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A.. t,sUs- zad Periodicals noticed 10 this
rssnn are to Be had Al The IsoriRER Book
Store.
BiaekHood 5 Edinburg Hagaziae for Feb.
ruary contains: University Tests. Earl's Deue
partly, The Opening Of the saez Canal
part H., John--part ~. Democracy Beyond
the Seas. Cornelius 0 ,Dowd, The Coming Ses-
son, Upon the employment Of Rhymed
Verse in Easlish Comedy, aad Postscript to
Lord Byron aud bis Caiamnialors. Pub.
iisbed b. LeoGArd Scott Publishing Co, 40
Fulton st. y. Y.
CoArFsTs Of April Galaxy are; Pit your
self in bis place, Mr. Raynond and JonrnAl.
ism, Letters from EIavnana, Ten Years in
Rome, An Editors Tales, Eugenia Empress
Of The French, The case Of Hamlet the Young
er, The Future Of New York, The Galaxy
Miscellany, Dsa-wood. Literature and Art,
and Nebueie Sheldon & Co, publishers
40s snd $50 Broadway, New York
THE March number Of Hoods Hoasekold
Magazine, devoted 70 Knowledge, Yirtne s
Temperance. has very interesting story de
pariment, parental, children 5, young wo-
mems, young mems aad miscellaneous de
partments, all Of which are very readable,
besides the topics or flower culture, culinary,
ate thoughts, ioker's budget, and editorial
notes Terms sl.oo yearly. Published By
5. s. Mood. Newburgh, New York.
Lipp5aoott Magazine for April contains.
The Vicar Of BaiIhsnpton, novel-part X.
Frosted Windows, The Negro in the South.
Two Old Heads, Leonard Heath Fortune,
Our Credit Abroad, Florida, Lick in Shad-
or, The Washington Season, A Real Hero,
About Hogs The Sailors Wedding, How
Became a Pagan, Noah Webster. A Six days
Diary, Onr Mouthly Gossip, Literature Of
The day. The Publishers Of Lippiueo1's 5 Mag
aziue take pleasure in announcing that, By
s. eeial a.gement, they viii commence in
tbe Nay number Anthony Trollope's NeE
Story, SIR Harry Hotspur Of Hamblethwaite.
j. b. LiPpineott & Co, Publishers, -l5 aud
IL MRrket ST., Pbira
The Laays FrieaS for April comes to Us
wi,b the freshness sud life Of spring. In the
steel plate .'Oo Gard, the aler, watchfol-
oess Of the deg contrasts finely with the re-
pose Of the sleeping boy. The Colored Fash,
ion Plate is gay and graceful as usual; and
the pro.asion aud variety Of illustrations Of
articles Of feminine use and adorBnent give
tbe ladies every opportunity TO know how 10
dress vel. Those who Ike 10 make for
themselves wiz fnd assistance IN the work
table department. Music, Tapping at the
Garden Gate, The stories are very good,
and there Is rich variety besides 10 prose
and poetry. Published By Deacon & Peter
son, $40 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Price
S2-50 year.
Wbitneys NusacaI Guest for March Is on
our table ana upon a close examination We
6ad il aell worthy prominent place il our
Both the reading and music is
well selected and jast what is suitable for the
wants Of the musical public al large.
Each number contains DO less than Aree
songs-or two songs and one instrumental
pieee-aud those Of the frst class, and sach
as Is sold in sheet fern for so. 40 aud 50
ceats each, and al this sent monthly at the
loE price Of sI-OO per snuum. Address,
Nv hitaey' Palace Of Music, Toledo, o.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25
YER's sARsAPARILLA.
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD.

The reputation this ezeeIleRt medicine enjoys
is derived from its cares, many Of which ara truly
marvellous. InvetaTate cases OF Scrofuloas dis
ease, where the system seeroed saturated with
ruption, have been Pariaed aHd cured By il.
Serofuluus affections a7a disorders, which were
aggravated by the serofaloDs contamination until
they were painfully sfaioting, have been radically
cured IN such great numbers in almost every sec
tioa Of the country, that the public scarcely need
to be informed Of its virtues OF uses.
ScFefaloRs poison Is one OF the most dsstrue-
tive enemies Of our rare. Often, this unseen and
REfeit tenant Of the oTgaeism undeTmines the coz
stitution and invites the attack Of enfeebling CT
fatal diseases, without exciting Suspicion er its
presence. Again, It seems 10 breed infection
through the body, and then, On some favorable
oecasiou rapidly develop into one OF other Of its
hidc0us forms, either On the surface among the
vitaIs In tie latter, tube-clss may be suddenly
deposited II TIE lungs or heart, or tnrors formed
II the liver ur it shows It's presence by eruptions
OF tbs skin, OF foul alterations on some part Of
ths ksay- Hence the occasional use cf a bottle
Of this SARSAPARIELA Il advisable. even When
20 seesFe symptoms Of disease zppear. Persons
afflicted with the following complaints generally
find immediate relief and. st length. cure hv the
use Of this SARSA APARfLEA. s. AHfAons's
Fire, Rose or Erysipalas, Teofer, SAX Raeaza,
Seeld Head, Eingrorm, Sore Eyes, Sore EGrs,
and other erHptions or visible farms az crofHloHs
disease. Also in. the more coneeatca forms, as
DgspeFsia, Dropsy, Heart Disease Fit. kpiisPsy,
-AeErGtgfa- ana TIE various teerods Anertlcae OF
the muscular and nerFors Eys-sms-
SggAi(is or Fe#eregt and MercEriG3 Diseases
are cured by il, thongh long tine Is required
fer sabduing these obstinate maizdies By any med
ieine- Bet long continued u this medicine
will cure the compliant. Le1eorrh9G or Hhises,
g-serfaI T1eeraf5oBs, and FeRale Dfseases, ars
eonm0Bly soon relieved and ultimately cured BY
its purifying and inyigoratiBg afFaet- Miaaie Di-
raefipns for each case are found in eur Almanac,
supplied gratis. EhenmafiEm and Gear, when
caused By acsamRistipns Of eztraneoas matters
in tie blood. yield quickly 70 il as also Lirer
/ Consp1aiHfs TorpidSfy, Cohgssfion or Ja9amHa.
I tioa ef the Lirer aad JaaRaJcc, when arising a.
they often do from the rankiiag pOisoRs in the
I blood This S-4RSAPARKELA is q great resto-
rer for the strength and vigor Of tht system.
Z Those who are Langaid and Lissirss, DesPsndeuts
! Slsepless. and troubled with Nervous Apprehen-
sians OF Fears, or any Of the Affections symptom
/ atic of Wszkress, viii End immediate relief aod
canviAeng evidence Of It's restorative power pPon
trial.
Prepared by Dr.J. c. AVER 3 CO,
Lowell, Mass,
Practical dad Analyfieoi Cheaisrs.
EE- sold by al Druggists Everywhere
lTdeeIy
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MARRIED.

On tie Sd inst, by tie Rev. c. [. HeIuan. at
the 81. PasFs church IN Unien 70, Mr.. A. ;.
EEGG, Of Pleesantviile, and Mss NARY Z,
BOWSER. of s.. Clair.sF-
On tie sth inst, By tie same at tie Referne3
ParsqTage, IN s.. ClaiTsFille, Mr. AARON ZIM-
MFRS and Miss NARY WISEGARvER, both
Of this county
On the 18Th iust by the same, at the same
Pia-e, NJ DAVID HoLDERBAUM 70 SARAH
r. CkISMAN, both Of this county.
On the l7th inst, by the Rev. s. c. Probst, Mr-
DANIEL W. MILLS and Miss EMELINE
>LEIGHTER. both 81 &oHros n.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25
1ToTTcE To TIE CREDITORS OF

1TOTICB 10 THE CREDITORS on
IN REED i SCHELL
The gentlemen composing the above firm are
very desirous that their creditors should signify
to them, by some concerted action, what time
they are willing TO give the assignees to convert
their assets into money. Mr. Schel has not ap-
poiuted any individual assignees and is averse 20
doing 50, and be il anxious 70 know Whist dispa-
sition the creditors would desire him 70 make Of
his property SO as to realize the greatest amount
for the creditors Of Reed i Sche1- The creditors
are therefore, requested 70 meet IN the Coart
House. IN Bedford, OF FRIDAY, the 25th day Of
March, A. D. ls7e, at / o'clock, for the purpose
of taking such action a. to them may SEEN meet
Z. r. KERR,
lSyar J. r. DURBORROW.
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9otal affairs,
Important Notice.

All persons kaoFing themselves Indebted
10 the late frm Of Darborrow & Lutz, are
hereby notified that al accounts must be SET
tied promptly. Those indebted for subserip-
lions win ascertain the facts sad amoant by
reference 70 the date on the yellow slip with
their newspaper address. All bearing date
prior 10 Jaly 18th 1865 are indebted TO Dur
borrow & Latz for the smoBat due Up to thai
ume. Accounts for advertising &c, have been
forwarded 20 sIi al various times These &C
counts mGst nov be settled no logger indul-
geaee can be given. Those Hegleeting thi>
notice must not eomplaiu If they End their
accounts II the hands of an ofbeer for eollee-
ton. JoSH LUTz.
2sjaua
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aleir 9arertisemtnts.

uARTLEY 4 METzGER RsEing dissolrsa
Ii partnership this day, tender their thalks 20
their customers for tke generoas patronage dur
ing the past years. The HARDWARE A FARM
MACHINE business win be continuea At the old
stand hy 5. s. AETZGER, Who s0lisits a fair
share q the trade, promisinH to eaGearog 10 Fan-
der satisfaction.
The accounts and notes Of Hartley 4 Mstazer
viii be settled BY s. s. MslGEcr. WhFst : rea-
sonabie time wiz be givsa for payment, We insist
On settlement Of al Book acsonuts by note or
cash, on Before May st, lsTg. after which
time suit via be brought On all accounts not clossd
March 3D. ls7e. lf1axrsf
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DooK AGENTS WsNTED TO SELL
TEN YEARS IL WALL STREET

Il includes Tie Histories. Mysteries, All Secret
DoinEs II Wall Street. Life Sketches Of rs Men,
ihe sPeculations in 6oid, stoekss Gc., Women
Spectators, AMI all that j. great, Powerfsi,
splendid mysterious, interesting wicked amazing
Wretehei, ac II the fscus Of speculation Por-
t1aIts Of Vanderbilt DrsH, Goai5, Fisk. IT., and
aany others, EngraTiags of no;ed pisces, Life
ana Scenes. &C. Caarassiag Books free. Send
ior circulars 20 WoETHISGroS. DUsTIx Coz
Pablishsrs l4s Asylaa St. Hartford, Conn.
IS uarck4u
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

II IST OF CAUSES PUT DOWN
F0R TRIAL AT APRIL TERN, 1870,
iS5th day
Thomas " roBden VS. Arch. Blair e. al,
Charles W Caivin rs William Rock ct al,
Thomas GroEien rs Arch Blair et al,
Elr Thomss ri George Ch2uey @t a.,
f. kirkpatriak & CO. rs Geo. 4. BsEndolisr's
Adm'r
Job n SheeGaaker & Co rs William A Powell
Jacob Bobllia gs David " Black,
Alex Ne6regcrs Adm'r - Wn. A. ReiBinger,
Eiiza Collins vs john T. Collins, Adm'F
Same VS. Isaiah Collins. Adu'r
BerBsrd ClsybAugh Ys Isaiah Mills,
Wm NJ. Lioyd's fndersse vs School Distr let Hope
we'll township,
Jacob Devyres E1 rs rs Michael DeEore,
Certified March IT. Is70
mar 24w4. JON P REED, Prot'y.
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ITALIAN QUEEN BEES.

The undersigned, having Il stocks Of Italian
Bees. Is row prepared 70 rear Queens for sale.
All persons desiring them win please send their
orders seen. No orders hiled unless aeconpan-
led With the cash. Price, SIX Queens to one ad-
dress s. SO each. Less number, IS each Purity
and safe arrival by mail warranted. Bee book
containing Instructions for Introducing Queens,
fraa address AB. SN0EBERGER,
New Enterprise,
sfebsn Bedford county, Pa.
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NALUABLE REAL ESTATE At PUB.
Lie! SALE

Ihe undersigned, Administrator wiah the VIII
annexed, Of Nicholas Stra8es, late Of Midaie
Woodbsrry township, BeSf9rd caEutg, deed. by
virtue ef the authority and direction Ia said VIZ
contained. vii offer for sale, And ssa by pablie
oU.eTT. upon The premises, On MONDAY, APRIL
sih lsFe, all the following described Real Estate
sitDate IN the township. aforesaid, u wit Al
that certain TRACT OF LAND, adjoining lads
q Martha 4 Duncan, dsc'd, On tile East and On
the South. 4. Hammond, Esq, on the West, and
the heirs Of John cashgAan on shs Nsrth, con
tanning iSz ACRES, mere or less, about 6fteen
acres cleared the balance ef tie trae. IL well tin
eeEed- IAis property viii be offered whole Or
n pa IT'S 70 Euit the eonveaIenee II purchasers
Deed made and possession given immsdiatesy
upon compliance vita conditions Of sale.
sale . commence st / o'clock, P n. of said
day, when due zEtsndaaes will be given and terms
made known By
JAMES MAD8Rt,
Adm'r with win annexed Of Nicholas strayer.
dec d llmar4t
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

A UDIFoR's N0TICE.-The undersigned vas
"A appointed an znditor al the late session oi
Orphans conrt Of Bedford county, 70 distribnie
the assets among the creditors o. the estate Gi
Mzriia T. Foor. late OF East Providence town-
ship deed. lie viii meet all parties interested
who may zee ft 10 attend az his eaiee, il Bediora
on THURSDAY, tks 54lh day Of March, A. D. 1870
Al o'elcek, for the purpose Of making said dis
tribution. j. r. DCRB0Rk0T,
v1-,s~ Auditor.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

IRE microscope shows the colo. of The hair
dns % deposition Of pigment In lis sob
stance When The hair glands become en-
ieeoied, ibis pigment fails. Ose after another
ihs hairs become white, OF fall out, producing
bAidness. Balaaess is easy to prevent but
had % cure. Ayers Hair Yigos stops ii:
even restores the hair sometimes. always
restores its color. Immediate renovation Il
Al once visible sofsness, freshaess and the
gsoss Of youth. This great ornament should
r. preserved since il can be by Ayers Hair
Fisor which is beautifully clean and free
from anything Injurious 10 the hair Tribune,
sgFtagrslte' n. 4 InNarIm
Bank receipts for the use Of Treasures Of
sca3ol Districts. aDd Jussiees receipts Tor
coaaty taxes, Executions, Sabpnuas, sam-
m0iees. all kinds Of ban rs for school Direc
tors Jndgmest notes, Deeds &e., &c, always
90 hand at the ISeUIREa Book Store.
AAexoIA wArEs. Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, aud sold at bal
tso p-iee. f.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

A FUETEEs SUPPLEMENT 10 en- act 10 tnc5rpo-
rate 1hs Bedford sa3 Bridgeport railroad
company. approved The thirty 6rst dsy Of
Mzrcb. ammo Doiniui one Thousand eight
hundred ard siztyeight, extending the
time fov payment Of enrolment tax and
za:horiziug said railroad company 70 con
meet with the Huntingdon and Broad Tor
rajlr0ad. and authoriziag said c5w3eay to
borrow money.
SEcuey /. e Il enacted ~ tie senate and
House Of Representatives. 5f t5s Common
,eeahh Of Pssuglr2aia IA GeHerrl assemble
met. and Z Is 1ers5y saassd Jy The autIalitg
et the same, That The time far the psymen,
Of the enrolment taxes on an act entitled
An Act 20 incorporate the Bedford and
Bridgeport railroad company, approved the
thirty frsi day Of March, Aaao Domiai one
thousand eight hundred and sixty eight.
and 81 &C. eaiitled, % A supplement 70 the
act to incorporate The Bedford and Bridge.
oort railroad COMPANY, approved The sixth
day of Apr;l, Anno Dumiui one thousand
eight bandred aad sixty eight. be extended
for period Of SIX months from aud after the
passage Of this aci, and upon TIE payment OF
such enrolment tax OF taxes, vi,hia said
period. Tie said acts shall hare tie same
force and effect il all respects as If the said
tax or taxes had beer paid within ore rear
from the passage Of said acts respectively. and
90 hat end the said acts are hereby re-enaet-
ed
SE-rloN .. That the Bedford and Bridge.
port railraad company be and tbe same IS
hereby authorized aa6 empowered 10 extend
their road, O. to baild q new raad, from any
point al OF near the town Of Bedford, IN ibe
county Of Bedford, eastward. and 10 eaunes
the sane With the Huntingdon aud Broad
Top railroad At Moaut Dallas, in said coau,y.
and also 10 connect Vilh any other raiifoad
that may be hereafter coustrsoted in the
county Of Bedford.
SEcTIoS 6. That the Bedford and Ba5zs-
port railroad company be and they are hereby
authorized 70 borrow such sum or sums OF
noney. from time to tine, for their corporate
purposes IS tie board Of directors may dc.
termine. At a rate Of interest not exceeding
aS'Ss A~4 GelLt-ill per @-lilll, ana issue bonds
or certificates for the money so borrowed,
securing the psymeat thereof and tie IN
terest thereon By mortgages or mortgages Of
'he whole or any part or parts Of their lands.
works, Improvements franchises, and per
sonal property uoE owasd, OK hereafter &C
qaired and owned By theEn, ard The said CON
paay may assume lhe payment Of any CT al
taxes apoH The principal aad Interested the
SAID boods, or either Of them, and may seree
10 convert The said bonds or any Of them into
capital stock Of t1e sad company, on such
terms aud al such times as TIE board Of d
reetors may aPpoirt Proeided. That the
amount Of money TO be borrowed under The
provislous Of This aci. SHALL not exceed I've
hundred Thousand dollars.
SECuoS 2. Ibas the said Bedford and
Bridgeport railroad company Is hereby au
taofized 10 make branch roads 10 any coal or
iron ore miaes at any point oE points in she
counties Of Bedford, Somerss, asd Cambria.
Approved, l6lh Mach, is7o.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

EXEcUTORs' NoTICE.-Lssters testamenta-
IL " having been granted by the Register Of
Bedford eoanfy, 10 Aaron Evans and Jonaii an
Evans. on the estate Of Joseph Evans, lste Of
Broad Top township, deed. all persons knowing
themselves indebted 60 said estate arc requested
20 make payment without delay. and those bav-
ius esairs VII present them properly aaiheniica-
te1 fl settlement.
AARON EVANS,
Earle Foundry, Huntingdon CO. p.
J0NATHcN EVANS,
lsmsrsfs Cassyilie, Huntingdon CO. Pa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

HARPRR,s WEEKLY, HARPER's BAZAAR
III FRANK LESLIE, CHIMNEY CORNER,
and sn ether illustrated papers for sale - The
Inquirer Book Store.
DTcKENs' NOVELS, fan sets, at IS cents
IL per novel. a. TIE Inquirer Book store. 4
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25
PHMA LIVE sTock MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET

PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET.
PauApELPHIA, March, 21.-Thsre is No in.
Provement to notice 10 the demand for -four
which Is hmjted 70 the immediate wants Of
the home consumers, who purchased 4a500
barrels, in lots, at s. 37ta4 80 for super6oe;
81 62tas S7& for extras; S. 25a5 IS for Iowa.
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family; S5a
Is for PenHsylyanis extra family; $ 25a6
for Indiana aud Ohio extra family. and
- 2547 50 for fancy brands. according 10
quality. Rye Horr may be quoted al 81 62}
ser barrel. The prices Of corn meal are
nominal.
There is very little doing 10 the wheat MR.
kei, and only soc b1sheis Pennsylvania red
sold at 81 Pal p. Rye ranges from 95c to
9sc c0rn-Ihe receipts and stocks are light,
aa2 there IS g good demand Sales Of 5000
bushels Pennsylvania and Southern yellow at
90ag2c n the ears and IRON slure-zn ad
vance. Oats are steady, WITH sales OF :. 500
bushels Western and Pennsylvania ST 5la55c.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

Go to D. ". C=oose's if you want TIE best
brands OF smoking and chewing tobacco, nam
Der one cigars siagly or by the Thousand, or
8 good pipe.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

TIE Largest Newspaper Mail which goes
TO any ore firm in this country, Is received
by G. P. R0Rell & Co., the New York Ad-
vsrtising agents. Their place Of business is
a. No. 40 PARK Row.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25
THIS Is 10 HUNBU6

A DAaTNTSTRAToR' N0TIcR.-Letters Of
y Administration having heea gTauteIto 70 the
sabscribeE ly tie Register Vi Bedford e ATTY, on
81 estate Of jacob " agaman. late Of JunisEa tp.,
deed, notice Is hereby given 70 those indebted to
said estlfe to make immediate payment and
those haviBg claims against Sbe same viii present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
25laar LEONARD BITTNER, Aam'r.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

OUR ueighbors Of Cumberland have been
infested for some time with iucendiaries. On
Saturday night the l2ih inst, no less than
SIX different buildings we're fred, and two
we're bsrned down. None Of the ineendiaries
-. n. ba.- ---sSssE
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

TBE BANK has been moved to the ISQUIREE
Guiding on Juliana ST, in the room lately oe
ruPied by s J. McCauslin.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

EsTATE OF PRISCILLA ESHELMANs deed.
Ia Letters Of administration having been grant
ed the undersigned by the Register sf Bedford
county. on the estate of Priscilla Eshelman, lafe
Of Monroe twp, dec d., all persons having claims
against said estate EiIl present them for sestie-
r1ent, and persons owing said estate viii please
make prompt payment-
GEORGE SYCUM, Admit,
Jg,ser Monroe twp.
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~ orIcE 10 DRovERs.

The H. 4 B. 7. R R. co. have erected large
and convenient csttle Yard al ut. Dallas for the
purpose Of accommodating Drorers and others
from Bedford and adjoining eounties-
Stock cars VII be furnished al al tines
2sfsbtf J. MeKILLIPS, Supt.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

Z. G. MtAClI8S has moved his boot and
shoe shop 70 the basement Of the INQUIRIES
building.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

DIsEe7oFT.-The following is 3 directory
of the 0ficers Of Bedford Coaniy and the
Borough Of Bedford, Of The Ministers Of Bed
ford, and the time Of meeting Of the different
ASSOCIATIONS.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

All the Monthly Magazines. Periodical.
and daily papers can be had at the Inquirer
Book Store.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

TnE CCNBEaIAND 4Regaeaiaa gays the
wors on the Piitsburgh and Connellsviile
Railroad is progressing favorably. Tie con.
tractor ior the 6fst zen mies east from Con
nellSyiile viii have MS contract finished Us
early as the lst Of July, when trains viii run
easiwardly that naeh further. The Somerset
Pa papers state that the Keystone Coal
Company has agreed 10 subscribe S75,G00
toward buildiug branch read from the Pitts
baTgh and connellsville Railroad to their
mines 10 Elklick township.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25

N-oTICE.-Noaeg asd Old cas'iEgs EaRfed.
~ An persons knowing themselves 70 be in
debfed to the proprietor Of the Bloody Run P0un-
dry, either BY note or book account, VII please
cali and settle between this and the fifteenth Of
April next II this Is not attended TO, vou viii
have yourselves 10 blame Il there costs added.
March II. 1S70-st 7. FELTON,.
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HARPER's WEEKLY, AARPER'S BAZAR
IL FRANK LESLIE, CHIMNEY cfse4.2 \ ER
and all other Illustrated papers for sale Al the
Inquirer Book Stozs.