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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

By the resnsnt Of The Of he United states rste
who returned 70 the United States good
ybesk, mark OF thetr appreciation Of his
yvoluftereS professional services rerdered hsf ship
<naies, vho aficted 9TH yellow fever April 1884
q
The regatta pri,es also on exhibition, are very nne
they are four number each Of which s2Ts. One
In Flernsb tankard Of curious construction n h ten
inches bish sv inches In diameter s the bsse, and
weighs about one hundred On the top q the Id
ssauetse OF ssior throwing the lead, and the feet
and handle made 10 rcpvesest chain cable, which 10
secured 10 The ankard sailor fashion ~ means OF small
silver ropN yarns The lower half n OF matted ground
which rests upon Q base Of seawecd, among which are
tsn anchors and ten ridenss The salver, which eoss
with the antard, nnecn inch oval the raised edge OF
which represents ships bulvsrks. The feet are four
finely carved dol )hus The Greet mermaid blowing
conch shell which abe holds In her right hand, While
rssis SPAR, rigging, asss, &c. Another prize mas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

Capslze Of = Pleasure Boat and Loss OF Life.
BosroN, June 8, 1868.
During . severe thunder shower this noon tho now
schooner Prairie Flower with thirty Eve passengers
boaro, caps,zed In our barbor. Two men were
drowned ana boy s missing, bat the latter sas probs
bly, picked up, he Of number OF rescu-
ing vessels who saved the remainder and brought them
10 the city. The schooner belonged 10 salem, and The
psssel gers were taking pleasure trip 70 Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

Cedar Lined Trpnks- Superior sclo Le~-
tier ,ruras lsdts trunks Victoria hat cases so
Fbencs travelling bags
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

y
The difficulty be&weeu the Buffalo dtvstou II the Erie
Railroad the New York Central Railroad a 8s'avia,
Ia sseomtre atbsesseoins character The former, "a
make csion With another road Is obliged 10 GROSS
The track Of the latter In Batavia This toe Cestrai
RS'roed Company appears determined to prevent,
suo they have placed n train Of freight oars d.
recy tie crossing, and chained to the track four
heavy LOGON o,,ves All is 10 charge Of iarse gaog Il
men, who have thus far succeeded In efec:tnG the
blockade TIE Erie road has applied 70 tho Soesf for
protection, and 70 morrow -rosstcg viii DO maoe 0y
force, II necessary, Tho Central COMPANY have ooun
seIed their DOT to resist force 10 used bat to pre-
vent By all other means the crcssiog Of their track Tho
Cept,a, Company have . large force Of Irishmsu eight
miles Of trouble 10 readiness to proceed n
Z uuoments waning. Serious trouble Is anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

DR., O Howard darshsB, Casarvh Physe-
otsn sl Il the Nicholas "a Hoa~s 10 To ooock
Cures tats Direct all eten ~ ricSolas Hotel n T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

wheeler q wusepp Sewing Msehsnss--
Hishe., premiums -srcss IN ns By NE Americsr Inst
tre New voYS harylsrd institute Hsltnorei and A. lhe
wsrs Ccope~scut fnos and Michigan fsirs Once
sxs prcsdwsv New York sera for crcuisr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09
CoIllAlOn at Sea.

BosroN, juno D, 1883.
The bark ". Andrews, oil wiscAsset, Me-, from New
YORK. r. ports that che collision or Sesun, tbs 4t
ips Win tho Zerids'or Bremen, Me- and sunk
the Latter, barely saving her crow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

seem 70 be tho interest OF the 6us owner Of this r
Whaever be may b. that this oontract should 10 ns 10
~ilI Materially aid 10 the early oomptcson the rosf
and furnish the that aer the Uued Sstes hst
entered on the or IN tho transmission Of hor mails,
no wsntou or Illegal revocation OF the right would be
tolerated
The department. In arriving Of the couclusioa that tina
time had whom the mall N tho Uaied 5tates
ought be placed tois sad addan route a~s
not been Influenced N the slightest JNgree ny geogrs
phcsl parsaes Rightly considered there IL rival and
separate Of the north northeast ~ be preu
diced by the establishment OF this route Do shorter
safer expeditions than other route Il aud
w be adopsed By the people Of that portion o. tho Uced
6ates, both for posta and travelling purposes, ~ freely
sus fully - BY those Of the west end southwest II
present such striking advantages then msre soatnern
vansts such ~ Panama Corqui Nicaragua, will DO con
tnued 70 be usAd By all the northern And northeastern
portion OF the Unt0n whilst that Of tho rehusuepeo would
probably be used BY the people Of tho west and souh
vesterp States whose geographical positions rendered
70 them tho most desirable transit am vsvy respeoteu
y, your obedent servant AARON " BROWN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

Now H1mF6h1K6 Le3ubtaHukVs -
CONCORD, June 8, 1856.
The republican Senators in last night res,lve to
adhere 10 the Of rotston In oce, which adverse
70 the election OF Hon John p Hale. tho indications
favorable 70 tho election Of Hon T. n EdwArdS Or
Keene, TO the Senatorship.
ELxvm oNoCx. Pm.
The democratic caucus tonight pomiosted aoa John
Wells for United States Senator. rhe Skaesndn Of this
evening has strong artistic against the re election q
John r Hale Notice was given Ia tho House to-day Of
bill to extend the telegraph facilities in New Haupshire
petition TOR the purpose 10 signed BY r. O. Smith
The House republican fully atteo6ed this
evening One hundred and ninety ballots cast
the nomination for United States Senator, Of which
John Bale received hundred and tweoty seven,
Edwards thirty, and Amos Tuck twcntysK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

Dearsh0a, Asuss Fevers, Biie--Im mediate
reet b5 cses sfstfFELDs cosnac ptters- Cmce NO "
haeoAa streek, New york.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

Locking Glssses, Picture wr-rres, &C., Sc
New nd Se.prfvt W i~~, a. tftss retncacns
wIIidAks, sfaYsss wIlLfAss co,
No SIS srosdwar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

n 600 Reward fur the Mem that Likes us
own portrait which nsy be taken sspy price ans any
place. Inquire for HOLM =, ~ SrosdwsJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

Paris Bcoss, snc~s and Caters, just Re
cefved from makers By EUGtNE FkRRrA bootmsser
a. Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

The Academy OF Dsstgp.-Povtrsit sf Hes
painted BY KNOX Copies obtained q, The stsdio
lhe artist No. 2if Broadway, s the bw price Of ~ each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

AND THE REGATTA PRrzns.
fhe gold medal presented by the Survivors OF the crew
Of the fga,e susquehspna 10 Dr. Rose and the 70
eatsa prizes exhibition at Tiffany Co g, In Brosd
way me medal s cf sod gold and weighs ave ounces
n about two inches In diameter. and the border Is
curously formed Into the scmblAncs Of Q rope On one
aide In Q beautiful representation Of rne su-uuehanna,
and tbs other s engraved the following inscription:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

Shoes ard Gsit~~s, that arr Cool ana Conn
Portable, at LoRIs BROOKS SONS iss fulton, opposite
Church atreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

Fredevschs Photographs Temple ~ Art
Photographic halsJpes, dasusrrscypes and a@esyps~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

Summer Hats for Gents This Dey.-A beau
uful ain hat O.; a spiened cssumer hat ~ NJ HARRIS
hUssAK'- 18 Bovery, ~ Hlshth avenue and 50 Grand
street. A large assortment of fancy hats ~ usual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

0nh, IDlnltsh ie 3alS Cutter, No. I Barclay
stree1 "a ar dIe, shilingz box hlaek or brown
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-04
NGomtaa, Dem a, Cfto6cr 1858.

5u, ieltam, murn1eIte 0}aprleou, er mar es
mnoe, uber Sf(aUen gu berrl9en! Qll8 OBJ eS
l'9 nber Trete W3anner berrIAeu IieBe! g(d i'd
mo9te ar otelen S0ni9 mcbl 9etanut baben, bieleu
Son's, Oer Elm 10 obioIuter Serri4er mar, uno
oo4 DE Stlapen peraatete, Der ba5 99wert 70
llaer rlbrte alS Die 6eoer, Dem Der Dpnuer Der
Sanonen eben 10 melcbii4 tlan9, wie bic IiBen
Zone ietner 6lHte, Der nit Soltaire 8erle
madte, uno nit Saweriu uno 3ttt6en SdlaGe
ten 9smann. @r mat ein lluiperjal9enie, nnb
mir baben leltpem nidt S:ine8. .,lei9en seleben.
Sb, Sire, murnelten Die Wtarjdd0e, Gw.
Woletdt Uer9eiIen -
Sttll, meine Serren, rieT Japoleon nit sprs
niger Stln1me, tnoem er nit au85eitredtem Irm
ouT Den Sebnltubl blnoeutete, iIlu, meine 6er>
rem, feline S4mei4eleien fir mid an oieIer
Steae. SD polIte, ia bdtte bieIeu 8roBin
6riebrtd Sefannt, penn i'd CLAUDE, mir Seipe
piiroen nu6 retltanOea baben!
(6ortIeeung fcl9t)
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S&SDblfetI! SSOblfcil! sESOblfcil
Jtp. 151 6rantllnlfr.

Sci z. .. . &c +.
SD babe .mt9 tnt4tOfsn nit msinen pOuemen gBaarsn
8ani auurdumen pefaute bspalb Hteieben isbr bs
unter sew0bnlt6sm preiis, ais
Wollene Strimpie (Stockiugs),
SbipalS (Comlorts),
unterbemoen (Undershirts),
nnterbpien Drawers),
WtannS< u. 6rauens Saden( Jackets,
Wc0ene SinbersSappen Hoods. &c.
5uslti& made t dae 5dnbItr aufmerfiam, bag i'd nod
wts absr al Arten tetat 2Gaaren a 5anp bate unb bic
ie!ben sum GuSer bta8en gree au Cab Osraue. Qo9U
Itfale unb Hetait.
User tats tauen wiu btr sebe mad Isl 8ranfliafruss
Come one, come all
give the cheap Store Isl call,
LA WKENCE ID. DIETZ.
Proprietor of the cheap Blue Post Store.
Dealer in
Fancy Variety, Notions s. small Goods.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-04

:ne oaIy EBAL 7IMoRE wEKCERg is pu rs
e'ery morning (ckcept Sunday and is delivered
C@rriers 70 OltS subscribers at Cts. per week.
The WICKER is also da1ivo,0d :, a., C.4i,.a
~ashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daiIv wECupp
So. SC in advance. ' Ni'
&S- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER ia rub1;.
he'd every Friday at ~ per annum and s1 ner
months in advance. V- P0f
~ ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terrns
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-04
UeSinsumsen

Def tdsIt&t Baltimore aDedtr" erf&snt
ttesn DlVr9th INIT 9Lusnapme tes S0nntGss) nnb
tUtet @ents per 23O4e. an ote GrGssr iapIbar.
Der ,,gDedes" prb eSeufals In QDaf6nstOn unb
9DbeeltH9 taglib bHrG Gtaser ben Abonnenitn
tns 3aus belprst. ~ stsss~@
D1rb pte 9pit Sericnsst tufst Der tdsIGe ,gBsdsr"
$3.50 per SJaDr, In unbtbtngter WprGusb be
iablung. s--
az DaS 1B D!dben6Latt beS Baltimore gDedtr
trl&etnt eben 8retaB unbstpfst iaprl 81 jim unbt-
btnster 0praHsbeSatlane.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-04
Galenber fiir 1859.

NNLkIIpTL T4I ASOVs
oIsrber fir 1859 empfebt 0Iieberref6uferu Dusenb Is
Mua2S.S %. Nt. 9 d m tbt, Np. 55 ". @lpAr.
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$ggCg1sevnG . G2gSG SGer.
szzi,51yN - llebcrie;ti4e
as4.ssss I'D @Saiiaoc= 2Ggemtur.

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8efra@ter IN 8rem in Ys5ts0ar8 teicn fir Re
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be uno 8erwdAote Don Deufar0 psrdber ipmnen ldHsu
pclea uniert WermittsluuB urp pb8es plu3 Sree6eAf
6eeelf9tffe g pfre0en Sremeu t. unS l5 iebsu
WpnatS
@benp f6Unee Bet uus paTasstene ia6sr glaR uner ST.
Ieeuna Der YldSe fur be neueA pr GtbpGT Elm.
gcrtGbteten Oamp Fl Gtffe pes Nprbbeutfdbtn
Qltep at Nerpsgpr nda Srencn al8 aug
db Bremen Nep-Nprt
;u ben Q Ter &cmpd8nte epe nAbre Nueoe) uutsr
eeten 9c6nBuugen fur Gtednung ber So 81 cIpfs
8fItAen unp ct 9 eft, Agenen Der S6fe In 81 M
gcrt, et8s8en3 npmmen werbtn, unb od mau NIT SIC t
bteisn Soften Vcr5u8 eetsH fana dnb bur
BET uHs u Noe Dor 2jeruBereifu bar0 u rs prfer
Gunner seFbert lne, tD empfeblsn mir aud btertn be
YutIttum uniere Sermuns. .
Die AbaDrtstase Der S@iTs itnb mts fo9t
., 8remen D. New. gCrf..
p. 9abipn, " aaeats, Il. sui H. aug.
9ep.g srt .. 6aatem 81 suit 70. dug.
30 eler, 6dtien, ii. Mua. IL. Sfpt.
9Ds8ea udberer @uStunft tpeate man f& dn
#H.. y ed unp a d mn,
Snli1,tI No 49, 23.sepmedrPfr SaIttmUre
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SSrGmFess ~gs0 &setcenDew !!
DIR. Swayne's
5uiantmcn5eieeter SbrHp pcn gSiIofiri6eu I
gsni3eroreEnta.c.,e SSnr.

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Or. Swasns- pert1e cegri "a ais etne pHtGt az.
~ tstn wtl m Gu1 mtt ejaer r ta sstrefenesf Mr. Jn
aWBer0reentltq befann a@ AIS cine nteperaeris
zen whTps Sm IePtsH A.iete oGe - f1Te Sruifer.
aiFnn3 aus nGlrT b Ell SETS boese bas I'D aud brn
GnnBsn mpeite ota tcErlLp au6srltS ps @56lstnt
patren rns aup h1r9 ote Oefaurs in retner 8run an
eaenp mil 5!o8tr AebustsI! oaGet bGtre Id Iag nnb
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e5r HntaG6 Oab etae 4erste aas opFnuna auFcabfn
E1 nene &Faapst dnBer hem BsyeG ppn lReetsn bts.n
Sn oesh eisnoe odtano biie5 i auBe 3ett Sis Id III
taem StrtpPe a68eme8ert par, nne FIR MID 9le 5SFHSs
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9te'sn TunSsrDra'n &ursH 8eIslsn bate ps Gacr gu.
III III &c Sttr Ssrup DpR 2DtIb ftr-
@en ber9prbra&te 10 9dts Id sle9 fir fanf 9vt.sln
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metnem grSBn @rEauneH una tEr rsuoe mener 5amtIie
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aaem ae uae alst3 s7H Soften g5raG 1atte Ia gSl.
lsssr ta9f Sabre o gsraOGsn pnenp4 sin I'D rim sen.
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ben estea is 9onaten ntt enn Ia8 franz cwelsn un6 ge
Ss@s' 0aR 'q ~"p sf'FsH Da"F sGlos OtH @@tanssDVG
Der unerf6rttbsne If NIT abCmas Drpn aenou s@,rr,
as @ fsan tTas tn sa S f sgn @ Ss9as
or ii Elm wHrbi8ss Yttt6ltep Ger CSeeafaaft '''
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!ta - 2Alten &rialmn8en Aussebruns 8fonditts Gns
gtaH5relt 1.auer PuFtn SutiPseu 5dierseit, I1pa6e
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t'suttGn CDssen 0bbrau Gapne aap anSeren la la.
9tn0 PerstrPtsn epsr 5srSfraabeit tssnbs 0ena ppe
&nttInbua8 Der Seple Seine nabr6aen @teeniSaften
berbesn unb renise bes Slu untcrpalte Bic 6rat
20 Der APRettt feb!t, - &Gstniesr g,rferftser
Gr. %pGpat Spnn
4, Rpttt SG0entt Street, nbCr hem WGrF
@btideeppta
g5erEautt bet:
s. y. Gppt So. rs Saltimprearase;
s. 81. RpGltng, NG. 95 SrpaDpap;
6. Etep, Re- 81 NUrtb @apfraet, unb
in per OTItce DtS Baltimore QSeGer."
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wa8, pa8 btIIt8 re aIIer Wtd5 ter
fir 0tsiensen weG G bic GasrEbren uuS nRtt.
sen 8Srrt4tun8M pPn ParleS SuuebHbn, ode ppn
Baltimore unp SrpntfrdBe ani6dfcu ' WV
NeiHen 6senngen unb Setaantsn, frwie ten Yublifum
IbertGupt sr1aubt t3 mir bic Smerune s4 aea bok bel
mir npr SOn Der resaen Sepeauue bic eee en dna neil
aue &r6etten Sur@ mstns siseneu pdnee ssben.
- Nefard nren, iNWe Uattss Weta4s Grbeen warbe Id
70 i1nen aIS inpab beiVrsen. y"
Auet4,3mt GbaS. unobubr
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OiOtbwetue, Yortwetue, MalaGa, @faoeira
aud NOD anbsrs mebr bon ssrines nnb better Qua Gt,
FauIeu Bel V. s. ntmau
EIHf go. Nortb 8apfraBe
eli' Ht'ts. # wtf&en Baltimore u. 9aaettefr
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s. ,. &ppt, So. rs Saltimprsiirase;
8. 81 Rp6Itng &c. 95 SrpappaS;
G.Ttes, 9ls. 5f AUrtb Gapfraet, unb
in per JTnce bt8 Baltimore 9DeGer.S
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o,rceerete gssetne etanprs &c.
~ 49, M. Schneider q Comp,
46 Soutb SDwarbltr., nobe Brattf fr.
OfTTfssscniorif
cSmuDrter & Sedler

}etabitrt ppbet nj i'm StoKbe ftnb, betfebr
ettitgen Yret leH etne au&ge3et@n sSaa'e
3u itefErn nno bte grDBten Srbres 1uS5ufub"
Ten, 1rpeers ma DEN ptr bterauf a ent-
II 1 du tfdm. .t Sunt40-S
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ISst.5ss - 9as f8Ene, neae, lbneaiegen5s prsusff6e
:-ssxssss@FS9Sss~ S6tt @buarb, @lpt. 2Stettna mrb
prompt nad ubiBem Saen erpeeir ptrSer. Dte
esgant nto eqaem n9erltets unO 2 Gnate btee gaa.
g99en SahI8e meme ii3 ben Gaptan an gprner,s
gBbarf cber ~
Spt8sS (up . StajrS '"'N'''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-19
A GARD

The Subscriber would respectfully announce
10 his friends and customers that he has associated
with him 10 the mercantile business j. 6. Min
nch of Bedford Bor. and that hereafter the
same will be conducted under the firm Of Reed
& Minch, at the old stand. He takes this OPP
portunity Of returning his thanks for the past
liberal support awarded him by his friends, and
Solicits continuance Of their favor for the new
firm. He respectfully calls upon his friends
& customers to settle up their accounts as soon
as convenient, pay or no pay, as 1t IS very
desireable to have his old books closed.
Very respectfully, JACOB REED.
Feb, 1853.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-19
REDFORD COUNTY, SIS.

AT an Orphans Court held
at Bedford on The sth day Of February, A. d. ls2S,
before the Judges oi the said Court,
On motion OF John P. Reed ksg'
the Court gran; rule upon The heirs and legal reps
resenratives of Jacob Rifle, late ofjunata townsnip
in said county decd. wt, John c. Rifle, residing
in Cumberland, Md, Mary, wife OF John sweeny,
residing in Indiana comfy, Pa, Thomas esldng ~
Iowa, David, residing in Lgonier. Weslmoreland
connfy Pa Ellen, wife of Thomas Mc'Caiiift, resi-
ding in Somerset, now in Bedford county, Penn'a.,
Catharine. minor, daughter Of Catharine, deco,
who has for her guardian all iitsm, o. +. shannon;
ESQ., residing in Bedford, and Margaret, wife Of Al
fred Miller, residing in Cumberland, Nd, 70 be and
appear at an Orphans Court 10 be held at Bedora' ID
and for said co.. on the 1st Monday, b day oi May,
next to accept or refuse 10 take the Real Estate ei
said deceased at the valuation, which has been val
ued and appraised in pursuance OF writ OF paftiion
or valuation issued OF the Orphans court Of ped
ford county aforesaid, and 10 the Sberfoi sand eouh
directed, or show cause why the same should not be
sold.
Sheriff directed 10 serve same personally upon those
heirs residing in the county, and by ppbiicatoh up
on those residing without
By the Court.
ATTEST WILLIAM s. FLUkE,
March 70, 1853. oheflh'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-19


The DUEL NUISANCE The Springfield Re-
publican closes an article on Dazzling with the
following paragraph
ave are satisfied of two things-nay, OF
three, first, that duellng III never be eitctual-
Is suppressed by law second, that men who GET
into grog-shop quarreIs aud seek dGels, are bet
ter shot than nnshot third, that The only cure
for dnelliug is to let 'em shoot We would not
enter on our list Of friends man who needless
ly should undertake 10 step duel. The fact
is, there viii be challenges ADD acceptances OF
them, Just as long as the buliies know that they
will not be allowed to fight The whole thing
is a farce, and is regarded as snch by the parties
themselves. There is 20 cure for ibis duel nui-
sance, let us repeat, but in allowing il to go on
to its legitimate results Our children and our
young men, all over the coantry, are growing
up with this duelling example beioie them, an
example set by men who occupy high siaIoils,
men who ought to be representatives. Of the best
sentiments OF the nation. The idea oi duel,
as a last resort Of injured honor, is becoming
familiar to them. 1t IS but just TO the scoun-
drels who are breeding and psrPeiuating this
false and uncbristian idea, and bat iast 10 the
public, that, If they have got the pluck 10 do II,
they be allowed on all occasionssof their choos-
ing 10 kill each other and horlify the nation
with murders that will help to place bar upon
The duel that will last"
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New Goods,
GREAT EXCITEMENT
II sHoEMAKERs CoLoNADE STORE

AT SH0EMA AKERS COLONADE STORE.
TIE undersigned having just returned from the cas-
iefa cities, are na.s openFg splendid assortment
oi all and Winter goods, consisting in part oil Ladies
Dress goods, Black and Fancy Silks, MeTinoes, De-
LANES, Casanefes,' Afpaccas, shawls, cacoes,
Wooen Hooas < Taln,as for ladies and children,
Red and White Fiannelz, Hosiery, &c. Gentlemen
aud Boys wear Cloths, Bl'k and Fancy Casimeres,
Jeans, fweeds, Satinetts, Muslins, &c,
BOOTS 81 SHOES,
Gents and Boys Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Misses
Shoes and Caters o. all sizes and descriptions. A
general assortment Of Gents x Boys Hats and Caps.
Flour OIL Cloths, Syrup Molasses, White & Brown
Sugar, Green and Black fea Groceries of all kinds,
Buckets, Tubs, Baskets, Qaeensware, Hardware,
and all articles usually kept in country Stores
Thankful for past avors thev hope that by fair deal
ings, and desire TO please, TO receive liberal share
Of public patronage.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods
J. X j. III. SHOEMAKER.
Oct. 1G, 1857.
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EBg0ae2 'E'0gs Coal?
AT The COOK COLLIERY
AT HOPEAMEL

KNOWN As THE COKE BANKn
THE Undersigned would hereby notify the public
that he IS engaged IN The coal K mining business, at
the Broad Top coal mines, one half miEe from the
town OF Hopeweil. In order 10 Insure speedy sale
he viii sell il at the mines al - cents per bushel,
and delivered at Hopewel, at s cents per bushel.-
Persons wishing coal will find 1t to their advantage
to give bm call, as the coal is OF the first quality
and the terms per bushel less than il be obtained
for elsewhere. The subscriber can at all times be
found at his Office at Hopewel by persons DESTROYS
OF purchasing.
Dec IS, '57-3m. RICHARD LANGDON.
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JOHN r. H0GG.

sold and collected. Bank notes and Specie bought
and sold. Stocks, notes, and other securities bought
and sold Commission. Correspondence and col
lectons solicited.
Aug. 21, 1857.
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LAST NOTICE |!

LAST NOTICE
THE subscribers now have their books posted
for settlement, and call upon al parsons doing
business with them, TO come forward and set
tie up their accounts Immediately. They hope
this notice will not be passed unheeded, as this
has been the first time for years Of business that
a similar call has been made. One OF the firm
being now engaged in other business, the bosi-
ness of The firm imperatively demands settle
rent. All kinds of Hides will be taken in pay
ment Of accounts due.
TAYLOR & MOWRY.
Jan. |, 1853.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

LETTERS of administration on the estate Of Jacob
Heitshew, late Of Napier township, deceased, hav-
ing been granted 10 the subscriber residing in said
township-alI persons indebted TO said estate are
therefore notified TO make payment Immediately,
and those having claims VIII present Them forth
with for settlement.
DAVID HEITSHEW.
Feb 10, 1853. Adm'r.
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DIED:

AT the house Of Mr.. William OF, in Friends
Cove, on the 10th inst, of dFoPsy in the chest,
Mr.. Solomon Herchelroth, formerly of Snake
Spring Valley, aged 81 years 10 m. x 3 days.