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iipfOßD PA. FRIDAY, 4PRIL 2% 1864.
Notice.
We skill continue to furnish THE IXQORKR for
$1.50, ayear in advance, until the first of May
next; after that time the terms will be $ 1.75, in ad
vance.
This small increase is necessary to meet the large
advance in the cost of printing material of every de
scription The Inquirer is now considerably larger
than it has been, and will require a good deal more
work and expense to print it.
luien County Sleeting.
The loyal men of Bedford county, comprising the
the National Union party, who desire cordially to
unite in sustaining the National and State Adminis
trations in their patriotic efforts to suppress a section
al and unholy rebellion against the unity of the Re
public, and who desire to support by every power of
the Government our heroic brethren in arms who
are braving disease and the perils of the field to pre
serve the Union of our fathers, are requested to as
semble at tho Court House, on Tuesday evening, the
3rd of May next, for the purpose of taking such
measures to organize the party as will enable us to se
cure the triumph of those principles lor which our
country men are so nobly contending. Hon. V> m.
FT Koontz and others will address the meeting.
By order of the County Committee.
J. R. DrauoRROW, Chairman.
Kiwtlni of Uic I'ntou County Committee.
The Members cf the Union County Committee ap
pointed by the last regular Union County Conven
tion, will meet at the Washington Hotel, on Satur
day the 2ord of April, next at 1 o'clock, for the pur
pose of appointing a delegate to the State Conven
tion whieh will assemble at Harrisburg on the 28th
last. A full attendance is earnestly desired.
The following perscrns compose the Cemmittee :
J. R. Durborrow, Chairman. John Major.
George Sigafoos, George V. Williams,
Peter li. Shires, W m. A. B. Clark.
Henry P. Diehl, Daniel Evans-
Geo. R. Barndollar.
The Disappearance of Mr. Pensyl.
During our absense last week THE INQCIRER was
made to speak of the disappearance of Mr. Charles
Pensyl as a murder committed upon him. About
the middle oi'last eek the excitement in regard to
Mr. P. reached its height. A of drawers were
found as already stated, and were recognized by Mr*.
Pensyl a-belo igir.g to herhusband. This, so fa." as we
have heard is the only circumstance regarded by some
•a indicating the murder of Pensyl. We uo not
know that the circumstances stated in regard to the
"marks of blood and the dragging of a heavy body"
have any real existence, or if they have, wheth# they
have any relation to the disappearance of the mi ssing
man. The warrants njjaiim Andrew Saupp and War
ner Hoerkens have been discharged without arrest.
The supposed grounds of suspicion in their case hav
ing been cleared up. No further search that wc
know of, has been made for Mr. P. since Tuesday a
week.
Tlie (onnelltt lllr und Sontluru Cenuaj I van la
Itnilway << m JVHIIV .
An act has been introduced into the legislature
abolishing the charter of the Pittsburgh and Con
nellsviile Railway Company, so far as their right to
build a line eastward!}- of Connelisville is concerned,
with a view to conferring the same privileges upon
another company, who will complete the road as
originally designed. We have received from Mr.
Householder of the Senate, a copy of "an act to in
corporate the Connelisville and Southern Pennsylva
nia Railway Company; whieh is as follows:
Stc. 1. Be it eeeeteti, Ac., That U M Beechley,
Jmtaa Kcim, W PHehell. ri L Rsis*!). John < ''eseria,
Alex King, Job Mann, F Kimmell. Espy L Ander
son, John Miller, Joseph Johnston. J Hartley, Wm S
Haven. B F Jones. Win KNimick. Geo W Sitrnan,
J H Sewell, Geo W Cass. J N McCullough, I'aniei
K Mulvaney, Thos P Krox. J S Yost, Wm McCon
key, Geo Nickle. Alexander Stutzrnan, Geo DWolf,
Vrn J Raer. A II Coffroth, S S Duffield. B I) Scott,
Fletcher James. Lyon J Mcllvaine. J M Barndollar.
O H Barnes, Benjamin Ashcom, Wm H Watson, Is
rael Painter. K I) Barclay. Fred Watts, W M Watts
Edward M Riddle. Thos A Riddle, E M Schrack, A
R Longstreet, D McConkey, J Vistar, C W Ashcom.
John A l.owry, Wm H Singluff, Theodore Snyder.
J C F.verhart. Daniel 0 Hitnar, A McAllister, Win
Dorris. John G Miles. G W Hou-ehoider. Daniel Sa
lon*. J C Etnier. Wm McClelland. 1) O Gehr. T ii
Kennedy. Peter S Ureas, James Nil!, A K McClure.
Thomas Chambers. John M Copper, GR Messer
srnith, B\ llarnsher, and I >anii Washabangh. all of
tho State of Pennsylvania, and Wa 15 Ogden, J D F
Lanier, Samuel J iilden. and L H Meyer of the State
of New York, or any f.v? of them, be and they are
hereby appointed commissionPTS to open books, re
ceive subscriptions and organize a company by the
name, style and title of the Connell'ville and South
ern Pennsylvania Railway Company with power to
construct a railroad from Connelisville to the Mary
land Stcte line at such point and by such route as to
♦he directors may seem advisable, and to the
tame with ar.v road or roads authorized by th® State
of Maryland and to connect the tune with the Pitts
burg and Coniif liiville Railroad, or any other road at
fir near Connellsvilie now constructed or that may
hereafter be constructed or to construct a road from
any point on si.id bus to connect wish anyroad or
roads in the Susqm hanna.i valley or west thereof,
and wi h power to make -ueh bra lie* a* the director* mny
tieem cr; ♦!. cut and ne:esary in the southern tier of rot n
vies f Pennsylvania, with power to extern] aev or all of
*x:d branohes to such point or points a* to tho raid direc
tor* may *cem advisable, and connect all or either of them
with soy road or rosd* n conr'ruered or that may here
after be commoted west of the Susquehanna river, and
that the said cotupiui} -hail have authority to cross any
rai;r.is i or railroads at jrr.-v.ir with iu main roads branch
as and extensions.
5a . 2. That tbo capital st.ck of raid company .hall i
•onei*t ~1 ten miiliosi* of dollars, divided into shares of
fiuy dollar- each; it th the orivilfg.-. of increasing the
same from time to time to such amount a# to the directors
may stem needful.
5 re. 4. 1 hat the directors ef raid company, he au
thorized to borrow from time to lime such sums ol money
as to them may seem i ocea -ar;. to provide for the con
struction and equipment ,t - aid railroad and branches,
and to issue bonds therefor in sums of not les than one
hundred dollars each at a rate of interest not to exceed
seven per ci nt per annum, to be redeemed at -uch time
and place as the directors may agrte upon, and may se
cure the san.e by one or more mortgages from time to
time upon the whole, ot any part, or parts of said rail
road, ii branches end extensions hereby authorized, and
upon all, or part of the estate real and personal, acquired
or to be acquired thereto, belonging, and upon all of tbe
corporate franchises thereof, or such part as may be mort
gaged.
.sr. 4. That the corporation authorized to I e creates!
bv this act -hall pay to the Pittsburgh ami Councils, ille
Railroad Company whatever sum may be found due t>> i
them by the appraisers appointed by the Governor of this
Commonwealth, for or by reason of tbe expenditure
made by them in or upon any line of railroad southward
ly or evstwardly from L'onr.eilaville, or shall have the right :
to purchase from tie Pittsburgh and Oonnellrvillc Rail
road Company ail the works so constructed.
Brc. S. T hat the said Connellsville"and Southern Penn
sylvania Railway Company shall be in respect to the con
struction of its roads, branches an 1 extensions, entitled
to all the privileges conferred by and be governed by all
the restrictions contained in th* act. entitled "An Act
Tcgulating railroad companies" approved the nineteenth
e, February, one thousand eitrht hundred and forty-nine,
and shall be entitled to all the rights conferred bv all the
general laws of the Com mo it wealth relating to railroad
eorpo rations.
THE GOLD EXCITEMENT.
A'despatch to the Philatlelphm Bvoniog Telegraph
of Tuesday gives the following in regard to the Gold
Excitement in New York :
"\\ all-street is intensely excited to-day. Crowds
of stock and fold gamblers block up the pavements.
The associated Banks have resolved to release the
interest-bearing legal tenders in the Clearing House,
**en at the sacrifice of their accrued in interest.
Thig oas given a temporary relief, and produced a
•light reaction in both gold and stocks.
I he most desperate efforts are being made to bol
ster up "shaky' houses, bu* it is expected that a
dozen o- more will go by the board at 3 o'clock,
fwo or three arc already reported, bat I refrain
"' ,r, R names for fear of injustice.
' he general public not engaged in gold and stock
gami'lirg are rejo'eed et this state of and
give credit to Secretary Cbaro or "Old Greenback."
as he is styled for all ol thi*.
It is considered equal to agteat victory on the bat
tlefield.
Brown's Bronchial Troches. "Your Troches are
too weiland favorably known to need commendation."
Hon. CHA.L A PHKLPS, Pres. Mass. Senate.
"My communication with the world bhs been very
much enlarged by the Lozenge which 1 now carry al
ways in my pocket; that trouble in my throat (for
whuch the Troches are a specific) having made tie
often a mere whisper." X. PY WILLIS.
MARRIED-
Jn Friends Cove, on Thursday. April 7th. 1854, bv the
Rev. Win. M. Deatrick, Mr. DAVID F. KOONS.und Miss
SOI'HIA, eldest daughter of Mr. Emanuel J. Diehl, all
of Fricndg Core, this county.
On the 17tb inst. by the Rev. J. Zimmerman. Mri AAROX
I'ItESSEL to Miss ELEX J AXE DONLEY/ both of
Union township, Bedford county.
At the German Reformed Parsonage, in St, Claarsrillc,
April 12th, bv the Rev. X. E. Gilds, Mr. ROBERT W.
ALLISON, to Miss MARY ANN ALLEN, both of St.
Clair township.
DIED.
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In Ground Ilog Valley, on Sunday, April 3rd, 18RI, Mr.
DAVID Foan, aged <53 years.
The deceased was a worthy member of the church, a
fond parent, a kind friend, and an obliging neighbor, and
a good citizen.
There is a very remarkable co-ineidenee connected with
the death of Mr. Ford and that of his wife, who departed
this life on the 29th of January last. Ilasband and wife
each died upon their respective birth days; the former
aged <SB \ ears, and the latter 58 year*.
March 14th, JOBS MOCK, aged 79 years, 5 month* and
19 days.
.March 24th, SoLOitoa VTotrr, aged 6S years, 5 months
and 14 day*.
April 9th, BALZCR SWABTX, aged about 78 years.
April 10th, PBIIBLIA Lie wis, aged 40 years and 7
months.
At the Regimental hospital, at Beaufort, S. C., of meas- !
les, on the Btb ult., XATBAXIF.L HOOVER, son of Henry
and Margaret Hoover, of St. Clair township, in this couu- J
ty. The deceased was a member of Company 11, 55th
Regiment, P. V.
HOSTETTKR SCELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS
ii one of the greatest strengthening preparations exant.
It it especially adapted to those who are afflicted with the
Fever snd Ague.or any other disease arising from a disor
dered condition of the digestive organs. For the Fovor
and Ague there is perhaps no medicine in the world equal'
to it, as it enter*, purifies and replenishes, the blood, which
it so important to bring about a healthy action in diseas
e* of this natur*. The Bitters are now among the most
popular, and at the same time, valuable specifics in the
medical world. In recommending it to the public, wo are
fully conscious of doing the in a great service, knowing
as we do, their many excellent qualities, and speedy ac
tion in all rasez where the disease is caused by irregulari
ty of the digestive organs. A trial will suffice for the
most (keptieai. Adrnrlrsrment.
Forsa.e by Druggiits and dealers generally, everywhere
MILIXERY GOODS !
MI'S. ?. D. GIBBON has just returned from Philadel- '
ph'.a with a new stock of i
SPRING AND 8L MF.IL MILIXERY GOODS,
BONNET?. HATS, TRIMMINGS, Ac., of the latest
styles, cbeup for cash.
AH bovine** in /.or line will be promptly attended to.
npr. 22, 1804—tf.
RECRUITS W ANTE I>
FOR the lZßth Regiment Pcnn'a. Volunteers. Govern
ment bounty $109; local bounties from $275 to S3OO can
be procared for ail men now enlisting.
Recruits will be taken for any Pa. Regiment.
For Further information apply to I.t. G. W. WILSOS, or
Sergt. WM. Foster, Washington Hotel, Bedford Pa.
apr. 22, 1864.
xoTici:.
The undersigned acknowledge that they did Jonathan
Reighar 1 wrong in giriug credence to the report of hi*
having taken corn from George Libert, and disavow any
intention of charging him with stealing.
J. W. LIXGE.NRSI.TKR, FREDERICK KOONTZ,
Wittiest. JACOB FETTER.
| April 2*2,1864 —c.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Lett*** testamentary on the estate of David Ford, Sr. of
Broad Top township, having been granted to the subscri
ber living in said township, all persons indebted to said
estate, ire requested to make payment imti.e iia.ely, and
those hiving claims against the -uiue will present tUeiu
properl; authenticated for settlement.
MICHAEL V,'. FORD,
Extcutvr.
April 22, 1864—e.
N E W F I R M!
Tie Rebellion Played Out!
PEACE ABOUT TO BEDECLARED!
3. M. FIBBER, LITTLE JOHN C. AND WILLIAM F.
!
HATS removed their new FANCY AND DRY GOOD
STORE, to two doors south of the Post Office, into
the roon formerly occupied by Win. Shafer, Een.. wbers
they ketp constantly on hand* very largo assortment of
MUSLINS, CALICOES, GI NO HAMS, AC.,
and pa- especial attention to the sale of Needlework,
Ladies' Toiiars, Cuffs, and I n iersleeves, Linen and Silk
foekrt.tandker-ehiefs. Ladies' liosc. Mitts and (iloves,
Gontioten's Hose, White Goods. Spool Thread, I.adioe
Head Dresses, and Vail*, Fancy Soaps, Hoop Skirts,
JEVELRY, SHIIIT FRONTS, &C.
ali of wnieh will be o!d very low for cash.
Fheptbiic are respectfully invited to call and see onr
stock bsfore buying e ecwhere.
Hedftid, apr. 16, 1364—if.
BFYANT STRATTON & GO'S"'
CHAIN OF INTERNATIONAL
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES.
Xstabissied in the following cities:
PHILADELPHIA.
B. 3. Cts-ner of Seventh and Cbesnnt Streets. New York,
Broek in, Aibany. Troy, Providence, Portlend. Hart
ford. I urlington. Newark. Rochester. Buffalo. Toronto,
Cleav!and. Detroit. Chicago. Milwukeeand SL Louis.
Tborotgh theoretieal and practical instruction in all
braneles pertaining to a finished Bn.ineis Education.
The P-ilsdelphia College stands first in the State, both
In point if reputation and local advantages. The point
aimed at s : tor,lace Commercial Education where it bo
longs—ii the front rank of useful instruction. To this
end a moit thorough course of busines training is adopted
and earefilly enforced, under the personal supervision of
eompeteir Professors in tbe various departments. The
most perfect tystem of practical training ever devised has
been put ,n operation, and is successfully carried out. af
fording t. students advaniages such a* have hitherto been
considered possible only in connection with the counting
bonse. .'.fler becoming proficient in tbe science of Ao
eounts. P-nmanship. CommercialCalcnlations and Com
mercial Law, the student is advanced to the Practical De
partment, where he becomes an actual Book-keeper and
Merchant jp asses through thodifferent Houses; acts to
turn ss Teller. Cashier, Ac.: learns the duties and respon
sibilities -Teach otfice. and becomes thoroughly informed
net only in'.he forms which are in universal use. but in
mauaging tie affairs of business with system and dispatch.
Scholnrsh ng issued at one point, are good for uu un
limited peritd in the eighteen Colleges comprising the
"chain."
Diplomas ire awarded to those who fulfill tbe prescribed
•onrse of study, and pass therequisite exauiinaticCz.
For further information send for a circular.
JrftfrMs. BRYANT, STRATTON A CO..
Pk%ladtj>ki+.
Jan. 93, ISU—9 mo.
Gruggenheim's Ground Rio Coffee.
A FREBH 'mvoioeof this excellent coffee just reeeiv
x\. Ed uid for sale at the New Bargain Btor* of
9. R. A W. OSTKR.
march 18, 1884—tf
Osborn's Prepared Java Coffee.
MAK F.S the lcest delicious and eeoncmioal beverage
in usß. Nervous persons and dyspeptics can nse this
excellent fn ff*e without the injurions effects expericneed
by using other coffee. In store and for sale by
9. It. A W. OBTIR.
Mnreh It, ISB4—f.
UNION HOTEL.
V4l.r.KTt*l? STUCKMAN, PBOrRIBTOB.
Pitt s'reet, formerly known as the Globe Ifokel.—-
The public are assured liißt he has made ample arrange
siwif. to accoirmc-daic *tl Shut mav farer bum with tbeir
pasvenage. A Lfeeey 96afelt eMaehefl.
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! List of Retailers.
A List of Tenders ol" l orniia and DoB*
.Merchandise in the county of Bciiioril. lor'
year J 863, as appraised and ctatnified i* '
Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes.
BtnroßD BOROUGH. CuASt. T
Mrs. V. B. Tata Store. $7
M. & G. Reimand " 14 II?
; G. A W. Oster " 14 >: 7
A- B. Cramer " 14 1'
N. Lyous A Sons " 14 i 7
Peter A. Reed 44 14 7
Miss. M. Fet'.erly " 14 7
S. &W. Shuck - " 14 £7
44 Fancy Store 14 7
Robert Fyan Store 14 *
J. M. Shoemaker " 14 |*
Mrs. Stewari " 14 7
Isaac Leppel " 14 7
IVm. Hartley Hardware 14 *
Geo. Btymver A Son " 14 '
Dr. B. F. Harry Drugs 14 '
H. C. Reamer " 14
A. L. Defibaugh Confection end grtwniy 14
James B. Faquhar Store 14
John Alsip And Son *' 14 |
E. M. Fisher " 14
John G. Minnich Eating House
Jacob Bollinger Confection
Reed A Sohell Bankers
Mrs. K. V. Mowry Store 14
David Brode Eating House
Joshua Shoemaker Tenpins
Wm. .McMullin &Co Store 14
Miss. Uriila Smith '•
Kapp Shanuou &Co Baukero
Bedford Township
Josiab Ritchev Distillery
Bedford M Springs Ten Pins
Billiards
Wiikwn; Wolf Confection
Broadtop Township. I
EichelbeJger A Co Store 14 §'
John Foster Eating House ST*
'* Ten Pin alley
Given A Maguire Store 14 §P
Johns A Co
D. Dunn A Lawrence Store 14 §H>
Vandevander A Baker " 14 k)
Richard Landgdon 44 14
Alfred Evans Confectionary )0
R. N. Higdoo
John Dell Liquors |X>
Hopewell.
Jacob Steel Store
Cumberland Valley
Daniel Anderson Store I4;"0
Henry Miller Distillery §dt>
j Colerain.
A. C. James Store 14 dO
Jacob Reed A Co. 44 lij-
Harrison Township.
Valentine B. Werta Store 14 GO
Geo. R. Bailey 44 14 0°
Juniata Township.
George Gardill Store 14 00
Lewis N. Fyan 44 1 4 00
William Kyser 44 1 4 00
Hilleeas A Co 44 1 4 00
Joseph Holler 44 14 00
Kapier.
G. W. Blackburn, Store li 00
Samuel iieffner 44 I< 00
Middle Woodberryt
Daniel Storer Store 00
D. F Beegle 44 ; 00
Andrew Baker Store %• 00
Geo. R. Barndollar 44 17 00
A. L. Bechhoefer 44 J7 00
J. W. Ricketsou " jp 00
Soath Woodherry.
D. F. Buck Store 17 00
D. M. Bare 44 17 00
Samuel Oster 44 W> 00
George Kauffroan 44 3" (Ki
Robert Ralston 44 ■" 00
East Provident*
Jacob Felton Store 3" 00
1). A. T. Black Store 7 Oo
John Nycum A Sons 44 7 00
John Lauderbaugh 44 p 00
Bloody Run Borough.
J. M. Barndollar A Son Store 7 00
J.B. Williams 44 i 7 00
Wm. States A Co. 44 7 00
Thomas Ritchcy 44 | 7 00
Baughrnan A Co. 44 ? 7 00
Eli Ramsey Drugs | 7 00
Mrs. Phebe Akere 7 00
Charles Blake Eating Hons* 10 00
Abraham Sparks 44 44 10 00
Mrs- J. A. Mann Store 7 00
We3t Providence.
Joseph Stoner Ten Pin 7 SO
John Gilbreath Store 7 00
Southampton. • !
Hugh Wilson, Store I 7 00
George Himes 44 7 00
Snake Spring.
William Lyrlnger Confecti>a f 700
Liberty Township.
David Cypher Store 7 00
Catharine Hockler A Bon Store & 7 00
Lewis Putt 44 It 7 00
Fluck A Wharton 44 ll 7 00
B. Elliott 1 7 00
Londonderry. m
Jacob Evar.s Store 4 7 00
David Evans 41 4 7 00
Cairus M. Devore * 44 4 7 00
Monroe
James R. O'Neil Store 4 7 00
Daniel Fletcher 4> . 4 700
Asa M. Williams " 4 7 00
Schellsbnrg Borough..
John Smith Hardware .4 700
John S. Schell Store 4 7 00
Black A Border '' .4 700
Jac. W. Miller A Robison Store i 4 700
Duncan McVicker 4 ' 14 7 00
John E. Colvin 44 it 700
E. Berkstresser A Son 44 14 7 00
St. Clair Township.
Mrs. Charlotte Sleek Eating Hon* 10 00
Mrs. Rachel Nauglo 41 44 10 00
John Hughes Distillery 16 00
G. D. Trout Store 14 7 00
Simon Hershman 44 _ t: 14 700
F. I). Beegle 44 fl4 7 (X)
Miss A. C. Smith 44 fl4 700
Nathan Wright 44 §l4 700
G. B. Amick 44 1 4 7 00
Josiah Blackburn 44 |l4 700
Horn A Brother 44 1 4 700
Enos Coyle Distillery 15 00
Notice is hereby given, that an appe&ll be held
at the Court House, on the 7th davof } . 1804.
A. J. SfcOM.
Mercantilttpraiscr.
apr. 1, 1804—f-
THE LOST FOIKD.
* VER T THISG IS SO IF L Oils
If I G II PR I CIS.
But If yon wish to find them again. at oil ceo, toll at
>IIH E. MoAVt'H,
who has jnst returned from PhiladelphiMh the
LARGEST AND BEST SELEfiON OF
MILLIE EKY (|oi >s
ever bronchi to Bedfoad, which oha wilfctat old prices
or cheaper.
HER.STOCK C OS SI STS OF A &FRAL AS
SORTS EST OF fasb t osabi.e Jbr. straw
ca errs, leg ho ns , va sn cra j% bonne ts,
INFANT GAI'S. AS If HOODS. SHMRS, AND A
LA ItGE A SSOH TS EST OF LAD/ESTSSES A SD
CHILDRESS HATS OF THE UT BEST
STVLESOF ALL COLORS.
A Beautifnl assortment of Plaids. Ttf no. the lateot
•tylei Flonncei, Ruche*. Ladies drvirap*. Coroeu,
Balmoral Skirts, Hoop Head Ne Dress Trim
mingo, Zephvro Shetland Wool. An.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT Op RENADISE
VEILS or ALL COLORS ; ALSO tfES~ LINES
COLLARS ASD PO CKE T- IIA SDK% CHIK FS, PC
AC.
Do not pnr<-ha elsewhere until vorhl and examine
the above otock of good*, u you wiil o#niy find it to.
vour own interest,
apr. IS4—d.
WA>TEi
Several thouoand feet ofdry 4x4 Clir ; alee 4 ineh
Cherry Plank. Alto old eoppv and br '
Andrew IA<K WOKLS,
arrlthdoa, Pa.
marrk r, *
Protpcclut for tHtSi
T H E W () R \j D:
Am l'- j >Vwi ., Vakl w
H ti,k Ijf rwspaper.
UNION OF THE WORLD AND ARGUS.
THb W ORLD, to which the New York Wttklv Arm,.
,as been united, ha to-day fi vc tunc, the u-gregaie &
elation of any Democratic or conservative newspaper
t addresses weekly alone more than lOO.OUU subscribers
.udconstant purchasers, and reaches at least k<dfu milium
eaders. ith the stendy increase i n circulation which it
LOW enjoy., these numb. r.wiiisoon i>edoubled. Nothing
est uiari this should satisfy those who believe that the on
y hope of restoring the L'nion and the authority of the
onst nation oreranow distracted and divided country
.cs in wrwtmg power from the hands of those whose fa
mtuismU- helped to provoke,invite, and prolong the
ear ; ana limp, accomplishibis end, no means is so effec
ne as the difttnmm. through ahie and enterprising ne „.
■upers. of sound political knowledge among the working
nan, the thinking m„. and the s oting men of the North
Enterprise, industry, p n d money will be liberaUv ex-
J "'- W theßl.'fiT NKM SPAPKR
n't j no ** tcom every part of tne world
will be early and authentic. Wherever the telegraph ex
ends, or railroads run, or steami„ a ts ply. it wi a bather
:be latest intelligence. It has a large staff of accom
plished correspondents witn all the l.- 3 ral ainiies who
will telegraph and write to us the latest r. w 3 ujtn the va
rious lent® of war. It has correspondent- ~d reporters
in every political and commercial centre in \. I)erlca and
Europe, whose letters and dispatches will lea-,*. nothing
worthy of note unknown to its readers.
The market report* of the WOULD are more complete
than those of any other newspaper. Tho Editors in . p.,
coiupnri.-.on in this respect and point to the reports of th, I
Cattle Markets, the general and country produce markets. \
and the money market in its columns, as proof of its ex
cellence in this respect. The WORLD has also a special
department devoted to Agriculture, filled with editorial
article*, communications from practical fanners, and se
lected matter, making a valuable and useful paper, for the
Farmers and Mechanic* of the country.
The war in wbii h the nation i engaged against armcif
and infatuated Rebels, and the radical policy of the ad
ministration which prolong* if, have conspired to bring
together upon one platform all conservative, Union-loving,
and Constitution-loving wen, of whatever former name
and creed. .Many of those who, within tho limits of the
Constitution, fought tho battles of the ballot box under
the leadership of those patriotic statesmen of other and
better days, Henry Clay and Daniel Webster, together with
the masses whose principle* were those of such patriots as
Andrew Jackson and William L. Marcv, Silas Wright and
i Stephen A. Douglas, now stand shoulder to shoulder upon
the same platform and under the same banner. The plat
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apr. 15, 1864—c. Jj Park Jtoic, Xetc York.
WASHINGTON HOTEIT
HEDFOHI), PA.
S. S. DIEKI,, & WILLIAM DIBERT
RESPECTFULLY announce to their friends in Bed
ford conntv, and to the public generally, that they
have leased for a teriu of year*, the large and convenient
brick Hotel, at the cornfirof Pitt aud Juliana streets. Bed
ford, Pa., known a. the "WASHINGTON HOTEL,"
and lately kepi by -Mrs. S. Filler.
This house is being thoroughly refitted and refurnished
and is now open for tha reception of guests. Visitors to
the "BKDFOKD SPRINGS," nnd persons attending
Court will find the house a pleasant end quiet temporary
home. Every attention will be paid to the accommodation
and eemfort of guest". The tabic will at all times be
supplied with the best the markets afford. Charges v*ill
be moderate. Extensive stab'ung is attached to this ho
tel and a careful and competent hostler will bo in attend
ance.
Special attention will bo paid to the accommodation of
the farming community.
Coaches leave this House daily (Sunday excepted) at
6J o'aloek A. M. and 2 ociock. P. M. to connect with the
trains going East from Mount Dallas and Bloody Run.—
A eoaoh will also leave tri-week'.y. (Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays) for Somerset. The travelling putb
!io will find it decidedly to their advantage to stop wi ;h
them.
Bedford, jar. 22. 186G-tf.
Tavern Licenses.
The following pereons have taken oat petitions for the
purpose of Presenting them to the Curt at May Saesion
1564 for license to keep Tavern.
David Stacker. Rainsbnrg. Colerain township.
Catharine Eichelberger Hopewell Broad Top tp.
I)eihl A Dibert Bedford Borough.
Joseph Mortintoro Snake spring township.
John Drhew Broad Top township.
Henry Fluke. V, T nodbury.
William Ppdr.son, " #
Thomas C. Uoighart, Union township.
Harry llullinger, Hoppwell,
Christian Kveraole, Ft Clairsville, St Clair to* jv.
Hornard O'Neal, Ohenoyeville. Southampton tp.
Josrph Poller, Boeua Vista, Jouiata township.
SarnU M. Sleek, Pleasantville, St Clair township.
Val., Sterkman, Bedford Bor.,
Thomas M'Cauliff, Kuot.a Vista, Jnniata township.
JohnC. Black. Bloods Run, Wast Providence tp.
Dul., F. Stone, Rairieburg, Colerain township.
Jaoob Haum. Saxton, l.ibertv township.
Geo. W. Figard, Fairplay, Broad Top township.
Aaron W. Heed. South Woodberrv to. |
A. J. I'ennell, Rainsbnrg, Colernin township.
A. J. Snivelv, Schellslwrg Bor.
George M. fomn, Schellsburg Bor.
C. A. MeKillipy, North Point. Broadtop township.
Joseph B. Stou'er, Bloody Kan, West Providence tp.
J. Val.. Besserer, Stonerstown, Liberty township.
Peter Amiok, Ft CTaircvilte, St Clair township.
J. Feightner, Palo Alto, Londonderry, tp.
P.A.T. Black. Ray's Hill, Kast Providence tp.
Jas. A. Haney. Centerville, Cumberland Valley tp.
Benjamin Elliott, Stonerstown, Libarty township.
Isaac Mengel, Bedford Bor.,
O. K. SHANNON, CUrk.
LOCUST PINS, LOCUST PINS, STAVES, &c.
WANTED.
T.arcre quantities, all length?. of LOCI ST PIXS for
Cash Mso, Stave* ; lloop-Polo.'* ; Oak, Ash, Hickory,
r„ P u* Ito tievMrae.
Callow hill St. Warf, Phila.
apr. 22.—< L
White & Moor's Malt Coffee.
CONTAINING a portion of the best JavaCoFee. The
healthiest and cheapest substitute for eofiee in the
world. Price 26 eeew per ponid. For sale it IkjM
gain store of . 1. * W. (IfTFfi.
Ifeuefa 1%, IM4-tf.
Court Proclamation.
To TII s R<)AO*, TH a JHitkat r *r THK Pitxrw. ***
Co.STABLE* IT THE DIPTEUEM '1 OWSSHLF# IT THB
COUHTT or ftcnroap, I.HEEHMJ.
KNOW Vl£ that in pursuance ofaprsrcpt t" r* direct
ed, under the hand and seal of the Hon. JA M Krf XIL1„
I'resident of the several Courts of Couunort Flew* in the
consisting of the counties of Franklin,
r niton, Hedtord end Somerset. and by virtue of his >(s< •
oft he Court of Oyer and Terminer and (Iruerai Jsiidvliv .
cry for the trial of capital and other olfender* therein and
m the General Court of Qurater* Sessions of the Peaeo ;
and S AUT'BL !)AVIS and JAKE* Brass, Jr. Esq*. ; Judg
es of the game Court in the au>e County of Bedford, You
and each of you are hereby required to be and appear in
your proper persons with your record*. Reeoguoisaticei.
Examination*. and other remembrances before the Jndg
u* aforesaid, at Bedford, at a Court of Oyer and IT one i met
and General Jail Delivery and General Quarter Session*
of the Peace therein to lie hidden for the county of Bod
ford. aforesaid on the first Monday of May . (beats tho
2d day,) at 10 o clock in tho forenoon of that day, there
and then to do tho*e thing* to which your several offices
appertain.
IJIVEX undermy hand at Bedford, on the Bth of April,
in the year of our Lord, 1881. JOHN" ALD3TDAT,
Sheriff"* Office. Bedford, > Sheriff.
apr. 8, 1883. f
SHERIFFS SALES. ~
By virtue of sundry writ* of esnd. Expona* and /oci
r ruc.os to mc directed, there will t> aoidat the Court
IIoue, in the Borough of Bedford, ,m Saturday, the 30th
day of March, A. t>. the following Keal Kttate, vi:
One tract of lanisjtuate in Kast Providence township,
, Bedford county, Pa., containing one hundred and forty
acres , about 80 acres cleanui and under fence, with a one
and a half story Log Houo, and Double Log Barn, and
other set buildings thereon erected, also an apple orchard
. 'Creoji adjoining land* of Daniel Davis, John Swart*,
.eonarj 'ntta, and others, and taken ia execution as the
Sieighter,
t, ~ Vtact °f lsnd situnto in Juniata township,
Bedford county. „„, uini! u jm>n or ,„ M> hil , u t7
sere* ctearcd *nduM„ f^CCi wjtil , , llir> an<l awf Ug
ouse am cnisH Log Stable thereont erected, adjoining
laud, of Joseph Bnnkyr. A . Imgrund, and others!
x A" 7°' £77 property of ZM. Lehman.
ALsO. One trartof .and su, val „ j n Southampton town
*hip, B*lfnrd county eontmn.ug u - mo „ nr l e „,
about 20 acre, cleared ai.d und r , ftl wit h a story and
.half Log House and Smai .stable thereon erected, ad- !
joining lauds of Alexander Lee. Uan(or Abrah , m
hern • heir*, and others, and taken m Xw . ution „ . !
property of David Smith. I
ALSO, One tryt of land situate in
ship, Bedford county, containing 57 acres. vijoini!,..\
of G. H. Spang,O.K. Shannon. William I:.,ma,
Ben net and William Lashley. l-eing part of a tract ofln*
bought liy Williaia <)s. from Abraham Kern's Executor a
by deed dated 16th of December, lttul. Recorded i:i Boo*
A.C. Page US, and taken in execution as the property of
George liams.
ALSO, One tract of land situate in Liberty township,
Bedford county, containing 142 acres, adjoining lands of
0. E. Shannon, Esq., .lames Clark. Levi Abbott, and oth
ers, with a new Frame House and Frame Barn t'nercon
erected, about 100 acres cleared and under fence, also an
apple orchard thereon, also one other tract of land adjoin
ing the above, containing .">0 acres more or less, 10 acres
cleared and under fence,-Sud takeu iu execution as the
property of John Ling.
ALSO, One tract ot land situate in Hopewell township,
Bedford county, all the defendants right, title, and inter
est in and to a Uact of laud containing 53 acres and aia>ut
45 acres cleared and under fence, with a House and Barn
thcroon erected, adjoining lands of John Savage and the
liaystown Branch of the Juniata Iliver, and others, be
ing the ssone tract of land which was patented to Phila
wv n Diekersou, in 1752. by sundry assurances in Ikw,
duly became vested in John A. Osbom, the defendant,
with the right and appurtenances thereunto, and taken
in execution as the property of John A. Osborn.
ALSO, One tract of land situate in Londonderry town
ship. Bedford county, containing ISO acres mora or less,
about 60 acres cleared and under fence, with a two story
Log Dwelling House, and Log Stable thoreon erected, al
so an Apple Orchard thereon, adjoining lands of David
Moser, Frederick Smith, George Wolford and others, and
taken in execution as the property of Solomon Smith.
ALSO, One tract of land situate in South Woodberrv
township. Bedford county, containing 70 acres more of
less, adjoining 'audi of Miller's heirs. Benjamin Voder,
and other*, and taken in execution t the pmptrtynf N
P. Iteed.
ALSO, One tract of land situate in Southampton Town
ship. Bedford county, containing 16 acres more or less,
all cleared and under fence, with a two story Log Dwel
ling House, with kitchen attached, a Log Stable thereon
erected, adjoining lands of John H. Smith. Ti ghman
A oriberaft, and others, and taken in execution as the
property of John Cavcuder.
ALSO, One tract of land situate in Harrison township.
Bedford county, containing 100 acres more or less, about
7,5 acres cleared and under fence, with a two story Log
House, aud Log Stable thereon erected, adjoining'lands of
Samuel Miller. Leonard May, and George Troutman. and
taken iu execution as the property of Frederick Stube.
ALSO, One tract of unimproved land, situate io Beans
Cove, Southampton towusbip. Bedford county, adjoining
lands of Johnston Ouben, John Gordon. Samuel H. Tate's
heirs, John Cessna aud others, containing 400 acres more
or less, and taken in execution as the property of Joseph
Leastire.
ALSO, A lot of ground situate in the town of Wood
terry, Middle Wocdbcrry township, Bedford county,
fronting on Main Street, about 60 feet, extending back
about 198 feet to an alley, adjoining lots on the north by
the heirs of George Marker, dee'd, on the south by a lot
of ground belonging to the Methodist Chnrrb, with a two
story Log Frame House and porch, and other outbuild
ings thereon erected, and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Daniel B. Bulger.
Sheriff's Office. ) JOHN ALDSTADT.
apr. 8, 1864—d. > Sheriff.
List of Causes
Fcr now* roc tiu, ki Mir T*tuf, 1564, (Is? kfoidiT
Sen Bat.)
Hetty Miller, vs. Samnel Smith.
Joseph Barley " Jackson Stacker.
David C. McCormteh " Anthony Bowser.
Simon Walter " Joseph HelseL
Daniel W alter " Abm. Fills com.
Joseph Gordon * T. Hilderrand.
John Winter m Gideon Williama I
Bennett A Mare m Denie! Miller.
John Johneon *" John How save.
William Fahner " William Overaket.
James M. KeyDolde " Adam Cam.
Thomas B. Keating • Bedford Kail Read.
0. S. FHANNON,
frolkonoia'j.
epr. P, 1264—d.
LIST OF GRAND JURORS DRAWN FOR MAY TERM
IST MONDAY, 2ND DAY, 1564.
Peter F. Lehman, Foreman; Henry MeDonald, Asa
Williams, Nicholas Hysong. William Whetstone. William
Brollier. Abner Griffith, Henry Felton, Jacobs. Brown,
Samuel Fisback, James Madara, Isaac Earnest. John C.
Figart, Isaac Conner. Jacob Krans, W. H. Morgan. Ja
cob Pennell, Joseph Sleighter, William Bowies, David
Shafer, George Baiiy, John Berthiser, David Evans, Da
vid Steal.
LIST OF PETIT JURORS DRAWN FOR MAY TEP.M,
IST MONDAY, 2ND DAY, 1864.
Thomas Sleek of Samuel. Henry ShaiTar, Samnel Dnbbs,
Michael Holderbaum, Martin Brnmbaugh. John Mans- .
peaker. Isaac Devore. Thomas Mullenix. A. J. Snively, j
John W. Boeler, Israel Davis. David Koons. Henry Pen- j
cyl, David Miller. P. G. Morgnrt, Jchn Diltz. George Pot
ter, Heury Ickes, Amos Oldham. W. M. Akers, Ilarnet
Weimrr. Daac Bowen, Tobias Snider, William Lav ton,
John I. Noblo, A. J. Morgart, Thomas Hughes. Thomas
Spicer, George Blymire. Nathan Crisman, John May. Mah
!on Smith, John Corlcv. Jr. Asa flow.are, John Morti
morc. William Roblton, John Gephart. Jr. Michael M :ssl,
Drawn and certified at the Commissioner's Office. Feb
apr. S, 1844 d. Cltrlr
RECRUITS FOR THE NAVY.
HEADQUARTERS. PROVOST MARSHAL, SIX- ]
,[>TH DtSTPICT. PcsKSTLva.HJ, C'kumiitrtbuyf, .Varck
29, 1864 District Provost Marshals hav been authorit
•d to ENLIST MEN for the NAVY and MARiN'K
CORPS. Abie or ordinary seasoen enlisted into the Na
val service receive an advance of three months pay as
bounty, to he refunded from aay prise money to which
they may he entitled. Recruits relisting in the Marine
Corps do wot receive advance pay or bounty from the I oi
ted States, but are entitled to priie money. Men enlist
ing for the Naval Service or the Marino Corps are cred.t
ed on the quotas for draft the same as toon for the Army.
Men enlisting for the First Battalion companies of the
Invalid Corps (now the Veteran Rererre Corps.) will he
credited to the quota to be furnished under the draft aC
the ward, borough or township from which they enlist.
GEO. EYSTER.
apr. J, —B. Capt.'and Pro*. Mar. 16th Dis Pa,
J. ALSIP & SON,
AUCTIONEER A COMMISSION MERCHAITI
Bedford, Pa. m
RESPECTFULLY solicit consignment of Boot* and
Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing and aU
kindaof merchandise for auction mod private tala.
Ririmsici*.
Philadelphia. Bedford.
PHILIP FORD A CO. Hon. JOB. MANN,
BOYD A HOUGH. Hen. W. DAUtjHtBTT.
A. YOUNG A BROS. 1. . MCYB&R.
Bedford. Jaa. Ll***— M.
- J ...JJliHyjUiUl
FOR SALE
| V OR
TUADE.
A farm in Bedf-rd township, owned by .Too. 11. Rush
ab-uii four mil< * from Rr<lf*r<i, ron'aining 580 acre*
about SO *. -es cleared, with iog house log Urn to 4 other
thereon erA"' ! ; mito an apple orchard
(hereon.
ALSO.
A tract of land in Harmon's Bottom. Juniata township
with lon Imiiw. hart* Ac. : tMreon erect*!, containing 7#
acre* and allowance. Bret p -'t cleared and auser fens*,
and in a good statu of calti'ation. Neartoa -hoo]
| hoose. Mill Ae., Adjoining cotr. Low. Hughes, n d others,
and lately prmehraod from V in. Hurley.
A Loft,
fdarroJ of land, lit cleared and pnder frnse, with lajg
house thereon crc-cted, astjoining <!eo. Trosttman. fiee.
May and other*. in Juniatatowirtldp, and partly in Lon
dondcrry, lately owned by Andrew Welfurd.
ALSO,
18<t jic-ee near Stbnerstown—within i mile ofßrnadtop
Railroad—aboutll acres cleared, wiia a two story
dwelling house—new bank barn—stable Ac,, there a
erected ; tlcotwo apple orchards, thereon, of choice fruit.
The ail is rich ami car-aide of producing every r
rtety of crops in this diruatc.
ALBO,
18# acres beat quality of prarie—near tie Missouri m
er, close to the county seat of Harris -u Co. lowa.
ALSO.
Two one Vnndred'and sixty a-re tracts, ad-omiti; H!k
horue City. in the richest valley cf the west—the Piatt*
Valley—about 2fl suites west of Omaha Oity, auj rio,,. to
the great nntio sal go-ww-ament road leading wcet in Xs
braslta Territory.
ALSO;
A tract of land ir fnion toMnship, containing JJJ
acres. 72a-'re* cleared, with farm h-use, tenant hoise
d-.uble log barn, aleo an apple orcnard thereon also*
good new saw mill thereon, ka- wu as the "suydag or
Kouutx property."
A7l-0.
180 acres, two mile* aborwOuiah* Cfty, on the (treat
bend of the Missouri. This tract is well timbered and
very desirable. All of these lands were located after*
personal inspection and careful examination on the ground
and can be well relied upon for future wealth, flip*
showing the precise location are io my poscuioa.
ALO,
Three desirable lots in Omaha City, Xebraaka Territe
TJ
ALSO,
A totofgronnd in the City of Haeotah, Nebraska Ter
ritory.
| THE REAL ESTATE OF JOHN' C. RIFFLR.
! iri ? "°* u in Harmon's Bottom. Red ford eonnty. eontaln
t -r r.° r which are cleared—lving on the wa
! Branch of the Janiatn. The im
> number T? * £°" a hum house, large oank barn and a
! running order CitK e' iS " 1 * 'VT *"* mil! ' D * ood
J chopj-er : also & t*. Tun ™'* r#JD<% k >nrr &nl 2 ixi*ui3tia
1 Tbis is a icrv •U,^u^ cd "* bo,,w (millers house)
< state of cultivation the " in 11 hi K b
The above real est,.,. tin 1 '. 1 *' 1 1 '' ~lc ralfln f wheal,
insure .aft. and profitable at *"'' b prices aa t
i Notes or obligation of au j
taken in exchange —i-articular'v l willbe
■J 8'm1 bauk notes.
I apr, 8.18C4. K. siIAN XOX.
sroa ffity CoUcgt"
Hon. Wilton M'Canaisss, Judge U. S. Ctreait,
Prciident. '
PITTBBCRO. PA., Corner. Penn and St. Clair street*
THEI LARGESTfCHEAPEST lAJCD BEiy
#5:5^5.06
j Pays for a full Commercial Conrie.
S*~Xo extra charges for Msuufaetnrere.
j Railroad and Bank Rook-keeping. Ministers' sons' wt
. half price. Stuuents entsr and review at any time.
This institution is conducted by experienced Teachers
i and practical Accountant*, who prepare young men for
active businees at the least expense arid shortest notice,
i for the most lucrative and responsible situations. Diplo
mas granted for merit only. Iter-.ee the universal jirefer-
I enee for graduates of this college, by businets men.
Prof. A. Cowley, the best Penman of the Tnion. who
i holdsthe l.irgest number of Ist Premiums, and erer all
! competitors, teachers Rapid Business Writing,
j Circulars containing full information sent free on ep
: plication to the Principals.
•! SXKIN'S A SMITH,
Pittsburg, Pa.
j July S, 1842—zx.
COOKE'S
SITGAR EVAPORATER.
Over 4000 in vise.
YTTILL manufacture Pyrup in 30 minutei. eqna' t A*
V the btit New Orleans. Eraporate. defteetet aad
finishes with one operation. Is simple and easily mui*-
ged. The only eyrup maker in ue fire yeara without .
rival.
We wili guarantee the cane more profitable than nap
otter crop.
For farther particular* inquire of J. H. Schell. Schelle
httrg, where prime seed can be had. or at Geo. Blymyer
4 Son'a, Bedford, Panykieta furnished free at the above
placet
BLYMYER, BATES 4 DOT,
Mansfield. Ohta.
Feb. 58, ISS<—J tao. *
"GREAT BARGAINS
AT.THE
lXPooiil 0! FIMS.
Ehurk Brothers aro juit receding a Splendid flodt of
FANCY I>RY GOODS,
CONSISTING IN PART OF F.ANCT DRIBS BIT.X\
CHALLIES. POPLINS. MOHAIR DELAIXB. IJARS
GES, FRENCH LAWNS, FANCY PRINTS, AG.
! SILKS AND CLOTII MANTILLAS.
SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY. MOURMNO AND
i LACE GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, A HANhi
; SOME LOT OF LACE MANTILLAS AND SHAWLS,
| BONNETS AND BONNET RIBBON.
i FLOWERS, CHILDREN'S HATS AND FLATS, 1-A
---1 OIL'S AND CHILDREN'S GAITORS. SLTPPKU- AND
FINE BOOTS, NOTIONS IN GREAT VARIETY.
STOCKINGS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS. COL
LARS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, PEIiFCMERY, 40.
The atork consist! of every article usually kept ta a
First Class Fancy Store nleetal by r.n experienced oltv
: lady. Thankful fur past faTori we aak n continuance f
i your patronage. SHCCK Bn-'TUaa*.
| The old firm of P. 4. W. Shuck also ask a call to awe
bet/new ttock and a continuance of puhlie patronage.
S.""& W. SHUCK.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OR
STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
QI'EENSWARE. A GREAT VARIETY OF snORS
FOR LADIES, CHILDREN. MEN AND BOYS SHOHR
AND BOOTS. HATS AND CAPS. ALL DKaCKLP*
TIOXS OF LEATHER.
>6O CORDS OF TAN BARK WANTED,
apr. S, 1864 tf.
O Yes : < > Yes ! I
T take thii method of informingthe public that I ha*
taken oct Auctioneer and Hale License, and will attend
whenever deiired on tho ahorteat notice and moat reunite
bio term. _
Pcarona wishing hia aervieoa of the auctioneer Will
■ pleaac call upon the undersigned before advertising.
Applyto JOHNALSIP,
. ' ' Bedford, Pn.
Jan. IMS— ft
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the matter of the account of J. W. T.ingenfellejfc
F.tq., Adminiatrator of the estate of .Mary Guidon, dee'd.
The eubecriber appointed to fettle the exception! o said
account and to'report a distribution of the fund* in tn
banda of the Administrator, will attend for that purpode
at his office in Bedford, on Friday, tho 22nd of Apria.
Inst., when and where all parties interested may attendl
they think propea. JOHN MOWER,
l Audita*.
apr. 8, 1884—4.
IMPORTANT NOTICR.
Storekeeper! and all other persona ore hereby apeelally
warned and eantioned again it idling good*on my credit
or in any way trailing on ray account my wife or other
raembersofmv family, ea I will not pay any debte which
I that mar contract, haying .applied them abundantly vgttfc
1 Gm ramraa ef lei.o-d CHARE BE MIT It
VA ■ i ,!*,■£*? IP+r Jrt' H