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- THg DRUGs commonly administarel /
IMP0RTANT 10 FEMALES.

ho combination ingredients in these Pills is the
ult Of long and extensive practice They mid az
their noeratou and coftan in correcting all irregularities
Painful Meustruaions removing all distractions, wheath
from cold or herwse headache pam in the side pat
pation Of the heart, whites all nervous affections hyser
ics fatigue pain in the back aud limbs Sc disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption of Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement Of in the treatment Of
these irregu ares and distractions which have consigned
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
loved PREMATURE GRAVE No femtle can enjoy good
health unless she regular, anl whenever obstruction
fakes place the general health begins to decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are ths edec ual remedy ever known for all com
psius pecu lar FsaI To all asses they are nva
usbe, Inducing NTH cerainy periodical regularity, The
Own to thousands who have used them different
eminent physicians in America.
Er cif dettioRs sitting bitH dHf Dcn they should NOT
be used eh eac1 Bor-tue Prce One Dollar each b0r
iqning 40 Plus.
"a le pampkle, to be had free, Of the Agents Pills
sent bg mail pr0HDiy by enclosing price the General
Agent. Sold by druggists generally
X. Il, HU rCHINGS, General Agent,
No los Chambers sf., New York.
Sold in Cleveland by WM, FISKE aud GAYLORD &
HAMMOND. apr6d& w6m2i
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NOMINATED.

INDtASAroLrs, Aug. "a.
The Reput lioan Senatorial Convention Of tho
district composed Of Gmwford, Marion, logan,
Uuion and Hardin counties, Ohio, to,day nomna-
ted Dr. ]. B. Fisher, Of Marion, for Senator, aud
). MeOulloch, Of Logan, for Board Of Bqaliza,
finn.
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~ + Stair a Co. have received the Fall Fash-
ions for GentemepA Hals. We should advise
those who wish a beautiful and becoming Hat 70
call on the Messrs. Stair 4 Co., and get fitted.
dv.a
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE = HAIR DYE I
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
q "a onlA harmIess I'D reIlaLle Due kno1p

NE Onig harmless and Teitd6Lc Due knO1Dn
The Original and best IN the worldi
~ others mere limitations and should be Gvoided
yOu wish TO escape riliuule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and uatura Brown Black, without the least
injury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to WIN, A. Bachelor 1879 and over 10000
applications have been made the Har Of his patrons
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color
ao to be distinguished from nature, aud is wARRkNTED
not 10 nure ia the least however long may continued
and the IN effect ofBad Dyes remodied; the Hair nygor
ated for life By this Splendid Dye
Made sold applied I'm private IO0msi at the via
Fhctory, No ZJ Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in all cities and Vt the United States by Drug
gsts aud Fancy Goods Deaiess,
~ The geuuin has the meme and address upon stee
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, of
WM. A. BATCHELOR,
ian1 No 233 Broadway N
i THE HUMAN SIGHT i EVER RI INVENTED n TED = y
aa7eS 
'~So,Jss
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FROm LRAvRNMORrH.

LRAvENwORTH, Aug. %
McCres, who killed Clark, pro slavery man,
In 1854, was arrested here to day,
Clark was the fret man KILLED in the Territory
for political causes
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FnOm WAsIItNGrnN.

WAarNeroS, Aug "a.
Isaac Winston, Of Kansas, has been appointed
Consul at Kingston, Jamaica.
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- Harper's Magazine for September, with the
leaves out is at Mcssis. J. B. Cobb q Co.'s this
morning.
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~ For well becoming and beautiful Hat Or
Cap we recommend b. Runinis excellent assort
menis of Fall Styles sat l75 Superior street Tie,
as practical Furrier, is now engaged In manuiac-
turing Capes, Mans. Fur Gloves, etc. ETC., for ths
Fall and Winter trade
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FROM PHILADELpHIA,

AHILADhLFHIAi aug. q.
The City Democratic Convention nominated
liornes kneass. Esq for District Attorney and
Thomas McGuth Prothonatory Nominations
were also made for Senators and members Of / e
Legislature
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I.Vr Hawks & Bro. have received Blackwood
for August
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEw Yoak, Aug. "a.
Tbs Arabia sailed this morning ior liverpool
with S250OOO IN specie
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A OARD.---THE SUHeORIRER-

a UAHD .---IHE SUBf UHIBEk
IA having mad nfriagrmonte i,r agihp PAU Paient
luuunt Serirn fpo is lffpiiad a. tuio ufdafa
Tor amount ilal mal b. reqnifed. Tho ennqfonyo
Obi pipe Ye all others, iHth regards dufnh iy, aud
puuy Is urqd stned by tllusu ycqaainrd Nph q, aid
ine owwice "a wlci itwl Apd laid puts 4 with n lie
C cful. The following irnm ihe ffinniihr American
oh ctua y dp ses ofnu ipos n usp Keep epd ard the
.isOnorf qua lies 0itun ntrr AID thu hllh pnca M
winch lt cun 'nl DO afforded prsy us mauy nsinF ~
MErAL 10 WArkn ~ ~ -Ihe ilnftie dlin.e tel us
thrt M GlnlaN, plumber has shown them inrr III Ia
Of waiet-pHt, NJ ioh have rtay ben ialon from tho
ground wa; , lion pprH IL d Oh has heen us0l noary
,ire yenrs and q Gnobga elth lust ss ~ mteNe the
l-w water TuTea q uuhf 81 thn nor uta g. Hb with
a. 2 n pile, q iarh hna bten used hgS nioftba
uJ he JUS 3 sheWa decided mHraf of dochy, insdd
ceIr lcnn not evidently hsyr lttihd innn yshfs --
Lrad l0poa, heayy ! ipcn has been NJ u hllecn
b polcil fll ~ aud no decay unr rirhtA.
/ Oh bar been uf . teu Wears. clear aud uu dfray
1hero has aleudy flldin quahty htun laid in this
cry give he mug Hniisu rip1 ~ ftrnuro.
would mosi fes ectfnlY hFite an who clpate utire
water pipes 70 ca and ofaniag ths tipe "a No 2e supe
ausiS.2is q Holm
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LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.

Tickets or sale at the Union Office, D. Horton,
Agent, and at tho Lake Shore Depot Office, By
ron @. Harris, Agent RS
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REFRIaERAToRs AT REDUCED PRIcES-Fogg,
Ellsworth q Co. have a few Of Sehooisy's Iceberg
Refrgsrators leit, which they close of at cost to
make room for new goods.
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Steamer Departures
THIS nay.

For DErRorr-stsum.r May Queen Capt, E R vlezH
at O'Clock p. NJ
FoE BUFFALo-steamboat Western Metropolis Cart.
W 7 PEAsE, ct 9J'clock p NJ
FoR ToIEDo-sleomboat Arctic, Capt. Henry Fish, at
Q O'clock A NJ
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NEW ADvBRTIsBmENrs.

peon Breod--Fot Diukirk
Retiburg Hausman- White Goods
Barrie-Coal Oh, &C.
J. b, Cobb & Co-afasaznos
Hawks Brothor-Papors
W Fskc-Medioinos Nc.
Rufhn-Bus. Notice.
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~ For City News, see lirst page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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EOR SALE AT a BARGAlN- 5O'

SisA a. WANfbD-A HOUSE 4 LOT
Hi For Which 500 in Ca h und 2Oa acres Of A No.
- Pine Laud viii be pali App, 70 .,, -. Il.
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- iiA huNcflor Alti olcfclnnNf -
&C.
MiNCEttANEous BoOks.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
MtDiCAL uonNt
eCiEFufio n0UKg.
NlW uFLiCAuONa.
MfCHELtis OUTLINE MAPS
prLrONs OUTLINE MAPS.
POCKET MAPS ...
RAfLwAY CUfDEg.
FoOLscAp rApER.
tErTFR pApER,.
BATH PAP h3
CouMERCAL Nofn PAPER
ENVELOPES
BILL UEADa
MAYNARD eC7oYESgCsK.
ARNoLDs wRiffNe MUD.
PENHOLDERs.
FABERs PENCILS
Glli OIT'a sffEL PENS
FINE GOLD PINS
BLACK BOARD CRAYoNs
HI'hfk R9oks. eetIl
COPYING BOOKS.
LETTER BOOks.
blank NofEs AND DRAFTS
GLOBES, sLATEs.
sHIpPING RECEfPT BOOKS.
PATENT LETTER FILES
DRAwING a rERlALs
.r PREPARED MUCILAeE.
NEW York DRiLY pApfRs
ALL wEggLY PICTORIAL PAPERS
srERE0sooPtC INSTRUMENTS
sTERE sCOPlC VlKws
GERMAN AND FRENCH BOOKS.
SUNDAY SCHOOL hooks.
BIBLES AND PRAYER ROCKS
&C., Sc, SC, 40
Allthe above supplied at Wholesale Or Esiail.
NuH u ~ r. "a
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sels@ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale ct
Hawks, Schuokers' and Olmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, It's Ontario Street
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APPLE PARTING MAOHINE.

THIS MACHINE rs, 80
4 D nn upufaly neN pfnci Il D. - 4' I'll
u has 40 uafllufnrrf revere m NOV az 4r|U| IL
Il Is nindc enirey ~ hoa aut aIlf E
i1e suIie iu rH runFfi uutpu iaunt NN N|mI fr rH
muln o. ger out OF CIDER, MHH
lF means ui ths IHGulAr miii0n f|' u
OF tho Fpiunt kuiii ~ ad. % has asa sit|sl .tE
su en'r for PAIRING uukef uu- = tHW
nFoL ApIies, nt any slIf nod shHan "
.rus iarer hHs received tho un. -
quurhed anprohal Ion ud ayeW per-
son that mos u,e 10 Forsae Hhoiealln md 4, aifby
uueqi Ciovola~d seed sore "a cinsrio Sd.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing OF overy desormio
dono at the Printing Estabshment Of the Leader oice
on the latest mpr we'd and mostrupid steam presses the
bost style, short notice. and reasonable raies Par
SECULAR attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBndns doue especially Blank Books. Ledgers Journ
Sales Books. Receiving hooks, &C., &C
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

II Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Homuo.
pathy simplihed, No parent should be without
this invaluable publioution TO be had at Halls
opposite Weddell.
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avs PILLs why pine and sufioi

HoLLowAY's PILLs Why pine and suffer
ON wasting di ease. when this marvellous remedy is
hid and within The reach of all 1t is nfallib in al
ecmpaius the stomach and liver, and the bowels, und
eudicaies well suppresses the aching disease.
Sold at the maunac'or ory, No. 50 Maiden Lane, New
York. and b. all Druggists at 25c 6sc aud 81 per box
mi nuuq3.lE5
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h, Ea'rs,i' O. ioi ~ ioi ssps,is, .,F,,i
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~ For the best qualities Of segars, Tobacco
and snuG, go TO b. G. Dietz, III Superior st.
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SCHOOL BOOKS AT. WHOLE
~ sALE-Also, Fme station fy Outline Mars Globes,
aiss Blank Book End every article sonRsstaa Gs Eh he
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE.
tmbr cins ~ nov scSoSl Blatss McGuf1is Sew Read,
eastern ofeos ' bass SSis' s'I coBB go GO
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
~ SAIE-Ouilino Nh = and School s.afionery uppiied
~ the Tsianor aug6 , Co6B ) 20
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
~ sALE-l h. School lahs published n Cinq nnri--
Mcbunets he' aars, hnye Arhhmnuea. Pinncu' Gian-
pugl5 o. COBB co.
GOH0OL BOOKS AT WHOLE
~ SALE The sohno Roplys phiished iu y work.
Arnhmttc,, Go nel's geogtphts ~ ATE sold al New
40k kpnc-s augih tnhh co
OUHOOL HOOKS AT WHOLE
-Hhohen's aeoerapb es Green Gr nmsfs. Psltoais
Maps, sc, are sld at Pniladephia prices
SCHOOL BOOKS At WHOLE-
- SALE-School 30 ks published Boslon-Iiilla DE
Rosd1,S Iownos Readers are ie'q ~ o easgE prices
GCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE-
send MS list su Il Books are used heir resnec i've
oc liii,s which viii return prices mari el We
are confident being ab b givd terms will be SAT-
isfactuy augl5 r. COR \ co
SCHOOL BOOKS Ar MHOLE-
, SALE.-Toachou " no ave been able 10 get such
Books they want esewnoTe viii be- nearly sure of ii d.
ne ieee by s5dresias US on s,oes ae
we invite The attention Of teachers. -, -. +.
puelb j COBB co,
! CCHUOL BOUKS At WHObE-
9 % sHEs9pFI st9 y ssS s4 & oS s by Z .s S Xf sS
meet you eau uy small an sund often, aud thus avoid
] ausl5 l96 superior sireot tlevelrnd
lust PUBLISHED y IIT I
/
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For sale, wholesale anil Retail iy WILLIAM PfsRE
No. - snneuW erect Cleveland Who viii sunplf ne
Aeie ~ femme" az Tho frupneior'r puces
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REAL BSTATE AGENCY.
" n. SMITH = Co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Rouses Block, fronting the Square.

1aaAWANTED--A HOT SF & LOT
m within ten minutes post Onoa lor which
- S 200 will be- "a iHcBsh
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andsome Catago House apd aCresof land pleasantly
located, miles iromthe Court lOts. $3.50
nwa-siuTy hr Oh House Hnni street \. . eSoo
i,g ROUSE IEN NNtNGs. 2iI siprriorsl
WANTED From 3 to 10 Acres
w suitable Tor iue ng. wiihin ni esof the civ
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House and Ioa wall worth $500 for which
....h WI y m moe Lno. -..-------. !. - Y -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17
Tue DIsaPPoINzED PIXIES PEAK
ARMY.

Hundreds of weary, weather-beaten sufferers
from the plains, arrive at LeaveDworth daily,
and throng every steamer for St. Louis, anxious
to escape from the scene of so much destitution,
suffering and poverty. The coaches of the
Leavenworth City and Pixies Peak Express
Company present cherries array Of empty
seats, and the wheels of business, which, at the
numerous Quitting points on the river, were
running around so prosperously month ago,
have we'll nigh come to dead lock.
1t has been estimated that no less than Is, 900
returning emigrantS, principally from New
York, Illinois and Indiana, have taken passage
down the river the past fortnight. Not more
than one-halt of them ever passed the half wav
house TO the mines nor is this fact 10 be
wondered at. Fsvers, especially gold fevers,
are very easily started, and not unfrequenty
Just as easily stayed. Ten returning disappoin-
led gold-seekers will do more TO alay The
mania at home and cause panic among the
ley faithful ones that remain behind than FIVE
hundred intending emigrants could counteract.
Cor ST. Louis Democrat,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17
SQUIBS FROM PRENTICE.

The .4fiantic Monthly says that ''woman is
link between earth and heaven" So is a
sausage tossed into the air.
Mrs Swisshelm in her letters to young ladies
says that 'every country girl knows how to
color red with madder.'' This we believe to
be an chronological Sact, as We have always no.
ticed that with all girls the madder they get
the Iecder they are.
A great deal is written at present about the
seat of war. Byron IN one of the stanzas of his
ChiIde Harold, personifes War and describes
his hair, his eyes, his hands, and his feet, but
says nothing about the seat of War.
A pushing poliltician in Maine boasts OF ha-
State Is he bs sdfs a f hs qHaard qa rdlahgP that
good deal of the liquor itself
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room; but war no sooner down am war up,
Tor It 'peerd the stone war all ice it war So cold
one look at the gals stanin' round la fin one
look out the winder, whar | seed the seat ov
my trowsers hangin' onto the fence, and
6olted from the house worse nor CREASED streak
of lightnin' an the last l ever heerd' ov eny
OF them people war old rec-head a squeeIin.'
ssDon'tset down under no ches!nut-tree." In
bout ten minits, war in the woods, an hyar
I'VE been ever sense, wearin' leather, an ev-
erlastsn' cured ov lovin' wimmin.''
Yours truly,
Jerry
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17

TERRIBLE CALAMITY IN TEXAs.-The Dal las
(Texas) Herald of the Ith inst. says:
GA gentleman just from Fort Worth reports
a most painful calamity that occurred last Thurs
day evening, near night, on the west fork OF
the Trinity, about seven miles above Fort
Worth. A gentleman living very near West
Fork, on returning home during the heavy
rain that was falling, found his house was being
rapidly surrounded with the food that was
rushing down the low lands bordering on the
stream. He had wife and seven children
took two OF them on his shoulders, and carried
them over the water to a shed on the premises,
placed them upon it, and started back for The
other children and his wife, He had not gone
far when cry from the shed drew his attention
he looked back, and discovered it floating off
with bis two children on it. He rushed after
it, and, after following it NEARLY half a mile,
succeeded 10 placing his children upon place
of safety. Night was rapidly coming on, and
he returned TO save his wife and children, but,
alas he found not even a ves!ige OF his home
no sign OF wife or child and, to add to the
horrors of the scene, darkness was fast settling
down upon the rushing food, whose appalling
roar deadened the cries of his family, even II
they then lived. The unhappy father has
heard nothing from them yet, and every effort
made TO find their bodies has proved unasail-
ing.
"The rise OF The water is represented as
being unparalleled in the history of the country
for IFS suddenneSs and volume"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17

~The following is too good to be lost
OF schoolmaSter and pupil
"JoseDh, where is A trica 90
''On The map, sir.
81 mean, Joseph, in what Eastern
or Western 90
"Well, the land of Africa is in the Eastern
Continent but the people, sir, are all Of 'em
"What are the products 90
"Of Africa, sir, or down South %
"Afrlca, you blockhead."
"Well, sir, it hasn't got any it never had
any,"
''How do the African people live %
"By drawing"
"Drawing wbat-water %
"No, sir, by drawing their BREATH"
''Sit down, JoseFh.'
"Fhomas, what is the equator l''
"Why, sir, it is the horizontal pole running
perpendlcularly through the imaginations O.
old astronomers and old geographers.
$50 to your seat, Thomas .
- an what - J,l... moan -sr:,,. ~
"An old race horse, sir.
''Silence. Next, Jack, what is an eclipse %
can eclipse is thing as appears when the
moon gifts off on bust, and runs agin the sun,
consequently, the sun blackens the moon.
face"
''Class is dismissed
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17

WM Mr.. - and his wife were sitting, "a
few days since, quite close TO each other, in
their home the husband feeling somewhat
loverllke, although for years married man,
put his arm around his wife and saluted her
afeclionateiy. The wife pushed him away
saying "You should not do such things
when the door is open and people are passing.
They will think We are not married if they
see US kissing each other"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17

REMARKABLE FREAK OF LIGHTNING.-On
Friday afternoon, when the thunder storm
prevailed, the lightning struck the carpenters
shop OF Edwin Taylor, on Water street, under
rather peculiar circumstances. A hole, nearly
foot in dlamter, was made through the fiat
roof OF the building, and the splinterS from the
boards were scattered IN the loom below. a
number OF men at work in the shop experienced
40 sensation when the lightning struck, and
there are no other traces OF the fluid than the
hole referred 10 in the roof. There are high
chimneys OF iron rising above the building,
which ought to be pretty good conductors
Why this thunder-bolt should have Stunned
them, and struck the roof, is more than We
can understand, and how The bolt found its way
to The earth after striking, is no less mystery.
Rochester Union, May 80.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17

lyAt banquet OF officers in Milan aites
various toasts had been drunk N allusion to the
impending war, a jealous young Austrian
officer proposed the following :s'To the Austrian
Army The French and Sandman battalioDs
shall break against it like this brittle glass" So
saying, he tossed the glass, which he had ,,lpst
emptied, into the air, that IT might fall heavily
upon the table. It did SO, but without breaking
The young soldier stood aghast.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17

The city OF Nashville, Tenn, was visited
on Monday night by a~terri6c storm of wind
and rain, which resulted in the loss of about
$4,000 worth of property. few hours at
forwards half olock.of buildings on Main ST.,
valued at $3.50, 700, was consumed by fire.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17
SAM'L NJ. HALLER.
re- LAR \ & co..
WHAT1.op -.

we think cow that comes a,
ard OF that owned by Otis Hunt ofs5o
lage, New York, will pass for good
gives the following statement of the an,
butter made from her:
"Amount made from April to July g.
pounds amount made during the month b.
June, "a pounds amount made during the
year, 5l5; besides furnishing all the milk and
cream used in family of four persons land oc-
caslonal visitors all the tme."
The breed this good COW is gwen as "na-
tIVe,' and the quality of milk and out:er excel
lent.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17
VOL. 2, no. 4G
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

Posts made from the limbs and upper parts
o. the tree always last the longest.
A bushel of guano weighs 70 poty 10 rte
tact furnishes test of its purihat he can
yer arch snuff put in ho' than any other
oD Mt IN N9estrov - Itates. [rnar25, o9-3m
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17

-THE rumor that Mr.. Griffith, ''postmaster
at atAuFaria," has been murdered by mob of
disappointed gold seekers, while on his way
10 take possession OF his office, is untrue
Henry Alien is postmaster at Auraria, and has
resided there for some time.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-17

- The arrangements OF Austria were so gol-
lossaf that it was expected by the end of May,
she would have 750, 900 men under arms
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HORRIBLE.

The St. Louis Democrat contains a letter
from correspondent at Cherry Greek which
gives horrible tale of starvation on the Plains.
Three brothers, named Blue, from Whiteside
county, ILL.,, were overtaken by starvation, and
one ofthem died. The remaining two, in their
desperation, were compelled to satisfy their
hunger by eating of the body of their dead
brother.
A letter from a St. Joseph correspondent,
states that the inhabitants of that city are in
much fear of the depredations Of the returning
Pixies Peakers, and that the Mayor has taken
some precautionary measures to protect the
life and property of the citizens.