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Sic letter. 9%Gugenblisfe @ueeu Cues.

Der Monitcur Saociitcn brin9t iplacnct Details ibcr
ben Sup hes @erfaTsrs Der ,@eDeimniIe Ycn Waris":
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NmSrrber5ebeieen G%5onntag. ais Die nautiihe 0eIeQ-
lhalt uto Die Seputatirnsn inn cine Sulriauna bar.
brin9sn prlltcn, lit or an e.nem Nl Se ,furf(eiocn. pcs.
balls or irillen lalcn mn6te, baB or nidt i'll Saule lc;.
Sbrrlte earreS, melhcr Wcr9cns an9etcmmen mar, blicb
mabrsno ner Screnabe mnb Der ent6uiinfilhen Oemcn-
ltratirnen Der Wrnse bcl i9m. 2m nGdfcn Gaoe Icute
lmb Gin Nehislfrtrr eins welhcS icocd brn, ereraiIdcu
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p6snrufen lieB. 9S1DrsnS untsrpeifn ter 3uHano Sue's
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iprr6cn 1attr, lieb er Gin 9iht Yor oat @eIdt pes &ran.
fen lalten, nne mari ben anmeirnorn einen Slid III,
in msldsm iih Die Bprte: pOaS lit ipeit ernifcr, ais sic
la9tfn", bentlih auslpra6sn.
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lenen ~prni9en Minuten ppn elmer !Srmtiplsrie tetrrfeu
wcrren, irel6e ibm Die linfc Settle gelGbmt bate. Seiu
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nuns.
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faunl unb ipra6 nmr Gin gRort. Grine 'bciren Dteuer
ltanosn pei ibm; er reihte ibnen bic 5auo usb lo6 lie
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briasne tetunbete CT fsin S9mtom bes Shmer,es. er b(eb
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Iene Nn;ci9cm.
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Grmite Scrlammluna.
Die Wit9Gcbtr bcs Grmue'9 hes ct utrnsi fcfcs iinS hierSurt.
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nNllen II. sos 9Ntrl' e%tnSnEnScn. III Ter tie @brstnuns uter has.
6tlt rpr9crrmncn, fpcrScn irl. 8etnunoen muIrn his bsufs MhrnS
an llnIerSetdbnten ~cin9seidt psrbvn.
Snl Mufrage G. 6 Ti56,r
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Stabtifcbcs.

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"e9en Der %eriogrrun9 Ter Scraut1aee eirirr Drummer.
lnr re mir ttihe anpsrc Gntithulrignna tatcu, ais rns,
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rte Ntefs hinatae3c9en irures. gSsibcn mir zen Niutsrs
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- Gic arcGc Sitesrsalsrie trr Serrcn 1slcr NIB
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th cines treeutcnreren 3uiprnds gu %crifrcurr, psnn ,ur-
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SlliSfcit %bcrltiten, S~rrtnnrcn NIT rer aufmcrfIamen
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mo9l llriadle. RAP iid iensS @tih1it in &ur;em siueu
ioihen Namrn trmart, mie mrbl film ,rsitcs rcrartiocs
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- Gine Yprtriilidr Mcti,in fir Sraucn,inmcr.
9nnrrrte nrn StIrfunSsmittel inn ~rrfunpcn 1t. YER
fault unp ais tciliam fir Dit prr{6irpcncn llnpG6li6=
fcitrn empfp9lcu murrcn. mcl0rn orr ,arte @au eiaes
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atcr mir cine mpmcntanc G~bGtiateit pes Nerycnipz
ITEMS rnr cine unnotarlide Spnnn,ng Der Musfcln;
atf lpld f6einbare Seiirrtng frlst INNER Gin giid=
lAlag, Barter nnN 9sfabrliAer ais rr critic anfau.
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Stnet 81 belfrn, babcn nrrmiicns nit Der sGGnSlidcn
3erltprltn9 Der nod Hcr9aurenen eebenstrait geenret.
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ldem Bitter finbcn feline lpl6c tcf~lasensmertbe gez
%laltate itatt. SIS 1T cine rrtn scsetatiliids 3%ulamm:en-
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prpfellprS Srer6arr. Infer rcm Ginilnb bcIrltcn err
6alt jcre @tuStel unb jcper glers rcrte Strait, gppetit
lnp Shlaf fcbren micper nnp bic @elunpbeit pirp
Delfpmmen MieNcr hcrneitcllt- --
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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
THE LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

The old adage Of "all IS not lost that is
endangered" is signaly verified in relation
to our Legislative ticket. The first un-ofi-
cial reports from Bedfsrd, gave Hay and
Burns :najoriIies in that County of over $50,
while our own, not more correct reports gave
Stewart and Castner majorities, but little
exceeding two hundred in this County The
official returns, however, varied the aspect
Of affairs in both cousties, aud showed that
while Burns had rpaiority in Bedford of
353 votes, that CaStner has a majority here
of 3G1 votes,so SamRet J. Castnrr tselecied
BY majority Of s uetes Ia Bedford, Hay
has majority OF 354 votes while in this
County, Stewards majority is 1; thus Hay
is elected by a mrjority of one hundred and
forty-th!ee votes. While it IS mortifying
10 the pride of ou7 friends, that Dr. Stew
art, the regular nominee, Is defeated, yet
the defeat Of Burns is gall and wornwood to
our locofoco brethren. They may call tie
defeat Of Dr.. Stewart, "Democratic VIC
tory" but its fruits, like tho apples Of the
Dead Sea, has turned to ashes on their lips.
After all their desperate Efforts, they take
nothing by the defeat of DR.. Stewart, and
loose all by the defeat Of Mr.. Barns We
have elected Samuel j. Cashier, our regular
nominee, aud they have assisted to elect Da-
vid Hay, an Independent, OLD Line Wing
candidate who, during the entire canvass,
proclaimed that, "IIe stood where healways
''did, and had made no pledges to the loco
'.focos." So, the members jrom this dis.
triet, are Samuel j. Castnsr, an .4me1scan
Republican, and D1Oid Iny, an Old Line
Wig. Have the locoiocos anything to
crow over 10 this7-Somerstt H.rod.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
THE RESULT FOR SENATOR.

We blye no returns, and nothing but a
tumor from Huntingdon, in rel l.tion to tho
vote for Senator. That rumor, however in
dicates the defeat of Gen. KooNTZ, and as
il is, but in accordance With the general
overthrow of our party majorities everywhere
we presume it is true.
10 Bedford, the majority for Mr.. Schell is
6l3, and the ruLor from Huntington gives
him 1877 majority in that county. As Gen.
kooNTz's 8 majority in ibis county is only
500 this beats him lIl votes.
1t il useless now to speculate upon the
causes Of Gen. Koonlz's defeat, but from
present appearances, it can be attributed
alone 10 tho straight Americans of Bedford
County. Packer has but 3T2 majority, over
the combined Wilmot and Hsglehurst vote,
in that county, and yet sIr. Sehell has 6l3.
IL was unfortunate for Gen. Koontz, that he
Yielded to the solicitation of his friends in
Bedford, aud devoted some three weeks Df
bis time, TO Tho canvass Of that county, with
the hope Of saving their county ticket
Had ho spent that time at home urging out
the vote of the party here, be would unques-
s;onatly have been elected As il is, he
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

The RULING SPIRIT STRONG IN DEATH.
About as strong an exemplifcation of this
saying as we have ever met with WAS given
by the hero of suicidal project which was
undertaken last week, which we gave on ac-
couat Of at thctiIu Patrick Faiiis, huck-
ster in the City Hall market, bad $3.50 in
the Peninsalar Bank at the time of its clos
ing its doors. Although hc was in the pos
session of son,e two or three Thousand dol-
lars besides, Ire became sick at heart, and
determined to risk no moro losses by bank
failures. His neans for doing this was by
emigrating 10 another countryside trusted
better one, but at all events one where
there we're mono of that bano Of his exist
encc, banks 70 swallow up his profits, and
return him no equivalent, but promise to
pay ot sone future time. He accordingly
vert to drug store and ordered a shilling's
worth Of arsenic, which was done up tor
bisn. True to the last to tie main principles
OF his life, he rendered dime in payment Of
tho deadly drug which in another hour was
to hurry him out Of existence, thus making
saving OF two ceuts and half. After
SOME bargaining it was accepted, and be
went away, conso!ed by the thought that,
in the last trade OF his life, be was the gamer.
iic swallowed the poison, and was saved
from death with the greatest difficulty. A4
ter his recovery, a bill Of one shilling Was
presented to him for box of mustard that
hal been used nj warmingat the life uto him,
but be repudiated the debt entirely, on tho
gr0uudthas be had given no orders for the
purchase Of such an article. Detroit Fee
Press. f"i iss' Ret t3' s3
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
THE COUNTY FAIR.

The Annual Agricultural exhibition Of
Bedford County, was held on Wednesday,
Thursday aud Friday oflast week. In con-
sequence of the very short and partial notice
which was giveD,a great display was not cx-
pected. But, notwithstanding, the display
of agricultural and domestic products was
very fine, and the attendance large, under
| the circumstances. Had the persons who
assumed the particular arrangement and
/ control of the affairs of the exhibition, gwen
the public equal notice through our.columns,
! the result would have been far different, not
merely in the richness and variety Of the ar
ticles produced, but in the finances of the
society. But those gentlemen could not
show off their accustomed faVoritism and
partiality except at cur expense; and We
could not be injured ia our business BY their
narrow screwing policy without its working
far greater injury 30 the public.
On Wednesday the fair was badly attend-
ed and it was feared that it would have to
be written down failure. But ON Thursday
the crowd csme. The ground within and
Without She enclosure, the streets and stores
and places o. business were thronged with
people, eager to enjoy the pleasures of the
day. Not many persons remained in town
on Friday, when the list of premiums was
announced.
The display of agricultural and domestic
products was very fine, but not nearly as
profuse as on some former years. Apples,
peaches, melons, potatoes all kinds OF fruits
and vegetables, of almost fabulous size, were
exhibited. We saw, hnei whe ut, rye,
corn and farn-products generally. Some
of our mechanics exhibited excellent speci-
mems Of their various manufactures. 1t
would be invidious TO particularlze, but we
must be- permitted to mcbtion the line dis
play of tin-ware made By Mr.. Abraham
Herman The ladies, always foremost IN
enterprises of the kind exhibited great va
riety of preserved fruits, jellies, pickles, and
other products of household skill and indus
try. The list Of premiums will be publish
ed next week, aud we may then take occa-
sion to refer more particularly to the arti-
cles exhibited in connection with the awards
! Of the Committees.
On Thursday the Bedford Rifemcu, Capt.
SAMSON, the Odd Fellows, in full RECALLS,
aud the Bedford Fire Company in complete
uniform, marched in procession through the
streets, making an imposing display.
The result Of this fair establishes, we
think, beyond doubt, that they can be made
an annual institution in Bedford County
Our citizens prefer this kind Of exhibition
to any other, and will readily come together
every season to exchange opinions on the
subjec, of farming, and display their pro-
ducts. This fair passed eff exceedingly
we'll, in spite of the shortness Of sotlce and
preparation, as we'll as the NANTES. incom-
potency and want Of liberality with which
it was managed throughout. Let the mat
ter be attended TO in time next year, by ac-
tive, e,competent citizcns,and there will be nc
complaint on account either Of the exhibi-
ton or the attendance.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30


FEARFUL EARTHQUAKE IN PERU.-On
the Goth uIt., severe shock of en- earth
quake took plure in Peru, BY which shc city
Of Puira suffered severely. A private let
ter received by a gentleman in Panama,
from ihencc, dated August S0ih, says
al o'clock on tho morning of the 20th
the most severe shock OF an earthquake
ever rerile nbered was fei. here, which has
done damage 10 the amount of S5C0, 900.
The shock lasted about minute and forty
FIVE seconds, and every house 10 the town
has suffered nserc or less The police have
had l22 houses taken down thsrt we're IN i
dangerous state, and number of the
churches haze been completely destroyed.
The damage done is estimated at a $780,.
oe0 The river Puira, which had been dry,
suddenly rose, IT. other places the ground
opened. and jets of dark colofed water were
elected. There is no record of any siIuiia.
phenomena having taken place., At Paua
the elects of the earthquakes were less
severely fslt.'
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

A NATIONAL BANR.-The N,-ioali Ia
ielligencer argues elabcrately with It's usual
intelligence and earnest ability in favor of
National bank The financial evils which
periodically afiict the country, it thinks,
spring from an ill-rcrulated currency
Doubtless wild speculation ans; rash over
trading and luxurious extravaganza are tic
immediate causes of these recurring pres
sures: but behind them all exists the pro-
caring Cause of them all. in monetary
systcm'which tends, By the vices and de-
fects of its structure, TO create the con-
ditions NEST propiiious 10 the unnatural
growth and development of these secondary
causes which are the sure precursors Of COM
ing disasters. Audit is for precisely these
monetary evils and for these eesetting dam
gers of our business activity that u National
Bank with those checks aud limitations
which must ever be applied to all deposits
Of power, whether in government Or 6nancel
would afford the speediesf, surest, safest,
and wisest remedy.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

DEATH OF Lofts McLASE.-Hon. Louis
McLane died in Baltimore on Wednesday,
in his I'D year. He was iha son of Al
len McLane, distinguished officer in tho
revolutionary war. lie served as a mid
shipman on board the frigatc Philadclphia,
bot left tho navy for civil life He was u
pember OF the House of Congress for Della :
ware, Minister of the Uaited States of Fog
land under Gen. Jacksea's administration
and Secretary of the Treasury in the Pres
ident's cabinet. He subsequently wassap-
pointed by President Polk to settle the
orcgaa queseiea in England. Hc'has filled
nuuber Of other situatiehA Of respousiBsli-
ty, showing she confdedsW rtppsod' in skis
chasacter aud ability. . 'ssFg
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

EFFECTS OF SrsPENsIoS.-Thc whole
amount of specie in the United States is es-
timated at $3.50, 100000. Pennsylvania,
having one tenth the population, and more
than one-tenth of the wealth of the Union,
has at least 81; ,000, 600 of this specie-in
all probability much more. In ordinary
times this specie circuiates freely. In times
ofiaaic and of deprecated currency, it
searcely circula,es a, all! Ii ten dollars in
notes, which are still money for ordinary
transactions, are worth 6fty cents OF one
dollar less than specie, nearly every body
refuses to pay out their gold and silver
They will not snfer their good currency Ito
be put on an equality With bad one
This is but natural. Consequently, not on
ly have the banks withdrawn many of their
own notes from circulation, but they have
also withdrawn the specie from circulaiion-
By failing to reoeem their notes. Ia state
of suspension, meanwhile, those who have
specie either hoard it up, or send it to bro-
kcrs TO be sold for premium. Thus thoa-
saHds Of dollars arc sold every day to bro
kers in Pnilaielphia, and they in turn sell
it 10 parties who eequire it 10 pay obliga-
tions at points outside af our State, which
,has becomes drained of its specie.--Prcss.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

BLESSED BE NoTnlNG.-We hear OF
foreign house in this city, three partners in
it. which few DAYS since drew their deros-
its. amounting to Sl00, 900 in gold, from
the Bank, which they re-depositcd 10 their
counting aouse safe. But the 100000
'elephaat' thus Gagged became very trouble
some. What to- do-with tim, how to guard
Aim, who TO have TO watch ever hin. weru
very importan, problems 10 be solved. The
clerks might steal. Tho. temptation was
too great fof thewatctImaa, orr porter. II
tho burglars hear,lof it,. ,.they wonli-bo sure
to break nrapd steal, and If necessary mur-
der too. There was very nIhappy cou-
sultation among tie partners sas to wha ,
should-tetlone with Ahe 100000
Well,--thc eoneinsieR 6psliy was, that
b,aeo, Of Collsfevoiyers should be bought,
land that each partner sheald take bis
turn iarsit,ing up at night By The safe, vide
awake, with revolver in each hand
sGin-i Ttaese
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

s,sAsNCapEhER ATTENDS TIE FuSERAI.
sQg ms VICTIM Tho Kinderhook Rough
Notes, alluding to the funeral Of the lato
Mrs, Tanney, who was murdered b her
husband IN that village, last Mcaday, says
that the murderer was present amoug the
mourners, and that the only time he svinced
any feeling was just before tho funeral,
when grandchilj went up,to him sobbins
. as it ber heart would break, aud kf'sed him.
! This seemed to ioacl,, his heart. and he gave
vent to foS, os fears. al The Grayi tho
same caild approached aud asked him if be
was not sorry. lie replied that he was. bat
was now too late. THIS is the only instance
on record where the muri,rcr attended the
funeral of his victim - enc of the mourn
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

New FIEM.--Wa call tho at,enton Of
tho pnblio to the advertisement. of Mrs. ii.
%. Peueh & Miss Ettie 4. Fishsurn, in to-
day'speper. These ladies have opancd out,
in Ma.a's building, oneof .be largest, ,clieap-
/. fst. It'd hest asso,tueH;s Of Fancy Goods
evsr seen in this place. They sake p.ea-
sure il showiag their goods to any wishing
70 cxaalDe thcu.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

SEEING THE ELEPHANr'--A gentleman
from Georgia, who was stopping at Jones
Hotel, Chestnut street, Philadelphia, was
last Saturday afternoon, afforded view Of
an elephantine quadruped Of the most colos-
sal Dimensions. While talking to 4 friend
at the hotel, concerning the propriety of
paying a visit 70 Laurel Hill, be was over
heard by an Individual, Who professed to
hail from Louisiana. Louisiana ''made a
mix" with Georgia, and the two gentlemen
got along swiuiningly together. Laurel
Hill was suggested, and the twain started
to that romantic spot. After arriving at
the cemetery, and inspecting Old Mortality
aud the principal monuments, = third gen.
tlenlan stepped up. The last arrival was
from China, quite recen,lr, and Louisiana
being acquainted with The gentleman from
the Gelestial Empire, he was, of course,
very glad TO see him. China was introduced
to Georgia, and the latter congratulated
himself upon falling in With such very good
company. Ia due time, China exhibited a
curious bal! tthe oil patent safe) which he
declared was a eontrivancs used by tho
Chinese for carrying their opium in
Georgia bit at the bait, bet followed. and
the individual from tho sunny south soon
found himself minus $342 in cash, and q
watch and chain worth Sl75, and plus a
little rather expensive experience. Georgia
made complaint at the police Office, which
availcd him but little. Wonder Whether
thy have any newspapers down in Georgia'
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30

MusEua.- Messrs Slagle & Co., are ex-
f'bitiugin this place, scale specimens Of Bed
ford County curiosities and antisuities.--
The collee,ion is msch better than We sup
pe-ed it we're possible to be ga,herea in thi.
County. Il Is oDe of the NEST Interesting
.exhlbiiioEs we have ever witnessed. and
viii welI repay a visit.