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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-28
HOW TT WAS DISCOVERED ]!

IN the fall Of 1851 daughter of Mr.. Lindsey was
suffering from malignant attack of Cancrum Oris
( (Canker OF the moGth) She had previously been
PTostraed by the attacks Of Dysentary, inflammation
ol the lungs and Hectic Fever, successively which
resulted in the above named disease in its worst
form. Her condition was most deporable-her mouth
and cheek were literally rotten-tbe attending ply
stefan pronounced the case hopeless one. Every
thing Indicated a speedy and horrible death-the
death OF rotting out of life At this critical Juno
ture Mr.. Lindsey prepared a compound for the pur-
pose OF alternating, possible, the pains of the little
sufferer. She made to use It freely, and in a
was very peTceptible change for the better. The
mouth began 10 put on bright and healthy appeal
ance-ihe foul breath became sweet-the appetite
was restored and the child seemed 10 partake of
new and fresh life.
Hope inspired, and the of the compound
was faithfully continued, tie result of which with
the blessing OF God was her complete restoration
She perfectly heallhyi From this eIrcurn-
stance, Mr. Lindsey was led to prepare with greater
care and eXactness. what had tonish hngiy cured
has child and continued his experimental efforts Un-
ti be succeeded in bringing 10 perfection his
Great ReaedV for Blood Jn,gNrtv-siuce which time
ITS ELECTS have been almost miraculous. Hundreds
upoRshuadreds, by it. have been suatched from an
and The endearmeH, of friends, The young and old
daye tested il. saving powers and sing aouI Is vir-
tues. Say they-s'aiteF using Lindsey's Improved
Blood Searcher, we felt as If a life was stirring
our veins, and under God owe TO it more than
words can express"
But hear from their lips and then udge Of its
valuable effects. The few testimonials that follow
show that Is deseTvedy styled the Greatest DlscoU-
ejy ef ms aHg other age.
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GETTYS' PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

Erchange Building, Bedford, Pa,
Where AmbrotyPes, DaguerreOtypes, &c.
&c, OF every description, are executed in the
latest styles and Improvements of the Art. A
tull assortment of plain and fancy cases, and
gold and plated Lockets, at verylow prices. and
The public are respectfully invited TO call
examine his specimens.
T. r. GETTYS, Jr.
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SGD eCG2 CReSs

The subscriber has Just received a splendid
variety Of Gold, Silver Mounted, and Steel
SP-ctacles, with the finest Scotch Pebbles, su-
perioT in Clearness, and designed to suit persons
OF all a-cS-WaTranlpd never to FAIL-to
which he invites the attention of all who are in
need Of the article. He has also Just received
ali elegant assortment of JEWELRY-aIl OF
which he will sell on reasonable terms.
DANIEL BORDER.
Bedford. May .. 1851.
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SGiTyOCk & Smith,
Booksellers and StatiOIerS, and dealers in Music
and Musical Instruments ChamherShurg.

Oar Stock consists Of Books, Stationery, Mu-
sic, Musical Instruments, Wall Paper, Blinds,
French, German, and American Autographs,
and Steel Engravings, gilt Mouldings for
Frames, etc. etc, wholesale and retail. DR.. B.
F. Harry is our agent for Bedford, and all or
deTs given him will be promptly attended to.
March g.
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FOR SALE, OR
'HES AEREE-a5A Acres Of and

q Z D n Hb ELs sTVI NUItN OF IdiIU !.
part OF the Vckroy Estate called Sugar Bottom, in
ST. Clair township.
ALSO,
The well known Tavern Stand and Store House IN
the town OF "oodderry, situate on lot No s. on the
plan of said town GG feet by 100 feet now in the oc-
cupancy of William Pierson.
ALSO.
1Co acres Of land in Dallas County, Iowa
ALSO,
800 acres of land in MONTGOMERY County, Iowa.
ALSO,
800 acres Of land in Harrison County, Iowa.
ALSO
120 acres in Morrison County, Minnesota.
ALSO
Lot Of block 50 in the city of Omaha. Nebr, "a
Territory.
All near the Rail Roads and presenting good oppo,
tunities for investments.
o. E. SHANNON.
Bedford Nov. l3, 1857
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Samuel EKetterHllan.

COUNTY NURVETOP.
WOULD hereby notify the citizens Of Bed
ford county, that he has moved to the Borough
OF Bedford, where he may at all times be
found by persons wishing 10 see him, unles,
absent upon business pertaining TO his office.
April l6. 1S58.-tf.
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WASHINGTON sHOTEE..

MRS. COOK would announc { to her frieuds
and the public, that The Washington Hotel is
now fitted up in superior order for the accom-
modation of guests, and she hopes to continue
to receive liberal share of custom. Persons
visiting the Mineral Springs will find in the
Washington Hotel comfortable summer re-
treat-and no pains will be spared 10 please all
who patronze the house.
ga young gentleman of high qualification
and courteous department has charge of the es-
Enlistment
% The best OF StabIng is attached to this
Hotel
0E-Terms as moderate as any other house in
the place.
lD- Daily Mail Stages from Alaquippa and
Cnmberland-also tFi-weekly Lines from Hol-
li,laysburg and Pttsburg stop at this Hotel.
Bedford, April %, 1856.
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BLOODY RUN FOUNDRY
IL q C h 1 n @ Shoe y I

The subscribers are now prepared at lba;.
Foundry in Bloody Run, TO fill all orders for Cas,r
Of every description for ''''s'
GRIST IND S.7W-.HILLS, THRESHJhr
MACHINES, APPLE MILLS, PLOUGBS and
all things else in our line that may be needed in HI,
or adjoining counties. -" 'D'
We manufacture Threshing Machines of .. Ans
Horse Power, WARRANTED equal if not surerio,
to any made IN the State. We keen consfartjv -.
hand 1uii assortment of Wood Cock. Plr,g a..
Hillside Plomsbs, WARRANTED TO give ssfisf..-
tom or 10 sale Points, shares and land sides 70 b
all Noodcock, or Seyler pIoughs in the county.
Farmers Bells, Poughs and Castings of our ma.s
may be had al the store of
VIM Hartley, in Bedford.
Sender ei5augh < Pee, East Providence Tn
John Nycum 4 Son, s.
Times being hard, we offer great inducements "a
Farmers and Mechanics 10 buy of us.
All KINDS OF repairing done in neat and substaB.
;ial manner and all work warranted Call and er.
anime our castings and work and judge for your
selves. Our agents sell at foundry prices.
JOSIAH BAUGHMAN & BRO.
March &c, 1856.
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TIE MENGEL HOJ SE.

saIenLIAe HLsCAmahI Ff0pFle50r.
D5~ Boarders taken by the day, week, rontl
or year, on moderate terms.
Nav 9. 1886.
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TO BE HID II DIR. H4RRY'S.

Essence Of Jamaica Ginger, which should
have place in every family, for sale at Dr.
Harry's.
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TOOTH7CHE.- Those who want sneedy
cure for this disease will find it in DR. KEYsERs
TooTHACHE Remedy. Sold for % cents at Sam
uel Browns Store Bedford, s, Colvn & Robin
on's Schel sburg.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-28

THE partnership heretofore existing between Hem
ry 5. King and James MadsFa, under the name and
fra OF Madara, King K Co., doing business at Le-
mons Iron Works, in HoPewell township, Bedford
county, is dissolved by mutual consent.
HENRY S KING,
Nov. 2, 1851. JAMES MADARA.
The business OF manufacturing iron at Lemon
Iron Works, viii he continued by the undersigned,
who has purchased all the interest Of his late partners
James Madary, in the Books property aad effects
belonging TO The late firm of Madara, King 4 Co.
Nov. 20. 1857. HENRY S. KING.
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March 6, 1857.
b. Border,
CE0CEz s. aGCRR Maker
IN nENtED N IrE-rr pH-

M III Iii IN JEN LLbI,
Would respectfully announce TO the citizens
Of Bedford, and the public in general, that he
has opened Jewelry Store in the building re-
Gently occupied by II. Nicodenus, Esq. nearly
opposite the Bedford Hotel, where he viii be
pleased 10 see all in want of articles IN bis line
He has on hand, and Will constantly keep, an
elegant assortment Of JEHELRY, and will ry-
pair Clocks ard Watches in The bert style. lie
hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage, as
be feels satisfied he can render satisfaction to all
who entrust him with their work. His terms
will be moderate
He has on hand Gold and Silver WATCHES,
Silver Spoons, Thimbles, Butter Knives, Gold
and Silver Pens and Pencils, SC. sc.
April y, 1889.
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e NO HUMBUG.-H. II. HUTZ'S Celebrated
letter Wash is the only safe and sure remedy ever
discovered for curing the Tetter, Ringwor, and all
eruptions OF the skin. 1t is nfalIible remedy,
that perfect in all of letter is guaran-
tied, If attentiVelg applied. In ordinary one
bottle will be Sufficient TO perfect In bad
ses, with letter IF loug standings will be re-
CURED Price 25 cents per bottle. For Sale at DR..
Reamer's Drug Store, Bedford, Pa.
May %, lS57-ly.
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For pmples and wrinkles and freckles and tan,
Nothing has e'er been discovered bv man,
Like that wonaeriul product of tropical bowers,
The popular '-Balm of thousand Flowers
10 be had at DR.. Harry's Drug K Book Store
March G, 1857.
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lollldaysburg, Blair county, Pa.
CERTIFICATES!

=. PattonsYiIIe, Bedford CO., Pa, Oct. II, 81.
Mr.. J. ". LINDSEY.
Dear Sir:-l was severely afflicted with rheuma-
tIsR for whole year-niue months of which time |
vas not able 10 leave my bed-when hearing OF the
wonderful effects of your Improved Blood Searcher
determined TO procure 1t aud give il fair ri
al. After using three bottles | was able TO walk a.
round again as usual, and am wholly cured. [
can recommend 1t TO all who are similarly afflicted,
and believe II is all it claims TO be.
Yours, truly, JOHN SHAFFER.
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LUMBER.-Twenty thousand feet of Spruce
& Pine Boards, also large supply of Poplaf
Scantling-for sale by a. B. CRAMER & Co
Feb 10, 1858.
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Bazin's & Lubin's Extract for the Handker-
chief, Cologne Water, &c. for sale at DR.. Har-
ry's Drug Store
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CIT MRER SpTTP o.

% They are at all times prepared TO carry al
kinds of Produce to, and Merchandise, &c. from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, at the shortest notice.
They will also purchase Flour, Grain, &c, al
market price.
COAL, LUMBER, SALT, FISH, GUANO, and
PLASTER on hand and for sale low.
June 10, 1853.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

Any person desirous of purchasing a well esta-
blished and profitable Drug Store hear of hrst
rate opening by addressing the editor of this paper.
July II, 1857.
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D. K. WUNDERLICH. b, r. \
W uEAggeH'BiCEa & Mead.

forwarding & Commission flcrrEQnts
North Second Street, opposite the CuuaJeyiaua Val
Rail Ro1H Deyot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

There was perfect dearth Of news at Quarantine
yesterday nothing at all TIA spring of snyimportance
Several people called during the day in order 10 find
out whether the Aussras passengers supposed tn be
saved, had arrived I'd the fort, but of course went
away with u negative response.
No new cases of yellow fever have been reported a.
occurring on the shipping, or within the ioelosnre
Outside rumor had it tbat there were an indefinite
number of cases bnt investigation proved such not
to bethe case 1t lie remarkable how easy the Staten
islanders get alarmed at the slightest report of this
character.
The military beginning u look with longing eyes
for the hour to-day whom they leave the shores Of
Staten Island and express the hope that when next
they are called upon TO perform military duty they
will have something el-e to do than mount guard and
parade day after day. The 9th Regiment is looked
for with much anxiety, curiosity being excited ~ to
what kind of appearance they will make.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

SEIZURE OF INDECENT PIcTUREs AND ARREST OF
rHE PuBLisHERs.-About a week ago intma-
ton was given to the Police Headquarters, that GER
tain parties were extensively engaged ct No. oO4
Greene street in the manufacture of the most obscene
pictures from nature and that large quantities of these
were daily disposed Of to socalled respectable whole
sale establishments downtown, well TO pedars,
for exhibition in stereoseopes The matter was placed
in the hands Of Capt. Walling, who Immediately de-
tailed Officers Macdonald, Tieuan and Widely of the
detective force to work up the After obtaining
positive knowledge that such operations were being
earned at the place indicated through the medium
Of a small purchase made by a Juvenile customer,
Officer Macdonald made visit to the establishment
on Saturday last, with carpet bag ia hand just fresh
in town Of course, and made bargain for the pnr-
chase OF six dozen views which they agreed to fur
nsh the following day, at 81 per dozen. As Officer
Macdonald about leaving the building, the pro-
pretOrs begged Of him to be very careful for several
of the Detectives had been seen hanging about, by
whom their customer manifested the greatest un"ti-
iugness to be caught with such peters in his possss-
sion and promising 10 mind their admontions IN that
respect be engeged to be Oh hand Sunday afternoon,
with the Z" needful' $50 for them.
At the appointed time the countrynan--Oticer
Macdopal6 called again, esrpet-bagi in hand ready Tor
his de- arture hence and inquired TOR thOs- Psle's
which were soon produced. Officer Macdonald asked
for bill of liz purchase this, however, they de
clred to furnish when, conceiyng that he had got a.
good evidence against the publishers ss be wes likely
to obtain he blew bis whistle cor his Associates, Officers
Temsn ard Wildsy, to enter, aid at the same mo-
nent threw opep BIS coat AID exposed hs .ce shield
when the prOgrisiOrs instantly seized al they cosi
lay their hands upon, including large bumber Of IN
ptrs.oIs tie liner where they were in prcs- oil
Crying, and endeaycred to destroy them, t1f Tie
officers succeeded il obtaining possession u then'
ss wei as the apparatus by which they wss'
made. Tie number VI these indecent ana CD
scene pictures seized about ave ha''"en'
Tie two persons found in charge Of ths estaeAAe''
| who gave their names as DE Gram and MORAN were
taken Into custody aud locked up at the pe'ce''e-
oiee for the night immediately alter the' lce''e'a
ton, they were visited by several ineni'' o'e o.
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PERSONAL.


DANIEL PRATT, jr., "the great American trav-
eler" il in town. Mr. Pratt has been journeying and
speaking for several years past varying his labors
only by an occ asona for the Presidency in which
adventure he has had the usual luck of eminent person
ages defeat. We believe he, made wise by siver-
sity proposes 10 eschew politics and confne himself to
locomotion and oratory hereafter. Mr.. Pratt we think
chimes more brightly in travelling than in speakipg-n
fact he can never travel much that those whom he
has reached in the Of his peregrinatons will not
prefer that his jourpeyings be continued. He DOW
meditates tour Of the Old World, to which purpose
we believe all this continent gives hearty assent.
May prosperity attend and celebrity crown his pro-
gress; and whether his destination be Lake Baika
N'ghsmi, Timbuctoo Orenburg, we most heartily
wish he may reach it. We leave to Calmucks or Hot
tentots the task Of praying him back agsin-never
doubling that they will perform it with anxious and
imporunate fcrvor
The Hon. A. v. Brown, U. s. Postmaster-Genera,
is in this city, and with Postmaster, Mr. l. v.
Fowler, is TO meet the Committee of the Chamber of
Commerce to-day in relation to site for the new
Post Office At the invitation Of some of his mercan-
tile friends Mr. Brown will probably pay the Exchange
ayisit at half-past three.
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THE FROST.

Up TO this 26th day of September, we have ut had
any killing frost in tue vicinity Of Newiork, nor have
we heard of any damage having been done along this
parallel o'lstude. The writer went up the Erie road
to Bnghanton, N. u on the morning Of the oath and
found here and there ths the frost of the night before
had slightly touched the bean snd pumpkin vines. and
we heard the same of all the Chenango valley. Every
where the word was No harm done.'
A letter from Dansville Liv. Co.. n. Y, Sept. =,
1858, says:
"A hard frost here last night sor the first this FAB
Crops; hay good, wheat poor in quality and small IN
Weld rye not much raised here but fair yield; oats
decidedly poor; barley below average yied buck>
wheat ditto: potatoes about average wholesome
rot, but rot bad corn good and ripe, no mistake
A letter from Irasburgh, Orleans County, Vermont,
Sept -, 1858, says:
mo frost in Northern Vermont yet. Indian corn
and buckwheat great crops oats good wheat An aver
age with other years; POTATOES premise well, no rot
yet; hay crop abundant"
A letter from Orange County, ~ T., Sept. p, says:
No frost, and Corn mostly Gu. up, and Buckwheat all
safe, ard will yield well.
In Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island, we
found both Com and Buckwheat of the way of frost
week ngo and we are assured that is the case in all
the eastern counties of New York. and so are those
crops in New Jersy. In fact, there is not much dan
ger now of injury from frost for there il very little
unrpe vegetation for it to kill. In this region, we
shall have a good crop of sound Corn. The fear of
frost il fear no longer.
No Fnosr IS IowA.-A correspondent at Muscatine,
under date of Sept 20, 1858, says:
"'No corn this year, said TaE TRIBUNE of june
the -. Yes, there viii be corn! Yes, there is corn
this year More glorious bet weather than we now
enjoy could not be imagined Thermometer between
so and go. But this glorious hot weather will not
ruin our crops it did in June. No frost yet. Corn
buokwheat and late potatoes are doing We'll.
Yours d. y. GATES.
up. S.--Frst killing frost:
1854. Oct. l6....Corn irst-rae.
1855. Oct. Lee. Corn hrst-rste
laS....s.pt. 2o....Ero.t bitten, but cured we'll
ls57..Oct. %...Bady frozen, but cured not at all"
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CORTLAND COUNTY FAR.
Corr.spopdeuce Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The y. Y Tribune
CoKrLAsD VILLAGE, ~ Y, Sept. "a, 1863.
The Cort and County Fair closed last evening; it
WAS decided success. The grounds eighteen
acres in extent delightfully."- situated between Cortland
and Homer, were admirably inclosed, and although
the buildings Or this year were merely temporary aud
had to he erected in great haste they were convenient
animade good appearance The trottirg track, just
lalf-ni.e i'll lergth, is said TO BE- the best IN the
State.
The first day for entrances blowing match &c
became stormy in the afternoon, So that the great
State tent blew down hadto be taken down. ana some
other slight damage was done; but the crowd on the
grounds large, and understand that the proving
match was well contested.
TIE second day was cloudy aud chilly, with occa-
sona slight sprukhngs Of rain. The exhibition Oh
stock was fine. Floral Hall presented the usual dis
&C. The crowd was large the officers Of the Society
prompt and systematic IN Their movements anu al
went on well
Tie principal features of the thiri day were a
ladies equestrian exhibition tie address the award OF
premiums and tro,tne match. The equestrian ex-
tibition was, | suppose, sO-so-fpr never saw one
before. TIE address was delivered by the Hon.
Nathan Bristol Of Toga Comfy aGd, though all hour
and tliee-quar,ers long. held a large audience in
fixed attention. Il was wen written aud well deliv-
erod betrayed much and sound Thought and was
admirably ADAPTED 10 the occasion. Inever heard an
address al fair which struck me more favoraoly.
NJ Bristol formerly REPRESENTED Inc Ioriahd iosa
and Broone District in The State Senate MIR. Barber
Judge Ii. Stevens, Judge :. Stevens, Judge Cowan,
a. Freer and other patrisrchs % Cortland were ON
the stand-s most respectable and venerab!e-appear-
Gg body # men. The award Of premiums pass
.yer as il would not interest your readers. The irVt
came off at about Z. n.
Tie Only accident Of tine three days was the fall OF
f.ual. from her horse during the equestrian e1ni-
bitiun. She rot much injured. Too uiueh praise
cannot be given To- the officers Of tile Society, and too
much spect Cannot b. fei the people II county
where til virtues Of tie oldcn time combine with al
tst i horcsi il the enterprise OF th- Present 10y. K
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THE TURF.

FASHION Course, L. L-RUSSIsG.-THE Fa2
MEETINGS commence to-day, and is the town talk
The relative merits of the different horses being
canvassed and active preparations are being made by
the public to witness the sport and by the proprietor
that the community may enjoy it in the fullest sense Of
the term. We saw large number of horses in train
ing and intended to make some remarks as to their
condition; but all doing 50 well that II would be
superuous in US to make special mention OF any. In
the tire, let all rest assured that most glorious
sport may be anticipated everything gives promise Of
1.-THE large number and high reputation Of the
horses the amount of money at stake and the conf
dence which each owner feels in the ability Of his hor
SEES to win what they start for
UsIos COURSE, l.. I.-TRorrIsG AND PacrsG-
Thursday, Sept. %, lS5s.-Match $1,000; single
dash Of one mile
Geo. Spcer, b. g. Lantern.
W. Peabody. T. e. P-t..........................z
TIme-x:R4
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POLITICAL,

The WITH Congressional District Convention met OF
Saturday night at No. So Franklin street All the del
egstes wsre present-Mr Adolphus Borst Of the Four
teenth Ward in the chair, and Mr. Philip Kelly Score
tary. MIR. Augustus Wiesemann Of the Tenth Ward
was elected Nice-Chairnan. A discussion took
place upon the advisablty Of uniting with the Amer
cam in the choice Of candidate, when Mr.. Baker
moved that Committee of one from each ward te
appointed to NEE, with similar COMMITTEES from other
parties opposed to the present Federal Administra-
ton, Which was unanimously adopted and the Com
uittee appointed.
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY CosvEsTIos.-At a meeting OF
the delegates Of the Republican Association of the
Eleventh Ward, held at No. lT Avenue b on the 18th
inst, Mr.. Lowe was duly nominated as candidate to
represent the XIIth District.
For CopoyER.-The candidates for Coroner are
numerous. Nearly every ward has on sspirant Of
either party for the position, and every day adds to
the number. In addition to those heretofore mon
toned, il announced the name Of Mr.. Charles Riddle
Of tie Twelfth Ward. Mr. KEidle is well known q
Republican. He acted with the Wing party 50 long
as il continued to exist, and was never Democrat
In 1851, We believe, he was Deputy City Inspector
and had almost entire charge of the hospitals for the
treatment Of cholera which at thss time epidemic
in this locality. Since then he has ksd charge Of the
different institutions upon Words Tsssnd.
Nor A CASDIDATE.-Mr. Charles McCay Of the
First Ward desires to state that h. i not candi
date for Alderman from the First District.
DEMOCRATIC CoSGRsssIoxAL NoMrsATIoSs.-Robt.
Parker, esq, of Delhi, was On Friday Last nominated
for Congress in the XIXth District, comprising the
Counties Of Delaware and Otsego.
Robert Mcclellan, esq, of Hudson WA nominated
the same day for Member Of Congress in the XIIth
District, composed Of Duchess aud Colunaba. Mr..
Mcclellan has already served one term in the House
Of Representatives