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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-07
IMPORTANT NEws!I
NO FIGHTING ON THE DANUBE!
The Great Question settled that you get Great Bar:
gains in
READ CLOTHING,
AT $50 MAIN STREET

Just opened at the above Store prime lot Of READY
MADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, all got
mp in the best manner and will be sold at prices that
not ia to please the most economical purchasers.
Persons buying Goods for cash will find this place
where they will have the advantage Of the Cash system,
and charged Is or 20 per EXTRA to make UP
the losses for bad debts.
If YOU would avail yourself of good bargains call and
you will find Goods at astonishing low prices.
UNDER COATS, Of the best materals-Back, Blue,
md Fancy Sacks suited the season. and at prices that
cannot be beat
PANrs-Black and Fancy Doesbin Cashmere, satinet,
&c, all desirable goods, and the latest styles.
VESTS-Black Satin, Black silk, Grenadne do, Fancy
lo Velvet Plush, Cloth, Cashmere, Black Lasting VAL
cncia, &c. all Of which viii be offered at low figure.
Also, fine lot of Gents Furnishing Goods White
md Fancy Shirts Linen Collars and Bosoms French Bos-
oms Black Crayats Fancy do Scars Stocks Ties Under
Garments Woollen Socks Cloves Mittens Umbrellas &C.
Persons about purchasing will find this good chance
10 buy good Goods at low prices.
Recoiect persons buying Goods at this store always
have money left.
" Come and see,a
$50 MAIN STRE ET,
Under Brnley Hall. Opposite the American House
apll diff WIN. SMITH, Jr.
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Books, 5tationerp, 81.

N. HERVE
2oT Main st "a Store North q Am Temperance House
D, nnoi.i1o sal AN am. hII Ali
liberal discount. New Books constantly received.
o. U,oV o 11btsS VI N'iNpls"NSt iSsu'u'
w wuI ,a ISL 80
IopN , Dausnter ae ociiooi. sPZ' oA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! J0TIN KEITH
Eb 4 Co Il Bulletin Of New RooEs No 900 Ms;n 81
Fern Leaves. serond series -'O'''' -'' -' W.
Greece and the Golden Uour nv 8 oIin.
psI,;ad tha $780, -, ~. pryy,-.. ~
Morninr Stars Of the NeH, World
Sunshine on Daily Paths. by Dickens.
T's ,Tant o ~, ~ Az l,,' C ~ D,tAe"'
WAnsle1, d stor,y y,i,hn,,t q ,lnrai
Tb;s Ti55t ~ ~ Ger. ~ M r ,
Mnr,ia ursath - Niinn;a Ni.ti yN
Parish side
Tba Russa Turkish camnaiqn NV ~, cbes,ev
The Dodd Family Abroad BY Charles Lever,
Essays and Miscellanies, by Prof Wilson.
Defence ~ ths Eclipse OF FAITH
Lie OF DR. AleMlnder
Inc hnou. and the russians
Dr. smiths history OF Greece
Africa and the American Flag, by Com. Foote.
Despotsm in America, by Richard Hildreth.
orystalline-A Romance, by F. W. Shelton.
Whimsical Women, by Emile f. Carlen,
Scripture Idolatry by Rev. 4. W. Higginson.
Narrative of Voyage to the N. W. Coas. Of America
by Gabriel Franchere.
The Catacombs of Rome, by Rev. VIM. j. Kipp
Harpers for May.
Putnam's for May
Life and sayings of Mrs Partington by B. P Shiaber
Rob, of the Bowl, by j. p Kenneily-Revsed Edition.
An Art Student in Munich by Anna Mary Hewitt.
: : =
EW ~ 6LACAliONS. NECElNED AT 90
MAN ST., TINS Day harch u. H. N TUCKER, Agent
me pr s 9 s DrOngrs' Dy u d. Lodge z'ge
Merrimack, or Life at the Loom, by Lee, 100
voyage to the West Coast OF Africa, by Carues, 100
Euots American Fruit Growers Guile, rs
The Secretary, or Crcumstantial Evidence, so
The Snekin'ii1 . vols. $50
The Working Mans Way in the World 100
me hampighter, or Boston and It's vicinity. 100
MASS otdte hegl5usf lor 1904, 1,20
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NC" anu secOnu Hanu INTERPRETATIONS OF all sizes
and qualities for sac exchanged, to let. Also Refrig
orators repaired.
Contracts by the year at fair prices. Complaints of
neglect from drivers must be left at the Office and will be
promptly attended tie.
~ Orders left at NJ B. Green's 216 Main st. Ellis 4
Flagg Park St., Protective Union Front st. or at the
Office, 147 Main ST. my5 dtf
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Az RIGHT, DRIVE ON!

NEWT0NS is the place to buy House Papers, Room
Borders, Paper Curtains Chimney board Prints Dadoes
Statues Efial Figures Qarge iie Panoramas (printed
IN high colors Moudings with Corners for Panel works
Centre pieces for ceilings; Church papers, &C., see
Cheap. Cos why he has just received large invoice
from Deliccurt's Mandatory, Paris.
2O7 Main Street is the Place.
mCh29 n
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fsftN
MELVILLE WALK Err has removed Nom No.
Merchants' Row, Main street, TO
NO. 26 FRONT STREET.
Three doors below horticultural Hall Having LARGE
STOCK OF
SPRING 3 SUMMER CLOTHING,
Vt lou prices, should be happy to have my former
astoIners and tile public generally give me : cail
Jeo dtf o n g s MELYILLE WALKER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-07

EDIANO FORTES.-The subscriber has Just re
ceiyed the following beautiful Piano Forte made by
llallet, Dunn, & Co., viz:
One octave, Gothic STYLE worked desk &c. price $500.
One 81 octave carved legs worked DESK &c price S4Oo
Que round corners, worked desk &C. price $3.50.
One round front, 81 octave, price 1915.
One square case, price S225.
Also secondhand Pianos for sale and to rent; price
varying from $50 to $500
Purchasers requested to call and examine the above
at No. a Front street.
just received Pianos, nearly new-to rent Also re-
ceived some different styles Of SERAPHINES-or sale or
my 81 diff s. r. LELAND
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made to order; CUTLERY of all kinds made to order
Cutlery and Gun Work made and cleaned
Locks repaired and fitted with keys. large assortment
of keys kept always eand. Jobbng all kinds strict
y attended to, aud warranted to give satisfaction. All
work DONE not ggieg satisfacton will be made perfect
free of charge.
~ Business hours from in the mornins, till in the
evening mvo diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-07

E0ATTERN MAKERS WANTED I'M

THAYER, HoUGHToN, & CO.,
les DIV TTninn and Exchange stree
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FURNISHING GOODS,

Can be obtained prices low any place in Wor
County. An early call is solicited from all whn are
DESTROYS of obtaining goods at Extremely Lou Prices
Worcester, June 6, 1854. dim
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Nuttes..
CONVENTION.-Th

n NV EENSAIESI CUNV ENTIONs-The
~ massachusetts Convention of Uniyersaiss will hold
iIs annual session in this city, WEDNESDAY and
IHu ksDAY Of the present week. Public services in the
Universast Church both days Occasional discourse
by Rev. H. G. Books, of Lynn.
Mnrcesler Innn
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TTENTIO N.-WANTED-sIX HUN
IN DRED DOLLARS, good city mortgage, for Is
months. for which bonus will be paid. Also Of
fifteen hundred dollars, for which bonus will be paid
Inquire at this office je3 diff
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-12-23

Mr.. j. G. Bynum moved an amendment asking
information on the indebtedness of the State: .
Mr. Amis moved the resolution be referred TO tne
committee on Finance. M. J. B. Bynum's amend
ment adopted -
House adiourpSd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-12-23

AXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE The NM
O1Session will commence on the first Monday IN jan
uary, 1885, and close the last Thursday in May
PAYABLE ONE RALF IN ADVANCED
of English Gram mar and Geoeraphy, $1,000
English Grammar, GeograP and Arithmetic, l2,o0
For any thing higher, 1900
For the College Classes without any extra
charge for the LanguagesD 2oos
Music on Piano. EXTRA AAA''' 5000
Use of Instrument, 800
The OF Guitar,
Drawing and Painting, 200
Oil Painting, 1890
Needle Work, 300
Board per month, SPY
Washing pei month"; leo
Musical S5ire IS will be given during each term.
T. T. GRANDY,
Sec'y of Board of Trustees.
Dec. 10, 1854. 9-1yW.
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Henderson Male Academy.

Henderson Male Academy.
TWlHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
resumed the first day of january, 1855 under
the superintendent J. j. Wychc A NJ late Professor
in the Western Military Institute and formerly Professor
of Languages in Jefferson College, Mo. .
The Classics and Mathematics will be thoroughly taught
and students the Junior Class College
the Union tuition SO $3.50 and sl5 per SEES
sion of months French and Spanish s. extra Board
usual Address Principal of Male ACADEMY
Henderson, n. G. 49, -.
December l, 1854. 1"o1-"9t
"ILLSBOROUH ACADEMY.-THE NEXT
session of this School will begin on TUESDAY the ION
day of January, 1852 Boys will De prepared Tor aoSS
into the Freshman class in College.
Tuition heretofore: A., m
English Department, $Lo ~
~ 0'AS'''a' a. NORWOOD Principal.
December 18th, 1854 Io0S-S"-
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Pending the discussion the House took recess
until o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. P. II. Winston thought that the House had
not the power to adjourn or take recess for that
length of time without the concurrence of the Sem
ate, and considered it clearly in contravention
of the Constitution.
Mr., Jenkins differed from Mr.. Winston and MAIN
tanned that the House had the power and had often
exercised it. MIR. Gillian moved amendment
asking the concurrence of the Senate Mr.. Outlaw
wished to amend by adjourning until LIST January.
After few remarks from Mr.. Baxter in opposition
to any adjournment, it was moved that che re-
solution and amendment be laid on the table. The
House divided, Ayes 43, noes Al. Motion laid
the table. t...
Mr. Jones introduced a bill to incorporate the
Fair Bluff and Conwaysboro plank road company.
Read and referred to the committee claims.
Mr.. Hill introduced bill to repeal the act estab-
fishing the Geological Survey. On motion of Mr..
j. G. Bynum it was referred to the committee on
that survey.
Leave of absence was granted to Messrs. Outlaw,
Gillian I'D Steele.
motion to adjourn was rejected. Yeas a. nays
II. '.-
Mr.. Meares from the joint select committee ap-
pointed to superintend the election of seven Council
lors of State, reported the following gentlemen cleo
ted: Messrs Badham, S. L. Love, Stowe, Trollin-
ger, Holmes, Hawkins and Kenan.
The resolution, with Mr.. j. G. Bynnm's amend
ment authorizing the Public Treasurer to issue State
Bonds to the Treasurer Of the North Carolina Rail
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.~r--raez e --r-raf'.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04
The Nebraska Question.

For many years past few journals have been
more popular with The Wing party, particular
" Of the Northern States, than the Louisville
Journal. The bitter but often witty iAgs OF
PgENTicE al Democratic men and measures,
have al one time or another found a place in
the columns Of perhaps every Wing paper in
The land, and been eagerly quo'rd and endorsed
by the rank and file of that party. AT the out
sci of the Nebraska agitation, the Journal OPP
posed the new bill mainly on the ground of the
danger Of its renewing bitter sectional strife,
bit it now bitterly denouncrs the absurd pro-
@t of repeating it, and concludes an article on
tbs subject with the following unanswcrabIe
agument in favor of the bill itself, which the
oil admirers Of the Journals sayings viii do
we'll TO ponder on:
"And, after all, the main principal of the
Nebraska bill is certainly in itself right We
d not see how any man of good sense, who ex-
nines the subject, can come to any other con-
cuson. We can see no reason why the gen.
cal government should say that the people
ling on one side OF the parallel of latitude
lsall have the privilege of deciding for them
Islves whether they will have certain insti-
tton or not, but that the people on the other
sde OF the parallel shall moi have that privilege
uch discrimination appears to Us TO have no
ibnndatlon In justice, reason, or common sense.
Ne cannot bat regard it as odious and wrong
live to the people of all territories the pow
Ir to choose their own institutions, or give it 10
bone We should almost suppose that the nor
bern people would have too much sectional
pride to be willing even to submit to the dis
elimination which they adrocate How can
northern folks reconcile it to their feelings that
northern folks shouldn't have the same prvi-
ege OF Selt-government as southern folks-that
Dersons living north of thirty-six thirty, should
De denied powers freely exercised by all persons
'outh of thirty-six thirty? When before was
t known that the people of any portion of the
country contended zealously for n denial ofI
heir o~n section Of poDerS, privileges and
'ights, belonging 10 other sections Will our
lorthern friends do US the favor to bestow a
hought or two, and word Or two upon this
view Of the subject
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Whom they would Prescribe.

II is understood that by the tenets of the
''kDow-Nothing'' associations their members
are sworn not only to prescribe all foreign born
citizens, but all catholics, wherever they NAV
have beeu born. Now, there are thousands and
thousands Of people in this country, of the cath
ollc religion, who were born upon the soil, hun
dreds OF whose forefathers fought in the revolu-
tion, and who, many of them, were themselves
soldiers IN the last war with Grrat Britain and
IN the Mexican war-American bv birth aud
patriots by impulse All these "Know-Noth-
ingsm" woald prescribe, disiranchise, ostracise,
together with all adopted citizens, no matter
what their religion
What monstrous, anti-christian, anti Amer
lean organization must this be. No wonder IFS
members make their connpstleIa tath it a pro-
found secret. No wonder their Mpetincs and
all their proceedings are shrotfdA3in darkness
Democratic Union.
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GOV. BIGLER,

C5- His Exceileney, WILLIAM BlGLER, arrived in
Bedford on last Friday evening, and took lodgings at
Maj. DAVIS Hotel. On Saturday, in the absence of
any arrangement, several hundred of onr citizens
called 10 pay their respects 10 him. and had pleas
antinterview. The bold and manly ground taken
by the Governor, Gin his letter. in defence OF
his official acts and the great principles of the Demo-
cratic Party, has inspired lively confidence through
out the Commonwealth and Democrats feel com-
mendable pride in having such siandard-be to
lead them TO certain and oUsywtsining t1ctory. Gov
BlGLER has no concealmens any subject affecting
the public interests. He Is ready, willing, and
anxious 10 speak TO the people face to face, and to
meet any charges that opponents may prefer a.
gaiust his administration He is also ready to de-
fend the CONSTITUTION against all encroachments.
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Horrible Murder Of Wife hy her Illus
band.

The neighborhood of Albermare street and
/ EaStrfnavenue was thrown into CONSERVATION.
about teAo'clock on Sunday night, in conse-
qnence otcries of murder proceeding from the
house OF h-nry Weighorst, located in the cor
ner OF these thoroughfarss As soon as the cry
was made, !, an instant the room from which
the cry proceeded was lighted up, and it was
supposed by hose outside that the house was
securely fastened, and several persons then
started for axes, that 1t might be broken in At
TINS Jnnctnrr of}he affair, the door was opened
by NelghorSt. and woman pnveloprd in
iidmtS rushed into the street She threw her
sell INTO the gutter, but there being but little
water 1t did not qeench the fire. Several fe-
males who were near by, attracted by her cries,
went TO her assistance, and af er a time sue
ceeded IN tearing off her clothing, but her hands
face and body was burned in tie most horrible
manner Her body from her hips to her shout
deTs, head, arms and hands were perfectly skin
ned by the action of the FIRE.
1t appears that short time before the occnr
renee OF this tragic scene, Weighorst, 10 compa-
ny with Mr.. John Wells, entered his housz-and
ordered his wife to bring out some brandy. Not
moving as briskly as he desired her. he COM
menced TRADE OF abuse, in which he accused
her OF lnconstancy. Stung by such a charge
against her in the presence of comparative
stranger, she retorted, when her husband
selzed hold OF the burning lamp, containing
nearly half pint of atherlal oil, and threw
II at her head. The lamp broke and the cloth
ing OF the unfortunate woman being satura-
ted with the liquid, she was in an inst, ~
m Hlr - h., l., HOW
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frequently had the whole control of the business
OF her husband CoFener Goldsmith held an
inquest upon The body, when the jury returned
verdict that she 'scame to her death in conse-
quence of being burned with oil contained
IN alamp thrown at her by her husband. -
Baitfmore Thurman
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04
as hes and .BeWeErV.

'aKe'crlber would respectfully announce
Woomers and the public generally, that
'nH received from the East, aud is now
eat his old stand in the Borough of Bed
Sarly opposite the Bedford Hotel, a well
I'd assortment Of Watches and Jewelry.
ling, IN part, of Fine Gold Levers, Lepine
sver Watches-also variety of Gold
+. Keys, Gold Pencils, s, Pens-Rings,
'Ings, Bracelets, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins,
a lbatta Spoons and Forks, and day and
ur Clocks. Persons will find it to their
st to call and examine my stock. NV
IS quick salesland small profits. Watch
locks repaired as usual.
II. NICODEMUS.
:. 26. 1853.
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T r u N K S

ever offered to The public, with fine article Of Tght
Weight Sole Leather Trunks, Carpet and Leather
bags, Tor travelling in Europe Also splendid as
SoTtment OF Ladies Dress Trunks, Bonnet Boxes. &c,
%c.' ranging price from two 10 thirty dollars, with
me me varl'y OF Hobby Horses, Propeers, Gigs &c.
All OF the above articles we will sell loLv for cash
Prize Medal awarded at the Worlds Fair in Lon
don III 1851. A. L. HICKEY x Co,
No. lis Chesnut Street. Phila,
MAY 26 lS5I-3m
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DER. WHE. EsgIEsCH

Having permanently located in Pattonsville,
Bedford County. respectfully tenders his servi-
ces to the public in the line of his profession.
Pattonsville, March 8, 1S53-lv.
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MONEY WANTEn

M persons indebted to the subscriber are re-
sted to make payment on or before the Isl
OF May next. All accounts unsettled at
date viii be collected BY course of law.
{. n. HICKOK.
Ilrch 81, 1891.
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ice Cream.

The subscriber has opened his Ice Cream Sa-
loon Tor the present Season, and is fully prepar-
ed to serve up this delicacy in the best style
He has two Parlors, handsomely furnished
one for Ladies, the other for GentIemen.-
He also keeps constant supply of cakes and
Confectionery Of every description, and the
best Of Mead and Small Beer
JOHN ]. LUTHER.
June 16, 1854.
Patent Leather, Enamel do, Sadder's Mo-
roccos, and new style Enamel Cloth for Car
rage Trimming, for sale by
A. B. CRAMER & co.
SHARPEN YOUR SCYTHES.-I YOU
want Grlndsone, warranted good, call at the
store OF
A. B. CRAMER & co.
WHO WANTS A BONNET.-Bonnets and
Misses Flats--a large supply just received and
ior sale, at reduced prices, by
June 9, 1854.
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STOVE BLACKING.

ALL persons IN want of Stove Backing will
hnd an article called the Victoria, superior to
anything of the kind now in use.
GEO. BLYMIRE.
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s!anOEl.

A. J.. HICKEY x CO., No. 1l9 CUrsx,-r srprrr.
above Sixth, Philadelphia have now on hand one of
me largest cheapest and most varied assortment OF
thelr improved steel spring sole leather
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

HAVING disposed of my Stock of Drugs, Medicines.
Books, &c., TO DR.. francis e. REAmER, / take this
opportunity of recommending him to my friends and
former patrons as Physician of much experience
ana skill, IN whom they place entire confidence
S. ID. SCOTT.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04
"Polk a Better Tariff Man than Clay,

10 The Philadelphia News complains that the
'sDemocrats claimed Polk as a better Tariff man than
Clay" Experience having emrhatically developed
the fact that the Tariff of 1916 is better Tariff than
that OF 1912, of course, Polk was the best Tariff
The Wings having bartered their bantling OF 1912,
for the principles of party which profess TO SKN0W
NOTHING" the News ought to be ashamed 10 tor
ture them by thus raking up its ashes!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

to Gov. BiGLEK visited Schellsbrng OF Tuesday
last, and spent few hours very pleasantly in
VeEs'ng with the citizens of that place. He was
courteodsy called upon by gentlemen OF both par
ties. Mr.. FRAzER served ap dinner on the occa-
sion that would have done honor any Hotel in the
County.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

A VERY SAD SroRY.-The EdwardssiIle I'LL
Enquirer, of the l4th, tells the following, as
sad story as we have lately heard:-We have
just heard of sorrowfu incident-the effects of
fright. A colored woman, named Bruner,
who, with her husband, lived some six miles
from this place, was supposed to know where
some stolen property was concealed. She de-
nied all knowledge ofthe property, whereup-
on her accusers told her that unless she told the
truth they would take her from the house and
hang her. She still stouty denied knowing
anything Of the property: and appeared much
frightened. On their repeating the threat to
hang her. she tainted away and died in a short
time atterward. She was enciente at the time.
Since then, her husband, through grief from her
loss, has become maniac. Such an occurrence
should prove warning in future as to how far
coercion is carried towards defenceless women.
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w AR RfER.

On the Cd inst, by the Rev. VIM. Konn NJ
HENRY srRucKMAN, to Miss ApAL,NA Snlru.
both Of Harrison township.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

Gg- We invite attention to the advertisement of
Mr.. ToMLIN, Principal of the Cassve Seminary,
which will be found in the Gazette of to-day, and
take pleasure III saying that the Institution over
which he presides is worthy of generous support
Mr.. T. is well adapted the charge entrusted 10 his
care, and we hope he will liberal encourage
ment from this quarter.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

BP Our valued friend, Hon. JonN C. KNOX,
Of the Supreme Court, arrived at the Bedford
Springs few days since.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

R-Col. THos. ]. KEENAN,, the able and ac-
complshed Editor Of the Pittsburg Daily Union,
spent day or two at the Bedford Springs last
week. He gives encouraging accounts of our
political prospects in the West
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

Dy Hon. P. c. SHANNON, of Pittsburg, made
many friends in our place during bis stay at the
Springs. He is noble specimen Of a true De-
mocrat and accomplished gentleman, and is a
faUorite wherever known.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

1EMr. VIM CESSNA desires us TO say that
he does not wish to be considered candidate
for County Commissioner. No man in Bedford
County is better qualified 10 fill the office than
MIR. CESSNA.