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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-27

- Dec. ]. 1854
DEAREST -: The mutual regard which F
am 50 happy to know exists between US, and
the exchange of sacred vows which | ardentiy
expect viii be the result before long, give me
courage to consult witt, YOU on a subject which
IS of tile first Importance, and one which nay re-
latres are pressing on my attention. Amongst
the obstacles TO happiness, there are none so
likelvto produce discontent rs want of union
in religious sentiment il Ne offer our dpvo-
tonS at the altar in religion, as well as love,
ynu must be aware dear -, that it will ce-
ment, in a wonderful degree, our hearts. Do
you think, then, that YOU could worship with
me in the Presbyterian or any Protestant Church? {?
In our happy country all religions are alike,
and Your good sense must assure you that forms
Of faith are Of small importance, provided our
lives br virtnous. Moreover, dearest, we must
not overlook, in marriage, those less Sentimen-
tai, but more solid considerations, which have
reference to the prosperous condition of worldly
comfort and rrsprctahity. There is, as yop
are aware, a very deep rooted antlpathy To
the faith in which, without any fault Of yours,
you have been educated, and il would seriously
interfere with my successful pursuit Of business
We're / to contract so close an intimacy with a
person protesting Roman Catholicism
Should Won resolve, however, as havn no
doubt you will, to worship The SGme God only
in another Church, we viii both acquire sym
pathy and regard, the Consequences Of which
viii be truly desirable and most propitious to
our welfare. know that, in a matter like this,
YOU will wish 10 consult your friends, though
their consent, Won know, is not at all inppra
~ l.
dom, give you my full consent to make known
my sentiments privately or publicly, as you
may think proper. Though YOU may call this
business lttt-r-it is so dfTrreut from our nStl-
al correspondencc-an laugh al my seriousness,
yet | shall expect your answer with great anx7
ietv.--fn the meantime my heart is ever yotfs;
and your image IS dagurrrrotyped upon it in-
drllbly by loves own warm smiles, and with his
fidelity to the original.
Believe me, dearest-, 10 be ever yours,
in life and death.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-27

Man KILLED ON THE RAiLRoAD.-At quarter
after twelve O'Clock "Wednesday, Jas. p. Richie,
a brakeslnan on one Of the freight trains of
the Chic and Pennsylvania Railroad, was In
SANITY killed at Enon Valley, by the train run
ming over him. Two ofthe cars were to be left
at Enon Valley, and he was on one that had no
platform ladder, and in attempting to crawl down
for the purpose of pulling out the bolster pin, he
fell under the train He was dragged about
twenty feet, and when the cars were stopped,
it was found that his legs were severed from his
body. He was quite dead. HIS body was
brought 10 Allegheny city at twelve O'Clock
Wednesday night and conveyed tot residence
of his family, in the second Ward, and was bu-
ripd Yesterday. He leaves wife and three
children, who are in rather indgent circumstan-
es.-PiHSburg Union.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-27

Machine TO RECORD THE BEATING OF THE
PrLsE-Prof Bierodt has been exhibiting ma
chine at Franklort, Germany, to record on pa
per the beating OF the pulse. The arm of the
patient is placed in longitudinal cradle, and
screwed down sufficiently TO keep it steady. A
small erection on one side holds a sort OF level
worked on hinge, at the end OF which pencil
is inserted, the point of which has been dipped
in India Ink. This goes into cylinder upon
which paper has been stretched. The lever rests
upon the pulse, and-at every moment record the
action upon the paper. II the pulse is steady
regular g-zag line is drawn on the paper,
but in cases where the pulse is rapid and jerk
ing the line goes up and down, making long
and nnevcn marks Scientific .fafricaR.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-27

The Catholic Telegraph is permitted to Pub-
lish the following letters, ''with the consent of
the young lady Interested" The lady was edp-
Gated at an Ursuline Convent, and the marriage
adjourned by the annexed documents, was 10
have taken place on New Years day
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-27
A Know-Noihing Committee.

/ The following sketch of a X. n. Committee is by
one of their organs, the New York Heraid
/ BURGI.AHIous PRocEEDINGs OF THE MAssAcHu srrrs
/ LEGlsLaTrEE.-The whole evidence ha, been pub
l,hed and il stands confessed the world that
committee OF the Legislature of Massachusetts
have violated the highest laws ofthe land by forcing
/ their way INTO private seminary at RnNbnry, and
rampled under foot the rules of decencV by inSu ting
the harmless, detenceless females whom they found
/ there. The Legislature had no right appoint a
connlttee 10 enter any private dwelling house, 8heth
er used as school or for any other purpose Such
an act beyond their powers; and if The Of
the seminary they entered had shot them dead the
threshold, the law would have held him harmless.
There danger OF ANYTHING Of the kind, the
I house being occupied by ladies, and The committee
proceeded on their task earlessIy.
/ Having entered The building, they proceeded 10
acts al backguardism and indeceucy which the worst
mob could hardly have exceeded Some scattered
and searched the private rooms of the institution,
leaving but one linen closet which happened 10 be-
/ locked unsearched. Others followed the Superior,
questioning her rude indelicate manner, and be-
having they might have done had the building
been an asylum for penitents instead Of private
! school. One brute forced himself iuto bedroom
where poor sick girl lay IN bed. aud approached
her 50 closely that 'she felt his breath on her face
Another actually placed his bands the person of
female teacher. Several of The party thrust them
selves into the chapel and hy their rude irrevereut
language, frightened away lady who was in prayer
at The time. And the men who did these things are
members of the Massachusetts Legislaturei
So far these individuals themselves concern
ed, the bare statement OF their conduct crush
/ ing than any eplthets however severe or however
merited- But the American party has duty 10 per-
form, which cannot be neglected. The Massachu-
sets know-Nothings must purge themselves OF the
society of such men these. The members OF the
order IN the other States have communion
with individuals who break into houses, insult de-
fenceles females; and if the Know Nothings IN the
Bay State do not cleanse their ranks hv expelling
such agents of defleneHt, the order will cut itself
adrft from the councils OF Massachusetts.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-27

HoRRiD TRAGEDY.-A IorNG FlEND.-On Saturday
week john A. Edwards, lad aged Fifteen, living in
the family Of his uncle, John w. Hungerior, at
kiskatom, n. " requested permission Of the wife Of
Mr.. II. 10 double -barTelled gun, which
the house, TOR the purpose of seekng game. Per-
mission being granted he and bis uncle shortly after
left the premises in different directions, when Ed
wards returned and commenced breaking open
all the drawers and chests, in which be supposed
there two hundred dollars, which Mir Hunger
ford had received lew days previous. Not finding
the money. he loaded the gun with sug, and shot,
and deliberately fred the contents of one OF the bar
rels into the breast of his uncle who, BY this time
had reached tie house. lnugerford fell, pleading for
life, when the little fend again, presented the gun
and SNAPPED il. Mr.. Fl. partially recovered and fed
pursued by Edwards. who again fired with fatal Ell
feet He then returned to the house, placed the gun
10 its usual place. and escaped from the bloody scene
but after arrested. Little hopes enter
tained of Hungerord's recovery, several lnss en-
tered his lungs.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-27

DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEIr.-We were on Sat-
urdav shown $40 note on the Exchange Bank
of this city, altered from a-Si0. A number of
these are said to be in circulation in our midst,
The one We examined wasexceedngle well ex-
ecuted, and calculated 10 deceive the most vary
persons Pats Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-23

Fl
nomination Of ills county Ticket delayed, u TWAS
desirable, aud certainly IL woa olStys II q fsi'
hestiug and consideration, lIhasfot i9suppotl
no otsafaed bodies, d politics, OF intetests, and
he success depends wholly on the fee, unboughl
and uhpromlsel support of independent yotets,-7-
T6li ticket was nominated, therefore, before that
Of Ihe Know No,hinss, because Il Yves not proper
In sny sense to delay it-aud II The Know Moth
inss Of outslerS retase II tett support, we teste'
II. The fact that Two Of them were Directors y
one Bank was a matter moi thought Of when they
wue mined, and 50 wps lie case, we suppose,
with the Know NothinGs when they nominated
Nj, Paulti and cerlSin itisIthat Campbell Al'eh'
ell and PAUL. hayewell agteej In The management
Of The Bank AMI lhe selection otitsofictts, wheth'
tt directors OF otheu hut II Is proper 10 add that
Nj. Mitchell has mol been in the Bank iot many
years, Till within tbe last few nonths-betns then
chosen BY The other Directors to I'LL vacancy.
When those gentlemen were nominated fot The
House Of Delegates, II was known That many Of
The K. N.'seGptessel themselves IS opposed 10 the
nomination Of County ticke!of thtit own. T0i''
and the qualifications Of The gentlemen, and the
tti.d experience Of Mesn, Campbell end Knote,
anj:ths sympathy Of feeling and interest Of them
Ill, with The body Of the people aud their pur'
suils, led US and item who nominated The ticket,
10 believe thai The best interests Of The County
was consulted by Il, and 10 believe as VIZ still do,
thai The gentlemen would meet with The support
ofthe independent voters. Ills ttae--and in this
We wete dsappotnted--that they were assailed
with calumny an1:feroCity unknown In The his'
tory Of our County, 10 effect thelt defeat de-
traction and MISREPRESENTATION, and lalsehoOd up
m faIschtol ate tesorIed toi and oiniUre them in
The eyes Of the people the lie, Of Pptty.-of per-
svnul association aud Of blood, are dsterufled.
we anticipated nothing Of lie kinli we depiote ii
moi so much on our account, es on account Of
the people Of Tie City and COunty--wit1 lie be-.
llef, however, that the gentlemen themselves feel
Il less than tteit neighbOr,. Menof tue chatac'
TEL AMI integrity ate rarely indeed, muehpTtcteil
personally, by lie poisoned weapons here tesoEIed
10. AN OUTSIDE WING.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-23
nlention Day.

All GOOD citizens dsptecate exttetnes, and II
Should lie lhe sEotl Of all who really look to the
hnLllc cool 10 avoid them ond 10 endsayVE 10 In
ducs otItcts 10 patsue The same copFs+' Wesan'
no. but fep,ecate the lengths 10 which personal
fssIinfis leading some, while party feeling Is Lead
iBs OILERS Some are excited because thelt neish'
lof, will not vote as they like, while othunGo 50
fatss to declare that they will no. Soc until late,
III otde, that they may see how 10 vote oil the
'f,teads Of those WHO DO moi vote 10 please them
A bundtei other lncideutuIs ore controlling the
votes and actions Of others, and thus goes Il day.
Now Inv good, steady, ftan, anu patriotic Gill;
zen votes fam 40 such motives tIe is ADORE them
md can be teacted BY no such petty motives, Tie
votes itoa Judgment, from Pute, pattOic motives,
and from his own convictions Of what Is tish. and
p,opet fct The Stale and County liz looks, eishS
and acts fot himself, uncontrolled " the voice,
the acts, OF the wishes Of oshets, aud votes as a
tteeman with fee mind, These ate The true
feelings Of the pattioi, aud such should ever be
The teeltpgsOf freeman, How 4 votes, Of u, OF
q, cannot coIltOl The vote Of Sueh Nlah Us We
have described, liz yoiss Tot himself acts fOt him
self and for ii. cuuntty's good. These men con.
.tttute lie tue strength Of Stale, ami thesc men
nrs ths men 10 beat Up against sandsts and fabtl'
cations, aud CottsCt them and Put them down
These are The feelings which we de'ite 10 see
catt.ed out 10 out elections Letths unlrummelle'l
ftetmen Of the laui match up to the polls on
election day, thelr hands united, theft judgments
ne, and vote as theym4y then aOishete think best
aaIptorst (ot tho interests involved 10 The cleo.
lion. let rteemen cot thus and men will ever
lutela a lrse county Whipping In wont do fot
freenep, and be I, Unworthy Of ths tight OtYOlins
wbowould prostitute his Liaht!ht BY voting ffom
rtjddlee and passion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-23
Ranks, "a.

& tlsptte the emphatic contradiction Of the tal'e'
hood, circulated about the N, W, Bank, tue Time
p.uRldtn rtrisGirs them, and does 50 10 his edl'
tJdal q yeststJpy No@w simply tefef those
WHO ae,iis tub, 10 Nj. RAUL, Director In The
SOns.Westttn Bank and let them ssh'hltn what
t6.tti,s6k he, 10 10 with this contest. THE dit"
teteuce Is thla Two Director; in that Dark afe
on one ticket and on. on The oIhtt, Now we
kaosiAE paullls no patty tOihess ISLANDERS, and
We refer 10 him 10 justify our sssetlloA"--la'
r6.t 81. Kuo,e has no connection with The BANK
either Is slot.holdr OF dtrttiOrc %, That The
bank has bsd nothing TO do with The election, IN
opysSsps Of rotn, and that It's .DiteetOt' act a'
fteenen and In lie exercise Of theft tights as such
on \, anil Sit PAUL will Be The first TO bear wilt
rss, 10 what 1, The truth IN this nallet We leave
,his 4ttst, tcstelltng that talssbool and de'tac'
,loatboala have rendered II necessary even 10 ie'
tttoh, II only shows 10 what depths bigoiY
and Middleton will descend, wsfeat IT'S but
,lle beginning Of what tie county will wline's'--
such lstae tendency Of events.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-23
For tLo lpt.llIs.rter,

tnAtather lons editorial Of the Times Of Tues
DAY, tie editor tight souldly abuses Messs. Mitch
ell Campbell and Kuote. Two Of them, lie says,
,lOt saying which two, "ate men TlO hare no
knowledge OF sympathy with our gteat manufactu'
ting ipIete,ts, and ate men who ulaRifesIIy have
never taken any active patt Ia anything whichdid
net concern theit poekels." The editor would
10. have Written these lines, had lie not known
that his RAret would bs seen by many WhO never
see any other paper, and by men who ste really
themselves uuaequalRted with the 'chaFacte' and
hutIutls, ptetent and past, Of all the gentlemen
on either ticket Dut We tequest oil who 10 know
them, 10 say whether Nests PAUL, BRADY and
.CtauHet, OF Ruote, Campbell! and Mitchell, have
the npst knowledge Of OF sympathy with outnal'
utactutiHs Interests
The Times also asks this question: "Ifyoa de-
sited any business done, OF interest attended 10,
which would you pretet teudlng, PAUL, Canmer
and andy, OF Mitchell, Campbell and KnOiel-
Which would alIead TO II most faithfully aud with
,bosI ee.tainlyl This Tells the whole story" So
ssywe-wIth this material addition 10 lie eHqni'
~, oasd rhieI woutdaH.sd to II siiA HO't ttttil"
The certainty VI attention TO any business. unless
attended to wi6 tSttI, Is matter Of silslI nIo'
meAt.
The editor Of The Times continues The state
nept lhAt Knote Is director Of the North West
EN- Hank, and With The addition "thdt thy rtrs
neH.aattd byAt Baak" wete ever men SO well
Usllsd by a aewspaptt as Mitchell, Campbell and
Kno,e are BY whatton' o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-23
ntonosed NEW Stale.

Tile Legislature Of Michigan, al It's last session,
passed an aet plovlling fot lie formation Of The
new Slote OF Territory Of Superior This new
Territory embraces all that vest extent Of tcItitCfy
on tie south sllOts Of Lake Superitr and North o.
Lake Michgpn and Wisconsin which now compo'
SIS a psh OF Michigan, II Is entirely separated
ftom II by Lakes tluton and Michigan, and las no
natural con0exioR with the test Of that Stale. II
is The seat Of tue great mineral wealth Of the ma
lion. lis mlnts Of copper and lion ate unsnrpaSS'
ID by any in The world. II has been The desire
of the inhabitants 10 sever thetr political connex'
lon with Michigan, os tler interests were diverse,
AMI lhey were 50 fat distant from The Copilul md
business potion the State. Michigan has here.
toiots refused TO giant tlet ttquesI but It seems
soler second thought has bought an assent
Two yeats ago Wisconsin passed on act grant
ing tile northern pat ri rs territory 10 The prcPh.
Sed State Of Superior, The proposed noltiefn
boundary OF Wisconsin aud southern line Of Supe.
ToT extends ttom tile Mississippi, at Tue mouth u
the Chippewa tvet, up this last I,alned IlYet until
Il strikes The Tinted States correction line lie'
tween towns 80 aud 81, and then following that
line easl 10 Green Bay, which 1t in;etSeCtS neaf
The mouth Of Hrule tlyef Of Green By. This
would throw all The country on theSt. Cro!S Into
the proposed new Siate-a fine agricultural tie.
stUn, which would lind its account IN being CoH.
tectej politically with SupetOt.
This tetntofy IRON Wisconsin, and from MicFi.
gan will iom the Inlute State UlSupetior II will
extend ffom the western point Of Lake Suprior,
embracing all the syuh shore theGeof, to the 81.
Mary's liver and The n"tlhtM portions Of Lakes
luton aud Michigan. The 'Saut' will he Oh rs
eastern tOtjet, and the gteat mines OF copper and
irnn wlll he on lie northern liue. It's wesietn
boundary will be the 81. Ct,ix iyer II Is destined
10 lie one of tile most interesting, wealthy, aud I'M
poitanl portions Otthe Union. The States Of Mich
igan aud Wisconsin being agteed 10 this aIfange'
ment, Congfes., by vIltue Of the power vested in
il by The thltd section Of the fourth article " TIE
Constitutions has authority 10 eject II into retf'
tory, OF " admit il at once asa SIate.-Rockt'tsr
Dtm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-23

AS OLu Mass SrCREr,-An Italian bishop
struggled Though yteal difficulties without tepin
ing, and met with much opposition without even
btInylng lie least impatience, An intimate ffiertl
Of his, who highly admitted those titiues which
lie thought impossible 10 initiate, one day ash ell
lLe bishop II liz could communicate his secret OF
being always eaSyl
yes. replied The old mon, 4 can teach my
secret with great flciIily; il consists Of nothing
mote lhan making right use Of my eyes.
Ills friend begged BIN 10 explain himself.
'Most willingly returned tue bishobi in what.
ever slate an first Of oil look up 10 heaven,
and remember that my principal business is to get
there: | then look down OH the earth, and cali 10
mind how small a space shall occupy III II when
come 10 Le inferred. then look abroad on The
world, and observe whit nnItiludes lheIe ate IN
oil respects more unhappy than myself. Thus |
learn where tue Happiness is placed, where all
our cafes must end, and how verI little reason |
huye 10 Gepine OF coinPl9n.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-23

TIN ESQ ora GLUrrOS.-EngIish papers men.
ton The suicijeOf q Mt. Keystone, who ten yeots
ego vas worth ole bundled and City thou aud
pounds sterling, which he has since sqnanLeiel In
the Qualification of his appetite, tie had agents
in china, Mexico, Canals, aud oilltr places 10
supply him With The tatest delcacies, and single
dish sometimes cost him ffty pounds. at Length,
on The 10Th Of last April, nothing was left him but
a solitary guinea, shit, and battered hat. lie
bought a woOdcOck with the guines, which he lad
served up In the highest style Of lie CULINARY ati
and then jumped into the Thames from WesImin.
ster bridge,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-23

IRA locomotive and tender on the Lake Shore
Road made sad havoc among The sheep Of MI, 4,
Poteman. The sheep wete pasluIine In the "Iis
feIdP-lhtough which the railway passes, and
being In an Immense flock, numbers were upon the
track, The engine coming along at a high speed ,
and eioseIy followed by another engine, could moi
slarEen It's speed, but passed over Ind killed be-
tween hnY and sixty Of the animals. The sheep
wste YaIuablsoHes, very cLoieed wooled, and theft
Wholesale destruction Is loss that cannot easily
DO enthusiastically RtgiSitr, May Is.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-23

MELtScltoLr EyeSr.--Als. Rlocque, daughter
OF Dt. Mott, ofNew Yotk, anil wife of the inter.
preIet 10 the Turkish legation here, has just ied
suddenly. The cause was the reception OF let.
tel from her absent husband, stating that lie had
married another wile-a Creek lady-as it was his
clear right 10 %, according 10 his religion and the
customs Of his couutfy. lie adIle,l he had no de.
size eyot 10 see het ssain,-Paris Cor, eftke AZ,
\, TiW0,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-23

Hbs. is1ttuoIxcEa ll4A innOont4 tAll Mr, 10
wlap SOl1os lisa candidate ot lie ote Of Justice OIL
tie Peace, vacated ~ Tie atA,h o. David richards, llli
location on the Natlon.l Rcad, midway between Wheel
log and Tnalerhs Is one which will enable him 10 dis
charge Ito duties Of Tue Office With great AGILITY, Is
wilt in osher re.ptela to ths 0tslattIoa Of Ito
mill PEOPLE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-23

For tie lAtelllSeHtr.
Though lnadnea tules the bout we will DO What
we eau 10 correct 1t, fOt months had the people
Teen aaxlOu'ly casting about fOr candidates to ts'
present The County. The Importance Of the ocea.
sion was tslt and acknowledged BY US all, and BY
none, Judging ftom theit Woids, mois than by
. a,pn9seI members Of the New PaElyi and all
seemed conscious, al lie same tine, Of Tue 'litll'
cuIues that veto the way. They were numGF'
Gus and proceeded ftom many causes, and not The
least Of them, Gy any means, was the existence
among US Of aHsw, secret and powerful political
party, known To- DE in tie field iotihe pcssessIono II
The political powet AMI Offices Of the Stale. Tits
patty being gteat msasute sectetin It's member.
shin, as In its Organization, 1t Yves difficult fot OuI.
sl1ets 10 leach II OF 10 confer with 1t. II was
seen that this party, BY Its determination 10 hare
oae of lis own, had prevented the Wing patty
from fo,mjpg State ticket f1t Governor, &C., AID
II Sts much Geatel that the feelings which induced
Ito have state and Distict tlcks.s, would induce
Ito oppose any tickle, outsiders might uSme.--
'rhis much complicated The mattel Similar e2Ig.
eacy In out alaits and difficulty Of opinion Is 10
men, htl heteto Stose Ia out County, but Meto
beng then but Two gteat parties In the County,
and smenSeu Of each we'll known and essY VI
Access, and Tie interest Of all much tue same they
wste heretofore met and Oyeteone with much
-eetlStnih
Butja The pteseat Ptejieaneat Of petpns aud
hsnIes, Twas mol easy 10 more in any direction,
aud consequently Tie osttiae public Was long IN
htklng any nominations ug-deiayiut-to
lnoK whaIthe new paty would x. Audfot
some Stu@-Nhsthet of doubt among themselves
,gt lStAdSahISgs oSet the sattiStts, We knew not
---thIs Bsw panty made no domination, TIL attf
jlps C6aGjf ticket of MesNs, oaiopGelI,, KhoIs
sud NilthelI k,s .pssshtsd. FOO long wss Tie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-23
conntY Tloket.

Jous q CasruGLt, totis Ksott, and I, ", ttlrrHELt
will lie Imported at lie ensuing election for the House
Nlesales They are loo we'll known TO lsed EEther no
tite, and we commend them as The ticket for
mys OHIO COUNTY.