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Washington sentinel., 1856-05-27
BOSTON, APRIL s.

In relation to the public sentiment in the
Eastern States, ! tell you, and | say it with
confidence not originating from enthusiasm,
but from knowledge derived by constant in
tercourse with prominent men from oil parts Of
New England, that there is but one acclaim
and that IS for James Buchanan, Of Pennsyl-
vania ! am confident of his nomination, and
his election is beyond a possibility Of doubt
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-27

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Peace hath her Victories NO Iess re-
nOwned than War.


nowned than War.
Mr.. Charles Sumner, Senator from Massachu-
setts, whose reputation as scholar rests chiefly
upon discourse on the foregoing text seems
bent upon illustrating his theory in bis own
person. W
He conclndesa two days discharge Of sholarly
platitudes and pedantic, dulIness by venting a
filthy stream of billingsgate on heads hoary
with age; answers insult from men who would
afford him personal satisfaction with vulgar
epithet; and when caned for cowardly vitupe-
ration, falls to the floor an inanmate lump of
incarnate cowsrdice, and most glorious exem-
plar Of the man o peace Richmond Erominer.
LovELEss HoNE.-How true is the follow.
ing from the pen OF Mrs. Ellis;
There is no loneliness, there can be none in
all the waste Of peopled deserts Of the world
bearing the slightest comparison with that Of
an unloved wifel She stands amidst her
family like living statue amongst the marble
memorials of the dead--instinct with life,
paralyzed with deash--the burning tide Of
natural feeling circling round her heart--the
thousand channels frozen through which that
feeling ought to flow.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10
GO II. YE cRlPPl.Es.

An afiec holder on yesterday told friea I
IF ours ;Iat Fifty thousand dollars lad been
assessed upon Washington city Democrats,
10 help carry Pennsylsanis-ard that the
different States had been called upon 70,
funds 10 help carry tllat State, as il was ne
cessary {? carry il to keep up the conf
deuce Of their friends, tliat if Pennsylya-
MIA should be lost at the October election,
Ill confidence in Buchanan election would
be lost.
Postscript A letter was received last
night or THIS morning from Senator Brod-
head By one Of the faithful, informing him
that the battle was fought and won in Penn
sylyania, for buchanan, by which VIC un-
derstapd that the intrigue to Which We have
referred has been successful. Don't count
chickens before they are hatehed TIE
eggs may be adiied-Who knowsg Watch
the the sham Democrats, ye citizens of the
keystone State ,-lVashiagfon Organ
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10
Klle eDR Geasg :

We warn our friends to be on
their guard, from this time until af-
ter the election. We understand
that the Bedford Gazette Of this
week is to be filed with al manner
OF lies against our candidates. Be
lieve none Of them, as they are on
~ got out at this late day SO that
we may not be able to answer ORE
fute them. We also understand
that the County is flooded with
lying Loeofoco pamphlets, pretend
ing to be written by Fillmore
nan, but without & name or the
place ~lere printed, attempting to
prove that CIR candidate for Canal
Commissioner, Thomas B. Cochran,
our candidate for Auditor General,
Darwin Phelps, and our candidate
for Surveyor General, Partholo-
new Laporte, are Abolitionists.-
This is a base lie! Mr.. Cochran is
an old line Wing, Mr.. Phelps is an
American, and Mr.. Laporte is an
American Republican. On the
success Of this ticket will in a great
measure depend the election of
President on the fourth of Noyem-
Der next. Let no friend of Mr..
Fillmore, then, vote against any
one of that ticket, bat go to the
polls on Tuesday next, and vote the
whole State and County ticket, from
Canal Commissioner down 10 Aud
itor.
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ONE DAY
to Its service, and q
Glorious fietory will be ours |!
iNOTHhR IliLSBUO0D.

We understand that Wm. P.
Schetl, Esq, stated last Saturday
night,to the Locefoco Club in this
place, that the editor of this paper
at some time or other, stated that
IN two weeks he was going to take
down the name of Fillmore and put
up that of Fremont to the head Of
our columns This is a falseiiood
We never said anything of the kind,
and we dare Mr.. Schell or ANYBODY
else to make good the statement
Mr.. Schell, once before circulated a
story of the same kind, which we
proved to be false, by the young
man whom he gave as his authority.
Probably Mr.. ScheIl is repeating
this story wherever he goes, for the
purpose of injuring us ana our par
ty Americans, lying is their game
don't be deceived by anything
they sayl
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10
BENAREl

Americans We warn yoa TO beware of
the false issues that will be sprung upon you
between this and the election Every
mears viii be used, by the Loc7focos, to
'aduee you not to support the Union ticket
They know that tho Presidential contest ie !.
ponds entirely upon the result of the State
eieetian. Let tue State be carried against
Buraanan on next Tuesday, and 20 sure
viii il te Carried ferliiilarl Fillmore in
Nosea,bcr next.
Don't be deeeivei or misled into voting
against single one Of them. bnt vote the
whole Union State Ticket, and yoa vii
have nc eau'e TO regret il. But ~e-warn
you nov, beforehand, be not deceived by
the frauds, f,rgrries, anl fslsehooas Of the
enemy.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10

He cal! tie particular attention Ct our
American friends - ire following arGcle
from The ''.7asericaa 0fgan, the Naionai
organ Of The American party. published u
Washington City, D. G. Il wiz be seen
from it the aespera;e means 10 which the
Bacllaneers resort TO carry the State ticket
on Tuesday naxh ,Noayy aas bsea powed
ont IKE 'aiicr tit mi qlrPoss! Sore iime
ago ue informed our readeis Of the fact that
tffg ttousand d0ftarss were raised in Wash
tngtoo for The porrose of carrying Penn
sjlyaiia. We last week noticed the fact
that number OF New York merchants had
subscl bed sfueafy thousand doltars for The
same purpose. And new We publish this
article from Southern American paper,
showing in What way this money is TO be ap-
pliod-to defeat our onion State ticket
We cali on all our friends TO bewure Of pre-
fenacd Americans who cleeiioneor agains,
.de State ticket,-a they arr not true friends
Of Mr.. Fillmore. Every vote against any
ore Of the Uu:oa Statc ticket, is as good as
one vote FOR Baclanad, and Loeofooc:sin
knows it,. We do not know if there are
any one protesting 10 bo an American. in
his County, who electioneers against either
Mr. Cochran. Mr.. Phelps, or Mr. Laporte.
but if tLere be, watch him well, for tue
strong probability is, that he Is a Bactaaaa
man in disguisft Let Us elect the State
ticket, By a large majority, as we believe we
will, and the whole South will see chat Bu-
chanan has no chance, and they viii natur-
ally fall into the support Of Dir. Fillmore,
and with the aid Of New York, New Jersey
California and other Notberu states, he will
be triumphantly elected.
Whilst on this subject, we will simply
remark, that iu order to carry out the mi
quitous schemes alluded to II Ibis article,
Locofocoistn has IFS hired emmisaries now al
over the State. Onlg last week ere J, c.
VAN DYKE. of Philade'p phia, a perfect
toady OF Bachanal's. arrived IN this place,
ard was closeted with tue Locofoco leaders,
and Immediately proceeded to Somerset
All know the object Of his visit It Was to
leave money, levied on The office holders in
and elsewhere, 10 this place, to
be applied for the purpose Of buying votes
for tie Locofoco State ticket. We again
warn our American friends to beware of
aay ons who will atleuipt to urge you to
vote against the State ticket. as he is not /
nu Ancrieau or a friend Of Fillmore, for
the success of our gallant standard
bearer depends upon tho triumph of all the |
UnionState candidates.
The hefollowing is tue article to which We
III uaa.
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ing, and Farming, ard from lis varied ex-
rorience in tie different callinas Of life
would Is we'll and ably qualified to rspre-
sent Tie yievs o. the taspayersof this dis
triet. As a miller he would represent their
interests, As a merchant be would rcpresen,
their interests, and last Though mol leash
he would represent The interests Of the hon.
est cid farmers aho comprise the paj9rity OF
the inhabitants OF tins district. From this
We turn to his competitor. Mr.. Reilly,
and who is he9 An able lawyer Of Chambers
burg, whisper Reilly's friends, aud for one
| ani rot going TO dispute about their opin-
ions, but the question comes up, who docs
Mr.. Reilly represent wly the lawyers, and
do they compose the great part of the poo
pie Of this district? link not. Mr.. Rel
ly if elected would represent the views Of
those who are engaged IN the practice Of
law, while Mr. punroy would represent lhc
views Of tie farmers together with those
enumerated above. When wc laol. back for
The last twenty years, how many farmers Do
wc find, have found their way into the halls
of congress7 Comparatively but few, while
tie other professions have been well repre-
sented, and the law in particular, and now
when an honest old farmer Is prsscuted f9r
our suffrages 4ho shall we choose? Shall
we choose ore who has srert nearly ali Bis
'ine in his efiec, or enc whose every inter-
est is identified with the farmer. he Ia
torer's ant the mcehauics In tie langu-
age of Mr.. Fumroys opposers in this coun--
county, "lle is a good citizen, a good tus
ness nan, common man. and what more
DO we want, good citizen is one that IS
wise, prudent, honest, firm to us purpose.
liberal minded, pabHc spirited.
patriotic and generally virtuou<, a gooI
, usiness llsn, is enc that is upright IN al
li$ transactions, industrious in his bal.:ts.
acile in his manners, iuaiciops in his plans,
.nergetic aud successful in accomplishing
hem, common man, is one that IS net
90 purse proud on account Of Lis wealth.
Tor too much stuck up On account of his
tanding in society, 70 shake poor man By
he hand in any company, and to treat all
'eople with due courtesy and cirility" IL
be above, you harea definition of the lanc-
lauc of orr or.Dorc,fc - ,n,,,.G IN NJ
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For ii; Inquirer and Chronicle.
TUSCARoRA VALLEY JUNIATA
COUNTY.

have few words to say iu legard to
Wilson Reilly, aud Joseph Pumroy, the op-
posing candidates for congress, in the 18th
district The one is lawyer of Chambers
burg, and the other an Old Farmer of this
Valley. The farmers being as much inter
ested in regard to our officers, as any 9th.
er class OF men, las one of their number. (,
| shall endeayor to speak of tie claims Of
the two men. Mf. Pumroy has been liyina
III this valley for some FIVE or six years, hay-
lug cnimigrated to this place from Path
Valley Franklin county, where he was born
and raised. He is os humble pareptaqe.
Graded IN adyersity and by his own uutir-
exertlons has worked his way 10 the high
position he now occupies. He started in
IN life poor boy without, perhaps dollar.
and to day he stands at the head Of the
Agricultural Society Of this county. This
position has been gained by his own per-
seyerance,b by close attention to business.
by strong determination TO succeed in tho
vocation he had chosen. Mr.. Pumroy first
commenced the business of life by selling
goods which he carried in a small pack on
bis back travelling, from house to house,
From tlis he set up snail store, and sub
sequentlJ engaged in farming. and lone Of
the noblest Of all oceppations,) milling,
which business he is still engaged III yet
During the time he resided in Franklin
county, he Was elected 10 the legislature,
one or two sessions, and has in his posses
sion Eow many tokens of regard from his
Old constituents. SO We see that the Old
Farmer Dir, Punroy has been successfully
Engaged IN tanning, Merchandising, AiIl.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10
AMERICAN MEETINGS.

We are authorized TO announce The fol-
lowing American meetings, 10 be held by
the american party, at the times and places
named. Good speakers are secured for
the whole of them, and all of all parties
are Invited TO attend.
Also at Rainsbqrg, in Colerain Town
ship, on Friday the 10Th last, at . o'clock,
p. VI.
Also at Chaneysville, in Southampton
Township, on Saturday the ltth inst, at
O'Clock, p. VI.
Gen Wn H. Koontz, Francis Jordan,
Esq, AMI DR.. Compiler, are expected to ad-
dress all of these meetings, and we hope
there will be a general turnout Of our
friends.
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inetacr Lecefoeo lie /!
ADAM BARNHAET.


We understand shat the Loyclpeos are
circulating report against ADAM BARN
HART, our candidate for Associate Judge
to the effect that he is niyger catc4er-
that year ago he helped to catch two or
ttrce r7uraarug sirrss Ouly think! Ad-
aul Baruhart Siare cafche,' This is
enough 10 make any one laugh who ever
knew Col. Baruhart 1t is tue that ID re
were several runway slaves caught aboa,
one year ago in St. Clair Township. Ii IS
equally true that man by the n1mo of
BarnLart Of Bedford, was concerned IN
catching them, But he IS Loc3foco, aus.
never was anything else His name is
Samuel BaFnhart, and he IS not even d .e-
lation IN the nest remote degree Of Adam
Barnhart. Americans don't engage in
such dirty business, and Adam Barnbart is
tie last man in the world that w,all do 81.
This story is on PAL with the s.Nineom-
poop's" witch story against William Grif-
fifth, and like it, il was their own men who
were the guilty parties. Americans. be.
lieve none of the eleventh hour lies of the
Locofocos, put out in this stage of the cam
paign, so that our friends NAV not have
time to refute them. They are all on a par
with this falsehood on Adam Barnharf, who
Is we'll Known to be one of the best men in
the County.
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ANOTHER LOCOFOCO LEI

We understand that the Locofo-
COS have circulated all over the
County that John S. Ritchey, Esq,
and his son, Mr.. William Ritchey,
have left the Americans and gone
over to the Locofocos. WE ARE
AUTHORIZED by Mr.. William Ritch-
ey to deny this story on his own
part; and also fer his father. They
are both good and true Americans,
and fighting for the whole State and
County tickets. This is the game
the Locofoeos are pursuing, accord
ing to their story, half the best
men in the County have Joined
them, but when you sift them, they
all turn out to be lies from the
whole cloth like this one. We hear
every day of Locofocos joining our
ranks, and the Locofoess get UP
tales like this to counteract them.
4 gum we say, believe nonc of
their lies.
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for Tie laqu,rsr and chroaicle.

Mn. OvER:-p Publish ii not in Gath. nro-
claim it not in the streets of Bedford. that
the little man with the white hat is not bin,-
self any more. To day he was heard exclainl.
in the bitterness Of bis soul, after their
grand and magnificent fzzIe al this place.
"plots have laid dark and dangerous
"With boraciins who are my only friends.
''To set theAme-icans in swift and deadly
bate,
"Against my bitter enemies the Repub-
lieans,
"And if tie 'Bowery Boys had been as
true and just,
'HAs AIN subtle, false, and treacherous,
''The day would now be ours.
"But alas, alas, what fzzlc, is this
my friends, where is tEe people that were to
hang on my burning eloquenee to day
Where is the 0'Shees, the O'Rafcrtysl-
Oh where tell me, where have my BORDER
RuFFANs gone"
Yes, the little man, tbaring the white
hat this time,) Sche!l, accompanied BY Cess
ma, and an old Mr.. Ok In persuance to
quite an extensive notice, met to-day in
Tricker's Barr Room, and fzzled out Not
another soul was present, save John Long.
This WAS one of the most magnificent fiz-
zes of the season, It has effeetually ex-
tinguished, yea, blotted out every yestage of
l.oeoforoisms out side Of the Catholic
Church, in this part of Gods creation.-
Tfaly every dog has his day, SO thought
these chaps, so to drown their sorrow, they
all took little mountain dew, and then
sneaked out Of town like dogs that had
been after sheep without success.
Poor fellows, what pity, what shame,
that these Bowery Boys received such &
cool reception. So effectual was this fzzle.
that there was not even one 0.Shee, nay,
not even si'Ferney, or dog to shout for
.Nucaaan
il those Two Esqr's have any friends in
Bedford, We would advise them for Gods
sake, to keep them at home, put them un-
der medical treetmcnt as soon as possible. !
shave their heads, blister, bleed, cup; do
any thing that may possibly restore them to
common sense.
4 JACKSON DEMOCRAT.
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naFe your Wagons ready

Let cur American friends in the
Townships, have wagons on the
ground atan early time on the cleo
ton day, to bring out the aged, and
the infirm, and the dilatory. Its
important that not one vote should
be lost to the cause of America.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10
FRIGHTENED.

A buchanan Democrat, Who Is clerk
in the Treasury Department, made a bet Of
$500 some time since, that Pennsylyahia
would east her electoral vote for Buchanan.
This week, the Bucllanahite las besought
personal friend Of his, who is an Amcri-
can, to take $500 for him, and bet it, that
buchanan would not carry Pennsylvania :
Washington Organ.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10
last Notice.

II Hopewe!i and Bloody Run Plank Road,
slaye been placed in the hands of Levi Agnew.
of Bedford and John A. Gamp Of Bloody Run,
for collection. Snits will be commenced against
al wao are delinquent after the 10th OF October
inst.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
JNO. MOWER.
Oct. 3. 1886. Secy.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10
In looking over the last Gn-ptte

In looking over the last Gazette,
we came to the conclusion that all
the aoi contained in that number
was taken from Walkers Diction-
airy. "fine, thin mani is the IL
beler, and very .sHotry, splendid,
beautiful = very, is the church mem
Der t-ueryt
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10
REMEMBER

That G. Nelson Smith is a papist, and as
such, voted in the last Legislature to char
ter q Jesnit Monastery in Cambria County.
Remember, that G. Nelson Smith voted
IN the last Legislature for the prescat jug
Law
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10
4 POLL LIST.

1t Is important that our friends of the
Townships should have POLL LIST OF
every voter. and mark out every one as he
votes BY this means it can be seen who Of
our men have not voted, aud before ii Is
teo late, let them DO sent for.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10

There will be, By divine permission, pro-
tracted meeting, commence at Travis Run
Church. in Friends cove, on Saturday the
liih Of October, at ii o'clock. Services
will he continued oyer Sabbath and as much
longer as may be thought proper.
G. W. BoUSE.
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NEW GOODS

TGaT received and far sale at RsEn,s NYw
c STORE, a lace ard well assorted stock OF, F.l!
and Winter Goods. He is now prepared to
accommodate his friends and uston,ers. and the
pubic generally. To attempt 10 euumcIa;e his
stock in news paper advertisement. would be
Ioiiy. or list OF the prices useless. for tie pub
ne would not believe hat goods were selling as
they offer them, un less they call and see FER
themselves We don't wish to boast, hut mere
y remlrN thlt for variety texture, aad cheap-
ness, his stock cannot be exeelled, ard It is cal
eulated TO please all.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10

We call the attention of cur readers 10 tie
advertisement Of Messrs. Blyraire aud Hart
ley They have an excellent assortment
Of Hardware, Tinworc, &c. Give them a
call,
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Y invite &c pnalic 10 eai! al
REEDS NBT STORE

and satisfy themselves in regard the variety Of
the above statement, am; examine his stnck, ne
fore you purchase elsewhere
Produce Of all kinds taken il exchange for
goods.
Oct. 10, SO.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10

Attend the polls early, Americans, voss
early, and work With vii the balance Of
tie day
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aa@neDHum
Another State
& @ n E!S
Hartford. Conn. Oct. Z.

Returns from eighty three towns have
been received. Fifty four towns have gone
Fremont, twenty eight Buchanan, and one
divided. Fremont gains in seventeen towns
from last fall, and in. nine towns from last
spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18
MARRIED.

CARNOCHAN-MORRIS- Fair Lawn. Beleyiie,
cc.l:S on NJ cs ee p to E.tss daughter
Maj. William w. Morris, u. s. A.
GOADBY-STROUD-A New Rochelle, Tuesday, Sept.
i6 by the Rev Edward Lathrop Mr. James H. Goadby Of
NewYOrk to Miss Ellen stroud daughter the late John
Stroud esq, Of New Orleans.
HAwKINs-TuRNEY-At Newtown. Conn.,. on Monday
evening Sept u.s. BY the Rev. Mr. Atwster Mr. Charles Il
well Turney esq, Of Newtown.
H. BY the p A Bird Daniel j. Hawks to Miss Susan
HALL-BIssELL-At Wing: Station. on Monday Sept t.
By the Rev G Hobsn Mr. Edward Hall to Miss Adeii"
sy he Rev Dr. l. School John r Hi%sn $50
Manchester England TO Amira Virginia, eldest daughter OF
H. H. Wolfe, esq, OF this city.
LAFETRA7BEEKMAN-0nT Tuesday svssnns Sept. iS by
Amelia AM Hs' Daughter Of William BeeI@sn ali Of sh. city
MINER--wOOD-At somer., Westchester County, n K,
rs by saf s.y ANNA Wood e ss
MARCHANT-GR Brooklyn, on Thursday Sept
H. by the Rev Mr.. Briggs Mr. William e. Marchant TO Miss
Mary c. Gregory Of Norwalk Conn
MARKs-sHERRILL-At Piedmont on Tuesday, Sept. l6.
The k Nv aS As .. q 70 M.
Sheriff. Of Piedmont, Rockand County, ny
y; ia ssp s by the VIII Sv pIoS wv
OF Eleanor Co. daughter of Mr. r. H. Stone OF
Willismsburgh L. !.
the Rev A. spor John W. Paisley Kate Pollock all Of
this city.
Of En- sSf g I ss II
Mr. Hiram Sherman of Paving Martha E. third daugh
ter of Abraham II. Denton of South Dover, N. Y.
VAN BRUNT-SEYMOUR-O Wednesday Sept IL, BY the
Rev George rrsncfr Van prun, 70 Mss
Belle Seymour OF Isaac Seymour ESQ., all Of this
city.
ILLETTs-EDMoNDs-Tn Brooklyn, Tuesday Sept
t. residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rey A. NJ
Bachelor Ebert H. Wletts to Juis Russell, daughter OF
Col BENJAMIN Edmonds, all Of Brooklyn.
wALDEN-ROBERTsON-On Tuesday, Sept l6, a, the
Church of IN. Trinity Brooklyn, by the Rev. Bead
rel Walden Edward Walden to Myra L., daughter OF the
late d. H. Robertson of this city.
wFNDOyER-LUYSTER-At Newtown, L. l., Tuesday,
ant 49, in the PRESBYTERIAN Church. by the Rev John p.
Knox Joseph WendoveI Of St Louis TO Miss Susan Ann
Luyser daughter Of Peter Luyser of the former place