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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
THE RECORDING MACHINERY.

The actual recording work Of the telegraph,
will be performed by the ordinary instrument
Of Professor Morse In this recording instru-
ment, a ribbon of paper is enrolled from hOl-
low cylinder or drum by train Of clock-work,
and as II is unrOlled, sharp style, magnehcally
directed, indents a series Of dots or lines upon
the paper. When the style is thrust down
only for an instant as the paper is dragged be-
meath, dot is impressed. When il is kept
down for little more than an instant, length
ened line or dash is left on the onward moving
paper as q track. But how is the style thus
controlled 1t is held up by a
spring Beneath It there is a soft iron bar,
which becomes a magnet whenever a yoltaic
current is turned on from the local battery along
a coil surrounding it. Whenever the soft iron
bar becomes Z magnet, It is stronger than the
spring, and drags down the style TO make dot
or dash, as the case may be. When it ceases
to be magnet, the spring comes into play and
lifts 1t up, that the paper traverses on be-
meath traceless and free. The style Is held
down an instant, or more than an instant, ac-
e0rdingly as an instantaneous or as q Iro-
IOnged currant is sent from the transmission
,oil, and therefore from the local battery through
the short circuit; for as it has been seen, the
two will be in magnetic and electrical rapport,
although severed by the Atlantic's breadth.
There will be but one conducting strand laid
iown in the Atlantic, but yet enough distinct
signals can be transmitted by this one wire TO
accommodate all the letters of the alphabet and
he several numerals. When a message Is sent !
lcross the Atlantic, the handle Of the |
mighty battery will be worked backward and |
Orward, making its contacts instantaneous or |
prolonged. When they are instantaneous dots |
will be formed on the paper ribbon by the re-
,erding style at the other { the Atlantic /
where they are protractEd G.aes viii be traced /
here Words will be sPelt according to the 1
way in which instantaneous and protracted con-
acts, and therefore dots and dashes, are caused |
o succeed each other. The trace on the paper
n America will correspond to the movement of
he hand in Great Britain, or rice rsTsG- The
Jerks who attend at the recording instrument
ecome so expert in their curious hieroglyPhics
hat they do : need to look at the printed
ecord to know IA tthe message under recep-
ion is; the rec, Iding instrument has for them
n ineligible artieulate language. They IN
erstand ils speech They can close their eyes
nd listen to the strange clicking that Is going
n close To their ear while the printing is in
rogress, and at once say what it all means.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09

OHIo PENITENTARY.-The Directors of the
Penitentiary, MeSsrs. Breyfogle, Mendenhall,
Babbitt and Morris, (the vacancy oeeasioned
BY the resignation of Mr.. Vazslyke remaining
yet unflled,) have been IN session for several
days Mr. Nanslyke, the new Warden, pre-
sented his bond, which was accepted, and be
entered upon the discharge of his official du-
ties Mr.. Ewing, his predecessor, left for Chill.
heothe this morning. bearing with him the
kindest wishes of host Of friends. Weer-
Pect 10 publish an interesting statement from
him Dext week.-ColHmbHs Gazette.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09

Ono REFoRN ScHooLs-We are indebted 10
the PoIiteness of Mr. C. ReemeIin, who is indie
fatgsbe IN his attention TO the interests of this
excellent State Institution, for the information
that within the week three of the inmates, lads.
originally from Cincinnati, Kentucky and New
York, have been hOnorably discharged il nc.
coTdance with the rules CT the establishment
having been for three months past in the s.cIass
Of honor. Columbus Fart.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
A MENBER OF The CosvrxrIox.

YEARLY JUBLEE.-The Good Templars AID
other Temperance Organizations are To hold
grand Pic Mic on the Little Mountain on the
l4th Of August The great Temperance advo-
cate, John R. Williams, is expected. Every
body is invited, and good time is anticipated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
DIED,

In Chardon, July 24th, Of eTyspens BENJAMIN d.
RIDER, n The 3frh year of hls age
IN Hambhen. ihe 18th Of july, Of typhold festr
GEORGE G. WARREN, aged 81 years
In ChsrdOn July 3Eh. Of typhoid fever HENRY s.
WAR--EN, aze1 Il years and Houtha ED est a OF z s.
and Eunics Warren
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
NO1If;E-
NOTICE.
WHERERS. Yarions Indiridnal

have been IN the practic- for sons months past oil
lsosug Coas Iron ore and oiher 1Ierc1ndzr
upon my wharf, erected upon aud ad iacaut % The u
Goverument Pier IN Cleveland ulder li-ensr given
70 them by the Cleveland y Pittsburgh Rail Roas
C9nany al such persons now there lore hereby no.
tined IN every Of authority heretofore er1resg
OF inDedy given 10 sad Rail Road Conn1 10 a.Dii
sds uon s1d waar OF q receive whlrflss heroor. has
been D. n1 revoked All persons shall sad har
or any portion thereof for business purposes after he Isl
Gay Of Iune, ls5s. WITHOUT first obtaining 7uth ritv from M
A tTueys IN Cfeveiand Messrs Sfauidng ParS1us viii
be deemed trespassets ant treated acccriInsly.
S.-.,..-..n Z K COLLINS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
TWO WORLDS BOUND IN ONE!
COLUNBUS-FRASKLIN-N -NORSE-FIELD!

TRrSrrr BAY, Aus. 7th.-The Atlantic Tele-
graph Gable was successfully landed here yes
terday morning, and is in perfect order. The
Agamemnon has landed her end of the Gable,
and we are now receiving signals from the Tel
egrapl House, Valencia Bay, Ireland
The United States Steamer Niagara, aud her
Britannia Majesty's Steamers GOrgon and POr-
cupine, will leave for St Johns tomorrow
Due notice will be given when the Allan
tic Telegraph Line will be open for public
business
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
HENDERSON'S HAIR RESTOR-
Boots an0 Shocs.

HVETT. BURGETT 4 co WHOLE
- y SALE a. DEAL ER IN BOOTS. SHOEs. AM BRO
Cleveland %. . 80 '''''N
4 UA. C. hUETr. srarrT -. -.
uhl3-yes - AhAaa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09

Removal.
~ Il. M0RSE'S WHOLESALE and
Ne Retail Totseco and Sesar Sore, has been removed 10
- Superior 81 under The American Housf. hers he
keeels stantlv klu the choicest and u st eTfeuse
stock ol Imported and Dumestc Ses aud Tobacco III The
city He i osrns r sale Plug and Eiae Cut Chevgins
lobarce, consisting part The following most approved
brands
Christians Comfort; Baun's Cold Leaf.
Blue uen's Chicken. naIiar-
MoTla : Falrs Sallie Miller rm foil
Maichakey Premium. peuizenfs Prim71r
Also. Eeaaine Meershaum Pipes, Turkish aud Havana
Smoking Iobacco.
Goodwin's Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco;
Semo1's DO DO
AndersSu's do Do
waraiek. Bryaa Co ZINE Cut Chewing Tobacco
SuuE SegEr Ca es DrinkIlg Flssks, Plariae Cards
For sale b{ c; T. MORSE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Under

4 ARINERSHlP.- THE Under
~ signed have purchased gi Sioier his entire stock Of
Flour. Gram Esd, and nave this dav formed olrt-
nership Tor the purpose Of hol saile and Re
iall F91r Gram lld feed business under tie Ia re aut
style of J. HOUCK = CO and would rss1ectfuIlv -
ret The Patronage O. such may need arts n ther line
Of business. and Of all who have been the patrons OF h GA
+ lour and Feed store, No "a Ontario -.
J. J. HOUCK
H VAN PELr HOTgE 4 rO
Cleveland, June sLh, ISIS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09

TO THE PUBLIC
ha ae this day sold entire stock of Flor Grain ana
keels located t54 DutarI0 81, 10 j H0lck ! Co anf
tIse IRIS opportunity OF iecommeudinE
toners an1 public worthy OF their patronage and
feol eoIideut that they will eudeavor pleas ana SATISFY
VINO VIII asor theI1 With their patronage would al
20 return nv thanks 10 old Customers who have dealt
Win me . ny old stands wears uasr would
soca the stteniion ofallsl iniehted 70 me
odi q E,y II STELLEK.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.-The Part
~ nershlg heretnfqre known The firm Of SONNE-
BORN BROS. and composed Of Sol 5. Souue born Louis
and Henry sonne5or Is thi day dissolved By
nut IA CONSENT Louis and Hebry SOmnehCrn retriu from
the nrni- SOL 5. SONNEBORN
LOUIS SONNEB0RN
Cleveland, Angust2o, ls57.
: ) SONNEBORN viii continue caTIy On the Ready
Made Clothing Business the odstaH I55 supsriorst
seutl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
WETHERELL'S
HORSE HOE.

The attention o Manufacturers Farmers and Gardeners
Is solicited 10 this The geaest agculfua iuvsni ioa f ne
long been nerdel the cultivation of Cora ese-fsi 5
N se q al field productions the great huren rs zen
TINS HORSE HOE Intended 10 sap5y ms want md 4
s 91ered the auterE aud Farmers Of Ohio " IN The
practical utility and intrinsic mert IL Is uachine sS
rely new IN M del snd degn MANY unsucresSiui a.
neTiom the work which this IS gie and Wstbr-
faen Horse Hoe now stands pe-emineny the mos ner
laborsaving machine, and with the farmer m
q le5si double he nuhar Of Corn Potafs S
Sleps tha are crown 10 rows or drills, aud vi a
hotss can accomplish the work Of the ordinary
hand hoe and the work will be done ns thnrnughlV II
needs but ieW figures compute the savine fhns s,5
tne ioi oNlis - me ofinion OF Pros. J. p Kirtan
Wlich Is conef from the Ohio Farmer.-
Il, sN u since j. Z: Sioddrrd, q Worcester Moss
placed IN M kauls OF his Implements recorniz
49, ss s ~ tse ute 70 ihs aftc with the rsques
sure % in1rm the readers j0urnal thsf hTs %
4 : ~. "a u n sos In 6eld Of panied
reducei the baked surfce meilopn s of an asb
~, al e m rs REGULAR condition could have
t- e.e 4tlti aiY cifS uls afcfs with hoe BY hand
kseI{ Nee IS efeetuay eNfminatel. excspt some lew
M @ nay = sIosin ll9sg ne earn This IS also ghfy
an Just snceniJ hilied during the ooerafion No p
sirumeut which has fallen under ms observpon Coz ~
,4 = ~ sasi y asd successfully as this II is des-
-tt h ny opinion 70 anect and udyance the Interest Of
ne farner % eKtsut equal that Of he uoV sa
@ sons improvements and modifsatous
which Il embraces will be apned 70 scceSSfiiv fbf Il
ne one o. me most yausole AIDS any who is
and Doe Not only the and Vii - be
me- y = oat me nnrsersan and market gardener vii
y ~ dA1 % ano 10 feuce tne number Of his iaborprs
The tonacco, cotton and cane-EruwerS OF The South
might y ~ INTRODUCTION reduce the number of their hands
70 give shis imp ment trial Is simnlitv
nd sreSh o. structure such that any ordinary rk
M q , s y oaek' native or foreign can mar il With
. Rsa's Of Counties or the entire State Of Ohio for
us2deedkiwlwss1 Johnson House CIe1e1tso9' ssP';
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
The GieatEvent Consummated
EIROPK AND AMERICA TALKING IOGETHERl

TINE AND SPACE NO LONGER!
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
GRASS SEED.

GRASS SEED.
100 BUSH. OF PURE REAPED
SANO Timothy Seed just received At the Cie,slsn5
see1 store aue5 j. STAIR i Sf1N
WYLUSING RED TOP OR ROC
DES SIiof ER-fhis is the effect ual .I,SS fSr
known Will yield nom tv 10 tlr,e
TONS o. good nay TO the ACRE FCr sale BY - '-'
a a9sS E, j STAIR SON
ENTUCkY BLUE GRASS OR
essfa S5als and Red ToD Seed q pure qIsalitv can
-4~-ss oe iounc at No. Ontario stlee5
-as5 j. STAIR a SON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09

The flashes Of light and cracking sparks pro-
duced on making and breaking contact with the
poles of this grand battery, are very undesira-
BE phenomena in one particular. They are &C.
by considerable waste Of the metal
of the pole Each spark is really considera-
bic fragment of the metal absorbed into itself by
the electrical agent, SO to speak, and flown
wsy with by It. To avoid this danger, an in
genious contrivznce of the Electrician of the
Company viii be used. First. be arranged
set of twenty brass springs, something of the
form and appearance Of the keys Of a musical
in opposite Pairs, 50 that round
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09

S SONNEBORN viii confinueto carIy On the Ready
Made Clothing Business al the oldsis s5 superior
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-29
REGISTERS NOTICE

IL
A LL persons Interested, will take notice ,bo,
the following accountants have settled n or 90.
counts 10 the Registers Office of Bedford conn-
ty, and that the same will be presented -, 1h.
orphans Court tor confirmation, on Fr;Iay
,'le i~'n Gay o. February next, at the Court
iions~, IN Bedford, ,iz:
The account Of James Carnell, administrator
Of The Estate Of Elias Ritz, Esq, late of Monroe
Township, deed. '' -
The final account Of David Stoler, adminisra-
ior OF The Estate OF John SloIer, late of Liberty
Township, decd.
The account Of William Overrocker, admin
s'rator OF The Estate OF Thomas Overrockrr. lat,.
Of Colerain Township, deed.
The account Of Jonathan Snider. administra-
tor Of the Estate Of Sophia Sniter, who was
administrative Of John Snider late of Monro.
Township, deed.
The account fJonathan Snider, administra-
for Of the Estate Of Sophia Snider, late Of Mon
roe Township, drc't
The account Of Simon Brumbaugh, admin
sirator Of the Estate OF David BaTlev,,Iate of
Middle Woodberry Township, deed.
The guardianship account of Jno B. Alexander
| OF Wells Township, Fulton County, formerly of
BFoad-iop Township Bedford County, guardian
OF Catherine Ready, now intermarried with
William Lockard, Mary Ann Ready, Ros-
anna Ready, George Ready, John Ready, miner
children Of Alexander Ready, late of said Town
ship. deed
The final account Of John Kinton, adninistra-
| tor Of Elizabeth Kinton, late of the Borough of
Bedford, decd
The account Of David Walter, Executor of
The last VIII and Testament ol James Walter.
late Of Southampton Township, decd
The account OF Jacob DunkIe, administrator
oi the Estate Of Susan Dunkle, late Of West
Providence Township, deed.
The account Of Anleria Wilson, Executor
OF thu last VIII and testament of John Wilson.
late Of Napier Township, decd
The account OF Charlotte L. Harmer, Ex-
ecnlriX of the last viii and testament of
Elwood Harmer, drc'd who was administrator
Of the Estate of Thomas B. Miller, late of Bed
tord Borough, decd.
The Guardianship account Of Fredrick Kauff-
man, Guardian OF David, George and Susanna
kragy, minor children of Jacob Keagy, late of
Middle Woodbury. Township, decd.
The account Of Francis Jordan, Esq, admin
istrator Of of the Estate of Samuel Cromwell,
late of Bedford Borough, decd.
The account of Gideon Hitchew, administra-
tor Of the Estate Of Charlet Zembrun, late of
Joniata Township, decd.
Registers Office, SAM'L H. TATE.
Jan. 10Th 1888. Register.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-29
COURT PROCLAMATION.

To the Coroner, tire Justices of the Peace.
md Coasta5ies in the different Townships
jn tie County Of Bedford, Greeting
! KNOW YE that in pursuance of a precept to
me directed, under the hand and seal Of the
Hon. FRAECIS III. KTAIMELL, President
ofthe several Courts of Common Pleas in the
Sixteenth District, consisting of the counties Of
Franklin, Bedford and Somerset, and by virtue
OF his office ofthe Court of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail delivery for the trial of capi-
tai and other offenders therein and in the Gene
raj Court Of Quarter Sessions of the Peace: and
JoHN G. HARTLEY and A. J. SNIvELY, Esos.
Judges OF the same Court, in the same County
OF Bedford, You and each of you are hereby re-
quired to be and appear in your proper persons
with your Records, Recognizances, Examina-
tons, and other remembrances before the Judges
aforesaid, at Bedford, at Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Gene
raj Quarter Sessions of the Peace therein to be
holden for the county Of Bedford, aforesaid,
on the 2d Monday of February, tbeing the Sth
days. at 0 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day,
there and then to do those things to which you
several Offices appertain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the
18th day of January, in the year of our Lord
1858.
WILLIAM S. FLUKE, Sheriff.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-29
BEDFORD COUNTY. SIS.

BEDFORD COUNTY. SIS.
AT orphans court held
at Bedford, in and for the county of Bedford on the
10th day of November, A. D. 1857, before the judy
eS OF the said Court,
On motion of o. Z. Shannon, Esq, the
Court grant rule upon the heirs and legal represent
atves ot Mathew Growden, late of Cumberland VAL
ley township, deceased, to wit: Jeremiah George
Ellen, lniermarried with Henry laugpr Rebecca
and fII>ca, all residing in Bedford county,to be and
appear at an Orphans Court, to be- held at Bedford
IN and for SAID county, the 2d Monday, Sth day of
February next, TO accept refuse take the Real
Estate OF said deceased at the valuations which has
been valued and appraised in pursuance OF writ of
PARTITION or valuation issued of the orphans court
OF Bedford county, and 10 the Sheriff of said county
directed, or show cause why the should not be
Sold
By order Of the Court.
In testimony whereofi 1 haveherenuto set my hand
L. and seal ofthe said Court at Bedford, the
18th day of November, A. D. 1857.
D. WASHABAUGH
Jan 1897. Clerk.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-29
BEDFORD COUNTY, SS.

DEDFObD COt1 II. SS.
AT Orphans Court held
at Bedford, in and for the county Of Bedford on the
10th day of November, a D 1857, before the Judges
of the said Court,
On motion OF John Mower
Esq. the Court grant rule upon the heirs and legal
representatives. ofPeter Sinner, late OF Union town
ship, decd, TO wit Isaac Sinner, Martha, intermar-
rled with Henry Dell, residing in Blair county, Pa.
Rachael intermaTried with Emanuel Keller, resi-
ding in the county, David Sinner, residing in
Wagne county, Odio, Elizabeth Fickes. (widow)
Frederick Sinner, Margaret, intermarried with
Wermert Beuinger, Hannah, intermarFied with John
Neyant, Peter Sinner, and Susan, intermarred with
John Fickes, all residing in Bedford county, to be
and appear at Orphans Court 10 be held at Bed
ford, in and said county, on the 2d Monday, Sh day
OF February neXt, 10 accept, refuse to take the
real estate Of said deceased al the valuation which
has been valued and appraised in pursuance of writ
OF partition. valuation issued Of the Orphans
Court Of Bedford county, and to the sheriff Of said
county directed, or show cause why the should
not be sold.
BY order OF the said Court.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set my
IL. s.. hand and the seal Of said court at Bedford,
the 18th day of November, 4 D 1857.
ATTEST: D. WASHABAuGH,
NM. ). FLUKF, Sheriff. Clerk.
Jan Is, lSJS.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-29

THE undersigned to whom
was referred back the report the account OF Job
Mann, Esq, one OF the Executors of Ahrm. Kerns.
deceased, for the purpose of taking additional test-
nony-hereby gives notice that he will meet the
parties interested for the purpose of attending 20 the
duties OF hls appointment, at his office, in Bedford on
wednesday, goth day of January, 1858, at O'Clock
a. NJ. JOHN MOWER,
Jan. 10 1905 Auditor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-29
Short settlements make long Friends.

THANKFUL for the very liberal patronage which
we have received from the public during our part
nershlp-we respectfully announce TO all whom it
may concern, that the now existing partnership be-
tween rs will soon be dissolved by mutual consent
and we earnestly desire all persons having accounts
with us TO settle the immediateIy-and those
against whom hold notes now due will pease Iift
the same BlYMlRE * HARTLEY
Ian - ISIS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-29

Notice to Collectors of Poor Tax.
ALL collectors of Poor Tax including those OF
1857, are hereby notified TO settle up their Du-
plicates; and those who do not square up oy
next February Court, excepting only TIE col
ectors for 1857, will have to abide Oy the con-
sequences. By order of Board OF
Poor DIEEcToRs.
Jan. Is, 1857.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-29
PATENT OFFICE REPORTS.

Many ofour friends are, doubtless, expecting
to be furnished with Patent Office Reports by
our representative in Congress, Mr.. Reilly. To
such would say, that Mr.. Reily's predecess-
.or received all the Reports Tor 1856, and that,
consequently, MIR. R. will not be able to furnish
any during the present session of Congress, un-
less resolution be passed by the House TO print
an additional number for the use of the mem
bers. Mr.. Reilly will promptly send TO his
constituents whatever documents he may get
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-29
Modest and Liberal.

The organ THE Bue2ard Clique, which has
been advocating for the last three, or four years,
the principles (!) of those factions which would
perSecute the achite man and elevate the black,
in its last issue arrogates to itself the title OF
liJero1 aewspaper Now we might object to
this assumption on the part of the Buzzard as
being rather immodest, but when we reflect
upon the fact that be is so liberal as even TO give
the name TO which he and his clique alone have
any claim, to Democrats Styling them niggers)
his magnanimity entirely overcomes us and we
are compelled TO acknowledge that hr is as
kberai black-guard as ever went into ''Ba1-
gard Feast" The aforesaid organ oerg modest
ly claims to be newspaper and one that pub
fishes public documents no matter to what side
OF politics they may lean. Why, then, does it
not publish the speeches of Senators Bigler,
Green, Fitch, the letter of Judge Black and 9TH
er papers of similarpolitcal tone? Ay, there's
the rub They don't answer the purpose OF
making Black Republicans.
The Bu1eard would like TO have people
think be publishes all kinds of party documents
merely as matter of news. His wish might be
gratifed if the public were as blind as himself
or if no such person as Fl. Bucher Swoope had
ever existed. Bot, as the case stands, he dis
plays the same cloven foot which be exhibited
IN protesting to support Fillmore whilst secret
ly working for Fremont. The public will not
deny that the Bueeard rs said 20 have been lib.
eraJ IN the campaign of 1856. -
+ The Gazette says that she Gov Pollock tickle
the ears of the Know Nothings and throws sop tC
the Aholitonists.' Then he after y0w with
long pole, Mr. Meyers, wasn't he2-Orgam Of h
BH=1ard Clique.
15- Not half as long a one as that will
which H. Bucher Swoope last fall stirred NJ
your rotten carcass, Mr.. Bae2ard. e..
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-29

The undersigned dltulh-
ed auditor TO distribute the money IN the hahas oil
Job Maon, Esq, administrator of the estate oil JOS
L. Morrison, decd-hereby gives notice thai ne VIII
meet all parties Interested at his office, IN Bedford
Thursday the 21st January, 1858, at 10 0 clock
a. Nj. JOHN NOV En-
Ian. Is. 1885. Auditor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-29

JUST received at Shoemaker's Colonade
Aetorr, large assortment of Boots, Shoes.
Hats, &c, dec,4, of.l
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-29

Beauties OF LIT1GATIoN.-Th case of Jo-
seph Bryant vs., Leander Warren, of Leicester,
Mass, in which the matter in dispute was an
acre of land, upon title nearly one hundred
years old, has occupied the court at Worcester
Tor eight days past, and has finally resulted in a
verdict of Sl50 for the plaintiff. q This little
matter has cost the disputants $4,000,