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NEW SPRISG
SUMMER GOODS.

TIE undersigned having just returned from
the Eastern cities are now receiving a large
sapply Of SPRING .4AD SUMNER GOODS.
consisting in part of
Black and Fancy Silks, Chaiiies, Lawns. Bril-
liant plain aud figured delaines. poplius, ca
leoes, einahams. ribbons, bnnnets, hosiery,
handkercbeis, colors, &C.. Mems and BOYS
fancy, plain and black cassimcres. Cloths.
linens, and a large assortment OF Mems and
Bays Summer Weat; boots, shoes. hats, &C :;
drills. iickingS. nusmS, iInnels, single aud
Gou3le carpet chain, aH eolorS; Groceries.
SyrLp, ptoiasses, white aud brown sugars,
green and black teas, tobacco; lueeRsware;
Glassware: Buckets, Dye Stutfs. ae.
All Of which viii be sold cheap for cash
or approved produce; and TO good and punc-
tual customers . credit Of six months Will ~
given. Thankful for past favors they hope by
fair dealing 10 receive liberal share OF the
public patronage.
J. K J. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
Bedford, APRIL - 1857
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DAyBD OVER.
,IrERHrS

IL paid in advance or within the yeag, 81 per
annum-if not paid within the year. 81 50.--
No paper discontinued ustil al ges are
raid--except NJ the option Of the Editor.
iaiisre 10 notify dissoEtinuauce viii be
regarded as ne9f engagement
advertisements not exceeding a square, q
iines.} Inserted three times Tor $ every SAP
sequclt insertion 25 cents. Longer ones III
The same proportion. Each fraction gr !,
square counted aJ iGii squire. All adver-
tlscnicnts not specially ordere,t for a gwen
time viii be cantiaued until forbid = I.ner4l
reduction viii be made 10 these vino .aas Srtsse
BY the year.
JOB Printing Of all k'uis executed neai,y
and promptly Ant GA Feas1nAb!c lerfis.
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q a q q 81 d q u y g
ONLY ONE BOTTLE
OF
DIR. SANF6 IDS
INHG0RlTOR.
np T,TuEP REMEnv
OR LIVER REMEDY


rs required to cure any one tronblea with
Y Liver Complaints, unless the most desper-
a,e of cases, wlisf the SECOND hottie will, With
scarce q single failure, restore the patient to
health and yigor We wish to cali the atten-
tlon Of ali to these facts. that tie Inyigorator
is compounded by a physician who has used il
in his practice tor the past twenty years with a
success almost credulpns. and that il is citiire-
ly vegetable being composed wholly of gums
may he fb.mel wien it is known one bottle ot
the lnyigoratur contains as much strength as
one hundred doses of Clloncl wIt!n,nt any OF
its deleterious effects.
One bottle is the suresi thing known 70 carry
away the bad effects of mineral poison OF any
kind.
0~'y one bottle is needed 70 throw ont Of
the system the effects Of medicine after Il loug
sickness.
One bottle taken for Jaandice removes all
yellowish OF uuniturAl color from the sk.n
One dose after eating is sufficient to reli eve
the stomach and prevent the food from rising
ana squriRg.
Only one dose taken before retiring prevents
nightmare.
Ore dose taken at night looseas the bowels
gently, and cares costiyeucss.
Oae dose taken after each meal VIII cure
Oue dose Of two tes-sPoonsial viii always
relieve Sick Headache
One bette taken for female obstruction re-.
moves the cause OF the disease, and makes
perfectcnse.
Oniy oue dose Immediately relieves Cholic,
whlie
Oae dose often repeated is sure cure for
Cholera Aor3as, and srIe preventative Of
Cholera.
One dose taken often viii prevent the recur-
renee OF bilious attacks, whte it relieves all
paiai0l feelings.
BJ- One or two doses ttken occasionally IS
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fINW aRf.

WllE subscriber has now on hand, at MS New
| Timing Establishment, West Pitt Street,
opposite Dr. Hary's Drug Store, large and
splendid assortment Of TlEB.4RE, which he
viii dispose OF wholesale and retail, on rea-
sonabie terms.
Call and see bis stock and Judge for your
selves
Honse Spcuiing made and put up to order, on
reasonable terms.
Old Pewter and Copper will be taken for
Cash or Tinware.
ABRAM HERMAN.
Bedford. April "a. fs57-3m
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''W ooDLAND CeEAa''-- Pomz4s for beaRf-
.fyiag fhe Hair.-hishly perlumed, superior 10
any French article imported, and for half the
price. For dressing Ladies' Hair il has no
equal, giving il bright glossy appearance
II causes Gentlemen's Hair to curl IL the NEST
natural utnner. 1t removes dandruH, always
giving the Hair the appearance Of being fresh
shamp1oed. Price Only f.ty cents. None
genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE & CO., prnprietars of the
.Baim Of a TtoWszn4 Fio,cers. .
For sale by ali Druggists. f27eowz.
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DIED.

On the 1sth inst., in st Clair Township,
NARGAREr r., cotisort Of Abner Walker, Jr.,
in the 2eth year Of her age.
In Scottsville. Hlntingdcn County, Pa, on
the 18th inst, DANIEL MEsISeER IiEoK, son OF
j. S. and Martha Dcvore, agcd year and Is
days.
o, Daaiel, thou hast left u.s.
Thy fIte well deplore
Grim death has berelt us,
Wen see thee more.
Too fandly we loved thee,
Thoa dear iittle boy
How eften thy hearts glec,
Hast filed US with joy.
Thy Innocent prattc,
Still sounds in orr ears;
We hear thy sweet prsttle,
Surprising thy years.
With deep humility and prayer,
Oh. l,t cur sad hearts cragc:
The peace and JOY Of heavenly 10 We,
Beyond our els grave.
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NZ0U are hereby ordered TO parade at your
Il usual place Of tanning, on Thursday the
2lst OF May noxt, al 10 O'Clock, A NJ, in
winter uniform, with plume.) Each member
will prsyide himself with twelve rounds OF
ball cartridge Tor target practice. A full turn
ont is desired
By order OF the Captain.
WM. RITCHEY, O.S.
Ali oA fo--
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NTTALL and BLIND PAPER.-Dr. 3. F.
w Harry Is our agent for this necessary
article. BY calling at his store, cur patrons
will see samples orr papers. We have made
our spring selections With much care, and thins
we cannot fair 10 please.
SHRYoCE ( SMITH,
cAamtusexrg.
March :, 1ssl
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Bedford County, IS.

,4@%SDSs THE Commonwealth of Pennsyi-
a AES%7i vania 10 William Foster and Nam
suszASfa&j cy his wife. ur ia case OF their
death, to their heirs aud representa- aud to
ali athggs Interested ia the premises-G freezing:
We command and Ernly erj9in yon, that lay
ing aside al business and excuse whatever, you
be ;nni appear before our Judges OF the Court
OF Common Pleas 81 said Comfy 70 lsc held at
BEDFORD On the lst Monday 4th day Of May
n-xt, 10 Snow Cause. il any yuu have. why the
witnesses in behalf OF Marg grct hamilton on
conipllnt against you, before our said Court
duly exhibited, should not be examined before
a Commissioner and tbc.r testimony reduced
TO writing ana ilel OF Rccori iu our said
Court, ia Jr1ef to perpetuate the same, accord
ing 10 tic Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided and llerenf tail not at your peril.
WirXEss tbs lion. +. NJ. kMNRlE, Esq,
President Of our ssid Court at Bedford, tAc
10TH day Of T Fcurut try. 4. d.. 1851.
p. WASHABAUGlI, Pro.h'y.
April Il. 1857.
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April "a, 1857.
wa aD DE Il q R

nnE Books and Accounts of the subscriber
L have been left Ia the hands of JOHN ALsIP
ior collection. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to him will please call and
settle immediately, and save costs.
MOSES STISE.
April "a. 1S57-f
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Hides Nanred.

LsARNERS, Butchers, and all interested,
E viii please notice that JoHx CLAEK \
Sos, in Schcilsbnrg, are paying cash for hides
81 cents per pound for the green weight,
dry weight 10 proportion.
March "a, 1S5T-tf
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0RPailS' COURT SALE.
PEgREHHPT9As1!
Estate Of Dr. P. Shoenberger, deed.

pY order Of the Orphans Court Of the
I'D Ciiy aHd County OF Philadelphia, the m
defsigne,i, Execatogs OF the Estate OF Dir.
Peter Shoenbelger, deed, vii sell, ielthout re-
Syse, on
THURSDAY 2slh day Of My, 1857,
At the :. Logon Housc. - Hollidayshurg, the fol-
loving described property, located in Bedford
County, VIZ;
s Tract of Timber Land adjoining the
Stoue House Farm, near Pattonsyiile, aud
containing about
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FE are authorized ta announce the name Of
ADRIAN X. BUNN ESQ, OF Schc.shaTg Bo-
rough, as candidate Tor the office OF Pro-
thonotary, &C.. jeet to the decision Of the
Union County Convention.
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CARLYLE, Illinois, Jane 10, 1855.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restora-
tive, and hare admired its wonderful effect
Ny hair was becoming, as thought, prema-
turely gray, but BY the use Of the ~Restora-
tiYe," it has resumed lis original color, aud
have no doubt psrnl lnsBtly 50.
SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United States
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East Notlce.

rEydE subscriber being most anxious that
D. his old books and business bc closed mp,
would say most earne SHY to those having ac-
counts with nan To attend 10 them INN
Is. Tic BOOKS viii left in a $ hort time with
Justice Of the Peace.
March 27, ls57.-d. JOHN CLARK
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

XET HEREAS the Honorable FRAycis ii. KlN-
w NELL. President Of the several Ccarts of
Common Pleas in the counties composing the
10Th judicial District, and Justice of the Courts
Of Oyer and Tcrminer, and General Jail Deve-
~, for the trial oi capital and other offenders
in the said district and H- j. SYIyELY aud
JoHS e. HtRTLEY, Esquires, Judge. of the
Courts OF Common Pleas and Justices OF the
Court Of Oyer ard Terminer, and General Jail
Delivery. foI tie triad Of ali capital and other
offenders in the county oc Bedford--have is
sued their precept and TO me directed, for hold
ing Il Court of Common Pleas, and Genelal Jail
Delivery, and Court of Oyer and Terminer at
Bedford, on MONDAY the 4th day OF
May, next. NOTICE. is keiehy given 10 all
the Justices ofthe Peace, the Coroner and Con-
stables within the said county ofBedford, that
they be then and there in their proper persons,
with their rolls. records, and inQuisitions, ex-
aminations and other remembrances, ~ do
those things which TO their Offices and in that
behalf appertain 10 be done, and also they who
will prosecute against the prisoners that are or
shall be IN the .Irii OF Bedford county, to be Their
and there to prosecute against them as shall be
just. HUGH MOORE, Sheriff.
April TO- 1851
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sasrUEa VI. KccgTcMEN.

MIL bright IND BUR.s kiFLL sToTE
M-aNUFacTUREa.
sole Proprietor ef JoRSsos's aigh.y np-
- proved and much improved SMUT AND
SCREENING MACHIEEs Improved IRON
C0NCAVE BRAN pUSTER, thu Premium
Machine for Miilers.
Residence: NO. 81 QUEEN Street, (lSth
Ward, } address Kensingto Post 0fice.
Saop: HAYD0CK Street. below Front,
PHITsApELPHIA.
Cocaico Mil Stones. Ei,i Irons, Smut Ms-
chimes, Patent Mill Bush. Portable Mills,
Stretched BeItiag, Cernent and screee
Wire, Square MeShed 6altins7
Cloths.
Feb -, 1857 7.-sn.
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AFFILIATIONS FOR LICENSE.

NT Office is hereby given. that the following
! Y named persons have lied their petitions
for License IL the office of the Clerk ii iae
Court Of Quarter Sessions, Ia and ior the EoRH-
~ OF Bedford, in pursuance Of tn. Al Of AS
sen,bly passed the 3lst day of March, 1856.
entitled, tAu Act 10 regaiate the SllU of IN.
ioxicatins Equors,'' which will be presented
for hearing Oh Thursday the 7sh day OF MAY (,
next, To Wit:
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ASszGNEE NOTEGE.


In tae Court Of Common Pleas Of Bs9tora County,
WHEREAS. Jacob BARNARD and Jonathan
Horton, AsSisnees of the Estate Of DR.. Nm
+. Rcichter, did, on the 9Th day Of March
1857, file in the Office of the Pruthonotary Of
The Court of Common Pleas Of Bedford Couu-
", their Account as Assignees on the said
Estate,
Notice is hereby given 10 tho creditors of the
said DR.. Wm. L. Richter aud all others inter.
ested, that lile Hon. Judges of the said Court,
have appointed Friday the 9Th day OF Nay,
next. for hearing the same, and for showing
cause why the said Account ought not to be
allowed, aud in default thereof, the same will
be confirmed.
WITNESS the Hon. r. NJ. Kimmeii, ESQ.,,
President of our said Court at Bedford, this
9th day of April, A. D.. 1857.
d. WASIABAUGH,
Parliamentary.
April TO- 1851.
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We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
JER. K. BOWEES, ESQ, OF Bedford Bor-
ough, as 4 candidate ior Profhonotary, sGtjeet
TO the decision of the Union County Cenven-
ti0n.
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THE WHEAT CRoP Some of the news
papers have commenced their annual croak :
us atogt 'he wheat crop. It may be thai
iae fields 10 not look US fresh aud flourish
iag as IN some years that have passed; but
!, would be a strange ihine indeed if a
country So extensive - oars Should lack a
Efficiency Of bread.
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[From tine Editor Of the Real Estate Ady'ser.J ]
BosToN, q School Street, icrch %, 1865.
DEAR Sra Having becoms prematurely quite.
gray, was induced, some six weeks sisce, to
make trial of your Restorative. / have used
less than two bottles, but the gray hairs have
ali disappeared; and although my hair has not
fully attained its original eolor, yet the pro-
cess of change is gradually going on, and am
in great hopes that in short time my hair will
be as dark as fornsrly. have also been much
gratiied at the healthy moisture and vigor of
the hair, whicu before was harsh and dry, and
1t has ceased to came out IS formerly,
Resp ctfaiiy yours,
d. C. NJ. RUPP.
Professor Wood
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DAFD UtEAs LBQ- -.
You will please announce the Garle Of
JOHN ALSIP, ESe., of Bedford Borough,
as candidate for ProtbonotaTy Of Bedford
county, subject 70 the decision OF the Union
County Convention. MANY
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o. j. WOOD 4 CO., Proprietors. Sl2 Broad
way, NY, aad III Market street. St, Louis,
Missouri.
For sale by DR.. b. r. Harry, Bedford, Pa,
and by Druggists generally.
April 8. 1857 -zzcq.
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The Berlin correspondent OF the London
Times, writing m March 18Th, says:
The United States OF North America
were not represented At the late Sound Daes
Conferences in Copenhagen, the American
Governnlrn, hav ing refused, scme tiine
since, 10 acknowledge the principle On which
tie Sound due, are collected at all. Hope
ial expectations are, however, entertained
that, now that az arrangement has hcen ar
rived at with the Earopeaa Powers, that
Government viii be found less unwilling
to enter into tbs generally received plan
cor the redemption of them, Dispatches
we're sent off from Copenhagen 10 Washing
ton on this suhjeel Sufficiently early 10 Feb
rcsry for them to arrive there before the
closing o. Congress on the 4rh instant. 50
ihs; i; is 10; improbable that soule answer
ss1isf4etpry to Deunark nray arrive in the
.D .l,,a c4pitm hefore the conclusion Of the
,cfm arpaintel BY tie american Govern
meat for ille determination Of is treaty
with Denmark
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WOODS HAIR KESToR Prof.
Wood. tie renowned discoyerer o; the inyalu :
able iiair Best0gatiGs, still continues TO labor
IA b.iiGt IT the afflicted.
His medicines are universally admitted by
The Amercan press to be lar superior to MI
others for causing the hair on the heal Of the
aged that has been siivered for many years. TO
grow f'tth with as much yigor and luxuriance
as when blessed win the advantages of youth.
There can be no doubt that il il one or the
greatest discoveries in the medical world. / /
Ittorcs permanently gray hair to its original
color and makes it assume a beautiful silky
texture. which has been very desirable in ali
ages Of thc worii.-S! Losis Morning Herald.
For sale bv pr. B. T. Harry, Bedford, Pa.
April II. l557-5
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An Appca; viii be heli at the Sae,iif 0ifcr
in the borough ~ BeGlort,, on Saturday rae
9th day oi May, 1851
HUGH MOORE
appraiser 81 Alsreaai,je Fsres
for tke gear 1851.
Aprii II 1857.
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THE INQUIRER & CHRONICLE

Is ru olished every Frrd.y Morning. II Juliana
Street, 10 the white frame building.
ilsariy opposite tife 8Iesgei
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ARECIpE THAT RARELY EVER FAILS

ARECIPE THAT RARELY EVER FAILS
TO CURE A COLD.-NoW, while winter, with
is burthen of Colds ana Coughs, is with us,
We think remedy that viii relieve such visit
ia'ioRs should be highly pgzed, and all who
know the worth Of this reniady, will do as We
do--prizc it dontly. Take double dose Of
Dr. Sanford's Ipvigefator, and il will give
greater relief thsn any other medicine we ever
tried, for We have rsrely torgpeat the dose to
he entirely. free from Cough. and as soon as
the lungs have time 10 throw off the collected
matter, the cure is complete. As family
medicine, for the cure OF Bowel Diseases,
Worms, Derangenient Of TIE Stomach and III
yer. we can recommend it knowingly.
For sale b. Dr.. B. F. Harry, Bedford, Pa.
and by all Druggists. Men @7-ln
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
REID THlS--0LD AND TGUNE.

Is, no doubt the most wonderful discovery Of
this age OF progress. for IL will restore pcrila-
neatly, gray hair to its original Color, cover
the head ~ the bald vita most luxnritrl
growth. remove al once all tandrnf aGd irrh-
ng, cure ali sereiula, and other cutaueeus
eruptiens, ich as scsll head, etc. Il will
cure, rs if ~ magic, nervous or periodical
het,idche; make the hair soft, glossy. an 4
wtvy, and preserve the color perfectly, and
the hair from falling, to extreme Old age.
The following is from a distinguished mem
Der Of the medieI profession
Sr. PAUL. Iaaaary, | j, 1856.
PROFESSOR o. J. WOOD:
DEAR SIR. Unsolicited, send ecn this
certificate. After being nearly bAR for lou.
time, and having tried ali the hiir restoraiivea
eNtaat, and having no faith n any, was in
ducci, on hearing of yours 10 give IL t,ial.
! III 'ced myself in the hands OF Il blr6lr aud
mad nay head ra5ted with i good stiff hrush
and tue Restorative then applied ana VIII
ruhocd Ia, 81. the scalp wds aglow. Tins /
repeated every morning, aal il three weeks
ihc young haifAppeared and grew rapiy iron,
August last till the present time. and IS now
tuck black aud strong-soft AMI pleasant to
the t0uchi whereas, before, il was la sh aud
wiry, what little there WAS Of it, and tlat little
WAS disappearing very rppidly. | sUll hse yonr
restorative about twic a week, and shall soon
have a good aud perfect crop OF hair. Now,
had read OF thess things-aai wac las notf
but have not seen hitherto any ease where any
PERSONS hair was really benefited ~ ary 81
the hair tonic, etc, OF the dly; aud il really
gives me pleasure 10 record tile reSuk Of my
experiences. | have recommended your pre-
p4ration to theirs, and it already hasa large
and general sale throughout the Territory
The people here know its Effects, atd have
pp II, in if tfx
wholesale agsnts for the Territory, is nealy
exhausted, and daily inquiries are made for il
You deserve credit for your discovery, and /,
FOR one, return You my thanks for ttr benefit
il has done me-, for ! had certainly despaired
long ago Of ever eitecting such result.
Yours, hastily, J. W. BOND.
Firm OF Bond X Kelley, Druggists, y, Paul.
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1SO ACEG9,
Oh which is ,ctcd large Farm House, Bank
Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib. and all other
necessary out houses, with several tenant
houses.
For iurthei infornatian in regard TO the sale
Of Heal Estate in the counties OF Huntingdon,
BAlr, Cambria and Bedford see haHdbills and
Blair Cousstg Haig.
The FerRIs OF lie, to ali other pur-
chascrs than the residuary f.egatecs, their
. agsJs or trustees, are to he. One third OF the
purchase money in cash on the execution aud
delivery OF Deed OF Conveyance hy the act
ing Executors--thr remainder ia TWO eqnal in
stgmcnts AT the expiratien OF Que aid two
years from the date OF the Deed, with interest.
Such payu.suts To TIC secured IA the nitLrslnIe
by Bonds aud Mortgages OF the property sold.
$50 Cash is to be paid al the time ot sale
on each piece VI property sJtsi.
Paus. copies Of surveys, exhibit Of tide
papers, and due atttendlnce VIII be given on
th, 'lay OF sale by the acting Executors.
Saie 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, Il. III
Of said day
BIZ tie Court,
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RND0RsED By HIs ENENlEs.

4 better ticket than that nominated at
Harrisburg, on the 26 ul.., has never been
presented for the sufrages Of the People.
The candidates are men Of the highest
character in the private walks of life. =
TIE inonlonn Gsnios, Democratic, thus
'cuiorses one Of cur candidates for the su-
preme Bench.
]A5iss FtEca E>q. one Of the oppo-
sitign candidates ter Tho Supreme Bench
ont readers ali kaow. Against him, per-
sonally, We hove no word to utter He
j. an able lawyer, aud has the qnaiiaaa-
ious to make good Supreme Judge il
every respect exeeq: bis politics. II be
we're the Democratic instead OF the black
Repablicau nominee. he would be elected,
and would do no 1iscrcdit to tie Supreme
Bench.
Although an Anericau, We thluk, Mr..
Geajus, that 'he people have alrcady de-
cjlea apoa placing NJ. FrgcH upou the
Beuch.
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KANSAS MATTERS.
The correspondent of the St. Louis Den

The correspondent Of the St. Louis Dem
ocra, writes from Lecompton, K. T.
The census takers. under the bogus con-
sti,utioual laws, are at work. They are
not very thorough. SEINE neighborl,oods
they do not visit at all, aud ;hey Dc not get
tie names Of one half the actual residents
eyen where they go. They are the sher-
ifs deputies. They get four dollars a day
for it. Their operations, since they began
70 take this census, show that the whole
ding viii be harefaced fraud from the
beginning.
1, l. reported TIN. Cal. I.ane means to
stay IN Kansas, and the pro-slsvery men
declare he shall not. Suspicion has again
broken out among the pro slavery party
agaias; Governor Geary. Some ef them
declare thar ile was in communication with
Lanc.
Several Deputy marslials are engaged in
making arrests of political prisoners u.
5, dragons are occasionally employed. -
rbs parties arrested are taken on charges
growing out Of the difficulties last saumer
The correspondent Of tie Chicago Til
auns says the Shawnee Reserve has not
leelared open yet, but The Sheriff Of john
soa county has placed the names of all who
have claims 10 tae Territory, On his census
.lis'. There has never been tairty legal
ro'ers IL that so called couaty, aud ii Is
stated that three thousand are listed
These lice 10 Missouri, whore the sheriff of
that county and bis deputies also live.
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$50 ACRES.
Ioo ACRES.

4 very Desirable Farm known as the zooll
! Farm, adjoining the town OF Woodoerry, and
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24
JOAY SHERRY, Clerk Q. c.
JOH.T G. MILES, -
.HICH.}EL BERRY, Ns'"'oS' .

The acting Executors will offer for ssl at
the same tiiae and pltcc,