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|TNHE PROPRIETOR has recently erected in con
i Decton with, and as part Of the " Washington
Hotel" large two story building-20 by co feet
by which he is enabled TO provide the travelling public
with larger number of capacious comfortable and
exeelenty ventilated apartments than be afforded
by any other public house in Washington Territory
An idea Of his ability to accommodate theublic may
|beudged from the fact that te Hotel contains TWEEN
|ty-hve private roOms-(eXilGsiye Of family apart
|ments) six Of which are large drawing rooms, or
|parloTs.
Thankful Ito the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the proprietor and having this
enlarged upon has former business he feels confident
be render the soourn Of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant and pains shall lie spared to
set his table as well as any in like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished 70 such as may desire
Them.
Board by the day aud week.
good stable is attached to this establishment
which will he amply supplied with forage for the &c.
|commodation of animals Of the travelling public.
share OF putlic patronage Is respectfully sol
Icted.
OLYMPIA, Dec 4th, 1857
, 1859-07-29
FOR SALE.
FURNITURE STDREI

THE HEUNDERSIGNEDI Is NOW IN III BERECEIP9
J. at his oli stand one door north Of Gallagher
Tin Shop and Hardware Stare, Of large assortmen
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-08-12

VTTHEREAS the Honorable FRANCIS NJ. klM-
w NELL President OF the several Courts Of Com
mon Pleas in the counties composing the 10th Ju-
dical District, and Justice Of the Courts OF Oyer
and Termiaer and General jail Delivery, for the
trial of capital ana other Offenders IN the said Dis
trict-and A ]. SSIvELy and JouN q. HARTLEY,
EsQures Judges ofthe Courts OF Common Pleas
ra1i justices Of the Court of Oyer and Terminer,
and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capi-
tai and other offenders in the county NJ Bedford
have issued their preeept aud to me directed, for
holding Court OF Common Pleas, and General
Jail Delivery, and Court Of Oyer and Termiaer at
Bedford on MONDAY the 29th day Of August
inst. NoricE is hereby given TO all The Justices
of the Peace the Coroner and Constables within
the said comfy OF Bedfoid, that they be then and
there in their proper persons, with their rolls rec
oris. and inquisitlons, examinations and other re-
membranes 10 do those things which to their Off
ces and in that behalf appartain to be done, and
also they VINO will prosecute against the prisoners
that are or shall be in the jail Of Bedford county,
to be then and there to prosecute against them as
shall be just.
WILLIAM S. FLUKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office Bedford, August 5, 1859.
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EPILEPSY. OR FALLING FITS.


We believe we cannot DO our readers more i'm
porant serTiee than by again calling their attention
10 that most renaika preparation, discovered by
Dr. seth S. Hance, Of Baltimore, Nd, which pos.
seses the power Of allcvatns and curing that bor-
rid visitation of man. EPILEPSY, Failing Fits
In recommending this preparation to ouT readers.
we do 30 with a conviction that not degrad-
ing columns to puff acommon pateat medicine,
but are placing before them discovery, which, If
fully known, would probably do more 20 alleviate
human suffering, than any invention of modern
times. DR.. Hance, III asking ms to notice his pre-
paration favorably in editorial department. has
sent for persusl number Of letters from persons
sho have ssed his Pills, ard have been cured there
BY. All of them speak in the most grateful and
eulogistic terms. One great advantage this medi-
cine possesses Is the fact that it can be transported
through the mails, thereby affurdiug every one an
opportunity of dealing directly with the inventor,
and also pgecludng all possibility OF being imposed
on BY counterfeit or spurious imitation. Or.
Hance pays the postage his Pills g any part o.
the country, and viii forward them ty return OF
mail. on the receipt of remittance HIS prices
are as follows Ona box, So; two do, 80 twelve
do, S24. All orders for the nedieine should be
addressed to SETH S. HAScE, l0s Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Nd.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-08-12

ALL persons interested are hereby notified, 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 continuation, on
Tuesday, the Goth day of August, inst, at the
Court House, in Bedford.
The administration account of D. L. Keagy, adj
ministrator of the estate OF Jacob II. Keagy, late
of Middle Woodberry township, deed.
The administration account of Joseph y. Noble,
administrator de toHlis Ron OF the estate OF DAVID
Staner late of South Woodberry township, decd.
The account of Samuel VI illet, surviving Execu-
tor of Elizabeth Green, late of " els Valley, Bed
ford (now W ellis township, Fn-toa) County. decd
The second and final account Of John and Sam'l
Snider, administrators Of the estate OF Adam
Snider, late Of Snake Spring township, decd.
The account of John Cessna, Esq, administration
of the estate of Sooman HaEcleroad, late of Snake
Spring township, decd.
The account of Charles Mclaughlin, adnisistra-
tor Of the e6tate of Sarah, NJ cLaughn late Of East
Providence township. decd.
The account of Samuel Oster, administrator OF
the estate of John c. Turney late of South Wood
berry township, decd.
The account Of Epraim Foster, administrator of
tile Estate OF Richard L. Foster, late of Broadtop
township, dec'd
Tie account of Jacob B. Kegarice. administrator
Of the estate of Jacob Kegarice, late of Monroe
township. deed.
The fin,l administration account of P. +. Lehman,
Esq, one Of administrators of Jchn Kelerman,
late Of Harrison township, decd.
The final administration account of James Black
burn, Executor of the last will &c, of Amos Pen
rose late of St. Ci2ir township, deed.
The account of job ManB, Esq, Executor of the
last will &c, of William Maiken, late of Bedford
township, deed.
The 3rd and final account of Job Mann, Esq,
administrator of the estate Of Joseph s. Morrison,
late of the City OF St. Louis, State of Missouri,
decd.
SAMUEL II. TATE,
Register.
Registers Office, Bedford, August 5, 1893.
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G. Eas GDG- E EE "
AND
CONE'ECTIONA AIRY.

THE unders igned has just received and keeps
/ constahtls ON hand the following articles
Coffee, sugar, molasses, cheese, crackers.
rants, prunes, rasins, figs almonds, fiherts,
nats, ground puts, pecans. Eng. walnuts, cream
nuts, candies in variety, oranges, lemons tobacco
and cigars, alaicc and pepper, spices OF all kinas
baking soda, cream Of tarter; sulphur. birthstone,
canister and keg powder, shot caps and lead. grain
and grass scyiaes, whetting tools, wash tubs and
boards, Indigo, extract logEood coppcfas. alnm
ard snalder. oil, polish and Mason's backing
sweeping, dustiBg stove, shoe and saubbiag
hT shes, elothts hair, tooth ana flesh brushes, hat
ard Infant brushes hSir oils and pertumery, purses
and port monaies. pocket and rlaHldrandan hooks,
bonnet and roand gum conlbs, ssi;iding'' AMI fine
combs, bracelets and beads pens, pen holders,
peGkniyes, scissors, Rnife-shGrpeaers, umbrellas,
Susppndcrs spool cotton and floss, clocks, small
looking glasses, violias, violin strings toy Watches
wafch chains, curry combs, cards, horse brushes
s,oc-thread pegs and sparables, Johnson's Arabian
Llnnent, Rock and Little's " Hhite OIL, Merchants
celebrated GsTgng OIL, for man or beast, and
many other ARTICLES Of a similar nature. The pat
ronage Of the public IS respectfully solicited.
A. T.. DEFIBAUGH.
July /, 1s5a.-zz
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-08-12
public SALE OF REAr. ESTATE

BY virtue Of az order Of che Court af Common
Pleas Of Bedford County the subscriber will sell
vt pubic sale, ut the Court House, Bedford BeF-
oneh on S.1TURD.9Y, The 2TfA dug of .qLGLS1s
y. ID 1859 TRACT or land, situate in 81.
Clair Township, Bedford County. containing about
one hundred aud ihrty-six acres, adjoining lspds
of VIM. u. Clark, John w. Crismau. Berkheini-
er's heirs and others, being the mansion property
of William Sleek. Sr, decd, and now owned by
William Sleek Jr
TERMS,-S20O at the confirmation Of ihe sale,
$3GO on the first day Of April, 1850 and the re-
mainder on tile first day OF April, 1861.
Sale to commence al one O'Clock, T. M.
S. L. RUSSELL,
August s, 1859. Trustee.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-08-12
Petit Jurors.

Adolphus AXE, jacob B. Anderson, Samuel Boor,
John C. Black, James Barndollar, Simon Broom
baugh, VIM. Berkbeimer, Martin Broombaugh, A.
BeckhoefIer, Jacob Barkman, Henry Becky, An
drew Baker, Francis Beard, George Becky, Fred.
Kaufman, Cornelius Devore, Michael 5. Diehl,
Robert Elder David Evans, Ephraim Foster, Jesse
Grove, Adam Hite, David Imler, George Long,
John layton, Richard LaDgdon, Daniel Miller,
Simon Nycom, Cyrus Over, George W. Powell,
Jacob Pea Daniel Price, William Rock, Nathan
Robson John II. Rush, Valentine Steckman, John
Watson Isaac Wilson.
= August s, 1859.
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/ Nip or BEDp0RD g0IfgTiT

T PROPOSE to make directory Nap Of Bedford
u County rom actual Surveys if : sufficient num-
Der Of subscribers can 10 raised TO warrant the rc-
dprtakipg.
The map VIII show the location oi all ths citizens
and also tlieir plNceS of business such as stores
Post Offices, Hotels. Manufacturing est4 bshmenta.
GTist Mils Saw Milis Shops Sse., also the location
Of all The pubic roads, boundary lines. streams,
mountains. &c.
Maps Of all the towns and large Villages will"t
put On the same sheet, also statistical taoles Of the
Couuty, and If taken in time) the census of 1850
The map could not be ready for delivery in less
than about lear aud a half.
EDWD, L. WALKER.
July !, 1859.
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List of Grand Jurors,

DRAWN for August Term 18th Monday 1889.
O George w GunIp, Foreman, B. r. Ashcom,
George Beeele, Christopher Carper, John w. Cris-
man Solomon Dicken, John Eshenan, Joseph
Fisher, William Flack, Geo. w Householder, Wm
Overocker, Wm. OFT, Lewis Putt Adam Pote,
Oliver J. Eobinett, Riuehart L. Replnge, Vim.
States, Jacob Stucky, Levi Shafer, Samuel Ststler
John S. Sehell, Val. b. Wertz, Sam'l Walters,
Stephen Wonders
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-08-12
$gS REWARD!

TIE above reward will be paid for ths appre-
hension and delivery to the Bedford County Jail Of
WILLIAM RUSSELL, who broke Jaa @n MONDAY
morning the lst Of Aug inst lie is about five
feet or eight inches high, stout built and dark
complexioned. He had on when he left dark
colored course straw hat, blue coat. and check
pants WIN. S. FLUkE,
August s. 1850 Sheriff.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-08-12
SpFcTAT, NOTICE.

4 Ii persons indebted 10 the late firm Of OSTER
n MANSPEAKER 4 CARN, are respectfully
and earnestly requested to call and s.ttie their ac
counts either by CASH or SoTEi circumstances de-
mand speedy settlement of the Books of the
firm, therefore we trust that all interested viii at
tend to this notice. otherwise we shall be put 10
the unpleasant necessity of adding costs.
July 90 1S59.-2m.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-08-12
LIST OF GiLISES

pUT down for trial at August Term, (29th day.
IL 1859.
George Mulliu, IS j. s. Morrison, Admir-.
Nathan Karns, ct "a 8 Peter Smith, ct al
John Kemp, g John w. Duncan,
Amos Wilson, s' Jesse Dicken,
Gideon Hitchew, &c j. r. Mowry, ct al
Richard MeEnesp, ss John Alsp,
Gideon D. Trout, g Jonn Feaster,
Thos. J. Horton, &c A. W. Evans,
Juniata Scool District, i" Joseph Nicodemus,
Thos. j. Young, 90 Jacob Steee,
James Entrikin, s. D. Washabugh, ct al
John McVicker, ct a. g Geo. w. Powell,
John W. Beeler, 60 NJ. Smiths ExoT's.
JOB Bowser ss Danl. Steinman, ct al
Z. L. Anderson, I" VIM. Booher.
S. II. TATE.
Proth'y.
Prothy's Once, August s, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-08-12
Auditors Notlce.

THE undersigned appointed by the Orphans
Court of Bedford County Auditor to make dis
tritution of the balance in tile hands Of S. l..
Russell, administrator OF William Hotchkiss deed,
hereby gives notice all persons interested that he
will attend TO the duties OF his appointment at the
Court House in Bedford Borough, on Saturday the
20th day of August A. d. 1859, at 10 O'Clock, A.
VI. j. III. FILLER, Auditor.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-08-12
Administrators Notice.
administrators Noiice.

n ETTERS of administration with the will an
il ncxed, have been this day granted by the
Register of Bedford County, to the subscriber re-
siding in Bedford Borough, on the estate OF john
Oster, late of Cumberland Valley township, decd.
An persons having claims against said estate are
required to present tho same without delay. and
those indebted TO said estate are requested 70 make
immediate payment. JOHN Ii. RUSH,
June II. 1859. Admir-.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-08-12
India Ink, Gil, and Water ColOrs
IvORYrYPE,
Dissolution of Partnership,

THE Partnership heretofore existing under the
name and frm of Bulger 8 Beard, carrying on the
Coach making business, is this day by mutual con-
sent dissolved. ABRAHAM BULGER,
June 29th 1859 SIMON BEARD.
THE above business viii be carried on by the
undersigned cit Woodbury.. Being thankful for
past iavors, hi would respectfully solicit con-
tinuauce of the public patronage.
ABRAHAM Bul GER.
July /, 1850
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SCHOOL

~ SIGAFOOS would respectfully announce 10
NJ. the citizens of Bedford and vicinity, that be
will commence bis School on the first Monday o.
August, next, in tho house on tho square, now ocf
cupied by Mr. ]. III. Filler.
Terms Of tuition per Quarter.
Primary Remedies So 90
Common, English and Natural Sciences, 90
No deduction viii be made for loss of time, eA-
cept in case of Sickness and no pupil will be re-
cieyed for less than half quarter.
GEORGE SIGAF00S.
July |, 1859.
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Normal School.

THE County Superintendent will open the third
session of Che Bedford County Normal School,
90 Monday the ed day OF August. Ali persons
wishing 70 teach in the County dn-iue tho next
winter, are invited to attend, free OF charge, for
tuition. None other need apply.
II. HECKERMAN,
August s, 1880 County Superintendent.
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NW A NIE me- MD~
=. a good Journeymau Blacksmith will secure a
situation, at fair wages, by application 10 the sub
sIoer WILLIAM SPIDEL.
Bedford August s, 1889
~ AIMS PANACEA ct Dir. Harry's Drug and
y .oak tore
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D. L. THOMAS, NJ. D.
No. 464 Vine street.
VMcEsvEs. IA, Irne e2, 1888.

VMcESNEs Ia, June %, 1858.
PROF. o. J. WOOD; AS you are about to
manufacture and Yohd your recently discovered
Hair Restorative, wall state, for wlIomsocyer it
may concern, that have used it and known others
TO use !i-that aaye, for several years, beer in
the habit Of using other Hair Restorative and t'lat
lad Yours vastly superior 10 any other know =
1t entirely cieauses the head ct dauoruG. and with
one months proper use will restcre auy persona
haii to the original youthful color and texture,
givinglt healthy soft ard glossy eppe-sance aid
all this wiibgIt dscplering tie hands that apply it.
CT he dress on which ii drols. would, tlorefore,
tecormend lis use 10 every oao dcsircps Of having
fine color ard texture to hair.
Respectfully yours.
WILSON KING
III. WOOD K CO., Prorrietofs 81 Froaaway,
Mex York, lin the great n, Y Wire Railing Es-
tahiislraent.] and Il Market Street, St. Louis.
he.
For sale 10y Dr.. B. Z. Harry.
Anisoid 10y all good Druggists.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-08-12
Joy 10 The Admirers Of 4
FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Talk OF Beaufy, 1t cannot exist without a fno
head of hair, then read the following, and if you
ask more, see circular around each bottle, and no
one can doubt.
DkOFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
We call the attention Of all, old and young
to TINS wonderful preparation, which turns back to
rs original cnior, gray air-coveTs the head OF the
bald WITH q luxuTiant growth--remcYes the sand
run, itching, and all eufaneous eYuptions-causes
continual flow of the natural fluids and hence, Isl
used as regular dressing for the hair will preserve
its color, and keep it from failing TO extreme old
age, In its natural beauty. We cali then upon the
bald the gray, diseased in scalp, 20 use il ard
surely the oung viii not, they value the iiowiug
locks or the witclng curl, ever be without it. fts
praise IS upon the tongue of thousands.
The agent for Prof. W Woods Hair Il estorative in
New Haven. received the following letter in regard
10 the Restorative, a feM weeks since:
DEEP RIVER, Conn, July %, 1856
Mr.. LeaveDworth--Sir ! have been troubled
with dandrnf or scurf ny bead for more than
year, my hair began to come out, scuIf and hair
together. | saw in a New Haven paper abou,
.. Woods Hair Restorative" "a q cure. called al
your store the Ist of april last ard purchased
one bottle 10 try it and found to my satisfaction
II Was the thing it removed the seurf and new Eair
began to grow; il is now two or three inches in
length uhere ,cas all Of have great faith in IT,
tcish you TO send lie two bottles more by MIR.
Post. the bearer 0: this. I don't know as any OF
the kiEd is used in this place, you may have a
nldri ct for many bottles after it is known here.
Yours With respect. RUFUS PRATT.
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NEW IMPROVEMENTS
at Getsys' Photographic Gallery.

THE undersigned having procured the services
Of Mr.. John VAlade, OF Paris, Artist of rare
attaiuments, is now prepared to furnish Photo
graphs in
India Ink, Gil, and Water COlOrs
so per cent eheeper Shan any ever offered to the
Citizens OF this Boiougo-
Also the new and beautiful Improvement known
as the
IvORYTYPE,
willb, furnished for less than city priccs-these
pictures are beautifully colored and possess all the
delicate tnts Of the finest paintings on Ivory suF
passing in beauty and richness OF tone anything Of
the kind heretofore introduced
A skyiight Gallery, will be cited MP at the Bed
ford Springs this week where those partial TO the
skylight pictures can be accommodated.
7. Il. GETTYS, JR.
July /, ls59.-8m
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PUBLIC SALE
PUBLIC SALE
BEDFORD FORGE
AND
LEMNOS IRON WORKS!
Tuesday, the 2srd DaF Of August,

next the valuable IRON PROPERTY, known as
Bedford Forge and Lemnos Iron w orks, situate IN
HOpcwell Tpwnshia, aud within short distance OF
the Huntingdon and Broad Top Rail Road
The improvements at Bedford Forge, consist OF
a Forge, (now in operation) with sheet iron
roof, coalhouse, Saw -Mil large number OF houses
for hands, a fiue Mansion House, good barn and
stables. The tract of land on which tinse inn
prOvemehts are erected contains about 23I acres,
and is good arabic lInd, having considerable
quantity of land cleared aud in good state of
cultivation There is, is also, Oh this tract, very
extensive and valuable vein OF fossil l.ou ole, and
one bank opened. Attached TO this property there
is another iaim Of valuable land containing about
200 aeres-Also, large body of unsurpassed tim
ber lands cont aiming about eco acres and Veins
of non ore running through theswhole Of it.
The improvements AT LeInncs, consist oi "a char
coal furnace, (now in blast, Jorge, mansion house,
store house, houses for hands, stables, etc., etc.
The orc bank, one vein Of aematite and the other
OF FOSSIL belonging TO this property coutain iron Of
the best quality, and of vast extent. The timber
lands attached this property, contains about -
500 acres, of which lG00 acres good arabic
land and can be converted into excellent farms
The above lands viii be sold together or in parcels
TO suit purchasers.
g~Draits, diagrams, and fun description OF the
ands VIII be furnished and exhibited TO bidders on
the dsY Of sale.
Gg-The sale viii comm cnce. at one O'Clock, r
NJ, and will lie contil ued from day TO day TIL all
is soll
TERMS One third in hand and the residue u
two equal annual payments without interest
JOHN CESSNA.
July %. 1S59.-d
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CAUTION.

XAfaiTE TEETH and perfumed breath can
Wv be acquired by using the ssBalm OF q
thousand Flowers" To bs had at
Dr.. HARRYS.
March 6. 1851.
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PnrLADrrrEIA. Sent. 9. 1sss.

TMILADLLfEIA, Sept. 3, ISGb-
PRoF. WooD--Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative
is proving itself beneficial TO nie. The front, and
also The back part of my head almost lost its
ccyerng-in fact BALD. have used bur two half
plat bottles Of your Restorative, ard nos the top
of my head is well studded With promising crop
OF yoaBe hair, aEd the 'front.' is aiao receiving its
benefit. | have tiled other prepsIstiens Without
any beDeft whatever. / think from G.y osa per-
senal Recommendation can Induce many Others 10.
Try 1t.
Yours respectfully,
D. X. THOMAS. NJ. D,
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g,lITRT PROCLAMATION.

Registers Office, Bedford, August 5, 1859
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16

same period of time he became sat
is6ed that he was a selfish, unprncpled
knave, and cared nothing whatever for the
party any further than to gain wealth and
position through his allegiance to it." In
dulging in this opinion, this editor remarks
that he demonstrated against his appoint
ment on the Central Committee" but that
he was assured "that, giving him such q
position would probably tickle his vanity
and conduce to his return to the party" But
he comes to the conclusion that this was
mistaken policy; for, he observes, EARLE
S. GOODRICH is not man tn be influenced
through his vanity. 1t is through his
purse only that he can be reached He is
superior to earthly vanity-knows its hol-
lOwness is sensible that it will not
bring the luxuries and necessities of life"
But" he adds suggestively, the ringing
of gold is a different thing" That is
something Notwithstanding that comes
within the range of his comprehension
He remarks further that JOHN w. FoRNEy
EARLE S. Goodrich, GEORGE E. PUGH," &c.
are minions who have hattered" DOUGLAS;
and that, if the latter should be elected to the
Presidency, his gratitude would induce him
to place them in power" from which there
would be much to fear for the nations well
fare" Returning to the consideration of
our individual case, this editor thinks that
"the Democracy of this State owe it to them
selves to daily with him no longer" He
appeals "to all Democrats in the State to
withdraw from him all countenance and pa
tronage to look upon him hereafter as
traitor and an enemy and to demand that
the Central Committee fill his place in their
body with good and reliable member of
the party" And he appeals especially to
his contemporaries" on the ground of
"duty'' to their "party" and their readers"
"to drive the miscreant from our ranks"
- We don't think that we could add
much to the spirit of that portraiture. AS
the poet observed, there is grace in every
feature" Nor do we think that we could
add much, in profitable way, in illustration
of the character and quality of the political
literature of our State. If the above speci-
mems fail to realize to the minds of our
readers powerful conception of their editor
and of our literature, they will be forced,
we fear, to remain in ignorance OF both
from this, henceforth, and forever.