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Succession Of Rostiite Perret th< deeeassd rie
-.r oJ N3rbert Perres.

-.~ gtN'vbert Perres.
S,TATE OF LOUISIANA. - Fourth Judi.
Cciai District Court - Parish OF StJohn the
Parish - Notice is hereby given to all whom
il may concern to show cause within ten days
from aud after the first publication hereof,
why the final account OF the succession
Of the late Roeelite Perret, this day filed in this
Court by Norbert Perret, dative tcstamentary
executor Of said succession, should not be ap-
proved and homologatcd.
Parish Of St John the Baptist. January
iltb, 1851. LCDGER PERRET,.
Clerk.
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WHO WOULD BELIEVE lT9

10 By the last Chambersburg Repository Gh@
Wing CHE fire eater in opposing Know Nothnsism
last snmmer) we learn that Col. McCLgRE has
transferred all his right title, and interest to the
Transcript, TX. NJ whose editor he so vehementiy
denounced last fall, and whose paper he stigma'zed
as the .linie cyoqksr. - The Colonels yaedlctory
does not say word against the midnight enemy to
his country he so lately fought, but woos 1t like
sucking dove! He promises that the 'tone OF ;he
paper in future will do no violence to the IVAfgs
who stood by him in his late bold efforts TO crush ou
the oath-bound conspirators If the Repository does
emo violence in futnre'' 10 the ani-knowA othlHg
Wings il will war the X. Ms 10 the bitter end But
we don't believe any such thing, neither do we be-
eve the gallant Colone does Should his declaration
prove true however, we will take early occasion TO
make the fact known. Messrs. EYsTER and CRooks,
his successors are polished gentlemen IN their Perso@
al relations, and eloquent writers, but the political
sentiments of the former, promulgated through
the Transcripts are revolving to every principle upon
which our government is based. He may do better
We hope he will.
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Wrongs Of Publishers.

We have deep conviction, that without
any Inconvenience tc themselves, or injustice 10
honest subscribers, the Deputy Post masters
might greatly contribute TO the interests of
Newspaper publishers. Under existing regu-
lations the editor is simply informed that his
paper sent to certain office, directed 10 A. B.,
is not called for. The officer is generally fa-
miliar with the circumstances and whereabouts
of the subscriber, and we can see no good
reason why he should not tell us whether Mr.
A. B. IS dead or alve-whether he or his es-
tate, is, IN the Post Masters opinion, responsi-
bic or Irresponsible whether he has removed,
and II SO, 10 what post-office-if dead, who his
Executors or Administrators are, sc. The
form OF the blank notices now used by the Dep
uty Post Masters, could bp SO altered as to an
swer the purpose without any additional expense
and We hold that the change IS due to the
editorial fraternity, who, as class, are the
best abused, poorest paid, and worst defrauded
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The Price Of a PaDeT.

For a mere triae of four cents week any
one can become a subscriber TO a newspaper
and this amount is so small that even the poor
est can afford to take the paper. The graifca-
ton and pleasure its persual brings-even if an
occasional paragraph not exactly suited to all
tastes finds its way into the paprr-wiIl amply
repay the subscriber for the triling expenditure.
And yet, says the Reading Gaeetts, how many
there are, who think they cannot afford to take
paper. Let all such, whenever they feel in
clined to throw away penny or three-pence
uselesSly, just put il aside in little box, or in
the corner of their bureau drawer, and see how
soon they will have the amount OF years sub
scription saved. A newspaper is useful to eve
ry man, and every family, and often is the
means of bene6ling the subscriber TO twenty or
fifty times its cost. The description of coun-
terfeit note, has saved many an one from loss.
A Knowledge oil the markets, has enabled many
a farmer TO realize from $40 to $50, and some
times 500 more on the sale of his produce
The publication Of some valuable recipe for
housekeeperS OF mechanics, has been worth an
incalculabe sum in numerous instances we could
name An advertisement of lands or personal
property for sale, has assisted many subscri-
Der to purchase just what he wanted, at price
much below his calculation. And so on, in
thousand cases, is the newspaper Of use and
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'AHke GnEyePsRGy'S
FAMILY REMEDIES.

Issued under The seal, Sanction and Auh0ri-
~ OF The University OF Free M-dcine and poF-
ular knowledge, Chartered by The State Penn
syIvania, April Goth, 1853, with Capital Of
100000, mainly for the purpose Of arreSins
the evils Of Spurious and Worthless Nostrous;
also, for supplying the community with ReIia-
Die remedies wherever COMPETENT Physician
cannot or viii not be employed. This lostn-
ton, ,ocated 10 Philadelphia No. 6S Arch
Street, where applications for new AgrncIas
will bereceived,l has purchased iroa d. Iaaa
R. Rowand, his Celebrated Rowaod's ioa9
MSluye, Known for ngWayd Of at,-5's
years as the only snre and sale cure for FEVER
and AGUE, &c, and his ntstlma5le Remedy
for Bowel Complaints, Rowand's COMPOUND
Syrup Of Blackberry Root, which highly I'M
proved and Popular remedies, together win
The Universiiy's Remedy for Complaints oilhe
Lungs The Universiy's Remedy for Dis
Pepsia or Indigestion; The University's Rem
edy for Cosiive Bowels; Also the Unversiys
Almanac may be bad at the Branch Dispense
ry.
For sale at The Store of Dr.. Blair, in Cum
berIand Valley.
Nov. %. 1855.
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7HE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

Fuller returns Of the recent State elections
correct a good many Of the lying telegTaphlc
reports and leave the Know Nothngs. after all
their noise and bluster, very little TO rejoice
over. They have Massachusetts, always an
nti-Democratic State MARYLAND, generally the
same: and NewYork, By a mere plurality
which the combined vote OF the two divisions
of the Democratic party far ontnum5ers. On
the other side, the Democrats have triumphant
ly carried, By clear majority over all oppo-
Eenls New-Jersey, Louisiana, Mississippi, and
Wisconsin.
MASSACHUSETTS, The foil returns Of the
vote for Governor in Massachusetts, have been
received, and show the following result: Fo-
Gardner, K. n, 5l,787; Rockwell Republi-
can 36.799: Wally, Wing, 1870; Beach,
Democrat, 35,0l9
The Daily .4dcet,ser counts the representa-
ti"es elected to the Massachusetts, legislature as
l5e Know-Nothings, % Wings, 81 Democrats,
66 Republicans tireesoiIerS) 5 Libarals-na-
king united opposition Of l61, and 3 majority
against the Know Nothings.
MississIrPi- have news from Washing
ton, on the authority OF dispatches from Jack
son, that all the Democratic members OF Con-
gress, in Mississippi are elected. The Legisla-
tnre is also Democratic, by 80 majority. The
Democratic State ticket has majority of 5000
WiscoNsrN.-The last Geographic despatch
IS represented the contest in this State as very
close, and favored the success Of the Know
Nothings. But the Chicago Times of the 9th
puts that matter straight by reliable letter
from Madison, which states that sufficient re-
turns have been received to iHsnre the re-elpc-
ton OF Governor William A. Bars,ow, BY a ma
jority, in all probability, equal to what 1t was
two years ago.
CHARLESTON MuNIcIPAL ELrcTloN.-The mu-
niciPal election in Charleston. S c., has
resulted in the election of Miles, Anti-K. n,
for Mayor, by 4l6 majority.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-23

On the night ofthe 18th inst, in this Borough. a.
the residence Of her daughter Mrs. JOHN Miller, A..
parted this life, ELIzABeTH SArrp, mother Of te a
Andrew SauPn IN the 18th year OF her age. She
was carried of BY no disease, except what Is jpr.
dental 10 the increasing inimtles Of advancing ACE
ne decreased was distinguished for her pietv and re-
lIgIoas habits Her frequent reception of th- sscra
meHts and her con-tan! attendance al Church in all
seasons, even under the weight of wears will be lor5
remembered BY her friend> and cherished as well
grounded hopes OF her acceptance with God and Of
her passage TO a blissfnl Immortality. sThon hast
made known TO me the ways OF life, Thou shalt nh
me with joy, with thy countenance; ar thy rqbt
hand are delights even 10 the end.'' r. P.
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'h'ng effects Of one bottle, in m orr..
rated case Of Dugnensin
PutLADrfppt. No.L

Dear SE-During the last figr wears IL IT,
been afflicted with Dyspepsia in is most nav paye
waited farm, and have used, uithoel rs.'s1 lS2'a-
any benefit therefrom, every remedy r4eo,ro
d"d Tor that disease. In TACT, was sfI,,.s .,Ta-
badly that on many occasions was J. 80 %
danger Of tying from sufoeqfion. IN = ,s. s.s'-
qnence Of the risr of matter 10 my THROAT ,,gI ..5
all my forts or rehei were in sala. n'.a a'd
iasr a,iGced, through the reconnaasse.@ @' 81
several Of my friends, to try aHooaae,s.' q i
man bi'tsrs' and assure you the aruopn, =,
reilei have received, from The use Of only oo "
boitie, IS astonishing, and compels me u sor ,a,
that | would not be without the Bitters "a, ga!
money, as am now, through their use eo;a, a'y
my better health than / have known ar ny ~
wears. a"f
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RATHER UNSAY0RT.

1l~F Fhe Philadelphia Nssrs, OF last Friday, gives
utterance TO the following sentiment. The Ne~s, 1t
will be remembered is K. n. Paper-and is one pt
the number in whose snostrs Know Nothngism
STINKS,'' but still hangs 10 the Order The Edl-
tor must love scset smells, especially as he wishes TO
rad .sRepublicanism 10 the Odor Of which be COM
plains
s.The truth Of the matter is, we have repeated
iy asserted, Know Nothingism Is IN extreme bad
oor: il sinks il the nostrils OF all who do not belong
10 the Order and OF vast number who do; ard lo>t
so long as American principles are attempted TO be
carried out through the agency OF Know Nothing
Councils so long viii the attempt prove signal aIi-
rra1
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LATEsT FROM RUROPE.

We have news from Europe one week later,
by the arrival, at New York on Thursday, OF
the steamer Pacific The London Times con-
tiuueS lis warlike articles against the United
States, and has managed to create an eXtraordl-
nary excitement in England, so that il was ru-
mored hat an actual rupture bad taken place
between the two countries, and that the Amer
lean minister was abou, 10 leave. The latter
report is contradcted by Mr.. Buchanan himself
When the allied fleets withdrew from Odessa,
the most OF the Russian troops there were
marched back 70 NicholaieB, and the fugitive
inhabitants returned The liners of the feet Of
Knburn had left there 10 make a reconnois-
sance Of Cherson. TIE fort and town OF Kin
burn were still occupied by Is 900 allied troops
The allied gnnboats have been up the Bug to
make a reconnaissance. General Codringion
has bean appointed commander OF the British
forces in the Crimra. A belief prevailed that
the Russians mediate an attack upon the allied
positions at and about Spbasopo. Lord Pan
mure tplegraphed the Information TO General
Simpson, and for many nights the troops slept
on their arms. It was also owing to this cause
that the advance OF the allied troops was coun-
termanded, and the forces recalled to their for
mer positions. The Allies are repairing and
armine Sebastopo, and keep up desutory FIRE
against the north side OF the harbor. A in article
in the London Times SAYS that the main body
of both armies Of the Allies will at once 20 into
winter quarters, and that the operations for the
expulsion of the Russians from the Crimea are
abandoned for the season. At the same time
that the allied feet in The Sea of Azof destroy
ed Taman and Funagina, it made successful
demonstration against Temriouk. The object
of the expedition was not only to deprive the
Russian troops OF shelter during the winter, but
also to procure materials for housing the allied
forces at Cape St. Paul and Yenikale. They
destroyed and carried off large quantities Of
building materials, and found about seventy
disabled guns. From the Baltic feet the news
is that some English ships had effected recon
noiSsauces in the Gulf Of Pernau. A number
of Russian coasting ships had been burned, and
a steamer bad boHharded the batteries Of Gamla-
Carleby. A tritling engagement had occurred
at Berualhem between a few Russian soldiers
and some English marines from the corvettes
Archer and Desperate, which resulted in the
retreat of the Russians, and the demolition Of
the Custom House by the victors. Several Of
the ships had suffered from storms The Eng
lish fleet, which recently numbered one hun
dred and four vessels, is now reduced to ffty,
while only two French ships remain. The re-
mainder of the squadron is Withdrawing from
Nargen TO Kiel.
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set of subjects in Uncle Sans dominions. If
the reform requires an act Of Congress, let us
see 10 il, that It be passed during the next ses-
son. Editors have no little 70 do with making
Cangressmtn, and have a right TO ask for just
protective laws in return. If as we suppose, it
is within the power of the Post Master General
tofemedy The evil, we trust that our Democrat
ic brethren OF the press will urge upon the De-
partment the proprety and justice Of issuing the
proper order immediately. Harrisburg Iefe-
graph
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FaoM NEBRAskA.-A letter from Col. Man
ners to the Surveyor General of Nebraska,
states that the surveys in that Territory have
been discontinued in consequence of the hostil-
sties of the Pawnee Indians. They pulled up
all the posts SIT upon the north side of the riv-
er, threatened TO destroy all landmarks, and
said that every man OF the party who did not
leave by noon should be shot.
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NEW CABINET MAKING SHOP.

The subscriber would beg leave to announce
10 bis friends and the public, that be has CON-
menced the
CABINET MAKING BUSINESS =,
IN his new Shop nearly opposite The oloFr u
William States & Co., where be Is prepared ("
accommodate the public with Bureaus, Iooey'
Stands, Secretaries, Chairs, Cu6bodrds' 6ea'
SfeadS at every price and style. lis lI'"'
ture will be made of the best mateTanf, ana ifoin
his long experience at the business, be irelS ~
hesitency in warranting his Ware 10 be strong
and durable, and no pains shall be spared 10 w,
ish ii in the latest style. He hopes by s'rf'
attention 70 his business, and desire to please
TO merit a liberal share OF public patronage
III CCFFINS n,ad. on short notice al'"
Liberal Trims, and his Hgarse will be reaoY -
convey them when desirable.
MORTZ KL0HRE.
Bloody Run, Nov. -, 1880.
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STAY CATTLE,

Came to the premises of The subscriber, living
IN Bedford township, some time about the MID
die Of October, three head OF cat,lp-two are
heifrrs, and one a steer-the steer has on a bell
all have a slit in each ear. The owner is
desired to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take them away.
JOS. W. TOMLINS0N
Nov. %. 1853.
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a Remarkable TIan.

A correspondent Of the Kentucky Statesman
gives the following sketch Of an old citizen in
Palaski county, named Elijah Deny, who is
perhaps the oldest man in Kentucky
'sHe was one hundred and eighteen years of
age on the 10Th Of September, and is as active
as many men Of lofty. He works daily upon
a farm, and throughout bis whole life has been
an early riser. he informed the writer that
hp had never draak but one cup of coffee, and
that was in the year 1913. He served seven
years in the war Of the Revolution, and was
wounded at the Siege of Charleston he was al
so Of the siege OF Savannah, and IN the battle ot
Eutaw Springs. He was also present at the
battles OF Camden, Kings mountain, and Monks
Corner. II served under Colonel Marion, aud
was an eye witness to the sudrrinss and death
OF Colonel Isaac Hayne, ol SoHta Carolina, an
early victim 10 the revolution. He is sprlgbt-
ly and active. and would be taken at any time
TO be a man Of middle age. He is a strict mem
brr Of the Baptist Church, and rides six n!Fs
TO every regular meeting OF his church. He
has loul sons and five daughtrrS-ai living
the eldest being row IN his seventy eighth and
the youngest in his Gfty-6rst year. Such is a
briet sketch OF this aged soldier and republican,
who is perhaps the only surviving soldier OF
Francis Marion, Sumptor, and Horny"
DOMESTIC TRAGEpY-A Chicago, on Wed
nesday evening, Edgar E. lngrrsol shot his
wife dead with pistol, aud then immediately
killed himself with the same weapon lie was
thirty years old. and she was scarcely twenty.
They had been married FIVE yeatS and be had
treated her 50 cruelty that she left him and
SOUGHT re,fu1r with friends He induced her
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SECOND ARRIVAL.

The subscriber has just received, and opened,
a second supply of FAIL and WINTER GooDs,
embracing every style and variety, which be is
selling on the most favorable terms. Call and
see, aud judge for yourselves
GEO. W. RUPP.
Nov. %, 1855
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Dreadful Explosion on tie Central Railroad
Ca

We regret to record frightful disaster that
occurred on the Central Railroad, near station
! D, about 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, "Wednesday last
We have taken SPECIAL pains TO get the facts,
ard the following statement may be relied on.
The engine, MARYLAND, attached to sixteen cars,
and on her downward trip, stopped at the sta
lion above named, for wood and water. Soon
after starting again, her boiler exploded with a
terrible crash, killing instantly the engineer and
fireman, and seriously ScaIding the brakeman on
the tender. The road in the immediate neigh
borhood of the accident was torn up for some
one hundred yards, and several cars damaged-
to what extent we have been unable TO learn
The locomotive was thrown forward at least
one hundred feet from the point where the ex-
pIosion occurred, and landed crosswise on the
track. 1t is said to be complete wreck
though built of the best material, and perfectly
sound before the accident. It was manuiactnr-
ed by Baldwin, of Philadelphia, and been in
the service OF the road about four years.
The engineman, whose name was Kelly, was
found lying by the side of the locomotive :;
while the fireman, Mr.. Barns, was blown high
in the air, and fell about two hundred yards in
advance of the train. The name the brakes
man, we learn, is Michael SheHshan; though
severely injured, hopes entsftained lor his
recovery. He was also blown upand lodged
on the third freight car from the tender.
From the most reliable information We could
gather, it would appear that this frightfuI ac
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-23

- Polpi'atioa Of Heart, Nervous D,
eases, Liver Complaint, Neurag Dysnrn,;s
CostIveness and Piles, are all relieved and f'' rn@
ed IN an incredible short space of time. be Co.
ter's spanish Mixture, the great tonic and nnr:
fer of the blood. It contains not parIicia &c
Mercury, Opium, or any noxious drug; is nor,
trctly harmless, and has cured more than e..
hundred cases Of disease.
We can only refer the reader TO certi6c,,s,
a few Of which may be found in another column
aad all of which are detaiIsd in full around ba
bottle. II is the greatest Of all Spring and Fan
Medicines, aud possesses an influence over ba
blood truly remarkable.
See advertiSemrnt.
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cident was caused BY the carelessness of the en-
giaeman, in allowing the water in the boiler to
become exhausted, aud then turning ia stream
OF cold water upon highly hratrd furnace.-
He has paid the penalty with his liie. The loss
10 the Company is rs.imatrd at some Sc, ,000.
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THE BEDFORD GAIEqFh.
BEDFORD, Nov, 9:s, 1856.
G. W. Bowman, Editor and Proprietor.

TOur paper is delayed one day 10 con-
sequence of thanksgiving
Ry-MR. JAMES B. SAMSON, OF the Fulton De-
anocrat, was in town this week. He is candidate
tor sergeant-at-Arms. and has warm friends in eve
~ part ofthe State. His chances for success seem
TO stand No. /.
GEN. HUMPHREYS, OF Cambria, is also can
ddate. He held the post year before last and made
a courteous and efficient officer. We regret that We
have two candidates in the Distrct-espeeialiy
two such clever fellows.