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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

In South Carolina, the numbers are not
giyen,-the electors in that State being cho.
sen BY. the Legislature.
The total vote for Pierce, in 1859. was 1,
Coz, 72S-for Scott, 1. SS6,954. II the above
statement Of the Herald be correct. the Know
Nothings already number nearly as many a.
the Wings in 1859. We have no means oI
ascertaining whether tie report u The Herald
is correct or not. and merely publish it for
what il is worth.
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RAIL ROAD CELEBRATION.

WE North Carolina Rail Road will be completed as
far as the town Of Lexington, by the 4ih Of July
next at which lime and place, The friends Of the Road
throughout the State, respectfully and cordially in
vited 70 attend, and expected to De present on the
occasion:
HIS EEeelency Thomas Bragg. Gov ]. NJ. Morehead,
Hon. Calvin Graves. Gov William A. Graham, Hon.
4 NJ. Saunders II. W. Miller, Esq. John A. Gilmer.
Esq. Ralph Gorrel Esq. Hon. J. W. Ellis. Hon. d.
n. Baringer, James w. Osborne, Esq, and Hon. Green
CsljNell
Lexington. June 81, 1855. ga
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There arc Few things which slltd u.rreaer pleasure
than sitting dawn TO write notice Of The celebrated
oofand German Btcrs because we are fully conscious
that are eoaicrfng public lcnc6t. end our heart
ell. that By notices many have been induced 10
take these Biicr. aud bern re-eued from death by dys.
pepsa, liver complaint, Ne lot tic cure u which L l.
ccrsin. i s prepared and old only BY Dr. &. W. Jack.
ION, Al The German Medicine Store No. isg Arch Street.
Philadelphia. See advertisements gl--lm
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NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

10 he FgeHi,y and Trustees Of Seloois and Cifres
GGsrLEu1S The undersigned are preparing a large
aud handsome Map d the state and Gazetteer 10 &C
company iL We wish 10 have engatiugs of the Pub.
lie buildings, Colleges and Academies. 70 emgs the
Gazetteer and the borders Of The Map. This plan will
give publicity 10 your Institution as well as show What
out State Is doing. We will therefore. insert IN the
Gszciieef an engraving Of your building II you will
furnish US with the drawings-you paying the expense
Of The plale Of which you can have duplicate siereo.
type plate icr your Circulars. &C. And II you will nav
the expense Of engraving, Nc will also have the Bull
ding The Map border which will be an advertisement
cor all time 10 come. lfyoa viii aend Us written DE-.
sedpiion your College o. school, IL name locatio
faculty trustees terms &c. We will insert ID the
zeteer Tree Of charge. Several Institutions have ses,
done 90, but we want III in the state.
Very Respectfully your obejisn, servants,
WM. d. COOKE. Raleigh.
SAMUEL. PEARCE, Hill.lsorough.
Address WIN. D. Cooke, 81 Rslsish, Nc.
June u, 1855. sc
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1855.

Edmund strudwick e. > D. Schoolfe1.
Original Attachment.
IT appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Court, that
S. D. Schooield the defendant in this case, has ab-
seconded from Orange county; Il is therefore ordered
by the Court, that publication be made for SIX success
siye weeks in the llsborough Recorder for said De.
PENDANT 10 appear At the next term Of this Court 10 be
held The fourth Monday in August next at the court
house 10 Hsborough. and plead. answer or demur, or
judgment final will be entered against him by default
Witness. George Lqws Clerk Of our said Court, ii
office in HiIlsborougb the fourth Monday Of MAY, A.
Y isS5. GEORGE LAWS, 9. q. {.
June e5Ih. Pc. adv. 81 so. 93-6w
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$4,000
Positively the Last Appearance
OBJ Soon QjbiISrrn,

PREVIOUS 10 their Departure for New York
I'IIE BOON CHILDREN, unriyalled in their er
= iisofdlnay combination Of juvenile talent will
make their last appearance 81 the Masonic Hall this
evening, "Wednesday, June :7th.) The programme
viii embface Unique ShakTttian Deliniaous. Songs,
aud Comic Extravaganza Doors open At 4 and per.
ioimances commence Of 3 o'clock.
Admission 30 cents; Children and Servants IS cents.
%. These extraordinary children have afforded gene.
raj qualification they have sppcaFe and have
received The mos, favorable notices of The Press The
following selected from large number Of The no.
iices 10 their Possession;
We arc not IN The habit Of putting exhibitions or per.
sons connected wiihshem, disposed 10 praise
The unworthy, but we unhesiiaingly pronounce the
Boon Children the most extraordinary that we have
witnessed Little Lofa Gordon Boon Il one Of The most
wonderful youthful dramatic artists 10 The world.
Cor PennsylrI1ian.
The Washington City Ertniag Nn says. "The
Boon Children sre Ire most chase and beautiful deli
niaiors Of characters We have ever seen. The sersa.
lity Of their genius Is astonishing"
June 27th. 1855. p3--iw
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To Wool Growers.

MI Marines arc nos in onjer Tor Cardns Wool
- and making good rolls Those bringing thcir
wool vel prepared may depend on getting good rolls
Fires icf cafdinE. 4 senis per pound iot anmiSe,
u! cents Tsr pound ~ mixing, or one fhh II N,
wool. Com. wheat. faxsecd, beeswax. iallow, bacon
and lard will Re iakrn in payment for cardpr, snJ
even money will not be refused as something viii ~
eSpecisl In payment before The rolls are iaEsn tr0n
the machines.
ALEX. DICKSON.
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NOTlCE.

t,liE subscriber having qualified as Executor upon The
estate Of the late d.. JAMES WEBB, hereby
gives notice u al persons indebted 10 said estate u make
payment; aud ihose having demands against said 81.
tate, mn present Them within the time prescribed by
law. JOHN II. WEBB, Ex'r.
TncSGs WEBn. Esq j. ms authorized agent and will
transact the business IN my name. JH.w.
June IL. 1855. 81
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n i L

n O L &c T..
TIVE exercises the present session Of REp MorS.
Il TAIN FEMALE AcAnENr will close with a public
Examination on the llih and l2ib Of June.
Addresses from OF more distinguished individuals
expected the occasion. Patrons cspcciay, and
the public generally, are requested 10 attend.
The next session will commence the second Thurs.
day in luly Terms a. follows.
Primary English branches, : ESQ
Grammar aud Geography. 1000
Algebra and Philosophy, 1850
Latin. Greek, or French, with other
branches, $500
Embroidery, 300
Music, 1900
GEO. W. JONES,
Chm OF Executive Com.
May LEI. 1855. s5--sw
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THE Know NoTHIsos.--According TO III,
New York Herald. the strength 81 the Know
Nothing party in the several States is as fol
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Obituary.

Died, in Freestone county, Texas, on the 9th d
May last, of Consumption, Mr.. ALEXANDER CHEEK
senr, formerly of Orange county, N. c. in the 56tl
year Of his age.
=. The Raleigh papers win please copy.
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py virtue o. decree II tie Court u Equity for Or
~ ange county. al March Term, 1855. shall, upon
the promises, near Chapel HILL on Thursday the fhh
dsy d July next, expose 10 public sale 10 tic highest
bidder that valuable Milling Establishment with IL
out.houscs. known as Mcrfiil's Mills. Terms bond
with good security, and credit Of twelve mouths.
q. =. LONG, q. & y.
June Let. 1855. gi-4-
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South Gohrll 9tlals Staotnp,
ORANGE CO., N. c.
JESSE P. BAcBY, A. b., Principal.
BENNETT w. BAGBy, Assistant.

JESSE L. BAGBY, A. b., Principal.
BENNETT w. BaGBY, Assistant.
Rev. Prof. BRASTLY York, Lecturer on
English Grammar and Execution.
THE mex, session Of this School will be opened on the
9Th Of July. Students are requested to be present
on that day, as the exercises will he entered into and
the lectures on English Grammar and Elocuiion com.
menced soon after.
The morals health, &c, Of South Lowell are too well
known to need sny remark. The Principal is gradn.
ate Of Randolph Macon College, and experienced in
teaching.
Board can be had at the Academy Hotel for 81 SO
per month; several gentlemen, near the Academy, ale
also prepared 10 board students.
For further particulars apply to the Principal for Ca.
taoguCs.
Executive COMMITTEE.
DIR. a. w. GAY. Chm,
COL. ID. c. PARRISH, Sec'y,
REV. II. ARNOLD, Teas.
REV. JOHN a. M'MANNEN,
JOHN b. LEATHERS, Esq.,
Mr.. WILLIAMS HARRIS.
May 10Th. 1855. 2m-pd
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NOTICE.

TUE undersigned. having taken out Letters of Ad.
= minstfalion on the estate Of JAS. X. BROWN,
deceased hereby gives notice 10 I'll persons indebted
said estate 70 make immediate payment and 70 all
persons having claims sgaina the estate, 70 prescott
them. properly authenticated, within the time preserved
BY law, o. Ibis nOce will BE- pleaded in bar Of their
eose'y' ROBERT LAWS, Admir-.
June 2sd, 1855. g3--sw
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
Nav FERN lg5s

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
MAY Term, 1855.
Balm, Hauon & Co. rs 5. D. scoolfold
Judicial Attachment
appearing 70 the satisfaction Of The Court. that s.
u. schoolheld, the defendant in this case, has ab.
seconded rom Orange county; L is ordered that publ.
cation be made 10 the Hisboroagh Recorder for .ix
successive weeks Cor sud Schoolfel 10 appear Al the
next term Of this Court TO he held At the court house in
llllshnFough. the fourth Monday Ia August next.
and plead. answer drmur judgment will be enter.
ed against him by default. and Judgment Of condemna
lion will be entered against the property levied on.
Witness. George Laws, Clerk ii onI said Court. 4,
office il Hllsboiough, The fourth Monday Of Nav. A.
y. 800. GEORGE LAWS, c. &C.
June 25th. Pr. adv. 81 50. "a G0
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1855.


Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1855.
George Laws, Administrator Of Henry Lloyd, decd
Stephen Lloyd, and others.
Petition 10 sell Land.
III appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, that
William Lloyd, Of The defendants in this case,
resides beyond the limits OF the State II is therefore,
mott, n, ordered by the Court, that adyersement be
made for sir successive weeks in the Hllsborough Re-
corder notifying said defendant Of the filing Of this pe-
lton, and that unless he appear the Of this
Court 10 be held on the fourth Monday OF August next
At the court house in Hishorough and answer the pc
tiiion. the same will he taken pro cOaeSso and heard
ey pdrte as TO him.
Witness, GEORGE Laws, Clerk Of our said Court. al
office 10 Hillsborough, the 4th Monday Of May, A. d.
1888. GEORGE LAWS, c. c. c.
June 25. Pr adv "a so. 93--6w
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WANTED.

"A HAND @ wofk a the Cabinet Making business.
Good wages and constant employment viii y CIV
gu. x. r. WEBB.
Dlals 1ftcks Ufange, May 20. sg-Sw
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WILL give prompt attention 10 al business enirust
~ Cd 10 him. Claims collected. Pensions and
Bounty Lands obtained.
$4,000
worth Of Land Warrants wanted aud the highest cash
prices paid for them. Office 10 the Court House.
June 25th. 90 GIMP
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JUST RECEIVED.

A LOT q Thee Penny Nails; aud one b,nel az
BURNING FLuID-tnot Csmphene.l - Alse
SUMMER MANIlI,LAs, Of various kinds
For sale BY J. G. TURRENIINE a SON.
Mas ~. So
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Sale Of Valuable Mills.

Nay 1t. 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

Re1nOVaI.
Nf CCLALLENS * kNGN have leTneved their EFGols-
M sale Stock Of Loots aud Shoes, 10 tie sror!
Drck building, .a
40. E:3, 1inin street.
! few buildings Hott:l vi The Merchants Mechanics
bank, on tie opposite side the doors SUHtI.
Oi VIM +. Selby's dry good store.
Thankful FOR he patr"rag" herc" ore extended to the
ouSc, l"y confident That witt iiei Increased 'acili.
lies don= business, they or u merchants stI!l
greater Inducements !Ur buy ing tl8I. hey e1u!Yie.
dc2S McCH,II EMS IL KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09


NTELSoN', |GeWi,lu Chinese l.uatral Washing Fluid
N the reStest Improvement ye' discovered nr svins
iaAor end expense IN washing Clothing aud OuSc Clean.
wuer and SUIleI han iiilM iib!caclicd the grass-
WAEEs"iE :vt 10 mime thc IbriG- Every lady .ray
SATISFY herself rtat point. by s0akugn rict OF on
OF Liueuin The siuG uii strength, 81 Jurs which
viii clearly show that ii mist lie p,c,y harmless, vixen
dilute with gai UnS Of water To ha pint of fIuid
lie Chinese washing Fluid is worth threc times tile
single sXPence witch will buy enough for large FAMILY
washing which be done in . nr3 hours
Manufactured and sold b. the subsCI ber, yho mas late
ly pun chased the right ror Ohio rOumyt, Va.
$500 Ha .-alHe. JAS. HELEOR
Aue4 No. %, UHiunSr.. Wherh.e Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

: Z ESSRS. BEAbfhR II TUKIoN, la wing taken the
VI Rooms iormer!y occupied by M H. Tarbe as Da.
suctreau ii cry Of Main and EIddc Streets Cen
Ire Niees, beg leave 10 solicit share oil patronage
from his friesis ant J!ic rUhIiC -: large.
They make Its rHc f1t 10 let any PICTURES 90 out but
wiat ave satisfaction! and VOL leXcc,Grd.
Cod ard Sss"rr ruling executed i!esty
r:dcg@ cit berc ur sign pdms viii be attended 10
by j. Tu'to, & :.,o;ter. rnr2I rsns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

EaIl FASHION IOr hats.
INF sUbsC sbcC is OV PreparcL TO furnish his
uuspHrnns and all the resi- o luskind' with apie.
dit, hats ul Tie s-s s#
~ LATEST. AND MOST .4PPROYE,D STYLES,
which endurance 5raug ri oTI and finish, cannot be
SurdS ed, and wh-n shaped tie ourconformu.
tive, fit VITA perfect eIse. tl=f8a .t.Ha
liSOl evnga ,GTgcassurtnento OF mon youths and
child ems soft Hats, comprising black, napnCd, plain,
Nuu uLr yctOn nzrasm, YOmc AncricI,etc., togeill.
with fine assortment o mems, yOuhs' and chidrens
Cars all q; " bCh oired at lowest prices, wholesale
scrII W. W JIMESoN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
BACHFLO!is,
Insiaaia,.s .ns Liania ~. D p.

IaStaatanS.uS Ligili2 iEi' D D3e
TIlO those wishing hair yc m,y depended up
/ OIL we caneneerigiy ecomHens the ahpye; The be.t
Ci;y recclCc can be- --vGnhs supcToiiy ovei
everything o. the Kind muse For sale, wholesale
aud retail, by -s-= I. Il. LGtfAE IL Co,
aaI$i Sale aE"uls nthia CITY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
OCTOBER 8, 1855.
WHEELING.
J. / .snper Phogpbate of L.li3le!.'
NERsus .euA.a..

Y Es1S!SG = - X = -A-SSEsF
rINHIS valuable fsrtiizer aS been used for cver er
in Eneisnd and other parts nl EurOle.,eud
aio hnls the highest raS III pOPu.a ' e extent II
Country BY Tie sUhscIiher has been Epse reoen. but the
psress il has IHae in he estimation of tile puHic ias
not heeeSs HAS kGd o. success! !G than yn5 IEr W.
rta! 81 tnrce years investigation o. ~ iae,sM tch
tine here mas tcen very many scriu.cs eSFcs hleiS
mnhc by the scientific asricuiEeistS aHd yrious
uhs EOmmitiess, side by side 'el'e.aG tano, as
toits vIue coma wit. tic latter, aud E
instances meiceGee given, 10 the .Saeg Phosphate OF
Lime Such cGorts as IetGIite'! VIII storlg be minced
helne tle public winch VIII convey TaoIe ui0rn0tin
khan 'he subscriber iees disposed 20 ter, the uaEG-
aCtuEer, al Tie plescntr.Usae
Iisuhcnics compositions of that nature at ar
uod ant ursincu To growth descriptions
us hass being crushed rtOuM 'I5srs, tie efficacy az
which as nsnurc already we'll oy.. and -ctaic
weight al Supiitic iCd 70 which a'd'd due i',Spr
IiO GUanN Suipiate Anuuo:ia: leia:jer
of the clicnt asauts i'll the hest PerUe GanD.
II IS easy handed. hcgg in peTcci powders It VIII he
aud wien maturity to be Ourd aaerir Osterere
presented
Pgg,:hs,s VII he leswaElsd on sgFIisgtlQp z the sag
Sesssrs. MsCi, uder 4 Sens, i!iehno.l, Va. K, i
do RGwlctt HARDLY " Go, Pete sbugs, Va,
do Hotunl & icclesn. No7olk Va.
do q NJ s'ewait' Esq 1i ~ :lst 81 l.'''e' Nd
Agriculture Chemist,
sep25 WiI!iamshursa, Long lslaHd, \ Y,
New Watch and JeWeIry Store.
R0gm, No, 4, Washington Hall, Monroe 81.
WHEELING, VA
THE subSCrhGr tile attention OF the public 10
silver ware. ianCs goods, wlicl ne IS opening
HIS stock is composed IN part OF gold and silver watches
KEYS, ards anu ChalIIs
Eye5y description OF goidlew
Gold, silver, silver plated and conauu snec;aces;
Pure ilve: table, tea. dessert sugar, mustard and salt
spoons, md butter kTves; -.-r.......
Plated aud German stiye forks spoons, butter kHtVcs
Fort monnaes, rOcsct cutlery, SCISSORS
D.ElsY FINE EazoTs' slFGrs shawn" cfetT'' elc.i
Pfrlltncry eonl3s' brushes and aeat variety Of fancy
I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
5co,O00

Alej7TTel St5re7 Cui HsgEincg ,-al,ts5:
VIII pay twelve dollars pc. thousand Tor good white
UG Slaves, 81 inches iu!Er JiEChGs wide sap,
aud a inches the trartone tiGl headings 20
cAes ons, nches wide Clear oI sap, tluoes on the
Heart delivered al the wharf rail cad depot this Cifu.
GEO. ~. SMlTH,
isD2l UHeeiins Lrs,r.-y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

ELDURADO TOBACCO. 60
ES nuTs EdoradO Natural I,ur Tobacco very superb
w or, Tor sale by e-f 'Eia-- IIlf.t, 1'r11f
apC LOGAN, CARR & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
ARTIFICIAL TEETH!!!


DrS. duncan and Cameron,
EbETEESTS
No. 15G WEST SIXTH srE rt.r RgryELN RACE ANp Elm
|. Cinciri,arj
TTCIIIS oero ,nIo, ~, ,,I,,,,o,,,+ ., ~,
/ ,eiors ilas bee aloefii. IN eputa:ion ior suncfi
OF ati"ma IL The Artcia department "r Dentistry
io Tie last ton years, ant no cy cNse Or effort Shall he
want Eg 10 give satisfaction 10 ali no mag u or ii with
tlelr ratl onaee
III So hscEucrs wo"!d call attention 10 the following
) ar8 naiut1e gf a1io arc, qna!iiy ard sircnstho
,'e - O''G, u" me Mt"'ei, anu use.uneSs ~
~ ti' ' Gi"' "a Ltt ~ eel' anu anl!I'
c; % -'e' S7 eAee'"'" u! 'i"'' ana eq"a'eu oy Du
,rcr,.r,,I
n II
i'se 'e rom one 10 mi sell win HIllhcial Guns-
Full lII iaii : Is iHv,u!auy inserted D.: suction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
'fE3s0aS.

CT Main and Quincy Streets
Ent:auce from Qrincy-St.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
EIGHTEEN MONT.

ElGHNEEN MONTHS
HAVE expired since concluded to close my Dry Good
L business; and having many peTsnns still fndsbted to
ne, hope they do moi want longer time to pay Tor Goods
thst should have been raid longs since.
LOuL be ashamed but c0mc along and get receipt
tul TIL JOHNSTON, Jr.,
mrG WaTeh0lSRof Sweeney, Johnston & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

baltimore, June I2 1850.
Mnssrs. Evans a Watson, Observation-Disclosures
Nenave lhnCh plea" recommending your Fire Proof
Chests 10 20 icliCr r fhe pubC-th6 ole nurch6S6d
from has wing bOuks andc ants cfsCtually,
after Undergoing very heat % Eg fire which
destroyed the entire block build 81 on Arch street
wharf the ScImylklll, . tie Gtlru. June, 1850.
Yours, very respectfully, d tr
scpIa-dry Russell 4 GUBBINs
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-03-16
TIE LATE ELECTINNS.

The issue has ceased to be Wbig and Demo-
cratic. In all quarters we see the lines drawn
only as Democrats or Anti Know-Notbngs VS..
Know w-Nohingis,n. In New Hampshire it is
the only question involved in the present ex-
citing canvass now going on therein Virgin
ia the same. IN all municipal or minor cleo
tions these seems to be the only elements at
strife. the late minor elections we have
the following results, indicating very clearly
that this proscriptive party has no permanent
existence, and will not long be tolerated in a
Republican Government like ours;
MUNlcfPA. ELEcTioN.-TRoY, Mar, 6.-Jobn
A. Griswold, Democrat and Anti-Know-Noth
Tng, has been elected Mayor by about 200 ma
joritv, over Socnm, Wing.
MAyoRALTY Observation-Disclosures, Mar. 6.
The returns of the election held Yesterday in
this city show that Mr.. Ledgard the Democrat
&c candidate for Mayer, has been elected by a
majority OF about 600.
OswEGo, March 6.-The municipal election
Yesterday was very exciting, The Know
Nothing candidate for Mayor was defeated by
800 majority.
SYRACUSE, March 6. Lyman Stevens, De-
mocrat and insionist, has been elected Mayor by
400 majority. The whole fusion ticket has been
carried triumphantly. Six fusonst aldermen
and supervisors out of eight are elected. There
is great rejoicing here this evening, bon6res are
blazing, and professions with bands of music
i. are parading through the streets. The town OF
Casenavia has gone Wing.
UTicA, March 6.-Henry II. Fisher, anti
Know Nothing Wing, has been elected Mayor
af Hamilton by about four hundred majority
Three Whig and three Democratic aldermen
have been. elected.
CINCINNATI, March 6.-The municipal cleo
ten yesterday, in Newport, Kentucky, result
ed IN the deftat ofthe Know-Nothing ticket.
LocKfoRT, March 7-The entire anti-Know-
Nothing charlep ticket, excepting one trustee,
has been elected by an average majority of 40.
Abijah Fl. Moss, ,anti-Know-No president,
received 10 majority over Van Valkenburgh,
Know-Nothing.
son elected Mavor, over L. D. Stockton, Know
Nothing, by ll9 majority. Eight aldermen and
tire city Recorder, Treasurer and Marshal (ant-
Know NothiRg} were also elected.
MILWAUKEE,, March Sat the charter cleo
ton held yesterday, the whole democratic tick
ct was elected. J. B. Cross was elected May
or by 400 majority.
The moral of these elections, says the Phla-
delphia Argus, seems 10 be that in those quar-
tiers where Know Kothngism soonest develop
ed its strength, it has most rapidly exhibited
decay Prematurely ripe, it has as rapidly de-
cayrd. Their career is food for thought, and ho-
nest men who have been duped into This secret
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-03-16
March 16, 1885.
Bedford EE0GeEs

The subscriber respectfully begs leaSeto an
nounce to bis old friends and the ppbIie gener-
alIy, that he has leased the Bedford Hotel, at
present in The occupancy of Col. Adam Barn
hart. and will take possession on the 1st day Of
April next. II is not his design 10 make many
professions as TO what be will do, bot hepledges
his word that his ntst energetic efforts will be
employed TO render comfortable all who give
him CALL The House will be handsomely
fitted up, and none but careful and attentive
servants will be engaged. Persons visiting the
Bedford Springs, as well as those attending
Court, and the travelling community general
ly, are respectfully invited to give him 4 cali
and Judge for themselves.
GJ- Boarders taken by the week, month, or
year, on favorable terms.
&c Ample and comfortable stahling is at
tached TO this Hotel, which Will always be al
tended by a careful hoStier. Also, safe and
convenient carriage house.
JOHN HAfER.
March I6. 1855. ts