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NOR SALE.-A CORNER LOT SUITABLE
Il for Church or Grocery Store. Being Let
No and part Of Lot % in square No Az, 'front.'
ing 100 feet on 9Th street ives: and so fee. on Y
street north the most desirable corner lot now for
sale on tue heights Of the Northern Liberties
Also, Lots No l, ,, 3, 4, S. and half Of l. In
square SD fronting 32 feet on It'll street east 2l0
feet on g street south, and 10i feet 5th street
seast, being the south part Of the square which
the Ebenezer Methodist Church stands; These
lots are convenient to market, and within one or
two squares OF several churches, about midway
between the Capitol and the Navy Xard, and
very desirs BILE for private residences They will
he subdivided to suit purchasers, and be sold on
very reasonable terms. Title upQuestionable
Apply to JOHN G. ADAMS, Northern Liberties,
or JANE s II. JONES, near the Navy Yard.
iuly3-tA
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RESTORATISE9-Is question asked daily by hundreds
We without hesitation fear that
s the only article known which will all
the human hair 1t will its grOwth-it will stop
fsllingit will its color 1t ia not Hair
Dye but speedy and ecscious Trial bottles
81 pints So quarts 81 Read the
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BY A. GREEN, Anctioneer.
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE at

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE at Auc.
l. tion.-On MONDAY, the 9TH of July, |
shall sell in front of the premises, at 6b O'Clock
IN, lot No. % in square No. 49, situated at the
corner Of 4 and streets south The lot fronts
AZ feet on AZ, running back with the line Of
streets feet On the south part Of the lot Is a
good two-story frame honsc, containing five rooms
and good dry cellar. The part OF the lot with
the house will be sold seDarate and the north pa
of the lot, which is the corner will be sold rs a
vacant lot.
Te,ms liberal, and made known at sale
je26-d A GREEN. Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer


TWO BRICK kILNs AT AUCTION On
Il THURSDAY, July ID, I shall sell on the
premises, at O'Clock D. m, two Brick KIlns,
containing sixty eighty thousand brick situated
on Square No $50, between north v and w and
10th and Boundary streets. The kilns 10 be re-
moved In twenty DAYS.
Terms: Under $50 cash; over $50, a credit Of
two and four months, for notes bearing interest,
and satisfactorily endorsed. A. GREEN,
js26-d Auctioneer.
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THE WHITE CHIEFLY Captain Mayne
Il Reid.
The Scalp Hunters, by Capt. Mayne Reid.
Every Lady her OWE Shoemaker, or complete
self-inStructor In the art OF making Caters and
shoes; price 80 cent?.
Imm grafton, its evils and consequences, by
Samuel =. Busey, VI ID.
Comic Miseries OF Human Life Illustrated
The Struggle for Life, or Claude and the Skel-
eton Horseman.
John Halifax, Gentleman, by the author Of
Olive.
Clara, or Slave Life in Europe; novel.
Western Africa; its history, condition and
prospects; by Rev. Leighton Wilson.
lie 5O-tr FRANCk TAYLOR.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-The case of De CARTS,
charged with the robbery of Mr. Porter at the
Exchange Hotel, was being tried to- day When
We left the room the jury had not returned a
verdict Tuesday next has been assigned for
the trial of Hon. p. s. Brooks for the assault
upon Senator Sumner.
A VETO The Mayor, we learn. has called
q meeting of the City Councils at 5 O'Clock this
evening, for the purpose of transmitting veto
of the new tax bill, which veto is based upon
the ground of the insufficiency of the rate, to
carry on the business of the Corporation.
CoMMUNICATEB.
EDITOR OF THE STAR The condition of
Seventh street, Island, below Virginia avenue
to the wharf, is most disreputable to the city
authorities. Its unfinished condition has in.
jured the interest of numerous citizens and
jeopardized the health of those who have To-
Gated under the presumption that the corpo-
ration would complete the gr ade and drainage
Of the street. This has been neglected 80
long that the side culverts or drains, which
never were deep enough, have become filled
up and renders useless the means adopted by
the residents on their premises, from the water
| overfowing from the streets, which is left to
| evaporato and infect the entire neighborhood
| with poisonous malaria.
The expense necessary to meet this great
| unjust omission on the part of the authorities,
| is trifing when compared with tho danger
| that may be generating from that cause and
| spread to ell the city.
| hope that you will call the attention oil
| the authorities to this street by notice in your
| paper, and Oblige MANY RESIDENTS.
WATCH Observation-Disclosures Mack, larceny;
jail Charles Gettins, drunk work house &c
| days VIM. Griffith, drunk paid costs and
gave security.
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HAS HEATERS.-ANOTH SUPPLY
~ OF those Gas Heaters so convenient for the
nursery, or for cooking meal for sEall family.
Also, GAS STOVES, for cooking and baking,
com.lete. u. FRANCIS,
ie2I 400 Seventh st
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

lsEE FIRST PAGE poR OTHER NOTICES ]
L'OR RENT.-A WELL FINISHED AND
Il comfortable brick dwelling hou on street,
street, between Is and 18th july 8 1w*
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CHANGE OF HOURS,

CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 39th OF
PAGE iEns s The lu s's at the G saokias
hours:
Leave Alexandria at ~, g, 10, 1s, 2h, AZ, and
81 O'Clock.
Leave Washington 6, 9, IL, IL, 3K, 5k, and 2
O'Clock.
10 29-tf ELLIS l.. PRICE, Captain.
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AUCTION SALES.
Isrs FIRST PAGE FOR orHER AUCTION SAILS. !

lsfB FIRST PAGE FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES !
BvJ. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GOvEkNMENT SALE OF SUPERIOR
~ Hay.-On SATURDAY AFTERNOON
July oth, at g O'Clock, on the ground south OF
the Presidents House, shall self
50 large STAG IS Of very superior Hay.
Terms cash, in specie
BY order Of the Commissioner Of Public Build.
ings.
N3-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
WAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on
l. Massachusctts avenue, between I3th
and i4tn streets.-On WEDNESDAY AT
IbkNOON, July 9Th, at 8 O'Clock, on the prem.
ises, shat sell two parts Of Lot No. Ia In Square
NO. 24I, 1rontil z eacn 81 feet inches on Massa.
chusetts avenue, between 18th and 14,h streets
west, running back 1i0 feet, containing 3 ,O33 II
inches.
Terms: One half cash ; balsnce In 8, and Il
months, Tor notes bearing interest, and secured
by deed Of trust on the premises
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Uo-o Auctioneer.
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SCHULHOFF'S THIRD MAZURKA just
m 3O-u GEO. HILBUS,
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rREAM.-A CONFECTIONER, HOTEL
~ keeper, or other persons can be supplied Win
from six to eight gallons Of pure fresh CkEAM
per week, senttn daily or thrice weeE7Iom
dairy and garden farm near Washington City, oy
addressing note to Box No. 8 star once, so that
the advertiser may call and make arrangements
fer It's delivery le l2-u
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GAUZE MERiNO AND SILK UNDER.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
A MOTHER AND VERY LARGE SUPPLY
N OF . entlemen's Undertakes this ay opened,
Of every variety Of size and quality, such as
GaUze SILK SHIRTS and DRAWERS
DO MerinO DO Do
DO Cotton DO Do
Do Thread Do Do
Do Shaker Do DO
Also, full supply Of Linen and Jean DRAW
Frs, OF gold quality and styles.
IL will be recollected that we buy exclusively
for cash, and that W. offer the best goods at the
lowest and uniform prices, at
STEVENS'S
III left SaleSroom, Browns Hotel.
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COOKING COAL.
I ORBERRY, BLACK HEATH, LOCUST
IL Mountain, and other superior GOALS, eX-
pressly for cooking. AS particular attention is
paid to the selection Of Goals for this purpose,
those who may favor Us with their orders can rely
on getting superior article. Satisfaction given
or no sale 22I0 lbs. TO the ton.
Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD OF the best
quality always on hand.
II ]. & w. nj. GAIT,
". w. corner 12th and streets, No. 5i7.
IL Coal kept under cover, delivered free from
slate and dirt. je 1S-tr
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THE STEAMER GEoheE HAsHL.G-
l. TON win depart at the follow eEA
ing hours: as..z.ss=s3s
Leave Washington. ;.s, 10, u, 2H, Ak, Ok
lie esd JOB CORSON, Captain.
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WANTS.,

" n N E d Two WHITE WASHER
w women Immediately. Inquire at Willards'
Hotel
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ARRESTS -Jno. T. Preston charged with
to- OF Monday night; bail for court VIM
.oIey, threats; securitefor peace. These
$40; es were disposed of by Justice Daniel
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The Know NoTHINs RIOr We are an
tEorized to pronounce the Organs Statement
ei the inception and doings Of the Know Moth
ing mob on Monday night, an unqualife,
ialsshood. Indeed the pitifully false an,
s,9eAking apology for the attack upon tn
Hayor IN the Organ, is procuring for that bas
s sIeee the contempt and open denunciation o
az tEs IespecLable men of It's own marty.
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Doc DAYs.-Eyery one who has noticed the
police returns for four years past, will remem-
Der that the number of offenders arrested and
punished IL always larger from LIST July to
the end of September than at any other time.
About the fishing season great many cases
occur, but the offenders do not appear to be
so hydrOphobic as those taken within the time
mentioned. We have noticed this fact before;
and one Of the justices of the peace, who has
served for many years, informs us that he has
noticed the fact during his entire official ca
reer. Does the dog star" govern the whisky
or the offenders?
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NATIONAL THEArRE-THE LAST APPEAR.
AScE OF THE KUNKELs-Readers, do you
near that? The glorious Kunkel troupe is
indeed about TO leave us, and, with to- nights
entertainment say goodbye TO their Wash
lngton fren's. Let all who love good min
strelsy, comical minstrelsy, sentimental min
sueIsy, turn out tonight and give these fav-
orite sons Of song farewell bumper. A SUI
peto bill Is offered on this their closing night.
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.ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN COOK
w Also, Dining Room Servant. Good wa.
yes paid, and good reference will be required
Slaves preferred. Apply at FLINT'S.
iY 3-2t
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Great Cure of Piles.

CAMDEN, \. j., March 18TH 1855.
Dear Sir-It is with much pleasure that take Tbs
opportunity OF informing You OF the great benefit
have derived from the of few bottles ot"Ho9'-
iz01i's GermaR Btuerx." For number OF years
have been >orely and severely afflicted with pain
in The stomach, attended by severe attacks Of the
Piles, for which | tried great many remedies, UG.
without afording any relief Being advised 70
the German Bftter&, did so, bsrg in conn-y!n,
for the Plies, your SPf1rnqni Ointment, and ! nos
inform you that they have entirely cured me and rs-
stored me TO health and | would advise all The atc-
ted 10 use your valuable medicines. &c.
Respectfully yours, MARGARET REPSHER,
No. - Plum street, CamdeG y. J.
DIR. G. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia.
See advertisement.
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MEETING AT nopEwELL, AUG. 2l.

II is needless TO say that the iron and coal region,
with their mines and rd-isted yeomanry, were out
IN their strength this occasion. BIoadtop was
fully represented, as was Liberty also The latter
township came with music and banners. Wagons
with their loads of voters came in with Flags strsa-
ming, and shouts for Buchanan, Breckinrdge, De-
mocracv. the State and County Ticket and the e.
Mon. When the tram from Stonerstown came up II
brought scores OF good men and true II was esti-
mated that 100 persons We're present. Al the hour
OF | O'Clock The meeting organized by the ap.
pointment OF the following officers:
President; James M'liheHy-Eice Presidents, A.
Kensinser William Fluck, Frederick Oaks, Joseph
Morrison, Asa Duvall, Samuel Hammer, Francis
Grove. Henry Gates. Sr and Jacob Fluck Secreta-
ries--T. Crisman, William Ayers, K Samuel Fuck.
Able and eloquent speeches We're then delivered
by Col. JosEPH W. TATE, Hon. WM. p. ScHFrL,
Mr.. lEISH, OF Schuylkill, and Major SAMUEL Il. TATE,
which were received with enthusiastic cheers. Ma
tive and adopted citizens each to the other pledged
themselves TO support Buchanan, Breckinridge, the
State and County Ticket and the Union. Hopewell
will do her whole duty and no mistake. So look out
for the train.
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On the 10th inst. LAURA MARGARET, darga''T @
John and Caroline Hafer, after illness ol a1"a''
OF three years, which she bore with great psrh'7'
aged years months and y days. She mas 81 ", u.
teigent and interesting child, and iavoTlie 81 OIL
who knew her She has exchanged world oI'o'
row for home in Heaven, aud although She ma! 'o'
come back, her friends are invited 10 90 10 beF'
At his residence in Philadelphia, on the Isl 7'''
of disease of 1he heart, Mr.. JoHN II, hoFir- ~ -5
4lst year of his age. He was kind and ds'"'
husband and father.
'.Alas how hard 10 bend TO faie's decree
And, unIepinlns, par, from one Ike thee
Fond tears of sorrow on thy grave we sht0 g.
And mourn thy loss till mesuoIy sell be ur$h
Near Leitersburg, Washington county, Ml' - ~
REBEccA FLORA, sister Of Rev W. b. ba'c"T"'"
Bloody RIM. Pa.
On the goth inst of Dfopsy, Mrs. Mary b'",Tr
consort of John Bowser, aged 10 years. IL a''D''
and , days.
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Valuable Tamnery for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his yaioe'T D., :
Tannery, situate in Napier Township, BFdl1. 1'
County, Pa, within five miles north OF S'tS''
burg, in the finest bark region IN the o'a'F-
The tract contains acres, with Two s-}
Dwelling house thereon erected, tFst Ia'e =: =,
Mill, Tan House 65 by % feet, : rooms = ~.
Shing shop, and beam shop. There are " -.
away watts, 4 laches, . lines, ? bats, PoIl
There are all the necessary ont bnlIdpgs0a, ,.. =
property. Possession given on the Isl 'r.
next, For further particulars address %. ~, y,
scriber at Schelshurg, or Col. Joseph W. T. I~s ,,'
agent, Bedford, Pa. Any quantity Of baIA -
be had at from 81 70 to s. per cord casD,
ABRAHAM DENNl>oN
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BALTIMORE. Angnst 10. 1886.
Correspondence of the Bedford Gazette.

Dear Sir:-Since my last letter 10 you the bali in
MARYLAND has opened hnelv and the political horizon
continues 10 brighten. Full fourteen thousand Free
men assembled in Frederick city on the 7lh inst. TO
listen to the teachings of Gen. Lewis Cass and 9TH
er great Statesmen of the age. More enthusiasm
than was here developed has never been manifested.
nlasr evening there was a grand rally in our c-
Nv. Itwas the greatest demonstration ever made in
Monument Square; there was full acre OF people.
Without exageration fifteen thousand persons were
present. They were addressed by The old war-horse
CASS, ex- Governor BlGLER, Of your State, and o.
thers Know Nothinglsm and Black Repubcani>m, D.,
(twin brothers) was well and severely handled.
Thousands in our State have come over 10 the cause
of Truth and Justice. Old Maryland, the pride OF
her people, whose escuteheon has never been black
ened by charge OF treason, will follow the example
of Kentucky, North Carolina, Missouri, Alabama,
Arkansas, and Texas, by casting her electoral vote
for Buchanan and Breckinrdge. On this you may
rev.
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MoRRTsON,s COVE REsPONps.

If zeal be test Of honesty of opinion, which, 10 a
very great extent, it undoubtedly is, have every
reason TO congratulate ourselves, Democrats, on
the meetings of Friday aud Saturday last at
WoODBERRY AND PATToNSYlLLE.
Whilst, to numbers, they were highly re<pecta-
ble the spirit manifested indicated the firm belief oil
the Democrats of the Woodberries in the Injunction
that SIT is good TO be zealously affected always in a
good thing
AT Woodberry The meeting was held at the house
OF Mr.. Henry s. Fluck the speakers occupying the
porch, and the audience seats i'll the yard William
Mcdonald presided, assisted by John Stoudenhour,
Joseph Barley. Jacob {. Brumbaush Henry S. Fluck
Or. Oleig, Daniel Barley, Patrick Burns, and John
Wsegarver and Joseph b. Noble as Vice Presidents,
with Dr.. Smith and John Potter as Secretaries.
The meeting at Pattonsville was in the large and
comfortable school-house at that place. Major Jas
Patton presided, with Samuel Oster, William Spiel
man, Jacob EversoIe, William Tutwller, and Wm,
S. Fluck as Vice Presidents, and John Is. Fuck and
William Grove as Secretaries.
Addresses Were delivered at both meetings by
Messrs. SHANNON, o. c. HARTLEY, HAIL, ana Jos.
W. TATE. The issue made by the Black Repubii-
cans was fully and fairly discussed the speakers
planting themselves firmly the platform that the
people of every State and Territory ought and must
both of right and expediency, determine for them
selves, at the ballot box their local institutions
This was treated by all the speakers the onl Is real
issue before the country.
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liberty to do So" But be again said .sCOL FIRE.
MONT WILL NOT DENY THAT HE WAS A
CATHOLIC"
Col. Russell, you may not be aware, was Col.
Fremont's principal witness on his trial before the
own signature that he was Catholic when in. Cali
fornia, presume Col. Russell will then speak for
himself,
Col X. IS an DID, ardent, personal friend of Henry
Clay, with whose family his own is connected, his
daughter having married Mr.. Clay's grandson
am, very truly,
Your obedient servant
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~A SECRET FOR THE LADIES n

GA SECRET FOR TIE LADlES.-HOW TO
PRESERVE BEAUTY.-Don't use Chalk. LHy
White, or any Of The socalled cosmetics 10 colceal
d faded OF saliow complexion.
II you would have the roses brought back to yony
cheek, clear, healthy and transparent skin, and lie
and vlgor infused through The system, get bottle Of
Cariers Spanish Mixture, and take il according 10
directions. II does not taste quite we'll as your
sweet-meats bot, II after few doses YOU 60 not
find your health and beauty reyiying, your step ea-
tie and vigorous, the whole system refreshed and III
vlgorated like Spring morning, then your case :
hopeless; and all the valuable certificates we possess
go for nough;. 1t is !he greaies: purifier oi Il-
blood known; is perfectly harmless, and The san.
time powerfully etfcacious.
IL.
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From the paiIY New Ang. 23
SARGENT.

FRRIoSr's CATHOLICISM has now been so tightly
fastened upon him by the most ndisputable tesiimo-
ny, that we can scarcely find one Of his friends pos
sessing the boldness and eiirontery 10 deny il. Al
first, his friends vocilerous and rdi gnant bat
now they meek and humble, and hope to see the
subject ignored forgotten. II only goes to show
how debased politics make some men, who will
stoop 10 deny sefevdent fact, in the face OF proof
scstrong as holy writ y
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A great mass Meeting

OF the Democracy of Bedford County will
be held in the Court House in Bedford on
MONDAY EVENING of the approaching
Court. A number of Speakers will be in al
tendance. Democrats turn out and prepare for
a noble defence of our glorious Union. The is
sue and The only issue before the people IS
oShaN the Union Be preserved2"
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Pole Raising in IlniGn,

The Democrats of Union Township and the sur
rounding nrighborhood will hold Mass Neer,ru ~
Louisville, in said Township, on Saturday neyr. Al
O'Clock p. NJ. when splendid Hickory Pole win h.
raised IN honor OF the Democratic nominees. VII
REILEY, Esq, the Democratic candidate for Cor-
gress, and several other speakers will be rresen1 +,
address the people. The Newry Brass Bard viii al
be in attendance. A good time is expected.
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Warranted free from Poison. ). Le'''ns !.
uine RAT, Mouse and Roach DesiroyTF1--IpS, p,o;
had at DIR. B. F. Harry's New Drug
Store.
AUG. %, 1886.
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II is worthy of remark that in ,t.
Woodberry eight FREMONT Flags were ,.',ase Of
from dWeflng behses OF persons who a cs, re"uFh
aaaa were eohslneftd aldrnt supporters OF PiIneAS
T Tssn ne coutse Of his remarks at Pattop<v,I asn
SHANNON adYeTtpd 10 Tins tlrfect,on rI ny Nf. Y
men 10 the Black Repabcans. and rela,sI 1e Fillmore
sa'ion he bad that day held wiih Mr. iobr ton'er,
Bedford Forge, ~ which Mr. King adni,Ia, Of
feelings were for Fremont and tisi 1bers 'Na ms
mottAm men upon the Fillmore eiectoral -. RE
ln'ierr 'nai be was at Liberty 10 uakeaty ,, ''a
.hs ciaration he proper - - ~ ~ use ol>
hIteting, in reply 10 remark fgop A. e1rIf1il
touching this Ponl, Mr. Rag sad thai m, Fi,'
men only asked electors, and that fhey o., Ill We
asked, Mr.. hlng il will he remembered MY 'u'y
eSa'e 20 me Convention Which sessts What IS csn
- he Fillmore Eeetotal Ticket #r co,,at @ -
% the charge that this F'~rfT Ticke,;, s
with the Abolition friends of FIrmopr We i.Ta - H'Ta
p@cIal attention 10 The following extracts tIo,a
OF the leading *. ~ ''Amrricap'' paper> i, po "o
vsnia, The Gf>t the Organ OF Gov PolIoct :,
seal OF Government VIC
''THE FILLMORE Electoral Ticket in pennsvlro.;.
contains the names of al least two men VIII, INC me
poriers OF Fremont. These G. W Yonngrar
OF the Fifteenth, aud Caleb n. Taylor of ~ S"'
enth District. There are also other pannes =. 'tN
ticket which seem 10 US, from The antecedep,s ~ ~
persons named, extremely unreliable fp, Fila
but We avail further developemenis II i.vo,,s
while, however, 10 bear in mind that The Coo,s,
ton which nominated this ticket refused n -
resolution requiring the eleetor. 10 pledpe. r..
selves TO Fillmore and Donrson. - Harr,ssn,s ~
egroph, -4ug. 81. 1'-
| The Philadelphia Times says that Yesterday o..
mentioned that Messrs. Youngmau Taylor and b.:
| lips, Who were nominated upon The Fillmore Esr,o
raj Ticket In this Stale had left Fillmore and car
out for Fremont. We mentioned also Dir. Gnib ~.
editor OF German paper in Leligh county vIc
was delegate in that (Fillmore) Convention taI
/ done iikewise To-day add to the llst tie NV.
OF l.. 5. Duifeld, Fillmore Elector for The SEE
teenth Congressional District. How long viii il he
until the who'll twenty-seven are raying or Fre-
mont! Not long hink,-PatsJary Dnilg I,g.,-
1 al, AHg. %.
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w A R Es re ID:

At the house of Ezekiel Cook, on the lth inst. bc
Rev. ". Bradshaw BachteEI, Mr. Samuel Mixel 6r
Snake Spring Valley and Mss Rebecca Cook, OF
West Providence Township, Bedford comfy
In Friends Cove, on the 2lst inst by the Rev c
F. Hoimeier, Mr.. Jacob Kegg 10 Miss Eve McE,.
downey, both of the above place.
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Next week we will publish the votes Of Mr. JoR-
DAN and Mr.. BARTHOLOMEW LAPoRrE n favor of the
Jug Law and all its ridiculous provisions. And we
will show how Mr.. jordan refused, by his vote, to
submit the matter to a vote of the people.