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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10
ANTHOLOGY.


4 srEoloay. LANE CAN IN CONSULTED
q about love and sbsep, friends she tells all
lhe sy.n OF NE a. is susey street neS Grsad ladies'
r@ges. and gives lucky NUMBERS; cssrges er,r..
s1osIsHIso TO sls-rg. xcs1 ssS
ss Win SAs, an III ne sss. Of sss
sho e nen.so faure hn,1snss and so.ens friends
ne r-srs y sr-iss hundred. q s,ppy pair. ,ss-,ssr
mai snss ~ ~so sy f g. ,r,ubis or in doubt n
ear S ss sss sss %ss c.SsSd rs rn me
tourdos on tho erns principle, q msgos, science she
y iSsassss.e: is r..r.s..sI. i.sis. NJ q vss
snd have good lock ~ Do yell = call No chsrxsa
,nG sr.ai Gentlemen NOT admitted
= woxr EB-yrK orrsr pALursr- You WIN
tncr ~ ,ss ss,rss 81 yoar ps,. snd fn,.rs fe ~
, "a a az srsI 49, ., you rs. irsy Ia
sssse ~if gris us saestoss Of the opposis ssr
sroNtsHTyG TO AIM BRUCE, rHs MysrERr.
vsi'ed ds. who hes ssoushed thousands With her
,sse ca BE- sonsed ~h 81 40 rsnd siise second bioss
o eorerv up stairs The Dseuerreo,ype gallery.
LADIES sOei venue ehus nen ~.
grIAuxvuRA yus-sHs- ssyxouR, nc srlIre ~.
Il afss soor ~-ll Of RrosdvaJ The succssfui meM
- so6 hcs,ex eialrysysnta Aneries Asthma sronchs
f-presis tssr sey'ee On .nsnes ,ossai frsaes 81.
aud 'alsfsei'Ou give Or no par tsscu
CLAIRvoYASCE.-TAprE AND CHrLpRENs DIS
" correctly told aud cures By Mrs. HAYES the
best cisrvoysnt that sick persons 20 the United
states Rneumshs snd lsreness cured Residence
az Broone street, near Chrysiie.
DR WILSON, AsrRotooER, mas RxruRrsp TO
ee q Ne as q s rssassi f FERNS % se esa ia
OGcs ass Pearl street, Chs,hsm
NJ a-wHo nAs NOT HEARD or rur or,ls
~ brste3 Madame PhEWgTEs She has been consuitsd
y thousands g h. ana oser css win eo,lss sssfsces
future husband that her vser n zen with
truth Give hsr -s = 80 Bcvery, oppoene Be-cker street,
IAsiies, 70 cents; seagenes, 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10

NOR SAVANNAH AFD FrOHTpA.-THE AsySIJtN
Atsnnc Screw steamship Company's and drst class
steamship Hy SIsy Ils a. Post comusnser WI leave
pter No. IL Norih river on saturday, August a. 140ceck
Ilops SIS rarourh ticket. 70 Macon sl Montgomery sN
Atlanta SIS Columbus f1 Albany s,s New Orleans SO;
Mobile k5 Freight SIX cents foot until farther noee
Insurance hah per cent Apply 70 ". B. CROMWELL
A CO. M West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10

John WAKKsN, AUCIIONEBR.-ILOYU6W AbKkN
81 vii cell this day, tuesday To- at 0ts clock
80 Mercer street the entire stock and fixtures OF ,net
eousstpg OF bureaus bedsteads mstresses
towel racks chsrs sofas aud ete tetes In musn patterns
plank toos sewing tables stoves,
axtures signs curtsrs &c, Together with lot OF second
hand furniture To be sold To storage Dealers ind hs
trade invited to attend a. every article will be positively
aold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10

DR swAiNEs MEpIcrNEs.-AII THE FAMILY ME-.
- dicipes OF DR. swApe Of Philadelphia sale
the only ssency in t,is city, ll3 Third avenue
L,RAZER RIvER-FoK BUSINESS MEN, OR SUCH
want To emiRrste here, have In Possession ari
provisions such potaoes vegetles food Tor
pssp life and for ARMIES soups cabbage &C. put
IN small parcels Of q 10 In tin boxes Of ID that
fresh 10 yes samples price sa and
nation given byy q HkUkrfEN. agent, 2ti william s,ees,
CssAkspesr IIoiell from o'clock NJ, to4PM
IToDGRs CROSS YANKEE sAUOx- TIE DELI.
IL CAFE purs.n aromatic flavor impaired 10 all kinds OF
he bes ssbis :aass syss csSsa Ssor,mnsnr Sase n"
Improves the appetite Strengthens ths digestive organs i'm
parts 10 the and counterass the ninric1s
STEAMBOATS, restsursnA consult the relish OF meal
the OF Tie table. will dispense with tho
Yankee sAuee n either breAkss.s dinner OF supper THIS
ktnd and s destined N become d penssble
salt II within the OF all xAlls used upsn tho
bcsrc Of the sod By l sroccrs aud general de2s
sxssEs 1 FAkK. General Agent.
DAdrs PATENT PORT ABLE CIRCULAR saw MILL
ssn,isl vhsrs rssdy amber thrash wheat mn cotton
Ard grind grain. Our mills viii from 1000 " 10000
OF Humber per day. Address GEO. Psss o. No &sehfosr
CMCKED MEATS AND MISS PORK.
- VAN BFTFT a wArR0NS pork packers, 30 Cha nbers
street. New York, offer al the following prizes o- nssa
Smoked city cured hams .............IlAa I, t1H,
Weeern dry sat- 90 ............... VA N Hic.
do do shoulders. .......... Tie TO ne.
city cured Go $50 10 Skn
beef N tfc
oaoon. ssss.s.s.'Vssa - llc
Begred mesn &C per ID e.trs
tubs and bsrrels .........til,c TO 49,,
N. B.-No orders allied except for cssa
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I,oR CHkRLTsToH AND FLoRiDA-REpucrToN OF
pawNQe Cebn so; steerage f6Uni;ei Steies NAL side
Ned steamship The ssesrnshig NAsHyLlbE u VI
saturday, kueus, IL at4 O'Clock precisely Foe frega
or passage apply - SFOFFORD, TfLEsrON co, ~
P-oasway rreiF sf cens per foot Thr1uga toSe's %
rlora NAV had BIZ applying above The ADAMS kr.
press agents throughout tbs sou,herp country win give pas
eerxers and slippers nfcrmsilon RESPECTING tae bns,
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a UsrRA1JA cOMfsRCfAb LiNs-foR MELBOURNE
"A direct Psssags and pwsrda Tao superior last
sains clipper ship fIOPTDA, l6p tons hurtsea " Whi
nosc copaantey 10 'nafinE pier Esr river snd
of her enrSget and going 90 boat VII
have mmedss despatch for the shove port FOR freight ~
having moAons IN trs and tecona
cab,ps sppy board, or 20 J. PICkARD CO.. ~ Broef'
Cash advances wade approved consignmens Oon
srnres IN surrss., Mcnnra 0e3rsr A. toyt CO. e5eue
Of New South Wales BonbsT ssd Csi
cuts, alec sgese FOR Lioyds In australia
NTEAM TO vALPARAlyo-SrkAM sEfP HBGNArr,
- CApi Inward Csvendy viii positively sa Saturday,
August ~ for the shove por touching q; RIO Jsney Der
- california aud the frazer river gold Ttis
shp VIII carr only limited number q paa@esgsrs and
amount ~ riEh fov the above po~ta Apply Al the Oh Sc
no 80 Green ~sich street, corner ~ prsue
hHsEr RAND ALL. Ageni.
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ExCURsIOes.

rsrCuasoRs -rnR coaxo0rus sfy snBo Ar VASE
III inGr0N Capt fhos Jones. and bHges gDfFESg)s
and BAlyfMORx IN hofouph order, re char cred IL
Yusaer elcursucs r3~son.eis terms Alo, rn.l laH
xLR, ~ 8esf sseeeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10
A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR.

NONsTABLR'S SALE by VIRTUE Or AN EXECU
~ ton viii expose for sale, At public auction Tuesday
<bs osy Ausrst To- Al 10 O'Clock in the forenn At the
Of Seventh street and A, Tompkns square,
large 10. Of crochsry an Sizes and patterns horse and
couena of grosery store. BY order of HUGH NONAHAN
Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10

COMMUNICATIONS AND CHrIDRgNs DIS
" esses correctly told aud curet By Mrs HAYES the very
best clarvoysn thN sick persons ~ In the United
states Rneumsan snd lsrensss cured Al Residence
~ BroOne street, rear Chrysie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10

gYykPsC0rrs LIME or LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Packet u 10th Of August The well known packet shp
WEST POINT. Capt Allen positveJ sails rs above. Foo
cabin, scoecd cabin seersg- Apply board
pier Is East river, TAPsCoTT co Sc souh sireea
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r CUSHING AuOrIONBER, WILL eELL eHTS DAY
q l0h Inst At los o'clock A. H., At $40 second
the stock and nxtures of grocery and u store consist
part OF tess candles Wines brandy gin
coekery couners and wing beer pipes pumps kerr
bottles decanters &c &c sae positive Deposits required
JAMES CUSHING. Auctioneer,
Esst Thirty and atreat.
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nR. WILSON, AsrRoLo9ER HAS RrruRrsD TO
~ this city, and may be consulted past present f
ore events o. NE; us Of bits requtcd Terms 90 cents
Oecs ass Pearl street Chsshsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10

HFoRrGACK fALR or HOUSEHOLD YURNfTUSr-
wi PEED COLE vii sell Al auction, on "Wednesday,
August IL al 10 s the conner Of tonrt and Baltic
uoklyn the entire contents Of sad hous rosewood
sul broos,e mahogany suit 10 hair oloh splendid srus
becstei lace curtains mAboh And black
walnut chamber hsir rssreso one large hcser &c
HusrED CAhtI. kortgsgees
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FTLAfkVURS Nus.-slE ssYsOuR, Iis sPnrre 81,
- Afss Of prcsdvay, he most succssfni med
- raS hursex ciairs5Ftnt "a Ancrea Asthma bronck
Jser cunVisnt fetty. Indigestion scrofua ks
-orefis rssry adv,sc snfiness absent fyenfr.
aud sagsfscliou give par isscn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10

UcoR THE FISHING RANKS STEAMER VIEW HAVEN,
Capt Apdersn morning leaving Cismeers street
Amos street. 1s5 hpripg street, n fHck alp I'D,
aud pier at O'Clock Good music 3shng sckle. bait
and refreshments board.
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EfNAnOlALs

uYuLS OF BROKEN ANKi-AbI, BROKEN. Dis
u credited doubui hank bilis bought At best rates,
also onsy discounted cold sn silver com pur-
chased by john HcoFa, I'll broadway. cornr OF Cam
arr
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noe NEW CkLEDoNrA-rHE NOBLE Al CLIPPER
IL ship R00kLANO Coz tons register he's been pur
chased and being nttsd Voyages to Fora Vc
IA and Fraser rver and viii positively 81 IN Octo5er 20
gant for pAssensers sad The exc q
that the passengers viii be provided With every
eo0fur and requisite huch cofnss VIII n- ekperi
0nOed IN making the voyage drsu In noble ship tasn IN
osns Ishmus and undergoing ths expense And deiay
q Francisco For further particulars apply 70 q. w.
OA1URON, No Bowling gree1, New York.
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ToHN LEvIsoN. AUCrIONEER.-Pos IrIvE SALE
By order Of he Surrogate OF Wescheser county viii be
sold on Saturday Agsust u 1883 At 10 ocleck M uPon
the premises FordhAn the property lately occupied
dspo conns of four lots OF ground three story frame
building. 6iied With brick with good foundation
nne cellars. SO, togesner with stable. she'd 40
JAMES DAVIS, Jr, Administrator.
MARY KENeEfT, Admuis .ratrix
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vOlEhAN's CAflFOSSIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCIS
~ co.-Sslng regularly advertised days. Clipper Of
Saturday, August II, The veil known New York built
clipper iflp ADELAIDE, Wakemxn commander Va
ceng her at pier rs Fast river foot Of ws sree,
This vessel vel and favorabiy Known n all CAfornis
shipperS nain the passape In lis mads
oag run-snd always delivers cargo Ia prime orser Ter
run latitude of hO JAnero Ia - days. and Cape Horn
AZ DAYS has been bessn By saiog veaBeL rho
utauou OF tho shlp and Capt Waterman In sufficient
nhe will make quick Che will load
rapidly and be despsobed ~ above For balance Of fsishi
apply 10 wM. z. UOLEkAE& Co. 80 Wall street Tontine
buiItkts Agents 10 Ban Fran iisco Hesus WV. T. ODE
MAN 500 n I've 1--WE psrsyaA attention ana s.rt W
The hsotatng and sto~ng 0t cargo.
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GRAND ExCu NIoY TO JONES WOOD THE SPLEEN
NJ did sui cotnmodiors steamer AUGUSTA, Capt oeorre
w. sinners vii leave Brooe street. fast river 10 o'clock
A. and dsrn srs s 10 ssvns se asovs lsnss 4.
play of fireworks each evening
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~ q. HORTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss2
VI. Hudson will sell Wednesday at lO O'Clock
al household fun nare removed for eonve.enee
mahogany chs table, sofss ocloth glass orockery
and silver plated hair huak and straw mattresses; mir
rorH.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-13
OBITUARY

Mr. EDTeR lit becomes my painful luty t. an
nounce through your columns, the death Of II
MUKD II. II. BARSDoLLAR, son Of Jacob anc Eliza
Blrndo lar, of our vii -ge. More t8an two years
ago, consumption, that fell destroyer Of our race
which, in these latter days. is huryiag so H2aor 90
the grave, laid its hold upon him, and did AJl
iuquish it until the work Of death vs. com
pleied If medical aid or sympathising friends
could have prolonged his existence. he wo2d not
have died; but-the decree had gore forth sdas,
then art, aud unto dust shalt thou leturn.'
About one year ago, nj camp meeting held
near This place, he was foanda weeping peuitent ct
the mercy seat, at the midnight hour,-the hour Of
tho watchman's CRY. ssthe morning breakcth'' Tbs
glorious morning light of spiritual day broke upon
his SOUL and he realized, in all its fnliness, tue
language of the Prophet, ssArise and shine, thy
light being come, and The glory Of God is risen up
on thee"
Since that time, he was constant attendant u3-
on the services of the sanctuar5, only when pre-
vented by his disease. So eager was he to he
found in the enjoyment of the means Of grace, that
he could always have said. With David. sEMy sgut
thirsteth for God, yea, for the living God. " hen
shall come ana appear before Cod" The write
of this had several conversations with him on tAc
subject the grave and eternity. ami always found
him ready to give reason tor the hope that was
within him. The morning he died. and only a isN
moments before his departurs, relative saiG 20
him: edmund, do you know you are On the verge
of eternity ~ EYES, he said. DWELL, said IN"
same person, sit would be a satisfaction TO your
friends To know that all IS light before you leave
He replied, E'All is bright then '.sank lnlo
that soft renaee, and woke to perfect happi-
ness"
This is wr tten, not only to teach the young that
they must die but to show them that virtue and re-
ligon alone can give bright passage TO the tomb
His funeral was preached in the NJ. +. Church, by
the Rev. G. Tarring Gray, from / Thes., 4th chap.
l4th verse. "For five believe that Jesus died and
again, even so them also which sleep in Jesus
will God bring with him." j. A. c.
BLOODY RUN, Aug. 0, 1858.
DIED-On July Both, at the residence Of bis
brother, in Towsontown, Nd, after lingering
illness, VIM. e. MANN. formerly of this place,
in the 44th year of his age
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-13
OUR COUNTY TICKET.

The ticket placed before the people Of Bed
ford County, by the Peoples Convention, last
week, is admitted to be one Of the best that
was ever offered by any party for the public
support,
GEORGE ". WILLIAMS, of Napier Tp.,
is we'll aud favorably known throughout the
County as enc of the best and most clear head
ed farmers We have. He is decidedly popular
and will run very strong vote. As party
man. he .glwaya- was fnuud battling fas L.
right, in the strong Loeofoco township of Ma
pier, against the greatest odds. lie was born
and raised in Napier, and stands high wher-
ever known for his mauy good qualities. His
nomination is a grateful tribute to his worth. =
lie will make an intelligent and faithful mem
Der.
lis colleague on the ticket, GEORGE W.
WALKER ofsSomerset County, is a very in
telligent aud popular man, and wiilrun strong
vote. Both candidates viii be elected
GIDEON D. TROUT, of St. Clair, our can
didate for Commissioner, is one Of the best men
in The County, and Will make ar excellent Com
missioner. He was lately Poor Director, and
it is conceded on all hands that better one
we never had. Bedford County, under Loco
foco management has become, largely 10 debt,
and now that Mr.. Milestone, the only opposi-
tion member in the board goes out, it will be
to the interest Of the people, that Mr. Trout
should be elected.
HENRY NJ. HOKE, of Snake Spring, our
candidate for Poor Director, is a first rate
man, well and fayorably known, and should be
elected, if the people of Bedford County have
any interest IN having at least one good man as
Director, as Mr.. Shuek's time expires this
fall. Mr. Amos, the opposition candidate, it is
said, can scarcely write bis own name, which
should have its proper weight with the voters
JAMES CARNELL, of Mouloe, for Audi
tor, is a good accountant, aud will make first
rate Auditor. He ought to be elected, as the
opposition have no one in the Auditors board
VIM. SNOWMAN, of Hqrrison, is just thc
man for Coroner. No better could have beer
taken up, and he will run strong vote.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-13
PETIT JURORS.

jacob Barnhart, Bedford To-; D. +. Buck
s Wood5erry; JOS. +. Blackburn, Napier,
Artemas Bennett, Southampton; Samuel Ben
Ger, " Providence; b .sil Bvovning, Sopfb.
ampton: Jon. Boor, Cpnb y,flcy: jas. CorIe
Colerain; Adam Corle, Unior John Cvnbe,
Liberty; Thos. Don4hte e, SJuth@mrt, +; Saml
Defbaugh. Bedford; Geo Eliot. Csn.b. VaI-
ley John B Flnek, S. W20aberry; David
Ford, Bro1dtop: Ba!tzer Fleichcr, Mo2,oo.
sol Heckman, Golraia; Tics. Jon.s. s.
Clair; Henry K4ufFin y, 70. Nicholas i 90
JuniatA: John {. Lowry. Broa3top; Ssm9e5
Losue, londonderry; JOSIAH Miller, d.: 4,
Wayne Mower. Bedford BJr; R;ch'd M:.!al-
lin, Napier; Henry Mills, Monroc; Levi NJ
Gregor, 81. Ctir. Jno. Nyoum, (of JONI T.
Providence; iiozekiah O'Neal, Southampton.
John Il. Rush, Bedford Bor.: DanI Snyde-
l@f Heory,l Snake Spring Tp.: Wm. smih,
Hopewell: Saul Shafer, Union: G. w. Wi,
liams, Napier: John H. Walter, Union. Tbos
B. WisegarFer, ST. Cair- Nathan Wright. d.:
Geo. Yiekroy, do.
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100000 90
Total appropriations for fs-
cal year, s.
FEDERlLIST, Nj. d. L. L. D.
find his System Of practice for 'Sauing

"d't1 no pyS''m " Pf'C'tte JW 'ohOtHS
the Union
To secure specie ourrency-seud fifty mil
lions of gold year to Europe.
To cure the evils of the banking system
establish sub-troasury and issue treasury
notes.
TO make trade good import hundreds of mil
lions of dollars worth of merchandise year,
and pay thirty millions of specie annually for
interest on our debts.
To help workingmen shut up their work
shops and let them walk idle about the streets.
To promote the interests of the producer
give foreign capitalists and manufacturers in
Europe the control of our currency and labor.
10 advance Democracy-enact tariff which
has been examined and approved by Lord Pal
merston and Lord Napier.
To preserve the Union--compel the people
of she Free States to bow to the lash of the
Southern disunionists and nullifers. .
To maintain the rights of the States-pass a
law to foroe an odious constitution on the peo-
pie, or keep them out of the Union.
To administer the Government with economy
spend all the surplus on hond and then run
in debt forty millions in one year.
To protect the interests of the people see o
whlrlwind of ruin sweep over the country and
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with which your name is hnnorably connected
Under the blessing OF Divine Providence |
trust it may prove instrumental ia promoting
perpetual peace aud friendship between the
kindred nations. have not vet received the
Queens despatch.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES Buchanan
SAcKvIhLE, tSlE.l AUGUST 6-The lines
east to Halifax and west 10 New York are in
good order, but the Newfoundland line is IN
operative. i gave out east of this poiat early
last evening.
Ten O'CLOCK AT NIGHT.-The Telegraph IS
still down between Port Hood and Cape Bret
on. There is the least doubt however, of the
absolute correctness of Mr.. Fields report of
yesterday. The weather is wet and disagreea-
bic,
Signals Kept Up---COmpleGc success.
TRINITY BAY, Aug. THE most complete
success has attended the laying of the Atlantic
Telegraph Cable, ana the telegraphic signals
are being transmitted through the entire length
1t is unlikely that the line will be opened
for several days, and perhaps weeks, delay be-
ing necessary to give the electricians time for
a series of experiments.
Due notice of the opening fJr business viii
be given.
THE CABLE LANDED AT VALENCIA coMMU-
NIoATIoN FULLY ESTABLISHED WITH
IRELAND.
New YoRK, August THE following
despatch was received this afternoon from Cyrus
w Field
TRINITY BAY, August To the Assoeiat-
ed Press, New York
The Atlautict Telegraph Cable was success
fully landed here yesterday morning, and Is in
perfect order.
Tho Agamemnon has landed her end of ca
Bile, and W. are now receiving signals from the
Telegraph House at Valencia.
The q. S steamer Niagara aud II. W. Steam
ers Gargon and Porcupine leave for St. John
tomorrow.
Due notice will be given when tie Atlantic
Telegraph line will be open for public business.
CYRUs W. FIELD.
ST. JOINS. N. f., August 10.
The following despatch has just been re-
ceived from Trinity Bay
TRINITY BAY, August 10.
Everything in connection with the Atlan,
tie Telegraph llue is progressing satisfactorily.
CYaUs W. FIELD.
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list OF GRAND JURORS
Drawn Tor August term t30th day) 1858

Drawn for August term t30th day) 1858.
Henry Sc!lell, Sphellsburg Daniel Baker
NJ. Wookberry tp.; Geo. Bowser, Napier; Jas
NJ. Blackburn, DO. Geo. Beegle, Uaiou Jo.
srph Groyie, do. A. j. Crisman, ST. Clair
j Z. Everhsrt, Broadfop Belizer Fletcher
Union; Jonathan Hyde, Harrison; John n
llolsinger, NJ. WoodberrJ Thomas Knor,
Bedford tp Hrn. Philips, dol DaYiI Pat.
terson, do Jlnes Rollins, Colerain Wn.
Snlder, ). Woodberry; Sam'I Statler lof
Emanuel,1 Sehellsburg; Evan Swartsweller,
Monroe tp.; Jacob Sheriz,r, Bedford tg. .
George Smoase, Snake Spring; Jas. Wbet,
stone, Hopewcll Isaac Wilson, Southampton
John Wysong, Union Adam Z.nbower
Comb. Valley
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The Atlantic Cable.

Most Of our readers are no doubt already
aware of the fact that the Atlantic Cable has
been laid. This is, probably, the greatest
event that has occurred within the present GEN.
tury, and the news OF which has been received
all over the country with oubursts of joy. In
tho principal cities cannon were fired, bells
rung, aud many buildings illuminated. The
FIRST despatch, after the fixtures at both ends
are completed, viii be from Queen Victoria to
President Buchanan, aud the next. the Presi-
dents answer.
The Intelligence now is, that the Agameu.-
non has arrived at Yalentia Bay, aud that the
cable is in complete working order. We give
the latest telegraphic news in another column.
A cotemporary, in announcing the great event,
says, the Old World and the New now shake
hands cordially across the vast and watery
"ilds of Neptune, defying alike Holus and
his winds, and Boreas, the sblustering raier,'
ana his storms Surely, this is a millenial al
lance of natioas-a pledge from above, that
enc grand step has been taken towards insur-
ing the ihtermingling amity of our different
races-towar1s the concentration of all tribes
and kingdoms, of every cline and every creed
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-13
CONGRESS.

We learn THAT at the Congressional Confer
cnce for this district, which met in Chambers
burg on Tuesday last, EDWARD McPHERsoN, ,
Esq, of Adams County was on the fifth ballot
nominated for Congress. Mr. Mcpherson is a
young man of extraordinary talents, good
speaker, and one of the best political writer's
in the State. He has for years been connect
ed with the press, and contributed more, pro-
badly, than any other man, to the sale of the
public works of this state. He was the author
of the series of articles. which We published
last summer on that subject. signed ''Alams /"
He is popular, and will run well. The feeling
is strong in favor of his election, and the de-
feat of Reilly. lie will address our meeting
in Court Week.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-13

CnEAp PosTAGE.--Yice President Breet
inridge, in bis late Kentucky +reech, stgtel
that the deficiency Of three millions IN ,5a
Post Office Department va. the consequence or
not raising Tie rates Of rostnge. If You Want
the post ';hce department % pay expenses s,;J
he, yon musi raise tic postage to such a nries
as viii do it. So, then, We may consider fl.
democratic party as fairly committed 10 tIa
task OF raising the rates Of postage, in orjqr
The more effec'ualiy 10 levy upon the people of
The North the cost of furnishing mail fae;Ii.
ties to the people of the South. What do ,hs
people sal!--PMs. Gag IL