfaction the
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ggotal gffairs.
Important Notice.

An persons knowing themselves indebted
10 the late firm of DurbOrrow L Lutz, are
hereby notified that ali accounts must be set
tied promptly. Those indebted for subserip-
lions viii ascertain the facts and amount BY
reference to the date on the yellow slip With
their newspaper address. All bearing date
urior to July 18th 1868 are indebted to Dur
5orrow i Lulz for the amount due Up to that
time. Accounts for advertising &c, have been
forwarded to ali at various times. These &C
counts must now be settled no longer iudul-
gence can be given. Those negIscGng this
notice must not complain if they tad their
accounts in the hands Of an officer for eoIlec
u0n JONI LCrz.
2Siantf
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The season and is Dangers.

The human body is chiefly composed oi
tissues and fbres as sensitive to every change
in the condition ofthe atmosphere as the mos,
delicate elec;rcm eier, or the quicksilver in 8
barometer tube
The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the
lungs, and the excretory organs are especially
liable 10 be affected by these variations, and
the best defence against their disastrous
tendency IS to keep the digestive machinery,
which feeds and nonrishes the whole system,
10 good working order.
II the stomach is weak or disordered Meth
e. the blood nor the bile can be in healthy
state, aud upon the fitness of the,e two i'm
portant fluids for the Offices assigned to them
by nature, and the regularity Of their flow,
health in great measure depends.
When the air is heavily laden with chilling
vapors, as It often Is at this season Of the
year, the digestion should be an object Of pc
culiar care. If It IS weak and languid, ;he
whole physical structure viii DO ensryated.
If 1t is vigorous, the entire organization viii
be strong to resist the pntoward and depres-
sing influence Of damp and vitiated atmos.
pierre
4 pure and powerful tonic is therefore es.
pecialiy needed as a safeguard against the dis.
eases most common in the spring, and Hos
letters Stomach Bitters being the most whole
some and potent medicine of the class at pres.
ent known, course Of it is particularly ad-
yisable at this period Of the year. The
stomach viii thereby be toned ard strength.
eued, the liver and bowels regulated, the
nervous system braced Up, aud nature put 10
a state Of active defence against the miasma
which superinduces Intermittent and remit
tent feyers, rheuuatisms, nervous debility,
headache, byFochondria and other complaints
which are apt 10 sssail the untoned and IN
fortified organizations. The body is strength
ened vilhout exciting the brain. and cen
stqueutly no unpleasant reaction follows its
reviying and zenovating operation. lmsr1m
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DIED.

On the 27th uit.. at The residence of his mother
in Germantown. Philadelphia. JOSEPH J. BAN
NON, in the 3Sth year Of his age.
Near Busna Visits, on the 81 inst, MICHAEL
Z. C0RLEY, aged % yesrs, 10 months and 20
days.
Near SchellsbuTg Feb. Goth. 1870, BLESINA
0LULA. iafant daughter Of 6eo. ". and Eliza
beth Cessna. aged months and t6 days.
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REAL ESTATE AT PUB
LICI SALE

The undersigned. Adusinistrator With the viii
annexed Of Nicholas StTaysr, late Of Middle
Wpoiberry township, Bedford county, deed. by
contained. will offer FOR sale, aad sell by public
outcry. upou he premises On MONDAY APRIL
9th, 1879 all the following described Real Estate,
situate in the township, aforesaid 70 wit All
that certain TRACT OF LAND adjoining lands
81 Martha X. Duncan, deed, on the East and on
the Scuth F. Hammond Esq., gu the West, and
the heirs OF John eastman en- the North, con
tanning 1872 ACRES, mere or less, about fifteen
acres cleared the balance af the tract Is well Tim
bered- This property will be offered whole or
IN p IT'S TO SUIT the convenience Of purchasers.
Deed made and possession given immediately
upon compliance with conditions Of sale
Sale "a commence at o'clock, p. NJ. Of said
day, when dae attendance will be given and terms
made kn0sn by
JAMES MADARA,
Admir- Ritb Wan annexed Of Nichols straye;,
deed. llmarit
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pUBLIc SALE.

Bv rirtue of an order Of the orphans Court oi
Bedford eounty. the undersigned win expose tC
sale az public auction on the premises, SAT
URDAf, the 18th day ef March, ls7o, W
LOTS OF R0U D in the town Of La
fayettesYille South Woodberry township, Bedford
County, adjoining lots Of David Bonaeit and Jo-
seph Barley, fronting about ore hundred feet On
Main street aud extending bask about one hun
dred and sfxtx feet azd having thereon two one
and-a bait story LOG DWELLING HOUSES
sale 10 commence az 10 o'clock, when the iermi
viii be maae known.
JOSIAH I. BARCLAY,
Isfeh Adni'r Of Mary Barclay, deed
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-11

A UDITORfs N0TICE.-The uBdersigned was
n appointed an auditor st the late session Of
Orphans Court Of Bedford county, 10 distribute
the Assets ainoBg the creditors oi the estate Of
Martin I Foor late " East Providence town
shin. deetd lie will meet al parties interested
Who nav see at TO attend az his Office. il Bedford,
on THURSDAY, TIE esth Day ot March. A. D. ls7e,
AZ o'cEcck. for the paEFose Of making said dis
tribytion. j. 3. DURBORh or,
1fmar auditor.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-11

Hoi FOR TESXEssEE "A number Of our
Bedford county citizens haze purchased land;
so tennessee and purpose moving there thi:
Spring Messrs. Jacob Fetter, Michael Earn
ssr. Lewis Ling, James Ling and Samuel
C-oyle started their teams for that quarter or
tuesday morning the s,h ms. Their fami
lies viii leave on the Isl Of April. We are
sorry to lose so many Of our good farmers
BAT, as they will go, we wish them all, much
success IN thei- new homes.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-11

HARTLEY a METZGER Having Dissolved
III partnership this DAY, tender their thanks TO
their customers fer the generous patronage 'dpg-
Jog the pSst sears. The HARDWARE FARM
MACHINE business viii be continued az the old
sfaaa wv s. S. MEFZGER whe solicits fair
share nf ts.. trade promising 10 endeavof % rem
der satisfaction.
Tie seeoonts and note4 If Hartley & Meszger
xiiI be settled IS 5 ; Metzger. Whilst a res
sonabic time viii be Eivun for payment, We insist
on settlement of al Bos K accounts BY note or
cash, on or before Missy 1T, Is7u. after whieh
time suit will be br0n ghf ali accounts not closed
March ID, 1870. iimarst
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TBE PEIGHrlL MuRDERERs. On Saturday
morning last Bohner, one of the Peighial
ag73ersrs msde a desperate effort to escape.
DO Friday night be managed to get the mana
e.ss OF Of bis right hand, aud IN the morning
7aen he jailor went into the cell, Bonner
struck bin with the uanacle, gFappling with
hin at the same tine. He would likely have
come out victorious and made bis ext, had
70 not been for she iuterposition Of another
prisoner who By applying an iron poker about
bohHers head not only conquered him i'm
nsdiaiely, bat put bin in bad condition to
appear on The seafold on Wednesday.
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a}fw advertisements.

N -All persons knowing themselves 70 Be in
debted 70 the proprietor Of the Bloody Run Foun-
dry, either by note or book account, will please
call and settle between this aud The fifteenth Of
April next. II this IS NOT attended %, vou viii
hsve yourselves to blame if there are costs added.
March Il, is50-4 F. FELTON,.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-11

Ill WnOM 1T MAY CONCERN ARE
"A hereby notified that on the Ieth day Of Feb
may. 1879. purchased a; Sherif-s sale, all the
furniture, pictures, ststuary, and dental lnstra-
neuts &c. belonging 10 DR.. Q. \. Hiekok, Of
Bedford, Pa, and have leased The same 70 him
during MY pleasure. Al persons are cautioned
against buying or otbereise NEEDING with The
ssne. ~. o. HfGEoK.
Feb 2stb, Is7e.-4f
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FISK & HATCH,
Rnnksrs

PS.-we have issued pamphlets containing
fali particulars. statistical details, maps, ETC.
which viii be furnished upon application.
Ss- We buy and sell Government Bonds, and
receive the accounts Of Banks, Banksrs, Corpora
items, and others, subject to check At sight. and
allow interest on daily balances
fnh2sam
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-11

DIEEcToSY.- following is directory
of the Officers Of Bedford County and the
Borough Of Bedford, Of the Ministers Of Bed
ford. and the time Of meeting Of the different
associations:
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ITALIAN QUEEN BEES.

The undersigned. having Il stocks 81 liaiisn
Bees, is now prepared 70 rear Queens foT sale.
An persons desiring theia will please send their
orders soon. No orders hlled ahless sccorpan-
NJ yitb he eesh Price. six Qaeers 20 one ad-
dress 81. 80 each. Less number, - each. Purity
and safe arrival BY mail warranted. Bee beck
containing Instructions for introducing eueehs-
IRE. address A. 3. SSoEBERGER,
New Enterprise,
tfeb9m Bedford county, Pa
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EEIglous.-Q Quite an extensive revival IN
der The supervision Of Rev. J. a Peters has
been in progress al the Lutheran Pine Church
in Union township for seme time. At last
accounts, upwards Of sixty persons profsssed
conversion and anited with the church
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-11

EsTATE OF HENRY BRANT, DECD.
II The undersigned hsring been appointed BY
the Orphans Calrt of Bedford Couuty, AUDITOR
10 make distribution 81 the balance 10 the hands
Of John r.. keagy, Trustee 70 SELL the real estate
of Henry Brant, decsdi hereby notifies al parties
interested that be viii attend 10 the dntes Of his
appointment at bis Office in Bedford. On Friday,
tie Istb DAY Of March. A. D.. ls7e, a. 10 o'clock
An A. KING, Jr.,
4marelgt Auditor.
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TXECUT0R'S SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
On Friday, Narch 25td, 1870.

There viii be sold al public sale, on the preni-
ses, in Londonderry township, on Friday, March
25fh 1874 the following described property, viz,
THE MANSION TRACT containing 262
acres so acres cleared, 90 acrts good meadow,
and ZOE acres bottom and lime stone gravel, all
in an excellent state Of cultivation, having there
on erected ar excellent DWELLING HOUSE,
largo name barn, and other outbuildiDgs Also,
a story and r. half Log House witb kitchen and
stable. in the town OF bridgeport and a g 0 o D
SAW MILL on Big Wills Creek, with uBsur-
passed water power and IN good running order.
This tract is situate at the junction Of the BID
FORD and CONNELLSYILLE RAILROADS.
Ttere can be li'te ioabt that depot viii be cree
ted upon Immediately adjoining it, thus rem
dering a considerable part valuable for BUILD
ING LOTS.
The above farm will he offered IN parcels as
faliows.
NJ. T. About - acres s5ioihiHg where the pro-
posed depot j. 20 be erected, ab0Gt 30 clear
Ell and twenty scTes timber, including Mansion
House and Barn.
No. Q Containing about s. acres; about GO
acres cleared and twenty five timber. including
House aud Lot 10 Bridgeport, Saw Mil suG water
pCaer.
No. 8 Containing abrut 100 acres: about 90
acres cleared aud forty acres timber.
DRAFT shown on day of sale.
n. 3. Widows dover 70 remain IN the proper
IS until her death.
Ess- Sale TO commence at o'clock ?. u. of
said day, when further terms viii be made known.
HENRY MILLER. Executor
sDaT Of the last WIN Of John Miller, deed.
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ALgsNA-Gray hairs are hoHorabie-so We
have read and heard from boyhood days; aud
yet no one. man or woman, SCENE to desire
the honor Of gray hairs Badness, toe, is
The dread Of all who are threatened that way,
ard every effort is resoried to. to avoid il.
Seward & Beutley's AIisma for the hair j.
said to be a capital preventive Of either, and
that it restores the hair TO healthy con
lltion and 10 It's original color.
TRY D. ". Crosses Pride Of the Valley
Segars-2 for &c. 2t
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ALI the Monthly Magazines, Periodicals
and daily papers can be had at the Inquirer
Book Store
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IToTTCE-AH persons having unsettled ac-
N counts with br. WM. II. WATSON, aee' d,
are hereby notified % call upon the undersigned
Executor and settle the szEaa without delay.
zsevtf. WM, WATSON, Executor
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SAD AccI9EyT.-Oa Tuesday the lst inst.
Mr. John Filler, while riding a youag colt
from Blacks ssore TO bis home in Ras,
Providence township was thrown of and
falling on his head, fractured his scoIl. He
vas iakea home and fingered until Monday
aigbt Of this week, when be expired. He
never spoke a word after the accident.
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FIRST HoRrG4GE BoNDS


FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Chesdpeohe and Ono Ra''rodd Company
''-e - ~
'.' A''-D''' '0l'' anu ~ ~ n'n'sn' "'''''s
u INC mesa psAAs Day wan 'u' 0a'0 N''sl a. .
F''D' - i''''''' -''e'-' '''' mus ia '"'
entire hsiiroa system Sna water transportation
/ Of the great West and southwest, FORMS THE
! ADDITIONAL EAST AND WEST TRUNK
rr1-ps ;-...-.,.. a.t.,
I
/ ing transportation eet~een the Atlantic seaboard
and Europe on the one hand, and the great pro-
dpeip, reyiaps or tbs Ohio nd Ni.si..i,.pi val
,svs -, ~. ,,ts-
me AhfOhiAN'E ot LHie hVAD As
I NEW OUTLET FROM THE WEST TO THE
SEA marniaes i, nto one Of national consequence
and i,s,ras 70 II an er.sn.ivs tbrou,b traffic
i'0h 'ns uS5 u ''' p's''9'i "lie 'H 'i'' us
veiopment Of the eNtensite agricultural and min
sral resources Of Virginia and West Virginia. it
n,s.asses alone Il. own line tbs elements If a
-'' P-'-'2''
mus the great INTERESTS 'eta genera anu local.
which demand the esInpieti0u VI the CHESAPEAKE
Axp ogI5 RAILROAD q, the Ohio River. afford
-. .... .,...u,..o Is 8. .,....s .,5 ,.,,o ana
-. -. -, -
n i''-'' M
SUBSTANTIAL hAiLhVAp ENIEhPhloE
NOW N PROGRESS IN THIS COUNTRY
II. .prer;oritv a. an East and West royts. and
.a--;...e :. ;--..-.. 49,, .-ae,.s,. ID.
'As promise oi al immense a'4 i0l'1o'e 'llls
awaiting It's completion have drawn to 1t the
attention and cooperation Of prominent Capital
i.ts and Railroad men of this Civ Of sound iude
.., 49,. i...,.-.,. ,.,,,.. .ar,..,;on ui,b
D. ''ge'ner VITA 'nA' 0i anu O1S-
mess men Of Virginia and West Virginia, IN
SURE An ENERGETIC, HONORABLE and
srccFssFrr MAyAGFMFNT
.-..
Bichmond to the celebrated niie suiphur
Springs Of West Virginia, 227 miles, and there
remain bu, 2oo miles nov partially eonstracted}
70 4, .or,i.,.5 ,s-o.,,g !, 70 the ,r.nosed ter
u mus ." 'D' 'ui' "
( Of the Big Sandy riYer' l9e miles above tine'n-
natl, and $50 miles below Pittsburgh.
Lines are now projected or in progress through
ol;..r3 r-.,,,.s- J.. mi. ,oir7 -bicb will eon-
- -
nee' 'ne 1hEsAFhA NJ AM univ Win
( THE ENTIRE RAILROAD SYSTEMS or
THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST AND WITH
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
Its valuable franchises and superior aayanta-
ges will place the CHEsAFEAKE AND oHIo Kali /
RoAD CoNFASr among the richest and most |
powerful and trustworthy corporations oi 'ne /
eountTyi AND IHEkE EAIeia a Pre- -..,.L ENL /
VALUE, IN CoMPLhiED HoAD AND nohA lI (
DONE, EQUAL TO THE ENTIRE AMOUNT I
OF THE MORTGAGE
The details Of the Loan have 6een arranged I
with special reference to the wants OF all classes
Of investors and eomolpe the various features 'l
convenience safety and protection against loss
or fraud
The Bonds are IN denominations Of
$1,000, $500, and 800. /
They Nill be issued as Coupon bonds, Poyotts /
70 Bearer, and may be held in that forms or I
The Bond may Pe registered IN 'he name o. ihe I
ha.-s- .,,arhsd tbs prisefpoI being then trans
ferable only on the books Of the Company. unless
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Is presented 70 the public as the most simple,
Durable. and Compact and Cheap Knitting aa-
chine ever presented.
PRICE, ONLY @25.
! This machine will run either backward or for
I ward with equal facility; makes the same stitch
as by hand, but far superior in every respect
VII Knit 10000 Stitches IN one Kjinute,
and DO perfect work. leaving every snot on the
inside Of the work. II viii knit pair Of stock
ings any size} in less than half an hour. II viii
knit Close or Open, plain Ribbed work. with
any Kind Of coarse or fne EoClen yaro. OF cotton.
silk 0T linen. Il win knit Stockings with double
heel and toe, drasers, hcons, sacks smoking
Caps, comforts purses, mufs fringe, afghans, pu.
bias. undersi.eyes, miitens. skatieg caps, lamp
Eicks, mats, cord. undershirts, shazis, jackets,
cradle blankets. ieggins, suspeaders, HrisEers ii
dies. tippeis, tafted work aud in fact endless
variety Of articles in every day use, veil for
PROM s. TO sI9 PER DAY
Can be made by any one with the American Knit
ting Machine, knitting st9ekings, &c. while ex-
pert operators can even make more, knitting fan
ey work, which always commands ready sale.
person can readily knit from twelve to ffteea
pairs Of stockings per day, the proht on which
will be net less than fJrtg cents per pair.
FARMERS can sell their wool az only forty
10 fry cents per pound; but By getting the wool
made into yarn at q small expense, and knitting
il into socks, two or three dollars per pound may
be realizeo. On the receipt ef S25 We viii for
ward 4 machine ordered.
We wish to procure active AGENTS in every
section Of the United States and canadas. to
whom the most liberal inducements will be oher-
ed Address,
american Kaittiag Machiiae Company.
sfebta Boston, Mass or St Louis, No.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-11

MARRIAGE CERTIFCATEs.-on hand and
M for sale at the faqafrsr ofhee, iRe sssoFr-
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justices should have thsm.