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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-05-20
,.oceasional,' ? Of Forney's Press, in bis let
:er Of the 18th inst, says:

"Brgader General George Washington
Bcwman's resignation Of the superiD,endeney
of publlo printing leaves that veteran hero
in woful condition of perplcxity. Browne,
Of The Journal of Commerce, comes from
New York, to mend the logic and straighten
tie grammar CT the Constitution, in which
tho intrepid General remarks, with refresh
ing originality. that Eve was glad to see
our friend in such good healtn;' and what
Brrigadier General George Washington Bow
man is then TO do, beside keeping an eye
upon the printing of jobs given to bis paper,
and making division of the spoils, il is hard to
conjecture The majestic Mr.. Rice may whis-
per in the Brigadier's ear that though the fruit
appear enticipg, yet it is like unto the Dead
Sea fruit, and turns to ashes upon the lips"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-05-20
administrators Notice.

4 ETTERS Of Administration having been grant
- ed to the subsubscriber on the estate of Henry
Steckman, late OF Monroe Township decd, all per
sons indebted TO said estate are hereby notified 70
make payment Immediately and those having olainl
against the will present them duly authennca-
ted for settlement.
VALENTINE STECKMAN, Admir-.
NAY, 20 1869. Bedford.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-05-20

New GooDs !-Messrs. Reed & Miunicb
have received large stock of New Goods,
which they intend to sell to suit the times
See their advertisement in to-day's paper.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-05-20

Doors AND SHoEs.-Messrs. Ferguson &
Manspeaker have lot of the best aud cheap
est Boots aud Shoes, at the 'Shoe and Vari-
ety Store," that were ever brought to this
place Give tien call
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-05-20
FR0iI EUROPE.
THE AUSTRIAN DECLARATION CT WAR.
m0srzLrTIEs CoMslENCED,

Tie steamer Weser, froul Bremen, and tue
Borussia, from Hamburg, both touching at
Southampton, arrived az New York on Sunday
evening. by these arrivals we have English
papers 10 May 4th, containing much Very iul
portant intelligence.
The steamer New York arrived at Cowes
April 30th, the Canada at Liverpool Nay 2d.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-05-20
TERRIBLE sHIPWRECK.

The reported wreck of the Packet ship Pomo-
ua, off the coast Of Ireland, has been confirmed
By late arrivals. Nearly four hundred human
beings found watery grave!
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-05-20
THE WAR

There is no louger any doubt about the ex-
sience Of actual var in Northern Italy. The
Austrian Declaration of War is made public,
and the Austrian troops have crossed the
1icino into Sardinia.
The Austrian Declara tIon of war.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-05-20

The steamer .4deiqide, which left Galway on
the Both, ult, arrived at St. Johns, n. e., ou
Monday afternoon
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-05-20
DREADFUL sHIPwREoK.
AUSTRIA.

The ship Pomona, from Liverpool for New
York, was wrecked off Wexford on the l7lh.
The crew and three of her passengers (uames
unknown) were saved. She had over four hur-
dred souls on board. The less Of life had not
been ascertained.
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9rplpcc!us Der neurM Golt5ausaatc
Spu
81 .&Sr;,,a,S
g Il mttlheu w rrfrr
jiCttu Glupru pocr in so acknowledgements

GGmmtii @Rrrftn
lirbIn &dWpru oecr in 80 Acknowledgement
a - Gts.
Nls mir am u ,Nl6ri 1855 nit Der crfcn %u5ookc Der
etncihen Wsrte mrs @ubIfum tQten. thotcu mir "a mi,
.u9tm @ttutl.-6cirrm mar rrl Su ment9 brfannt uup has
ltCrnthmcn %toretytt QrcRt MnirCnguH9cn unb btScutcrr,s
vital. lih'e,c erlrIrtun9ei rurnra ubcrirrTtn, -prr
5l@B Nor tu icFr bcecutcnbtr. unc ut faum ctl QlaR ma
btlccfs 2tuiltt mphn'n. rrtin pcjnc niht rcrlunat mIIyre
Atr crepe &idItr. Der Stpi3 rr rcutinen MGtlrl, Ter
Number Der %rNcerncn 2IdrrInule, 1T mGbrepo Der 9,i;
tthcn !1n4cn lImtriNpuen Ycieeu r,cosn. Scin N}Snr
nib tUr ole tommGno:n SciICn arfbmabrt bleiheu W5n
lWo M llier zen erEet itHetr, MEM 2CuiIdlantS ocitiesS
enc plrotcn ~ouf9ti0b!t pcroCn. Gr ll6it lit unS cnr;iirn
Der lent STCpfmf9en b.cib,n erhaiteu uno mCrpgn mIt uns
erIletcn. S"'
|. 9tIh 6cire'a 9rtc fnmtn ncd 70 mar6e brrrIite aron,
sNtnte leInCr Imlttibllden NtUe su Sage, bic Erruuoe prb
5'tohiI { Ypn Inn bclGFcn. NiT mar. belnItt tiele z hlpt
to> uno ndb III iNnlncin Une inn nunmebr I'M StonSr rE
IN neutn Sone III llCt,rn. IA mir Gbr felt cincm 1obre
III YteIcn SetNn 0~nacSona,u wmStn. ! etncS 9Dcrfc nrh-
ioIe IL YirTunnati aEoiu9, hcn, bamit aUrb rr wcntoer W.
nlttetie liN nnb mo n0d eleic berrljftn Sdriiten 0nihof.
I'll !Unne, 10 pGbtll mn ulo nunmCbr CntIhIClen, cine ncue
/. tuegdbe IN tlfIncren EnEerun9en Su UtIanitoiten. Ter Qreis
ecr TrupeTs unS mWf MN Tur ben iG6gnten 8onb 81 mcbr
Jcrcdn,t.
@bOnnentcn Ter frtbfrn ~slu5aaGe in gdnSsn er6oIts0
Mn ten Eeno lEt 81 nno wrrorn CT uht ibre Namen 6eim
lamitCn M0tntln rbcr bal ms b,gaEni Ill MAIDEN.
SSir ipcITcIn nldt I'M 0trinGiten taran, SQE In be oe.
Ammtc p'unhc StoOlteydnS Der Sr, 81. an bieien, Static.
4 a!ncrt ~betbtdi9en YWrN.
Cine @uoaar epn 10 Gents per grobs fam oepiF iebsr
-"ar.'.' Sc 5nn fUr rrlItlAe 2ite, atur bal, uHb BEN ore%
sen Dt6tsr ebrt. 81"
Acm Al u omlre MIR cine asSieaene 9iosrapbie 5eiu.
: id 3ttnee b%ci9Glebeu reyeen. g8aS @ueltaitun6, gru6
mo 9epie! beirtnt, 10 miro oiGlt nCue IN II fte QUSsobe in
ein'r 28tUt rn verb. reesouatnen 1ahiitten. Gine iprof6I,
te Surdidt ipiro fruher sirgejdlidpne 9ebler entfrrnen,
I9tnten perotn 8tluat uno erbdlten eirsa ]lc6nCnSen g11
AIT. 1sisulhaiten, &eretncn IL. |. W. Ole unS cine orpecrr
FnSabl Abonrsntsn einlenben. MAIDEN mir tinsn Liberation @ks
Jug. Spbn &eif u. 81.
$50 Gbtenuiffraee, 9bilaoslpf'
Ia Nti6HtOnS ninImt Or. Steder StttluHsen al.
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eibdfts=2lu;eiecu

DID Epe gB biStes.-I5O 3tlS. Iueeripr Slb Npe 9lbts.
"p, pul~tccene Sranos, III baben bel 94m. BAYLOR.
. anotes. 200 Sprcn Spamton,tncs unb 500 @prcn Said
III" gu papen pu 9Sm. &0ptpr.
Wptte Gtlp. 70 Sbls. "~rr;uSlttcn pcieen 5Siit, III ba>
II WI lSm. &aplpr.
Settings. = $50 9M5. GruB unt Gu. 6crinae, IN basn
pu ISM. Sa9tpr.
Gros. 200 Srreu fus Gunrpwb.r 3tre. 100 bp 9cnnrn,
$" p"0'" "" ISM. &u9lpr.
su foben tet gSm z a, r. -
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e9nIdnoifbt Deri6te.

Bitter. Shdrfer 1T Sames 9udtanau
nod van fetnen' Mauue s~sssifslt mcrcrn, ais
ncn ieinem fritbsreu SntimuS 8ornry. Duielbc
1oot in elmer Ger ~ueusftsn Tummcrn ieincr Nr,6 /:
Ole Nc Iintltraticu wirre ben naturallltrtsn
8Ir1rrn ibren -6us ntht CONGRATULATIONS baten.
ptnn Der YrGIioent uiht ~peuletbrn ietue @rpGb.
luna pcrCanfts. Suhauan bate ia Mot in
Tricoen ltertcn tTnner, wenn or nidt uuh nod
pcu lcbtcn 5reunp, Der ibn itmals uutcrlfIstc,
6strp9cn bate.
= Der Yierte Sail murpe ausm1rts, 70 melt
RTE Seritte ae6su, itcraq aui bic 0ew6bulthe
9rt nit Sanuneuldulirn, 6eucrwert &c. fsltIitb Ne
gan9en. Sn Baltimore gals piel 5eucrcbriuitr
Yfrurlndt rnrh 6cucrptrt; bel einem bronnten
10 fIcine Sdulcr nircer.
Woisrtpmn, q. g., 4. Suti. Wpuntaiu (riner
ttr @rfa6rten bee Emitlbj1er ySils bel lfturr Grp.
FEN 6abrt pom ct. gpuis nod Der otlantiltcn
6Ultt) fam beute frib mi, BEN SaNcn ,9ltlantic"
bier an. VI IN9t, paB iptuto Der SaUru reporrrt
TT, cine reue 9tciiF, YUn GbielgO nnh SIcn, &C,
ma&t pcrceu iou.
S',rrAo, q. .. 6. Sut'. Ter Grprsff d, BEN
Die SHItlt'Her i'll rcm grpBcn 8auuu ..9ttlonilc"
BON ct. SruiS nah Nrm gprf mitncbmen mol.
ten, ofn IL ober, UNI Den Yalcu ~ crleihtern, In
BEN Sntnripiee mcrfen muBtcp, 1T aelteru oufar-
Fl@t mereei. " macrn mebr ns 40 8ritfr Oh
rim elmer cnttjeit cincm S8ed,lcl ypn $1,000 aui
cine 9tew gortcr Sant.
= Mrlmaufie. Shjucrfricr. N.n Treitno
NHruN fhnp gum ;3medc Der Shianieicr i'm Nro.
Ne Sddl ceS Wu'ttoerciuS zine y~criammluna
ltatt, III mtltc u Der oou eiucm Gumiltcc cutncls
Itnt Qlnu CUR "isitttrtcu 8casbuu0 rce 1OOh II
Nsburteto9c7 rrm Shiller cut1c0rn uno nuh
turjer &cedttc an9rnummru wurpc. Ittlem
NrrQrdmm iuful9e mtrp bAs Shiuericl an ,pri
&la n 9Cf ,icrt. Nm Ncrabcuo ceo Wcturtsto,s
III. NNoembcr, mlro caS ,,GisO ppn Der Glrfc'
nah Der Nomtcr9'ihen Competition ouflcfitrt.
Satlcdur pUn Seiten Der Sururr. 8rlt, nc, NO
raul @ntbJlIun9 uno Sctrdn,uus Der Sufe BON
S&iuer. Nm si9entIiten 6rftnsc. II. Mcpcm.
Der, miro M(or9cns pun Timmlihrn @IrlanN Ser.
einen WtIpaufie'5 Gin pa'rictiideS 9iep s~crartra.
gen. Tim 10 ilbr GROCER umsus rurb mCbrerr
StraBru Der Stact. NaHmita5e = ubr 6cRsIs
ZEN NIT Ntorn unr &cdlten. uno @tsnre NuEiib.
run9 rine5 Shiuer'l6en Dramas
Steuben- Gpn8reb. Sei rcm am
santiago IN gfem yrrt obs baltcnrn Gpn9reIe
mnroe bsiAlpIrt, paS ;u crtauenre Document
tn gSaIbin9tcn sn errihten, unp wurbe Der Wreis
auf $4,000 Dollar feltSeieBt. 6 fol- elm Stant-
bib aua Grj auf einrm rntiprtbcnrcn SuGacs
ltcac 9eNen, uno muroeu $500 fir ben &~iinItler
auS9c eft, Der bic beite 3ej6nung I~iriert, pur-
0us9elret. onB lie uiht ppn elmer pcr nit rem
INIUr AZ hN1uFtrn nptfNruE / ,hr;F 81, - ,,OTr
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Dom ~Ariegs(1anplabe.

0ur& Die 0ampfi&iHe aRa" uno ,Stae'
'tnr nsuers Na&ri&ten srm 8ris9ei&auplab Elm.
SctrrHer.
dc mj&ti9lte c~srIeItrn lit Ter geri6t pcn
'ner ncuen 9rrBrn S6la6t, bic, mie eer0bu.
~, re 6ranioltn Scrpnnen Batcn wrlen.
Disie Nahridt itigt fiM Sis icbt nur auf fol-
nrc tele9rapbiiAe 0epei6e, bic 2ruis an bic
+. ai,riu %lGnpte:
Gairiana. 5reita9 Mrr9en.
@rrBc ShIa@t! @yuBer Stcg!! Die Dame
treidiihe Nrmce ttlrcte rine S6lahtlinie por
mi Wteilen elnsc. g8ir pertrieten Ie aus ibrcn
telIun9en, uuO erteutrten pieIe Sancnsn, Sab.
IL uno @'efangene.
Die S&lioht pauerte pun 4 ll6r 0crgrns Sis
ubr Nbenhe."
Yin Scrittt as gSicn pom rs. SUM Iaot
YER ricle Sdlndt muir 5pIsenpee:
2elesrdpbiibe prteat- 9ta6rihteu lprehcn Ycn
nsr mprpcrii6en ShIa6t Die scltern am Miu,
y 9elebla9cu rurre. Sn Serunu nil man ldcu
N llbr Mcr8enS cine bcfti9c fauunare as-
jrt babtn.
las inp bjs jest ate Serthts User birIe meme
hiatt. auSfibr;i6crsn Nahridter leben mir.
1t benz natfcn Stranrr entscecu.
Son ben nfiicreu Serittten Der ptiaen Stfoe
RI nm ~fpl9enre berpprSubeten
Vie Gronjricn uue Garpinitr 6aben bic 8r-
9erun9 YEN Wantua %begcnneu.
Die Ssi!rcihcr baten ibr 6auptouarticr ~
ia 0ranca. nuf ocm bhltrn g8cse ,piItru
.antua unp Ssrrna, aufgelhGnscn. Gic baten
nato om @arra Gee uuo Gnltisttcne Y~crlolIen
. pirlc YllBr iinp pm pcn 4uiirteu trlrst II.
ut brfclti9t mprreu.
%ittOr emanuel bat pfFcirQ crtl1rt, ran or
nc Nnn'raticn rcS p1ttttten Gjetiets an gar
MEN teatiidt:9s.
@artbolpt 1T AM 20tCn SUM- ron Solp am
area Sec nnd Orieniinp prrgrrift, wurpc
'er yum Den Oeitrtidern init sru6em GerluIt
rud9etrtebrn. Gr BAT icitpem feline Tprpritru
gen Sprp'o pcr9eihrbru, wcldrs bic SrItrci<
er beieBt 9nltrn.
W bleB in 6ranffurt, bag man rem &aiier
aprIepn etnsn 6ricren p~cridla9en mpQc untcr
w'len Seetn9un9en, unO rap bet 3uriidpei.
ING %oerlclben Drutihlour gum riea purichrri,
II irerpe, wrSbaIt prruBcu 100000 Wiarn mo.
| 9emadt bate. SIN risirm SAL wirOe Der
rtr9 Gin ~nu9'meincr mrrrrn.
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Oeutibe @arttn, Samereien
IN 9r0Fer &uStpaRl uno Sn Scr befEn 2ualiit emsfebft
s. 6. Bii6er, Stat.
March Mallow pastoral hemostat. que paste
"cIl at9ensbmlfem @sihrad seaen Grfdltuno ub 6uitsn BON her
trltet t%raniOil&sn unb amsritaniitsR @er,hn itbr e%rtpfp6Icn. 81
batcn Sci 6. Is. GifHrT S,t"
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$50 StlG; gEuIbso, YemNsrsc, er0natateO, 0rpuno unO pot
$50 Mis-. s pcaUm u unO . Rare, 8uder.
300 bpiS. yrtme nrp ercp Nrw Orleans 3ufcr.
rs bbCS. mccIum 10 prime
100 bbjS. prime nep trsp Ncp Susons mSSlaTss.
lou rbis. Golctn untC slad sYrup."
90 hbb2. WuSCpr0bp WpiOlcs.
2O bblS. uro tterceS Satpn SnmS.
200 bbrS. Yaccn Siecs uno SHOULDERS.
$50 bhs. unS tiereeS V0ro (prinr lea).
100 E9e prime gDctern Neaf &aro.
$50 tbls. GUT uo @rpF 6rrrinas.
800 bsrcS Neamaniire uno S0lpip G0nSlcs.
quo bore1 Siod. Srppn unb 6dneY Spaps.
$50 ttcrccs Nhe.
80 bbis. Cream Gle.
300 tslS. pure Giber Siresar.
90 bprtS Gn9Ii1b Dairp @bcCfc.
'O7 S SnxS;S G'r Slr, nG n: &setiiee gg9biSfsg, &mn. Sin, gronsg,
$50 bills. pure 9ir9inia WtUuntajn S9biSfrY.
100 ticrces HUnbrn 9Orrr.
$50 boetele Gbnupoanrr.
t9 q bag bags sasrirH, @tOda, @arocaitp, 2tr unb Saya GUFte.
100, 900 9rtnetpr, papano ut anccrc &isarrcu.
% bills. 9idlca.
SO oe'S. Se"Iiip, erIra. SuptrFnt, Sine II. 4 NPiobIinaS 6lrr1.
9lnUsb Ntne5. Seo @rrpS, gSravpina Gniue.
Nr"ppIn9 Yeprr, veIer NIB 5pOIicap Naper, Ron GSiroer. az.
n"ettntn uo e5rGtn Ytpper, NtmcnO &sreao uno lSuibmS GpSo
Sr0Um0, %utctts. GlObre' gins, Nfeif.n, WietftnfSpf, @arh".
a UNI NaHtGS3t, SIG SSsIue. MHnnrsS, 4tactlrrni, NsrmictQi, Sbp,
@lNdtn9, SrulbeS, yeit @nmrere, Wuo aUe iGnifiarn M:ittIL, h
IN elmer S'retern UNI 6urniibins Grabli1tmcnt atbalicu pcrptn.
@m. @auoe e56ne.
Seri@'ersue SSaaren crbirIt iortrn per TampfldiT
unp Nadstbcot 9&m -. Gyfer. olS.
~' - S'HN "'H SN'""'pt S%ptEktN.
200 6rcnh SranrY, Sin umo Nrm.
100 Mala9a uno Nortmein.
% Spre5 Suntb NM gaycr 9iaiiue.
10 YemUn9.
100 SY Carbonate Gpra.
% ~ - G0ctee 6junppwper Sea.
DO Nolte SUree glaf Sea.
100 @rpB 1rIearapb, NpunD Neop unp Gbano6ai
Wattbc5.
80 NubfnD ailUrtirtc Seicn-
100 9emahlte elmer.
200 Sores paprr unp Golgates tard.
100 - GOl9ate5 6anrry Soaps.
20 SeY SIue.
100 p Nutme9s.
YOtatOss, Onions, GroFib, Silt, Salt, 6uaar, sut
ter, 9besle, caro-, 8aeOn, Sptces, 9npcr, Eubs
Mfealnrs, Cigars, Gerrage, Slnfina. 6lpur &c. ,c
9Iae pteie g2aaren iinp iril6 unp Don better Suo
litat unp %pertaaft %pielsISen Su ren t%iaialten Wreijer
&m M. s.. GYler,
g~SboleiaIe Grocer, QrppiIcn uno
YiquOr 0ealer.
IL. StraBe, 5mii6en Carp uno Maju
GNsutELe l0,rt,, z"
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Dry-Goods * Fancy-Store,

Dry-Goods * Fancy-Store,
o. lI6. @te SrcHr= II. q. StrnGc. No. l76,
Q. VI. 81 Y enbaum
aust ith cas- 0ctstt Qublitum aufmerfiam ~ motrn. h,s
lttne 9Stnttrs90iorcn c~mpfanGen, eic III einer 0rpEcn lluG~
~ Oar nCllrlten! IrtttcI b%cl!eben, uno iu uusenc,n biui,ra
cNilell mtlhc feline @rncurrenS ;utaNen, r~crfluit wcrrtu.
SD bCbc telpnbtrs f%olscnec NrtJtcl btruor:
Stiernicl9c. IN ihtOarS uno allen MuSefarbcn.
MtuSlln Ocloin. gang uno balbr9gcnt,
Mcrino5 9GnS lrb baIbrprutnc,
&edtc trtlnoilhe yciniuanb,
NeGice ntcecrldnbtlhc5 Iuh NIB GaiImcrcS.
SbaiplS, SI0ntele, lppic cine 9pfc %ueipakI Ycu 6pl1r.
tceptn9 @pUoe II. wplIentn II. b0unuppllencn Grmyf,u.
Gin Seludl ptelrs Gasere miro ~er9cbcult rrtctcn Yrn
g. ~. 8"ofcn6oum
nabe sum neucn AParfic
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Netnte, m;Ser b CT ncA in gurOra 1T Gin literariitcS llntsrncb.
men Dent YuNtItum nnNr u ann, hmhGren Gstiumrracu ocbrtr
worotn, mis- btl biz Sntc fS QIrEtn ickt ,ebtncIn htIritpr
StNitr. sS'r UrttN9Iait6 28utt bclcut. it2nt nttt au,in I'M
ee 9era9c AU19abe Nrn 10 &ts. pr. 9Npht poer lbs. ale ;mci
yfrnai,, Gin Scor9en : 2Srt an, mclhca fr i'm unt lcins NSmi.
nc pIttNcnctn sStrtA BAT, lonfcrn or hat NOT ~0lelb;litia bic Gbont
Gun n@m0GftS H11reS Sap'taI 81 rrma,trn, unb r69t cncl,dS nod
sur ~cuneun9 zines ocutlttcn 5nltIut0 bcI, meLhcS nht ouEin fTr
He III Mem gert lcbrnecn drmhitcn GcutlhGn, ipnScrn audi fIr Sir
Laurence ftunhGr Ginranprrr, nrlAt bier !anoen, Ypn ben L1rnS
Ieidrtn 6el9cn icin mirb. 'S"
@t pen leeenainirn &rSmicn StrtNciHn9cn rat bas il, &ccc tie
pcnec itllfrntDm.n ni1tS 9tnttu. e5 nGntct rD bier nidt I'm,
Die ~N}trtbcilun8 Yn gplocorrr, giip9r0pbitu II. l. NJ. ipnErrr Nm Inn
en- btctUMncrs b1oree @0pitol, pcIdcS in cine Sano frnmcnr. prl
2Noblltaro clncY 69mtiie br9ruMben fam; cS bartelt GN 0rh min,
I'M cine IN 9rale 6rrne htnaue9crudte untrtimme Ri ipuSrTn
oae 9)Ilit ntEF b0 gum eyttU IEsUi. 1853 rnnhicccp III NIB tno
t9 III @leS N Ole o3n0e Der NAOntnteu lctbt 9clest un9 ecr 6Trnl.
ltdGn Gcntrrle anhtintGc9crcn. '"'"
Am 10. 2Rat 1898 batoe 6erou5late in Wphcnlieftyu1ocu f.,
scmen, ue am 10. SuIt lit Ger crnc 9anb Str guSoobc 'i iS an ~
zen trl@Ena 5fPt SSctcnItcftrun0 fptt - GtniS. 1etcr 9oue
$l25. SOW 9Cbaneene gr'mplarc tOru 20 Gents meGr pr. pant
01o bereli0 Grlttntlt miro ipfOrt umo bic SypriicBuna ilumrr hi
erlfrIntn 9clNItEt. Die 9ctellun9 0it fr bao aan;e " erf.
MuoftbriuNe 4nit9cn ino bel allen N0cntcn III biben. srlibe
Dianner, neldhe IN Srttn. no nod fem @ltnI lit, Die @ocuttr I6srs
Eebmen wolan, Bite Id, lid an mid, ;u msnStn. glep grrf, 81.
Suli 1851.
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(Not gpr 400l.)
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Die 9retle YNn Gett imS bis 0uf ,pcihre Nadridt pe folat:
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-26
spurreen and de Ynnkee.

A gentleman who has recently returned from
England, relates an anecdote of Mr.. Spurgeon
that is tso-good to be lost. The great preacher
had for his theme one day the power Of ihdiVidn-
al, personal effort, and to illustrate it he told
story Of a'eYankee,' y as Mr. Spurgeon called
him, who boasted that be could whip the entire
Enghsh nation himself. t.And how could you
do it. said bystander. 'fWhy," said the
Yankee, ~ would take one Englishman at a
time, would whip him, and then would take
another, and SO would go along till had
whipped the entire nation. At the close ofthe
aerrnon, Mr.. Spurgeon, the relatcr Of the anec-
dote and seyerat friends, retired into vestry.
Soon there came in tall, lean. long faced,
solemn looking man, who hailed from the State
of Maiue,H presented to Mr.. SpurgeOu 3
letter Of introduction, and was welcomed BY the
preacher. Soon Nj, SPurge0n addressed the
new conner by saying; Wei, my American
friend, how did you like my illustration off in
dividual power, draw from your countTymani"
HOh,," said the member from the Pine Tree
State, "I was well pleased with it, because il
was 50 true,.s' and this WAS said with the utmost
soIemnity Of tone and gravity Of manner. $50
true, SO true, ,nsaid Mrs. .;"vhzt do you mean.
sirl" al knew Q Yankee that did that once, .
was the reply, .And what was his namei''
Mr.. Spurgeon ssked-7to which the Yankee
ans vered, the name, 81, vas George Wash
ington, perhaps you have heard Of hin. - Mr..
Spurgeon was dumb for moment. he then
ioine in the hearty, laugh, and allowed that
''ths Yznkeen was too muck for him ~ Boston
Journal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-26

BAPTIsMAL CEREMONY IN THE COUNTY JAN =
The ordinance of baptism was administered in
the County Jail yesterday morning, under
touching and impressive influences. John Kahn,
the old man who slew Singleton, the seducer Of
his daughter, several years ago, and who served
portion of his sentence in the Peaetentiary
under conviction for that act, and who was re-
Gently sent back to this county for new trial,
became q devout man while in the Penitentiary,
and expressed desire to unite with the Meth
odist Church. The Chaplain of the Penitentia-
ry, impressed with his sincere piety, gave him
letter commencing him to any Christian
Church, endorsing his devotion and Christian
demeanor. The old man, after his arrival ex-
pressed earnest desire that the baptism might
be administered, and accordingly Revs, George
G. Lamberton and J. NJ Straeker visited Kahn.
cell, and there with solemn and impressive
ceremonies admitted him by sprinkIing, intC
full communion with the Methodist Church.
The JaiIor, and his family, and others vhC
were present, describe the scene as extraoTdina
rily solemn and touching.-C Gin. Com
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LeEisIativo summary.

In the Senate, yesterday. the Perry county
question was finally disposed Of BY the passage
of the bill. We are glad of it, and We doubt not
so say the Senators. -.--.
Mr.. Canfeld's bill, providing for geological
survey ofthe State, was passed. ~ ~ , 8
The bill which passed the House, for restora-
ton Of the contracts for keeping the Public
Works in repair, was iRdefRitely p0stpOnsd.
House bill to suthorize County Commission
ers to alter or change the boundaries of election
precints. lsa -a Is 1sfq,as ll a.g
In the House, the following bills were passed:
To provide for the sale Of AshbuTy Seminary
at Ghagrin Fall. Do
Senate bill for the relief of Samuel Ketchum
of Coshocton county
The bill providing for q Court to settle claims
against the State was lost. .
The Judiciary committee reported in favor Of
paying the claim of Jacob Flynn, for services
IS Judge of the Criminal Count of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Rankin offered resolution providing for
the appointment of Joint Committee of five to
investigate claims against the State, which Com
mittee shall have power to sit after adjournment
Of the General Assembly. State Journal, 25tb.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-26

A NEw MISSION TO JGP1N.-Auangements
are in progress. under the auspices of some of
the churches of this city, to establish new
mission in Japan; The primary object will be
the Introduction Of Christian civilization the
means to be used will be of practical and ed
ucational character. The mission will consist
of six persons-two Of whom, the Rev s. R.
Brown and the Rev. G. F. Verbeck, are clergy
men; three are ladies, and the sixth, Dr. D. B.
Simmons, is a physician and surgeon. The
movement is under the special charge of the
Reformed Dutch Church, but relies mainly on
individual aid for support. Special pains will
be taken to introduce all the useful and practi-
cal arts, with industrial machines, &C., into ia
pan, and thus prepare the way for the moral
and religious instruction of the PeOple.-N. Y.
TiJTse