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WASHINGTON CITY, FRIDAY. OCTOBER /, 1858

scarcely officer could be seem the engineers its suppos
ed snothered at one, account whatever has
been received concerning them but the captain drown
cd In his endeavor to reach of the boats There
but attempt to any of the women that saw,
and that was made by gentleman named Smith (; but
there was SO much confusion, 1t impossible for me
to state whether any other person made efforts 10 save
the female passengers and children not For my own
part, when taken up by the brig Maurice, was com
peey exhausted having been in the water floating and
swimming, have already stated for more than six
hours. Mr. Peterson also much exhausted, but we
much better although still very weak and suf
feing severely from the confusion and excitement both
Of mind and body, which have undergone since the
date Of the burning of the Austria have idea what
TO what the origin Of the fire. as was not
below when il occurred. Many supposed that 1t was
through creessness in leaving the magazine open but
have since been informed that it in consequence of
tar with which the captain had ordered the lower
decks 10 be umgated, and which, having been upset
near some heated on took fire Immediately and spread
with the rapidy Of lightning Out Of about thirty who
attempted to get into boat believe that Mr. Peter
son and nysef the only persons saved observed
one woman while was in the water jump from the deck
into the with shrek of agony the flames gained
upon her She disappeared Immediately, and was seen
no more. I also observed elderly gentleman who
had life-preserver floating thereon dead within
few yards of This is about all know, as it was i'm
possible to be cool could wish to be on such an
OCCASION b, 80 a. s# .a...# .n.I .t..a q ..se aa..
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STATEMENT OF PHILIP BERRY, OF HACKE
H N& SACK N j. a.

was in the second cabin on sofa a rush was heard
at the door, and looked up to what the mat
ter saw the people come in and the smoke following
them then escaped by the skyght in the back of the
cabin when got deck saw the entire mdship on
fire. and then attempted to the awning on the
quarter deck by this time the view from fore to aft was
cut off by the smoke, and went to sec If could pos
sbly get boat and save those on the poop. Three
or four officers at work the second boat the
port side The after falls loosened and the fore falls
were entirely let out the boat hung with the stern
in the water and her forward part upperost several
of the officers attempted to get board at this time
and the captain attempted to lower himself into it by
rope which hung from the side Of the burning steamer
In attempting to get into the boat however, he missed
his footing and grasped rope hanging from the after
part of the boat which partially lowered stated
This rope dragged him some distance and he sunk and
was no The steamer during all this time was
going about eight ten knots hour and consequent
" he could not be rescued 1t impossible to stop
the ship the engineers too, having been smotered by
the smoke then determined to leave the boat, and
save myself personally. i accordingly procured life
buoy and remained upon the quarterback long as
the iames permitted another boat lowered in the
mean ti,ue which was smashed, and about fifty lives
were lost in attempt to get into it. The scenes
the deck we're heart -rending woman came to and
begged me for Gods sake to cut her throat she was
running wildly about the deck, and very soon lost
sight OF her Others crying and mporing for help
from each other but there In fact each was
looking out for himself and all discipline lost Not
man OF the crew to be SEEN Those saved merely
saved their watches and the clothes they had Not
particle of luggage whatever was saved Several OF nf
uped over intending help each other when in the
ter but were unable to do from the fact that the
moved SO rapidly away. We were four hours on the
BUOY and was the first person picked up by the Mau
rice One of those who came with life buoy
subsequently seen floating dead upon the water.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1885,
- GREGORY MAURY Managers wilmington, Delaware 10
be superuendence appointed by
the governor ts #Fs@a l.aa 5a.f i .@aaI
$36 500 Lottery for the OF the STATE or DELAWARE,
Class 2IS, 1885, TO be WILMINGTON II
,ny Q " f
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

NEW ARRANGEMENT,
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
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III a KR Eg ENI Cd:

On "Wednesday evening, The 18Th inst, by P.
+. Lehman, E>q., Mr.. James NJ. HoIrr, 10 Miss
Mary Anu aa.a'n all oi Juniata township.
ca Tnrsdav thr nh inst, by James Cessna,
E,q., MIR. William hlcGuinn to Miss Rebecca
&r3wdrn, all ol Cumberland Valley.
Ia Bedford. on Thursday morning the 4th
inst, by Rev. Robt F. Sample, MIR. Charles
McLain, OF Indiana, Pa, 10 Miss Mary Rey-
nolds, daughter of the late William Reynolds,
formerly oiths place.
I-The large aud delicious cake which we
received with the above was daily gastcated
10y the printers and washed down witia many a
health in cold water) to the fair brdsand hap
py bridegroom.
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GENTS ATTENTrON!

Do you wish 10 find good employment, and make
money with little or investment and without in
tererng with your regular business If you do, read
1 this advertisement,
c. T. Topp x Co., of 392 Broome Street New
York are manufacturing massive gold Pencils for s.
each (Which cheap that prce,) and they throw
m gift or prize with each Pencil, worth from 81
up TO s., $l0 SIJ, $50, S2J, $50, $50, SO, 500,
$500, and $500. Dontt cry out, ''Humbug Lotte-
ry - It's no such thing. The Pencils are sold at
their cash vane and all the profits over the first cost
thrown into the CUTS, which actually cost the
purchaser nothing. The prizes are distributed on a
simple plan OF drawing, which would take too much
room tu Explain. but which has failed 10 give
complete satisfaction. We have drawn and sent TO
purchasers 1873 gold watches OF various prices II
purses OF gold dollars, 23S gold lockes, $50 gold
chains and a e>ponding number Of other prizes,
within TWO months.
THERE ARE NO BLANKS,
but every purchaser draws prize worth 81 certain,
and it stands thousands of chances to be higher fig
We want a good agent in every neighborhood
throughout the country, 10 solicit purchasers, and
any agent 10 be successful, must have pencil and
prize 10 exhibit. We pay agertS 81 cash for each
purchaser he obtains, and the first person in any
neighborhood who applies for pencil and gift, will
receive the agency for that locality Should an "a
gent obtain valuable prize 10 EXHIBIT with his pen
Gil he would have little difficulty IN obtaining scores
of purchasers, and making il paying business.
A NEW IDEA REA9r! READ!E
We ask no body TO send their money till they
know what prize they draw. ANY person wishing 10
try their luck, can first send US their name and ad-
dress, and we will make their drawing and inform
them by return mail what prize they drew, when
they can send on and take the Pencil and price, or
not, whichever they choose. We give this privilege
olny once 10 a purchaser. After the first drawing,
every purchaser will be required 10 send in advance,
through the authorized agent. We will send with
each drawing the number taken out, with full des-
cription OF the plan of drawing. Address
c. f. TODD 4 CO.,
Jan Is, 'jS. 392 BToome Street New York.
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NEW
'anGY Store.

MN5. d. y. PEtlGH CO., respectfully invite the
attention Of fhp Ladies OF Bedford and vicinity 10
.nelr ne" and handsome stock OF goods just opened
er's DrIg Store.
nese goods have been selected with the greatest
care, and are OF the latest style and best oualitv
Their stock consists in part of
MoiTe Antique Silks All Wool do Ia;nes
PIh, Dir orc oe hnne' do do printed.
French MeTnoes, plain and printed Blk Elastic BeIts
ps.. pioss nfad PRINCES Chenille Trimmings.
Dogle Laces, Chenille Scarfs.
LadlFs hid Gloves. Chenille head dresses.
Lanes 6auntets. Fancy French Corsets
Gents Blk. Kid Gloves, velveteen. &c. &c.
Perfumery, Extracts, Jewelry, Se.
LADIES' and CHILDRENS' BONNETs in great vass
lety. general assortment of Ladies and Misses
SHOES, CATERS, OVERSHOES, &C.
S7AVLS OF every quality and description
H. ID. PEUGH,
Oct %, 1857,
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FOUNDRY IND NlCnIlE SHOP

THE subscribers having formed partnership un-
der the style Of ''Dock 4 Ashcom" for the purpose
of conducting a general
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
business in the e~tab Shment recently erected by
GIlliard Dock, in Hopewe, Bedford county, are now
prepared TO execute orders for CASTINGS AND
NACHINERI of every description. They Will
build TO order steam-engineS, coal and drift-cars,
horse powers, and threshing machines-also, cast
ing OF every kind for furnaces, forges saw gr> and
rolling mills, ponshs, water-pipe, columns, house
fronts, brackets, &c. &c.
They are also, making fine assortment Of
STOVES OF varous kinds of the latest patterns and
most approved styles, including several sizes OF
COOK STOVES OF the best make, heating stoves
for churches, offices, bar-roonls, &c.
A full assortment of Stoves will be kept constant
ly hand, aud sold at wholesale and retail. PIT
10 suit the times, and quality, warranted equal
TO the best eastern make. Machinery OF all kinds
repaired promptly Patterns made TO order.
GiLLIARD DOCK.
October 80, 1857. T.. w. ASHCON.
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LAST NOTICE

THE subscribers now have their books posted
for settlement, and call upon oil persons doing
business with them, to come forward and Srt-
tie up their acConnts Immediately They hope
this notice will not be passed unhe4ded, as this
has been the first time for years of business that
similar call has been made. One Of the firm
being now engaged in other busintsS, the busi
ness of the firm imperatively demands settle
ment. All kinds of Hides will be taken in pay
ment of accounts due.
TAYLOR & MOWRY.
Ian 1873
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Prevention Better than a Cure.

Dr. keyser, Wholesale Druggist, of l4O Wood
Street, in inviting attention to his Pectoral
Syrup, does not pretend that 1t will heal tuber-
Giles or ulcers in the langs, or heal over half
wasted lung but in the incipiency OF the disease
it will allay Inflammation, cure the Cough, and
etfectuaiiy arrest the progress Of the Disease.
One or two spoonsfuI of this medicine has often
cured violent Cough Of several weeks duration
What has been done can be done again. Cure
your Cough with half dollar BY buying a
bottle Of pectoral Syrup.
For sale by Samuel Brown, Bedford and by Col
Cin Robinson, ScheIl.burg.
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BLYNalRE AND HARTLEY.

ne undersigned respectfully invite attention 10
'helr new and elegant stock Of Builders and Me-
chanIcs Hardware and Labor saving Machinery, and
House furnishing goods. Their stock is largely Sc
letted with great care, and embraces every thing
usually kept IN similar establishments Their stock
Is composed IN part OF the following viz:
cutlery OF all descriptions.
Carpenters tools
Cabinet makers tools and findings
Wooden and willow ware,
Ropes of several sizes,
Chains in assortment
Shovels, scoops, forks and spades,
Files and.Rasps in Variety,
Locks Of all descriptions,
And Builders Hardware in general.
Farmers, Hand and Sleigh Bells,
Skates for all the boys,
Iron and Steel of all Sizes,
Brass, Copper and iron Wrp
Churns in Variety,
Coffee and Spice Mills, (Warranted)
Fox, Rat, aud Mice traps,
Spad4, Shovel, fork and axe handles
Brushes in Variety,
Nails, Glass and Putty,
Paints and oils,
Fluid, Pine oil and Turpentine,
Sausage Meat cutters, unsurpassed,
Sausage Suffers,
Apple Parers,
Double and Single Bit axes,
knife cleaners, excellent article,
Britannia ware,
Copper, brass, porcelained and tin lined Kettles,
Patent and common Sad Irons,
Shoemakers tools and findings,
Screen wire,
Chain Pumps,
Farmers Bags,
Corn Shelters,
Corn Fodder Cutters ard crushers,
Corn mills,
Glass and common Lanterns,
Oh for Harness and Machinery,
And 1000 other articles large and small, suited to
The wants and iancies of all classes In connection
with the foregoing, Bmyire and Hartley have their:
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Latest from Kansas.

ST. LoUis, Jan. 16-The Laavenworth
Times, Of the 9th instant, says that the reports
indicate the success of the entire Free-Statp
ticket, whde the vote against the Lecompton
Constitution, will probably exceed fifteen
thousand
lhr Lawrence correspondent ofthe Democrat,
says that as far as heard from, the Free-State
party have secured thirty-onr out OF Corty-four
Representatives, and fourteen out Of nineteen
Senators.
The votes against the Lecompton Constitu-
ton, about equals that polIed at the last Octo-
Der election.
Gentlemen who left the Territory on the
lltb instant, report the entire Democratic
State ticket elected
KING SUING FOR a DEBr.-A novel case
has just been decided in the Superior Court of
New York, in which Macmillan, King of Bava-
ria, was plaintiff, and Jacob Newstradter defen-
dant. The suit was brought to recover 10000
iiorlns, alleged to have hsen advanced by his
Majesty, the king of B Fia, TO the defendant
who was formerly sill 5anufacturer and one
OF his subjects, in Baride, in the Kingdom of
Bavaria. The money was lent IN October,
lS48, in State stocks, the defendant giving
mortgage, and agreeing to pay the money back
IN iour annual inStaiments There was no de-
renee, and an inquest vas taken in favor, OF the
royal piainiitf for the sum Of SIC, 1881.
lhe magnetic telegranh line betweep
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Until very rrC-nlly-and tn people moi
only OF Virginia, but ofthr wdoe Union should
hear il with chasrin and sorrow-the grave OF
Patrick Henry has bal no stone 10 mark its To-
caIity, no monument to invite thu eyt Of pill
grmS in search at that sacred Shrue The
Richmond Eaq4jrey, however, SAYS that ,Ar
Pious and patriotic task has been undertaken,
not by the Stalr jhlt proutIy claims shr Iat-r-
nifty OF him WHOSE daonti.ss spirit aud Str 'ing
eloquencr awaktnrd th--slnmorring spark AMI
famed the flames ii American lIrrIoni-noI hg
the nation that .'bna>iS hlS name" and still reap<
the reward OF hts services, bat by the two sur
vIving sons Of that fearless and gifted champion
Of liberty. The Eaq4irsr thus describes the
tombstone just placed over the remains
It consists simply of a soil wall OF Zoe sand
stone, qnarrird oa th~ place, nine feet ten inches
square, and twn t.-t high, with snp"rstlucut,.
six feet squarr. twruty-two inches nigh, with
mayble slabs projecting OYER the sides. On OH.
of the slabs is inscribed: "Patrick Henry.
Born May 29th, l736 Died June 6th. 1893.
His fame bis best epiIaph" Onthr other dor
othea Dandrjigp, wii, OF Patrick Henry. Born
in the year l755. Died February 4th, 1873 -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22

CAME tresPassing on the premises Of the sub
scriber residing in Colefain township, Bedford
county, sometime about the first OF November
last, large white SOW supposed 10 have had
pigs not long before she came TO the premises;
with fork cut out of the left ear, a slit in thr
right ear and the under piece cut OFT. The own
er is requested 10 CONF forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges and take her away, OF else she
will be disposed of as the law directs.
Jan /, '58. GEO. w. SHAFFER.
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.Neg Couaferfat Defscfor.-Mgssrs. T. B.

Neg Counterfat Defscfor. Messrs. I. B.
PETERSON & BRoTHERs, Philadelphia, have just
commenced the publication of now "COun-
terfeit Ddecfor and Bank Note List."-It
will be issued monthly and will contain all the
information that can be obtained in relation to
Counterteits, Broken Banks, and the rates OF
discount on all the bank NOTES in the country.
The well known Bankers and Brokers, Messrs.
Drexel & Co., wII sepervise it and make it
perfectly reliable, while the we'll known house
of F. w. Clark & Co., Commission, Stock and
Exchange Brokers, will correct the stock list.
The object is to make It a useful and reliable
publication to the whole business community;
and as Detector Of this kind is about the most
useful thing that person can have, we would
advise our readers to send for it. The price is
one dollar per aDnum. To clubs, tour copies
for $3.0o-ten copies for $500; or twenty
copies for $500.
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The Inauguration of Governor Packer.

HARRISBURG, January l9,-Both Honses as
semblrd at the usual hour this morning, but took
a recess to be present at the Inauguration cprr-
monies, aud on the arrival Of The procession pro-
Ceeded to The platform erected in front OF the
Capitol.
The Governor and Governor elect, with the
Committee ofthe two Houses, rode in two car
riages, drawn bY four beautiful greys
The hands of departments aud numerous mem
bers ofCougress were also in the line in carri-
ages.
The appearance ofthe Governor elect in the
Capitol grounds was hailrd with the most enthu-
siaStic cheers.
The band stationed on the platform struck u2
Hail Columbia.
The oath to the Governor elect was admins
tered by the Speaker OF thr senate, and the
delivery of the Inaugural address was proceed
ed with.
After the reading ofthe Address was conclu-
ded, the members OF the Senate aud House Of
Representatives repaired u their chambers, and
formally adjourned. The Governor aud Ex-
Governor were escorted back 10 their lodgings.
The weather is delightful, with bright sun
and Jamy air. The assenbage was Immense
in numbers and enthusiastic in spirit, and the
scene presented during the inaugural proceed
ings was animated and exciting.
The military display Of the procession was
grand and imposing.
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Bedford Markets.
PAL AnEl PnlA MARKETS.

Tayrsry lG-EvpgIn,r = BnlIn,>, has hppn
negtrct'd and dnli, OWING 70 the Iucleinency oI
H., ,.,athsr ,,,4.,. o,d ~ ,r,rsact;ons IN
brrajsuIS nave teen "I hn'iiTC Character. III
Fto,r rta salas ,,ara ronsn.I IN fh,. wants Of
'hS nome uadT, al prices ranging rom 9Fs'0d-
81 - cr co,,,,oo. s,,narf,,a ~ ,,o,.l and choice
a.. =. Co.,
htahaS oi extra ana extra l3!n'!N, chi"Hy at from
9A.F3to 5h.S14 per b2I. AtthrSr prices: ship
n,rr brands arr ont of the market which closes
I,jI ,.t,,,..t,i,d Car, MI ;.h.lIat S3
ria, O. - ~, -, e'Y,I
ahd ItN" Iour al 2o''' per hhl, WITHOUT ilhd-
1ftaA"'s at tfesr rates Wheat IS IN light
S,iD,.Iy. and about = 600 bushels sold. for mill
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Mrs. a. r.. Potts

Has Just returned from the Cities with a Rich as
sortment of Fall and Winter goods, such as elegant
Rich Silks, all Wool Plaids, Merno DeIanes, Vean-
cies, Thibet Cloths, Calicoes, CIoaks
MANTLES, FURS,
Velvet and Satin Bonnets, French Flowers. Planes,
Rlbbends, Rushes, great variety OF Ladies and
Chlldrens Boots, Shoes and Caters, with variety
of Fancy Goods.
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NOTICE OF LAQCBTIOA:
WHEREAS IarDb Rifle

NOTICE or LAQUSITIOA:
WHEREAS, Jacob Rifle,
late Of Juniatta township, Bedford county, died sez-
ed OF the following described real estate, viz: A
tract Of land composed Of several trarts of patented
land, situate in said township containing about four
hundred about three hundred cleared and
under cultivation, adjoining lands of Frederick Hill
gas, Leonard Bittner, Esq, Nicholas Hode and 9th
eTs. having thereon a stone mansion house, farm
house, barn and stables, large Touring mill and
saw-miil.
Leaving widow, Catharine Rifle, and Issue six
children and one grandchild, TO viii: John c. Rifle
residing in Cumberland, Md, Mary, intermarred
with John Sweeny, residing in Indiana county, Pa,
Thomas, residing in Iowa, David, residing IN Ligo-
ner, WesmoreIand county, Pa, Ellen, iutermarri-
ed with Thomas McCuIIitf, residing in Somerset CO..
Pa, Catharine Ga minor daughter OF Catharine, de-
ceased no was intermarried with Richard Burns
residing in Iowa, aud Margaret, ntermarrled with
Alfred Miller, residing IN Cumberland Md.
NOTICE Is therefore given, that in pursuance of a
wit of PARTITION valuation TO me directed " III
proceed 10 hold an inquisition valuation on the
said premises on Friday, the 22d day of January,
1858, when and where all the parties interested may
attend if they proper
WILLIAM s. FLUKE,
Sheriff s Office, Bedford, Sheriff.
Dec. IS 1877.
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WM. FOSTER,

B.qLDWLN, LLVDER.H4.N g. co.
Importers and Dealers in Hosiery, Gloves,
Trimmings, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Goods,
Looking Glasses, &c. No 81 North Third ST.,
Philadelphia. All orders solicited and prompt
" attended to. Sept. 5, 1856.
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Department, IN which they manufacture underline
Immediate supervision of Mr.. Blymre their exceli-
ent assortment of tin ware. We offer great induce
nents TO country merchants by way OF large dis
count, very large stock, and excellent work, their
assortment OF stock embraces probably 90 dierent
patterns OF Cook and Heating Stoves selected from
the choicest patterns OF The best Foundries, Phla
delpnla, Baltimore York ano Pittsburgh, we ask espe-
cla attention, TO this part OF stock by all wanting
good warranted stoves.
We have hand few old fashioned stoves at
reduced prices.
Berlin Stoves, $40, 90 all sound.
Hathaway $1,000 10 $500
Thankful TO all who have patronized us with lob
work, we would inform them that we still attend
with care and despatch TO out door work. spouting
and sheetng done at the lowest prices according 10
quality of the work We keep constantly on hand
The celebrated Victoria stove Backing, which is
cheaper and superior TO any thing else used for
this purpose. Russia and American stove Pipe and
Fire boards constantly hand and made 10 order,
Whole Sale or retail. In short every thing in the
timing, stove and copper smith line. Please give US
a call and examine for yourselves.
Oct 10th. BLYMIRE Il HARTLEY
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IOO1H.fCHE.-T who want speedy
cure for this disease will find it in Dr.. KEYsER' S
loorHAcnE Remedy. Sold for % cents at Sam
nel Browns Store Bedford, & Colgin s. Robin
sons ScheISturg
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Broad Top Coal.

From the Riddlesburg Colery.
THE subscribers are engaged in shipping coal
from the celebrated Riddesburg Bank, by railroad
10 Hopewe, at low prices as can be furnished by
any other persons in the country.
Persons desiring good article will find it TO their
advantage TO call them, or their agent, F. NJ.
Smith, at Hopewe.
OSBOURNE Il CRESSWELL.
Dec. il, lSj7.-3m.