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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-07
THE DEMOCRACY
ARGUS ED.
THE FIRES BURNING BRIGHTLY!
OLD NAPIER IN THE FIELD!
JUNIATA AWAKE
Londonderry Moving!

The Democracy Of Napier township ana
Schellsburg borough, assembled in Schellsburg'
on Saturday last, Oct. |, and held a spirited and
enthusiastic meeting, On motion JOHN BOW
SER, ESQ, was appointed President, ARTHUR
Rose, JosEPH SoUsER, ANDREW CRIsMAN, koBr'
NJ. Taylor, ESQ, THos. H. SLACK aud HENRY
EGULF, Vice Pres idents, and Sam'l w. Miller,
]. E. Black, John A. Snively, w. Y. Poor
man and Jacob H. King Secretaries. The
meeting was then addressed by o. H. Gather,
ESQ.,, Gen. A. H. Cofroth and B. F. Meyers.
Messrs. Gump, Cofroth and Ketterman,
who were present, made many warm friends
among the people who were in Attendance
The meeting adjourned with three ronsIng
cheers for the whole Democratic State and
county Ticket.
JUNTATA.
On Saturday evening last, there was grand
demonstration at Buena Vista, by the gallant
Democracy OF "Little Junata." The town
was crowded with people and the number
present at the meeting, was estimated at be-
tween 100 and 200 persons. The following
gentlemen were appointed officers of the NEE
ting President, LEWIS N. FYAN, ESQ,
Vice Presidents, John CARRIER, Michael Hille-
gas, John A. Burns, Frederick Hillegas !;
Secretaries, John Gillespie, Thomas Spicer
and Chas. F. Smith. Speeches were made by A..
J. Statler, A. H. Cofroth, o. II. Gather and B.
F. Meyers. The immense crowd presen. fre-
quentIy broke out with the most vocierous
cheers, while the speeches were being made and
at the conclusion of the meeting, there arose
one universal shout for Wright and Rowe,
Cofroth and Gump and the whole ticket
Little Juniata has frequently covered herself
with glory and we look for one of her old
fashioned majoritIes at the ensuing election.
LONDONDERRY.
On Monday evening, Sept. 29 th, the people
of Londonderry assembled in Palo Alto, and
on motion OF D. B. Troutman, Esq, JA MES
BURNS was appointed President D. B.
Troutman, Esq, and Jacob J. Beales acted as
Vice Presidents. The meeting being organized,
John P. Krigbaum, Esq, OF Maryland, being
present, was called upon 10 address the meet
ing, who responded in an able and wel-timed
speech. Mr., Krigbaum's address was received
with great satisfaction BY his intelligent audi
ence. iAfter Mr.. K. had concluded his speech,
D. B. Troutman, Esq, being called upon, ad-
dressed the meeting, and gave woolly-head-
ism most scathing fire. The meeting then
closed with three cr,rrts Cor DemocraUy ond
the Union. This was meeting gotten up by
the Democrats Of Londonderry, independent OF
that called by the Chairman of the County
Committee. We like TO hear of such demon
STATIONS. They show that tie right spirit Is
abroad. We have no doubt that Old London
derry will 90 her duty.
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ABOLITION ARGUMENTS.

The scrbbIers for the Abolition organ talk
about SANDER. Who are the slanderers =
Have they not wllfuIIy and maliciOusly sIqnder-
ed Mr. Learv, the Steward of the Poor House,
a man who has always borne good name in
this community, and who is member in good
standing of the Lutheran Church Of this bor-
ongh Did they not attempt TO prejudice Mr..
Gump's character and to cast odium upon a
family as respectable as any in the county =
They forget that the arguments they use are
such as no decent man feels like taking upon
his lips. They forget the sw-ne article agains:
Mr.. Gump, and the it'll and Ice faIsehood
about Mr.. LearY.
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APPOINTMENTS OF BRIGADE AND REGINg-
TAIL STAFF OFFIcERs.-Brigadier General :
vans has appointed the following staff Fst
Aid, Alex. Compiler; Brigade Quarter Masr,
Sam'l. S. Fluck Brigade Pay Master, b..
Horr Brigade Surgeon, DR.. J. Comphe;
Judge Advocate, John Hafer.
Colonel Horizons staff is composed as +
lows: Adjutant, John A. Gump Quar-
Master, Jacob P. Hysong Pay Master, w
liam Y. Poorm7n Surgeon, DR.. j. Compbe;
ASSIST. Surgeon, Or. ]. a. Mann Selt
Major, Jos. S. Reed; Quartermaster Serged,
f. EicheIberger Drum Major, A. w. Now ;
Fife Major, Martin Miburn.
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Once more unto the
bFe4Chs

Democrats the battle field is be-
fore you The day is to be lost or
won't The broad banners Of cur par
ty must either float in triumph or sink
in defeat Which shall it be? 1t is
for you to decide. Victory is within
our grasp and We need but stretch
forth our hands to secure it. We
need but go to the polls and do our
duty, to win the battle. Rally, then,
ye men who glory in the proud name
of ofDemocracy! Rally from your fields
and your fresides Rally from your
workshops and your farm-houses +!
Rally as the men Of Lexington and
Concord, when the first blow was
struck for the Liberty which the sue
cess ofDemocratic principles, has per-
petuated Let your plOughs rest in
the furrow-let your uck-wheat. fields
remain unthrashed, until you have
thrashed the WoolIy-heads and Anal
gamationistS. Once more unto the
breach
ssOnce more your country calls;
Awake arise ye free
Gird on your armor, draw your steel,
And strike for Liberty ~
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Vote the whole Democratic ticke.
Let not name on it be scratched =
The majority should rule, and it ws
by the will of the majority of the pa-
ty, that that ticket was nominated
Stand by the ticket
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Up with the flag of Democracy !
Hoist the glorious banner of the only
National party, and march to battle
and to victory.
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Turn Out

and give one more day to the cause of Democ-
racy. 1t is noble cause, worthy of our best
efolts. We hope no Democrat will remain at
home on election day or remain idle on the E.
lection ground.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed COM
mittee of George 0w, of Union Township, luna
tic, hereby notifies all persons indebted 10 said luna
tic, 10 make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same Will present them properly
authenticated foT settlement
J. w. LlNGENFEkTER,
Committee Of
GEORGE OW, lanatie.
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NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration on the
Estate of George Evans, late of Monroe Town
ship, deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber, all persons indebted 10 the said
Estate, are requested TO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against said
Estate, will present them without DELAY.
JONATHAN HORTON.
Oct. 7th, 1859. Administrator.
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Turn Out

and work for 'Fhe ticket, the whole ticket, and
nothing but the ticket" See all your neigh
5ors. Assure them of the Importance of atten-
ding the election, and urge them to rally as of
yore
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Vote the Democratic county ticket !.
1t is composed of first-rate men,
Vote the whole ticket! Remember
the ticket is the flag of our party
If you erase the name Of single can
didate, you pluck star from the folds
of that glorious banner! Vote the
State Ticket. Richardson l.. Wright
for Auditor General, and John Rowe,
for Surveyor General. "Be sure
you're Wright, then Rowe ahead ~
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Down with the pledge-breakers
Down with the fellows who promised th'
people last fall, that if they were eIec
ted they would make better times an'
who, when elected, never lifted a fin
ger to do it
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

The subscribers to the capital stock of the
Bedford Rail Road Company, are notified to
pay to the Treasurer, in Bedford, the THIRD
lNSTALMENT, on each share of stock.
subscribed by them, on or before the 22d dav
OF October, instant. JOHN. p REED.
Oct. 7th, 1859. Treasurer.
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Tnrn Out

and vote the Democratic ticket. Let all who
are opposed to NEGRO EQUALITY-all who are
opposed to the prescription of white men on
account of their nativity or religion, all oppo-
sed 10 the unjust and and iniquitous measures of
the Abolition party,
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5ICal at Ferguson and Manspeaker's, and
see. their stock Of sPlendidanew goods, just re-
ceiyed from the city.
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THE DISTANCE INCREASING /!
Singular Phenomenon

John Cessna, Esq, represented this county
in the Legislature in 1851. By reference to
the House Journal, for that year, it will be
seen that be charged mileage TOR 90 miles
circular. Mr.. Geo. Williams represented this
county in the Legislature in 1859, and by
reference to the House Journal, it will be seen
that he charged mileage for 800 miles circular !
How strange In eight years., the distance
between Bedford and Harrisburg has increased
ONE HUNDRED MILES CIRCULAR -
Here is a problem for Black Republican
philosophers We should like to have them
solve It.
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Williams Record

The course of Geo. w. Williams in the last
Legislature, has but rarely had a parallel in
;nfamv. When GEO. BERGNER, the Black
Republican applicant tor the job of publishing
the Legislative Record, attempted the fraueu-
lent alteration OF the contract between him
self and the House, Geo. w. Williams was in
favor Of sustaining him. He was Bergner
man throughout. When the Extra Pay ques-
ton came up, in regard to which he had cover
ed himself with pledges, GEO. W. WILL
ANS voted for propositions that were gotten up
for the special purpose OF defeating the efforts
of those who were opposed to the Extra Pay.
When the Black Republican House refused
to repeal that Extra Pay, GEO. w. WILL
ANS violated his pledges and pocketea the
5000 ,ohich he had frequently declared he 'oas
not entitled to and rcoutd refuse to recetUe.-
But, 10 cap the climax OF his legislative
enormities, when be came TO vote on the Bill
10 prevent the intermarriage OF Whites and
Blacks, be gave bis voice in favor OF IFS IN
definite postponement and thus planted him
sell squarely upon. the hideous doctrine OF white
and negro amalgamation Such is Mr.. Wilt
ans record Such The prominent features
of his legislative career Where is the man
that daIeS 10 sustain before the public, record
like this Where is the freeman, untrammel-
ed by the shackles of Black Republican party
drill, who will say by his vote, next Tuesday,
that Mr. Williams conduct deserves his en-
dorsement Why, even the Abolition leaders
hang their heads in shame for their amalgama-
ton candidate. Even they, whose brazen
impudence knows no qualification, are afraid
TO meet the people face to .tace, TO discuss Mr..
Williams votes. Even they have not the
hardihood to electioneer for him, except BY
stealth and in secret. The intelligent and
unbiased voters Of the Opposition, will not
touch MIR. Williams. They do not believe in
! having a representative at Harrisburg, who
dlsgraces and outrages his constituents, by
declaring, in substance, that negroes are good
enough to make husbands for their daughters
They are determined 10 resent this degrading
insult, aud all the conspiracies, paIliatives
tricks and denunciations of the leaders, will
not drive them from their position. Citizens
of Bedford County Let the watch-word be-
Dorm wHh .4naigamatiOn !
Remember that John Taylor is cir
cuIating Democratic tickets with his
name printed in them and that such a
ticket was given to German Demo
crat of Harrison township, as the full
Democratic ticket. Shall such a
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LEAVING THE FOUL PARTY.

The falIacious and disgusting doctrines Of
the opposition, combined with their reckless
and unscrupulous,, schemes 10 deceive the people,
are daily driving some Of their very best men
into the Democratic ranks. We have heard OF
a number of such cases within the last few
weeks. WESLEY M. AKERS, ESQ, Of
East Providence, gentleman Of high character,
who has heretofore acted with the Opposition,
announces himself Democrat henceforward.
We have also the pleasure OF soying that
ABRAHAM CROYLE, of Union, has joined
himself to the Democracy. We extend them
a hearty welcome.
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LITERARY.-Tbere was Literary Society
organized at Rays Hill, on Friday evening,
the 23d uIt., called 'he Rays Hill Lyceum.
GeoIge W. Householder, Esq, vas elected
President, George w. Black, Secretary and
D. A. T. Black. Treasurer
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d.
" Persons calling for letters in this list win nIas
say they are advertised.
AdaHs Jane Mary Miss King John
armstrong David Lee Francis Il
Adams Thomas ) Leonard A G
q a'lue'son a LOOMS George
DafKley EDWARD Lindsey Ann
nroaohead John Lehman Andrew
Bequeth Lucinda Iamy Ellen
bagley VIM l. Luke John
nates Thomas Love Polly Miss
| Bullers William Upper NV
brown Asa Martin Joseph J3
Bunse Mary Miller Josenb
Baker Phebe Mahopey Repiarni,
eitton Capt MCKEE Columbus Esq
boylIn PatTic6 MclntIoss Iohn
Banks Alfred Morris David
borIand John Mccoy Brlce
Bare Jacob Mitchell FraC
Collins Thomas 2 Miller Jas
Lomosiy hos & Morehead Jas K
CyPher Thomas Marriott JOnatbon
crosby Charles Mower w Esq
church John Oppenhimer Lewis
crawford Andrew Oharrow Steward
campbell RobtC Oue Lancaster2
1arToi Edward Pleasanis Charles
DibertG W. Pensyl A
Duncan Alexander Pringe
DuTgIn Jirses Mrs Perdew Oliver
buucan PuTse Absalom
Dubnsson Charles Puliam Elizabeth Miss
dorsey Parks LannyMiss
Davis Thomas Perdew Wn,
Eshleman Rcke Daniel
Easter Nicholas 2 Richard Conrad
Elliott VI Robson Walter
French John Rifle Agnes Miss
fespeF John Robson George
FaTTall Calvin Reimund ESQ
Friend Hannah Mrs Ross Robt
Fhckinger John Smith D
turst George Sponsler Solomon
Fisher NJ Smith William II
Guy James Stewart James
uToh Snow Maria Miss
Groatney James l. Rev Smam Jonas NJ
6asage Joshua Sample William
uraham Mary Sherzer Emma
flaroaush Amelia Miss Shields James VI
Heath VIM ESQ Steel James
huffman William SeldomIidge John
Hanklnson Coriue Mrs Sas John ESQ
HagerIy Mary Ann Snowden James
Hays George Thorn jennie NJ Mis-.
Holsinger George Taul
Henry Jamesi Walter Michael
Henry Edward Whorton John 2
HardIsty VIM + Wiser K Rev
Jones Abel Walker William
Jones John " ESQ Wells James "A
hlnS Edward Ware Henry
heilam NJ B Williams d Esq
hasnland A Ci Wor John
Kelley r + Mrs Wilson Melinda
hinsiey Ann Miss Wetmer Edward
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BEWARE OF "RO0RBACKS."

The Opposition are reckless and desperate.
Their next organ will TEEN with electoneering
''roorbacks." DON'T believe them They are
gotten up at the eleventh hour, so that they
cannot be reiuted. Even their own leaders
don't believe these elPctloneerng stories.-
Remember their lies about John Amos, and
their story, last Fall, that Commissioner Beck
ley's property had been under the hammer oi
the Sheriff
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ONE VOTE

The Importance of single vote, should not
be overlooked. One vote may turn the scale
against US One voter staying at home here
and another there, will soon swell the number
of abscntees sufficiently TO defeat US. Bring
out every vote and the day is ours as sure as
the sun will rise on next Tuesday morning!
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See that your neighbors go to the
election. See that the weak and the
feeble are taken there. See that ev-
cry voter has his rights. See that
those who cannot read are not imposed
apon.
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ST. LoUIs,-Oct. 2. The overland mail,
from San Francisco on the 9th ult., arrived
here last night. The State election which was
held on the 7th ult., resulted IN the undonbted
choice OF Milton S. Latham, the regular Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, by a very large
najority-perhaps 10000 Scott and 3urch,
regular Democrats, are elected to Congress, thus
securing both members to the Democracy.
Baker and Mc Kibben received the unilrd vote
of The Anti ptonites aud Republicans,
but we're ingIorously uefeated. Both branches
OF the Legislature are largely Democratic.
HuZZa for California
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0~J. M. Shoemaker and Co., have Just re-
ceivsd large and splendid assortment OF new
goods, which they will sell cheap. Call and
see them.
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TWe are informed that Mr.. Taylor has
been up in Napier township, elechoneering for
Geo. w. Williams, the man who voted against
the Bill to prevent the intermarriage of Whites
and Blacks Taylor and Williams are in the
same boat.
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Remember the electioneering trick.

Remember the electioneering trick
cry of John Taylor, his telling Catho-
lies and Foreigners that he has re-
nounced Know Nothingism and then
turning round and asking men who
once were Know Nothings, how they
dare vote against him, when they
had been SWORN to support him
This is strictly true, and, if necessary,
we can prove it.
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Remember that John Taylor 4 rank Aho-
litionist-that he opposed Hazlehurst in 1857
and voted for David WiImot-that he voted
for John NJ. Read, last tall, and is eectoneer-
ing for and intends to support Geo. W. Viii
lIams at the coming election.
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Down with amaIgamatiOn ! Vote
for CoffrOth and Gump, who are oppo-
sed to the doctrine that whites and
blacks may intermarry
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New
Millinery Goods

MRS. .. I'D. GIBSON has lust re-
w ceivrd aud opened her new lot OF FALL
x WINTER Millinery Goods, which she will
sell very cheap for CASH. New bonnets, bon
net materials, velvets, silk Innings, grapes, rio
bons, American and French artificial flowers.
She is now prepared TO make bonnets of all
styles for fall and winter. Ladies are cordially
invited 10 give her a call.
Orders from a distance promptly attended 10.
Bedford, Oct 7th, 1859.
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TURN OUT!

Next Tuesday is election day.-The Abol-
ton candidates have been perambulating the
county with the view TO arouse the faithful Of
their own ranks and in the vain hope Of sedu-
cling Democrats into their support. To every
Democrat we say,
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Turn Out

and disappoint the Abolition leaders, the commit
tee men of the "People's party," who are so
anxious that Democrats shall remain at home.
Victory is certain if the Democrats go to the
polls, but there is no hope of success unless
they
Turn Out.
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IsT OF LETTERS rpmajn,Bo ! q.

~ Post Office, at Bedlord, Aug. Is, 1859,
u Persons calling for letters in this list will please
say they are advertised.
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Turn Out

and fight another battle in the defence of the
good old cause which has exalted the country,
secured peace and prosperity to the government,
and happiness to the people. Let all who are
in favor Of preserving the Union and maintain
ing the honor and dignity OF the country,
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Examine your tickets J! Read ee-
ry name or them The Opposition Te
reckless and unscrupulous, and vii
try to cheat YOU with mixed tickets
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GA friend who has just returned from
Harrison and Juniata, informs US that Demo-
cratic tickets with John Taylor's name in place
of that Of Capt. States, are scattered broadcast
over those two townships. The gallant
Democracy ofJunlata and Harrison, will show
on Tuesday next, that they cannot be deceived
by such trckery.
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Remember that the object of the
AboIitionists is to elect John Taylor,
Associate Judge, in the hope that in
1861 they will be able to elect the
President Judge, in which case they
expect to rule the Democracy of this
county, with a rod of iron.
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All Hail California
R FAD TIL GLORIOUS NEWS,
THE GOLDEN STATE 0. K!

THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR, MILTON S. LATHAM,
ELECTED BY 10000 MAJORITY
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Go to the polls early and stay all
day! Vote and work! Pennsylva-
must be reacemed AboIitionism
must be driven back Bedford cOu0-
ty must be preserved to the Democra-
cyl
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Remember that if you vote for Geo. w
Williams, you endorse his doctrine that white
and blacks should not be prevented from inter
marrying.
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GThe Democratic tickets for Bedford Bor-
ough and Bedford township, can be had at the
Gazette office, on election day. Call and get
your tickets.
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Down with amalgamation Vote
against Williams and the nominees Of
the party who sustain him. Down
with the woolly heads !
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UIThe meeting OF the Buchanan Club OF
Saturday evening last, was large and enthuslas
tic. Eloquent speeches were made by 6. ii
Spang, Esq, and Maj. S. II. Tate.
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Beware of frauds Take your
tickets from none but reliable Demo.
Gratis Watch the counterfelters
Have good men posted around wh(
will see that no Democrat is cheat
ad
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Turn Out

on next Tuesday and again testify your devo-
ton to Democratic principles and the time hon
ored usages o. the Democratic party. Let moth
ing detain you from the election, but go early
and stay all day.
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COUNTY TICKET.

FOR ASSEMBLY,
eco w. GUMP, of Bedford county,
A n. COFFROTH, of Somerset
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ron DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
GEO. Fl. SPANG, of Bedford Borough.
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FeR TREASURER,
VIM. SCHAFER, OF Bedford Borough
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FOR COMMISSIONER,
VIM NJ. PEARSON, of M. Woodberry tP.
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FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
WIN. STATES, of w. Providence tp'
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
SAM'L KETTERMAN, OF Bedford BoT.
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FOR DIRECTOR OF THE POOR,
JOHN KEMERY, of Schellsburg Bor.
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"Once more your country calls;
Awake arise ye free I!
Grid on your armor, draw your steel,
And strike for Liberty :"