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ef 1t war ye, you or them, future tense: and in
dycaive mood, not a darn scrnple,' said T.
'fiev you formed any opinion for or agin the
prisoner said he.
Not particular agin the Jarmin,' said /, 'but
hate niggels as general principIe-and shall
go for hanging this ere old white-wooled cuss,
whether he killed Mr.. Cooper or not says /.
'Do you know the nature Of an oathr the
clark eyed me.
Il orter,' says /, 'for I've used enough Of 'em.
I began TO swear when was only about
'Thatll do said the clark. You kin go
home,' says he, 'you won't De wanted in this
ere case says the clark, says he.
what says /, 'ain't to try this niger at
all.'
No. SAYS the clark.
'But am jewryman,' says I, 'an you can't
hang the niger unless Pye sot on him;' says J.
Pass on says the clark, speaking very
cross.
But says |, you mister, you don't mean as
you say am a regular jewryman, you know.
Drawed out Of the box by the select men, says
l. I've oilers had hankern TO hang a nigger,
and now, when mprciful dispensashon seems
10 have provided one for me, you say | shan't
sit on himl Are this our free institootions =
Is this the nineteenth sentry! And this our
ooasted'-here somebody hollered, silence in
the Court
sThe Court be d. didn't finish this re
mark, for couple of Constabes had holt of me,
and in the twinklin of bed post was hustled
down stairs into .he street.
Now, Mr.. Editor, let me ask what are we
comm 10, when jewrynen-legal, lawful jew
rymen can be tossed about in this way Talk
about Kanscrs, Mormons, Spirituaism, Free
Love and Panics-whar ar they in comparison?
Here's great principle upsot As an iuder-
vidooal perhaps I'm of no great account-taint
for me 10 say, but when as an enlightened jew
ryman | was tuck and carried down stairs by
prrtane hands, just for assertin my right TO sit
on a nigger-wy it seems 10 me the pillows OF
society shook; that in my sacred person
the whole State itself was, fggerativels speak
in, kicked down stairs If thars law IN the
land, I'll have this case brought up under a
writ of he0eas Corpus or ixsy Dicksit
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TIE JUDICIAL CANDIDATES.

Some months since the Democratic party Of
Pcnnsy ania nominated Hon. William 4 Por-
ter as its candidate Tor Justice Of the Supreme
Court oithis Commonwealth. Within the past
week the Mulatto Convention placed b.i1rr the
people the Hon. John NJ. Rad Tor the same
position. The Straight out Americans have yet
made no nomination, though a large number
Of the members Of that party are strongly IN
favor of Judge AIIison's nomination Tor this
high and honorable. judicial station.
Judge Porter is the Democratic candidate,
nominated as such BY Convention composed Of
the most attached, experienced and tru>ty me m
brrs of the party. He thus received party en-
doisement with re- ference TO his Standing as
Democrat, which endorsement is based upon
the we'll known fact that Judgr Porter has ever
. been a consistent, staunch and unwavering par
/ ty man, welded to It's principles from honest
conviction, and upholding and sustaining those
principles on all occasions. In addition to this
William 4. Potter has legal !rarning and a.
bilitics Of a very high order he possesses stern
indrppndt nee, and most patient and untiring
industry, while his standing and influence a.
mong the legal profession show his integrity
and uprightness Of purpose to be beyond cavil or
question. Since he has been upon the Supreme
Bench by virtue Of an appointment from Cover
nor Packer, Judge Porter has sustained himself
with entire satisfaction to the Bar, and added 20
to his already high character in all sections ol
the State. The same cool, calm, steady course
whi, marks Judge Porter's course in private
life and in the field of State and National poll
tics he carried with him into the judicial po-
snion which he now holds, and that constitutes
the strongest point in his judicial character
He is not led asray by passion, or blinded by
7 prejudice. He is not enamorrd with one opn.
: ion or fancy to-day, and divorced from il to-mor
row. In politics his opinions the result d
. of investigation. They are not lightly takel
0 np-nor discarded from caprice, nor given u,
: at the promptings Of ambition, or but the keel
spur Of disappointed hopes or expectations. :
o He is the strong man standing upon rock, no
! the child blowing bubbles in the air. Tn fact
: fair review OF the political course OF William
A. Potter will show that he possesses all thot
elements of study, reflection and steadiastness (
principles which absolutely essential in mt
= king up the character Of man who is fit L
= occupy place upon the Supreme Bench Of iii
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POET'R v,
THE D0G-DAY
BY JouN 6. SAKE.

s:Hor-hoi'--aH piping hof''-Crry CHrrs.
Heaven help us ali in these terrific days
The burning sun upon the earth is peltng
With his directest, fereest, hottest rays,
And everything is melting
Fat men, infatuated, fan the stagnant air,
In rash essay 10 cool their inward glowing,
While with each stroke, in doorous des pair,
They feel the eve: growing!
The lean aud athy find fate ; hard,
For, all a-dry, they burn like any tnder
Beneath the solar blaze, till withered, chaiFed
And cri-ped away to cinder
Even stoics now are in the melting mood,
And vestal cheeks are most unseemIy lorid;
The very zone that girths the frigid Prude,
Is intensity torrd!
The dogs lie loIing in the deepest shade;
The pig are all s-wauow il the cutters,
Aud not household creature--cdt or maid,
But querulou>ly mutters
'Tis dreadful, dreadful hot!"exelaims each one
Unto has sweating, sweItering, ting nels labor
Then mops his brow, and signs, : he had done
quite llerculean labor!
The friends who pass each other in the town.
Say 10 good morrows when they come together,
But only mutter, with dismal frowu,
s.What horrid horrid weather.
While prudent mortals curb with strictest care
All yagrant ours it seems the queercst puzzle
ar
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A SPREAD EAGLE TOAST.

At Prentiss Centre, Mo-, on the 5th, the foil
owing was the second regular sentiment:
OUR NATIoN-Begotten amidst the storms Of
the sixteenth century, its intantle movements
were dim and indistinctly seen on board the
May Flower; on the rock OF Plymouth, at ia
mestown, on the plains of Monongahela, and on
the heights of Abraham the Ecaprcious squalls
OF its Infancy were heard in the tea-Party Of
Boston, Faneuil Hall, on the plains OF Concord,
Lexington and Bunker Hill-in his boyhood he
ran barefooted and bareheaded over the fields Of
Saratoga, Trenton, Princeton, Monmouth and
Yorktown, whipping his mother and turning
her out of doors in his youth he strode over the
pratrieS Of the boundIeSs West, and called them
his own, paid tribute to the despots of Barbary
in powder and ball, spit in his fathers face
from behind cotton bales at New Orleans, whip
ped the mistress of the ocean, reveled in the
halls of Montezuma, stradded the Rocky Mcun
tains and with one foot upon the golden sand
and the other upon Goldfish and lumber, defed
the world in his manhood, clothed in purple
and fine linen, he rides over a continent In
cushioned cars, rides over the ocean in palace
steamers, sends his thoughts on wings OF light
ming to the world around, thunders at the doors
of the Celestial Empire and at the portals Of
distant Japan, stapS his poor old decrepit father
in the face, and tells him TO be careful how be
pecks into any of his ..pIckaroonS, and threatens
to make sheep pasture OF all the lands that JOIN
him. What he Will do in old age, God only
knows MAY he live ten thousand years, 'and
his shadow never be less.
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nanceS 0f the nobility. Lord DE Monzo Inroi-
UNFAIRLY cluiched Prince BIoWhushy'S coat tail,
and the Countess of Fizlum disappeared hyster-
ically within her hoops, whilst boil Count de
Scratch, hitherto the bravpst Of the brave, threw
himself at the foot ofthe throne and elevated
one lee signal of distress. But the
mighty Gengulphns was unmoved. Drawing
golden wire safety fuse from his bosom, he was
in the act Of attaching one end oft TO the whan-
gdoode when Oh Horror of horrors! He
behrid in one corner of the room his beloved
Sellrh locked in the arms OF Fee Ii le Swash
Bosky, Envoy Extraordinary from the Isle OF
Wight!
CHAPTER ~.
To say that GenguIphus was angry would be
but an Indifferent statement Of the truth. He
was in rage. He couldn't contain himself, and
consequently boiled over in torrents that formed
puddles of wrath at his feet. lie foamrd, raved,
ripped aud tore stamped rolled, kicked and
roared. Al last, seizing ba:tering ram by the
horns he made furious push at the guilty
pair.
CHATTER Y.
'.Dir :" shliek~d Grnguiphus, as he twirl,-i
the fra4 fu instrument above their heads-but
ala> in lis swift descent il came IN contact With
Baron de Boosry's pipe, and, gIancng at right
angles, Glove asundrr the massive door lrading
to the Royal Menagrrie Birthstone and tor
pedors! Numbered lphuS-bul he was too
late. Ere he could again raisr the huge wra-
pom, fierce demoniacal howl ran through The
rooms, aud lhp nrxt moment an uiuTated griz-
zIy Goldfish ran mady forth from the demoliSh-
ed door aud buried lis deadly iangs in the scat
OF Grngu!phuS' inrxpressiblrs! He uttered
sharp-cry Of I,ain-madt one desperate effort
TO shake off the monster-and then fell to the
floor, as dead as a June bug in January.
CAAPTEE W.
But little more remains TO be told. SyIlrh
soon after the death OF GrnguIr rhus stabbed her
srll with bed wrench, and her Parlmour, Fee
Ii !e Swash Bosky, becoming stricken with re-
morse, buried hims,lf IN pot OF poltrr-hrels
up. The countess OF Fitz Fun eloped with an
Egyptian mummy, in good stale Of rresel va
ton, and the count de Scratch, having lost the
whole of his fortune in play ing Simon says
wig was' " th Lord dc Monzo, he was forced
10 enigrale West, where he enlisted as 0.dcrly
sergeant TO lime kiln, and was shortly after
wards Killed by the accidental bursting OF cab
bagc head.
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VOL. 2, NO. 3.

DREAM OF QUAKEK LaUT.-There ts
beautiful story told of pious quaker lady, who
was addicted to smoking tobacco. She had in-
dulged herself in this habit until it had lncreas
ed so upon her, that she not only smoked her
pipe large portion of the day but frequently
sat up in bed for this purpose during the night.
Alter one of these nocturnal entertainments,
she fell asleep, and dreamed that she died and
approached heaven. Meeting an angel, she ask
ed him ii her name was written in the book Of
life. He disappeared; but replied on returning,
that he could not find it. s'Oh," said she do
look again; il must De there He disappeared
again, but returned with a sorrowful face, say
ing it was not there "Oh," said she IN agony,
'Fit must be there. have an assurance that II is
there! Do look once morep' The angel was mo-
we'd TO tears by her entreaties, and again left to
renew his search. After long absence he came
back, his face radiant with Joy, and exclaimed,
'we have found il! but it was clouded with to-
bacco smoke, that we could hardly see it," The
good woman upon waking, Immediately threw
away her pipe, and never induIged in smoking
again.
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SneCfHCEeS!

The subscriber has just received splendid
variety Of Gold, Silver Mounted, and Steel
Sp-ctacIes. with the finest Scotch Pebbles, su-
prrior in clyarness, and designed TO suit persons
Of all azes-warranted never TO FAlL-to
which he invites the attention of all who are in
need OF the article. He has also just received
an elegant assortment OF JEWELRY-all OF
which he will sell on reasonable terms.
DANIEL BORDER.
3tdfosd, May %, 1857.
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nlisrrll0ncou5.
rFro,n the Leavenworth ..Moccasn tIeraId.'I
R0BTAIIjS GREAT PRIZE STORY
THE DOOMED MONARCH,
OR
THE FIEND GOLDFISH
nliSrrIluncou s.
CHAPTER /.
BY X. X. BJBTAIL.

CHATTER ].
1t was night, now here, and nowhere was as
dark as bottle Of ink in barrel of pitch at the
bottom of well, and forty four thousand times
darker than the concentrated darkness Of forty
thousant miduights, when " or throne OF pc
triird tutlr soup, stood the mighty CirnguIphus,
monarch ofthc Fe Fo Fl Fun Islands, eating
,hce Of Lutlrred beeswax, occasionally wettIng
his lips by drinking luidcal wrought iron sheet
anchors nuke foremost.
Around him stood eighty two thousand nine
hundred and eighty seven and halt Cour-
tiers :!
Bring forth the whangdood!r and place ii on
the hrwgag . exclaimed he in terrific voice:
al the same time cutting off a courter's head
with the sharp edge Of an Illuminated cotton
bale.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
JOB MANN.
c. H. SPANG.

JOB MANN. c. H. SPANG.
The undersig gned have associated themselves in the
Practice OF The Law ard will attend promptly TO all
business entrusted 10 their in Bedford and ad
Ioining counties.
n~- Office on iuianna Street, three doors south Of
s.engeI Hoa,e - opposite the residence OF Mai. Tate
JOB MANN,
lime . 1851 G.. n. SPANG.
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ER. 7. G. REiNER

ID ESPECTFULLY- begs leave to tender his
~ Professional Services to the Citizens Of
Bedford and vicinity.
u Office in Julianna Street, at the Drug
and Book Store. Feb. II, 1884.
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Coon ANEcDoTE.-Some few days ago
strolled into oounting-room Of friend. He be-
ing absent, commenced chat with his clerk,
when good looking "cullered pusson" enter
ed, doiied his castor and said
MAS Bob, can you lem me quarter till this
afternoon, and | will pay you sartin ~
Mas Bob applied his dexter TO his vest Pock-
ct, but it made mo sign turned.
well, Buck, you look tolerably honest, but,
I don't know you, if you will give me security,
I'll lend you the quarter His eyes brighten
ed as he asked
'Yes,' replied Bob.
] forked over. Some time afterwards, wen
ding the same way, as was about 10 enter the
office, th4 Identical Buck stood before me.
Buck, where's my quarter You didn't
pay as you promised
no, sab, gift you Security
Well, but I wantyou 10 pay mel lent you
the quarter.
.Dats true, sab, bat 1t am the custom down
here to 'zaust de security lust.
! left.
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VIM, P. SCAELL. ATTORNEY AT LAW.

W. ILL attend faithfully to all legal business
w entrusted 10 his care in the Counties Of
Bdford Gnd Fulton.
Rrd!oTd Nov. |. lS47.
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CHAPTER II.

The whangdoodle was placed upon the h"w-
gag-but before we go further, let US take
glance at the political state of America at the
date our story opens. We were involved in
war with Mexico, and Gen. Scott was carrying
our victorious flag through the halls OF the
N0nte-locsers Gen. Washington, comman-
ding the home army, adformed junction with
CHRISTOPHER Columbus at Nauvou aud defeated
the combined forces Of England, France, and
H,ndoostan in a Sanguinary retreat on Bung-
town hrigh,S. John G.. Fremont, President ol
the United States, had appointed James Bu-
chanan Governor of Cape Cod; and Napoleon
Bonaparie, as Mayor of Bunker Hill, assisted by
Lieutenant Genera! Barney O'Twigger, OF Ire
land, was preparing for descent upon the TO-
ries at Crrro Gordo whilst DR.. Jayne, u. 5
Surgeon, Twas constructing a strong foit at Carr
armed with a chain pump and one hundred bot
ties this Carminative Balsam.
Under these tremendous circumstances NJ
wonder the men and women ofthe 18th centu
ry were highly intellectual, and generally sFeak
/ ing. born when they were young.
! Turn we again to our story.
CHAPTER III.
The whangdoodle was placed upon the he"
gag. Dismay and terror sal upon the counte
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RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Bedford and vicinity.
Office and residence on Pitt-Street, in the
buIding formerly occupied by DR.. John EIofus
June "a, 1898.
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An AMUSING ANEcDoTE.-Daniel Webster
had an anecdote of old Father Sear, the minister
of ms boyhood, which is to good 10 be lost. 1t
was customary then TO wear buckskln breeches
in cool weather. One Sunday morning IN the
autumn, Father Searl brought his down from
the garret but the wasps had taken possession
during the summer, and were having NICE
time Of it 10 them. BY dint of an eff''t he got
out the iutrudtrs and dressed Tor meeting.
But while reading the Scriptures to the congre-
CATION, he felt dagger from one OF the , enra,
9ed smaIl-waisted fellows, and jumped around
the uulpit, sappng his thighs. But the more
he siapped and danced the more they stung.-
The people thought him crazy, and were IN
commotion as to what to do but he explained
the matter by saying .'Brsthrsn don't Be aiar
med the cord Of The Lord is 10 nny mouth duf
the Deuii IS an my breaches Webster always
told it with great glee to the minister's
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TO BUILDERS.
VIM. FOSTER,
WITH
WITH
IL nurIA IIN'D L y IL 4 l. 4. 20

R.7LDWLN, LLNDER.MRA'S co.
Importers and Dealers in Hosiery, Gloves,
Trimmings, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Goods,
Looking Glasses, &C. No 81 North Third ST.,
Philadelphia All orders solicited and prompts
~ attended to. Sept ), 1886
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.FOhn u. Reed.

Attorney at Law. Bedford, Pennsylvania
Rc>pedtujly tcnde7s his ssrr'ces 10 fhe P~bijc
N7- Oificr second door North Of the Mengel
House.
Bedford. Feb. 20, 1882.
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AN old lady possessing fine fortune, and
noted for her penchant for The use of fguraliye
expressions, one day assembled her srandchll-
rem when the following conversation took
ssMy children" said The old lady, 81 am the
root and ye are the branches"
"Grandma,' - SAID one 2"
s.What my child! 3"
81 was thinking how mnch better the bran
ches would flourish, il the root was under the
ground
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AMERIC AN H HOU S E,
UMBERLAND Md,
ADJOINING I HE UEFOI,
HIN G. RIFLE, PROPRIETOR

JOHN G. RIFLE, PROPRlEToR.
I5= Coaches from Bst ford, Greensburg and
Washington, stop at tins House. Persons gong
TO Cumberland will find advantages, by stopping
al the ssAmerican House," over that OF any
other in the place. lmay IA, '9S-ly.D
yJJLJJ1JJJSJ5,>>rJ rJ~5JySJ5JJ|
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( = o RD, pc NJ A.
WILL. punctuay attend to all business entrusted 10
their care. o. Mr.. Bacr Wlli be IN regular attend
aure a; Court Office lrliana street, as for
nerly occupied by VIM. NJ Hall, Esq. lan '5N.
JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ- JJ-f~.JJJIJJJJJJJJ~
TO BUILDERS.
The subscriber Is fully Preprred to furnish
any quantity or quality Of Building Lumber
aud Pla>,ering Lalhs Orders directed TO s..
ClairSvrllr, Bedford County, will be promptly
attended 10, by giving a reasonable notice.
F. d. BEEGLE.
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THE MENGEL HOUSE.
valentine Steckman, Proprietor.

0y- Boardrrs taken by the day, week, month
or wear, on moderate terms.
Nav @ 1856
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Cessna 4 shannon.

nAVE formrd a Partnership in the Practice
4 Of the Law. u Office n"arly opposite
the Ga<pfie Office, where one or the other may
at all times be found.
Bedford. Oct. 2G, 1919.
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PURE CASTOR OIL,
at Dr. Harry's Drug and Book Store.
july 80, '58.l
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esJim did you ever double the Cape of Good
Hope % 81 expect l have" "When %
Last night. when put my arm around the
cape that belonged TO the dress of young lady,
that have good hopes Of making Mrs. Dusen-
bury"
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esNffss Julia, allow me to close the blind; the
heat of the sun must be oppressive"
"You are very kind, sir, but would rather
have little son than no heir at ALL
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LAW NOTICE.
,Er 7 RArR A+tnrnnu ot Lam

W y. bhhNl hILUIHty oL LstW
WILL practice regularly in the Courts OF
Bedford County hereafter. lie NAV, during
Court Weeks, be CONSULTED at his room at the
Washinghton Hotel.
Nur %, 1898.
JrlrIIrLrrTIIJSy< JSy<<CrC(IJJrJ[r
sr. rr rAHr. @. W. EENroED. L. +. MEYERS.
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