Ikirfort) Inquirer. RKDtOKU. PA., FRIDAY, AUUFST9." ISfl. orsi XKV* sont r,. Mr. ALEX. 11. Aowrw is the aaihoriscd agent for 'he Itrrit'tKwm. to receive subscriptions, adver : laent'.coHect accounts ml receipt for the same. Mr. ASJTBW will call upon all those who are in iet-ted to us and present our accounts, he will also give those whose utivan.ee subscriptions expire on iii: tof April a chance to pay up for the next year. Directory.. —'Flit following is a directory ■if ihe 1 ifficers of Bedford County and the Borough of Bedford, of the Ministers of Bed ford. and the time of meeting of the different associations: BEDFORD COCRTT OFFICERS. /Yr*teic< Jnritf* —Una. Alex. King. A••ortoM Judys —Wm. U.jKietottx and ftoo. W. ituiop. Proth'motnry, BtjiOcr mid Recorder, ,Vc.— n - E. Shannon. LHMtrict Attorney —E. P. Kerr. Treasurer —fteorge M aniorff. -ktriff— Robert Htorkman. Wi OMtjf Sheriff —Philip Hamad. D* pety Sui reyor —.Samuel Kcttcrman. ilommisssssssr* —Michael Wcrtr. Michael 5. ititchcy and David Ilcwsare. Cltrk —John ft. Fisher. Counsel —John W. Dickerson. Dirr-mrm ■/ Poor —Samuel Becklev, D. R. Au ierson and .Michael Dieht. Hhioard—Samuel De&iiaHgh. Counsel —£. F. Kerr. Cltrk —X. R. 'Juttys. /'rranwei —William Buwlee. Phyticiou —Dr. F- 0. Reamer. Amfuoro—David Evans. James Matticgiy and John D. Lucas. B'.RorcH OFFICERS. Hf-jess —o. E. Shannon. Aisutaut Burgees —Philip Huixard. • i/cil—Thomas H. Lyons, John Boor, A. W. M wer. J. M. Shwrnakcr, iliram Lcnti andT. R. Gettyi. Clerk —lL Nicodemus. Treasurer— ■ha 11. Rush. ' 1 ,fiabU —William, (lephart. High I hmstaUs —Sainuei Water?. 'o"l Director* —Job Mann. S. L. Russell. T. R. Gettys. Jacob Reed. John Cessna and 11. Nic odemus. Secretary —J. W. Lmgei.teller. Tctsu —T. It. ftettys- SttSISTERS. Epi*' opatim —Rev. Alfred J. Harrow. lAesbytericn —lvev. A. V. Srhcnck. Lnthrrnn —Rev. .1. Q. McAttee. ■fetkmlitt —Rev. B. (. W. Kecd. • trrtiiM Reformed- —Rev. H- Heckerman. ll'.'m"tt Ciikotic —Rev. Thomas lieyden. A.SSOCIATIORS. Lo<iy,,S o. .120. A. Y. M.. meets >n tbr Wednesday on or before fullinoon, in the ,-> i ilali, on :he corner of Pitt and Richard lirrench .ffm ampmcut, So. 111, I. O. 0. i tf on the first and third Wednesday eveu ; uch iuuuth, in the Bedford ilali. "•rrf Lodge, No. 202. 1. 0. 0. F., meets ev ■, f iday evening, in the Bedford Hall. ■ /ord Lodge. No. 14$, LO. ft. T-. meets in Court House, on Monday evening of each THE RT. REV BISHOP STEV ENS will preach at ;be Court House on next. Sabbath morning and evening. "To* Hack-men will be even with yon some .ay though you may get some boot." —Gazette. We are not sure about that. The boot might be "en the other foot." We have eard tell of more unlikely things. DECIDEDLY SNAKY —Those "Dotting" by "Traveller,'' in the Somerset Democrat. Wonder what "Traveller' looks through that .ees nothing but snares and make Jen ;. •'hat Cumberland Valley story beats "all cakes.'' THE new Methodist Episcopal Church, at -pauzs. Milk. Biair county, will be dedicated, u Sunday, the 11th instant. Several erai len: ministers are expected to be present on the occasion. The public are respectfully in vited to attend. There win be a Methodist Episcopal Camp Meeting, on Woodlierry Circuit, commencing Thursday. August loth, 1867. The ground on which the Camp will be held is pleasantly located near Mr. Martins, about 11 miles west >f Martinsburg, in Blair County, and posses ses every convenience to render :t a favora ble and pleasant iocation for a Camp Meeting, A cordial invitation is extended to all sister charges. STRANGE. —Whenever you find a man that takes sides with a monopoly, you may be as sured he does so to the advancement of his ■wit private or precuniarv interests. Nb>w the question with us is, who pays the Gazette •"or defending our local nuisances. It must certainly pay as that, highly chaste; ft and very iniersting journal invariably takes the part of such institutions as are without a doubt, detrimental to the advancement of the place and surely not for the good of the pub- BROEE JAIL. —On Friday last, two ol the prisoners confined in the County prison at tempted to escape but were unsuccessful in altogether accomplishing their designs. They thrust the person taking them their dinner into the cell and locked the door, secured the key, and made their way out through the yard before the alarm could be given. Alter a lively race they were overhauled by a party of citizens, brought back and locked up in their old quarters. On Saturday morning Mne of them attempted to commit -uicida by hanging himself to the bed post, but -was foiled in tbi3 by the timely interference of he Sheriff. In another column will be found an Interesting letter written by CoL John F Luwry, of Hopewell, to the .Imeriean Jour nolo/ Mining, published iu New York, invi ting capitalists to invest in this region. There is no belter field for capitalists to invest their •pare funds than in the Southern tier of conn ties of Pennsylvania. Col. Lowry has labored zealously to develope this section and for his indefatigable exertions he deserves the thanks of the whole community. We hope the day i not far distant when Eastern capitalists will join the Colonel in developing our inexhaust ible resources and make Bedford county what she should be. "A< ■ lIJEST. —On Tuesday last, as Mr. Will am McMulien, of this place, was engaged in caning a gun in his store, the piece, which wasapposed by Mr. McMulien to be without a inad, i was ace.tdently discharged, wild the interns lodged in the ankle ot C. McD. Bow >n. who was entering the store at the time. It is thought that Mr. Bowen is not seriously injured."— Gazette. The carelessness of some people is incon ceivable. and we have the above as the result f persons returning a loaded piece without informing the owner of the fact. Mr. Bowea. we are happy to state is recovering, but he owes nothing for his life, to the person who loaded the gun. TSMTERAMCX CONVENTION. —Pursuant to a call which appeared in the Bedford papers of i last week, quite a number of delegations, rep resenting various Temperauce and Church organizations, met in convention in the Court House, in Bedford, on the Slat ult. The Convention was called to order by lion. John Cessna, and on motion Rev. A. V\ . Decker was elected President pro. tcm., and E. Trimbath and J. ft. O'Neal. Vice Presidents; 8. S. Fluek and M. D. Barndoiiar, ' Secretaries: The convention was opened with prayer by I Rev. W. Case. Mr. Cessna, at the request of the chair man, stated the object of the meeting. The call for the convention, as published, was then read. On moiion each delegation was required to larnish a list of the names of its members to ; the Secretary. LIST OF DELEGATES TO CONVENTION. M. E. Church, Bedford. —M. A. Points, J. R. Jordan, Mrs. Jordan, Mary Shuck, T. R. Gettys, Miss Morchead, T. W. Heard. George Blymycr, Mrs. Blytnyer. Scheilsburg Lodge, So. 297.—Sam I Carl, Wm Poorman, A. W. Decker, Milton Wil liams, Emma Williams. Lavinia Williams. Ckarrillc Lodge, So. .'(32.—Joseph Ha rney. J. R. O'Neal, B. A. Cooper. Bloody Run Lodge, So. 17f>. —P. H. Pen- SJI, M. D. LKNMWILI*I N. LI. KNN— J no. C. Hawman. E. Trimbath, David Monroe, S. P. Lewis, Rev. W. Case, D. M. Sams, Wm. Masters; BL F. Gump. Bedford Lodge I. 0. of G. T., So. 148. J. R. Jordan. P. H. Shires, J. B. Farquhar, Ellen Cessna. Henrietta Heckerman, li. W. Berkstresser, Wm. Gephart, Mary Blymyer, Annie D. Shuck, Lizzie Leader. Bedford Degree Lodge, So. 148.— J. M. Shoemaker. Jno. Cessna, J. R. Durborrow. A. RiiSc. Laviuia McKinley. Jane Gephart, Annie Bagley, Mary Anderson. J. Reed Yeager. H. Nicodemus. Saxton Lodge, So. 275.—5. S. Flack. G. R. Church, Friends Cove. —Rev. W. M. Deatrick. On motion it was resolved that when we adjourn, we do so to meet again at 7'. o'clock P. M. On motion a committee of five on perma nent organization, and also a committee of five to report business for the evening was appoiuted by the chairman. Com<mttee on Permanent Organization. Hon. John Cessna, chairman: Wn. Masters, J. R. O'Neal, S. 8, Fluck. J. Piper Smith. Committee on Business. —Dr. Vanormer, chairman: J. R. Durborrow. Joseph liamey. J. 31. Shoemaker. Rev. W. Case. On motion Mr. E. Trimbath was called up on to address the convention, which he did in his usual happy style. On motion the convention adjourned to meet again at 71 P. M. EVENING SESSION. Convention re-assembled in the Court House at 7.1 P. M., and was called to order by the chairman. Prayer by Rev. H. Heckerman. The committee on permanent organization reported the names of the following persons as permanent officers of the Temperance Union of Bedford County: President —Rev. HENRY HECKEBMVV. 1 tee Presidents —Col. John F. Lowry, Rev. L W. Do>Hr. Secretaries —J. Reed Yeager. P. M. Mas ters. Central Executive Committee —Henry Nic odemus. Mrs. Anna D. Shuck. J. IJ. Far quhar. C. X. Hick ok. Mrs. John Cessna. Mrs. "-usaa Jordan, J. R. Durborrow. Treasurer —Job M. Shoemaker. The committee on business for the evening reported the following resolutions: Resolred, That this convention appoint a committee of five in each organization rep sesented in the county, to be called to Local Executive Committees, whose duty it shall be to co-operate with the Central Executive Committee in effecting a thorough organiza tion ot all the friends >f the cause of Tem j franco. The Central Executive Committee :s hereby authorized to fill ail vacancies. Resolved. That this Convention recom mend to the State Temperance Union of Pennsylvania, the propriety of forming the County of Bedford into a separate and mde ; "nder.t district. Resolved , That the quarterly conventions of the Temperance Union of Bedford county be held mi the last Wednesdays of October. Jan uary, April and July, at such place as may be agreed upon by the preceding conven tion. Which, on motion, were adopted. On motion, the- following persons were ap pointed local committees of the different localities in which they reside: Clea/mtle —Rev. Barton Cooper. Rev. Jos. Uamey. J. R. O'Neal. Mrs. Jane Amick, Miss Mary Kennard. H'uodberry —James M. Snowden, Dr. I.N. Bowser, diary A. Barnett, Carrie Smith, Rev. J. A. Woodcock. Hopewell —C. W. Ashcom. .las. Cleaver. Mrs. M. A. Lowry, Mrs. Kinkcad, W. S. Eicheiberger. Schellstmrg —David Border, John A. Snive ly, Mrs. Mary A. Williams, Miss Liuil Statlur, Samuel Cork Btoody Run M. E. Church. —Jos. Bender. Jno. Barndoiiar, Wm. Meters. Misa L. V. Johnston, Miss Clara Barndoiiar. Bloody Run Lodge of Good Templars.— David Monroe. J. B. Williams, Samuel Ben der. Mrs. S. E. Henry, Mrs. Sarah Baugh man. German Reformed t'hwreh. Bedford. —M. P. Heckerman. Jno. A. M- wry, Miss Ellen Weisel, Miss Mary Halderbautn, Miss Vir ginia Smith. Lutheran Church. Pleasant Pallet/. — Thos. Fetter. Sarah Fetter. George Earnest, Wm. Croyie, Eliza Beegle. Sax ton —Dr. C. W. Moore, Wm. W. Gep hart, Miss Maggie Wbit&ker, Miss Lew. Criss- ' man. Miss Mollis Harris. German Reformed Church, Rainsburg.— Rev. Wm. Deatrick. Mrs. Harriet Deatrick. Abraham Weisei, Jr. Bedford Degree Lodge tiood Templars.— H. W. Fisher. Wm. Gephart. Lizzie Leader. Lavinia McKinley, Mary Anderson. Bedford M. E. Church. —Elraira Daugher tv, Adaiine Moorhead, Hannah Shires. T. R. Gettys, 3. JD. Midu.oton. Bedford Lodge of Good Templars. —P. H. •Shires. R. W. Berkstreager, Mrs. Mary j Shuck. Miss Annie Bagley. Miss Munich. Lutheran Church Bedford —Mary Lingen feltcr, Emma Gephart, Oeliu Schafery O. E. Shannon, Levi Smith. On motion it was determined that the con- ! rention meet at its next -session in the town i of Bedford, on the last Wednesday of Octo ber next. On motion J. B. Farquhar. M. A. Points, and J. It. Durborrow were appointed to at tend to having the proceedings of this con vention published in the county papers, if it will be done free-of cost i On motion the following persons were ap pointed to draft constitution and by-laws or the organization: Dr. C. N. Flickok. '•hairmau: Jas. B. Farquhar, J. M. Shoema ker, J. B. Durborrow. M. A. Points. On motion the Central Committee are au thorized to procure a speaker or speakers to address the next convention. On tnouon the convention adjourned. A. W. DECKER, Brest. 8. 3. Fires, V c . M. D. BAUNDOUJLR / HEAVY SALE OF TOWS LOTS- —The follow ing list exhibits the names of the persons who bought lots, with the price paid by them, at the sale of Samuel L. Russell. Esq., ad ministrator, with the WiD annexed of Eliza Watson. deceased, ou the 30th ult. : Property told. Cnrchotrrr. Price. Let.- SUA— f ,t 2 Muses A P0int5......5850 ■ ;{ William Daxikie titl 1 " I Jacub i.urdncr-- 2fii rtv 5*6 ...Win L Horn SVS UO ! 7...John Songster 2StFOO ftoorgc Mardorff 251 Mi ! 'J * li' -John J CoßSna 600 on II A 12 fteorge ReimunU 416 00 1 Henry W.xids.. 205 00 1 —John ft Fisher 223 "0 15 A 16 Wm McMullin 512 00 17 * 16 Jacob Barnuiirt tSIo 00 19, 20, 21 422 .Hon. Alex. King 1230. 00 23, 24, 25 A 25 C W Ashcom... UM 00 29 * .30. ....John Cessna, Esq...- t'oo 0u 31, 32 A 33 Wm Hartley _losi 00 4 Uenrv l'ishar.™ H>o 00 35, 38, ;;r * 38 Isaac Mangel 1204 00 3!), 40, tl * 42 Jehu Cessna, E5q...1723 00 >3, 44, ia * '(......fteorge Blymirc 1266 ot) 17, iS, (9 * jfl J A1 iShocmaker 1040 00 51, 52, 53 * 54 Thomas Jamison 910 00 .'5, 56, 57 * 53 Bev. Thos lXayden-.il JO 00 Farm, 130 acres 65 p. Dr. WII Watson 5933 48 60 acres woodland... Dr. W U Watson ISO 00 Vutlot.lo ocresi 10 p. J. Hues Anderson ...3257 81 " 5 acres 158 p I ohn Cessna, Esq... 1508 35 " 15 acresB7" p... Jacob Seed 2611 35 llidgcland, 77a.S0p. Wm M Hall, Esq 911 12 Total, $32,144 61 QFITE a lively and interesting game of Base Ball came off on Thursday of last week between the "Resolute" and "Bedford" Clubs, both local organizations, which result ed in victory for the "Resoiates." The fol lowing is the score: RESOLUTE. BEDFORD. 0. R. 0. R, Cromwell, 2B 4 3 Lentz. C— 6 1 F. Reed, (B • '> A. Diehi. SS 2 .( F. SeheU. P_ J FCook. CF 1 5 Mower. SS 2 1 Berkstreseer. RF.fi I King. LF 2 ;> Wills, 113... 4 2 Aisip. C -3 3 Bollinger. LF 1 4 J. Keed. CF 4 lis. Diehi. J8.......D '3 W. Schell. IB 2 1 McMu11in,n8..1.7.3 2 Russell, RF a 1 Stiver, P 4 2 27 25 27 23 RESOLUTE. —Struck out: 1 : Fly catchers : W. Schell, 1: F. Schell, 3; Cromwell. T: Alsip, 2. BEDFORD. —FIy catchers: Leatz, 3: A. Diehi, 6; Stiver, 1. Miss catches: Resolute. 2: Passed balls: Bedford. 4. Umpire— Nicodemus. Scorer— Resolute. Daugherty. " Bedford. Lysinger. F> eld ■ captain —Caru. As A DERNIER RESORT, will not the etty Fathers eorne to onr relief aud deliver us from the dust nuisance ? Not that we be lieve they have power to bring or keep away refreshing showers, but, that we know they have the power to prohibit fast riding and driving within the borough limits. The fine, impalpable crest tnat covers our in clouds, with every passing horseman o r ; carnage, pours in at doors, windows and ! every crevice that admits a breath ol air, and i covers goods, books and papers, fills balls! i soils and destroys furniture and makes every- j body uncomfortable. Must all this, not only be endured of necessity, but aggravated by the foolish desire of parties, who, having no thought of the comfort of others, think only of displaying themselves by riding and driv- j ing at a recaless speed through our streets '! j Will not the borough authorities pass an or dinance prohibiting riding and driving taster j than a walk within the borough limits ? This j would incommode no one, while it would afford a grateful relief at least to all living or j doing business on Juliana street. ■Qf i • ' in the last Gazette inconstdertuely dubs us " Grandmother Grumble,"—a title ■ suggested probably by the near relationship of the writer to that delectable sheet —the j "Grandmothers Review. In our opinion there is nothing peculiarly bright in borrowed phraseology, and if grumble we ever have, j we have the satisfaction ot knowing that it has been productive of good, and if looking after the interests of the public lie "grum bling," wemaan to adhere to it, satisfied as we axe. that we do what our intelligent and enterprising readers give u3 credit for as being right. Has the Gazette ever had the proud ; satisfaction of knowing that it has been in strumental of any good to the public, brought about by any effort on the part of it 3 narrow- j minded scribblers 7 We think not, nor do we expect that .-uch an improbable change ;a the unscrupulous and envious conduct of that "purely progressive" journal is likely soon to occur. LETTERS remaining in the Post Office at I Bedford, I'a., July 21st !Bfi7.: Anderson & Bowman. Acker Jacob. Adaau Elizabeth, Brush John 8. Beegie R. Rttrnham B. P. Bnuak Autborns, Bremiilor Peter Biddle Peter. Begfe Mary Miss, Bagley GTiwloue, Croyie Morgant, Carpenter Abi 3, Decker A. C.Denmer Jacob, Fetter John.Furney Nancy, Foley James. Giflin Edward 2, Hughis Abra- j ham, Hardtnger Annie E Mrs.Larisou Henry. Luske Rose Miss. I.uske Cyntha Mrs, Maze Elizabeth Mrs, Moore James jr. May Sarah Mrs. Miekel v arah M. MUs. Miller Julia Ann Mrs, Slick Katre Miss. Stines Ned I. Staley Catharine Mrs., Sigier George. Smith Mary Mrs. Star. Smith Jacob H. Slick Wm. A. vVil- j son Emma. Willownng Isaac S. Wells Eiihu 11. 3. GOOD TEMPLARS. —The following .s the list of the officers of Bedford Lodge, No. 148, I. O. of O. T.'s, for the quarter ending October Ist, 18fi7 : W C. T.—C. N. Hickok : W. S.—tt- W. Berkstresser: W. T.—H. Nic odemus : W. L. H. S. —John R. Jordan : 3V. M.—D. S. Elliott: W. I. G.—Margery Bag ley: W. C -B. G. W. Reed. VV. V, T.— Annie 1). Shuck ; W. A. S. —Mary Blymyer: W. F. B.—W. T. Daugherty, Jr.: W. R. H. ■ S.—Henrietta Heckerman ; W. I). M.— Amanda Dickerhoof: W. O. G. John Mil ler: P. VV. C. T.—J. It. Yeager. IF there is any part of gen tic mans dress that we admire above another it is the Hat. The ladies pay mora attention to their bon nets than other wean*, and why should not we'.' This leads na to notice the excellent stock of Hats and Caps at Berkstresser A Go's. Em porium of Fashion. They have the largest and best assorted stock in town. Silk hats to order and warranted to fit. TK NORTH AMSMMK RBVIBW, for July. pubii. bed by Ticknor A Fields. Boston, has iteen on oar sable for several days. Though always interesting, the present number is more than usually so. Under 'he title of • "The Judiciary of New York City," a fear !ess and vigorous exposure is made of the i astounding and shameless eorrtrption of the Judiciary of the Metropolis. After taring that the New York Judiciary became elective in IW6. and that for some rears alter the candidates were vrithn few exceptions men of high character, that the lirst Judges elected were men of more 'him ordinary ability and I that for some years the Superior Court and the Surveyors Court not only sustained but surpassed their former reputations under the : old system, it says : "The change for the worse which has since : taken place may be attributed chiefly to three causes : namely, the immense increase of the foreign population, the amount of patronage at the disposal of the Judges, and singular as it may seem, the attempt of good men to use the judiciary as a means of protection against municipal robbery. The liret ot these caus es is pronounced an almost insuperable ob stacle to reform in the city government. By the census oi ISbO the foreign vote in the city exceeded the native by 26.000 and the increase of naturalizations since, baa been so great that the foreign excess is now estimated at about to.POO. Still more significant is the statement that —"It is not, however, the mere fact that foreigners arc thus largely in the majority which makes good government so difficult: nor is it even the unanimity with which they support the Democratic party. Good government is maintained in many dis tricts of the United States in which foreign ers are largely predominant, and there are thousands of Democrats in New York who would much prefer honest officials of their o*t. party to dishonest ones. But an im' mense majority of the torcign population of New York are of an ignorant and demoral ized class: and their mode of living by no means tends to their improvement. John Wesley wisely said that cleanliness was next to godliness; and judged by this standard, thousands of tenement homes in New York are to the last degree ungodly. It is impos sible that such places should be the homes of intelligent and truly patriotic electors. These people are not degraded by poverty, for in fact they are not so poor as are thousands of excellent men in the agricultural districts : but they are hopelessly degraded by dirt, foul air. and drink. Accordingly, this immense class, compris ing more than two-thirds of the foreign voters, not only support Democratic candi dates, bat, as between two Democrats, almost always prefer the worst. It was such men who thrice elected Fernando Wood to the Mayoralty. and have twice sent him to Con gress." The whole question of judicial reform is elaborately discussed and the article will weil repay a careful perusal by ail who feel an interest in the subject which is one of the highest importance to society. In "The Labor Crisis" the importance of co-operative industry, involving the momen tous problem of the relations between labor and capital, is ably discussed, with a proclivi ty to free trade which we cannot indorse, though the arguments here used are fully refuted in another article in the same num l'-r "Serfdom and the Einanciuation i-aws in Russia complete the articles of this num ber bearing n political übiects. The more purely literary articles are. an appreciative criticism of Longfellow's "Translation of the Divine Comedy," "The Testimony of Lan guage respecting the Unity of the Human Race." a brilliant criticism on "ilosseau and the Sentimentalists," "The Origin of the Dalian Language." ••Swedenborg's Ontolo gy," Literary notices and a letter from Pro lessor George Washington Greene in reply to Mr. Bancroft. THE ECLECTIC MAOAZIXK. —The 'leading article of the August number will be fouad to ] be a highly interesting review of Louis XV. j and his Times. Several of the other papers j will attract attentiou. especially the one en- J tilled. <'harneteristics of American Literature. ] which exhibits a spirit of fairness and appre- j ( cation rather unusual. The article on Mobs, j that on War and its lb-ogress, also the one on Culture, are valuable. And wc invite espe cial attention to the paper trom the ConUm poratry Review, on the Morality of Literary Art. It discusses with ability, Et-riausness. and good sense a subject of great importance. Several of the lighter papers will have inter est at this season when the log star reign. EVERY SATIRDAV, published by fickuor k fields, Boston, a journal of choice literature, made up of selections from foreign publica tions. under date of August 10th., contains some excellent productions among them Theatrical Farewells, from .lit The Tear R and; The Sultans Reception. The Specta tor', Mistakes in Character. Saturday Review: The Hermit's Year, Templo Bar: Flint Jack, Peoples Magazine: Bcrezowski, The Times; and Foreign Notes from Foreign Exchanges. Price 10 cents per copy. BJ^CK WOOD'S BsumrstoH MAGAZISE for July, j Reprint by Leonard Scotf. Publishing Co. 140 Fulton street. New York) contains "Rrownlows." "The America* nLt and the Financial Prospects of the Union," "The Master Tiip of two Ochlophobists." "A New Life of Napoleon." "The Royal Academy and other exhibitions." "Cornelius Q'Dowd," "A Handful of Sovereigns. "An Adieu to our Village," "Praxitiles and Phryne," "The Progress of the Question," and "The Death of -or Archibald Allison. FIT Ur. —As harvest is about over every body is supposed to have worn out their shoes, and we would remind our friends and the public generally that Irvine A Stalier claim to have the most extensive and best ; stock in town. Any one in want of cheap Qceenswarc. Notions. Groceries, Ac., will also find their stock complete and up with the times in price. Call at No. 2 Anderson's Row. THE party who borrowed "Woman's Work in the Civil War," by Broekctt, from this office several months ago will much oblige us by returning it. Some one else may want i to borrow and we would like to have it on j hand. iiri: A new Graver A Baser jiooSowing Ma- j chine for sale —one half cash and the balance 1 in a reasonable rime. Apply to Box til. Bed- j ford. tf. ANY person desiring a Scholarship of the Quaker City College. Philadelphia, one of the best Business Colleges in the United States, can be supplied, on reasonable terms, by applying to us.-tf. "JBXTOITD THE MISSISSIPPI : J Complete 1 History of the Arte States and Territories, ! /two* the Great Hirer to the Groat' Stan. by Albert D. Richardson, This Is a most enter taining and valuable bonk, and its popularity is attested by the sale of over 2B,O(J0 conies in a single month. The Anther s Dug and i varied experience in the little known and in- j tercsting regions of the Far West, furnishes the valuable material for its contents Mr. Richardson is widely known as one of our most brilliant journalists and writers. No other Author ha* over so much of our vast western domain?. uncT we know of no one who can so well describe what be has seen. He is always interesting, generally amusing, and, better still, iuvariablv irothful. The volume before us is accompanied by an accurate and miuute map of the entire region beyond the Mississippi, and is elegantly print ed and profusely illustrated with over two hundred engravings from original photographs and sketches from the pencils of Bicr.-tadt, Nast. Henncssy. Parley, Pentt. Stephens. Forbes and other eminent artists. Those wb'o wish for authentic information of the resources, condition aud prospects ot the Western and greater half of iho conti nent, within a few years to be sown thick with civilized States, rich in all the elements of greatness, should consult this moat valua ble work. Ihe writer has a charming style, a fund of humor, and ins experiences are of thrilling interest. "All Young America" expect to go West and seek their fortunes when the Pacific Railroad is built, if not be fore, and will read with avidity " Beyond the Mississippi." rhis work, we understand, is sold only by subscription, and ia justsuch a one as persons seeking to act as agents should add to their list. It is published by the National Publish ing Co., Philadelphia. Pa. ".Wrrn Font METALLIC QUALIFICATIONS a man may be prettv sure of earthly success. These are GOLD in his pocket, SnVvs* in his tongue. RKASN in his face, and lIUJK in his hc-art. ' But for a tonic appetizer, aud as a gentle stimulant, there is reliable virtue in PLASTA TIOX BITTERS. NO article baa ever been so popular or done half so much good. Let all who have not already tried this great stom achic. at once test its quality. We under stand that the Druggist and Grocers of this section are selling vast qualities, and that scarcely a family is without it-:2t JOHN W. SXOWDEX, late private of Compa ny E. 2nd Regiment of Pennsytvauia Cavalry volunteers, is represented to have died in one of the southern prisons during the rebellion. Any person acquainted with the circum stances and date of his death will confer a great favor upon his parents bv communica ting the facts to the editors of the Isqi IRER. tl RATIONS COM MC TED!— Heirs of deceased prisoners entitled to Commrtation of Potions —The heirs of prisoners who died in any of the Southern prisons are entitled to re cover the Commutation for Rations provided bv Act of Congress approved March 2, 180". Widows. ■ hi hire n and parents who use enti tled to Ration money can procure it by ap plying to Dnrborrow A Lutz.-tf. MAUXOUA WATER. —A delightful toilet ar ticle—superior to Cologne and at half the price..2t LIST OF Alt RIVALS at the SPRINGS TOR TBS vest *SDIB(: ICIIC.-T ,"th, 18*7. SPRINGS HOTEL. Mr A Jack son, Hunt'n Ml -J G Wat on, W ashn •* E W Miliar " iIW Churehman<kw,Dol Mis* .1 M-51virtue •• 1' ilcmlnc Aw, Md Miss D McMurtrie •* •; V M ale Jt *, Bait J - Alexander, Phil;. Mr; It II M-alo. " Ham'l P Ferrer " II MJ < Ana tori. Hollil.'g Mr? J Belts, Cincinnati Li! Runt. Ft Wayne Ini Miss N Belts, •• '< W ija, A. w, Pitui/g AM Johnston " KinX Child*,< 'levrid 0 Mrs Holbrouk, S Y " Sarah 1 Id*ll " P.." o'"■""'sr. Pitt-b"? '• Mary MiaaOraaon, Yr.i n unwu II Cassidv, Pbila <1 \ TWdale, " w U Howard, Cau- n > , i; Mu*sltaa. Marian Rev Dr Chambers. Phiia W Wetuoa, Mi.-* T P Carpenter A nr. .Yd Mr.- 11 V Dent, •' F R Armstrong. PlitU 11 Lemon. Crts-on James Hay, '• Clias 11 Induces, " Joal Guua&n A l, Bait H-n .-FWil.--.tn, WeiLb'o Edward Mnginni*, PhfL A K Fuller. Washington Thee JC V'ngrl, ML- ilslf. St Louis Ed Wal-lcn Aw, •' r <}. ..ling. WUm'n Del Mr? C F,K cfcn. •• Ml; Oeheftra, Tho# S n. •• -M • I recti, Barrc I Wka Rev O A Hills, Fin O Miss M EGreen, •' Jno B Caieban, Pbila ff A Madara Al,Blair en Mr Mali, Md Dr J D Barnes, ffmli'a Jos Pushing, Bait Mrs I K B.irnes, " JnoCu.-binz, " Miss A Barnes. " Andrew Rood. Lewri'n .1 E Iljopes, Wilm'n Del ' M Wat-nn, Pittsc ; WASHrSGTOJt HOTEL. A K .-mcvuer. Comb C..* ■' T ROM, !%ila FTayt i - .1 ' 'ii rd. Legomcr Rev J G Moore..Vewviiie-L t j VYeethoC Bait Dr It Uaute. Phil's it W Metealf. Harri.-b g C 11 Cutiti w. Warren .i ( inghenoar, I.agcastr Dr W Collin*, txuacroet i) UeCuley, I'hih* J Brandon. Indiana Pa ,\lu i> M< i auiy. " ■S Q F.indenbi rg,(.'umho MPs M A MeCauty •• .M Lawrenee, Lewwtonrr. itin 1. M'Caaly " I I Bladiger, Phil* Mis 1, McCauly J G GiU. McCeanell-b'g • I, Jnwfnns. Md T Murphy, Phil* J i> Jone*. Bait A D Mark, Bait Mrilrombaogb, lingrst'n J McKillijs. ,-axfitt Mr J.-wis, C L Porter, TTagerstown C H Anderson, Crcsson Wm Waagh. Pittsburgh S it I.emon. Crrsaon Lixtie M Ely, Dayton " D J Culp, N V Miss Rty " - Ac, ll.irris'Hirg A X Hatu. Johnstown Mr .f .i-kson.Hurtingd'n H >ha?rr. Dauphin Mrs Miller MKN'.HL iltG;'Bß. C Stoner. lkiyersieva P -I r Marshall, 111 1 E F Carpenter. Pitt*" gih M .Statler. St'iystown KBEmorv, WtGrove Pa in.- -pear, Phil* J M Daniels, Settyfburg T> Re:-h'-r, Beicherst'n JPCnlbert. nAW.Cliamh E -<-hirtinger,N A" Miss Watson " N ih-al. Frostborg, Md J B Gilmore, " Win Weldnn, Miss. I* Johnston, UoHidkyhg Mrs .4 V Dent " Z Buchanan. Centre ■<> D I. Martin, Blatr E M Colvin. Camden . red liyle " A M Hitrtxel), Strati.- ;• M N'eary, Lancaster Miss A Atkinson, PhHa I 'I MeEaaw, Carlisle Mrs L Weeks " M:• Bates, Seranton Pa II AYoeks " Bt" Conwcll. Xitusvilic Mis.; K Weeks " AKANBALK IiUCPE. IV Warner, w A Phil* 'J Wolf, C P SnoMcraM Aw. " Vf E Hawerwain. Bait P \ Harding Aw. " Miss E .-awerwaiu, " Mr* A Mta.r Brow*. " Rev ,1 l.cfenoe A a " J Rorenhaoin Aw, " Mia* II li Beojtaiin.i.r -ainuci.-milter Aw, " ri.eo AVii*on, Phil* W Clark.- A w. Wn.-'i'n W Brown. " B Cahn Aw, Ballimurr A rgas Rev E A Faggo. Phils I. V Walraven Rev -T B Reimensnyder. W Weldon.FtGibnen Ms LewDton Pa Mis- L B Derer. 44 J G Baiiado, Altoonn Srhsnck's setiwred Tonic. This medicine, invented 1 i Dr. J. H. Schcnck of Philadelphia, is intetrded to di -olv! the fso?! and make it into chyrae. the tixst process of diges tion. By cleansing the strnu* h with Sehenck's Mandrake IHils. the T. uic "n restores the appe tite, and food that could not be eaten before using it will Ire easily digested Consumption on not lie siee-l by Scbenek's Pulmonic Eyrup unless the stomach and liver is made healthy and the appetite restored, hence the Tonic and Pills arc required in nearly every :**• of consumption. A hall' -ks*n bottles of the SEAWEED TONIC and three r four boxes of the M.VSDir '■ EE PILL?" wift cure' any ordinary ase I of dyspefwia. Dr. Schenck uiaki - profoesi iual visit in New Yerk, I!" ton, ami at hi* principal uffiro in Phila- ] delphia every week. See daily paper? d each place, or his pamphlet on consumption lor hi* days for visit.): mu. Sold by :iH Druggist.- and Dealers' price #1.50 < per bottle, or $T.5h the half dozen. All letters for adviee should I e addressed to Dr. ridhenck's Prin cipal Offlc-. No. 15 North th Street. Philadet pbia, Pa- General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes A Cu,.N. Y.J r Han re. Bsltiinore, Md.: John D- Parke, Cinainnati, nhio: Walker A Taylor. Chicago. lU.; Colin* Bros., St l.ouis. Mo. Nov. ibi, Ith A sth w. ca. mo. 1 yr. MARRIED. In the Methodist 1 Is arch, on Wednesday, July ' JLt. by Ret. It 'J. JF. Reed, Mr. PHILLIP HIZZARD an t Mis* WILiIELMIN.V ( ROM 1 WELL, Indb of this place. For their kind reanetnbrunre of the printer, Che happy pair have oar be*t wishes. May their'* ' : iw a life ■( bellowed Mia* and unalloyed pleasure, and hen youth hall sink apa,re and old age j draw I'vli theiu. ;*ay they tend them selves still true to every vow, and united in the strength of true and holy lOTC. . tl j e home of the bride'* father, on the let IVT F * RRV ' MR - R. MAOARICB ti> MBX MUSAN HIJROBT. DIED? nvitrVi Aug ' lSfi7 ' ELIZABETH BEitJv II El MER, aged about tH> year*. b'lairsville. Aug. 1, 18(17, JOHN I. l' l ~LIF aged 29 years, 2 mos. and ,S day*. In Utuona. Aug. 2, IW, MARY A. AMICK, f' ttiieely tf rit. - lairsville, aged 37 years, 9 mos. auti 15 days. ■he died happy in the Lorl. At Wood harry July 22nd, 1-G7, Mr*. MARY SNdWDKX, aged 38 years, 9 months, and 12 j day*. The dereaaeti was a consistent member of the i M. E. < hureb, and while -he made a profession of! religion, .-diss failed ;iot to adorn that profession i by a constant christian life, thus giving evidence ! to all around her, that she was a devoted follower j of the meek and lowiy redeemer. Throughout her protracted illness Iter heart was cheered by the indwelling present* of her Sawior: and through grace she was enabled submisaiveiy to s.itk into the will of her Heavenly Master, and when the henr of her dissolution came, she reali zed that the unseen hand of God, which hod led her througjt Lie pilgrimage and the valley of affliction, wa* -till with her to lead her through the vuiley of the shadow of tear!). and leaning upon faith she approached death without a doubt or fear: triumphant through the blood of the Lamb. Before passing into the -old waters of death she called arouod her, her husband and seven precious jewels: and bidding them farewell, calmly resigned tbem to that God who doeth all things well. But in the :ai<i*t of this solemn and melting eone, faith is swallowed ap in sight: ac i she exclaim* with her dying breath "my Sa vior baacoine.JL mast depart." >he leaves on earth to utonrn her loss a hus band and -even children. "But why weep for her: there is no cause for woe ; Bin rather nerie thy spirit, thai it walk Unshrinking o'er the thorny path* below : And from earth*- low defilement* keep thee back : S. when a few 9hct severing years have down, She'll meet thee at heai . n'- gate and lead thee on Weep not for her!" J- A. WecmcocK. MONEY SAVED : ~ Intending to adopt the CASH SYSTEM October I, D 67. and desirott- Tf reducing our ek a* low a, p. Able before making Fall pur chu **, wc will ffer raunw great bargain* for ( A H V. B. URAMEH 4 CO. Aug. ?. I far { tRYSTAL MILLS. All pemns knowing themvelvc? indebted to the underoigßed for Flour, Feed, Ac., will j.lease call and settle at once. Interest charged u all ac counts. NO CREDIT given 11 UREA FT Kit to ANY BOD"!. The mill.- will be conducted upon STRICTLY CASH principles. JNO. G. .t WM. HARTLEY. Bedfoni. August :t;?.t X OTICK. -o - til in ur iebt wiil please bear in mind, we arc nuw reparing to make <ur Fall lmrchaie*. and ■>{'(*: lore money. / many -ovr, Loyrr t- Ac • •>*", and we earnest!V hope oil "ho <n- w they A-c jo,V nr, will read thi notice, orae forward and pay up at once. Ou- erm re -ix rai-nth* credit, and upon all ae eounf- wc -hargc tnterset after due. 1 "Z. L D'-r. A. 1). CRAMER .t CO. SHERIFF'S -A..*-. By i ir'iie o{ -undry Writs of venditioni expn n*' rr ctL there will he soidf at the Court H use. in the B rough ot Bedford, on SATUR DAY, AUG! ,-T the 31st, A.D 1887, at lb ..'clock A. M., 'he fr.B .wing real estate, rix: '■nr Jot i ground in the Dorough of Coaidalr, frovr.n - ) fuiton trect -10 feet, and running do • . .?et. tutu 2i -toty plank house, with iie-'-emenf and baek building attached, adjoining let* <f William Alfen n tho cast and a2O foot alley on the ?"i. situate in the Borough of Coal dale, Bedford county. ami taken tu execution as the property of Jane- Bricker :nd John Drhew, partners, tra iling a.? iin-ker .1 Drhew, with notice to Patrick Dihcw and all other terrc tenant*. A ! *o, .ne lot of ground in Wixdbcrry, fronting -i Mais rect feet, and 198 feet deep, with a twi orv trojue house with kitchen attached, and • one frame tabtc and moke house and other out- 1 building, therein, adjoining lota -if William M. Iberson "?t the north, and Jacob Hoover on the ' Houth* Rn .i ituute . u the town of Wwdbrry, ] county. *ind taken in execution as the propcrtjr ' ; u iouuol . CiMtncr. AJ>, une tract of iand containing lacres 2 "tow ( >r lees, about acres cleared and under * feiwrc: hav'ag there on „ twx. -ftory log hou-c. sta- c blc.oid thcr Qui-'cuiidings, iai a good a{pie or chard. adjoining }nc?ls of Suand talej, William LUtnger* John EC. Barton and thers. -itnate in 'East Provedenoe township, Bedford county. -■eize.i and token u i-xeciui n as the prcnerty oi Samofl Vtrck and Rosanaa Peck. rn lot> cr ; art : fa lot of ground in the Borough •( Bedford, being No. 149 in the general . plan ? the Brrough, now cctipied by defendant , or rerre tennant, vidi a large two "tory brick and other buddings hereon erected;-aid ' lot Eyeing feet <mure or iese/ in front on Pitt street and extending hack 24ft fret to n2O foot "j atlev, adjoining lot i f Job Mann on the West and J Hiram Rent* .tnd vsifc on :bo Eaai. -eized .n;i taker, in execution as the property * of Mrs. idi.a D. ftfolun. ROBBRT STBCKMAN, Sheriff. ( heritT j • Sce. Bedford. Aug. 5th t 1567- ('1 RANT> JURORS drawn for September Term, JC irif Moniiay* 2nd day, A. D. \S*7. . Bt4j'>rd Totcnnkip: David Wolf, Foreman; Samuel Carnej, John Knox. Hron 4 Top: Jesse bright /)■ odtf Hhu: Samuel U. Williams. Colftrm-nr tieo. W. Oeeseia. Isaan' Frcct, Tobias Shafer. t T trwirtrlntui l~ol(wy; Jamo M**Jh'rrin. L donderrij * Martin L. Milter, Jonathan t Ueightr.er. <? .!/• tror: Samuel .Snively. Xojftet ; •*>. W. Bowser. t SWlßiam r *. f*nivfr, Peter UewaU. $ <Jtair: John Ainick. .lames R Norton. ?fai. 1 E. 'im. < sjrtu* . EmatiueE Johnson, liezekuh Northoraft, Levi < liagermaxu I Lmoah: Ju*ub liriggle. v MJlr*: t'harlcs Martin, Cyrns i Over. r Brawn ami certified at Bedford, this 2nd day of t Aprir, a. D. iSAA C KEM SIN <4 EK. c WILLIAM KIKK. Alt CM Jury Commissioners. Jsu. (. pisHKiL tijerk. angtl PETIT JURORS drawn for same Term: Iltd/ord Roroutfh: Samuel Vondersmuh. fjeo. D. 8 Rtiek. , jfc'tford T.ornnktp: J<hn D, Heltzeil, Scott VF. H ughe*. C.mUtati : !' -i ! AlcNaUy. Ciimb*rlomt 1 t.ity: John Dicken. VYiiliam Boor, of J., Thorn a* BUiott ofS. Hopnmeit: J"-cph Gate?, Jr. /I J.rkrnn h'err. T Jouioia: Valentine V. Wcrtx, W. 11. Knipple, Jot ..b Corlev. L Inn'terry; Levi ('arpenUr, Bamuel AVil hcttti. Jacob Keniingvr. • IV". Roaclo*. .!/■ ,t*oc.- John i-ayton. Ivvh VTeimer. .V ■'* ■ r: Levi Gtto, John Hack, John W. * Bi'Wen- , V eidtnvt £•>•' George Mctiraw, TUonut.? * Grote. Stephen Wink. r.—ritUurt W.: David -park.-. Si. i Vol. ■ jDrael Davi*, Jacob H. Wright, Val- . .ntinc Fi ke*. ( Sontkomplnn: John Mow, Nicholas Walter, Dent n cteohen*, Abel .L hnson. William t'heney. Unioni Martin Itaier. M < mi'■. ry .Middle: Philip B. Cvoft, John S. , Iletrick, Daniel Price, of D a Drawn anu certified at Bedford, thi* 2nd lay 7 of April, D. 1-07. t iiAAC KLNrUNt.ER, t WILLIAM KIRE, Attest: Jury Commia,toners. J3O G FISHCB, ''lerk. on*9 p Itl eeted are av. lameil accountants .he Register's ICSes of bi..., tj#rsPß! inter the J *mo wtH be pre "flirted te <t^, e follow'ng in and for satd county, on Tuesday, .„auti m September nest, at the Cowrt House, in AJ hat for confirmation: The account of Leonard Dinner, Esq, adminis trator of all and singular "he goods ami chattels, rights and credit* which were of David Meyer-, late of the township of Juniata, in the county of Be-fiord, and State of Pennsylvania, deceased. The account of William Griffith, administrator of the '-state of Isaac iinrket. late of Union tp-, Bedford county, deceased. The administration account of John M. Clear, mini! autre tor of the goods, chatties, dee, which were of Michael Fry, iate of Union township, Bedford county, deceased. The account of iloratia J. Means, odninistra j tor of ail and singular the goods tnd chattels, . eights and credits, which were of Elisabeth j Menus, iate of Monroe township. Bedford county, deceased. The finai account of Jacob U. Snider, servi cing sad acting Kxemttor of the last Will and r-->iainent of Jotin Snider, late of Snake Spring township, Bedford county, deceased. The final account of ilcivry lelces, Jr, and Jo ''l -'- t'kee, administrators of all and siurnlar the goods, 4c. which were if lfcnry [okes Sr. lata of Union township, Bedford county, deceased. fhe administration account of Joan P. Heed, administrator of the estate of Alfred Euuekee, Esq., late of Liberty township, Bedford county, i deceased. The account of Silas H. Sparks, administrator , <f the estato uf Solomon Sparks, late of West Providence township, deceased. The account of A. King, Trustee appointed by he < ourt to make sale of the real estate of Dr. William Watson, late of Bedford Borough, ie j teased. The account of David g. Buck, administrator J ofthe goods, Ac, which were'if Nancy Lengeu ccker, late of Middle Woodberry township, Bed ford coonty deceased. Ibe tinal account of Goorge Smith and Jacob Law, administrators of all and -inrular thw goods tmi chattels, rights ittd credits which were of Pan! Rhodes, late of Middle Woodberry township, Bedford cocntv, Pennsylvania, yeoman, .deceased. The account of William Derrier, administrator of nil and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits which were of Frederick Miiler, late of Hopewell township, Bedford county, Penn'a, deceased. The account of ' hades liarc ierode, Exeeutor of the last Will and Testament of Henry Harcle rede, late "f Colerain township, deceased. First account of Alexander King, administrator if 'he estate of John Watson, Esq, iate of Bed ford township, deceased. The account of Samuel Moek, administrator of the estate of Catharine Mock, iate of Union town ship, Bedford county, deceased. The tinal account of John Mower and Samuel L. Russell, Esq., administrators de funis non, cum tcstamento annexe of William Lane, late of Hopewell township, Bedford county, -leecased. The final account of Levi Evans, administrator ot the estate of May Hoover, late of Liberty tjx, Bedford county, leccajed. The account ot Jheri liardinger. administrator of all and singular the goods and chattels, rights aaionku which vrere of Jonathan C. Die Ser iate of Cumberland Vaiiev township, Bcdiord county, deceased. The account of George M. L. Dicken, admin istsator de bonis non cum laatamento annexo of David Dickcn, late ot Ciunb-irland Valisy town ibip, Bedford county, deceased. The account of R. D. Barclay, Esq., adminis trator de bonis non with the will annexed < f Sam uel M. Barclay, Bsq.. deceased. The partial account of Mary Ann Istoner, ad ministratrix of all anti singular the goods and ehattcis, rights and credits which were of William rftoner, iate of Monroe township. Bedford county, deceased. The account of J. W. Linganleltcr, administra tor of J. W. Beclar, late of Bedford township, deceased. Final account of tieorgc Zimmors and J. W. Lingenfelter, Executors of .Anthony Zimmcrs, • ate of Bedford township, deceased. The account of Anna Sinirger, administratrix of llenry Riningar. late of St. Clair township, dec ased. The account of M. A. Points, Esq., adtuinisl. a tor f the estate of Pias Little, late of Hopewel! township, deceased. The account of Cyrus Penrose, administrator of William Penrose, late Met. Clair township, Bed ford county, deceased. 0. E. SHANNON. Register. August a, 1867. ( TOURT PROCL.VMTVTION! To the Coroner, tl' i'-et of the Pence, "id 'A in table I -'it the different Township* in the County of Bedford, Greeting: Know ve that in pursuance of a precept to me directed, under the band and the seal of the Hon ALEXANDER KINil, President f the .everal Courts of Common Picas in the Sixteenth District, consisting of the counties of Franklin, Fulton, Bedford and Somerset, and by virtue of his office ' f the Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery for the trial of capital and other cf. fenders therein and in 'die General Court of Quar ter Sessions of the Peace: and Wm. 0. Exch olti and Heoroe W. flcjfr, Esqs., Judges of the same Court, iu the same County of Bedford, you and each of you are hereby required to be and appear iu your proper persons, with your Records, Recognisances, Examinations, and other remem brances. before the Judges aforesaid, at Bedford, at a Court uf Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery and General Quarter Sessions of the Peace therein to be holden for the county of Bed ford. aforesaid, on the Fir it Jfoniiay of Sevt. I being the 2<f da jr.) at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, there and then to do those things to which yonr several nffi cos pertain. Given underlay hand .t Bedford, on tfceUth of August in the rear of our Lord. I&S7. V"K " EGBERT GTE.'UMAN, SfcE. IrST OF CAT SES nut down for trial at Sep -J tember Term, 1857. '2d Jay.) John Cessna, Usq., vs. Thos. H t Murrav ♦. al. Then. Weil 4 Co. et. al. vj. -taml 8-erne. W. 8. Entriken vs. Kissinger 4 I'Tuck. Mary Ann Yarreli vs. Wm Marshall. Wm Firtnstone et ul vs. Jas. Fink et al .inn K. Burk vs. Jnr>. W -yan.it. John Kemp vs. RiddJesbure Coal and Tron Co. David Heidler vs. H. 4 B. T. Rail Road Co. Robert Adams et al v Francis (laymen et al. Riddlesburg C. 4 I. Co. vs. Broadtop C. 41. Co. Marg-'t A. Blackburn vs. Geo. Blackburn. Geo. W. Meyers vs. Mich'l Feather et at. Jr.o. H. Earns vs. David Ritchey etaL Jeremiah Knouifvs. Jno. H. Wertx et al. Thos. R. Evans vs. Shafer 4 Adams. John Black ct al vs. Catharine Tricker. Samuel Crissman et al vs. Jno. Ake's adm r. Thos. Ritchey ve.Jseob Lingenfelter ot al. Certified August 5, 1867. uug.il 0. & SHANNON, Prot. •• DEYOND THE MLStSISSIPPf ■ " 13 A Complete History of the New States and Territories, from the Great. River to the Great Ocean. By Albert D Richardson. Over 2®. WO copies sold in one month. Life and Adventure on Prairies, Mountains and the Pacific Coast. With over 200 Descriptive and Photographic Views of the Seenery. Cities, Lands. Mines. 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