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Died.

Ia Schellsburg, Oh the 18Th inst Tuov
AS w. B. McFADDEy, ESQ, in the 37tb w..
OF lio age
The deceased was horn in Cumberland q
IA, but teranie resilient of this county .lon.
Il years ago. AS a man he was highly estpe,..
ed far his intellectual aud social qualities n.
ioved has friends aud relations dearly ana ,,,,
kind aud urbane TO all, thus whining fo, him.
self, the respect and cntre confidence If all
WHO knew hn He was first elepted eoa-,r
Superintendent Of Bedford Co. which Office /.
declined on account Of the mad, qaate salar,
lie then removed to MeCvnnellsburg. where l.
was elected to te Office Of Pro,honotary. Re-.
lister and Recorder of fulton Go. which date.
BIO discharged with credit TO himself and s.,i..
faction to the public
al the expiration of bis term of Office. hi,
health Was SO shattered - to be unable to A.
tend TO auy business whatever, he then return.
ed 10 SeheIlsburg that lie might die in tic n.is
of his relations
As Christian, he was member of the Ger
nnn Reformed Church, though modest ia h.
Professions and unassumipg in his ways, yet Lis
pleiy was sincere aud heart felt lie loved Ii,
Church aud ali her institutions In his Ia.,
sickness lie WAS called upon to suffer much aud
lohg, all of which lie bore with perfect resis-
nation TO thc viii OF God; frequently conmeua-
lng himself, his afeetiouate wife, aud his Ill
Tie eAlldren to Him who can sustliu aud con-.
fort 10th the dying ald tlie hereayed: and afts
long period OF suffering, feeling hat his de-
pariu.e was now ut hand, be said, ssCome, eoue
Lord, aud departed in peace.
On the 18th inst, Mrs. Eve ANN pgNsrr.
aged % years, month and days.
Tue SUBJECT of this notice was wotthg of more
tl'aii mere passing reuark. She was an excel
lent young woman, and H4s highly esteeuet
ey all Sho knew her tor the aniabie qualities
she possessed. Her remains were followed d
The grave by a large eeneOurse Of people
S4e was member of The German Reformed
Church, and siueere Christian, always adorl-
,ng 4er profession by consistent example
Her scEuese, whicl. was one Of mrch suffering
aud protraeted for several years, she bole viii
ali ehtire Submission 10 the will Of God. IS.
Is MT dead bat sleefetl."
Oa the 18th WESLEY, son Of Johr, uor,j
inore' OF Snake Spring township, III the SD
year Of his age.
AT Pine Hill. 3omerset ca. on Saturlay
the lo'h lns,., EtIzABGrn ANN, daughter
Lewis and Maria Turner, aged wears. i
months and - days.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23
THE Tune CHANGED. !,

Such is the caption of an article in the
SpuH OF the lth inst, in which FoRNEY
Is assaulted III the usual coarse styie ot eur
nelghbor, Tor having heretofore claimed and
classtfed Mr.. REILLY among the honest
opponents OF the EecomptoL fraud. Mr.
FoRNEY, as well as every body else, had Every
reason to point to our Representative as one
who would vote against the admission of Kansas
under that swiudle, because he himself had so
stated his position 10 every body with whom
he conversed or the subject. Mr. REILLY did
not only, In conversation, speak against the
Leconpton Oonsuiution-Mr. Buchauan's and
the Southern Fire-eater'r pet measure-as a
swindle aud fraud, and which he would not
support, aud could not, coaScientiouStq, but
he also stated, over aud over again, that he
had Speech written Out, which lie purposed
delivering in the House Gu the first favorable
OCCASION that he could obtain the floor for the
purpose, ia whiuh his views, strengthened and
confirmed by the clearest evidence, would be
reiterated against this infamous contrivance
Now we fad this same Mr.. REILLY pushing
himself forward champion aud defender Of
this Lecompton Constitution, the same instru-
ment that but day or two before had met
with bis hearty condemnation For this
shameful deserlion of tue right, be has received
and viii continue to receive, as be Justly
merits, lie emphatic Condemnation not only of
MIR. FoRNEY, but of the wel-inforned and in
telhgent portion of his immediate consitl-
cuts.
We think 1t is rather left handed COM
piment that the SPIRIT pays to sour talcni-
od Representative, when it says s.the tune
Is changed" We of course presume he
means Reiliy's s'tunc All can agree with
the Spirit, without argument, that he has
''changed bis tune" from defender of the
lght and OF justice. TO that of sustaining fraud
and ylilAlny, aud no one knows this better than
hr. KELLY himself, his Leeomptou speech
ana the Sptra to the contrary notwithstanding.
tbs own conscience is his accuser.
In this unlooked-for, unexpected aud
marvellous political sunerset, Mr. REILLY, Of
course, has astounded friends and foes and
even the most perfect amateurs in political
gyrailons, and, us a matter OF course, has
cailel toftt animadyersious from the people
and from the press. FoRNEY's Press con-
tained some very severe structures upon his
change of positiou--they were severe because
just and true which our neighbor replies
by saying, land We presume he knows) that
MI. REILLY Is likely to gain in pocket as
we'll as reputation by the dispeasure of the
Press" Is may be, as the Spirit says that,
SO far as his pocket IS concerned, he will be
considerable gamer; but as to t.reputation."
that is debatao!e question, and the way to
decide It is to place him before The l,l6ought,
unbri6ed people of the 17th Congressional
District nextfal as a candidate for reelection.
they are the only proper arbiiers to decide
this question, aud they will do II efectually,
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, the l6tb inst., by the Rev. {,
q Pfobst. at the residence Of the brides f,,I.
ef,pesr Bioedy Run, Pa, alr Michael f. I,,,.
nlah, Of Woodbury., to Miss Ameia. J. Bo,rJ
On tie 18th lust, By he Rev. II. Heck.,.
laaii Nr. Charles Roos TO Miss Hannab VOL
ieger, botis Of Woodbury. Bedford 20. p.
Oh he I4ih Inst, by tie Rev. T. Bene3i.,
slr Dauiei imler 10 Miss Sarah Siunbaugl
both Of Bedford tp.
On the 10Th inat., BY The Rev. H. liecke,-
lnan Mr.. Heury Earnest Of Bedford tp., 10 }I,,
iianuah Dielll Of Charlesyille.
On the 18th inst, by tbe Rev. J. 4 Kun.
kienian, Mr. Wiiliam logan 70 Miss Mary Soov.
bArger all Of Napier tp.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23

G-The chief reason why Mr.. Reilly supports
the Lecompten Constitution, he SAYS, IS because
it will take the question out OF Congress, and
because the people of Kansas can alter the con-
stituiion at any tune after admission. This
now is deuied by Southern supporters of the
bill They are in favor of the Constitution be-
cause it ties the hands of the people until 1851,
and then requires SO many conditions prior to
effee;ng a change to make change almost
Impossible. Que of these conditions is that if
one third Of the, voters of the State either vote
against proposed amendments or dc not rote at
all, no amendment can be made.
But. as we have said, Southern supporters of
the Lecompton Constitution deny that any
change car be legally made in that instrument t
before 1864 Aud Mr. Green, of Missouri, in
his report to the Senate frcm the majority of
the Committee on Territories expressly denies
this right, Tor he uses tins language:
s.H5icerei Frse oas us provisions may p,oee BE-,
they the peoplel CANNOT change IT, ,rioHf resortiag
10 rertiation, ustl 1861
There is no doubt, that the State Court would
So decide, and the people would be compelled
to live under Constitution unacceptable to
them, or to make change by revolutionary
means, such as were attempted years ago IN
Rhode Island. D,niocratSltl say it is right
thus to bride the people, aud keep them from
governing themselves. knaves only can hold
such atrocious sentifi ents. --Geftpsbarg Star.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23
POLITICAL MEETING

There will be a mass meeting Of all those
opposed to the present National Adminisfra-
;ion, and the iniquitous attempt to force upon
Kansas the pre- slavery Lecompton Constitu-
ion against the clearly ascertained will Of the
majority of her citizens,--at the Court House,
in Bedford, on Tuesday evening of May Court,
May 4
Delegates will be chosen to represent our
Representative aud Senatorial Districts in the
approaching State Convention, and several able
speakers will be present TO address the meet
ing.
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BEDFORD INQUIRER.

estate for the use of said company within ten
years from the commencement Of said road
See. Z. That If said company shall not com
mence the construction Of said road within
five years from the passage of this act, and
complete the same Within fifteen years from the
organization OF the company, thls act shall be
null and void.
tSigned) A. BRowER LoNGAKER,
Speaker Of Ate House Of Reps.
WM. Ii. WELsH,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Approved, March 18th, Anno Domini, one
thousand eight hundred aud fifty eight.
Wsr. i. PACKER.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23
Municipal Elections.

HAdERsrowN, April 12.-The municipal
election held here to-day resulted iu the cleo
ton OF the whole American ticket.
D. G. Mulnma, American, for Mayor, reciey-
ed so majority, and the American council tick
ct received an average majority Of 12l The
minority forGoverao7 Hicks in iiagerstown was
81 over Col G.oome
ALBANY April IA. MIR. Perry, Anti Lee
compton candidate, was elected Mayor of this
city yesterday by l40 majority. The City
Council is almost equally divided.
ELIzABkTHTowH, April 13.-At charter
charter election held here to-day, The whole
anti-Lecomptou ticket was elected by 200 ma
jority.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23

A DIRTY DouaH FAcE.--Beef Bigler, las,
week stated in the Senate, that he desired to
see Kansas come into the Union as a Slave
State '-Bedford Inquirer.
A dirty lie, which no one hut dirty black
guard would have been guilty of giving utter
auce to- H0fiidarsb4re Standard
lu his speech, Bigler, vino is one Of the NOS t
eontemptible dough-faees and lick-spittlss Of
tue South, in Congress, and who so shamefully ly
misrepreseuts the sentiment of the people of
Penpsy lvaua, made use of tbose exact words,
that, he "had hoped 10 see The trateinal sight
Of fro STATES Minnesota aud &aqsas) one a
SLAV s STATE and The other a free State,
come into the Union together"
Now, ''dirty" ''hog-tfaugh," who tells the
"dirty lie I"
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MORE NEW GOODS 4!

Maj. Rupp has Just received an extensive
assortment of every kind of goods, generally
kept in country store. lie respectfully asks
the public to give him call and examine for
themselves lie has removed his store to
Andersou's new building, nearly opposite the
Bedford Hotel, where be las the finest room
i'll town.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23
COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE.

The House of Representatives at Washing
ton, BY the casting vote of the Speaker agreed
upon Committee of Conference Oh Wednesday
of last week. The Committee has several times
met the Senate Comrittee, and it is said can
not agree. 1t is thought no plan will be agreed
upon which viii not allow the people of Kan
srs a right to vote upon the Constitution
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23
THE MARKETS

y beat - l5ali'.nire, i02 % lQ6 cts for re-.
lV3 e 10 for ord MARY 70 fsir white, aud I2l,
10 10 f"r good % prime do. Corr. white. ca
q 6s cts. yellow, % Gs rts. Rye, 70 a ; 81.
Oats, 40 43 CTS
Philadelphia markets, about the same nj.
ces
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23
CHEAP FOR CASH,
Election of Trustees.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual elk
= Stion viii he hell for the trustees ofihe Bedon
Han Association, at the Oad Fellows Hall, in Il
Borough Of Bedford, at one O'Clock z. NJ. on Mos
day the thiid lay OF May next.
By order Of the Trustees
FR. JORDAN, Sec'f
April %, lS5s.-b
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23

Mr. REILLY's SpEEcH.--The Sprif Of the
IN INST, gives a synopsis of Mr. RKILLY's
l4econptou Speech, aud Of course cninueuds it
as an unanswerable production The leadaFs
of the Sp(rf could arrive as q; better iair-
ment 10 the matter if it viii so to the trouble
10 publish hat other Specifically Us. Reilly
the anti-Lecompton Speech which this
gentleman had already written out, but for
want OF All opportunity, did not deliver If
the Sgt,l. has not the raom for 1t, and Mr.
hel-Iy viii furnish US With . copy--we presulie
he has the manuscript yet--we will publish il.
doubtless Il Is the most uuanswerable argd-
uent of the two
Reilly Is perfect self-sAarpeaer-a good
deal like The OHIO Temperance lecturer. who
could lecture in favor Of that question or
against II, as occasion required, and was first
rate on either side. Reilly vs.. Reilly, or
Reilly the Sell-sharpner.
Now, If '.our laleuted Representative" was
IN the habit Of getting little "how-conle-
yoa-so,' We might suppose that some ,gag,
urged thereto by the Attorney General, who is
fond of joke, slipped his ami Lecompton
Speech out Of his pocket and replaced it by
Lecomptou, aud the gentleman, next morning,
supposing all was right. drew The document
forth, LAID it upon his desk, and cemmspced
spouting. Well, when once commenced, II
course it bad to go throueh, ana thus against
his own convictions and iu direct opposition to
his own INCLINATION, lie was made 10 advocate
the swindle. We sag this may have been the
case, but do not vouch for its being So Re
Dository and TRANSCRIPT
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23

NEw GooDs.- Messrs. j. & J. NJ shoema-
kef, advertise in to-day's paper, their new
Spring aud Summer Goods. They have an as.
sortment that cannot fail to please the comnu-
nifty. Call aud see their stock, at the CID Col
onnade Store and Pest of;co.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23

The Legislature adjourned yesterday. Tie
billfor the sale of the State Canals, the liquor
bill, and appropriation bill have all passed.
The fate Of the bill TO iegislate Judge Wilinot
ont Of Office, it is thought viii pass tha Senate.
its result il the House is uncertain, but we
presume it will pass. sl'his is an act of the
greatest injustice ever attempted in the
State. .
The weather has been wet and disagreeable
for severa! weeks past, and at the time Of wri-
ting, without any prospect of soon clearing off.
Farmers. in consequence are are Considerably
behind in their spring work.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23
REMOVALS!

MORE New GOODS, LADIES Mrs. Peugh,
hes removed her store to Andersou's new
building, East corner. where she has just
received and opened out oue Of the largest and
mcst superior assortments of Ladies Fancy
Goods, erer SEGA IN this place. Call and see
lrr sfock
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23

pErERsoN's COUNTERFEIT DETEcToR.-
We have resolved this Detector for the 18th Of
April inst. This number contains the list of
ihbfy-seuen new counterfeit bank notes since
The last issue. We have no hesitation in say
ing that this is the best work Of the kind now
published, and we advise all our business men
to take it. The semi-monthly is So aud the
mouihly 81 per anuunI
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23
NEW FIRM.

Messrs Oster, Manspeaker, & earn, have
opeded cut III the room formerly occupied by
Rum S.0ster, esd lately by Maj. Rupp, large
and extensive assortment of New Goods, con-
sistiag of all kinds of wear for ladies', gents,
and children. They have one of the largest
stocks of groceries, queensware and hardware
ever brought to Bedford. Their room has been
beautifully rcftted aud now makes one of the
handsomest in town. Sec their advertisement
iu another column.
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4 lsoYse Tor sale,

THE SibscribeT wishes to ssh his Fl ne rac&i
horse, Ben-a.t sold for aay fault.
A. NJ. BIEANs, )
orleaas, Allegheny County H.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23

Tue Gazette, last week, introduces letter,
with long editorial preface, from Senator ham-
mond. the leader of the Locofoco party in the
South, in which he attempts to explain the terms,
''mud-sills, "shte slaves, &c. which he re-
Gently applied to thefre white labeters of the
North That paper defends him, and in this
very letter he reiterates that the white laborers
of the North are 'sslaUes" We have not roora
10 uotce this letter aud speech this week, but
viii give ii attention in our next number, but
in the meantime VIC call on the Gazette to pub
lish this speech, containing the principles OF the
Democratic pnrty, which it so earnestly iauds.
WE WANT MONEY During the past
winter We sent out great many accounts, but
as yet have scarcely received enough in that
time to live on, and consequently were not able
TO pay some two or three hundred dollars which
We should, on the 1st of April. The approach
ing Court will afford many of our friends an
opportunity Of paying Us, aud TO those who do
not intend to come to town, they can send all,
part of what's. due us,by their neighbors who
IRE coming.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23

The two Pittsburgh Democratic papers,
formerly Leeompton, are in favor Of Mont
gomery's amendment.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-23

PuncHAsE OF Noun FEaNoy. The Eieh
moud Wing says
ave are happy to announce that on The 9Th
instant, III the presence Of the tGo parties, and
the counsel OF tie Association and lhe propri-
elor of Mount Vernon, contract was formally
entered into before notary, between j Ohn A
Washington, Esq, and the Regent Of the As
soeiaIiou, Tor the purchase OF the home aud
grave OF Washington by the Association. =
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if not according 10 Mr. RElLLY-s fikns We
anticipate at loast triumphant vii,sltcafiou ~
Truth aud justice r.. Repository and 7saascrid
PURCHASE OF MOUNT VERNON
correspondence is published 10 lie Rich
inond popers, between a Southern sIairon,
and Jobn A. Washington, Esq, the proprietor
of Mount Vernon, the former announcing that
that The bill before tue Legislature % aid the
ladies IN the purchase Of lhis properiy had
failed 10 pass, and asking him to dispose of il
TO the Mount Vernon Assocl.tIen. Mr. ~
consents to this arrangement ~ will anpear
frem the following reply
MOUNT VERNON, March 10, 1883
70 ~ Southern .Hstron."
MADAM Your letter Of March i2lh has
been received, iu which you inform me TINT the
b;ll providing for the purchase Of Mou9t Yer-
non by Virginia, has been defeated iu the
House of Delegates, and in the name and on
behalf Of the Mount Vernon Asseciation, YOU
renew your of, 10 purchase this place.
Heretofore, hsVe only been wiling to dis-
pose of Mount Vernon 10 tho United States or
to Virginia, as ! believe that III the hands OF
one or the ether il would be better projected
and preserved than III the possession Of any
past seven years, however, seem to Indicate
that neither Virginia, nor the United States
Wish 10 acquire the llace Under the circuln-
stances, aud believing that sslcr fhe tWcligh
est powers ia our country, the women OF the
land will be the safast-as they will certainly
be the purest--gulrdans OF national shrlpe.
an' willing 80 far TO comply with yoar re-
quest as to await for reasonably limited peri
a Of Tia
to me ON behalf OF the association ovef which
you preside. Aud | assure you, kat unless
these proposals arc inconsstnut with what
believe TO be my duties upon the occason, !
shall be inclined to give them the most fayora-
bic consideration.
Will assurances of tie highest respect,
have the honor to be, your obedient servant,
JOHN A. WAsmNeroX.
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if not according 10 AIr. RrlLLYs liking we
anticipate AZ loast triumphant vitsllcafion *
Truth aud justice Repository md 1,anScrfpt
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GooTs, SHOES aud CATERS.

Haying purchased our goods Low FOR CASH, Vi
re prepared 20 Offer GREAT INpucEMnxrs To cas-
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Mothers. Mothers. Mothers!

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail to pro-
cure Mrs Winsluw's Soothing Syrup for children
Teethns. 1t has no equal on earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs. Winslop Soothing Syrup
for children will consent to let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period Of teeth
ing without the aid ofthis invaluable preparation.
If life AID health can he estimated by dollars and
cents, it is worth its wei lht in gold.
Millions Of bottles Of Mrs Winslows Soothing
syrup are sold every year in the Uuited Statos.
1t is an old and we'll tried remedy. None gen
uino unless the Fac Smile OF Curtis y Perkins is
ON the outside wrapper.
Price only - cents a bottle.
c. q. Peck, Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; :. L.
Perkins. Bangor, 10. sold Jy all dealcrsin Med
eciue. Iy-2l
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a GA r. d.

There was large gathering at my Aouse
Thursday evening last
thank the friends for their presence; for the
highly social character they gave TO the OCCASION
Tor their valuable donation. which amouted to
over one hundred dollars; for their interest in
me and mine and for their sympathy in tho
work in which l am engaged in this comT.unity
and also the Brass Band lor their music. May
the rewards of the benevolent be theirs
Ellsworth, Nov. 10, 1858. ROBERT COLE
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4
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DIED.

In Brooklin. Nov II, of DroPsy ON the brtln
Otis Redman, youngest son of JOHN and CafolHe
Eaton, aged IL mos. aHd days,
u Belfast, 18th, Annabella i. Swan, aged 40