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.SIRIACING MACHINES

T AN prepared Co. furnish o. order tuc aoo',
4 m4caiur. from rho celebrated Fairbanks lai-
tcrus Iu, Patton, having expired. Oh" rirpi hae
pecum, tut property OF community. ln 20, Duo.
iur,s man uf tnre uauir 90, advantage u' such ma.
chime. need. DO. recommend have made SOME
iriiura,rucut. .u tp, working qua'iurr of th, ma
.niuc.. such d. tD render them .uua. Co. auythm.
boz NV Iu-lcul. Trrns hs1raai, Tor cart u'
auarllrL credit. LLI-I ULZIl ILL.
-. Ja1H,,urt IpriIo, 1855 H-Flua
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Jobbing Business,

L ucrship, are prepared "a du g kind. Of Job
hing. OF large ur small amouuts, a. short notice
and on reasonable terms. a. heretofore Drdcrt
let a. Bolr. Clothing Store or az tnct- stahi, on
Railroad street viii be- promptly tended Co..
A j. FLINT.
S II LEE
ST. Johnsbury March j. 1853 - 75tr
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Notice.

A IL person. indebted Co the subscriber b.,
Note or Bcol, Account due Jan. Isl, 1855.
hf'f.Au notified that thr same must bC T1f0 -,
Apr e. We want the rash paw our Unidentified
ness. also o. enable 90 hiiy our Goods forecast,
thus cuabiiur ur Co SOL go our customers az the
lowest rricrs flr each or read, uav
T1u G Il q NJ WEEKS
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ArqaI aunrrttsrmrnta.
Executors Sale

TT- .f-fur r. I I.rHf. frHr Coz Frra1r iaIrf Hiii
ID H-lUr goo ussirl.I .. Laiala.ia fur rHa-rtir u
Fal.. Ha.IlHr lI IaaralH. tr liiA ..' aaN'
o. 10. sl CO., hea| ltfaf9n Hca Dr. hiir. p 4ia-lf
DO u E nlrrfrr. Cl1ffirE lrrrutfs cnnlIlf
aar 80 Hf. lrl. tlr FlirF. r.. 40sr " flfl
~. NIu hnlf hHrH rl.- store afrIa'H thfIfal q
fIHf 49,. rn. CO., sail nrrfaar UrIluI ri itfuu M
Ir. go. uur nrI. y. aur -irrri 800 tiaHaIiH u ll
N| lrfr Ualfra. Dol lsfHr ntrrfa.a i1runIi. H %
.H# Urru. NrtIur rErHT Iur fur HtiHHH fs1n' p
-9 e. fHrrfIH ffIriud.lF rrfrrsl1r iHorrn. 800
..s# .I hfHfrH HE. NHUHfiisI. Iuflfr.Tt BON aH |H
go. poor co.. IirrIl rrt i D. -L--t1T- n. l .- l
M. f.r.Hrr- Ir. nEi Trrr rrrr-rrf
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k. Pf..att tuuf. uuH.f PROBATE ono. iu ,i JuI-
ufE NIul aI i. aHa dsfilg.. uf tit 1904 lH' u Aia
D. InH.
instrument rurrHrtius q. boz tH' iHsf vil 900. trtia
#A uruf laaa. LHUfr lHrEaIF IH sa| IifIrI.
tr rt-f triua urrsrHf- tf tuurI utf. f1 BE- Wool m
.rf It ratUlif. iHHr.uagrI iH FIualr o. Ia Hrarrt
nr. a." HUHra o.. secession Cd. cal. Court q uT uHIf o.
900. Probate tuHr II 90 JluufHurE. 900. thf ia' lH
IIUf. d ~ lHH show cause lIIH fIn' uHNI
ua1iurf tnt Fr.usrUu. aHlH $500 fHr which purpose Dr.
IUrturI Hrrrrrf taI UT tIr record of tli Ufur. 90
pu.HIsfrU 90 Tao lAlIuuhIaH. rTUtrH nI 80 sunuHNuT
turr, urcta successive ell. pfrflu.r I t-l. tur allHH
rf iuT urarluE ....
a trurCupf 70. rrruru
/.
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Trsttuioutal8

pufinz The tune occupied the unicc OF Cuumissioncr
of Fateut y VI kduf, ks. BOSTON dtd business the
Patent once a. solicitor iof procuring patents There were
o. personr HCtnr boz tint capacity who
much riainraB hriufr tht Patent once
who conducted twin more SAIL. uaclt, Fucr.
regard NJ Iud, OF tht beet informed and most
skuu Patent Solicitors 90 "a" United Ntn"a and hnV uu
hesitation ASSURING inventor that thrt
person competent ami trustNnrthy and raur.
Ale putting their apnirariuns them
enrN and Favorable consideration az tine patzlt once
90 EDMUND BfNtI
! -----L- : : J. : I l -
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.zZ-IZ-L ~ ILIlI0yZ -
|ailaI.I. fI.|.I.|.
a. rrslat, Court haiuri az On. rfuuat, ONO. u Sl
tr Lar o. f-F-
Present the uul Ast T. iHrsef JuIsr
Instrument uufuuftluE e. Hf fur uII trsi-
- iucl = rlW tlarA latg oi FealAlt 90 ssl usifl
rH-g. nrfur presented c. u court urrf nf ttrHr
ttNTt Toe ItUr therein named nr Probate % Boz UrurI
M -llI UHUf fuut al nrruna concerned t.rIriH W notified
Of session hhIU Nuur holden tHt
Nruuat. unl.t II Juuusuur. ui thU 1is. lHt MAJ
l-hr anr show cnu-i 81 thrf have. against Ufl
PROBATE uf said VIII lu wniei purtn-t 81 D. fuFiur' u
urfr.. II Duuf u' tft record tur order Co., huusur
.urrrsfiNtir Dos sue tnlvuuunf nriutr
Julufuuff pres saI4 tn' appointed l0r HvHIu.
Attret Asa a. FNEN CD. Judge
r7-i'-
e.a- Attest ASA 4 FRENCH. Julst
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Good News to Cash Buvers

rrNII subscriber on and ufter the nrsf dos o'
' Jnuar, next vii. sell their Coco. frr CASH.
aud'ai lower price. than -frf solid for u this Vi
emit, Com, and ~, u- W, have rn hand o.
large assortment. bought since tl, Railroad reach.
eel ut auu car amt vii. sell % thr vcr1 lowest
pficc-
Iarmrr.. Mechanic auU CiiiG..ns of tm. and
IN, ucirhburua owns, vucur,cr NuU ar. ir want
of Good. of auy kind rust give ua o. tll.. fur her.
yuu. will hud,a larger assortment than 4. usuAli,
Acpru country, stores
G. Il. s. !. N. WEEKS.
Lyndon Dec o., 1885,, Gir
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4 NEIIcAN ~ FolEIGN PATIENTS
IA EDDY. solicitor Of PATENTS.

Lat, Agent %! GA, Patent ONO, aaru-tHu. under
AtI 1857
o. F1trl 81 orr"sirI stin1 g.. hossu,
Amer extensive practice OF uwufdH u twrnf' NrHr
tgutiuurs go Hcrur Patents r t' mtta Staifr al. u
Britain. France other
VcatsS sFtuwrutf. uf- a Farf UfnN
Patent executed ou liberal trrua UIt die
patch hrsrHr chos made into American nr iurui- UUrk
t"aytcruiur th' rautiu ur utuU OF ralrutr u iuvru.
tuuraud irsal other ndNiCf r'uurrrU iu OF MATTER
tOuCuiua iht tuTicf uI tlr rhims Uf patent
Furnished %, rrtlittiug One Dollar Assignment recorded
" tslITgtuf
This Arrur' suoi unl The largest iu 90 huriau. hut
through o. tutrfs have ADVANTAGE Hrruftug uurtt
u,asgrraiutur to- unrutlhit' u. invention ur.tTpsr
~ ~ mot imrnyasuu~sl superior &c., ans Nl can ur
uurrcI them tlsHh here Inf testimonial. tHIuN
prove thai uunrIt huur SrUrEssrrI rtu fArrsr 90.
rIrf than tn' subscriber nut Nurrrss ursf
ruuur 90 ADVANTAGE Asr Ahiti1N hr w"u add that be-
abundant reason 90 believe ANA prov - at m iHUtl
office the KIND tho charge professional
moderate, IN immcu- rrarticH uf toe subscriber
during twrutt trar past hRs ruahr him Co accumulate o.
vast objection go pcca tuus ana official decisions relative
uatruts Thrs brald~s h extensive .nururt of vra
mechanical
tine United State and Europe able
g. offer superior facilities for haluiur patents.
All NECESSITY utH journey ashluEtui. o. uruuutta
NCuturb
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gTNTr uH vIHMuNI falrnu.It pivfurrT Ht
49, Probate fuff HHHHf roo H lHuuauf. I aaU piffrr
tIr -II daf u MH.. a Do lr.r
Al llIIll.An. LurI Irt'. ihr"lt". lIf lnr "I. aI
" trrlaurUI $3.50. Nr. lHI. H NuruIU. Dol SAID Zoo
fFfHf HFrrHHfU uTU,sf# fHFrHuFr nII Doe aufI
efratIu present be- account IsaIuti ii estate H
ltIlnH aiIIt Cog li. IIIfIHH' r uatii
tifI auH HIfirinIiH U Ir ffHIIh OF nAiu rial' NnHf
a sI court. aIuu. roc irfsHu who aft OIL Boo
rTIfftr o. 3. therefore ufirrrN W SAID luN'.
uiluHr consideration 40. tH bear.
Probate tiua.i iU Luhuauurl 1901 tIf SOL uH U
Nos. A D. irh. auU i' 4. Nfthrl ufhrftH hia' hI ir'
uufluri urfuHf f publication ui r"r
u thr RECORD oI th. nfurr lRlruHrlai prIuNU
IuhufHfIfT three hulUrssIttl' pfrfiuIH an
IIuIt Iiraful. tlsF u. contest inH
nuUf hsiH i tnHf rnuH nfi. ale Dol
urnrU Hy l court i Ca, matter of Partition aha aisif
uHulHII u' aalN estate
IS fTu court
Attest Asa g. FRENCH JuiFr Of Probate,
A trur luu' u. irrurl
-s.r Aursi ASA D. FIiES on luar, OF Probate
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tairHnHia nitfrIrI fI
ff4....l-. IHrl fIr
r#Ie IItrr..Ir| DOT fl. estate AaIHllH ha i iit. 4
IH.IIH. nHTaH NnUnrIlr rfu iFihf AhH4'Iif a..
rfH|I.H. d HuHH.. Do. a.I. lfIai'I.I
,I..E 500 HIf j. EHaraIHr ". aa.4 mIIHr frF|fs.i.
a... I.r. fu. ID. uHrir sfIfrH n irr U. rff
I.I. 10000 uHrrr lHH. u. I.f H.irs iN..t o.. .
IH....... f.II ufrrH.I f'fuHfH OIL iIr eastern l'..
...H. rfI.. 49, iira D.. taf. 900. u.. auir.
.a. fH HH.H. NrHITrr. 700 H. 80. lauIii nrlHafr
D.. rHi .HH.. HHI COL AHsl.r o. "Hrlf i. $3.50 lHi
rH nd. hfnrIH aHH u -HfHfeiliH hh.Hti't aif "
IfHIHIH. nHHrHar. fruHuf fIrIir u aai. lia hrtalr
rH.. rHrIIHI a frpTrrrHH tI aaiI court lia ilt rH
t rHfH llrH EHHf. b. .rUrasarH alN NlI Dol f"uNN... N
IHfrrrHI Co., trflfHhf| iif iN'
l.urI. rerfuf nf Goo tfif .Hluil ruHHlr n poo NHNlN
rrirfrtnf tffnff. Hfir fH O. 90
conn I u.rusr uII aUluHItH tfsI aal4 ice Relate H
ufsl.Ia n 90. slftHir i liai ifnHN haI
f7sft 81 ftfa
fr.HHtf ttnirL AuUuhNuff M sHlH lNsfr'i ri Hi.
rf. uHr r JAM iris Goa tlrftirrf hrfru' nir
fIHrH I suIHH. sala court ai uif liWH 400 rlaN
.I-aI HII u I-r. Of DOG Hrr laHt- o. ir FraHum p'
l.t.ia d. Juaisuur siarszai- iui. lsu aar 49,
asa D. rRrNru Jalsr o.. rrolat,
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SAW SAWS!

-+==<@ <s-z=sE%s9-
SAW MANUFACTURERS.
Fishersville n f., Since Is48.
M Hlsif Ihes keep "a large assortment.
W and manufacture 10 oricI. all thu variou.
kinds OF CIRCULAR ami other SA WIS that srf
used iu tho United States and Caundas.
U The large Circular Saws are ground h., q
Machine mauc expressly Tor the purpust const-
uucntv are much trucr and superior O. Those
gruuud M the usual manner.
] hose m want of SAW rcruccffniit invited
IN call NnNss as-pairssi a. short notice. aud
all orders promptly executed List % Price,. sen.
hy mail Go persons desiring them.
c. GAGE. GEO por,-rty1s
j. c. GAGE, l. X. GAGE. II N. RuI.T-t-
i'''eI' lilc' Jan GG-lS
G-AEPITLrJ
A trnnL.- .lrfrllrrtt ~ l.rr-,.......
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE

mo. nc BROMTIEID ST. BOST0N,
supply public Indian Rene
aira a dissnssa.
RH. GREENE. Suprrintcndinr Physician, ns-
knoledEo tins Win '
Indians aud understands their Apsrnr in'-
Ids MI IBda System Medrn.
should send and Fut "a copy
INDIAN ARUANA,"
ne~rpaprE, editsd Rry OroHar G. hkscuorr ~m1h ~"
ltri O. fha principal luan if an ni
rxpusuou o. tar nrn OF thr practice, OF i
'tupoatiun which copy Of thr ail
will b. cent ti~r ei chn~rr any
Cousutrtnns lsursrnaiiy lrttrf. 81 ehnrrt
Address, DI. GREENE. ao nromftcld NJ. liosior
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L ITERATION. THi. NAV rvt'ii, thar have
Il sni- da, given M, son GiuUHi h. Nr-sIiI
hi. ii-ut during The rcmaluuci of Ala miuurlIt-
and shall claim mono Of hir earnings. orpay au'
urti. %. Il contracting. after this Gate
OLIVER RUSSELL.
suurur.. Ma, ~ 1855 $50
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VNHE Ladies all Admire th5 simplicity, and
ncamcss Of thc urv hniiC Cleaner, sold Of
Bingham Drug Store, and being cheap. all wish
.u try one. and ihnsr VINO do 20. lind they wUrl,
vel. Sj.f
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sI- o. co., t.frr Iu. sH. rI..a -I| .U Hurur-fiH i
.--l..l- AM4i SOB .l.
B. rt4r..r. EH. Be- la.
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OEHEE o. NGTyCI. of SET1 LENLNi
JOSHUA o. HOPsruN'~ T~lATI
sFtTl 90 A4-NNNS' Caledonia nlairiCt. AL.

Ava Prostate our nri4 Of 81 Jutuspur 30 s.i usll..
tIrf $500 uH. U hHI. Is Do USE
" uf.Eilt rusAI O. Houston lNr'uiri. u tn' 20.
" Hu. trstrHrtfII suehua D. ii1uttti. tAlf u no
.nFuanH. 90 taII District deceased PROPOSES ip fHiuf' W
.|uui 90 hrf UuuiuifffltIu 600. O. prrsfhI Deer
HssIU.I sob. estate ~ usaU luafl. 1900. allowance M tI
pHrIH uf making prftuuf ain aistlnniln H Goo rr.ln
SOTO estate said CIrfi. Among 600
UU UH entitled o.. Roe o. I furftI 'H
sr.Irt Oh. .HI. rHFf. fua. IIr uIHr
fur BE-. uHH tuur A o. ie- 40. DO D.. fufinrI ".
.I. grsHHH Interested Boo uHUru HrrrU. H Uu
lI..EIHl tUH record u. rIrHgIr l IIir iArl
UIss urIUfr. JUhut.ur. tire, wees. fuCUtss.U
BE- Huu. o. said tif, ~ u-uru.. that tFF
au. r1uivri thr allowance 0' eAlN account o. iI. -rf
Dol. nrHra uH aai4 tuurl b. tuH matter
uI.tFiI IfInI NI said estate o. tHr tuurt
Attest ASA 4. FRENCH Julre
~. Asa T. FRENCH judge
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S-AEPITLrJ C-gz
Tood'aasqrtmcnt Of Competing iusi rc,,i,.l
a', lui ga" o' j.. JENFTT
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To the People OF Caledonia County and
Vicinity
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KNIFE CLEANER

tiuu for husinos6.
March 10. ls5S
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22

The sermon delivered Oe-
fore the ''Young Mems Christian Association =
of this place, by the Rev. w. i. Spotswood, on
Sabbath evening, the 10th inst, was one the
most able and eloquent efforts that have ever
heard from The pulpit. Mr.. Spollswood's
oratory is OF the most impressive and effective
kind. His manner is earnest, hs language chase
and concise, bis gestures appropriate, and every
illustration be makes of his argument, is fraught
with force as we'll as beauty. Such at least is
The impression which The sermon above referred
TO has given me OF his character as SPEAKER.
beg leave thus to refer 10 Mr. Spottswood's
sermon, not only because ii deserves praise, but
because have seen no notice of it in any OF
the Bedford papers, and therefore hope YOU
will indulge me with space sufficient IN the
''Gazette'' 10 Ir;nt thrse few words from
4 STRANGER.
Bedford, Pa, Oct. 18th, 1853.
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SHEPIFF"S S.gLE

bl virtue OF writ of test. vend. exp. direc-
ted, there viii he exposed 10 public sale, at The
Court House, IN the town of Bedford, on Saturday,
the 9th day OF November A. D. 1855 at O'Clock
p NJ, the following property, 10 vii: all deft's
right, title and interest in and 10 lot of ground
Ia The town OF StonersIown, fronting l2i feet on
main street aud extending back 220 feet TO an alley
with story and half frame honse, store house, log
shop, log stable and slaughter house thereon erect
ed, adjoining lot of Daniel B. Long on the South
and an alley on the North, situate Liberty town
ship, Bedford County.
ATizFd and taken in execution the property of
David ;. BerkstresSer, and 10 be sold for cash.
Sherfi's Oifre, Bedford, WM. s. FLUKF.
Oct. g, IS. Sheriff
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COURT PR0CL4l14rI0Y.

To The Coroast, the Justices Of Me Psace,
mi Coasfa5iss in tie diGerent TownShiO,
IN f6s-EduHty Of Bedford, Greeting.
KNOW NE that in pursuance of precept 10
ne directed. under the hand and seal oil the
Hon. FRANCES n. kEMMELL, President Of the
several Courts of Common Pleas in the Sixteenth
District, consisting Of the counties of franklin
Bedford, Somerset and Fulton, and by virtue
o! his 2.:ice ofLhe Ccur. Of Cyer and rerniner
ane General Jail delivery for the Trial OF capi-
tai and other offenders therein and in the Gene
raj Court ct Charter Sessions Of the Peace: and
JoHN e. HARTLEY and A. !. SNIvEr.y, EstIs.,
Judges OF the same Court in the same County
oi Bedford, You and each Of You are hereby re-.
qntred 10 be and appear in your proper persons
with your Records, Recognizances, Exarnina-
tons, and other remembrances before the Judges
Aforesaid, al Bedford, at Court of Over and
Icrmiuer and General Jail Delivery and Gene
raj Quarter Sessions Of th,. Peace therein TO b..
holden for the comfy of Bedford, aforesaid.
on the 81 Monday of NovvenrbAr BEING the 5,f
day,l at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day
there and then to do those things to which vouI
several offices apperiain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the
23d day of October, in the year Of our Lord
1898.
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Democrats, you that stayed al home on cleo
ton day because you supposed there would be
enough without You TO beat the enemy, and you
who scratched" your ticket, do you hear the
fendish yelIs that go up from the mongreI ranks
in exulaion at your defeat This have you
brought upon yourselves, by your neglect, and
your refusal 10 stand by the nominees 0; vous
party. Shall it ever be SO again 2 Shall this
not be warning Let your answer be your
renewed, redoubed and unRaggnng exertions
in behalf Of the men and the measures Of De-
mocracy.
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BALTIMORE.

The 'Ping Uglips' and "Blood Tabs" Of
this thrice d'sgFac'd city held their usual Satur-
MALTA on election day. The present Know
Nothing Mayor was reelected, of course The
Baltimore Know Nohings have reduced terror
ism al the polls, TO science, and only need
little instruction from the Black Republican
managers Of Pennsylvania furnaces and aims
houses, to make them perfect 10 the art Of for
elby defeating the vii Of the people.
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The Siege Of Hostility OF The
Chinese.

Severe 10 The extreme (aays the Chiaa MIN
are the measures Of determination adopted by
the Braves of Canton, not only IN plans of as
sasslnation against us, but in persecution 10
which all Chinese are subject who continue TO
have intercourse with US. Death is not only 10
be inflicted on the pat,ies themselves, bul pun
Ishment is 10 extend to their relations, their
nelghbors, their property, their village, and
their descendants for ever. This is publicly and
officially proclaimed throughout the surround
ing districts, and in the suburbs of Canton it.
self. Bright as the prospects look IN the north,
they are dark and lowering here. If the pre-
sent state OF things is not speedily changed. we
shall find oursrlves al war, not with China, not
with the government of Kwang- tang, bat with
the various leaders and the rabble of the " hole
province, with numerous disorganizeG, law
less population, without head, without govern
ment. II KWang and his coadjuorS do not
speedily adopt peaceful policy, it will soon be
out OF their power lift is not so already, 10 ouel
that system OF walfare which they have crea.
ted, or to control those lawless bands of rufians
which II is SO easy TO create, but so difficult 10
get rid OF. The province Of Kwang tang is
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22

THE OvERLAHD CALIFORNIA MAii.-The FIRST
overland mail from California, under he great
contract with Butterfrll & Co., reached S..
Louis at 9 o'clock last Saturday night, in TWEEN
ty-lhree days and four hours fIom San Francis
CO. The Stages brought lh: ough.sx passer gers.
We have news by this arrival, from California,
Oregon, etc, ten days later than previously re-
eiyed by the Panama route. There ,nojhing
encouraging from Frazer river, but good gold
diggings, it is now confirmed, exist at Wenatche
Washington territory, where fl i5ht has taken
place with the Inilans
According to the terms Of the contract the
overland mail must make lis trips regularly
within twenty-fve days, and the contractors
have commenced operations grost ausplciously
a2reeably Disappointing all who feared The thing
to be an impractcab lity. The mail line flom
San Antonio, frxaS, TO San Diego, California,
is carried on, inside of lwenty-three days. with
remarkable regularity. We, therefore, do not
doubt that the great mail line now begun VIII
be able TO la as well. As the mails, Of course.
follow the fasteI route, ii only needs rczuari-
~ for The Panama line to be superseded, ard
The entire Pacific mail service TO be carried on
over our own territories. 70 insure the SAFETY
Of these mails, guards and posts must BE- always
at hand, and with such advantages The travel
will 90 by these stages, insel ID of the ocean
steamers. These are not merely possibilities,
hut probabilhl, 5, and as il is to ths interest Of
the contractors 10 hasten the event; they will
leave nothing undone to that end
Here, then, we have tn" foundation Ia d of
the great Pacific highway. Let Us bat get that
firmly established, and emigration will do the
Eesi We ara fast pushing our settlements "a
cross The vast wilderness lying between the
Mississippi and the Sierra Nevada, and this
overland mail viii adj new energy to the move
ment Of our civilization ives! ward.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22
HOW IL WAS DONE.

W. have elsewhere expressed tbr opinion
TIA II tie Dcnocr1iIc parfv Of Pennsylvania
had unanimously endorsed The Kansas policy Of
the Administration, instead of dividing upon
that issue, tie result The late election would
haze been lar different fiom that which we are
compelled to record. This is not an after
thought Of ours, as our columns tor the last nine
months will abundanily prove. In all our edi-
tolals on the Lecompton question our prime
object was the preservation Of The unity Of the
party, f1r Il was our settled conviction that op-
position to the Administration would tend TO
The utter and ruinous dsmembprment Of our
organ 'zaiion. On TIL point we may also cite
the letter OF Gen. Bowman published in the
Gazette some time previous 10 the late election,
which it was rmphaticalIy ass 'rled that should
William A. Porter be defeated, he could atlrib-
ut4 bis want of success to no other cause than
his neglecting 10 place himself Oh the Demo
cratic platform.
This refus,l 10 give the President of our
choice unanimous endorsement, was the lead
ing causp Of our defeat; but at the same time
the rickery and frauds Of The opposition had
moi liltIe 10 DO with it. The form-r operated
10 keep Democrats at home on election day,
Whilst the latter brought out an increased op-
position vote. In Philadelphia, for instance,
Ia large Democratic vote was unpolled, whilst,
bon the other hand, the Black Republican au-
hori!eS threw open the alms-houses and hun
drrds Of raupers were made TO vote the Oppo-
sition ticket. In The iron districts, the furnace
masters either humbugged, OF forced, their en-
Ployees into opposition to the Democracy. In
our own Congressional district, yea even in our
own county, men wee compelled against their
own convictions, TO vote for Mcpherson. In
ONE Of the northern townships, railroad hands
and furnace employees, were threatened with
an immediate discharge if they dared 10 vote
for Reilly. At Coalmont, in Huntingdon coun-
ty, dozens ofmen were marched up 20 the polls
protesting that they were voling contrary to
their cherished sentiments but said they, "what
will we do? we must vote as these Republican ~
iron masters bid Us, or we lose our places and
our children must beg for bread :" And this
is the way our opponents have conqnered.-
These great stickIers for "ireedom in Kansas"
these ardent Black Republican lovers Of liberty,
lrample the rights of the free labofer in the
dust, put political yoke upon the necks of
freemen, and then claim that the people have
rebuked the National Administration
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
administration have been granted TO the undersign
edby the Register of Bedford county, upon the
tate of William Nycn~n late of Monroe township.
decPa 'ed-all persons, therefore, indebted TO said
estate, will please make immediate payment, and
those having claims against it, will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN NYCUM,
Oct. %, 1853. Administrators.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22
NOTICE.

The regular Meeting Of the ''Young Mems
Christian Association" will be held in The lectuWp
room ofthe Presbyterian Church on this FRIDAYS
evening". A full attendance of the members is re-
qnrsted, as business OF importance will be
Transacted
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22
THE BEST AND GREATEST variety

THE BEST AND GREATEST variety of
PrnmanshiP just exhibited at the Pennsylvania
State Fair, at Pittsburgh, and at New Castle,
Pa, was from The Iron City College, of this city,
This institution is now the largest in the coun-
try, and offers superior facilities for acquiring
practical busisneSs education. on.-PWS6urg
Daily True Press.