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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

UTTwo young bucks in Philadelphia
had some high words lew days ago, and
one of them called the other a coward
The insul,ed gentleman Immediately sent
a mortal challenge. The preliminaries OF
duel were arranged, tn seconds not put
ting any lead into the pistols; but just us
tho fatal word "thrcc" was about to be Iro-
nounced, the challenging hero, who had
Iclt like b, b Acres for some minutes, threw
down his pistol and took to his heels.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08
HERALD OF THE TIMES
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THURSDAY Feb. 9th, 1876.

! LIyISe lIIGH.-A Mr.. Goddard lately
made balloon ascension at New Orleans,
with lady and one of the editors Of the
Daily Crescent, and when they had risen
to the height of 1000 feet, the party took
dinner. Tho Crescent says that their ap-
peti'es were much sharpened by excite
ment and cold atmosphere.
"Our Bob" suggests that they probably
"goi high"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

A DE.ERTER.-Among the persons
brought up for misbehayior on Wednesday
at Rochester, was tall soldier who had re-
Gently deserted from the British service in
Canada. On being interrogated, he frankly
stated that he was desertsr was sorry
however to say it but he preferred to sub
init to the disgrace, rather than be sent away
to be eaten by dogs in Russia. lie was
upwards OF six feet tall, and said he had ser
we'd ls years in The army. His name was
Jas. SIC Clurc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

U- The telegraph reports the death, a,
Wsshinglon of Mr.. PIeasanton, fifth auditor
in the Treasury Department, at the advanced
age ofeighty years.--AISo Of Don Felipe
Moino, Minister OF Costa Rlca, Guatemala,
and San Salvador
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

SEVERE Snow SToRM.-We have sell
dom encountered 80 boisterous a snow
storm as has been peting the lieges in To-
ronto these two days past. Yesterday eve
ming, it was scarcely possible to contend
with the wind at the corners OF the streets
and tho snow drifts in exposed places were
something to remember. Tho climate Of
the Crmea 10 said to resemble ours. Ii the
allied forces at Sebastopol are visited by
such weather. their situation must be ter
rible indeed.-Toronto Colonist Jan. 80.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

Cooi-A gentleman in New York has
received letter from the assignee of one
of his debtors in North Carolina, stating
that the latter has made All assignment Of
his properly and EXCLUDES aHhis Northern
creditors from the benefit Of the trust.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

The Mission 10 France.-I have reason
TO believe that, upon the resignation by Mr..
John u Mason of his post, a. Minister To
France, Mr.. Marcy will be appointed to
succeed him, and that MIR. Marcy will ac.
Cept it, This arrangement is brought
about, in iact for the purpose of adjusting
the difficulties between the Two branches OF
the democrat party in New York. Those
Two parties are now represented here By
two special delegations, who have each Of
fered terms Of concila,ion To the President.
TO promote this reconciliation, il neccs.
sary, it seems, that Mr. Marcy should retire
from the Cabinet.-Cor. ". Y. Jour. Conn.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08
WAsuINGToS. Jan. 30.

1t i. said hat the Secretary of the Navy
has sent letter to Lieut.. Hunter diSnis-
sing him from the naval service Of the Uni
ted States for Leaving tke Brazil Squadron,
with the brig Bainbridgr, without leave from
the commander of the squadron,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

Ex-GovERNoR CLIrroRp.---This gentle
man, who was lately reported in newspa-
pers as at the point OF death, has sufficiently
recovered his health TO appear and conduct
a case now on trial in the Supreme Court in
this ci,y.-Boston T'rar.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08
DIED.

In sasarush. on ,he 18th. II consumption,
Mrs Ch., loi. A. iiut, wife ot Mr. iicnrN
i,rr,, forge,Iy Of this sl'y, in the 2sth year #
her nge.
Ia board the q. \. Steamer Hancock. resr
F,u. .chou.lou China. on the 2ith of Scptemb, =.
Acting Lieutenant iienry ~. George Hunter, ~
the u. =. Nayy, IN the 3lst yrnr ol his age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

Ur Dealers in Anthracite coal have re-
duced the retail price from 80 to So 80
per ton. This will be good news to house
Accommodation Adv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

'I,O LEASE. ior tso year,, house con-
i tuning ~ rooms, plewan,ly loca,,d ~ -
G, ,niral part oi the CITY rent goo apI ly 10
CEO. ~. " lLSON,
IS g,t nedwoud and - aye sttfst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08
POSTAGE Oh the TRIBUNE,

POSTAGE Oh the TRIBUNE.
The Postage on the Daily Tribune one yenr
is 1856
The Postage on the Weekly Tribune Tor one
year - rs c,s.
The Postage on the Semi-wceIly ly for one
year is 80 cents.
Payable quarterly in advance, Mt the Office
where the paper !. received.
GREELY & McELRA TIL.
d2i lw Tribune Office, New YORK
NIoNEY WANTED
Nl and 20 pIliLLIpS, On at $50 rbapies
street, Is Willing to give little more ior u in
DRY GOODS,
than an, one else.
LADIES,
appeal to YOU the necessity viii "hlge mo
T. submit IT, your terms. iUpr Ig0ncy must
have Call aud esaipIne the stock aud prices,
for Know 4 to he impossible 10 ID 10 without
huying romcthing. Goods that are out OF sea-
son viii be sold less than cost.
have Fancy Dress >ilks NJ 70 cite. per yard.
Rack sin, 25 cts. To 81 2J. SILK Nelvets,
Sl.2j to So so. Embroidered Collars, cts.
To 50 80. Other goods IN proportion
D.rning. needles 3 cts. paI~t, ,-(oniy 30 ~ ~
p,per) PHILLIPS, 'oo ih''"e'-".
~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

DUTNAM's Magazine Tor february /.
i tents Of No. XXVl--Portrait of Contr'hr:
yrs, authors III "Cuba," &C ---lhptnacy mud
Cannun BaNs---Livipg in the County. Nation.
a IiAienre--P -Prom~,hrus aud Epi,nrih.u.--Nx =
.uce ia AL,iion--r~o Li,ile Stsrs---M, The"
Conversation, wi,h Mis-. Cb-ssr-Giyp:e; ~
French &,,~-Thr Rrstor,,ipn---T'l- M"un,ai,t
winds-Mysing Va,rVr.-l%arI ro'trf-1hr
Old Womna w6o Dried wy and Biew AwaJ-
citilla-A Pedagpgus in Ge@gia--A Water
Study-The Progress Of opr Political Vniuc.-
Edi,arisI NCtrs - Literature, ! Amricaa, .
Rep, in,s , Tr.nsiations, 1 Foreign Literature, {
Fine Arts, s Rvoks received. For sale III
J25 wAkDs, 90 Thames IT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

IVA VI f. - Pins aud Ear k;ngs. L'rgo nn'i
~ beauii it'll assortment on hand aud for sale io~
hy GOODHUE & son. Opticians an Jew
eIecs, a, III. Spectacle i'epot, No. II hc-t-
minister stro-t, frovi1enc". ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08
Fh semt-WcekIy Tribune.

Persons reading n, points where mails arriv'
o otener than once week arc requested 10 ex-
a nj ,e th, Semi-W e,kiy. VIC regard 1t as the
che ,pcst p per, all things considered. published
in the United States.
TERMS.
Single copy, one year S3'0o
Two copies. % bm
Fave COPIES, ll,D
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

nlhMOND Pm. and Rings, ~ eItssai ~.
~ sortunent can bo iouai At .ha spretacl- Dr.
pot, No. IT Wr.tminst.r ~. rovid.nce, ~bWh,
will he cold at less pr,e's than the same goods
can he bought IN the city.
GOODHUE & son, Opticians aud jewellery;
i20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

DRUNING AND GARDENING done ~
L JAMES GREER. Orders kf. with Hoh.
ert Wilson, 70 Thames street, will heIromw.y
attended To. lie returns thanks fur p'..s prt-
ronayc, and solci,s u eon,Duanc. Of the ra'ns.
J2l-iI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

DINE Apples, BaEn,nas, Swctt O,snses,
ms, reed ai X. WILSON'S.
n 40 hamss street
UARrERs Magazine for February. contain.
u-virginis, .trued- N,pol-an Bon ,pnrte
italian Life ani Mursl effects of Romani,m ~
socrl,-- lanccs at our Moral and Social S'n.
,s ics--rhe Zone oi pl,ne,s tween Mars snd
Jubitrt-rhe Newcoucs The Redeemed Pro-
Il que. h, Cha.. Dicken'-CoiRciiencr n
ph, ,'ci,ns'. Hory. A Lawyers story,by Dicsee'
81, siuple Story ol ,o.lw-The Whio~s
Stwy, ~ C,ns. Dick eos - Monthly record ol
Current Evcnts--Editot's Table Editors Va.
~ Eiitor's Drawcr--Lr,ersry N"tice'
For ~. N,lentiaes DN W inut Scenes-
Fashions ior February. fF sNic by
- r. IIANMfrr. I
a Ia Ihsmrs-s;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08
Terms Of tho Daily ,rribuuc
Terms Of the Weekly Tribune.

Single copy, one wear
Clu1s iame price,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08
LAWNS.

CIERIING Silver Ware in Spoons. r. rks.
y &c. Sc, ia hw ~ they can be found IN the
Cny, always on hand a, the Spectacle Depot.
W. ~ Westminster 81. Pr,vidrnte.
GOODIlUE & SON, U'tn ians and Jewellers.
10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08
FOR SALE.
A Lumber Wag,n, in good turning order |;
n will he cold lo~. Apply To
CIlARLES WILLIAMS,
JIG Williams 1whart.
FOR THE BENEFIT or TIE HARD
TINES

nRl Goods at Reduced P,;ce'. II h'llila
~ will commence this day, Ian. 22, 1853, to
close on hi. entire stock Of Dry Good. .nd Pan.
ry articles at greatly reduced rr'c's.
Ladies. this ~ the hest opportunity 10 get thn
worth Of your nonc, eve- Offered IN his CIT, -
said goods have been boush, ior ca,h un sr
the advantage OF hard times prizes, ., and ior cash
only will they be sold. In the stock ma, lri
iound--Silk., French Mer,nos, Thihst Elosh',
Sin X Wool plaids, Prints, ions 4 SQm,.
Shawls, S'lk Scnrts. Fur, Robes. Iionnr,s
worth Sa aud 80 selling Gr 81 80 Se,np ~,
Is cent. AMI ~ W. Brown Lihr, Sa'tins,us .
and Cas.incres, Emh'd Collars, Uuder slvrves,
Bands, Table Covers, BID Cloths wors,,d and
Linen; Port Ninnaics. tou,bs. GoId lo,kr,s -
Ii would FIJI the parer 'o enn,prrrie every srii-
rl.. iiut II you have u small amount of muey
and rIsh il To bu, Pile of gcods cnll m Phil
hps, the only place IN tine cr,y where you cns
buy 30 darnin2 needles for cent?.
J22 l50 Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

EAii.OU's Dollar Monthly Magazine. 81
i February. Pries 10 cents. fm sak ri
J2l Tti.LEy's
'I'HE Mig Almanac lof 1855. rrcs " l-gc,
Il For sale at TIlLEys.
~ opposi'e r"si Ofhrs.
nAKrkR', AAtiAZiN. fr f'hqmi.
III Con snir.
yrgini, illu-'rat d. ijv-mBrs ~ Pnsl Gre,
,un anil hs Cou,in.-- WI vl.op Bonapait- y
Italian Life and Mornlr-t hrctr ~ Rom 'n'sm
socict, -Ul,nc,, nj Chr Neral md rocial Sta.
:ist,cs--The Zone ~ ffl,mis bri~ssn fr's nd
Jupiter h. Nsvewurs. y u.,rsi.d-1h Re-
drctn.d ", hgsir. b, che. br brps =, .'uc
denre., y Ph, ,irh,n's story - Ls~i-t's siof..
by 4. DirNrn'--, Simph Simy ~ iu. -.
The Wtio~'s ,i"r, % Nuaihy krcora ~ l,.
tew ivcn,s--' dht'. far, fhHi y aroi's
urn~et--i i.i,ciNiy Nmico- fusl Nsh s''ns's
DaS " ini,t ss.m,--fashio", fv' f'+b 20, %
frr,h b, " AhI, W IN hes-si.
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-03-23

The subscriber will sell, al Public Sale. On
TUESDAY, the 9th day Of MARCH insl. a
The Washington Hotel, IN the borough Of Bed
ford, the following described property, 10 wit
-Four Horses, one Mare with colt, Cows
large quantity OF feather Beds, and Hair, musk
and Straw Mattresses; also large lot Of B-I-
steads, Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, Comforts, wash
Stands, with bowls and pitchers: a large lot Of
stair and entry Carpeting; Gil Cloth, LOOKING
Glasses, set of Parlor Chairs, a large lot Of
common Chairs, Tables and Stands, : large len
plate Stoves, 3 chamber Stoves: coal Stove.
large lot Of Qurensware, lot Of ivory hand-
Knives and Forks, Iot Of silver tea and table
Spoons, large lot Of fine linen Sheets, Andi-
rons, , Sofas, dining room Tables, . Sideboards,
lot Of Bar Furniture, and a great variety Of
articles in this line too trdious 10 mention.
E-Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
Terms made known on day Of SALE
0y~rhe sale viii be continued from day to
day until all is sold, should the sale not close ID
the day above specified.
S. DAVIS.
TTo-cL 1c rS5I
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-03-23
Bedford Hotel.

The Subscriber respectfully brss leave to A..
nounce to his Old friends and the public osra.
ally, that he has based the Bedford Hotel. >,
present iszih occupancy OF Col. Adam parn.
hart. and viii take possession on The Is, d,v r
April next. Il Is not his design 10 make n.an,,
professions as to what be will do. but be pl4dg.s.
his word that liIs nsest energetic efforts win =
employed 10 render comfortable all who CIV,
him a CALL The House will be handsonal,
fitted mp, and none bHt careful and atten,,r.
servants will be engaged. Persons visiiinu ,bs
Bedford Springs, as well as ihos~ ATTENDING
Court, and the travelling community general
y, are respectfully invited 10 gitp him cali
and Judge for Themselves.
IL Borders taken by the week, month, or
year. on favorable terms.
~ Ample and comfortable stabling is Al.
tachrd 10 this Hotel, which will always he A.
tended by careful hostier. Also, safe AMI
convenient carriage house.
JOHN HAFER.
March 1G 1919
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-03-23

Respectfully informs his friends and the public ge-
neray that he has constantly hand Pianoes equal
TO those for which he received the Prize Medal, IN
London, in 1851. All orders promptly attended to,
and great care taken in selecting and packing the
same.
lie has received during theiast Is years more Me-
das from Franklin Institute than any other maker;
also FIRST premium at Boston, and premium at New
York and Baltimore
Wareroom No. % South FOURTH street, below
Chestnut street, Philadelphia
March O. 1S55-3m.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-03-23
Riils annrorad hr the GeTernor.

The following bills signed by the Governor, were
presented in message 10 the Senate on the l7hinst
A supplement TO The charter OF the Thomas iron
company, approved April i, 1881.
A suppl erneut act, entitled az act TO authorize
the Governor to incorporate the Chester railroad coa
pany. passed the 18th day Of February, 1881.
An act 10 authorize Ridgway township, in Elk
county 10 purchase a bridge the Clarion river,
and levy an additional tax 10 pay for the same.
An act TO incorporate the trustees OF the Wagner
free institute OF science.
ASuppement 10 an act, entitled an act for the re-
lief Of Jas. and Mm. Patton and Vim. Wharton, of
Turbeit township, Juniata county; incorporating the
Bailding Association fire insurance company of Phlia
1852.
An act extending the jurisdiction of the of
this Commonwealth in gases Of divorce
Supplement 10 the act, entitled act to incorpo-
ate the South Moautas railroad company, approved
the 9Th day of May, 1854.
Al act relating 10 the election of constables IN the
borough OF Gettysburg, in the county Of Adams.
An act incorporate the Philadelphia and Norris
town telegraph company.
An act relative 10 the several courts Of Jefferson
county.
A supplement to the act laying tax on dogs IN cef
tala townships in the county OF Chester
An act authorizing the Incorporation Of the Allen
/ town Bank
ter county, the provisions of the 18th section OF an
act relative to TIE electoHs Of and coHsta-
bles in Salisbury and Garnaryon townships, IN said
county, approved April TO- ls5l
An act appropratiog $50 coo for the continuation
OF tie new work on the Allegheny Portage railroad.
HoNoa WELL. BrSrowrD.-The Chief Justice Of
Pennsylvania, Hon. Ellis LEWIS, received al the
commencement OF Jefferson College, Oh Saturday last,
the degree OF Doctor of Laws. The learned Judge is
most worthy OF an LID
THE PEAcH CRop At THE WESr.-The Cleave-
land Herald says have serious fears the peaches
have been injured by the unparalleled severity OF the
wea ather. a fruit grower East Cleveland reports
his peaches killed upon eleven streets twelve eX-
! amined. In the city fsom slight examination, We
/ think enough fruit buds are alive 10 secure fair
/ yield. bnt unusual amount OF the wood IS killed,
even branches Of two years growth. An extensive
hortculturalist on the West side thinks peaches are
safe ard should have re ice storm, il Is 10 be
hoped that the cold thus far has merely thinned ont
the crop, not destroyed IT,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-03-23
Notice Of 1aaquFsit9oza.


Whereas ABRAHhMSPARKs, late OF wfst
ed, died seized Of the following Real Estate,
VIZ:
The Manson Place, containing three hun-
1rpd acres, more or less, situate in SAID town
ship, adjoining lands Of Mathew NJ. Prebles and
others, and lying on both sides Of the Chambers
burg and Bedford turnpike read.
Also another Tract Of Land containing one
hundred and seventy eight acres, more or less,
adjoining lands OF Mathew NJ. Peebles, Isaac
Mrixell, Daniel Sparks, and others, situate in
said township.
Also, ore ether Tract, containing ore hun
drpd and fhy three acres, adjoining lands Of
Henry Rchey, John Rely, John Smith and
others. situate in said township.
Also, one other Tract, purchased from Sanl.
Fl. Tatr's administrators, containing, two hun
dred and eleven acres more or less. adjoining
Nancy Black, John Nycum. Jas. Reilly, and
Others, ard sGate in East Providence Town
ship.
Also, one other Tract adjoining lands Of John
Nycum, Isaac Dieh, and others, containing for
~ seven acres, more or less, staat" IN East
Providence township
Also one other Tract, adjoining Bernard
Means and others, containing srvrnty-fve acres
nlorr or less, and situate in Monroe township.
Also one other Tract adjoining tine Mansion
Tract, Uriah Hughes aud others, and contain
ing forty-tour acres, more or less and situate in
West Providence Township.
Also, one other Tract containing four acres
more or less, adjoining James Moss heirs, Bait
zer Morgart's heirs and others, and situate in
West Providence Township.
Also. one other Tract in West Providence
Township, containing twohuDdrrd and twenty
four acres, more or less, and adjoining lands OF
George Stnouse, Frederick Mrnch, Weichioos,
Solomon Holiar, and Others.
Also Lot Of ground in Bloody Run No 10.
a So one other Lot in the said town Of Bloc
dy Run No. II.
Lraving the following named heirs and legal
representatives, to wit
Sarah Sparks, sister, residing in Bedford
county. Hannah, a sister, int-ruarrir,l with So
lomon HoIar, residing in Bedford county, jo-
seph Sparks, brother, residing in BnrPan Go.
Illinois, Mary, q sister, the widow of BoliZer
Morgart, deceasrd, residing IN Bedford county,
Delilah, SISTER, interuarripd with Urah
Hughes, residing in Bedford county, Rachel, a
sister, internarrird with Moses Bernard, rtsid-
ing in Athens county, Chic, Solomon, tprti-
tonerl a brother, residing in Bedford county:
and he issue 6f John. drceased brother, VIZ:
Sarah Sparks, residing in Rock Island county.
Illinois, and Rachel Sparks, Uriah II. Sparks
Dplilah Sparks William Sparks, Jonas Sparks
and John Sparks, all residing in Bedford conn-
II, aud all being minors, all Of whom, except
Sarah, have for THEN guardian William States.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given that, in
pursuance Of Writ of Partition or Valuation
to me directed, ] viii proceed 10 hold In
QUESTION or valuation on the premises, or
Thursday, the ! 9th day OF april next, when and
where all interested may attend if they see pro-
per.
HUGH MOORE. Sheriff
Sherif'S CfIice, Bedford,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-03-23
PUBLIC SALE 0F VALUABLE
E2EEAHl SEA'E'E..

BY virtue of an Order OF the Orphans Court
Of Bedford County, the undersigned viii expose
to sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, The 24tA dag Of March neat,
the following described property situate in East
Providence Township, and lying immtdiaeiy
north Of the Turnpike at the foot of Rays Hill,
adjoining lands Of William Grove, David RI
chey, Adam Hnish, Jacob Richey and Others
containing four hundred and hhy-one acrpS hs-
wing thereon erected Two Story Log House,
Double Log Barn, Wagon Shed, and other or
buildings.
Also, on the premises, is an excellent Or
chard Of choice Fruit.
This property will be sold together or IN two
parts to suit purchasers.
Terms easy, and made known on day OF sai''
WESLEY FISHER,
Admir- OF the estate of Philip FlsheT'
deceased.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-03-23
NOTICE.

Those friends who have been kind enough to
subscribe towards the purchase Of a Parsonage
in connection with the Presbyterian Church OF
Bedford, are respectfully requested 10 pay The
amount Of their subscription to the subscriber,
at an early date, as the lst Of April is rapidly
approaching, when the property, y hich has
been secured, must BE- paid for.
THOS. K. DAVIS.
Bedford, Feb %, 1853.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-03-23

81 inst, represent Mr.. Roel5ncks committee as
proceeding vigorously, and as an evidence ofthe
earnestnpss with which the inquiry is tobe pros
ecut+d, ii is stated that on the list INST, Mr..
Roebuck appeared at the Bar Of the House Of
If .orts With message from the Commons, cit
;nr The Duke Of New Castle 10 give evidence
before the committee.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-03-23
SPRING ELECTIONS.

TlEThe Know Nothing organization claim
10 have carried majority Of the Townships in
Bedford county at the elections on east Friday,
and We presume the statement is true. We
feel no interest in making an examination as
TO how the matter was done. We probably
have Keg TO all these Know Nothing Veto
ries in the following paragraph from the Perry
Freeman, which we find in the Philadel phia
News of Monday last
ssThs is a strange world we live in. Strange
things are coming TO pass PATRIOTISM and
CRAFTSMANSHIP are ignored"
G5~The election in New Hampshire on last
Tuesday, week, resulted in the election OF the
entire Know Nothing Ticket by majority Of
about four thousand. The Democratic Party
had to contend single-handed against fusion
ofaIl opposing elements, wings, ffeesolers, abo-
litionists, know-nothings, sc. nc so that the
result does not seem 10 astonish any body. The
only surprze is that the majority was not much
larger.
The Wilkesbarre Farmer, a Know No
thing paper, in criticising the conduct Of the
present Legislature on the U. S. Senator ques-
tion, says:
ssif this is natural result of secret Know
Nothingism, we advise our friends to be done
with IT,"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-03-23
DAVID STOLFR.
NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 the estate of Jacob
Brtle, late OF South Wood5erry Township,
Bedford county, deceased, are requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims a
gainst said estate will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JACOB S. BRUMBAUGH,
March 23, 1858. Administrator
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-03-23
HENRY kOONS,
DAVID KOONS,
4 llRn.

An impression having started that intend % re-,
Bedford the lst of April next, would STAR ,+-
such is not the case. still continue in the PIaets
of Dentistry at my old stand nearly opposite "
Bedford Hotel, whereI intend remaining, ana a'l ~.
require my professional services may rely upon ~
Ing their operations attended 10 with. Pf0@P'''"'
and care.
Justice TO myself requires me TO state tbat ID!
vertised terms INVARIABLY CASH) wll oe 81"
y adhered TO. That there may be no mls'aSe 81.
offence given hereafter, will mention tha' ~
erations will he resigned 10 the hands OF Psueh'
til paid for This will be enforced wthonI "itsf 80
to persons" II need not, howeve lnierere !" -,
case of those who may require operations o' ,boa
lief OF pains, such operations, IN the case %
unable 10 pay, will, (as heretoiore) be Pe''0''
'a''> c. n. HICKok'
Redfold. March Q. 1853.