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ByJAS. c. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer
SALE OLE REAUTIEUI

VNRUSTEES' SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
Il Country Seat.-By vitae Of deed OF trust
from Geo Il. Massey, as trustee, and Ann Brown,
bearing date on the thirteen h day Of December,
1888 and recorded in Liber J. a : No % foiios
500 506 507, sos, sos, anu $40, OF the Land Re-
cod for Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia, the undersigned win sell at public auc-
ton at the auction store OK 4. Nice uire, TO the
highest bidder, Oh THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
June Goth, 1856, at O'Clock p m, the following
highly in proved and beautiful country property,
viz: All that piece or parcel Of ground lying in the
county Of VI ashiIgton and District aforesaid, be-
ing a part OF the land whereof Anthony Holmead,
senior, died seized, and part Of the tract called
Pleasant Plains" ana pait OF ne Iand Whlca
Anthony Holmead, IT., conveyed 10 BOltZel and
Mayhem, which they conveyed 10 John Pickrell,
the piece parcel CT land aforesaid, lying on the
east OF lhe Washington and Rockville turnpike
road, containing acres and one sixteenth Of an
acre more or less, being Lot No OF Geo. TaylCr's
subdivision, and beginning for the same on the
east side Of the said turnpike road ct the end Of
section OF said road with the Rock Greek church
road, to q read or private way called Taylor's
road, leading fIom the said turnpike road to an
other pa.t Of the said trpct Of land owned by said
George TAYLOR and running thence with the said
Washington and Rockville turnpike road north
three degrees, west % 46 perches to the Lot sold
to C. Lewis, thence at right angles with the
said turnpike road 28 IS perches, thence a, right
angles with the said last line, and parallel with
the said first line ~ as perches, and thence at
right angles with the said last mentioned lire and
parallel Win tle E9lQ second line ESQ pe.cnes 10
the line Of the SKID turnpike rosd and the place Of
beginning, beiEg the same land and premises
which was coRv@5c6 TO the said Ann Brown by
John F Shuns.tg bY deed dated April Ugh 1883,
and duly reco.cEl Together with the improve
ment and Appearances, which may be seen by
visiting the pTeskiDes.
Terns: One-fourih cash the residue In 6, ~,
1S and "a months to be secured by deeds Of trust
on the premises. Unless the terms OF sale be COM
piled wi hin Eve days from day Of sale the TrUs-
tees reserve the right TO resell at the cost and risk
Of the defaulting purchaser
All conveyanccs at the purchasers expense.
ERASMusy M Nj Trustees.
m 81 2awts JAS. g. MCGUIRE, Auctr
rrhe above sale 10 unavoidabIy pest
poned until SATURDAY, July 18th, same hour
and place. x
6TdNsss i !. GSHIpaPshkEEr l Trustees.
10 27-2awts J. c MCGUIRE Auct,r
III The above sale Is further postponed
until TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August 26th
same hour and place.
k knAsnHs 4 i. nsII IssKp rrustse.
Jy B-2awhds J. q. Mc6UIRE, Auctr
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NFSilyer Wnre Manufoc,orv Ior,

nanulcturing superior articles Sterling
silver WARE, viz: Forks, Spoons, GobletS GUYS &c .
which cannot be exec led In this section country Also
Tor SALE variety of the most
and complete assortment Of rich Gold JeweIry
rhe watch repairing OF every description done the best
antied to give satisfaction. ~ 49,
No. 3ae Pa. avenue, between sth and 1eth streets
Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle
~ Str n n uOon
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Bv JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
HNR USTEE,S SALEOF % SMALL

TRUSTEE'SSA LEOF d SuaIuIors
renting 20 feeteach on Maryland I'VE.
nue., between 9Th and 9th sire ets .a,t.-Rv
virtue Of deed OF trust duly recorded in Iibe,
j. A. 3, No. 90, folios 259, 26O 26l and 96a I
shall sell on the premises, on WEDNESDAy
the 9th instant, at 81 o'clock p m, Lots Nos
l, 2, 3, a, and S, Ia subdivision OF Square No
II, 20, 81, ~, %, ~, and %, in subdivision O,
Square south OF Square No. 9l5.
The above Lots are very desiTably located on
Maryland avenue, between Sth and OH streets
east, fronting 20 feet each on Maryland avenue
and street north running back to Is feet alley
Terms One-third cash |; balance In SIX and
twelve months, for notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest,
Government title.
HORACE EDELIN,, Trustee
au 2l-d &C. MCGUIRE, Llct
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B The return travel from the Virginia
springs has commenced. The cool weather
has made the visitors think Of home comforts.
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GOODS

SP0arING GOODS.
This day Receiving and Opening BY
f.. TUCKER & CO.,
NO. 353, PENESYLV ANIA AV6yUH.
Single and Double Barrel SHOT GUNS
Best American Rines
Revolving and other Pistols,
Floben Rides and Pistols
Powder Flasks, Shot Pouch bee
CINE Bags, Powder, Caps,
Shot, Balls, Ram Rods,
Cleaning Rods, Cartridges,
Wads, &c.
GUHsmifk's Material ~ eeerr rarists.
ALL OF WHICH GOODS THEY PRoPOsE
N to sell low as similar articles can be bought
In the northern cities most OF their stock beina
imported by themselves or purchased OF manufac.
turers.
rne shooting season being al hand DO time L.
to be lost In the selection Of gun and 60 uipmeuts
and those who call early will have the advantage
Of the choice Of goods au2l-eu5t
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AUCTION SALES
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctiopeer

SALE OF yatU.ar
y Bnniding Lot.-On WEDNESDAY, AZ.
TERNooN, August 27th, at 6 o'cloct. ON ibe
premises, l shall sail parts OF Lots and s in
feet. -.--E-I :. - odcA ia
This lot is situated in a rapidly improving mar,
OF the city, within short distance Of the market
IeIms One-third cash the residue in 9 and
~ months, with interest, secured by deed Of
Title indisputable
au25 81 q NcaIIIRr a,o.,.
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NOTICE

EEN WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
NJ LEE JONES have removed their Office 70
30. 500, r street, between Sd and sth street-
Charles Lee Jones will practice I'm tie supreme
Court OF the United States and all other courts
held In the District Of Columbia. Gen. Malis
Jones, though mostly retired from general prae-
tice. win uni,s with him and do his best % aa-
vance the success Of clients by written ststemens
and arguments, and by all other nesou eno
n-Ouer efSTtiOls. " 80
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Wants.

WANTED-A WOMAN OR GIRL, white
w or Colored, to do the generel homework of a
family OF but two persons. Apply at No 2sl T.
street, between lith and 18th. lt*
WANTED-A WHITE EMALE SER
W want, to wait upon lady, gentleman, and
child, In rooms. where there ara no other board.
ers. Apply at 49, Fifth street between r street
ana Louisiana avenue, next to the Congregational
Church. n.
WhNTkD-BY A RESPECTABLE YO.
w man, a Situation as cook for a small family,
"r chl'd's nurse. Good recommendations can be
%iVta Apply at NO. 56S Pa. avenue between Ist
and I'd streets. TX
w House, neatly furnished at mC dera:e reat
Apply at the Star Ofhce aud state terms, &c
aus If
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AN EXPE-
w Iienced and competent Nurse, to take charge
CT Children and assist in sewing. Also, a good
Cook, washer and ironer. No. 266 II street, near
18th au 25-tf
WANTED-O ONE OR TWO ROOMS, either
w vacant or plainly furnished, between Cen
tire Market and Navy Yard, by a single man, a
mechanic. Address, Stating particulars. - J
Murphy" Post Ofce, Washington au 25-2ts
WANTED--A FIRST RATE COOK None
W but good one need apply. Also, a white
girl as walter Apply at this orice. au 23-2t@
WAN ED-A GOOD BAR-KEEPER. A
w smart herman Lad. 10 assist about the bar,
good clean Servant, an Cys er Opener, and a
first rate Restaurant Cook Coed wages will be
aid weekly Tor competent hands. Apply at the
3. l. corner Il and 9Th sts. au s3-3lx
INFORMATION WANTED OF MAGARET
HUGHES, an orr han girl, about nine years Of
agei has red hair, and is freckled in the face and
tout bu 1t She left her residence on Saturday
the 9Th Instant. All persons are warned against
harbCring her Any Information regarding Ler
whereabouts will be thankfully received b. leav-
Ing word at Mr.. Hits Store a south + st Can
Oh II Ill, or at e. McDOnnell's on North Caroii.
ma avenue and I'd street south, CapitoI Hill
au2 3-3t*
NXTANTEO-TWO EXCELLENT MILL
w NERS. AS the best wages In the city are
given none but excellent hands nee apply Ap-
ply TO M. WILLIAM, No 80 Market Place, be.
tween 9TH and 6th au9l 81
NANTED-W TED-WANTED-TO
w Ind persons in WIZ. OF the following ar
ticles:
French ca German Looking Glasses
Portrait or Picture Frames rou nd oval or ga usrs
OH Paintings, large and small
Marbie-top Bracket Tables, In bronze or gold
All kinds Of Pictures fTamed, and any sire
Looking Glasses, or other work In the gliding
line done to order with dispatch.
Also, q Let Of cast-ircn Brackets, suitable To-,
shelving, &c, on hand. Terms moderate to suit
the times, for cash.
Plates inserted.
255 Penns. avenue, opposite xirEwood II ouse.
aec ~ JOHN WAGNER.
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AuCTIOr sALEs
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TNR m HOUSE AND LOT AT Aueti.-

EvRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT Auction.
II On MONDAY AFTERNOON, August 18Th
at 8 o'clock on the premises, shall sell part of
Lot No. L, In Square No. Az, fronting n feet on
north q street, between Fifth and Sixth streets
west, running back 100 feet, with the improve
mems, consisting Of two-story frame dwelling
house.
Terms: One-third cash the residue in six and
WE'VE months, with interest, secured by a deed
OF trust on the premises
au I'D JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
- The above sale 10 postponed until
hour and place
au lS eo&ds J. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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WOOD AND COAL DEPOT.
". w corner Twelfth and G street, No. ST.

One So Hare south Of the Aveaxe.
FVHE BEST ARTICLE GUARANTEED
Il All Coal carefully weghed-2, 2i0 TO the ton
from which there Is no deviation, seemingly TO
reduce the price.
Persons laying In their winter fuel will find II
to their advantage TO leave their orders to be sup
piled from the vessels on their arrival.
III Coal kept under cover.
Wood Of the best quality always on hand.
~ 29.u Il. J. L. W. NJ. GAIT.
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Baltimore Narks,.

BALTIMORE, Aug 25.-Flour 4, srm--..l..
of Howard street. Ohio. and City Mills Al a. So
Wheat has advanced &C good to prime "a
choice whites 81 50sl 90 good to prime rsS.
sl.4Osl 45. Corn is firm; white 57aoO eta
yellow 5Sa60 cts.
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ROUSE AND SIGN PAINTING AVN
9RAlNIN4.

MI PARKER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
WI inform bis f,iends and the public. thst he
has opened branch shop at No IS Louisians
avenue, (varnum's Buidings) between Sixth and
Seventh streets, for House, Sign, Ornamental, ana
Detrempe usually called Fresco) Painting, and
Claiming.
Having completed his arrangements, he feels
confident OF giving perfect satisfaction 10 all who
favor him with their Patronage
III window Shades, Banners Glass s,on.
DC, &c, ainted on reason BILE terms ana execu,
ted in the most workmsnlike manner. au 1864
RLANk BOOKS, FOOLSCAP, LETTER,
- Note, gilt-edged and all kinds Of Paper, In.
velopes. Extension Pencils, and Ivory Folders
Tor sale at FER6USON's,
du ~ ass Seventh u
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HOUSE. SIGN AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING & GLAZING
GEORGE II. V1RNELL.

UHOItUE III. Y IN IVELL,
NO. SIX LOUISIANA AVENUE, BETW
6th and 1th streets, north side, has opened a
branch shop, fer the prosecution Of his business.
on ; tn street, between street and Massachusetts
avenue, east side, and Will be happy to receive
calls or work at ETH Of his locations for doing
business.
All orders for JobhiDg attended to promr tly
and at the shortest notice, In a wcTkmanlike man.
FER.
Thankful for past favors he will, by assiduity
and spatch Of work. hope to merit the contrnu-
snce OF the orders Of his friends and the public
generally. au2l 2w
tGNHE SUB5CEIBEa, HAVING DETER.
l. mined to close up his present business re-
quests all persons indebted to him by open ac-
count, to come forward and settle the same on or
before the 5ih day Of the ensuing month, SerteT-
her. All accounts no. settled on that day will he
placed I'm the hands OF a collector for Immediate
settlement. PETER O'DONOGHUE,
au 20 d2w Georgetown
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NOTICE

NTITHERS'S BRASS AND STRING BAND
w lately OF New W rk city, begs leave TO In
form the puoilc Of Washin gton, Georgetown, and
Alexandria, that they sre now ready TO furnish the
most fashionable and appropriate Music Of the
day for Pic-Nics. Excursions, Balls, and Parades
on the most reasonsbls terms, at the shortest no.
tice by leaving orders at Mr.. HILBUS'S Music
Depot, on Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of llth
street, or at Mr. WRITER'S - residence No. 54s
sixth street. corner Of g. south side, near the Gar
rison.
All orders promptly attended %. ~ z3-Ims
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TOBACCO s2.55 PER POUND.-The Lynchburg
Virginian, of the Goth inst, says: GAS mirac-
ulous as the statement may seem, a lot CT TO-
bscco actually sold in this market yesterday
ut the unprecedented price of s255 per hun
dred The world never heard or dreamed of
such Q sale as this before. 1t was sold at
Martin 8 warehouse, by ]. H. d S Tyree, and
purchased by Messrs. Booker & Halsy. 1t
wa. raised by Mr. Chas. Hendrick, of North
Carolina, and is the finest specimen of the ar
ticle ever seen In this or any other market
The color is bright golden hue, and the tex
ture almost as fine as silk. As with most pre-.
cious things the quantity was small-there
being only between one and two hundred
rounds
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING fELEsR .pa
Yellow Feve, Increasing In ch.rl.,.o,

OoLuEHA, s. @, August Ale IL reported
LIZ .o'a Gay by private advices that there has
n Ch isrge increase Of cases Of yellow fever
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A Painter IN A ScRApR.-Tbe St Lon

A PRINTER IN A ScRApR.-The st. Louis
I Republican tells a story of a printer, we'll
known to the craft, who was recently found
clicked up" in the apartments of a lady, at
one of the hotels in that city. The lady had
a husband, who, suspecting the "devil' vas
"subbing" at his Cease" broke into the room,
where he was furnished with "proof'' of
their guilt. The printer, however, had a
shooting stick, one barrel of which he dis
charged at the enragsd husband, and then
fed. The "leaded NATTER fortunately, did
no injury to the "form" of the husband, who,
after giving ''chase" for . short distance, re-
turned to his room, satisfied that his domestic
happiness was knocked into Cpl" The craft
generally consider it "mstter" that cannot be
justified" and that the guilty fellow ought
to distribute" himself as wide as possible.
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MAD. MOUNTS CONsUMPZl0S DIS.


MAD MOUNT'S CONSC MPEsSS az s.
TkOYER.
HNHIS INVALUABLE REMEDY CAN BE
IL had at No. 339 street, between Eleventh
aud Twelfth, south side, or d. StOtts A pOthecaIy
corner Of 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
References: Rev. Mr.. Phelps and Rev Mr..
Register, Foundry church and certificate from
the Rev. J Hanson jy 22-lm*
rHOiCE FAMILY HAMS, Prime Smoked
~ Beef an Bologna Sausage, just In store aid
for sale ty KING Il BURCHELL,
.65 Vermont avenue, corner 18th
aus and / streets
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TO THE PUBLIC.

10 THE PUULIC.
TOHN p. DENNIS HAVING TAKEN THE
- well known Coach Factory, on 9th a iE5GS,
street, between Louisiana avenue and tsS-IY
street, long conducted by hr. John
Nj. Young, Is now prepared to manufacture and
repair all descriptions OF COACHES, BUGGIE
WAGONS, &c, on the most reasonable terms,
In the very best manner, and Ct the shortest no.
tice he respectfully invites his fellow citizens
to give him 4 lriai. au ~ I'm
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To HGUsEKEEPERS.

sSERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE
superior Table or Pocket Cutlery, heavy ST.
yer Plated or Albata Ware, fne Japanned Tea
Trays or Toilet sets, an excellent Clock, Tea or
Coffee UIn, Enamelled Kettle, Saucepan, Fur
mace, or any Of the hundred and little etceteras
needed by every housekeeper will do well 20 call
On FRANCIS just above Odd Fellows Hail. on
Seventh street He has good articles, and his
prices are low. 5o-tf
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oIp HAMS! OLD HANS!

-,ru.vE RECEIVED LOT OF MAG
w III Rsm, two years old. a rare and very
s,,;,ie KING BURCHELL,
80 20 cor Vermont ave, and street.
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Kansas Aid Meeting in New or,esus.

w, Nh" VkLEASs, Aug ga call has been
issue aaS signed by the editors, principal arms
anu business men to the number of one bun.
aIsg, ior meeting IN aid Of the southerper
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JONAS r. LEVY,

JONAS p. LEVY,
rKPoIfHR AND pIALEI IN
WINES, LIQUoEs, CIGARS, ArD sIEg
GROCERIES,
Observation-Disclosures G. Forwarding II erch ant
ASSURANCE AND BILL BROEER,
No. ga Pa. av., two doors Below U. 3. Hotel
WASHINGTON CIT, ID. G.
~ .-t1
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"ANfED-A GOOD TWO-STURY Brick
w House, neatly furnished. at d moderate reat
Apply at the Star Ofice aud state terms &c
au % II
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fSORPORATlON sToCk.-Ss,OOo Co'po
~ ration OF Washington stock for sale al
] feb 2e-u cHUBB BkOfhkks.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WE ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL
w those who may favor Us with their patronage
with the hes: article Of fuel at the following
prices:
Oak Wood. ......................S6 90 per cord
Fluc co w
GO & w
Stove and " hite Ash Egg Coal. so per ton
h6o ASH ...................... ~
Transition n ut....................G 10
Cuinherla I'd Lump. 8 50
IL Persons laying ia fuel fox the winter would
do wei by giving US a call. All orders left at p
] Steers store, No. ass 7th street between ID and
streets, or at cur office, will be promptly hlltd
,240 lbs. given to ton
JOHN w MYERS, aCO,
Office and Yard corner Of and I'D streets,
au Slim First w ard
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WANTEO-TWO EXCELLENT MILL
w NEAS. AS the best wages In the city are
given none but excellent hands need apply Ap-
p y TO M. WILLIAM, no 50 Market Place, be-
tween eth and 6th au9l 3t
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,Ea, HAVING DETER.
REMOVAL.

HENRY POLKTNGHORN takes this meth cd
l. Of informing his frie IDS end the public thai
he has removed his PRINTING OFFICE to the
new building on street, between 9Th and 9TH
streets east, adjoining his former establishment
Having added a ste engine to his facilities for
executing every description Of J Job PRINTING,
he isenable to MI orders with promptitude and
dispatch. au io-6t
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L.. J. MIDDLETON

l.. J. MIDDLErOH,
d E A L e Z IN ICE,
ONcsand DsPot-Southwest corner OF aae
Twelfth streets feb p "
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WhNTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WO.
w man, situation cook for a small family
or chld's nurse Good recommendations can he
given Apply at No. 566 Pa avenue. between LIST
| and I'd streets tx
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THO GET ALL THE NEW BOOKS. MA.
l. gaines, Papers, &c, call at
au2s FEK6USON'S, 4s8 Seventh ST.
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ORIGINAL MAP or WASHIN6rON-
" EnRra In Phiadel phia In 1892.
For sale, few copies only-price Is cents.
ai2l FKANCk rAY LOR,
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WATCH RETURNS Sunday morning-be-
lore Justice HolliDgshead j. W. Kelly,
Grunk and disorderIy, fine and costs; Lloyd
oiooks, stealing, security for court; Bepja-
mine BOhlare, violating public ground reguia-
tons, reprim anded and dismissed; Charles
Nichols, do do; Mary Smith, profanity, dis.
missed; c. Butler, sleeping in the market,
hne and costs; Rich'd Hansel, violating pub.
lie ground regulations, reprimanded and dis
missed; w. Tburstow, do, do Alex. Wit.
iiams, stealing corn, Jail W. Ii. Brown,
lleeping in the market, dismissed; VIM. J.
Joselyn, do, do Isabella Thornton, yayrant
workhouse fifteen days. No cases for trial to.
day
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Boarding.

MRS. sPALDIN6, ON TIE CORNER OF
" r and 9th streets, can accommodate boarders
either permanent or transient an 25 en3t4
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ONLY II! cents for a correct likeness of
buchanan, Fillmore and Fremont. Sold by
tne agent, A. Adamson, Seventh street, oppo-
site TO the Post Office Adhesive enyeIopes
70 cents hundred Is
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-19
ENi0N Oh DiSUNI0Y.
The Issue is Upon Us Where Does Penn
Sylyania Stand

There is no Disgusting the iact-every man
with his eyes open can seen t-that ;he great
question of Union or Disunion has been prpcip-
itated upon US by the mad fanatics of the NORTH,
and that il is direct and inevitable issue in The
present contest The persistent and cruel sys-
tenn Of intermeddling and aggression upon the
people and the institutions of the South, which
has finally eliminated to the crisis which is
npon us, first commenced in the Eastern States,
with the SHADES, the GARRIsoNs, the PHILLIp-
sEs, and the PARKERs, and the results Of the re-
cent elections in Vermont and Maine show how
completely the minds Of the people in those
States have been poisoned, and how thoroughly
loyalty to the Union has beer obiterated, by
those preachers Of treason and revilers ofthe
Constitution
The indoctrination of these wicked and trea-
sonabe heresies into the public sentiment OF the
New England States, is much TO be lamsnted
and deplored but il seems to have been the in
evtabe consequence ofthe peculiar moral and
social constitution of the people of that section.
In no quarter Of the Union, we hesitate not to
say, do the Clergy exercise such vast infn-
ence over the minds, thought and actions of the
members of the various congregations of which
they have charge. This influence, when sway
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-19
communicated for The Bedford Gazette.
Gpb;fuarv.

In this Borough, on the 18th inst, departed tbs
life, after a long Illness, SAMUEL Coos soa oi Nr.
Simon Cook OF this place, in the 18th year o; h
In This instance has death snatched a yictIEa from
the ranks of the youns--in the bloom OF liie-'hca
whose prospect OF 'lrnclh Of days seems the bright
pst and most secure-tbus adnionshing Us how truly
il is said that 'life is vapoHr that appeareth or
LITTLE while and then vaaishefh away" DuTug
months. which hi, sickness lasted, all that parental
affection and the love Of relatives and friends could
devise, was earnestly and peTsevernsly tried 10 o.
vert the blow OF the destroyer TO 10 purpose
except 10 make them witnesses OF the faith,
dent hope. lively trust in his dying Saviour ani ci
his submission aud obedience 10 the w oi BIZ lIea-
veHiy Master s.who Scourges every son whom be TO-
veth." Bens fully conscious OF the fatal character
o his disease, ne took timely aud proper pIecaui oas
10 provide for happy eternity. lie received, con
siderable time before his DEATH all the sacnmeHts
and coEsoiatons Of the ChuTch--aUd displayed such
piety and holy resignation, showed that he .eIt
'he had no permanent city here and that he sought
one 10 come" His death was truly gain to him, as
thereby be changed passing uncertain ii.e ioF one
OF enduring bliss-a world of sorrow for one OF JOY
(which nothing can take away" So striking an eX-
ample of the traIy OF our lives shonId Instruct Us
''to watch and 10 hear, 10 practical purpose
the voice which dear departed young friend 40"
addresses 10 us from the silent grve: ''Rememo'F
NY Judgment; for thine also shall be so yesiedar a
me aud to-day for ;hee. i.