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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-08-10

DANIEL B. BORDER respectfully informs
the citizens Of Bedford and vicinity that he has
removed his shop to the house in the east end
of Bedford, one door west of the residence Of
Major Washabangh, where he is prepared to
manufacture Double and Single torret Rifles
and Double and Single buret Shot Guns ot the
best quality.
1TAll repairing of guns, locks, &C., done
with neatness and despatch.
MAY %, 1851
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Cessna & shannon.

HAVE formed Partnership in the Practice
III of the Law IL Office nearly opposite
the Post Office, where one or the other may at
all times be found.
Bedford, Oct. %, 1S49.
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Es dfOrdl Acse q G EEa =
AND
FEMALE MINARY
w. w. CAMPBELL. Principal.

This Institutions, hitherto under the care OF Rev
John I.yon will benceforih be conducted by the pre-
sent PRINCIPAL. The past history ol the Academy
wifI we trust be sufficient guaranty OF MS uinre
efficiency. The branches taught will be the same as
heretofore. To MASTER PRINCIPLES will be cohsd-
eTed the most important pursuit OF the pupils; and
while il VIII be the constant business of the instruc
for 10 impart knowledge, il viii also be his aim IO
lead his pnpils to make pgaeiical application OF
their acquisition To load the mind With innnmer-
able formulas, without causing II 10 use them would
be like placing bow ~ a chid's hand, without
teaching him how 10 bead il. In fine, It shall be our
object. as il has ever been, 10 lead the pupil 10
THINK.
We look forward confidently TO the patronage of
tins community, which has thns far been so gener-
ously extended, and by npdlmnlshed assduily,
we hone 10 merit 70 Ir support.
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A Fa EMiHy Carriage
H0P N4LE 0R TR-IDE

The owner having no use for II, wiz sell, on
fair TERMS an excellent Family Carriage, new
~ fitted up, intended for either one or Two
horses, and having all the necessary ixiuIes.--
An excellent sptt of new Brass mounted bar
ness may be had with the carriage, if desired.
Il " i'll be sold on time, for casr, exchanged
Tor grain. Enquire at the Office Of the Bedford
Gazette. Jnly 27, 1885.
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DIR. A. he. lAADAN

RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional services 10
she citizens of Sehellssurg and vicinity. Office IN
the formerly occupied by DR.. REAMwELL, OPP
poste Mr.. Frazer's Tavern. CO All night calls
promptly attended to-
April s, 1853.
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Life Insurance.

Key Mone .Nufual Lite Insurance Company Of
Harrisburg, Pa, hns Guarantee CapitaL
Of $4,000.
President, Hon. LUTHER REILEY, NJ. d. Pam
phlets Circulars and all necessary information be
obtained by calling the office OF the subscriber
authorized agent for Bedford County.
C. n. HICKOK, Agent.
SAMUEL d. ScoTT, NJ d. Medical Examiner.
October 10, 1851.
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WATCHES, JENELRY, SILFERWARE
AND FANCY GOODS.
a choice assortment of tie Finest Quality,
For Sale nj the Loresf Cash Prices, al
W.M. b Ell TON He .aD'S,

a Choice assortment of The Finest Quality,
For Sale nj the Lolcesf Cash Prices, al
W.M. b ELFU.THE IS,
No. ls4 !SonH Serond stgeet tet,rren Pine and q
mon, H'est sais, PHTLADELPHIA.
The assortment embraces Large and Selrcf 'Siorh
Of Fras 4trhex. yspce1fg. Sfkrsy Fare Aiita Hare,
tidfea RIM mir Sslter, Spoons. FORKS, Ledtss, de-
--.get G0odx EaRS and Fancg Articles of superior
quality deserving the examination Of those who de-
sire TO procure the best goofs al the Locest Casa
Prices.
Having prarteaE k,sotrle7ge of the business, and
all available facilities for importing and Manniactur-
.ing the subscriber confidently invites purchasers,
believing that be can supply them on terms as favor
able as any other establishment IN either OF the At
lante Cities.
Gy- All Kinds Of Diamond and Pearl Iewelry and
Silver Ware manufactured 10 order, within reason
able time.
B- Watches. Jewelry and Silver Ware f1'fht~lly
repaired. WM =, ELlONhEAp'
No 1sI South Second Street, a few doors
above the Second Street Market, West Side
U- In the Sonth Window of the Store may be seen
the famous BIRD CLOCK, which commands the adj
miraron of the scientific and curious
Oct. 10, IsJ4.--ly-
NOTICE The undersigned expecting to be
absent in the West for some length of time,
would say that his business viii be left in the
bands Of Jacob s. Scheil, where all interested
will call and attend 10 their own and my inter
est. JOHN II. SCIIELL.
SchplIsburg, MAY y, 1893.
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c. N. HICKoK. Dentist.

nFFICE on Ptt-street, nearly opposite the
~ Bedford Hotel, Bedford, Pa. Teeth plug
ged, Regulated, &C. and artificial teeth inserted
from one to an entire set. Charges moderate,
and all operations warranted. Ierms.-C.7SH
Bedford, MAY 3, 1880.
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Drugs and Books.

constantly keep on hand at his establishment
in Juianna Street, complete assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufs, Paints, Oils,
Window Glass, Varnishes, Brushes Of all kinds,
Patent Medicines, Lamps, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Sc &c. together With an extensive col
lection Of School and Miscellaneous Books
&c. which he offers at greatly reduced prices
Tor cash. Bradford. Feb. II. 1851.
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R REMOEAH4.

The subscriber would respectfully announce
to the public tha: he has removed his Timing
Establishment to the building recently occupi-
ed BY Mr.. LRther, as Confectionery Store, in
the Diamond, where he is better prepared than
ever to accommodate his customers with every
article in the line of his business, either whole
sale or retail, and hopes they will give him a
call at his new location.
GEO. BLYMIRE.
Bedford, April 6, 1855.
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BOYS CLOTEEEyG
| liLIlBLE PROPERTY For SlLE.

The subscriber will sell, at private sale, his yalua.
bic Property. situate in Union Township, Bedio-l
County, Pa, which he al present Resides, contain
ing 50 of patented land 80 OF which CLEARED
and under post and rail fence, the balance well im.
bered with good saw timber. This property OF
the waters OF Bobbs' Creek 4 miles ncsih OF Ado.
phus Ake's Mil, the public road BEADING ileR
Bedford 10 Johnstnwn or Jefferson, within II miss
OF Jefferson, and l6 miles OF Holldaysburg. TIE in.
pTovemeRis are Stone Grist Mili, with two Tua Of
Stones one pair first rate French BHrrs, w!th good
merchant and country Bolts and complete Sms.
Machine. The Machinery is all good and subslaa-
tIal, and is partly new. The water power is saf-
cieHt during the entire year, and the custom Is COED
and plenty OF II. There Is also Saw Mil o.
the premises, which will cut from 1900 TO 20d0 feet
OF Lumber day inch measure, which Is ready sse
at the Mil. One OF the Dwelling Houses is three
story frame, suitable for public House SoTe
House, and rs well finished. There are three oher
dwellings, Two frame and one log house, also ane
Stable and Wagon Shed, and other necessary build
ngs.
Also, Will be sold, another Tract of Land contain
ing 800 acres about 75 acres OF which are cleared,
OF which good meadow with facilities fer max
ing 20 or 30 more. The balance well timbeFed aai
we'll watered by the Bobbs' Greek running through
il. There is on the premises an excellent site cal.
cnlared for either Grlst Mill or Saw M with head
and fall OF - feet. There is variety oil CHOICE nut
trees the farm. The buildings one good Lo,
House and Stable and OTHER ontbnldIngs. AI,o wli
be sold, $40 acres of good timber land convenient 10
the Saw Mill, which are the very best OF sa"
logs. The above land is all patented. and eea'
and indi>puiable title will be made TO tie purchase
or purchasers. Those wishing 10 purchase goodPr
perty. will learn the conditions, (Which will be mo
erate) by calling with the subscriber, residing On
the first named property. .,.-
CASELTON AXE
July 2l, 1854.
TOOTH ACHE Persons are not general
ly aware tia; DR.. Keyser's Tooth Ache rrmr-
dy, prepared by him at l40 Wood Street, Pltis-
burg, Pa. and for sale at Rupp & 0steF's IN Ids
place will stop Immediately an aching TOOTH
Whoever tries it will be convinced.
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NOTICE.
STOVES Z

CIV hand, and for sale, superior lot OF
Cooking, Ten Plate, Parlor, and Church Stoves.
GEO. BLYMIRE.
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DIR. R. y. Harry
JOHN r. EDIE, Attorney at Law.
ISAAC HUGUS. Atterpey AT Law.

IsIAU IUUUN, AIIUIHt! dI LdH,
w liz hereafter regularly attend the Sit
w tings of the Courts Of this county
During the terms of the Court he may be con-
suited professionally at the Hotel of Maj. Davis.
Bedford March 10, 1884.
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sSFeEEoW Citizens ,,s


IA Do you want to feare gour Measure f.,
h FASHIONABLE SUIT OF CLOTHES,
warranted to gave satisfaction in STYLE, Orr.
TY, FIR and M4xE Do you want to s.
large and splendid Stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings.
and other srasonable goods for .}IE.A@S W .3RF,
Do you want 10 see a fine assortment of Cor.
PANTS and FEsTs, gotten up in stvlr not in.
frrior to the besf ordered work Do you wan,
Under Garments Of the ''rigH stripe or Err.
NIsnNG ARTICLES that semi be jeqt." or
BOYS CLOTHING
for your Sons! In short, if YOU want ali or ann
of these things SO essential 10 the adornmeat agj
comfort OF the E'outrr man." call on
STEPHENS, Merchant Tailor,
McKaIg' Row, Baltimore Street inext door
to Campbell's Drug Store,l Cumberland, Nd
Il IF you want an OUTFIT Of
CHEAP READY-MADE CLOTHING.
| would advise you to call at tie RAILROAD
CLOTHING STORE, near the Depot
May 10. lS54-ly.
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JAMES 4. COLEMAN,
SAMu FL WILLIAMS,
j. Fl. DlCKEN,
JOSEPH BECK,
JOHN FILLER, Trustees.
EkEAGY,s FOUNDRY.

Rainsburg, June s, 1850.
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GUN sMITHTNG.

Jan. IA, 1888.
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NEW FIRM IND NEW GOODS /!

Dec. %, 1854.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-09

the DEGREES Of the General Councils, par,
ticularly by those Of the Council of Trent !
The Government Of Sardinia, Of courses
treats the old man and bis allocutions with
contempt; but when Plus presumes to de-
clare null and void such laws as he. thinks
have been passed TO the detriment Of re-
ligion, ishe nvts assuming that, temporal
power which the Telegraph says no power
on earth claims COR him, ont of the litlle
Roman State in which he rules, by the
grace OF Louis Napoleon?s
But it is not alone Piedmont which
troubles "His Holiness" Spain, even
Spain is source of inexpressible sorrow 10
this vicarious old gentleman. He learns
that. in that country claws have been pass,
ed which, to the great injury Of religion
destroy the first and second articles Of the
Corcordat, and which ordain the sale of the
property Of the Church. ."Te a i
Consequently, as he states the fact him
self he "energetically protested and pro
claimed against everything which the Span
ish Government dared of this nature" and
moreover. lie caused it to be notified to thu
Spanish Government, that II it did not bacl
out from the law for the sale Of ecclesiastical
property, his acclamations "would be com
municated to the faithful, that they nigh
abstain from the purchase Of svch proper
H." And further, as the Spanish Cabine
persisted in the sale of the Church proper
ty. the Roman Charge dAffairs at Madric
has been ordered to quit Spain, and BIZ
gentle Highness proclaimed as follows
MOREOVER, in virtue Of our apostoli,
authority, we reprove abrogate, and declars
without value or force, null and void, as re
garding the past as the future, the laws ani
DEGREES aforesaid" ~ 7-3
| Now. this attempt to nullify the laws .
Spain by virtue Of apostolic authority, may
not be temporal performance in ANY
sense, but il is not we would be pleased
\ to have its spirituality set forth. II seem.
to us that these allocutions addressedto tht
people Of Sardinia and Spain are sincendia
ry documentsl-m revolutionary in thei
character than the proclamations Of Mazzi
Eni. They are in fact invitations to tn,
!sFaithful, to throw off allegiance to th,
Government of the offending nation. The,
show that the Pope wishes to be nulli6e
on the most extensive SCALE They embod,
assumptions Of a veto power over all law
that concern the Church. But the thunde
of Plus TX, though he affects to think tha
! il has all the earthquaking properties whicl
gave potency to the article, as original,
manufactured at Rome, fattles but faint,
from his French prison house. and is heedet
Eonly to show what he would do if he could
| We may be ignorant Of certain fractiona
parts of public sentiment alleged to exist
but we are not oblivious to opalpable matter
of fact--Cin. Com.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-09
P B. MANcHssrsa TURNS ur in 4 New

P B. MANCHESTER TURNS UP IN A New
CHARACTER. "A gentleman Of San Francis
co. writing from Iha, city on the l6,h OF
July. says that Mr.. P. B. Manchester was
boarding a, the "RasseIle House," in thai
place. He had changed his name and be-.
como pious 10 aD exaggerated degree. On
tho steamer, while on his way from San
Francisco, some Of the passengers. on
Sunday morning. were desiTous OF having
religious service. For time no ono could
be found who was wilIing,o oficia,e. But
at length a gentleman volunteered his seryi.
css, which being gladly accepted. be deliy.
cred a very affecting discourse on The world,
illness Of the presen. generation. and the
want OF the proper degree Of charitable feel.
ing among Chris,iens. He also prayed
mos, ierysn.ly. This volunteer minister
was Mr. P, 3. Manchester. The wholesale
swindler of widows and orphans and poor
working men in this city. : The pernicious
hypocr,e should be driven from The cont
nent. and constrained 10 seek refuge among
the islanders who are found OF "Eoast mis-.
sionary."-Cin. Com.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-09

FoRAY AGAINST YANKEE PROPERTY -
III thsy [ihe Nonh] rob and steal our ne.
gEoesuEder color Of law. we may, and we
shall be recreant to our best interests, u We
do not speedily take redressinio our hands.
Chiz4ns Of Pennsylvania, no doubt. have a
large amour. Of properly goods. wares and
merchandise. and, perhaps. some heavy
deb,s. within the limits Of Virginia. LIE.
the TAO lay hnld Of every particle that can
be found ia the ColnnoEweAl.h--and let exl
press provision DO made, vlai no officer shall
be required toswsar 10 support the Federal
Constitution, where those States are con-
cernsd who disregard ,ha, instrumsn,. VIZ
are agains, disunion, Wemuch prefer car
rying on this sori oi system Of rsprisals with
our Yankee 6relhren. There is plenty of
Yankee property in The South ataihis time
to re,mburse Us, for all the negroes they
haze stolen frohnus. One;general. coG,pre'
hensive, sweeping statute in every Southern
Sta,ei wilt reach The whole sof H. Let u
OF lhc South come 10 love Yankee properly
wilh the same ardor Iha. they love Southern
lpSopeuyl"i bsat lfss ts' "
Tha, is, ne the North will no, recognize
the existence Of Slavery, but insists that
when slaves are brought here BY their mas
lers they become free. The Nurlh Is obus.
cd foe stealing" negroes; and yet III
Richmond Wing thinks the Sou,h should
re.ulia,e by .,slealing" Northern goods
wares and merchandise" Slayeholders'
logic. a, 0Ss,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-09
The RcsaIlin ihe sfate.

We have received several telegraphic
dispatches giving reported msjorities from
several towns and counties, all Of which
we consider vague and unsatisfactory
We therefore omit them. From the latest
and most reliable information ws can obtain,
we have no doubt Of Chase's election. by
about 10000 majority. There will also be
an overwhelming majority Of Republicans
elected to the Legislature probably three,
fourths Of the Legislature viii be opposed
to the present Administration.
Wear not in the habit Of boasting; but,
considering the powerful effort made by our
opponents to defeat the ticket. and the
great disaffection in our own ranks, we can
not but rejoice over the result. Never,
since we have mingled in political strife,
have we known SO much disaffection, in
our own ranks: and never have the opposi-
tion labored with more determined zeal,.--
They have reduced the majority greatly
from last year.. but this was generally ex-
pected. Nobody expected to carry the
election n.gy by anything like e,s our last years
vote.
Rutland township is,sptiaed to the ban.
ner. notwithstanding SIC. efforts Of the
opposition, they swept The field BY upwards
Of goo majority.
Salem, Letart, Columbia, and Scipio did
well. They deserve great credit. The
great fght was in Salisbury, and, consid.
ering all things, We feel satisfied at the re-
suit. It was stated openly, on the day o
election that tn" Catholic teacher had dis
tributed one hundred and eigh,y.tDo Dem
oeratic tickets to Catholic voters in thi,
township. and that they would all go into
the ballot-box. Here. then, was an army
to be opposed by the intelligent Protestan
voters. Notwithstanding all this, Salisbury
gave majority for most of the ticket aver
aging from so to 100.
The election passedof quietly, and with
out any disturbance of any kind, SO far a.
We know. There was but little challenging
and less qusrreling than we have eve
known. ,5,
We have several little incidents to relate
concerning the election; but postpone then
until some more favorable time.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-09

The Catholic Telegraph pronounces us
"ignordnt Of public sentiment" because we
re-published it's pointed and sweeping de.
nial of thertemporal authority Of the Pope,
and called it remarkable. In the paper
which contains this sneer at us, appears
the recent "Allocutions" Of the Pope OF,
the affairs in Piedmont and Spain. These
documents are certainly the most pompous
and ridicplously absurd productions, both
10 style and matter, that we have seen for
some time e--and we must confess, that they
contain internal evidence that though the
Pope Enhaye be infallible IN spiritual af.
fairs, hesisnot only yefallible but feeble in
such q temporal thing as the construction
OF sentence. In these Allocutions ellis
Holiness Plus TX" from behind the hedge
Of French bayohetsI which keeps his ow n
beloved temporal people from,his throat,
states that he, is paiped, afflicted. grieved
and woe e,smitten. because the Piedmontese,
government has "closed its ears to the sup
piicalions OF It's Bishops, and approves,
sanctions and promulgates "tlat s1premely
unjust and disastrous law by which is
proposed, among other things, ito suppress
almost all the ,mopastic and religious com.
munities Of either sex, the collegiate
churches all the simple bencfcies, with
right Of patronage and 10 hand over their
revenues and property to the administration
and fee disposition Of the civil power
And Plus TX is dreadfully afflicted because
lie has to depart from that "gentleness'
10 (which be is naturally inclined" and
raise his "Apostolic voice" and declare
null. and void as well the law above men
toned as all and each Of the acts and de
erees which have passed in Piedmont TO th'
detrinent Of religion. Of the Church, o
our authority. and ofothc rights ofrth'
HOLY See." Moreover, this gentle beint
with awful sorrow Of coursel that al
Ihose IL Piedmont "who haze dared n pro
pose. Approve, Or sanction .he, qforesqi
sneasuyes and he iap against the fhurc
~. he rights IF Ms Holy See; also, tha
III those Who are employed BY them, wbl
rive them their support, counsel or adbe
s;cn. and those pho kavs become executors 3
tksrs orders, have incurred MAJOR ExcoM
urIoarIos and the other censures an
eocIesissiical penalties imposed BY the Gan
crs, by the Apostolic Constitutions, and 3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-09

." f II as.sa A .sN q
,VILLAINoUs SALPRTRR-Do, You TAKE a
lNEwsPAPsRl-- The advantages as well as
ihe satisfaction OF reading newspaper are
30 manifold that il Is Astonishing 10 find men
in any community without subscribing for
at least one OF these ''necessaries Of life y
We heard o! acase happening day or two
ago which shows the Euihlulness Of the
adaee, "penny wise and pound foolish, .
when applied to the man who oimagines he
is too poor 10 pay two or three dollars year
for such purposes. Il is no, the story OF a
man msking a gigantic fortune ou, Of sin,
gle operauon, but one oi many happening
every week II oiff lives where she man whn
.'reads the Newspapers gets ahead Of his
fogy neighbor who does no, A merchant
friend OF ours who empha,icaIly belongs TO
the frs, class named, observing by paper
TO which he subscribes and pays Tor, ,ha,
there had been great riss 10 saf,Peire, took
\ walk round town, and IN less Than two
hours he'd cleared fly dollars withou, in
ves,irg single cent Of cash. The men
from whom he bought had no, heard Of the
advance. and for aughl we know are ye, ir
bl,ssfui ignorance. . s,1 ,s
We may add. BY the way. .ha, very few
men have been known .oprofiI from a news
paper for which they subscribe but fail " pa,
fof. IL you wsP, TO be as wise as YOU
neighbor. subscribe; and, if you <desire Il
prof. by your: wisdom. be surss 10 pay ,h'
PRIMER. We are happy 70 say ,hs.ann Oh
somrwha, excessive list Of subsc.iheSs, lber,
are few who are dishones. enough. or care
less enough, not 10 come down with ,h
dust; ye, there are a few who do not. an
we have ever noticed tina, they are. almns
wi.hnu. exception, miserable devils, both il
character and purse, and who never viii
gel along in The world. SO long as they ches
us out Of orr just dues.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-09

DELaEs--We purposely delayed the pub.
lisaticr Of this weeks paper, in order to
give our readers. the result Of the election
in this county, and as far as. possible
throughout the State. In smother place,
may be found all tie returns which have
yet reached us. We 'fseltcoufdvnt thai
the course pursued will be far more salts.
factory to our readers than any other. and
our desire to accommodate has prompted
he act. aQ. 49s a .iay
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-09

A witty gentleman Of this ciIv. speaking
ofa friend who was prosraled by illness, 70,
marked .ha, "he conld hardly recover since
his constitution wasall gone"
.,lf his constitution is all gone,' said aby.
sIander. II dom. see how he lives a. all"
o. responded the wag, ''hs lives on the
by-laws. p,sy ls..,s, Il IN bl,.
An exchange tells the story Of chap or
railroad who apprehending collision OF
the cars pu. his lie preserver on, blew !, up,
and leaning his back agains, The side oil the
car. resigned .himselii TO his faiel sa,g a..,a