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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-18
THE BRIBERY OF FILLMORE EDITORS
BY GOV. FORD.

The Daity Nelcs. the or gan of the Ampri-
can party in Pennsylvania, is very severe upon
the editors who last Fall changed from Fillmore
10 Fremont. 1t keeps the gentlemen who were
bought by the Fremont agent, Gov. Ford, and
others who were bribed in different way and
by different Fremont pursers, continually 10
shot water" 1t iaunts them with bitterest
sarcasms, and when they pick up courage enough
10 reply, it laughs at them E'consumedly." We
copy the following interesting morcequ from ITS
columns, which, we nave no doubt, will oppr-
ate to the extreme deectation of our readers:
ANOTHER Man on THE ANXIOUS BENcu.-
The editor of the LpWiSowu Gazette who last
year started out for Fillmore, then for Fremont
and finally for fusion, is anxious 10 Know wheth-
er bis paper is on the Ford list now in the pos
session Of Mr.. Swoopp. He makes all sorts Of
proteStations OF bis innocence, and after going on
to say what hard names b. will call any one
who accuses bin of having been bribpd, winds
up as toiowS.-'sLpt the list 6p published. aaa
the parties made known, so hat justice mav b.
done to all: and we pledge ourselves. 50 far a.
the Gazette is concerned. if il will appear that
GOV. Ford has set US down among the nufnbe-,
we will spend somethio4 p know what lie mas
done with the money! AS Mr. Swoo7r has
this job on hand, and is abundantlv able 10 salts
fy the public, We can only assure tft- Gazette
man that bis curiosity will be satisfied in due
time, and that he will probably have a chance
to ''spend something to find out what Ford did
with the money. There is rare sport ahead
The publication Of the Ford list Ne apprehend,
will stir up pretty KEITH Of fish. When roguos
are once brought at Ioggerheads, then homes.
men will get their dues.
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WHAT DOES 1T MEAN?

During the last Presidential campaign, WIN.
H. KooNrz, and FRANCIS JoRDAN, We're EN-
ployed in making Fillmore speeches at various
points in this county, and were then recognised
as the stump orators, par ercsllence, Of the
"American" party in this region. At the same
time, ALEXANDER KING, S. L. RUSSELL, and
JOHN H. FILLER, were the Fremont speakers,
and the champions of what they called ''Re-
publicanism,' being also the bitter enemies of
"Americanisnl." Now we see all these men,
Koontz. Jordan, King, Russell and Filler, an
nounced in conjunction With each other TO ad-
dress the Wilmot meetings that are to be held
throughout the county. We are naturally led
to inquire what this means. The mystery is
easily solved, Koontz and Jordan, who were
50 loud in their declarations of fidelity to ga
mericansm," Aattering themselves that, as they
were successful in quilting the 'American' par
ty of this county into voting the Fremont EIec-
toral Ticket, last Fall, they will be able again
10 deiude them into supporting the enemy OF
Fillmore, hare gone. orer TO the Fremont
speakers, King, Russell, and Filler, TO assist
them in building up the Abolition party-the
party against which Mr.. Fillmore again and
again warned his fellow citizens. That is what
It means and nothing else.
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ABOLITlOsisTS. FACE tue MUSIC.

The Washington Union, says an opportunity
is now afforded the Abolitioc philanthropisis to
reduce their theories 10 practice. \ Mr.. Jrnk-
ms, through neof the Selma (Alabama) papers,
proposes to sell 733 Slaves at an average o!
$500 each TO the compensatory emancipationists
who recently held national convention at
Cleveland, Ohio. They are to remove them in
twenty days, beyond the limits of the Slape
States, and provide for all their wants twelve
months afterwards. Now then, let US see vheth-
er these pretended friends Of he black mau will
face the music.
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For. Sale.

ONE Farm of 213 acres jn Friends Cove. about four
miles from the Bedford Springs. The land is lime
stone, and is OF the >nresf Farms for winter
crop, in the Cove. The improvements commo-
diou~ and convenient. There is an abundance of
excellent fruit upon the premises, About l25
cleared. and the halanre we'll tmbered. Term,
easy or hard 10 suit purchasers.
ALSO
so acres or thereabonts Of timber land; part Of
the Vckroy Estate, called ''Sugar Bolton" 10
ST Clair township.
The land, well as the Timber is not surpassed
hv any in the County and lays in sight Of Saw
Mil There Is field Of this tract cleared, and
containing fine lor OF irnit Terms above.
ALSO
800 acres Of land in Iowa.
ALSO
100 acres in Morrison cnnntY, Minnesota Territory.
ALSO
4 lot of Real Estate in Nebraska Territory.
A good opportunity Is presented for making in
vestments.
0. f. SHANNON.
Bedford, Sept. II, 1857.
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TO tile old Patrons OF the Bed
ford Gazette.

During the long pesiod of our connection
with thr 'Gaz~tte,' l25 years. we never once,
either directly or indirectly, dunned our sub
Scribrrs-nrvsr published even an aneciofp
touching delinquents. And now, that We have
disposed Of the establishment, we feel confident
that ALL our frirnds, both at HOME and ABROAD,
viii promptly aud al once make settlement.
To snch as desir" indulgence, any reasonable
time will be given, provided they settle prompt-.
ly. Subscribers or advertisers who have paid
IN advance, have credit on the books If our sue
ceSSors for the amounts SO paid. OF one thing
W. feel especially proud, and that is that no
paper in Pennsylvania can boast Of nob-l sci
OF patrons Than the subscribers to The Bedford
Caedfe, among whom We rank many OF our po-
htlcai opponents
GEO w. BOWMAN.
Ang. 2S. 1879.
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MAJOR DAVIS.

The above named gentleman, the Democratic
nominee for Treasurer of Bedford county, has
been visiting diferen. parts of the county, and
we arr glad to hear, has made very favorable
impression wherever he has gone. The Major
is a man with whom one needs only become
thoroughly acquainted TO like and respect him.
He is emPhatcally one Of the people man
who hides under careless exterior, warm
and honest heart. His past il- has built up
such character for him as will pass through
the slanderous assaults of his political enemies,
unspotted and unscathed. The ferceness and
insidiousness with which they are secretly
working against him, shows plainly enough that
they believe him inyincible in fair and open
fight. When they find that the Democratic
party Of Bedford county, is determined to hurl
back the insult offered it by asking some of its
members to vote for that representative of Know
Nothing Abolitonism. Mr.. George Oster, and
when they see, as they viii see, tha, party
present an unbrok@h front, in support of Maj
Davis, then will their despair be black indeed,
for every hope ofsuccess that ever cheered their
sorrowing hearts, will have taken its fight.
0g-Let it be remembered that every man on
the opposition County Ticket, is supporter of
David Wilmot, the man, who. the Wings said
in 1876, would ''stink forever in the nostrs
of every true-hearted Pennsylvaniao." This
cannot be denied. llany Of the opposition
candidates dare to say that he will not vote for
David Wilmot for Governor, aud that be is a
supporter of Isaac Hazlehurst? We challenge
them to do so. The candidate for Poor House
Director, Thomas Imler, said short time ago,
that be was in favor of Mr.. Hazlehurst, but on
being iuterrogated on the subject by the aboli-
tionists, remarked that he was <'ony in fun
when he said So" The truth is, neither he,
nor any of the men on his ticket, dare define
their positions, as to whether they are for Will
mot, or Hazlehurst.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

A. B. CRAMER & co. have just opened
another supply Of SUMMER GOODS, render
ing their assortment very complete. Beautiful
new-slyle CaIicoes, Baragr Robes. handsome
White Grape and Stella ShawIs, BrillantS, &c.
Superior French Cassmeres and striped Sal
teens for Mems Wear; also fnll supply Of Car
petingS, Groceries, MackrreI, Herring, &c.
Country Produce wanted, and good pri-
ces will be given. Call and see our Stock and
learn the prices.
A. B. CRAMER & co.
June 26. 1887.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii persons Interested are hereby notified
that the citizens of St. Clausylle, in the
county Of Bedford. made application to The
Caurt of Quarter sessions of said comfy for a
Charter Of Incorporation, which said ap7ica-
ton having been read and filed among th1 rec
ords of said court, will be held over for IL
nal consideration until November Sessions, 1857
when objections (if ANY, will BE- heard and a
final decree made in the premises.
BY the Court.
MANN & SPANG,
SIP ii, 81. Auv's for applicants
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Administrators Notice.

LETTERS Tpstamentary having been granted to
the subscriber, upon the Estate Of Jacob Rifle late
of Junata Township, IN the County OF Bedford de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given TO all persons hav-
ing claims against said Estate present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement and all persons in
debted 10 the same, requested 10 make immedi-
ate payment. The subscriber will meet all persons
interested, for the above purposes al the late resi-
depce of decedent, from the 22d TO the goth Of Sep
terlber instant
JOHN c. RIFLE, Admr.
Sapt
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School Notice.

The Pnbitc Scboois of the Borough of Bedford will
be opened on Monday the I'd day Of November next.
There will be wanted TWO Male and three Female
Teachers also Male Female TO take charge Of
the Negro School Applicants must be examined
and procure proper certificates from the Conn
~ Superintendent at the time advertised, 9th
October, none Others need appy-The Board will
expect TO contract with teachers on the 25th Ocio-
ber By order OF the Board.
JNO. P. REED, Ster'y.
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Il. c. STEWART, ONE OF TIE

ABOLITION CANDIDATES, FOR AS
SEMBLY, FOR THIS DISTRICT.
WHAT HE IS THOUGHT OF AT HOME.
The Somerset Democrat, Of the 9th inst. in
an editorial on The reckless stories and fabrica
tions which were set afoat by the opposition in
that county, during the last campaign, holds the
following language in reference TO II. C. Stew
art, the Abolition-K now-N Nothing candidate for
Assembly from Somerset county, whose nro-
pensties for Justification are the .comnon IA 1k,,
OF all his nrighbors
Another story, which did our cause some in
jury. was that charging that the democratic noI.
at Meyers Mill was Sprnkled bv members Of
our party, after It's erection, with sholv wat.r,,,
This barrfacrd lie, this mean, dirty. nnmanIv
and ''niggerly" charge, claims parpnlaot of that
brautifuI pink of political rascality. Fl. G. Stewart
the Plug Ugly nominee for The La,isIarnr.
He was The only member Of that marty IN tba
county degraded enough, 50 sleeppd in iaisebood
and niquIty as 10 imagine il and GIVE itth.
START and others, better ieputtd for honesty and
truth, gave 1t that impetus which his rrpuia.
ton "onld have prevented him from doing. If
there is any onr bad trait in a mans character
which we a5hor more than another. II is NJ.
greedy appetite for falsehood, which makes him
not only lis retailer, but likewise the concoctor
OF the lowest and most malicious iabricalions
This Is one OF Stewards frailties. PERHAPS MS
greatest, and we, therefore, consider him a dan
gerous personage and utterly unworthy of any
honest mans support. Were hp member of
the Anll-Know Nothing party, (which God be
thanked he is not,) with all hls present stains
upon his character, he never could receive our
support for the most triAing position We
loathe, abhor and despise liar, and, there
fore, such is our state ofmind towards Henry c.
Stewart.
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Executors Notice,

LETTERS Testamentary having been granted to he
Undersigned, npon the Estate OF Danl Wisgarver,
Gee d. late of Bedford townshp-notce is hereby
gwen to all persons indebted TO sad estate to call
and settle the same, and those having claims will
present them properly authenticated for settlement
WIN. C.. WlSEGAREER,
A. J. WISGARVER.
Sent. Is. 1857. Executors.
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u Office.

THE subscribers would inform all persons in
irrestrd in their books paprrS, that said books
&c. will be in the hands OF j. H. Schrll for
thirty days, after which they wiIlbe left in the
hands of an officer for collection
NJ. SCHELL & son.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-18
The Democratic Nomination for Senator,

It will be seen by reference to the proceedings
OF the Democratic Senatorial Conference. held
at Bedford on the 3lst uit., published IN our
paper of to-day, that WILLIAMP. SCHELL,
Esq, of Bedford county, has received the nom
lnatlon of that body for Senator We feel
strong in the belief, that no better selection
could have been madr. Mr.. Schel is first
rate man, possessed Of fine talents, fluent and
logical debater and decidedly popular with the
people. In his case, strange as it may seem in
these degenerate tunes, the office is seeking the
man, as he had no ambition or desire for official
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-18

REMEMBER that Blymire 4 Hartley keep the best
Machines Of all descriptions, offered 10 the peo
pc OF Bedford County. Their Sausage Msat Cutters
Corn Sheliere warranted, especially. and when
not fully equaIiHg the representation may b. re-
turned Orders solicited from this aad adjoining
tonnties.
Sept lS 1887
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WHAT IL THE REASON !?

The AboItionists head their call for Town
ship Meetings, political Meetings" not daring
to call them Wiimot Meetings. What is tn he
reason Of this Are they afraid there will be
too many Hazlehurst men present at those meet
ings TO Justify them in calling them Wmot
meetings, or arr they in the market again to be
sold as the Fillmore men We're last Fall, like
sheep in the ShamblrS?
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PgEsE4HC SALE,
OF Very Valuable Real Estate.

A LII that property in Somerset county,
n know in part as the lmhoff property,
and now belonging TO the estate OF John heettr',
deceased, and which was advertised by the sub
scriber in the Bedford and one Of the Somerset
papprs of last December and January, and not
soId-wli again be offered for sale on
Wednesday, The 7tf day Of neat October,
altogether or in parts as may best suit the sew
eraI interests of the heirs.
Conditions Of sale made known at the time,
and at the house on said property, now occupl-
ed BY Jacob Ringler, by
SAMUEL BROWN,
Surviving Executor of the last will
and testament of John Keefir, dec
Sep. II, '57.
Somerset Democrat, copy and charge
"Gaze,te."
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Glft and Retail Book Store!
NOW OPENED TWO DOORS WEST OF THE
WASHINGTON HOTEL BEDFORD, PA.
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS TIC BE DIS
POSED OF IMMEDIATELY!

Or Plan Is TO iasare Ropid Sale
4 LII Books will be sold as low as the usual
I Y retail Frlces-nany of them for less. A
SUPERB GlFF will be delivered with each book
without additional expense TO the buyer. Our list
Of books comprises the works OF the best American
and European authors, bound in various styles, in
Morocco, best Turkish, Antique, Gt-edged, Muslin.
Paper, &c &c. We keep on hand, also, STATION
AIRY, including Gold Pens and Pencils, Silver ditto,
letter paper, ioos-cap and writing paper of all kinds,
envelopes, inks of the best quality, Nc.
CIGARS of the choicest brands will also be found
at onr store, which will be sold cheaper than the
cheapest
McCAUSLlN & SHOEMAKER.
Bedford, Sep. 1, 81.
If you want superior article of Boots, Shoes,
Caters, or Slippers, call at the Cheap Shoe and
General Variety Store of Adam Ferguson in Ju-
llama Street, where large assortment OF use
iul and fancy Goods are always 10 be found
Bedford, July 10, 1857.
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DEMOCRATS, TO THE RESCUE !

Election day is fast approaching. 4
few more weeks will bring Us upon its
threshold. Are Won prepared, fellow
Democrats, for the contest? Have
you girded on your armor for the fight.
and frightened up your arms for the
battle . If not, see that you do So.
See that Won are ready to meet your
foe. See that every soldier III the
cause of Democracy, does his duty -
Make new conscriptS on your rolls.
Make old oues fresh in their ardor.
Let no energy Of mind, or body. flag IN
the vindication Of our glorious princi-
pies Let no man depend on his neigh
Dor for that which he should do him
self. Remember the old patriotic aph-
oriSm-'' Eternal Vigilance is the price
Of liberty. Remember that tri-
umphant victory awaits us-hut only if
we all do our duty, Therefore. rally
to your Township meetings Work
for the doctrines and candidates Of your
party And above all, seesthat every
man OF YOU turnout to the polls on the
Second Tuesday Of October.
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Sept. Is, 1887.
WHITE PINE LUMBER FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has large lot of Shingles and dry
Boards for Sale at the following prices. Lap Shin
sirs $500 per thousand, Joint Shingles 90 do
Boards 90 per hundred
West End, II miles West OF Bedford, on the Glade
Road. LOUIS n. FYAN.
Sept. lS 1857.
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Campaign Song.
AR:-Ca Camptowa Races.

AlRs--ta tampforH Races.
The Bedford Democrats sing this song,
Du da, du da,
OF Packer, Strickland, Thompson and Strono
Du da, du da, da,
They're bound to ron all night.
Thty'rs bound 10 ron all dav;
Fhey'il make the Black Republic ans
And K.N. ) clear the way.
They'll sweep the Keystone race-track DER,
Du da. du da,
From Delawarrs 10 Err's shore,
Du ia, do da, da
They're bound 10 run, sc.
They'll l"a'" poor Wilmot's 'swoolly horse,''
D' da, do da,
ar, lar behind then on tiit cours-,
Dn ia, dn ia, da.
Ih~y'r- bound to run &c.
For they're The nlrn, tie people say,
D,i Ga, du da,
Will win on n-Xr election day.
Du da, du da, da.
ihry're bound to run, &C.
They'll iik ewise 'Iay ont' Hazlehurst,
bu ud' uu Ga,
Whop all the WIlnot men have cursed,
Du da, do da, da
They're bound to run, SC
And Buchrr Swoope and all the "Sraights,p
Dn da, du da,
Nlil envy them their happy fatrs,
Du da, du ia, da
They're bound TO run, &c.
For they're he men, the people say,
Du ca, du da,
Will win on next elrction day,
Du da, dn da, da
They're bound 10 run, &c,
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William ?. Schel1, of Bedford.
COUNTY TICKET.


JAMES BURNS, JR., of Bedford.
DAVID HAY, of Somerset.
Prothonotare-SAML. H. TATE. Bedford.
Shpriff'-WM. s. FLUKE. NJ. WoodbeIry.
Treasurer-SAML DAVIS, Bedford.
Commissioner--C EVANS. f. Providence.
Director-GEO. SMOUSE, w. Providence.
Auditor-JOHN W. CRISMAN, ST. Clair
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Orphans Court Sale of Real Estate.

oFphdtiS onHFl ''dlF VI hS'tl i,StalC'-
On Saturday September, -, 1887.
LATE THE PROPERTY OF HUGH SPRoAT DFc..
THERE will positively be sold on the premises, on.
Saturday the l2th, September, at one O'Clock P. NJ.
the following real estate, VIZ: plantation and
OF land, late the property of decedent, contain
land is of good quality, we'll waered and under fence
There is also, fine young orchard of apples anG
peaches on the premises. ANY person wishing a
good and cheap property will find il 10 their advan-
tage to attend on the day of sale. Terms CASH.
MARY SPROAT,
G. W. BENFORD.
Sep. 4, 81. Ad'mrs.
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TOWNSHIP MEETINGS..

AT meeting of the BUCHANAN CLUB Of Bed
ford Boroaeh on Saturday evening, 18th INST, IL was
unanimously sEResolved That il is deemed expedl-
dent 10 hold Democratic Township Meetings, in all
the townships of Bedford County, prior TO the I'd
Tuesday of October. In accordance with this resolu
tion, the County Committee announces the following
appointments and trust to the Township Committees
to make all the necessary arrangements 10 get full
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tnrn out OF Inc people:
Bloody Run, Friday evening, September IS
Blacks, Z. Prov. Tp. Saturday, Sept 10
SchelIsburg, Saturday, SEPTEMBER l9
Stonerstown, Tuesday, September p
Patonsvile, Wednesday, September %
Louisville, John Wiand's, Thursday. Sept q
Clearviiie, Friday, September -
Chaneysville, Saturday, September 26
st. Clairsvl!e, Saturday, September 70
Rainsburg, Tuesday, September 20
Buena VISTA Tuesday, September %
FttchvIe, Wednesday, September 30
BowseF's School-House, Tuesday ey., October,
pleasantville Big Spring, Friday, Oct
RobnsonviIle, Saturday, Oct. 3
Cavendar's Store Saturday evening, October
Able speakers will be present TO address the above
meetings, all Of which will commence at O'Clock,
P. NJ, except those at Bloody Run, Bowser's School
House. and Cavendar's Store, which will commence
at early candle-leht Other meetings will be held TO
occupy the whole time, notice of which will be Civ
hereafter
WIN. P. SCHELL,
Chairman Countv COMMITTEES
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In New York, yesterday, the notes Of The
Ontario County Bank, and the Bank ofOrleans,
a: Albion \. Y. were thrown out by The recrmp-
ton bank-both having failed.
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vi a Es ER EE D:

On the 18th inst, by The Rev. e. F. Hofimeier;;
Mr.. Josiah NYcpm, to Miss luiana Dehl, all OF
ChaTlesville. Bedford county, Pa.
On the 18th inst. by jas. Cessna, Esq, Mr.. Jacob,
Werfz 10 Miss Catharne Smith, all of Cumberland
Valley.
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Estate of James Walter, deceased.

Estate of James Walter, deceased.
T ETTERS testamentary having been grant
I ed 10 the undersigned, upon The estate OF
decedent, late OF southampton te"nshlp-poiIce Is
hereby given TO all person indebted To said estate To-
call and settle the same, and those having claims will
present them property authenticated
DAVID WALTER, Ex'r.
Sep. 4, 57.-6f.
90 Sacks Of G. A. Salt, for sale at SH0EMAKER'S
Colonade Store.
Aug. II, 1857.
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FOR SAH4E-At the Bedford
Springs, a quantity OF CEMENT in barrels.
Sep. IS, '57.-tf.
PUBLIC SALE OF
' aInahle Real Estate

DY virtue Of an ordtro the Orphans Court
ID of Bedford county the undersigned will
offer at public sale on the premises 10 South
ampton township, on Saturday the Sd day Of
October next, the following described real es-
tate, viz:
One tract Of land on dragged Mountain" con-
tanning 575 ACRES, adjoining lands of Thom-
as Lawhead, Mary Ann Buxton, Edward North
craft, and the undersigned.
ALSO
One HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND in
Chaneysvile, the house being story and a
half frame house, with store room adjoining
ALSO, a frame stable thereon erected, togeth-
eF with other out buildings.
Trrms-CASH-at confirmation of sale at
November Court.
DAVID WALTER,
EXT Of Samuel Walter deceased.
Sen. IL. 81.
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-JAMEs A. FlTzsrMMoN<, of Pottsvile was
robbed Of jpwplry, &C., to the amount ofSl,lO0,
a few days since BY his son, who has been ar
rested
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-Eie*en persons, men, women and boys were
arrested in Nrw York on Monday for passing
ne" counterfeit 50 on the Hudson county Bank
Jersey City.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-18

Col. Samuel d, Patterson, veteran ofthe
press, has taken charge of the editorial depart
ment Of the Nouistorn Register, and this week
the paper appears with new heading, new
types, and other important improvements. 1t
is the old Register rejuvenated Long may
il wave -Reading GazeHe.