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PRoHlBlToRY LIQUOR LAW.

u We will supply each District in Bedford
county with Tickets for aud against Prohibition,
so that all can vote their sentiments, and we
hope that every man in the County will cast
his vote one way or the other so that public
opinion on this subject may BE- fully oscertained.
Each voter will judge for himself as 10 the
course to pursue.
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The FusiOnisiS Baulked.

0J Bythe following letter from BENJAMiN RusH
BEApFoRD, Esq, the Native Ameriean candidate for
Governor, it Will be seen that that gentleman will
not allow few knavish politicians TO sacrifice him
and the party he represents, advance he prospects
OF JAMES PoLLocK, the Know Nothing. MIR. Brad
FORD is determined 10 test the sncerey and strength
OF the Native American party that nominated him as
their standard bearer without action or solicitation
on his part
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New BRlGHroN, Sept. II, 1854.
10 the Electors of PENNSYLVANIA -

FELLow-CIrIzENs; vague rumor has obtained
credence, 10 some exteni that about TO decline
IN favor oil Judge Pollock. How this report oTigIna-
ted cannot say, unless It Is OF the spasmodlc e-
iorts OF political organizations; and 1t utterly
impossible for me TO reply, through the medium OF
private correspondence, To all the inquiries made on
the subject. nave thought proper o adopt this mode
OF satisfying my friends throughout the State, and
frustrating the schemes OF Whggery in its last acts
OF desperation.
Fellow Citizens: The position | occupy before
you was unsought and undeslred by me; but having
accepted nomination at The hands OF my friends
Conferred without my knowledge) | should be
than IA traitor 10 iorsake them now in the hour Of
peril. shall, therefore, remain in the field and
let the people, the second Tuesday OF October,
decide by their votes who shall i'll the Guberuatoral
Chair Of this my native State.
BENZ. RUSH BRADFORD.
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OS2~ ImE WEgAr CEoP ~ GREAT BRIrAIx.-Gen.
Webb IN a letter from England 10 the New York
Courier a1sd Enquirer, writes s'that the wheat CROP
now being rapidly secured without The slightest IN
jury from the occasional showers which have fallen
III certain districts and slightly retarded the work.
is not only tie greatest ia extent but the mo-. pro-
ductive per that has been produced in the
United klngdons.''
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JNO. MOWER,
INFORMATION WANTED.
Sept. %, 1854.

Ifthere are any persons in Bedford or the adj
joining counties who had son or brother by
name of SamueL .HcGriger who enlisted in the
army of the United States sometime abou, Octo-
ber, 1880, at or near Columbia, Pa. they are
requested to make known the fact TO the UNDER
signed, and they may hear Of something TO their
advantage. A. SAUPP,
p. ~ Bedford, Pa.
Sept. 90. IS5i-Gt.s
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO the estate of Henry
Miller, late of Bedford Township, deceased,
will make immediate payment-and those hav-
ing claims will present them properly authen-
tIcated for settlement
JOSIAH RICHEY,
Sept. 29, 1891. .7dmiRiSfrator,
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WILSON REILLY, ESQ.

To- This gentleman, the Democratic nominee for
Congress in this District, spent couple OF days IN
Bedford and vicinity during the present week, and
made highly favorable impression upon our citi-
Zens!
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Independent Candidate for the
Senate.
10 the people Of Bedford,
Somerset and Fulton Counties

am candidate for the Office of State Senator
Should yon elect me, shall eadeavor to serve YOU
honestly and faithfully. ISAAC HUGUS.
Sent 81. 1881
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TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

Sealed Proposals will be rectiveda at the Com
missioner's Ctfce OF Bedford County, up TO FRI
day the 10Th day of October next, at & O'Clock,
P. NJ, for the erection OF a Wood Truss Bridge
over Dunnngs Greek, at the fording on the
road BEADING from Philip Zimmer's to Charles
Smiths. Said proposals are to be according to
the plan and specifications to be seen at the
Commissioners Cilice.
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Democratic Meeting in sohellsburg.

G5~ Mr.. REILLY, in company with JOHN P.
REED, Esq, visited Schellsburg on last Monday,
and in few hours notice a Democratic meet
ing assembled, for the purpose Of hearing Mr..
Reilly speak. As in Bedford, he met the highest
expectation ofoar friends Of old Napier. Al.
SNlyELY, Esq, acted as President of The meet
ing, and PETER DEwALT, Esq, as Secretary.
After Mr.. Reilly had concluded, loud call
was made for Maj. S. IL. Tate, the Democratic
candidate for Prothonotary, who made brief,
but eloquent and effective address. ''The De-
mocratic Party expects every man to do his
duty
Gg~ A YouNG Man, ofuaeaceptiouajte morals, and
agreeable disposition, between the age OF II and Is
years, will be taken this office 10 learn the Print
ing Business, on favorable terms.
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THE BEDFORD GAZETTE.
Bedford, sept. 80, 1854.
G. w. Bowman, Editor and Proprietor.

G.. w. Bowman, Editor and Proprietor
Democratic State Ticket.
GOVERNOR:
HON. WILLIAM BlGLER.
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT:
E'ON. JEREMIAH 6. BLACK.
CANAL COMMISSIONERS:
COL. HENRY s. MOTT.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Congress WILSON REILLY.
Assembly T. DAUGHERTY,
VIM. A. SMITH.
Associate Judge-JN0. &. HARTLEY.
Sheriff HUGH MOORE.
Prothonotary-S II. TATE.
Commissioner-THOS. W. HORTON.
Poor Director VIM. STATES.
Autitor-DANIEL BARLEY.
Coroner-PHILIP MOSS.
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The Erie Var.

The .2fforney General Of Pennsylvania as.
the Erie md AortA EaSt RoiirOad Company.
DECREE OF THE SUPREME COURT. Sent. 7. 1854.
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C3~ Mrs. Elizabeth Benton, wife of Col Benton,
who died at Washington on Sunday evening, was 60
years of age For several years she has been pro.-
trated, having been deprived OF nteTance and OF all
her energies, bat she bore her suferngs ii is stated
with uneXamrled fortitude and christian resignation
writer IN the I,tteitgeneer says:
The ruling feeling in Mrs. Benion's heart, and
strongest 10 the last, her devotion TO her hus-
band. or late she has sat constantly by his side
when at his labors at home, and indeed their lives
may be- sald 10 have been inseperabie, for she has
made her home wherever his business has called
him. She was reconciled 10 part with him on his
late return TO Missouri, because she too weak 10
accompany him, and knew that his duty required
his presence at home. When she felt the approach
OF the crisis which terminated her life, she led her
daughter 10 the vacant char in which her hus shaud
worked, and, by look and gestures, made apparent
that she required his recall. 1t was TOO late. She
walked 10 the bed in The next apartment, from which
she able to rise again.
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CJ~PorAToEs ~ IREiAxD.-The Belfast Mnrcury
says, 'lhe magnitude OF the crop for 1851 is certain
Is very much beyeHd that ever before known in this
country. Taking low average, we should say that
the gross value of reand's potato lands this season
cannot he under fl5 600 900" Ireland contains
not than SIX millions and half Of lnhabi-
tants and the potato crop for the present year
imafed TO be worth 20 millions OF dollars, or rather
than ten dollars for each man, woman or child.
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The ffpssld Of The 9th, gives the following
further particulars
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A Mean Trick /!

BENZ. RUSH BRADFORD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18
SPRING GOODS,

hANTILLAS, MANTILLAS. BRODIES RETAIL
M opening day for his exposition Of the and latest
styles Of spring and summer silk and lace msntlas fixed
for the 18th for which occasion he has hsd his
premises enlarged and beautaed for the convenience
comfort of his lady customers and having just returned
from Earope he will be prepared that exhibit
largest and most select stock be out Of Paris
10 Acknowledged both in this country Europe
lead the mants and cloak trade Of the United States
has been enabled this to make with
Of the leading Partisan houses for the
OF their designs and styles In plain and embroidered goods
Ladies call and see Brodes handsome stock and less
handsome premises
NEW STYLE SPRING RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS
~ lawns, dress trimming ribbons, flowers grapes &c.
The undersigned has opened extensive
cuvey for the Wholesale trade adjoining his retail store
with handsome stock Of goods, At low prices
invites the jobbing trade to favor him early
call. M ii. LICHTENSTEIN, 90 Bowery
CPRING FAsHIONS.-M0LYNEUx BELL, NO. 5s
- Canal street will expose Monday 10Th inst
inspection of hs numerous lady his stock OF spring
mactias both imported OF his com
prng every variety Of the richest materials and tho
most elegant designs He invites the special aten
ton Of ladies this exposition of choice fabrics believing
they cannot be sxceed In novelty and excellence elsewhere
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Married.

On Thursday March 16, at the Church Of the Transit
fguraticn by the Rev DR.. Houghton Mr. AUGUSTUS FIELD
to FANNY PEARaAII, daughter Of Samuel Bradhurst.
On Thursday, March IT, at the Church of the Holy
Communion by the Rev. w. A. Muhlenberg SAMUEL f.
IRBorsoN, Esq, to ISABEL H. DUFF.
At Doylestown, Pa, on Thursday, March 10, by the
Rev. s. NJ Andrews, T. BIGKLow LAWRENCE, Esq, of the
United States Legation, London, to EIHABErH, eldest
daughter of Hon. Henry Chapman
In this city, Thursday, March 16, by the Rev. Dr.
Fisher, GEORGE JAMESON to isabella L. MURDOCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

W0nderful Discovery Has Recently Been
made BY Dr. Curtis Of this city in tho treatment Of
sumption asthma and all diseases Of the lungs We refer
Dr. Curtis hygeans inhssE hygean and cherry
syrup" With this new method Dr. Z. has restored many
siSted ones perfect an evidence Of which he
physician remarks" 1t is evident that by nhalingcon
santly breathing agreeable healing vapor-the medi
sinai must direct contact with the whole
Of the aerial cavity Of the lung and thus the
And varied changes produced them when introduced
into the stomach and subjected to the Of Digestion
BRooKLyH, N. r. Dec. 20, 1883.
For about eight years have very severely aacted
with the asthma Tor the last two have suffered DO
POND all Of description; months at time have
not been able to sleep bed getting what rest could sit
wing In chair. Ny diculty Of breathing and suffer-
tngs great a. times that for hours together
friends expected each hour would be my During the
The most celebrated physicians but have received perma
benefit and but little relief at length had the good
procure Dr. Curtis hygeana inhang hygean
yapor and cherry syrup At the time first obtained IL
suffering under violent attacks and
great dtres almost suocatng for want Of breath In
less than ten minutes from the time applied the inhaler TO
stomach and took teaspoonful Of cherry syrup
ing and had comfortable night have since continued
with the greatest possible benefit and comparative
~ we'll God only knows the amount Of suffering this med
cine has relieved FROM Ny advice to the suffering sy
Sold BY BOYD PAUL, No 40 Cortiandt street; G. H.
package n B-Any person inelosing s. to Boyd Paul.
Curtis Perkins, New York, will receive package
tanning bottle Of hygean Of cherry syrup and
inhaler in neat box by to of the
United States four packages for 80 Tho hygeana
sale by all the druggists In the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

Brooklyn physicans:-Dr. Dods Syrup Of Alumina ~
recommend this valuable preparation in
Of severe coughs colds asthma throat
and especially in Of hemorrhage from the lungs
ing witnessed its value in occurring under
observation The medicine prepared from prescription
of Dr. Dods we'll known and scientific practitioner
has the full the profession being compound
sent when vcisstudss Of prevail every family
should have this valuable remedy at hand For sale
B. D. Sands druggists, Of Fulton and William
streets; Rushton. Clark Co., in their Broadway and
rally, and the proprietor, ANDREW EDDIE, III Fulton
street, New York.
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AGENCIES.

A CARD-J. II. PITKIN OFFICE 20s BROADWAY,
"a Groom No IL having, at the request Of some Of hs
irends, resumed his negotiations for the lease
hase stores will attend TO said business in the city Of
New York Also to the purchase and sale OF country
prty See Pkins Price List No. TO be had at his office
ss above dated March IS 1854 Of Woodhavcn East New
York and Jamaica property the cheapest and beet 70 he
found IN the market by more than 100 per cent.
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Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL for Coughs and
asthma ST. Hastings syrup of naptha and Group
81 Wistars balsam of wild cherry for the lungs 81 Rod
ways pills and ointmentpoor mans friend; Van Ham
shnspps al Mcrses inyisorating cordial a. two for S.
Russia s.vs paisya pain s1traotOr heAliistsr,s sins
l27 Bowery Also, Hyatts nfallbe life bayam for rheu
matiEn, Is cents.
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oCULIsTs AND AURrsTs.

VNHE EAR AND EYE.-DR. HEATH hURTSr AND
ocut deyoes especinl attention 20 the treatment Of
danep and all dseaes ~ the end eye. Once No 40
Howard street Hours 10 10 q DR. gntta porcha auri
Gle for deafness can now be had.
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master 81 Richmond Me-, writes hygeana
ing wonders here My sister has had distressing cough
with great diligently Of breathing for She the
inhaler and took the cherry syrup hut few
wssrelieved and after one months uso Of IT, her
y.ugh Ia we'll DIR. Curtis system of Inhalation
revolution the diseases
she lungs There no mistake y truly wonderful dis
Cortland street O. III. Ring Of John street and
Broadway, New York; and Mrs. Hayes, No no Fulton
&C. no hsse unprsc edented testimony See pamphlet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

Readings Russia SaIvc, Boston Remedy
Of thirty years standng without fail burns scad
boils ehhians chapPed hands ses and every outward
Sold by H. Ring of John street and Broadway
" Cokner Co., 81 Barclay street, and by druggists
and apotheearies generally.
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Ffts-Ffts-Fits-Can be Cured by the Use Of
Hanees epe pto pills Every who has child suffer
Ing th fts should try them They equally
good class Of diseases which
tor SETH s. HANCE, los Baltimore street, Baltimore,
Md will send them to part OF the country by mail
free Of the receipt Of remittance post paid
Price 81 per box two for -.
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THE TURF.

JTNIoN COURSE, L. I,-TR0TTING-oN MONDAY
u March 20, at halfpast o'clock r. MA Match for
$50; FIVE miles out.-H. Woodruff names b. m Susan: A
Conckn gr g. Grey Jim. Stages will leave the w
lameburg ferries the hourly Fare gay
l2L centa JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor
TTNIoN COURSE, L. 1.-THE PURSES AND STAKES
u advertised tho Spirit Of the Tines week
will close on Saturday the 18th inst at 10 o'clock PM at
Falkland DURYEA'S corner East Broadway and Catha
rine streets. JOHN l. sNEDIKER, Proprietor
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
DEv. ISAAC FERRIS ID. D. CHANCELLOR OF THE
LII University will deliver the sixteenth discourse before
the Young Mems Association Of tho South Dutch Church.
Filth corner Twenty first street, Sabbath
evening, 10th instant, at ~ O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

Premium Wigs and Toupces.-Strangers,
81 yon want good wige ladies' back and front hrads
curls and hair work OF every description TO MEDHURST
a HEARDs, ~ Maiden lane, the only place to get them
good and cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

pEAcH ORCHARD COAL, MINED THIS YEAR-or
the first quality carefully prepared at the lowest
price Also Lehigb from the mines Of the Lehgh Co
white ash sehuykill Cumberland camel and Liverpool
orrel Goals HENRY REEVE SO Murray street corner Of
Canal and Centre Streets and Of Jane
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A SPECIAL MEETING WILL Blk HELD AT THE
"A Stuyvesant Institute $50 Broadway, Saturday
March adopt for the purchase Of Dr. Abbot
Egyptian collection Persons wishing to aid in this desra
bic project are requested TO attend at O'clock
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Trusses.-Tbe only Prize Medal for Trusses
awarded to Marsh Co by tho industrial Exhibition all
nations at the Crystal Psace for their
The peculiar character OF this forth
pamphlet descriptive of every
variety Of rupure elastic stockings knee caps and every
variety OF bandage. MARSH CO., ~ Maiden lane.
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childrens ladies' misses
s.5ss
:..s;
advantage to call TEEx is1s So RI
Ladies' Gaiter..-rweIvo and Fourteen
are -: 81 G ns: pS asr;
ssa ~ish procure those other articles
ss as no a hi.
ss as isss he award
Look to Your Feet.-Paris Boots, improved
ssk sole and patent dress boots shoes and CATERS from
q Pays , asS assn ss II s
1U0ENE FERRIS 81 Nassau street, where boots
$4,000, OOO-Carpets for the Malnon.-Elram
ss ssa sa:
"A Glorious Chance for Bargains Hiram
g. so s sas.
sa iss.R '' 70 ana ''''''
Msssrs RIGHT SBAILEYstho spring styles Of tho
nc:se ssyss and three
NEE. their y;,isd
+
Window Shades, GOETHE Largest, Best and
sAsApss stock shades lace and muslin curtains
,nS a h.sss :S.s y Ssps No
.shs loves, HEis; s. tn EEScusoN
Sewing Machlnes-Caution to the Public
81 ssHs
nsd shs unless they license from the undersigned
/ 'is.
a. ;ssss
as Esses to as S
ned IS
ss.ving Maehines.-The Wheeler s. Wilson
.-..ias.ios, satisfy Ssm.svss tho srssssr
ihaa my heretofore offered 70 the public.
Defiance Salamnnder Safes, Gaylor's Pa
ss.4-RoBnRT n PATRICK is the sole manufactgrsr in
Ssaa': imps1ssahls defiance locks and bars ne
Pearl street, door below Maiden lane.
10 Housekeepcrs.-In order to make room
rs n
is s e: 'isss
t.ss Glass a.tgrss 4s a. q which WIN posisiys
sss .ss ass1ao Fsr.
goods, Importation, onered In New
Yosf, TO which respectfully call your attention:
New Marble stores, 6ss and S35 broadway.
Charles London Cordial Gin, the Purcst
anti most delicious iqueres is recommended tho msd
cal profession universally To be had OF all druggists
sole importer, EDMUND G. CHARLES, Park place.
Hair Dye and Wigs.-Batchelor's manufac-
tsey Tor these articles Is removed to No Z Broadway
yoGA 70 che Park whore no has the best
n the world for the application Of his famous hair dye
ene the sale Of his newly invented wigs and oupees Nine
uEivA4s rooms. all on floor.
This In Emphatically an Age OF Brass,
when those who know nothing Of ha dye will palm of their
yitrio on the public The only safe way Is DEMONET
MEYERS now chemical liquid dye, which assimlates
Que injurng IT, Sold and applied at No. Is Courtandt
street TO be had OF the following drug store06
street. n East Broadway and 80 North William
F1amingO Looks Well Ira Red Feathers,
" Are that "hxT' IL you try CRISTADORO'S
excelsior dye which, without nurng the hbres
them In minutes the richest black hrown. Sold
applied at No. 9 Aston House.
s<Dcar Katc-My curis are falling out; Is
there remedy Eyes; send bottle Of Barker's
eleAnly agreeable TONGUE" Price % cents Sold
where. Principal depot, BAREERS Ladies' Hsirdressng
establishment, 40 Broadway.
Premium VVSua md
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Anuge AuspscsousIy, Espcncheid has FRO
s.ee which superior TO that he; hnssss been
b far surpassng any hat sold In broadway FOR ~ The
s1sre n ll6 Nassau street.
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N. ScrOftlla. Sxc.-Hyatt,s LlAe

Hheumatism, ScrOf0la, CEc.-Hyatts Llso
hasam certain remedy for these terrible dis
sases You whs suffering the most pain. re-
pound will afford certain relief Thousands Of cases have
been cured and published in tho Sum- Herald other
certificates from well known citizens who
DO and consulted at hour Cirsn.rs an
246 Grand street. seventy-fvs cents per bottle
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LIQUORS, &C.

LIQUORS, &c.
CIGARS sEGARs 10000 SUPERIOR DOMESTIC
y seear OF good age and quality will DO sold at bargain
IN TO snit on early application at the Wholesale
and retail segar depot Broadway Twenty eighth st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

When those who know nothing Of har dye will palm OF their
ytriol the public The only safe DEMONET
4 MEYERS chemical liquid dye which assimiiates
with the nbres and gives natural ute TO the hair with
one injurng IT, Sold and applied at No. Is Courtandt
street To be had of the lowing drug stores6
street, "a East broadway, and 80 North William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

a~zendad Hats for S3.-Thc New York Hat
oennanv l6 Bowery are selling their finest hats for S. and
I'D hat Sc No charge for boxes They also have
Ersa Assortment mems youths and childrens caps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

hut head clothed with red hair il decidedly
ly You In that fxr IL you are, try CRISTADORO'S
excelsior which, without nuring the bres
them minutes the richest black Known. Sold and
applied at No. Aston House.