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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-10
June 1889.

A UDTTOR'S NOTICE,-The undersigned
"A appointed by the Orphans Court of Bed
ford County to report distribution Of the mo-
ney due from the Estate Of Thomas Keeif., DE-.
ceased, as shown by the account ofG. II. Span,
Esq, administrator OF the estate of Thomas
Keefe, who was one ofth Executors OF John
keeffe, deed will attend TO the duties OF his ap
poiatment al his office in the Borough Of Bed.
ford, on Friday the 2 Eth day OF June, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. when and where all parties inter-
ested can attend JNO. P. REED.
June I0,'59. Auditor.
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SHERLFES S7LE-

BY virtue of writ of Vend Exponas 10 me d.
rected, there will be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House, in the Borough of Bedford, on Sator.
day, the oh day OF July, A. D., 1859, at o'clocE
P. NJ, the following property. to wit: All Def''s
right title and interest, and 10 tract of land
containing 400 acres, less, about $50 acre;
cleared and under fence, with two story dwelling
house, double log stable, and other ut-buildings
thereon erected, also apple orchard thereon ad.
joining lands of Jacob Cypher, Jacob Eicher and
others, situated in Liberty township, Bedford coug-
ty seized and taken in execution as the proper'y
of William Fisher, and to be sold for cash.
Sheriff's Office, Bedford, / WM. s. FLUKE,
June 10th, 1853. Sheriff
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Farm for SAFE

THE subscriber will offer at public sale, o,
Monday, the 27th day Of Jaae
his farm, situated in East Providence ,owns,;.
Bedford county, within eight miles Of the Rat'
ford Railroad, adjoining lands of John Nycum
Sr, and others, containing 220 acres, more =,
less, 100 acres cleared, under good fence, AMI
we'll sci IN grass; the balance well fimbera4
with white and yellow pine, and known a, tba
Dickinson or Deal tract The farm !. al,
well watered, two streams running through !,
The improvements consist OF a large and conn
modious bank barn, good dwelling house and
tenant house. TERMS made known on d,y
Of saIe-to suit purchasers
JOHN C. BLACK
June 10,'59.
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Important Political Movements in Cincinnat,
--PTobabiIay Of Three Tickets in the Field.
CINCINNATI. June 4

OTlFOINNAII5 JUIF f.
The Americans here are dissatisfied with the
Republican platform made at Columbus on
thursday last, and Mass Meeting is TO be held
on Thursday next, 10 lake independent ac-
tion.
This difficulty, unless harmonzed, may give
this county to the Democrats, and the next
Legislature TO the same party. The Legisla-
ture elect Senator in the place of Senator
Pngh, and consequently the action ofthe Mass
Meeting will be looked for with great interest.
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SOMERSET COUNTY DEMocRAcY.-We notice
by the last Democrat, that the Democracy Of
Somerset are recognizing for the coming cam
paign, and that they have appointed an lnau-
entail and active County Committee, OF which
our old friend and fellow student, LEWIS Lien
TY, ESQ, is Chairman. Mr.. LloHrY is an able
man, and under his direction the Somerset De-
mocracy will, doubtless, gain renewed and las
ting vigor.
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TIE VIRGINIA ELECTI0N.

RICHMOND, June 4.-The Secretary of the
Commonwealth has official returns from lO7
counties. Letcher's majority is 1856. There
are a. counties yet to be officially heard from.
The counties officially reported include most
of The Opposition strongholds. 1t is now be-
lieved that the Democratic majority will be
5000 or more.
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SEVERE FRosr. On Saturday night last,
severe frost visited this nelghborhood, making
dreadful havoc among the vegetables. 1t was
at first supposed that it had injured the grain,
but we learn that it did but little damage TO
that crop. We notice telegraphIc reports from
Northern Ohio and from New York, stating
that on the same night the fruit and grain were
severely frozen in those sections. 1t seems
that this frost was general all over The
Northern and Middle States.
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MEssRs. EDtToRs: Please announce CAPT.
WILLIAM STATES, Of West Providence town
ship, as a candidate for the Office Of Associate
Judge, subject 10 the decision OF the Demo-
cratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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WASHINGTON, June 3d.-The President has
issued proclaim alton for the sale of the public
lands OF Iowa, commencing at Fort Dodge on
The Goth OF September, at Sioux City on the
Sd OF October. They are in the Northwestern
part of Iowa, at the head OF The Drs Moines
river and its tributaries.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS

1T A WING been appointed agent for
H Manny's Combined Reaper and Mower,
with Woods Improvement, confidently rec
ommend it to the farmers Of Bedford county,
as the best Machine yet offered TO the public.
am also agent for Woods Great Moving
Machine, which is cheap and entirely meets
the wants Of large and small farms For any
information in regard to either, apply 10 VIM.
Hartley, Bedford, Pa.
DAVID HTLLES,
Agent for Bedford s. Blair, Cos
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We are authorized 10 announce MAJ. JAS.
PATTON, of Broad Top township, as a candidate
Tor Associate Judge, subject 10 the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention.
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County Surveyor.

MEssRs EDiToRs Please announce SAMUEL
KETTERMAN, as candidate for reelection to
the office Of tounty Surveyor, if nominated by
the Democratic County Convention.
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JACOB REED.
May 9Th, 1859.
THE "AMERICANn PARTY.
Chairman.

Reader, put on your retrospective glasses,
and look back with US TO that memorable era
IN The politics of our country, when the old
Wing party lay in the throes OF dissolution, and
when upon the ruins OF that party, was up
reared that famous and infamous organization
which struck at freedom of conscience, freedom
OF speech and the civil and political rights of a
large and honorable class of American citizens.
Look back TO the years 1854 and 1850, and
say the "AMERICAN" patty, and you say
truly. And who were the leaders of that par
ty in Bedford county who the men that coun-
selled and advised TIE good people ofthis region
TO connect themselves with it! You say
FRANCIS JORDAN was one of them, and
again you say truly. You remember his
speeches in favor of the doctrines Of American
ism-harangue after harangue you remember
his long wiuded, gaseous editorials setting forth
that "Americans must rule America" Ave,
Francis Jordan was one Of the earliest as well
as one ofthe most active proragatora of ''Amer-
icanism." And now look forward to 1856
Behold our friend, the aforesaid Francis, play
ing into the hands OF the ''Republican' Aboli-
tionIsts, assisting in the attempt to carry Penn
sylvania for Fremont, and secretly plotting with
other treacherous "Americans' TO sell out bis
quondam party for the benefit Of his new poll
teal love. And then bring down your review
70 the present time You find the "American"
organization almost extinct. You find that
once proud party, in whose cause Mr.. Jordan
went about proselyting, (himself assured of its
eternal permanence and assuring others of its
indubitable lmperIsha5ihty) lying low in the
dust. Scofed at, spit upon, kicked and cuGed
by the very men who once travelled about the
country singing peans in his praise-"SAM'
poor "SAM'-unfortunate betrayed, deser-
ted "SAM'' - is an outcast and beggar a.
mong his own followers. He
Finds not generous friend, ptving foe.
Strength IN his arm, nor mercy in his woe
Yes, the men who in 1854 and 1855, told the
people that "Amercans MUST rule America" !"
and that The only salvation for our country was
IN the success of the 'sAmerican" organization.
now laugh in derisive triumph, when they
hear Of "American'' failures and the breaking
down Of "American' Conventions. Francis |
Jordan's Abolition organ now publishes with
great gusto disparaging accounts OF "American'' |
and in its last issue SAVE with chill |
dish glee, that the recent "American" State
Convention was the "GREATESr FIZZL.E
OF THE DAY ~ Who would have thoupht
a few years ago, that the great "Amcrican''
party would come so soon 10 this complexion
And who will dare say now, that the greet
"People's" party will not meet the same fate be-
fore another luStrum shall have passed away
70 Democrats, don't forget the delegate
elections on next Saturday week Let there
De full attendance, and good men and SOUND
Democrats chosen as delegates. The election
of Vigilance Committees should also be atten-
led to without fail. Keep up the organizs-
lion and all will be well.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-10

PRESIDENT BUCHANAN has accepted The
invitation OF the Trustees of the University
OF North Carolina, to attend the Commence
ment at Chapel Hill in June. A portion of
the Cabinet will accompany him,
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Bedford Classical Institute.
Rev. JoHN LYON,
T. LYrrLEroN LYON, a. NJ, PRINCIPALS.

THE Summer session of this Institution will omen
on Friday, the lst day of July 1859.
tbs the design of the Principals, to make this
Academy, IN all respects, first class Institution
for the thorough instruction of youth of both sexes
and to prepare them for any profession or position
in life.
The high moral and scientific tone OF the school
is well known to this community.
The spacious brick building adjoining the resi-
dence Of DR.. VIM. Watson, has been secured for
the purposes of the Academy.
few boys, Ohe number is limited To ten,) will
borders.
The beauty of the scenery and the salubrty of
the climate render Bedford most pesirable ioca
tion for such school.
Persons from abroad, visiting at the Springs, can
be near their children during the summer
$500 per year, including boarding.
FERNS. washing, fuel, light, and Tuition in ali
the branches.
Terms for day scholars
Per Ouarter S6.-English Branches
! $3.50, Classical do &c.
June lO,'j9.
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Broad Top Coal Trade.

The shipments of Coal over the Huntingdon
and Broad Top Mountain Railroad, for the week
ending June ., amounted 10 1896 tons.
Previously this year, 1887 -
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Auditor,

MEssRs EDIroRs: DANIEL FLETCHER, of
Monroe township, is suggested as a suitable
person to be put in nomination for the Office Of
Auditor, by the Democratic County CoEven-
tion. CLEAR RIDGE.
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Commissioners.

MEssRs. MEYERS s BENFoRD: WILLIAM NJ.
Pearson, of Middle Wooduerry township, is
recommended as suitable person to be put in
nomination by the coming Democratic County
Convention, for tie office of Commissioner.
MoRRlsoN's Cove.
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REAPNG MACHINES, &c.-Manny's combi-
ned Reaper and Mower has for a long time
maintained its position as the best machine OF
the kind in use. Mr.. DAVID HmLEs is the
agent for Bedford county. See his advertise
mept in another column.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-10

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Letters
IA OF administration with the will annexed
nave been this day granted by the Register Of
Bedford County, TO the subscriber residing in Bed
lofd Borough, on the estate of John Oster late OF
Cumberland Valley township. decd. All nersons
having claims against said estate are REQUIRED 10
present the same without delay and those indebted
TO saId estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
JOHN H. RUSH,
June 10, 1858. Administrato-
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0y"WM. NJ. HALL, Esq, has resumed the
practice of the law in this place. Mr.. Halls
legal abilities are well known, and he will
doubtless soon regain his former practice.
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We are authorized tc state that A. J. GRIF-
FIFTH, of Bedford township, will be a candidate
for the Office OF Commissioner, subject 10 the
decision of the Democratic County Conven-
ton.
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G~The Opposition 10 the Democracy in
Virginia, were so confident OF the election Of
their candidate for Governor, Mr.. Goggio, that
they gave him an ovation at which he was
addressed as "GovERNoR GoGGN," and the
Richmond Whig closed its report as follows
'sAt the depot, Cor. Goggin parted from
his friends, but told them in tones of confidence,
that he expected TO be elected, and would
therefore meet them all again on the first of
January next when he would come 10 Rich
mond TO be installed in Office"
That was "counting chickens before they
were hatched.' Eh
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June 1889.
NOTICE

hereby given TO the land-hoders of Cumberland
Valley tp., that no distractions will hereafter be
allowed In the public roads of said township The
legal width of such roads is 80 feet, and all fences
protrudiEg upon either side of them. and ali other
distractions TO free passage upon them will hereaf
Ter be dealt with as the law directs. Persons whose
fences, or other property, thus obsruct said roads,
are requested TO remove them as soon as possible.
This notice is given at the instance of many citizens
of Cumberland Valley.
SAMUEL. DRENNING,
June $3.50. Supervisor.
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Complete Rot Of the .fustrlans, 1cifh Loss
Of Fifteen Hundred Men.
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Coz. SAMUEL c. SrAmBAUGu, Of Lancaster,
Pa, has been appointed Surveyor Generll Of
Utah.
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French Loss Stated at Sir or Sepea HunJrea
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EThe attention OF our readers is directed
to the new advertisements in this weeks
Gazette; Ferguson and MansPeakeF's varieties !;
Farm for sale, by John c. Black, off. Provi-
dence Bedford Classical Institute, by Messrs
Lyon etc, etc.
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Democrats, don't forget the delegate
elections on next Saturday week. Let there
be full attendance, and good men and SOUND
Democrats chosen as delegates. The election
OF Vigilance Committees should also be atten
ded to without fail. Keep up the organizs-
ton and all will be well.
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ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT AND VICTO
RY OF THE SARDINIANS.
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A DENIAL.-Mr. Jordan denies in his organ
Of last week, that Horace Greeley, the editor
of The Tribune, used the language imputed to
him in our issue of week before last. We re-
lterate that Mr.. Greeley did use that Ian
guage, and if Mr.. Jordan will bring US the files
OF the Tribune for the last year, we will obi
gate ourselves to show it to him. Greeley's
Stigma upon the laborng classes is uerJatim as
follows
GA considerable part OF the white population
lof Hayt at the time of the abolition of slavery
IN that country,) were petit baacs, SO called,
little whites, the same with the POOR
WHITE TRASH of our Southern States, with
out education or property, but exceedingly te-
nacious, like OUR POOR WHITE TRASH
NORTH and South. OF distinction which ena-
bled them 10 take Fapk of the most accomplished
and wealthy MEN OF COLOR"
Again We call upon the honest, hard working
yeomanry of Bedford county, to bear in mind
these bitter words of the naughty ari5tocrat that
edits the Tribune. Shall such a calumniator of
white freemen, receive any countenance, or
support from the people of this county
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BATTLE OF MONTEBELL0.
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THE FIRST BiTTLE IN ITALY.
THE FRENCH AND SARDINIANS
VICTORIOUS.
Important News From Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FIVE DAYS LATER ADViCES.
ADVANCE OF THE ALLIES ON LOMBARDY.
BATTLE OF MONTEBELL0.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.

In our last issue the majority for LETcHER,
the Democratic candidate for Governor OF Vir-
ginia, was set down at 5000. We have not,
as yet, been able to ascertain the exact result,
but the latest accounts put LErcHER's majority
at 5000, or upwards. The Congressional dele
CATION stands IL Democrats to Opposition,
Chas. J. Faulkner, Old Line Wing, supported
by the Democrats, having been defeated by
Alex. r. Boteler, American. Virginia, s'the
mother of states and of statesmen" stands firmly
by the Democratic flag. She is the break=Wa=
ansm-the battle-ground on %hich the enemies
oflhe National Democracy, found their Water
loo in '55 and where they have Just experien-
ced the ir initial disaster in the struggle about
beginning for the Presidency. Virginia stemmed
the torrent Of Know Nothngism and made her
Relf the rallylng point for .he National Democ-
racy, at the opening of the last Presidential
campaign, and now she has risen once more.
the first star that iIlumines the political sky,
:he first ray of Democratic light that chases
the gloom OF sectionalism from the horizon of
politics. Her victory over Know Nothingism
in 80, was followed by triumph alter triumph
on the Democratic side, until the success of our
party eliminated in the glorious termination of
the contest for President Is it not fairly in
ferabe that such will be the case again?
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FRANCE.

The Monitpur announces that France ad-
heres 10 the abolition of privateering, and the
principle that neutral flag covers the enemy's
goods.
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ng-The Bedford Rnemen, at their election
on Monday last, chose the following officers
CAPTAIN, Thos. H. Lyons.

The officers are all 'good looking" and viii
be allowed TO ''come in''-on all military occa-
sions s'Shulder define gewehrw
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ADVANCE OF THE ALLIES ON LoMBARDY
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Important News From Europe.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-03
Fur the Standard

fb tnc Stanoafu-
ADDENDA TO NY REJoISDER OF ruE 2isr INSTANT
TO JUDGE SAUNDERS REPLY TO NJ CAxD OF rng sra
uL1INo.-ln my rejoinder the following paragraph
occurs viz: And this accounts for another error
into which Mr. Fisher has falcn viz: that the com.
mittee proceeded to act having an account submit
ted by the Chief Engineer for their basis Of nc.
tion.'" This statement is in conflict with another
Immediately following the above in Mr. Fishers let.
ter, viz: 1t is very well understood that the Chief
Engineer declined to Gdrise any settlement" Now
my recollection goes to restore harmony to these
contradictory statements, for it oblitcratcs both
certainly submitted no account or statement to the
committee. The committee may have had before
them the general account or estimate of the con.
tractors, showing the entire cost Of the contract
with perhaps the bi.monthly estimates or other
memoranda furnished by me to the board from time
to time and probably the account Of tho contract
OFFS which Mr.. Mendenhall in his letter (hcreanso
annexed) says he furnished Gov. Morchcad, the
President Of the Company, and these accounts Mr.
Fisher has perhaps mistaken for an account sub
mltted. to the e'mmittee by the Chief Engineer
for their basis Of action"
omitted in my rcjoinder to add, in further palli.
alton Of Mr.. Fishers conflicting statements that In
his reply Of the 18th Of March 10 Mr. WORTH chair.
man, &C., he stated that "the accounts fnal Of the
contractors was made out by Mr. Miller, Pr;n Assl
Engineer, and submitted to the committee" and
that in all likelihood he has mistaken this account
Tor one which he says was 'submitted by the Chief
Engineer"
Ny rejoinder, although complete in itself 70 iar
Is deemed myself called upon to make rcfatasiooS
consider incomplete without this additional act Of
justice to Mr.. Fisher
WALTER GwYNN.
Columbia, S. c., July 81, 1853.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-03

we learn that the company at Kittrclrs Springs
Is not less than one hundred, and that many more
would repair to those health-givins waters but foe
the lack Of suitable accommodations. The owner Of
the place would find it to his advantage in the end
TO erect suitable buildings or cause or permit them
to be erected II Kittrelrs were a. handsomely i'm.
proved, with comfortable houses, as Jouess or Shoe
CO. they would command reg ,lariy during the SUM-
mer months from three to four hundred visitors
Inc improvements it is true, are much superior to
those Of last season. but there is room yet for many
additions in the way Of accommodation and com.
fort
We learn that Carolina City and Beaufort have
been greatly favored the present season with visitors
There are four Hotels-onc at Carolina City, and
three at Beaufort They arc all spacious. airy and
comfortable, and kept in excellent style. Beaufor,
and Carolina City possess many attractions as sum.
mer resorts.
In addition to these We may mention Mays Head,
Sm'thvilc, Joness, Shocco. the Piedmont Springs.
the White Sulphur in Surry, the Springs in Bun.
combe, and the White Sulphur in cleveland, said
to be as good water us any in Virginia We arc
glad to see our people patronizing their own water.
ing places. Homogeneous feeling is thus fostcrcd,
and thousands Of dollars arc kept at home which
were formerly expended in other States.
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