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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22

a LARGE number OF the United States SOL
dicrs IN Utah, after receiving their pay, desert
I'd, and started for California on mules taken
ffo.n the camp.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22

AEw CoUNTERFElTs. lTs.-Counterfeit 6ves on
the Bank OF Burlington, N. j., and The Peoples
Bank OF Roxbury, Mass, are in circulation.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22

McH are called good fellows il they spend
ther- money fFerly--lip top fellows: and alter
they have impoverished themselves for The ben
eft Of others, and are unable TO pay their little
debts, they arr no longer the good fellows aiore
said-they are -rascais. Queer world. And if
man fails to The amount OF million. it is all
right: bot let him fail 10 tle amount OF ils
board bill, and he is scoundfr!. Pronjcuous
world.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22

\ MGylcAE GENERAL At yANKCE TRAlN-
iHC.-Gen- Comuntost, -x-Prcsident Of Mexico,
was present al the enclmpment Of the first divis-
in Of the Massachusetts militia last week. He
came on the ground in barouchc drawn by four
greys. lie was received with much honor, and
was presented to the Governor and other disni'a-
ries present.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22

g%Ihe Federal Government owas 57S
acres of land within the limits of the city of
Washington all free of Taxation.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22
From lhe American grienltnrist.

CALENDA4 or OPERATIONS FOR OCTO.
Der, 1853.
We note down sundry kinds Of work 10 be
cone during the month, not SO much TO afford
instruction 10 practical men, as to call 10 mind
tAe various operations 10 be attended to. A
glance over table like this will often suggest
some piece OF work that might otherwise be
Forgotten or neglected.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22

A SUIT has been commenced by the United
States, in the United States Circuit Court OF
California, to recover the new Aaa leo quick
silver mines, situated in Santa Clara county
The property is worth forty millions of dollars,
and the annual profits are about one million Of
dollars. The suit may be considered one oi thu
most gigantic ever commenced IN America, aad
will involve litigation fer number of years.
TuE ATLANTIC TELEGRArH "Slow CoAcH."
--Thr rate oftrave' ofthe come: Is computed
10 be- 10000 miIas Per hour, al which rate the
distance between Boston and San Flautisc9
round Cape Horn, 10000 mies,} would be ac-
complshed in tour minutes, or between New
York and Liverpool in one minute and SIX sec
ends. The telegraph had better break.
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-T w Gibson. NY; III
Coleman, Va; Lawrence and sister, Ny; Geo
Lipplncott and lady, Pa; La Grave, Mo: VIM
Biggs, La; Washburn, Md; = Linton va;
b y Barnett Miss; b Enney do; w William
Mass; X McCrockey and family, do, Gen ii
Wilson, o; w Carlin, USA ii C Ince, o; ]
+ Bartlett, Fa; w b Copeland Pa; Syming-
ton, do; Geo Dudley, CT; Col : Jett, Mo: ] Nj
Brown, do; Qnigley, Ill ID Burton, La /;
n Smith, do C ) Mackrut, NJ; f. Mackrut. y
yno w Quincy, NY; TB Ciagett and lady Md;
Ut Harrison and lady; rhos Dean and ly. NJ ass;
Gen Dewey Wis; \ w Dean, do; Brooke and
ladA, Pa; w Comigys, Md; r. Sangster, do:
NJ kldridge and lady. do; Miss EIdridge do:
Miss Cooper, do; ii II Eldrid.e, do; Mrs w H
smith and daughter, Pa A Lawrence, do; NJ r.
Rosenan, do; Oakley, ind; II Coates, \
lkj y Thomas, do; Hon Grorge Parson do;
Hon Rufus Heaton, do; John Bailey, do; w
PorteIfeld. Miss; Birdenwarper Pa; Jas Rod
gers, NY; NJ Kronbery. do.
WlLLARDS' HOTEL.-G Wallace, Va; II
Lerce, o; Bayless, j w Holmes, WIN l.
Skidmore, g Meigs and lady, w A Strick-
land, Philips Phenix, Ellis, J Wood
run and lady, II + Morgan, lady and com =, DIR
McElheran, Drver, W Hagarty. n Y; Even,
Wis., Mex Hudson, u ; A; A Nrvins fl n
Dent, w 9uiggle and lady, Pa; Cook, Ill; C
cote and lady, Eng; l. p Harvard Me; : Rod
man, Z w alfath, r. G Saunders, " Y; r Sta
mS,r, > Thompson Kayenagh, Va; W l.
Keith, Mass; Baker, illinois; n F Potter,
X island.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-M Hughes, NY;HB
Duncan, Kansas; II Duvall, Md: DIR VIM Tai
taferro, Miss + ID Wallace, Va o Phelps, jr, DC;
Green, q Titus, York; III n Fisher, Mass; A
Flagler, Del; Bowie, jr, J b Brooke, Md; A
vi Austace and family, y II; Z Alderman Ill;
Brooke and lady, III SOuthworth, Pa; ] ii Ma
thews, w G Rhodes, NY; Il Stewart, Pa. Mike
Walsh, Jno Anderson, NYork; c Henning SEN
Va; U w Bailey, Mass; g Scott, We. Fowe, n
\; Clark, NJ; Col e T. Robeson, La; IA NJ
aiorris, A lockwood and lady, NY; J Chase jr,
Mass r Richardson Md
kiRkWOOD HOUSE.-P r Kuncket, Md; A
bngiis, Ny p w Homes, do; w l. SIX dnlore
dai workman, Md; : Porter TSN; w B
Lone W Randall, Ala; II McConnauphIy do:
J Palmer and lady, Del; w Ali. Pa: ID ri
Spencer, do; Even, Mo; J Cassin. pa: i T.
MOODY, Cal; j Hrmphell, Pa; Can't w William.
do w Morrison, III; : Simondsp Md. ~ Stea,.'
Pa; w Hoax, Md; W GsmbTiIl. do. w :
Eden, NY; Munsell. Ky; WyndLan, a. A
"hklnson, do; e Cutter, Pa. - -
u. HOTEL, IL. o. SxrrHF-J O,Do,o
ghne, Ill; c Clifton. Va; X Wheeler Az. ~
h fusilier, La; X h Carter, Va; g Parr' Nv, !;
SMdddleton, Miss; l. Scaggs Va; CT,
Mo; b Johnson, Va Cockereil, do; Nj BuTkee'
Va.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-P = STYLES and
daughter, b Gray, Ohio; + Dubois Pa: w r
Morrison, Mellen, J III Wilcox J Bates and
lady; DIR @ A hates and lady, p Osterhout y
Y; ID Jones, Simpson, Ill.
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'CnE SREATEsT -.
lco 4 Z sa RE i sssEo'ssT

;. q r.; s.s
1vsRI KIND or KJnoR,
nom
Ne has tried il In over eleven HUNDRED oases' snd
never hiled except IN two Gases, both Thunder Hp-
sao Pc. q. N hs 81 sn one
I've BOTTLES ere warranted to cur. uur.ns sor.
One 70 three BOTTLES viii cure the worst kind Of
Pimples on the Face.
Sot TIE Mo are v. S to cure the worst
Uns or two bottles are warranted to cure oil HUI
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running Of the
Ears and BlOtches among the Hair:
EouI TO SIX bottles are warranted to cure corrupt
One bottle viii cure scaly Eruption. of the Skin.
worst kind Of RinsWoTm arc Warranted 70 cure the
Two or three bottles xre warranted to cure the
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure salt
Five to eight bottles viii cure the worst case Of
A benefit Is always experienced pom the FIRST bot
ne, and perfect cure ID warranted when the above
Nothing looks SO improbable to those who have In
thar q common weed growing on the pastures, and
along old stone walls should every humor In the
ThsIs sG h RNbs ha%:
nor has about 1t sutIns some cases, butpot yours.
| D
| Of Boston. know the ELECTS of II in every case
IT has already done some Of the greatest cures
done In Massachusetts,. gave it 10 children ear
| yorny looking Children whose flesh YVES soft and
nabby, restored u perfect state Of health by
| bottle.
| To those who are subject to q sick headache, one
@ j. sGt s
been SGs.1se for Ssars and have been reEusted BY
but where there is any arrangement of the functions
Of nature, 1t will cause very singular feelings, but
| from four days to week There is never a lad re-
| suit from Il; on the contrary, when that feeling il
gone, you WIZ feel yourself like new person.
| that ever man listened to
In my own practice always Kept il strictly for hu-
mOrs-but since Its introduction as general family
MEDICINE, great and wonderful virtues have beef
| found IN 1t that never suspected.
Several cases OF eplieptc hts-a disease which wa.
always considered lncurable, nave been cured BY
few bottles. D, what mercy if it will prove eaec
tual In all cases of that awful malady-there but
few who have seen more Of L than nave.
know of several cases of Dropsy all of them axet
people cured sy IT. For the various diseases Of the
and particularly in Diseases of the Kidneys, c., tn.
discovery has done more good than any medicine
No change of diet eyer necessary-eat the best yor
can get and enough oft.
| Directions for Uss.-Adults one table 8 poonfu
per day-chiidIen over ten years dessert spoonful
children from i've to eight years, tea spoonful. Al
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Those ships having been built by contract expressly
Tor GoVernmsnt service, every care has been taken
In their CONSTRUCTED also their eng ines, TO in
sure strength and speed, and their Recommendations
fort.
tight compartments and no pense has been spared
TO make them all as rood new the thor us exam
nation gwen then proves their mode OF constI uc
tIon ct uueg ualled.
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Gan DO seclTe1 until paid for.
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EVENING STAR.
LINES,

BIT PAssINGKR.
Wal. of all the cussed kIuveyances
IF this isn't about the wust.
NOthln but rockln and rOlln
An pitcnin, from the very fust-
The ing Inc groanin. and the biler
LJaois emmy mInnIt 10 bust.
Fgst vun side, dunn it, and then luther.
10 III line uoTged eff no wot to du-
MOCK away, yu darned old kradle.
iros osby wen got inter yoH.
None on EN- seems to keerex cents
how bad q teller maA feel,
Nur TO toik To hIm-not even the SAFER
Foolin away his time on wheel.
Their. the ospting. amt Z provokin
TO see thar crltter, al threw the trip,
Continually drinkin and smokIn,
When he orter be q mindin on his ship
It's enuf to aggrevait body,
Anai amt manners, think
10 set thar akln down his toddy 4
Ana never sskin nary passing er to drink
and the pusser, all he keers fur. g..
IL iuI to hev time with his pals
sny, Darn SIGH pusseri Just heer him
riurtlh AND carrin GA among the gals,
And when he's tired O that. vot folders,
In his little cabling thar he sets
Like spyd among berrIls OF dollers-
hnui TO pay felier's debts.
q That's all they keers for PASSENGERS,
10: 70 git the two hunder
An hfty doiers out OF nus pockit inter their.
And then ne may go to thunder.
Ef q fel er's driv to distraxIon
In q Dio, and sxes wOt 10 do,
He cant GIT no sort o satisfaction
out none on em-csptlng, matt, nur crew.
Wun day climInter their blamed riggin,
just to see wOt thar was, and i'm hopes
10 kepe shet OF EN- wun sps IL but, dog At
see on EN- comm up the ropes.
Wnn on EN- ketcht me and hilt hold on me.
w nile tother miserable cuss
Ilie me up with a nasty, sticky close line,
Smeiln O tar or sOmethin wuss.
Thar they KEEP me-darn their ploturs,
nnsh t., hut
Hill I'd fOTkt out fur bottel of brandy
liz come to SEA.
That's the last S21s
They III ever GIT out me,
Fur lie travll In dumed top waggin,
AfOre lie be ketoht again to see.
Nec Orleans PfcdVnas.
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IL There about 800 men now employ, d
at the Portsmouth (Va) navy yard.
II An effort at emanci patton is to be made
the present session Of the Kentucky Legislature.
III The project of paid fire department is
agitatihg the citizens of Richmond, va.
ID The Supreme Court of California has de-
cided that the State debt is legal and constitu-
tionally valid.
LOUISIANA WIr.-Somebody says the Missis-
sipPi raised one foot. When II raises the other il
win probably run -Nsr IBERIA Star.
III Boston, well as New York and Pbila-
dsiPhia, is In aqnandary where to put new post
office building.
" Considerable dissatisfaction prevails at
Norfolk, Va, from the introd uction of negro
mechanics into the Navy Yard.
III The speech of the Queen of Spain states
that she has accepted the mediation of France
and England in the difficulty with Mexico.
IL Ii is said that - Richmond has been Sc
lected as the name for the steam sloop-of-war
now being constructed DIT the Gosport IVA } Navy
Yard.
III The n. Y. State Idiot Asylum asks an
appropriation from the Legislature Of sd 500 To
cancel Indebtedness of this and last wear. Ii
has liz pupils, of which 30 are paving ones
Ut Pitt Platt has been appointed Postmaster
at Plattsburg. This ALTERATION is equal to Peter
Piper, who had picked the peck of picked pep
pers.
ID The ladies say they are opposed to stop
ping the mails (males) on the Sabbath, especial
homes
Id The Atlantic Telegraph Company is to
come before Parliament with a bill to increase
tneir capital stock, or 10 borrow on mortgage
They are likely to be short of funds
ID Rag Pickers are Choking up" Discard
Ing vulgarisms they publish themselves now in
New York. asengaged in the dry goods business
the only capital required being a bag and mall
wire hook
IO The wife Of Mr. James Hopkins, living
at Easton Point, Talbot county, Md died few
weeks since, after a confinement of twenty wears
TO her room, and the most Of that time to her
bed.
ID Mr.. Kincaid, toll Keeper on the bridge at
Augusta, Me, says this is the first winter for
thirty-three years, in which teams have not gone
across the Kennebec River on ice al that place
by LIST January.
III writer in the Boston Traveller estimates
that the Atlantic Mills, by forced sale OF goods
In New oTk at auction, during the late panic
Lost the nice little sum of one hundred and eleven
thousand dollars.
III On Thursday last a loafer was broug Mt
before the Police Court in Gloucester Mass and
sent TO the House of Correction for ~ DAYS for
stealing newspaper left at the door of subscri-
Der.
IL Hon. Angus Mcintosh, member of As
ssmbly from Schenectady county, was put OF the
cars mile this side Of Schenectady, on Monday
last, becaused be refused to pay the extra tax of
nve cents impose on those who are unable or ne
slect to purchase tickets at the depot.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF the WEST.
.RWs::. 49, 49,

BALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent e1tensIonand Improvement of it's lead.
ing connecting INES al the West has required en-
tire revision Of the running arrangements fthis road
Dy which highly important advantages to the trav-
b& fna a TRASs VII b. rune
IG
from Camden station, Baltimore, at M, teIcspt
Smnaay stops ST way stations and arrives a. Cum
second-Tbe MAIL TRAIN starts tsundsy ex-
ceptsd) at ~ A. NJ. and arrives at Wheeling NJ Is
A. M, connecting at Benwood with Central OHIO
ttais 10! Iolunbus. ClncinnatI Indianapolis, Lou
isyt.e, tmoago, St LOUIS, &c, and at same place
WIN traIIs Tor Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit, &c, by
Cleveland kOad. and also at ParkersbuTg with Ma
rleita X DAD.
:, rrhiIdIrhs ST; LOUIS and CINCINNATI
tx PH ES,S TRAIN leaves dal!y AT 5IS Z. NJ, con-
meeting az Benwund a; A. NJ. With express trains
from BellsiIe 70 CINCINNATI, (,oithost skanse o.
hours from baltimore aud ss hours FROM Washing =
ton; Il also connects directly. IN both directions
roads for CnIhcothe. CINCINNATI, etc. These trains
connect at Xenia for Indianapolis, Chicago and 81
Misslssppi Express for Louisville Cairo and ST ~
onls through 10 H. Louis less than a hours from
aud southern P,aces IN the West is much less while
the dtManes fron ~ TO loo miles shorter than b,
connecslons are equally close and satisfactory, ar
riy y at g. Baltimore at ESP A. M,
I'll ROUGH TICKETS Sold st lowest rates nj
Camden Station and al Washington ID. C.
PASSENGERS from BALTIMORE or Washington may
ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland or Oak
and, and resulting next morIing 10y Wheeling 40.
ooinnOdatlen train, leaving Cumberland al and
Oakland st lo.5o.
FOR WAY PASSENGER
Inc Cumberland Accommodation Tram at A, M,
VIII Sup al al stations east OF Cumberland and the
Wheeiing Accommodation at all stations beyond
Cumberland going West. EastwaTdIy the Maj
Tram leaves Wheeling at {. ~ A. M and A ooommo-
It5S Z. Nj.
ON TIE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburg, way
passengers will take the Express westwardly spd
the Mail eastwardy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at p. M,
stoppihg at way stations. Leaves Frederick at 9I8
a. NJ, srriviQs st BALTIMORE f2 noon.
The ELIlCpTT,S MILL TRAIN leaves at 54I
a. ~, and as Z. nj. Leaves ElIcott's Mills al
a. M. and L. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore Tor Washington at Ais and GA
a. NJ :, : and 5.l5 T. NJ. On Sundays at ais A. M,
Leave Washington for Baltimore at and ESQ A.
vi: ana and 10 +. Nj. On Sundays at IA. NJ, and
40 !. M only,
The FIRST snd fourth trains from Baltimore. and m.
second and fourth trains from Washington will he
express mai trains. stopping only at WashiaSton
JUNCTION and annapolis Junction,
nc 9l5 and 10 TRAINS from baltimore and tho 81
ana ~ Helns fEcm Washington connect with ths
trains from Annapolis. WIN "
For tcletE, Information, fare, &C., sppi, to !. T.
ENGLAND, Ascent, at the Ticket Office Csmdsr
SIation., ~MM. s. WOODSIDE,
~ ls-H Master q Trans DortatIcn Bstinore
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PROPOSED DATES OFSAILING.

For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. IS, Wall street.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., LIVERPOOL,
b. u. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris
The owners of these ships will not be accountable
stones or metals, unless bills of lading are slrped
Is
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40 CASTOR d CLARK, .
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GOODS.
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OF CLOTHING which they have on ex hbi-
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close on the lot n possible, every effort necessary
on their part shall be used in order please their
:, In the CLoTHINa DEPARTMENT we can guarantee
the stock 10 be perfect In point of durability fit and
nave no m saying our goods will be found
equal to the best order work i'm the country
Watching the various changes of fashion. parties
may rest assured of finding the latest cut and make
In store SUBJECT TO their inspection and approval.
$1,000 worth OF Goods for Mems, Boy s. and Ger
wants ear will be sold at auction prices, and pur-
chasers wOuid do well to examine the lot This is
no humbug, as our assertions can be proved ON ex-
amlnatlon Call and see us at the above Store.
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new work on subject supposed to have
poor. ~ JOS; sHILLiNGToN,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-05
Miscellaneous.
GREAT SALE OF CARRIAGES.

ATCOST
The firm of Gardner & Place having dissolved on
the 18th instant, BY mutual consent, Ia. -
CLOSE up their bu sness we now offer for 49,
sale. at cost, at their stand, No. SIS 18th HkSEE
Five ,Buggies, four Roekaways, one -Four pas
sepger Phaeton. and two Express WAGONS.
All the above were made ofths best and most tho.
rough seasoned lumber and built by skillfu and ex
perenced workmen, and will be warrnted for twelve
every sale.
Also, Hand Buggles very cheap for cash.
CHAS. T. GARDNER & SON
ian % 2t8v6wS Successors to Gardner d Place