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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-01

NOTICE TO CREDITORS, HEIRS, &c.
ESTATE or JAMES WEMNER, DEc'D.
The Auditor, appointed By the Orphans
Court Of Bedford County, to distribute the funds
in the hands Of Mrs. NlahaIa Wemmer, Admi-
uis,ralrix oi The estate OF JAMES Wpnmer, deed,
hereby gives notice to the creditors, heirs, and
all parties interested in said estate, that he will
attend to the duties OF his appointment on FRI
day, The dAeeoth day Of ApliI, 1859, at one
O'Clock, P. NJ, of sad day at his office in Bed
ford.
R. D. BARCLAY,
March 81, 1859. Auditor.
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FEB. 11,'59.

PlrrsBrRG, Pa. CHARrGFED 1853.
300 STUDENTS ATTENDING JANUARY, 1855.
Now the largest and most thorough Commercial
School OF the United States. Young prepared
for actual duties of The Counting Room.
J SMITH, a NJ, Prof OF BooA- A-keeping and Sci
ence of Accounts.
A T DournETr, Teacher of Arithmetic and Com
mercial Calculation.
A DrYDrlck and T JEHkGNs, Teachers OF
Bookkeeping.
a OowLEY and " A Nittor, ProFs. OF Pcnunan>hIp Ip.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING,
~ used 10 every g. partmeut of business.
COMMERCIAL ARIfHNETIC-RAPID BUST-
NESS WRiTING-DETECTlNG COUNTERFEIT
MONEY-MERCANTlLE CORRESPONDENCE
COMMERCIAL Law
Are taught, and all other subjects necessary for
the and thorough education of practical bu
slness
E9 Premiums.
Drawn al the premiums in Pli'~6urg for the past
three years, also Eastern and Western Cities for
best Writing.
NOT ENGRAVED WORK.
Important bf ormatioH.-Sf49enis enter at
any tlme--No vacaiion-Time unlimitpd-Review
al Observation-Disclosures assisted III obtaining situa-
tioBs--TuIiou for full Commercial Course, $1,000
Average time 10 y weeks Board 50. 50 per week
Stationary, 6.00-Eniire oo>t. $4,000 to 5000.
C- Ministers, sons received at half price.
For CaFd-Cireuar--Specim OF Business and
Ornamental Writing-tncIose stamps, and ad-
dress + w JENKINS, Plttsourg, Pa.
Sep 3, ls5s-1y
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Bedford Railroad Company.

THE Subscribers of stock, TO the BEDFoaD RAIL
ROAD ConrANy, ale hereby notified that by a
resolution of the Board, now duly organized,
they are required 10 pay to the Treasurer of the
Company, on or before the 9th day of April,
next, the first iasfaiiment IF the capital stock
subscribed BY them. being SI.l62 per share.
BY order of the Board,
JOHN P. REED,
Feb. 25.' Sec'y. s. Treasurer.
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4 U D T.

Ia-o5 Rifles Estate; The undersigned, appoint
- Auditor by the Orphars' Court OF Bedford CO..
20 Examine the exceptions filed 10 the account OF
). c. Rifle, Administrator of Jacob Riff 2, and 10
make d.stT button Of the balance The hands of said
Administrator, wall meet The parties in interest at
the Court House in Bedford on Thursday the 2ist
ssy OF prll next, at one O'Clock r. ~, wkeg and
NIsFe all who proper may attend.
FIR JORDAN,
April !, 1859. Auditor.
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ASSIpnet'S Arcnnnt-

Notice is hereby given 10 all concerned, that the
account OF David Patterson, John p. Rect and John
Mower, gnees OF Christian Souifer has been ex-
hibJled and filed IN the Cont of Com non Pleas in
aud for Bedford Couoty, AMI thar the same will be
allowed Monday the 2d day OF May next unless
cause be shown 10 he contrary.
S. b. TATE. Prothnnntarr
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EkIyisen6s.- -

Dividend "A dividend of half per cent.
was declared by the board of managers of the Bed
ford and Stoystowu Turnpike Road Companv, on the
seventh day ot March, 1859, all the stock of the
said Company, and VIII be paid by the treasurer OF
the said Company on demand, his Office in ScreIIs
burg and by Hon. Michael Zimmerman in Soner-
set county. PETER SCHELL,
Mar. IS, 1859. Treasurer
[Somerset Democrat, insert three times
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j. W.. LENGENFGLTER,

Attorney at Law and Land Surveyor,
WM attend witA Jrowpfness TO oR business
entrusted TO his care,
WIIL PRACTICE IN BspFoRp AND FuLrcv CousrIEs.
81 Office one door West of the Union Hotel.
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Su Z Nc.

10. Fl. GATHER will promptly attend 70 all
surveying business that may be entrusted 20
him. Office on Juliana street. Two doofs South
Of the Inquirer Office.
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4 ADMINISTRATORS NoTfCE.-LErrKRs of 'ad-
"A ministration on the estate of Eliel Allen, late
of Napier township, Bedford county, dec ID, having
been granted 10 the subscriber residing in said
townshin-notice is therefore given TO all persons
indebted 10 said estate 10 make immediate payment,
an,i those having claims will present them forthwith
nroperiy authenticated for settlement.
B. II. WALKER,
Mar. 25, is5p-Gt. Adm'r.
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CAUTION.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned not 20 take
an assignment ola note given by the subscri-
Der with David Anderson as security, 10 Wm.
Woy, on the 4th March, 1889, for $50 80 cts,
payable six months after date, as l received no
value for the same and will not pay unless
compelled by law.
Mar. D, ,'59. SAM'L II. ANDERSON.
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LIST OF RET.4ILEPS

OF Foreign and Dsmestic Goods, Wares and
Merchandise of Bedford County, for the year 1859.
Ile.lfnrH Hmm Oh.
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BEDFORD COCyNTY. SIS.

BEDFUHU IUt'vN 7, ON.
AT Orphans Court held at Bedford, in
sra for the County OF Bedford, on the I4fh day Of
February A. a., 1889, before the Judges OF The same
Court.
On motion o. John P. Reed, Esq, the Court
grant rule upon the heirs and legal representatives
c: Philip II. Hoover, late ofJuniata township, deed
George, Henry, John, William, Philip and Jacob
Hoover, To be aaa appear at Orpha rs Court, TO
be held al Bedford. IN and for said County, on the
hrsi Naaday 2d day of May next, To accept or re-
fuse 10 take the Real Estate Of said deceased tn
Valuations or sho~-cao~e why the should not
be sold BY order OF the SAID Court.
In testimony whereof, have here unto set
H.. 81 my hand and :he Seat of the said Court at
Bedford, the 22l day OF February, a. D.,
1889. SAM'L Fl. TATE, Clerk.
Attest.-Wx. s. FLUKE, Sheriff.
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The University Of Family Medicines &c.
OF PH[L.1DELPHLA

OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by the State of Pennsylvania for the
purpose of airesting the evils of worthless and
spurious nostrnuis and supplying the people
with reliable domestic remdies have
appointed
DANIEL R. ANDERSON, AGENT,
for the sale Of ;hsse valuable compounds, viz
Rowaud's tonic mixture for cure of fever agne &c.
do blackberry root syrup, for diarrhoea, &c,
Unversitys remedy for lung complaints, coughs, &c
" +" Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
+" 'f Sore Eyes.
" Ear Ache or Deafness.
Tooth Ache
Fever Il Ague Tin form Of pills)
" " Costive bowels, (piiis)
Unlike the various rostrums of the day, these
remedies depend upon their merits for popularity.
For sale by DANIEL r. ANDERSON,
Centrevlle, Bedford county, Pa.
Mar. Is, '5s.
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AUDITORS W0TICE.-At an Orphans
Court held Bedford the 18th dav of Febrn4ry, A.
D., 1882 on morioa OF o T.. shannon Esq, Joha P.
Reed appointed auditor. distribute the money
naming IN the hands OF john c. Yickroy admiuis-
traitor OF the estate of Susan Bruner, decd.
The auditor wjI attend 10 the duties Of the above
appointment at hi, office, The borough Of Bedford,
on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF .spr, next at 0 O'Clock
OF said day, when and where all parties interested
can attend JOHN p. REED,
Mar Is 90 Auditor.
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w aIlGGl

MilwTight Journeymen and apprentices
wasted. Apply soon 10 thu subscriber al ScheIls-
burg, Bedford County, Pa, S. D. BROAD.
April /, 1889.
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Bedford FOundru.

THE subscribers having purchased the Bedford
Foundry OF Messrs. Washa baugh and Bannon, would
most respectfully announce 10 the citizens of Bed
ford and adjoining counties that they prepared TO
make and iuraish all kinds of CASTINGS for
Grist and Saw mills, Threshing Ma
chimes Pioughs. .4ppie mills, Cooking,
TEN PLATE, AND COAL STOVES, SLED AND
Sleigh soles, wash kettles, of different sizes, wago1
boxes of all sizes, farmers bells, "a superior
elel, oven DOORS and every thing usually made in
country Foundry.
E1aOUgfaS.--- Woodcock, SeyIer
and HILLSIDE PLOUGHS.-Also, a new PLUG
PLOUGH, TO which we call the especial attention
of our farmers-a superior article TO the old Plug
Plough, with two kinds OF points, shares and land
sides 10 suit all Pio"shs in general IN this
ty. Turning and fitting OF iron patterns made 10
order, and all kinds of repairing done at the short
est notice and at low prices. All our own work
made OF the very best material, and warranted 10
give satisfaction
Farmers and others would do well to
call and examine work before purchasing else
where, determined TO meet the INNER
gencies OF the times, will
sell f0w for CASH, or country produce
Pig and bar iron, horses and lumber, taken in ex-
change for work.
feb IS '59-Iy SHIRES & JORDAN.
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Cheap Produce Store!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO
EogEPCEgaSePSs9

sEECEsS2SG Sc
THE undersigned having purchased the Store
lately owned by SAMUEL BROWN, deceas-
ed, offers to the public a large assortment of
Dry GOOzs, Groceries, Queensware,
Boots and Shoes, &c., &c, at the
lowest CAsn prices.
His stock Of goods is unsurpassed in every
point OF excellence, and purchasers need only
call and see to be convinced that IT is 10 their
interest 10 buy at his establishment. For
c,.IctT t,ci1STDV ppORTCE, ~ -. al
lake the most advantageous sales 10 purcba-
sers, as immediate payment will enable him to
make
Great Reduction in Prices.
Those who wish to secure bargains should
not delay giving him call. Store Room same
as lately occupied by Mr.. Brown, immediately
opposite the Washington Hotel.
JOHN ALSIP.
March $50
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-01

Auditors N0tice.-The undersigned ap-
pointed auditor 10 distribute the fund in the hands
OF Daniel Shock, administrator OF Samuel Cart
wright, late OF Middle WooGberry township. dee %,
Will attend the duties Of said appointment. bis
2gth day of April, Hext, when aud whore all inter-
esled may attend J. W. LINGENFELTER,
Mar, IS, 50. auditor.
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na.1aaMga9S - Aap.

Mar 25'59-et.
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NOTICE IS hereby given that an Appeal wiil be
held al the Commissioners Office. in Bedford, on
Saturday, the 7lh day OF May, next.
LEVI AGNEW,
Appraiser Of Mercantile Taxes for the year 1859.
April !. 1859.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20

FoREIGN NEws-The Royal Mail steamship
Nag1a, from Liverpool on the lst inst, with
weeks later news from Europe, arrived at
Halifax Thursday forenoon. We received by
by the arrival the gratifying intelligence Of the
slfety of the steamship ITeser, 50 long overdue
at New York She had put into Queenstown
with her pumps choked, and leaking, having
experienced severe hurricane, and being
obliged to throw part of her cargo overheard
dreadful catastrophe had occurred in the
Victoria Theatre, London. A false aIarla of
fire caused panic in which sixteen boys were
crushed aud trampled to death. 1t is asserted
on the authority of the London GLobe's Paris
correspondent that France has officially in
formed England that in case the latter should
think it fit to take any measures to counteract
the policy indicated in President BUCHANAN's
Message with reference to Cuba, Mexico and
Central America, she may rely upon the sup
port of France to the utmost extent. The
French Emperor had renewed his pardon of
MONTALEMBERT, and had also pardoned the
editor of the Correspondent and one hundred
and sixty four other prisoners. The chess
match between ANDERSEN and MoRPHY had
resulted in the triumph of the latter-the score
being MoRPHY, I !; ANDERSEN, , drawn, 2.
The Spanish Press were very indignant at the
tone of the Presidents Message on Spanish
and Cuban affairs. InsurrectiOnary movements
are reported in Servia Prince ALEXANDER
has been deposed, and Prince MHoscH pro-
claimed in his stead The commercial advices
are interesting. Cotton during the week had
exhibited declining tendency, but subsequent
ly became steady at previous rates. There
was general upward tendency in Breadstufs,
while Provisions continued dull.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20

Ba~ The Democratic members Of the Senate
held a caucus on Saturday, for the discussion
of the Presidents recommendation relative to
Cuba, and Mr.. SuDErL's bill, providing that
thirty millions be placed at the disposal of the
President to facilitate negotiations for its
purchase. The discussion was very earnest
and animated, and the views OF the different
speakers were widely diverse No definite
conclusion was arrived at, though it is under
stood that the recommendation Of the President
was pretty generally favored, and it is believed
that Mr.. SLIDELL's bill will pass the Senate
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20

FIRES IN SCSQUEHANNA COUNTY-Another
fire occurred in Montrose at about o'clock last Monday
morning house situate on Turnpike street, few
rods east OF Post Bros Store, belonging Mr. Leonard
Searle and occupied by Mrs FaroUe dwelling house
and millinery shop, and by Miss Bogart, dressmaker
was found to be blazing brisky in the roof around the
chimney. few minutes delay took place in getting the
fire engines to work account of the extreme cold
the Thermometer standing at . or as some reported at
80 below zeroduring which time water was applied bv
the aid of pals and ladders; but when the engines had
been started with hot water the fire extncuish-
ed, though not until the building and its contents were
a good deal damaged.
still another fire occurred on Tuesday evening, by
which small barn the premises Of Benjamin Case,
adjoining the above mentioned house DESTROYED The
barn stood in contact with the end of athrop De-
wits store but by the prompt and vigorous action of
the fire companes-to whom too much praise cannot be
awardedaud citzeus the was preserved with but
little injury.
On Tuesday evening, January 4th between and Q
o'clock the dwelling house of William Welsh in Spring
vile, took fire and entirely consumed Fortunately
the family escaped and through the perseverance OF kind
neghbors the greatest part Of the household goods were
saved The provisions in the cellar were total loss or
one years this winter Mr. Wech had his house burn
ed on the same farm and everything in it and what was
still more ting child was entirely consumed in
the house and burned that it died almost mme-
diateIy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20

THIRTY MILLIONS FOR CUBA-At a time
when the national finances are in extremely dis.
ordered condition, when the revenues are
scarcely more than half as great as the expen-
ditures of the Government, and when a neces-
sty exists for great prudeuce and skill to meet
the engagements and preserve untarnished the
credit of the Republic, the proposition intro
duced into the Senate on Monday by Mr..
SLIDELI, to place at Mr.. BUCHANAN's disposal
thirty millions of dollars, in hard cash. for the
purchase of Cuba, will naturally excite great
surprise. Thirty millions is round sum in
these hard times, and the nation is in worse
financial position now than she has been for
years. r.. .... 81.
Besides, under the provisions of the bill, the
money is to be entrusted entirely to the control
of the President and it is not at all likely,
after the events of the past year, that Congress
will be disposed to place such extraordinary
powers in the hands of Mr.. BUCHANAN, whose
Administration has been by no means calculated
to inspire the confidence which is the first re-
quisite for the success of Mr.. SLIDELL s PROPOSE
tion.-FOrneys Press.
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DIED.

Ia this place, Friday, 18th inst, ELIZABETH : MO-,
of Rev BENJAMIN J. DoUGLAsS, and daughter of n
and months. !.A'
The deceased had. since her marriage, a period n a
years been a resident here. 1t would be out of,,,o
to attempt to dclineate the Christian cbarscta
bore, and the manner in which she adorned her rr,f
Of Religion. Her kind and gentle disposition barr,.
suming and aiabe manner, her charity for the f,p. .
Others and her readiness to relieve the wants Of ~
dy, had won for her universal respect and love
The bereaved and stricken husband has the sv7oo,.,
and coincidence Of the community, in this pa.nI..5
affective dispensation of Divine Providence The ef
he has zealOusly endeayored to inspire in Others sb
now be his staff and rod in the midst Of darkpe,, an,
sorrow. May the precious consultations he has :, o
mnstered to others, return, multiplied a thousand ff
t. reconcile him to this grievous chasenng Of bis Divine
Master and to teach him that " He doeth all things well
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o less denomination than twenty do,lo,.
not supposed that such bill can pass at II ,bs :
time although many of its features recommar, ,u',
themselves to seriOus consideration '"a
Bills Of a local character have been iD,,,
dnced quite numerously. Yours, &c '
PETER Klaus
+. S.-Mr. CHURCH, member from Phil, ,
phia, was just caned in the streets bv NJ W.
DosIvAS, who ran in opposition to him I'' =
Representative. A resolution had been ;,. :"
duced, at the suggestion of DosIvAS dscl.,;
CHURCH not eligible to the seat be bod,
contesting bis right to the same; CHrecp t, au0
upon made severe, personal, and 7 ,l;.l
very foolish speech. The cowhiding was H.
result Dr.
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es. Latest advices from the Western Plain

Beg Latest advices from the Western Plains
represent the sufferings from the extreme cold
weather to have been dreadful. A gentleman
just arrived at St. Louis, from Salt Lake City,
states that men were frozen to death at nearly
every station on the route Ten men had been
frozen at one time. The snow was very deep,
and the temperature was lower than it had
been known for thirty years-27o below zero.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20

ES- The Boston Aths and Bee gives the
following particulars in regard to the suicide of
Judson Hutchinson. 1t appears that his body
was found suspended by the neck, in an unfin-
ished house owned by his brother at High
Rock, in Lynn. When discovered life was
entirely extinct. He had been assisting his
brother John and wife in attending to the fires
kinded in the unfinished houses, to prevent
the plaster from freezing, and was left in the
basement arranging the furnace fire, when
when they returned to the High Rock cottage,
a few feet distant. Finding tea ready on
entering the house, they rang the bell for Jud-
son, but he did not come, and his bro'her, on
searching for him, found him hanging by the
neck. He has at times given indications of
an unSound state of mind 1t is related that
he was once taken to an insane hospital for
treatment by his brother Jesse, who died in
California and happening to gain access to the
officers of the institution trihe in advance, he
persuaded them that Jesse was the insane one
and nearly succeeded in having him locked up
He returned from a concert tour with the
family about week since, and a concert was
given by them in Lynn last Saturday evening.
In manner and dress be was quite eccentric
This conceit was partly natural, but much more
affected. His expansive shirt collar and
szeleSS felt hat will not soon be forgotten =
The deceased was about forty years of age
and had been much absorbed in spirituaIism
for some time past, and has sometimes Dnvers-
ed lately on the best means of committing
suicide.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20

Beg We learn from the Dayton (Ohio)
Journal that Lewis D. Campbell, Esq, ex-
Congressman, was struck by some rutBan, and
seriously if not fatally injured, while Oh his way
from his Office to his residence few nights
ago. Mr.. c. says he left his Office between
twelve and one o'clock, and was struck by some
one who came up behind him. 1t was about
three o'clock when he recovered his conscious
ness, and was able to reach home having laid
inSenSible on the street for more than two
hours, There is a severe wound on the back
Of his head-the skull being broken in-and
the blow is supposed to have been given with
At intervals he converseS nationally, but most
Of the time bis mind wanderS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20

RG~ Governor MEDARY of Kansas has sent
a special messenger to Governor STEWART of
Missouri announcing that MONTGOMERY is
terrifying himself near the Missouri line, and
that United States troops have been sent to
endeavor to keep him in order He also an
nounces that volunteers are being raised as
rapidly as possible
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DUEL PREvsSrED.- Cincinatti Gazet,

DUEL PREvENTED.-Th Cincinatti Gazette
says: " On Wednesday. Jan. s. ChiefoEPolice RUFrrN
received dispatch from Madison Ind requesting him
to arrest certain parties who their way to VrV
MIA for the purpose of fighting duel The delicate duty
was conhded to Lieut. WILSON of the Ninthstreet sta.
ton who ascerained that the blood thirsty young gen.
temen OF whom he was in pursuit snugy domicil-
ed at the Spencer House and proceeding the room
the principal, Mr. II. p. BAKER, of Louisville took him
into custody His second, Mr.. j. JOHNSON of the same
city, accompanied his principal to the station house.
1t appears from what be gathered from the dispatch
(Which was received from the father Of BAKEB who re.
sides at Marble Hill, IL miles below Madison but was for
mery merchant at Lousvle) and from casual remarks
dropped by the young men in custody that difficulty
but OF what nature not entirely clear occurred between
Mr. MORGAN, of Pennsylvania, Ga brother OF Colonel
MORGAN, President of the Kentucky Military Institute
and Mr. BAKER, and agreement was made for the mar
ties to proceed to this city, where the final
for meeting was to be completed. Mr. b. and his second
Mr.. JOHNSON, arrived on the ma-boat JGcob Strader
yesterday morning. accompanied by Dr. GRIFrrs of Lou
ISvi'lc With full case Of surgical Instruments the sight
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20
Ha-We cut the following account of O sin

guar accident from an exchange
The danger of taking hot bricks for bed fellows was
illustrated in Orono few nights since when two young
ladies wrapped in cloth toast their feet with it
in the foot of the bed They woke up in the night nearly
Sutfocated and found the bed fire. the brick having
burst out and burnt through FIVE quilts portions Of the
skirts lying upon the foot of the bed hole in the mat
treSs portion of night gown upon of the ladies'
and discol0ring their feet with smoke.n
Young ladies had much better be making other arrange
ments for keeping these cold nights, than taking
hot bricks for bed-felOws."
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20

sJ- The Postmaster General, in reply to
the resolution presented by Senator HUNTER,
a few days since, has expressed the opinion
that the only way to render the Post-office
Department selfSustaining is to return to the
basis of the law of lS45 establish uniform
postage Of five cents, and abolish the franking
privilege.