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alarm the public mfnd.S fta
o. Trisity Chnnch, has thus Gar proved p-rfsct
succeS. The spacious hall was crowded again
last night by quite brilliant throng Of lsdia and
gentlemen. Sine writing our letssr Of yesterday,
Of their fFiedds, consented 20 continue Il ustii
Tuesday evening next. - q 20 6 =
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the hcof, sqaal to s5aez NET. The rsmaining 20
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N@TQ The MERCHANTS AND BUaI
HrapnHEsS5ME MEN OF WAsHIN6TQN AN

tases in tine way Of ,sssfal aae to the cifssns
cient banking facilities t. usss: the wants Of DER
merchants, and the sbsencs Of such has nevs! bssa
The few bants in our midst are Unable 81 means
q smai, capital or s.yiRi.s through the speo9ls-
helping hand 10 Their dsposito and customess. As
sconseq renos, While asher cities ere blessed VITA
bia is now on the hrinf of e0mmeroisl susperlson
Believing that bank With spfIioisnt capital. fcr
s ~ ss" .,So asa s.g' as ss:ss q e
txsencies Of the tunes, and to destroy or divert the
evident tendency OF the monied intsrest to Seen
ZION lust has been placed q the ofos Of the Mutual
Insurance Compsnys adjoining the Bank Of w ssh-
meeting Of the merchants aud others inserest ted
when sufhcient names shall haze been Obtained. :
dc 9 st (States& Initial - - -
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TN wRAsnzn-Ths following sepsst Of sAs
weather for this nssning = nads from the Mosss
rdegSapA lins = Ne smifhaoaian Institutioa.
The time u sbesevatiea b shout o'clock:
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sunyxYs IN MISxEso1A.-surveys Of the fol-
lowing lands u Misnssoh hsys been received at
the 0ensfal Land Once: Mo-. IA aad 10 north.
Of range - west ~ roth, 4 range ~ west; and
12e north, Of Fsnge IS wed ~ TIE eth principal
meridian, surveyed BY Josias =. King.
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NHE ftrfH GRAND c0TfLLoN PARTY
ssHIELbT cLuB
WAL Be rive On

y HE sssSnd Sr.9. c.!,Iles fst.y Of sse H,A-
Hal, vas snssosdsSls Posissssa. % sssSuns
Tf 81 i ssSSS EvHssiSsy s .s r.
Cogmittse OF Avsas<eqsats pledge k n.s-1S,s
nothinF will be EFF undone 90 make this parts
lressnce; Arth's celebrated string bad has been
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Toys .AND CALVES FOR eALE.-I Nj.
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= is.asSssISs sddr'ss LEWIS BAILEV. W.
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TVkP sSSSaTI aa go sAS5X 60 .: HoCSf
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10 IL Winans stsamer put to - nom Nor
5olk sa Thupdsy, O. = Nil ttp, during gale Of
vfs4 I'D : hsavy -, whieh W. ealenlAied b
shaoeu&lF ~ ~ sDargeiAg qualities- The ~
snt y seposesd - hase besn highly snGfs(hc3ssy.
und9 eiseumshneo - highly calculated 70 Pc
auee hsavy rolling and pitching, IL nndulstions
ws6s - Hight - scsreely - mn1s - nane.
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sssn - ~ impsded ~ the fssgAsess q ths -,
81 The nstiea q ~ enginss w1s = regular AID
sat1bsm - In smooth waies.
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HryNITARIAN CaURCH.-Ths Rev. NJ
RrssS4 x she 0nIss.isn Church no N0k Row
MORNING, AT IA
A c'ciock the feast Of 4Ths fmmacuIsfe
CSnoepti viii bs csiebssksd 1t st AIoy sins
Chusch. The mass VII be Moxs.t's No L. ~
RypsR vil preach on the Dosma. - lts
rTHE FAIR GIVEN BY TIE LADIES
Us 9fSt. MAry'? Church. fof the benefit Of the
Pafish School. IT Thorp's Hall, III street. betves
open nv IL THURSQAY next. Dee. iSth NE
friends aAd patrons Of thls far are respectfully in
OF TEMPERANcE-0OOD ga.
W. MARIAN. DIVISION Tho Rev. NJ,
MoRsHLL Rector Of Christ Church, g street eases
between the Capitol end Navy Yard, having Kindly
consented 70 deliver dIseourse on the sy1Is AZ In
Temperance. on To- MORROW EVENING, the
members Of the Division. with their ffiends are re-
sPsotfaly snd eardiay invited TO b present It the
i Il. : kSS iifis; WRIGHT. W. p. pro tom.
NrM0NTGoMERY GUARDS -ATTEN-
tkY TiyN.-You srs hereby potfed 20 sttsnd
2 msssf,ss q ne company e The Columbia ArmoJ
On ~ E5DAYf the 18th The attendance Of every
to tie company will b transacted. -
dos WIZ LANeRAN. Lieut.. copa,s.,
The MERCHANTS AND KIJsI-
III z NEQ9 MEN or WASHINlTnA INn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-30
MATRIMONIAL.

TO THE LADIES or THE UNITED STATES:
It has been my good fortune to restore to health many
housands OF my counIry-women.
Aty has excited the malice OF the envious and
aous; but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Thave relieved. Solong am hold in alectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
skn can afford to lespiss the efforts OF
nd slandere
My friends repeatedly urged me to place my me-
clue for producing mensiruation within tho reach Of the
Ladies of the United States hut ndispostiono TO enter
dod occupied by quacs with their pencous nostrums
and fear that unprncpod counereiters might palm upon
public their worthless mutations have hither pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AlTlE DE FEMME" in the United States
A. yield TO the oa.reatcs of patients and friends
and oaer the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy or tho "ANnE DE FENNIE"I
oeed only say, that IS in liquid form aud such
as have used in Impractical France for years and
that t has failed TO satisfactory result
Tho "Ams do Femme aud measiruu'iou Ad u the
atiou Of cause and effect Itsuke powerful to oi guBtt
leathy menstrual dow where 10 mover has existed and to
restore 1t there has been from any cause suppressed,
In orJcffO guard Hga 81 oun the wrapper of droc
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bCN
vii be sealed with my private seal,
Price $500 a package.
PARls, Jcnuary, 1851.
For1ale Wholesale and Retail. by WILLIAM FISRE
NJ. % superior street Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie De Femme at tho Pruprietur's prices.
aulOdGwlY6
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N. n. sOLOMONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIOAN,
the largest assortment the most approved kinds o.
PEC14CLES. AIhis glasses whether for near or far
tghted sround under his inspecoub by machine
of anew construction with the greatest care, asto
suit the eyes u al cases cuus Weakness Dszinsss or
ad1mmahonoft The Eyes, and mparns strength lcr long
reading OF fine sewing.
~ n. II Solononson would here inform the public
hsthe sever employs any one in the sale ofhiseusos
IT Also. splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES Nj
eros. OPES, CONipASSES, SC kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
deserted without pain, as perfect as natural
Cy-OFice3s Superiorstree ,underthe American Hotel
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GUTTA ERCVEA AsE,
Fnr Artifcial Teeth
DENTIST.
- .L- -.LLLL m ~ A . ID L NOW

is maui ao'ure AMI al varieties Of art.ia1l teeth are
ufur Ia tls lrsf tn,nua7. W INGER~OLL,
No 2I AIar5le Blo1E, superior street, Cleveland, o.
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aSy- For City News see third page
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourtl

THE EoLIPsK 1.-The solar eclipse came on and
off yesterday afternoon as per agreement, with no
postponement. Those who ha0 provided them
selves with smoked glasses and were on the watch
for the obscuration had the sight TO tell Of These
smoked glasses were good and easy to be obtained,
but By lar the best view to be obtained Of the sun
was through Mr.. jeremiah Cross's great telescope,
which was erected on the bank at the foot Of Wa
ter street. This is remarkably fine instrument,
the best in this section, perhaps excepting some
located in observatores. Its magnifying power is
100 quot 100 diameters by any MEANS but enlarging
the surface 100 timcs). With this magnifying
power it affords specially fine views Of the heav-
enly bodies. Through Il the sun presented q
beautiful appearance yesterday The edges $50 to
speak) of the disc were as sharply defined against
the sky as could be drawn with any instrument,
being perfectly smooth aud round. The edge Of
the obscuration on the contrary, was jagged and
rough, exhibiting very plainly the inequalities on
the surface Of the moon. The eclipse commenced
about o'clock, and continued nearly an hour
eve are not particular as to the exact time) The
observation covered about one-eigh,h Of the sur.
face Of the sun, and was very sharply defined.
verted the eclipse appeared 10 be on the lower
right hand portion. 1t in reality on the upper
right hand.
The New York Herald of Wednesday, publish
ed a cut of the sun when the eclipse was on, in
which the observation appears on the upper left
hand portion. 1t is strange how such an eggre
gious bunder should ever come out in that paper,
An eclipse of the sun al,oays passes from the west
to the east; and must ofnecessty appear upon the
west side Of the sun. (Of course we use the term
west as applied TO our position on the earth, as
there are no points of compass with the suU.)-
The Herald should get posted in astronomy
straightway.
Some persons doubtless have an idea that in the
case Of a solar eclipse, one eau see both the sun
and moon at the same time, but moments reflcc
tiou will convince them of their mistake. The
moon of course, comes between be earth and the
sun, and as it receives all its light from the sun
we zee only the dark side which is no more
vsib than 50 much emp space.
Beside the eclipse, the gazer through Mr.. Cross
| telescope (Which was under the direction o.
Mr., J. n. Pnlsbury,) had fine opportunity TO SCI
the "spots on the sun" These appeared singly
and in clusters. They change every day accord.
ing to the motion of the earth, These spots All
some OF them black and some shaded Some hay
black centers with shading extending from it 90
They are very beautiful aud curious OF course thes
spots can be seen at any time with good glass
Mr.. Cross will have his telescope upon the squar
next week when the moon gets "big enough +
see"
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CLEVELAND, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 80, 1859,
9petiaI Nutifrs.

~ lfany people in the world ever needed
ga apostle to csst their devils OUT it lie ours who live In
his witerlogged country 1hs miasmatic poison Of our
4wamps and Marshes becomes ventable devil In the
Hood 60 revel iu the Agues aud Feve which shake aud
corch us all. Ayers "AeuE CUR" is said to be the
pole we need and Of ncghbors who have tried
onirn Tie rao1".-IJuagt Paao, N
KNOWN EFFEoT-When pain or ipfamma-
tion present In human body, ard Braudrehs Pills are
used, they Bt once seize upon the humor which the
occasion Of The plln Inflammation and thlm IRON
the BODY and they caun urc hccause their power is only
upon those humors ormpuries whch unhcal-
thy (waut fo) Whose presence Ia part the pain
and aurnng heat So in throat Group, colds coughs,
rhcumntisms pain In the side AMI pleusy WI Ch are all
cured ny from to three doses these pills whose pow
IS only cNoc 'o Impurities Of the blood. The
rightly directed will use Them and be cured
Sold at No. 29 Canal S., Bnudrefhs Budiug ant by
A. s. Gadinar No 22o Superior street, Cleveland aud by
J. h, Whecdon, Hudson, aud All respectable dealers in
medicines iy26w 250e1w
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UNDERoRoUND IcEBER0-The frozen we'll at
Brandon, VI has attracted crowds OF sayans
TO that place this season, Scientific persons
in that vicinity ascribe the phenomena To an
iceberg, aud that originally, OF at some remote
period IN the long past, that part of America
was at the head OF the sea. This Hypothesis Is
sustained by the fact that several years ago, in
building railroad between Claimont and
White River Junction, the terminus of the Sui
lisvan Railroad, the bones Of an arctic whale
were found on one the highest points Of land. -
| All the land near the we'll is frezen at depth
OF few feet below the surface. An interest
scientific report on the subjee. Y uudsrytood to
! be forthcoming, .....
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~, W. GUILD HAS REMOV
Cd lis Dfn.al Oli,o 10 Room No Is Hoffman block
Superior street. East of pubic square South Of p O. Az
VINO n ia service Of DENTIST Will save themselves
mdch SUFFEitNG as we'll rs MONEY ny giving hlm
cal Eisc rici'y ugd mitigate PAIN for those VINO de-
ARTIFICIAL, TEETH INSERTED
On y,1a ii YER Poreeian aud Nucanizod Rubber Base
the best manner ieethin sa.s from $40 10 so Col
dn7s Hic riding TO stz3 OF the eWity,trom % uPWala
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
sA1URpAY mORNINe, july aO, 1s5O.
mi 7Di,RNAMpNrAI. pnINrINo

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING.
~ Pain and Ornamental Priutng % eyery description
lone the Prptug Eslabhshmeni y nc Leaac once un
nc Improved aud most apiu Feum pfotsesi ~ tue
est style short notice, and at reasonabe rates PAT
icunr blank work Evefy descriptions
3nding done especially Blank Books Lodgers journals
l,tes Htrss ReraigtnR Blnvs NC, 40 III.
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Dertttstrp.
mENTlN rltY
AT I'll SUPERIOR ST.

a III 0UI INIVN u.
IF YOUR TEETF ARE GOOD,
read th5 following hues Il your teeth bad road
hem with prcst crc Il you have tosth at all lisp
fact uls daiy othbol 10 tha streets, in the social
circle and u the pur1r by tho humbest peasant and the
proude5t uuocra that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets Of toaG for the want Of tho timely aid Of good and
skiful dentist poor aud inferior operation is in many
cases worse thauuo ALL II your teeth good have
thm o1lmmed by good derlis ood keep them in order.
II or ID, time should be Inst but have them reparoi, the
the blff and escape that which Burus says is the
ue nf lll diseases AlITegllnrtes OF the teeth should
paattende1 70 Z CniIdho % guu youth .
II er-Jrs dpsfI1u4 OF Hyn dsata operations uyit-
sdto Id a NV room where particular attention rs given
10 ths p.cslr7lri5u OF rho uruul tech, where the
VULCANIZEp C3RALlrE,
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Gllarnpere.

EY1!ITNYTN5s- Am INTERPRETATIONS
pRAINARD q BURRiDGE, WOOD
A9 ENGRAvERS AND LITHOGRAPHEBS Bruk
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-12
REGISTERS NOTICE.

4 LII persons interested, are hereby notified
{ "A that the following named accountants
have filed their accounts IN the Registers Office
Of Bedford County, and that the same will be
presented to the Orphans Court in and for
said County, for confirmation, on Tuesday, the
30th day OF August inst, al the Court House
in Bedford
l. The administration account of D. l.. keag-
gy, admir- of the Estate OF Jacob II. Keaggv, late
of Middle Woodbe:ry Township decd.
.. The administration account OF Joseph b.
Noble, Esq, admir- de- bonis non, OF the Is
tate OF David Stoner, late OF South Woodberry
Township decd.
3. The account OF Samuel W,Iet, surviving
Executor of Elizabeth Green, late OF Wells
Valley Bedford nov Wells Township, Fulton
County, decd.
4. The second and final account of Joan &
Samuel Snlder, administrators OF the Estate OF
Adam Snider, late oil Snake Springs Township
decd.
;. The account of John Cessna, Esq, admir-
of the Estate OF Solomon HarcIeioad, late Of
Snake Spring tp., decd.
&. The account OF Charles Mclaughlin admir-
OF the estate of Sarah Mclaughlin, late OF East
Providence township, decd.
1. ne account OF Sanuel OSteT, adm OF
the Estate OF John c. Furney, late of South
Woodberry Township, decd
s. The account OF Epbraim Foster, admir- of
the Estate of Richard L. Foster, late of Broad
top tP., decd.
9. The account of Jacob kegarIce, admir-
OF the estate OF jacob Kegarice, late OF Monroe
tg., decd.
10. The final administration account of P.
F. Lehman, Esq, one OF the administrators Of
John Krllermaa, late Of Harrison tow 1khip de-
ceased.
II. The final administration account of
James Blackburn, Executor of the last will Sc,
of Amos Penrose, late Of ST. CLAIR Township
decd.
10. The account Of JOB Mann, Esq, Execu-
tor of the last will &C., of William Maiken,
late of Bedford Township decd.
3. The Sd. and fnal account of Job Mann,
Esq, admir- of the Estate of Joseph S. Morrison
late of the city of St. Louis, State of Missouri,
decd.
Registers Office, SAML H TATE,
Bedford, Aug. 5,'59. Register.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-12

! The old Hhig Sintes, Kentuckg, Ttng,esg,
and North Caroline, in The Dsm0cralir coy
uma
; kENTUCkT.-The Democratic caudgla,.
/ for Governor is elected Oy about 1000 maioiuy
Seven OF the ten Congressman elect, ii Is 70
! ported, are Democrats, AMI IN one district he
candidates run tie vote. The Legislature :.
Democratic BY about 30 majority on JOINT bal
/ lot, securing Democratic L. s. Spnalor in
place Of J. !. Crittenden, Opposition. Ir ,h,.
Ashland district tHeNRy CLAY'sphr Democratic
candidate for Congress was successful by 72 ma
j5rity. The present Governor Of Kentucky p,
an American.
TENNESSEE.-IsHaM G.. HAERls, Demo.
crat, is elected Governor, by about 5000 ma
jDritv, over JoHY NErnERIAND, Opp. The
Legislature is also Democratic. The Congrrs-
sionaI drlrgation is in doubt, owing TO The fact
that in several OF the strong Democratic dis
tricts there was triangular contest,
NORTH CAROLINA.-The Congressional
delegation will be largely Democratic. There
were no State officers elected.
ALABAMA.-A. B. MOORE, Democrat, is
reelected Governor BY large majority. The
whole delegation to Congress, is sUIidlv Demo
cratic. \ number Of tir@-eaing secession can
dldatrS for Congress were badly beaten bv Their
conservative Democratic opponents. In all
/ the above named States, the Opposition took th-
ground that the Democracy were not as true
/ friends OF the South as themselves, and in Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Alabama, slave code for
: the Territories, was made par. OF the OpPos-
ton platform.
/ MISSOURI-Tn this State the election was
/ for members of the Legislature and local Off
I GERS. In ST. Louis, city that gives usually
about 5000 Opposition majority, the Demo
Gratis have elected one member of the Legisla-
tnre, their candidate for Clerk OF the Criminal
Court, and two Of the five Commissioners.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-12
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad lands

A friend residing in Missouri, seads US the
following
The Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad,
commences at Hannibal, on The Mississippi
Rive, and follows a general course, nearly
West, across the northern part of the state OF
Missouri, 10 St. Joseph on the Missouri Rive.
It's entire length is :wo hundred and seven
miles.
The Lands granted 10 the Company, are
contained in alternate sections Of one mile
square, within breadth Of fifteen miles on each
side of the road. Through some of them the
road passes, and other portions vary in distance,
from one to fiteeu miles.
at The time the grant was made BY Congress,
all the remaining Government Lands, were
fixed at a minimum prce, OF $3.50 per acre.
Thes@ were rapidly sold, and now owned
bv individuals. One Of them, considerable
progress has been made, IN settlement and
cultivation.
ANY person now settling on the lands OF the
Company, will find it widely different from a
new country ; as at no point, will neghbors be
very far distant, while there are many Villages
and Cities, ranging from a few hundred, to
three thousand Inhabitants, all 0: which, are
rapidly increasing in size and importance.
Wherever depots are established on the road,
a village at once springs up, with shops, stores,
urrounding county.
1t is expected the entire road will be opened
IN the early part Of 1859, when trains will BE-
run 10 Accommodate lis business, at moderate
charges
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Democratic Meeting.

A Mass Meeting Of the Democracy Of Bed
ford county, will Be held at the Court House,
on Monday evening Of Court Week, the 29th
inst Able speakers are expected to be present
10 address the meeting. The people are respect
tullv invited to attend, Let there be a grand
Of the gallant Democracy OF old
Bedford.
By order of the Democratic Co. Com.
O. F.. SHANNON, Chairman.
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S25 ssaIW AgSD

The above reward will be paid for the appre-
henson and and delivery to the Bedford Coun-
ty Jail, of WILLIAM RUSSELL, who broke Jail
on Monday morning the lst OF Aug. inst. He
is about tiVe feet, seven or eight inches high,
stout built and dark complexion. He had on
when be lett, dark colored coarse straw bat,
blue coat, and check pants.
WILLIAM S. FLUKE,
July ), lS59-3t. Sheriff
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TsT OF CAUSES, put down for trial at
1 August Term l29lh daYllS5Q.
{ IsT OF GRAND JURORS. drawn for

I August Term 8 Monday 1893.
Geo. w. Gump, Foreman, b. r. Aschom,
George Beegle. Christopher CarP-r, John W
Crlsman, Solomon Dicken, John Eshelman, Jo-
seph Fisher, VIM. Fluke, George w. House
holder, VIM. Overocker, Wm. Otto, Lewis
Putt, Adam Pote, Oliver J. Robnett, Rinehart
L. RrplogIe, WIN. States, Jacob StucKry, Le-
vi Schater, Samuel Statler, John S. SchelI,
Val. B. Wertz, Samuel Walter, Stephen Won
derS