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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-02-10
Correspondence of the ". Y. Tribune.
Struggle for the Speakership.

NINETY OF THE PROUD AND NAUGHTY DEMO-
GRATIS AND DIsLrNToNIsTs DOWN UPON THEIR
MARROW BONES TO THE TWENTY -THRsE
SOUTH AMERICANS Or KNoW-NoTHINGs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. 1860.
The events in the House, yesterday, on the
vote for Speaker, were fraught with instructin
and surrounded with the most inte.1se excitemat
uproar and confusion.
The great scene can never be forgol ten by The
immense eoncourse of anxious lookers-on wlo
had the fortune to witness it.
just at time when the once powerful l. u,g
Nothing party was OF its last legs, and abdIt
to draw its last breath and give up the ghoit,
with but twenty-three representatives on to
hoor of the House, the dictatorial, arrogalt,
braggart. disuDion, fre-eating Democracy, A.
nous and furious in its terrible denunciatins
of the Know Nothing party and its prlncipls,
everywhere, in NIL sections of the Union, wsnt
down upon its marrow bones, in the persons of
ninety of its representatives, and supplieasd
the American or Know Nothing party, witball
Its dark-lantern reflection, to suffer the c,ce
boas,ful Democracy to yield up its own oani,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-02-10
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. 1, 1860
THE ELECTION OF SPEAKER.

THE ELECTION OF SPEAKER.
The long agony is over. When the House
met, it was evident the disposition the of Demo-
cratic side was fllibuster, Notwithstanding the
agreement yesterday that vote should be had
without unnecessary delay. Mr.. Burnett who
bad made the proposition, interposed, and tenn
Porarily arrested this spirit, and ballot pro-
ceeded. Various members explained their
votes, and others changed for the purpose of
speaking. Mr.. Barksdale made desperate
effort to rally union on Mr.. McClernand, but
Messrs. Mollory and Gilmer demonstrated that
combined Democratic and American vote
could not elect. After tedious and dilatory
progress, the roll was finished, and Mr.. Briggs,
who had voted for Mr.. McCIernand, changed
10 Mr. Pennington, thus consummating an
election. Nj. Riggs, who promised to change.
did not. When the result was announced. the
galleries rang with cheers, but no denons.ra-
ton was made on the Republican side Of the
hoor. They bore the triumph becomingly.
At this moment, Mr.. Hindman of Arkansas
rose to speak, and was restrained with much
difficulty, to allow the Speaker 10 be sworn in.
Even alter their defeat, the Democracy were
unwilling to submit, and confusion prevailed in
tae hall for several minutes, until Messrs. Bo-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-02-10

Mr.. j. w Dickerscn, graduate of the Lam
caster County Normal School, assisted BY
Misses Ford, Montgomery and Boliinger, OF
our place. The attendance on the first day
was two hundred and eleven. which viii prob
ably be increased to two hundred and fifty
Tho building is not only large enough to ao-
commodate all the scholars, but by judieious
arrangements, will afford sufficient room for at
least half as many more, and enough for our
borough for many years TO cOme. Whatever
diversity Of opinion may have heretofore ex-
isted, we hope all will now unite in sustaining
the school, and thereby make it what il was
designed to be, blessing to our children, not
only for The present, but for generations yet to
come. AS a citizen Of Bedford, We feel proud
of cur new School House, and doubt whether
there is another town in the State anything
near our size, which can show as fine school
Accommodations The Superintendent comes
highly recommended, and we hope he and bis
associates may be able to demonstrate the su-
periority Of the associated and graded schools,
on the new plan, and fondly trust that the ex-
pectations Of the NEST sanguine friends of this
liberal and patriotic undertaking may be fully
realized, and that the resulting blessings of a
liberal education may be enjoyed and expert
enced by our children now, and for generations
yet to come.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-02-10
ELECTION OF CLERK AND SERGEANT
ALARMS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, 1860.
MIR. Sherman moved 10 proceed to the eIec-
tion ofa Clerk, previous to which there was
call of the House.
Mr.. Schwartz IA. L., Pal nominated Mr..
Forney.
Mr.. Smith Dem. Val nominated j. 9. Allen
the !ate Clerk.
Mr. Nelson IS. A. Tenn.I nominated Sam u
Taylor of Tennessee.
Mr. Cobb Dem. Ala nominated David E.
Il. Dawson of Alabama.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Eilist, White
ley, Smith of Va, and Maynard telers,
The ballot resulted!
Whole Lumber 221
Necessary to choice III
Forney l12
Allen II
Taylor %
Dawson
Mcknew l
On motion of AlT. Sherman, the House de-
cIdcd tc proceed to the election of Sergeant
at-Arms.
Mr.. BocOck (Dem. Val nominated the pres
ent incumbent, Mr.. Glossbrenner, saying be
was one of the best officers who had ever filed
that place, and against whom not word Of
complaiut had been made In any quarter.
Mr.. Harris Is. A., Md nominated H. A.
Hoffman of Maryland.
Mr.. Garnett Dem. Va.) nominated JAS G.
Allen, who, he said, had been steady and
consistent Democrat, and had never voted for
the exclusion Of naturalized FOREIGNERS from
the privileges to which they are entitled undsr
The Constitution and laws. He believed Mr.,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-02-10

HI"Just as we were going to press, we
received the news that Mr.. Pennington, Old
Line Whiel of New Jersey, was elected
Speaker THIS is killing blow TO Black Re-
pnblicanism. ~ Gazette.
Mr.. Pennington voted for Sherman, all the
time be was candidate. Pennington was one
of the faithful, who could not be swayed to
the right or to the left. Certainly, this lie a
"killing blow" to the niggerits disuDion Loco
focos.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-02-10
The Ohio Senaforsnfu.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Thursday, Feb. 2, 1860.
Ex-Gov. Salmon p. Chase was to-day elected
United States Senator on the first ballot
The vote stood Chsse, 75; Pugh, 54; Cor
win, 5.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-02-10

A Coon THING.-Tbe 'fSong' in tie last
Gazette. Broadtop is coming out Would
like to see the Suppressed parts," though
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-02-10

Do you want something 70 strengthen yeuf
Do you want good appetitei
Do you want to build mp your constitution
DO you want to feel well
Do You want to get rid of nervousness
Do you want energy
DO you want to sleep well
Do you want brisk and vigorous feelingf
If You do, use Hoofand's German Bitters, prepa
ed by Dr. C. NJ jackson, ,4l8 Arch Street Philsdei-
rphia, Pa, and sold by druggists and storekeepers
throughout the United States, Canadas, West In
dies and South America, at rs cents per bottle.
May, 27-ly,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-02-10

SwAIN'S PANACEA at DIR. Harry's Drug and
iCYook Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
Sewing Machines.

AIDES wishnga Machine 10 do ssRvA srr oiorHs,
As WILL THEH wORR, would do we'll lOeh M
ne BARrIIOLF's IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
f50 $50 and tS5 Tho following certificate Ia from we'll
Tailor IN ths county, WIN only had about 70 minutes
instruction this Machine:
LEksyILLE, Campbell county, Va, June 18th, 1850.
Mr. WIZ. L. Past well pleased with Bar,hoifs Sew.
ng Machine and would moi exchnnge for any have seen
find no dfcniy In operating with any Kind Of cloth,
the bickes Cashmere the finest Linen WehA
several pair of coarse Tow Linen pans for servants have
aud operAted different kinds OF Sewing
Maehines but Bartots and Singers the only Mschnes
That would recommend peson TO buy They are the only
Machines that make TUTORS stitch. consider Darhos
much the cheapest machine II Ii simple n construction, easy
10 understand, and not likely 10 get out Of order Almost
Barthofs operate, And
thai worked on last year, give Barthofa the preference
Respectfully yours Ar., CAROI.Ub q. TFEaY.
Pm nnd diniculiy In getting my wfe al n.r.
liolfs Machine" The, that something .. 10 be
done ior the thai invented Sewing Mac w. Hhnt
lie and Inck hliLCll Iuna IOdINr a. q Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
STOVE AND TIN WAREHOUSE
sInELE XNlLIpIIpQ "

ENE subscriber Manufacturer and dealer Ia RANGES, FUR
kAOEs, STOVES GRATEs &e., invites Tho attention of
The public 10 hA stock comprising tho most extensive assert
menl 10 be found In this sponge and Hip Bhth
Self Sealing Fruit Cans anil J.r Ice Cream Freezsr Old Do
min6n toiccpoa DC, together h general Of
rass Copper Jappanned and Plain Tin Ware Fry and sance
Pans Androns sadrons Coal Sleeves Skuies, Cast Pois,
Ovens skes Biscuit Bakers, &c Lyons Patent Copper
Lightning Rods, Tin, Iron and Gumulaso Felt Roofing lut-
rs bpoutng &a put tn order In the bst manner LIN and
Force Pumps for Csterns and deep Wells Rams
forcing portion Of Spring Brook TO any required distance
elevation. Tor the Of irrigatDg nnds
Dwelling, Railroad sa6ns Ne with constant supply u
water Plumbing and Gas Fitting and materials of ali kinds
such Lead aud Iron Ppes lily dianis Water Closets bath
Tubs shower baths Wastbans Beer Pumps Counter wash
basn Stop and Bibb Cocks Sheet Lead and all work pertain
Ing 10 the fitting pipes for conducting hot aud cold
Gns and steam, In the most complete manner. '
Tin Plate Russia and American shcetron, Zinc Wire Block
Tin spcer, Bucket Ears Ris furnished al
the lowest All work aud material % give
isfact on
Orders by mail faithfully attended 10 10 person
egb CS BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07

ASCENSION ~ fHE MAMMOTH D.iLpox CIR ON
NEw Y"RK.- Yesterday afternoon, Professor Lowe
made highly successful ascension IN hs man
moth balloon City Of New York. frnm the Point
Breeze Gas Works, accompanied by William II.
Steer, i. H. Sdedaker. aud two other gentlemen.
The ballo II WIS filled frrn the large gns holder,
and some idea Of is immense szo may lie formed
from the fact that it required $50 900 feet Of gas
to initiate it, and then it was not more than ha II
full The process Of imitation was very tedious,
commencing at half past IL o'clock in The morn.
ing. and at o'clock, the hour announced for tho
ascension. it had not been completed. This was
not the fault Of the gas works. for il could have
been filed readily in an hoHr, as the main could
supply the gas much faster than The balloon could
receive il. After great quantity had been njec-
ted, the immense heap Of oiled silk which bad
been lying in shapeless masses begs" to swell up
like huge bladder, when itrequired ninety men,
holding bags of sand, weighing one hundred
pounds each, attached 10 the reres connecting
with the netting to hold It in his position.
Everything being ready tho professor mounted
the ropes over the heads OF his companions. and
bid the company goodbye; stating. also, that the
next time he made an ascention in Philadelphia
he intended to "oross the water" to Europe, and
be hoped TO receive the encouragement Of the citi
zens in his undertaking. At ten minutes Of o.
clock the rope was let 70. when the machine as
cended gradually to a considerable height AMI
took a nertheasterly course, after which it passed
over to the eastward. crossing the Delaware over
into New Jersey. A rumor prevailed that the
voyagers came down at Atlantic City. but the
telegraph line to Atlantic City contradicted the
report. Up to a late hour last evening" 1t was not
known where the balloon descended
This balloon, which is the ono they found i'm
possible to fully initiate at New York, is mann
moth affair. and must be seen to give an idea
of its great size. When filled. Il is one hundred
and twenty feet high from the top to the neck Of
of the valve. and with the cars suspended be-
meath it, will reach an altitude of two hundred
feet, or nearly az high as the State House steepe.
When only partially filed yesterday. it had ca
pacity OF taking up 5000 lbs. or, four tons. Il
was ballas.ed with sand bags.--Iaila. Enquirer,
30h uH. 20 '' 7
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MfSCELLANEOU

ehAALhe bRap.6 EDWARD rARKxAs
CHARLES BRADLEY & co.
Manufacturers depot for The Sale OF
VIRGINIA AND WESTERN TOBACCO
80 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
ADVANCES MADE ONLY on GOODS IN srORE
REFERENCES.
Hon lsnAM g. HAHRis, Gov. Tennessee, kemphis.
Messrs. T.. NJ APrERsoS 4 Co, y
Messrs I. :. 4 :. W. AYRrs,
SAMUEL TArr, Esq, Prcs'i NJ. at. c. RR.
OfficERs GAyoso SAVINGS INSTITUTION
n. l.. LAWRENCE, Cashier Slate Hank,
GATES n PARKER, ydckson Tenn
MooRE IL HOLLAND,
j. A. TALiAFERRo Cash'r State Bank. Trenton Tenn,
Hon. +. Nj. ETiKRipGF, Weakly 20
1tssk Hare \ Go, Ly"eho"rO, Va.
joins OYLER
IS. CLAroR X Co.,
BRAGG Il ID AoUIs, JH., Nsu Orleans
ap l3-dGm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07

ON the soandalous act of President Buchanan an
attempt to degrade the Presidential once. The
President himself degraded that Office by the CON.
mission of those acts he didn't leave the house 10
do IL BY vote Of censure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07

From the N. o. ficayune.1
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF


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They sugar coated that the most sensitive
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Price, Is cents per Box; Five boxes for S100.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, Statesmen,
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y the unparalleled usefulness Of these remedies, but
space here will not permit the insertion of them.
The Agents below named furnish gratis our AMERIcAN
ALMANAC, in which they are given; with also full
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that should be followed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprnciped dealers with other
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All our Remedies are for sale by
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
Scarce and Desirable Dry Goods.
u3dh June. 1850.

HOLM i. PURVIS, A(IENI,
rs this day receiving all the SCARCE AND DEslkABLE
articles the Dry Goods line now needed In this Market
To- wit: Lawn and Lawn Robes Parasos Fans Linen Cam
brio Hhdkf Ladies' and sses Hosiery Ertenslop Skirts
BeIts &C. &c Also large supply Of WHITE GOODS, 70.
wit: Cambrics Muslns Laces lsh Linens, &c, &C., all u
which will be sold cheap for CASH
S-New Goods viii be received almost every week during
the JNo D. fOhNAo, Ash
lie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has for itself such for the cure of every
variety of Throat and Lung Complaint that il is en-.
trey for us to recount the evidence of its
virtues wherever 1t has been employed As 1t has long
been in constant throughout this section need
not do than the people its quality is kept
up the best has been and that it may be relied
to do r their relief all it has been found to do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07

Tho Washington Consultation pronounoss the
yois Of eensure in the HOUSE Of Representatives
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
CUMPOUNUkD FKOM

CoAPOUNOkD FROM
Pure Vegetable Errdofs dNd st N IN GLASS CASES Air
tight, and ciH Keep In any climate kAulA
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL "a q gentle but active
Catharc which the proprie has In his practice
for than twenty yearA "
The constantly increasing "a demand from those who
long used the PILLS q the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their has induced to
psce them within the reach a Of all.
The Profession well know that different Cathartics act
different portions OF the lbowels
The FAMILY CATHAR- > - TIC PILL has, with due
reference 10 this well estab- lished
ed from variety Of the Vegetable Extracts
which act alike every part Of the alimentary canal
good and cafe In ali S where Cathsrtic
needed SUCH Derdnge- - ments the Stomach Slse-
piness, Pdtns IN the Bdck - nd Lofns, Cosfireness
Pain and Soreness Es I scAos Body, sudden
cold, which frequently, HEZ neglected, end In q long
of Fever Loss Of pssits Creeping SensG-
Of Cold the bodt. Rssaessness HsdddeAe or
freight n ne head, and m lfdmmdsory Dtssasss,
Worss In CAiIdren Adss, kAssosatfs great Purifier
Of the Blood and many diseases which hesh IL heir
merous 10 mention In this Advertisement Dose 1tos
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Ltrer Inpfgordfor aad Family Catldrtte Pals
retsed BY Druggists gene and cold Wholesale BY the trade
In all the large towns.
e..T., W. SANFORD, n. D.,
NsuufsctursT and PROPRIETOR
april TO- 80 dAc1y f0S Broadway, New York.
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Spring and Summer Goods.
oots Shoes, Hats, Caps and Straw Goods

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND sTYLE.
a~ HAVING received the greater portion VI my Spring
and Summer Goods and being ~ rerpt daily, u such
a. are being made 10 my ordrf, bean my H~uds
.and ibr public, that they may call with full rxpecia
t'on Of being suited either In quality se ssS Ny
II Trunks Carpet BagA umbrrlAA hrgs. and eenprsss
every grade. e L. L. ARMySrEAb,
ap a-lliep. copyl No. lt0 Main e., Lynnhbsrg, Va.
SPALDlNG's LIQUID GLUE AND EDEs CEMENT, foe
- intending Furniture 0ass and Earthehwarc for sie by
may b0-ts - SrADLEk a JONES,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATES

1T IS COMPOUNDED EN-
l. become an established fac
and approved by all that /
sorted 10 with confidence In
Is recommended.
II has cured thousands
who had given up all hopes
unsolicited certificates In my
The dose must be adapted
individual taking Ii, and US.
act gently on the bowels.
Let the dictates Of your
use OF the LIVER IYH
Nrer Complaints, BitliOas
MIC DfdrrA6d, Sa N m sr
Dropsy, Sour Stomach, Ha-
cholera, Cholera Norbs.s,
Isncs, JdHndice, Female
used successfully as an Or
II will cure SICK HEAD
iestlfy,) In ftcsnty ,mfnafes,
fub are taken at commence.
Al pho 1se u are 0irinp
NIX WATER IN 7HEi
IN NVIGORA TOR, AND
GETHER.
DpICr nEE nAY
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SOLOMON & MUSSER,
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL GROCERS,
No I43 Main ST., LynChburR, Va.
WE are now receipt Of Spring Stock OF Dry Goods
Groceries. Liquors, &C., &c, such as sugars Conees
Scans Cante. Spices Molasses Fish, Bacon Old Dominion
Nails Sole Leather SALT and Cotton Yarns OF all sors ard
IN hand large assortment Of Dry Goods numerous To
menlion which will sell at the lowest market prces Our
ends and public generally will hnd 70 ther Interest
TO give US a call before purchasing elsewhere ,arn
M bOLOMON MOoo1sh.
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ELY FROM GUMS, and has
Standard Medicine, known
have used IL and Is now re-
all the diseases for which II
within the last two years
Of relief, a. the numerous
possession show
10 the temperament Of the
ed In such quantities as. IN
judgment guide you In the
CORA TOR, and II will cure
attacks, DysDepsia, Chro-
Go M mPldtRt Il, Dysentery,
6itudt CostireRess, Chotie,
Cholera InJdntum, Flats
Weaknesses, and may be
dfncry Famiiy Medicine.
AUHE, las Thousands can
u fro or three Teaspoon
ment Of attack.
their testimony In lis favor.
N UTH WITH THE
SWALLOW BOTH TO
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C,zelle-Eyed and Epiteme Needles.

GdZeIle-EyeQ anu EPU0mC NcCuCos
HAVE just received from the English Oversiy Mis
large these superior and newly
Neel,a Ladies' using Needles generally, VIII IND
ihes. well worthy of a call and their attention
~ i, NJ SIMPSON, VUpposite Farmers Bankl
u,ye6 No. 1856 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va
- nno LBS FAMILY LARD-On consignment and for sale
W.W)J by [may 81 NJ LACY, On the Basin
M Barrels New No. Mackerel
- ~ : o. H Nv LEE ROCKE TAYLOR.
~ '' NJ. iG Mt .t.ts
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FRETWELL & HALL,

"" s3~xH 6vtOOsI ~ ~
S, llAvE now In siore their spring and summer stock
of Boota shoes iiats Naps Trunks Carpet Bs9s Va
llcea CALI Skins soie Leather aud nh Kinds 81 Shoe
flndlnga all Of which viii he aod the moal
able tcrins aa they were bought In favorable time.
Wa also manufacturing Ladcs and aeuthnens 0aitsrs
" descriptions, we'll all other Kinda of work dvne
line Of business and would call The attention II
wani Ia Mcs Sons bools, thein (both dress
aud doubie of tho best quality. ffnh II dts
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SHOES. HATS, TRUNKs, &C., 40.
SPRING. 188Oi -.
AssoHTMlMNI4 Hrlaas I4,i ,yifRsY fHs3btd td[fAiRdEr II

rnaen III SlFnt Apply Y Aow IN stors and ven iull-
aAortmsnt Of oots Bh.s Trusks, Carpet Bssn iiats
sCapa, and other articles In my line - any houss In
iynchburg DO very thankfal ~ uusaeInsrs,
country and city fora very liberal patronage, and new, with
beautiful house aud desirable goods and an accommodating die
position, invite . continued patronage. f. IN. : =
hpt r. SEARURY.