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m-ISITLON.

UiSl!I0,N. ON
,,orD WHEREAS, Jacob RIM
NOIh h.b,n, Bedford county, died se'z- !
described real estate, VIZ;
late OF .ssd Of several tracts Of patented
ed OF towuship, containing aooue ', ionI and
tract :, ,Ihree hundred acres cleared ',I. a"o
land, sd;oin,na lands OF Frederick hIlii-
hund, ESQ, Nicholas Hodle ana o'n- ''
undq - stone mansion house. .a'u,
-as stables, large s'oge Touring '"' ""'
ho: Ca,harine Rifle, aud issue $, SIX
"a mo", "a,,and.chiId. to wit: John G. k'Illei
81 w" land. Md, Mary, 'ntefmafT'eu ~
c.-asnv residing in Indiana county "a. a,'
80 E', - Iowa David, residing IN L'so-
ana l',''s county. Pa, Ellen, ihieFma r'''
cor no'e'",iI "W,icCnIGfi. residing in Somerset co.
o." T., n,nor) daughter OF Cafh"' nc =, 's us
,'l"s, ,,..e inrsr,narrled with Richard D"l ~
90 was | and Margaret, inteTmarred WIZ
+" o., - rs,,Jtoo m Cumberland Nd.
1,er' ,ts.e,ofs 'ese given. that "a! pursuance oil
J. ), w ~ ysIuat,on to me dlrecied' !
u s,J t',,J" an ,noui,iJton or valuation Q" ~ u,
'2'o W. ", THURSDAY, lhe 22d day Of 'a'."@'
~. ',,' .n5 where ali the parties m'eirs's" '''o
tbev see proper rrrEE.
Office. Bedford, |
Is, 1851.
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ggrgaEs B'0ss C<3StEe
m ~. EoilIrry

FrNm JNC q III
THE subscribers are now efse Bank by railroad
roa the ef'Fo oi as low prices as be furnished oy
any nr o,a[' de.ns good article will find II 10 r 5"s' n
,sa,a,,a tocaii On them, or their agent
smith, al hoPT"F'' osBoURNE x CREsSwELL,
II ie57-3n.
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E.fst Of Letters,

ID EMAINING in tn, P@s' ol5sF p[.ons al "Fa [alios
X, Pa. Nov, 3Oth, 80 !. S.s, .boy are al.
= - 80. Nm hi. list. will nleass 10y -!
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Estate OG EsaaEsas hold
BEDFORD COUNTY on rne
A. .na tude-

BEDFORD COUNTY on the
A zoe Judg-
at Bedford, in and for the
10th day Of November, A.ower ana
Is Of the same Court, gym feS-
The ID county,
S. I. Russell, admjnislrfh that ln
tamento aauero OF Wing made sale
deceased, was read az FAR as they
/. pursuance of an orier from vas aP-
of all '1be real estate said deed, so
then knew, and the rnaye lately been
piled 10 The paymeuSned body oI
TAR as they were rpasunv township
informed that the s,saac BoseubeTfy
uulmproyed wood Cor lhcreabouts
FrauGIincouutv. atn,. not less thai
and Others; col.ia deceased, yet re
that debts to r,urt 10 make a Dc
- ,20U against i.ay So. $50 II poss'
malE unpaid, an. 1'ranklin county
cree authorizing. Russell, Esq, III
BILE, from the ssirs and ali parties II
Wbereupon, OF our next Orphan
Coui' grant .on the "a MoHua.' -
teresjea, 10 aow cause If any me
Court, obe b be made by the Gov
day Of Febru % netjtioners.
have why w Whereof, 1 have ntfsu
pursuant to,d and seal OF said Ioof'
z l15S,sgssS3. II. Igth day OF NovembfI,
Il Sse D. WASHABAUt'H,
xSaksS% Clerl
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u7sT received at Shoemaker's Co,oasa. Sss.
'Voi Ia.,s ,,sortment Of Boots, Shoes
! Hats, &c.
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ace in New York city on Thursday evening
lSast week. The policy Of the Administration
vas sustained bys the meeting in strong and
enphatic resolutions.
Oregon.-The latest adyces from Oregon
Tsate that the election held in that territory
T,sulted in the adoption of the Constitution as
Submitted, the rejection of slavery, and the ex-
illusion Of free nrgrots from The State. Peace
fully and quietly !Oregon knocks for admission
into the Union, as a Free State, although the
AboIitonists raised the cry, few months ago
that the Democratic party would lry to MAKE
IL Slave STATE. Soon Minnesota and Nebraska
will also be admitted as Free States. Verify,
Slavery is making astounding 'aggrrssions on
free territory" under Democratic adminisra-
tions WHY, ii almost makes cones hair stand
on end" 10 think of it.
Death fCoi. Wyokoop.- chronicle with
sorrow the untimely death Of Col. F. NJ. Wvv-
Koor, late T. s Marshal for the Ea,trrn Dis
trict Of Penasy yyania, which took place near
Tamaqna, on the l3;h Of the present month
H. was out limiting with servant, ~hnn
gun in ihe bands Of the latter WAS accidental
" discharged, the contents taking eilrct in Col.
VS. leg, and causing his death ia hait an hour
Col Wynkoop served With distinction in the
Mexican War.
Congress- Nothing OF Importance has brrn
transacted in the Lower Hoas- wiliiu th,. last
week. There was a spirited debate on the
Lpcompton Constitutions" bp'weru M. Cox,
Ohio, and Mr.. Hughes, OF Indiana, the for
er taking position against the Constitution,
the latter urging very sensoiy, that there
IS no necessity, as yet, for discussion Of that
cument as it had not been presented to Con
IS. The House went into Committee Of (h-
hole, on the Treasury Not Bill, on Saturday
bat the Committp ros- after several speech
ad been made We noticr w'h prasur"
PENNSYLVANIA is honorrd with the Caair-
oft4e COMMITTEE Of Ways md .Neaas, IN
egson Of Hon. j. GLANcy JoyE,. 4 cor
adent OF the Gettysburg Compiler, says
our member Hon. Wilson Reilly Is
uunm..urn,qn Of the CommiHer of Expenditures
Az ia Var Department. He is also member
p Committee on P0teHfs In the Senate,
ireen made strong and argumerlaiive
h in support ofthe Administration on the
Is question The appointment OF Ceu.
,rr, as Secretary of Kansas was confirmed
\ vote of % to l9. This is considered as a
c,a oF tha S.nats on the X kaaSas Uoifcy of
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NEW
q anGY StOLOs

,,ps ID. pEUGH & CO., respectfully lnv.;e '1o
= NJ =, ., iir Ladies OF Bedford and sienly 20
hs new and handso stock o. sooas nns,te u'pf Dr. Resm
n Mann's BniidEg" Jnlianna 81 opi0s''S
er's Drqg Store. ia ,,;,b the greatest
These goods have been selected WHO .st e"al;tv
,,+a and are OF the latest style ana pest
Their stock consists 10 paTi oil -, w., ae la;nes
Woie Antique Silks. an "0oi 10 nrInted.
Biz Gro ue h'''' an,t.nrinted Blk. Elastic Belts
French AeItnoeso rt,i, r''''' Chenille Trimmings.
Moss hfdu ma Chenille Scarfs.
Bnsle Laces, Lace I,,as Chenille head dresses.
Lad'rs Ma ,e, Fancy French Corsets.
LADIES 0auh1i 'I ~, c,ioves Velveteen, sc. &c.
Perfumery, Extracts, Jewelfy' ZIG
LADIES' and CHLDRENs' BoNHLis IN a gtTai wis,as
,iety. A general assortment OF Laoles ea~
SHOES. CATERS, oVERShoE'' %o.
Sr7AN - H. D. PEUGH,
ETTIE a. FlSH8URN,
Oct %, 1857,
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STRAY HOGS

CAME trespassing on the PreIi
scri5rr residing in Harrison tf.
county, sometime last June,
supposed to be- about nine M
marks. The owner Is requefe
ward, prove property pay che +
away, or else they viii he
ldw directs.
Dec. IS, 1857. St. "a.
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D.. 1trtu er>llp.
ilNSolailoh,' - sx,st;ns between Ren-,
THE partnership hert1ioz n,de[ The name and
~ :. KING and James ias ,,oa,g business al he
hrm Of MaJara, Kipg 4a .n -o,yu-hlp, Bedford
uiou's Iron Works. III .,,ssor.
county, IL d'ssot"es " henry :. KIM,
bANES MADARA'
Nov. 2. 1851.
1ciorinr iron at Lemon
The business Of nam fionrd by the UNDERSIGNED
Iron Works. @ili i'e ,ntsrs,r Of his late Faf,nr,
s,Ho Ia, purchased ali ,,r,oar;y and effect
JAMES Madaiy, in IL D'4" Nl,,,r, King x Co.
belongiug5to tie iateg III % t5ENRY ). KING.
Nov 20. lNj7.
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For the Hair, Jockey Club anon, anu oeV SC. sc.
Hav pomatums, phalon's inSls0'4'
can all be had at DR.. Harry cream a, Har.
Rousell's unrivaIled Shaving
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vcrtised.
Alien James. Esq,
Burns Enoch. Nj.
Cramer Joseph, Esq
Fisher Mary, 7. Miss
Henderson Henry,
Hicks Elias, Esq,
Hall Joseph, Esq,
/ Kneger Elizabeth, MISS
/ Mock ". a. Esq,
McGIoughelen Charles
| Swerganel A. MF'
Sullivan Mortz,
Tiphaily Robert,
Webb Jason +.
Dee. /, 1857
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II Estate for Sale.-We call the attention
readers to the advertisement Of Mahala
amer, offering at public sale the valuable
estate, late the property OF James Wemmer
Also 10, that Of Mrs. Sarah Grove.
e will be good opportunities offered at both
sales for profitable investment.
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eernor of .Ntbrasta.-Col. Richardson, Of
IS, has been appointed Governor of Ne
His appointment has been confirmed by
nate
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u Adams & Co. have established their E.X-
press on the H. s B. 7. Il. r. and appointed
c. w. AsHcoM, Esq, agent at HoPewell
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Ash Ma2g. Mrs
Bradley James, Mr.
Coursault Louis, Dr.
Croft Abraham, Mr..
Hammer Julia. 4. Miss
Henry Mary, T. Miss
BALE Jacob,
Lee Arnold, Esq,
Miller Elder, A.
Steck John, Nj.
Stuner Jerry,
Shosurder John, A.
Walters George,
J. A. MoWRY, P NJ.
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) ats,--to HoN. WILSON REILLY, and d. }.
e ESQ, OF Philadelphia, for early copies
", dents Message.
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large assortment of Glass Preserve Jars, just
received, al SHOEMAKER'S Colonade Store.
1871
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Dsnartnent in which they manuiae'use sr we'll
;a1e6edate supervision OF Mr. ply ;ndncs
-,rsnt Of I'm ware. We offer great ihonre
et asso, "ntTv merchants by way OF large as
"onnt. very large stock, and rxeeen' N %0'f 5teTent
c"u.,s' ,, of stock embraces probably ~ uie.
Coor and Heating Stoves selected rom
2s,s 4s Gf,5 P,t,ss9s sHes.ss' s: ask o
dtiPha -, This part of our stock By all wanting
soSa % Ta,r hav@ on hand few old fashioned stoves al
reduced prices. , ,.s.oras sin. 90 all sound.
Harhaway $1,000 to $500
,rt.,l,f,, 10 all who have patronized US WIN JoI
ha"Nlu. 'I4 ~ a. if,rnn them that still attend
h care and to out door work "eso.,"s s2Dnps @
and sheeting done at the lowest plicts hand
,i.. an' If the work. We keep constant! Oh h@" =;
qoa',y ahraet ., oe victoria stove Backing which IS IS
cheaper and superior any hing else ever ppe nse' and
h; n,roose Russia and American s'o'e .IPr
Ihs Pun Pf~s constantly on hand and made TO orarf
Whole Sale retail IN 95 short ies ess'y peass ie give
e timing. stove and copper s"l'ln i ',.e
n ca'i ana eN"'''''e 'PLYMIRE x HARTLEY.
Oct l6th. ii-A -
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mocratic .lieetiag an Neu

iense gathering OF Democratic citizens took
Ace in New York city on Thursday evening
Slast week. The policy Of the Administration
vas sustained by the meeting in strong and
eaphatic resolutions.
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n dig pig, l'ttle pig.
p loot, hog, or die :"

N we are afraid it would require loo much
con to beat Robbins, this time
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Oct. IG 1857.
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FOUNDRY IND nlGHIAE SHOP !

THE subscribers having formed partnership o"-
der the style OF "Doch n Ashcom" for The purpose
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Dee. Il, lS57.'
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nf1cut5on, EsIGelasela

Commissioners Office I
december II, 1857.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-16
Attempt to Commit a Rape.

Our heretofore quiet town was thrown
into fever Of excitement, last Saturday,
the lllh inst, through information re-
ceiyed 10 the effect. that one Hugh kearns
a resident Of this village, had made
an attempt to commit rape upon the
person Of young girl, the daughter Of
Mr.. Jesse kookan, who resides near the
railroad two or three miles east of this
village, under the most aggravating cir
Il appears from the testimony given in
the case before Justice Kirby, that she
young girl, about 10 or O'Clock, A. NJ,
of last Saturday, was on her way home
from town, walking along the railroad
track. when Kearns passed her on his way
to town; and. before the youg lady was
aware, turned upon her, seizing her by
the shoulders, and threw her into the
ditch beside the railroad. During the
scuffle, the villain in order to stine her
cries, tried to strangle her, and struck her
in the face, threatening at the same time,
to kill her if she did not cease her cries.
At the examination before Esq. Kirby, the
yonpg girl still bore the bloody marks oi
the scoundrels fingers on her neck. This
is not the first time, we are credibly in
formed, that kearns has been guilty o
the like act. After the examination. in
default of $500 bail he was handed oyel
to the care of Sheriff Nelson, to await his
trial before the Court of Common Pleas.
The scoundrcl will, in all probability
do the State some service, unless he car
come the /" Huntington - on the court
and jury as we understand he pleads ii
extenuation, that he had fit that morn
ing, but aOe think aberth in the penitetiary
a few years, would tit Kim decidedly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-16
Riot i'm New York.

The late terrible riot in New York city
on the 4th and 5th ult., an. account of
which we publish in another column, we
think oughtto be sufficient to set the mind
Of any man, be his political proclivities
what they may, to pondering over the
causes which give rise, in this, the noon
Of the nineteenth century. to such bloody
and terrible scenes, as have lately shaken
the city of New York, and some other
large cities to their foundations.
Masses of men arc not moved to such
horrible displays Of the baser passions,
without motive neither does this utter
rccklessness in regard to tie rights and
lives Of others, evinced in all popular out
breaks whether in this or the old world
ever amount to any great emeate, unless
fostered and fed by leaders not immedi
ately connected herewith, or to use
common expression, ]" Gathering the
stones for the mob to throw"
To the victors belong the spoils," ha:
long been the favorite maxim OF the Dem
ocratic party and the PRONUNCIATION ane
carrying out Of this maxim, has been, il
our opinion, the cause that has led to The
late slaughter Of 6 or human beings ant
wounding some 80 or 40 persons more
in that city; and has likewise been the
cause of like riots in other cities outside
of New York.
This would perhaps appear at frs
sight, difficult to substantiate, but if any
one, not biassed by party. prejudice and
does not believe in the Immaculate con.
ception of the Democratic party, will look
fairly into the history of the riot, he will
agree with US, that our premises are true
The legislature of the State of New York,
during its last session, passed a law enti-
tied .tThc Metropolitan Police Bill" TAX
ing away the power Of appointing certain
city officers, therein named, from the
Mayor Of that city, and vesting that power
in the Governor of the State. Thereupon
the locofoco papers of the city, the loco
foco papers in the State and out of the
State, took up the hue and cry, like 9
pack Of hungry wolves scenting their prey
afar off, dcnouncing the act as Blacl
Republican usurpation, an infringement
of vested rights, and melting those OF ths
party most interested to use all, and
every means in their power to preyen
the execution of the law.
Acting under previous instructions ane
stillmore powerfully prompted by his Owl
lust OF spoils OF Office. Fernando. the re
doubtable, refused TO recognize the law
and when. upon the death of S. E. Tay
lor. the late Street Commissioner, d. d
Conover received the appointment to tha
Office, from Gov. King, the Mayor hat
him forcibly elected from bis Office. and
installed one Of his own nominating.
Then Of course commenced the munic
| ipal war of the city. and Mayor Woot
backed by his minions- men appointed
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a Kansas Court.


The Leavenworth correspondent of the
Cincinnati Times gives the following ac-
count the free and easy manner OF
conducting the investigation in the case of
Haler for stabbing Lyle. The Courtwas
held in an unfinished stone Court House,
aud the writer says: A
During the afternoon, the prisoner and
magistrate have been spending large
portion oflhe time in reading newspapers,
while the examination was progressing.
The lawyers around the table smoke as
freely as if they were in bar-room, and
the whole investigation is conducted with
leyity that | have never seen egualed
in case of any gravity. At one time,
the counsel for defense raised and argued
a. point against the competence Of GER
tain question asked by the prosecution
The magistrate heard them patiently, and
gave his decision thus: "The Court de
cides that the question at present is moi
admissable; but the Court thinks that the
question at present is not admissible bu
the Court thinks the question a very i'm
portant one, and it will be proper at anoth
sr stage ofthe game! s5
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The Circus.

Notwithstanding the misfortune Of the
Messrs. Mabie, in the breaking Of their
tent poles and the falling Of their canvas,
in the afternoon, their performance in the
evening was rich and varied. It was
none of your old. worn out exhibitions.
but the whole performance, riding, acting,
the witticisms OF Toney Pastor, &c, were
new and entertaining. Upon the whole.
we left the cauvas under the impression
that Toney Pastor was some-sn hoops,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-16
Something for Every Lady.
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The GREATEST Periodical Remedy
EVER DISCOVERED.

~ l, 900 Boxes Retailed Monthly. 60
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This remedy has never in single case failed
in producing the Menscs. / have received
many letters of recommendation, which all say
' 1t is the best remedy we have ever used =
Sickness ct stomach, headache, languor or de-
bility pains in the head, side and back loss of
ap, elite. costiveness. &c, are some Of the
symptoms which attend irregular Menstara-
ton, This remedy is sure to remove one and
all of these symptoms.
Be sure aud get the genuine, which, has my
signature on each box. This remedy may be
had by addressing ]. S. Sheppard, West Fourth
street, Cincinnati, and enclosing ST., and the
remedy will be sent by return mail.
N. B.--Ladies who are pregnant should not
use this remedy, as it is sure to bring ON mis-
carriage, though no injury to health would fol
low. One box 81, three boxes So. All letters
of inquiry must contain postage stamp to en-
sure an answer j. S, SHEPPARD,
no43 Sole Proprietor Cincinnati. O.
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Further by the Arabia,

Advces from Madrid state that the
Spanish and Mexican Ministers had long
conference, without improving the Mexi-
can question in fact the situation OF af-
fairs between the two countries is con-
sidered critical. The English and French
Ambassadors at Madrid are striving to eff
feet reconciliation The report that
General Concha had sent vessels of war
to the coast of Mexico is fully confirmed
Later advises state that the Mexican
Minister positively intends to leave Mad
rid in the course ola week, if not preyi-
ously recognized in his official capacity.
A Despatch, received from Trieste, an
nounces another victory OF the Circas-
slams over the Russians, in which the lat
ter lost 1000 men.
A mutiny has broken out in the Bengal
army, which had spread in most alarm
ing manner. At Meuret two native In
fantry regiments had united with the
Third Light Cavalry in open revolt; but
after some bloodshed the revolters had
been dispersed by European troops. when
they fled to Delhi, where they were join
ed by three more native regiments of mu-
tineers, took possession of the city, and
massacrcd almost all the Europeans, with
out regard to age or sex. They plum
dered she bank and proclaimed the son o
the late Mongul king. The government
was taking active measures to suppress
the revolt, and was concentrating troops
around Delhi. The Rajah of Geyallol
had placed his troops at the disposal o
the British Government.
Great distress prevailed in China OF
account Of the scacity offood. The neigh
hood of Foo Choo Foo continued to be dis
turbed by rebels, and it was feared tha
serious injury to the trade would be ca us
ed thereby.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-16
A Trasedy-Almost.

During the performance Of Mabic's Cir
Gus, on Friday last, quite serio zudicro,
uogico contico occurrence took place,
which, to those not personally interested
was decidedly laughable. In the middle
Of the performance, heavy storm arose,
and the people in the tent were SO highly
entertained that they did not hear the
ominous signs of the storm, until the
wind and the rain came full upon them.
The rain fell in torrents, the wind blew q
perfect hurricane, and the tent poles una
BILE to sustain the double burden gin
eout" and the audience heard something
drap," when the whole arrangement,
poles and all came tumbling down, COW
ering up in one conglomerated mass, men,
women, children. wild beasts, horses, dc.
Then such commingling of noises, as is
seldom heard this side of-Pandemonium
Fell grating on the startled ear
women screaming. lions roaring. babies
squalling, monkeys chattering, elephants
blowing, tigers and wolves bowling, mules
braying. men laughing, and showmen
swearing, made the most internal music
that it was ever our misfortune not to
hear.
Luckily no one was badly killed. but
some were dreadfully scared, and nc
damage was done, save some "stove-
pipe" hats smashed and ladies' bonnets,
hoops, &C., badly collapsed, and dresses
muddied and soiled-and the show was
over.
Tuinbling through the gutter
s. Wading III the miro
Mud upon their CATERS,
And a LEETLE higher;
Dresses all bedrabbled
AS home the ladies go
Bless us aint it pleasant,
| Coming from the Show.