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MiSffllane0us.

ESta abliShcd 1850.
yJ PETER LORILLIARD,
SyUPF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
I6 d Is Chambers ST.,
= Formerly - Chatham Street, New York;
XITOULD call the special attention Of Grocers and
w Druggists to his removal, and also the articles
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BROWN SNUFF.
Maciboy Demigros,
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Coarse Rappee, NachItoches,
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Nos < mfx'd, S~cet Seen tod OrOnoco, Canister
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A Circular Of Prices Will be sent on application
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which will be found superior article for dipping
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A L E.

-
JITISHING to make other Investments, wepro
w posetoselIaIIour RealEstatein DaVidsonco.'
asfolloWs:
That Suburban Residence.
situa,eo onthe FrankIin Turnpike within halfa mile
of the city opposite the residence ofthe late Jo-
seph ". Horton. This is. perhaps, the most com
fnaudiug site in the vicinity OF Nashville, and Is
most residence The house will be
sold with or 5acres ofiand as purchaser may
choose
That Valuable Farm.
tnowuastbe Sims Tract, situated on the smith Turn
nike fol Lebanon road( within three miles OF Nash
acres The soils good, ~ is well
tered and timbered and can be divided into small
tracts of twenty acres and upwards, al OF which
admirably adapted for country residences, market
gardensaBd dairy arms Also that
Beautiful Farm,
opsame road now occupied by 7. e. AcCampbell,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about ESQ This place IS SO well known as TO
need no further description IL wiIlalsO be divided
10 purchasers T-C- AcCAmpbeIlw Ills howt hese
n;.,;es ID any one vino will call
AIILhe IbOv a property wilIbe sold on reasonable
terms and a crediIOi one Two three and Iour
years - M, -. .,tr
oithe IndersIgDed- -
THOS C MCCAMPBELL,
SIX milesf fom Nashville
> A b. ACCAMPBELL,
anrI Nashville.
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Fine Hon,naonY.

X BUSHELS sew Hemmoay iass received and
4eJ for ssls by
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1otteriss.
NOV Eai SCzA A. ME-.
POLICY PLAN LOTTERY :!

By Inis sensne purchasers can select their own
Numbers, ana pay any .4IOantf tgcScI IAey may
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
DOUGLAS COMING :

SrCTHEN A. DoCoLAs, the nominee Of the
National Democracy for President Of the UnI-
led States. viii arrive hele on Friday, at noon,
aud address the people in the evening.
We make the announcement with PLEASURE
The proIIe OF Dauphin and the adjoining coup
tbs viii now have an opportunity OF seeing
auc hearing the greatest living statesman Of the
country. the fearless eXpoundsr Of Democratic
principles aud defender Of popular rights. 1t
ail tar Douglas Clubs who can conveniently
reach Harrisburg by railroad be on hand, and
I-t ta.. uroDe without diStinriinn nf I,erry. who
aIe Interested ia TIE important questions inv0l-
we'd n the Presidential contest ,llock 10 and hear
the voice and the wisdom Of that Little Clan, p
who wears the same face North and South, and
wars equally against the Abohtionis'S oftbe one
section and the Disunionsis OF the other
StLLe SentlRel
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
Extra Paw.

We understand that the Abolition organ, in
ihIs place, intends, in this weeks issue, to re-
'terate tie false and stale charge that W. P.
Scheil voted IN favor Of increasing the nav
OF members Of the legislature
Mr.. SchelI opposed the increase Of pay Of
members, See Senae Journal, 1858, page
GEo.
On the lnh April, 1898, Mr.. ScheIl. Offered
the following resolution, viz: "That the COM
milee OF conference, on the part of the Senate
on the appropriation bill, be requested 10 insist
on striking out Of said bill the clause which
authorizes the payment of 5000. in addition to
'he regular pay 10 the members Of the L7gisla-
'ure which Was voted down. see page 772.
During The session Of 1859, Mr.. Schrn,aIs,
voted to reduce The pay OF members OF tn,
Legislature See Senate Journal, 1859. psr.
40.
coutradtcted the charge IN 1883 when
first made and we wrlI in our next number
give full extracts fIom the Senate Journal.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
GrR. Foster,

- '''' ''' '''''' ''o''Ts' i''.'''n OF '''T OPPo-
''''' ~1'''''' '''-.'' '''"' Io."i'''Nra-
'''- ~ -''a''' S'-'' .a'' '-'' 1'' 0"s" SFh''-
'"'"'S as 'He opposition are sometimes forced,
by sheer candor, to cmnaciatr in regard 6, Gen.
Foster, are worth dozen campaign documents.
and show conclos,veIv Thar nsr. . IL,
=, ~. ,.,n -. .,....,. ,,..
.''' '''''' .''',' 80 "'' '''''0' "n'ch
'"ey can attack AND me contrast between
their own unpopular leader and the former, i.
SO marked, ,hal they cannot di<,ui.e The. act -
,h...-. .,,,,.,, ...;...l- 49,. J.,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07

1.-THE Bell and Everett; meeting on Wed
nesday evening last, was quite large and re-
spectacle. JOHN MOWER, Esq, Of this
place presided, assisted by Messrs. w. f. Mann,
John w. Beeler, John Lyon and Valentine Y.
Wertz, as Vice Presidents. MessrS. VIM. Hart
ley and Ross Anderson were appointed Secre-
tarles, and VIM. Lyon, Esq, Mr.. Haney, OF
Broad Top, and VIM ShowmaM of Juniata tp.,
committee on resolutions Me meeting was
addressed by DR.. Compiler, WIN. Lyon, Esq,
Mr.. Haney and VIM. Hartley, ESQ. The
speech of DR.. Compiler eloquent and logi-
cal, striking now at the Democracy and then
at Black Republicanism. Mr.. Lyon made
long and powerful effort abounding in capital
hits, and using upthe Black Republican creed
most efectuaIy. Among other things, h4 said
that it the contest were narrowed down as be-
tween Lincoln and Douglas, he would no, hest
tate moment to 60 for Douglas. Stephen A.
Douglas, said Mr. Lyon, is a National man and
IN favor OF protection 10 our home industry
At the conclusion Of Mr.. LYONS speech, the iu-
Nor member Of the firm Of Jordan & Co, had
the temeFity 10 ask him who he vas for,
tor State and District officers Mr.. Lyon
promptly answered that he was opposed 10 A
braham Lincoln, because he was the nominee
Of a sectional party, and becauSe be was not IN
favor OF protective tariff. lie was opposed to
ANDREW G. CURTIN, because Andrew G
- pr' ~ ~ I !
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
Republican Arguments.

The Republican leaders Of this county, find
ing that they cannot arouse their forces by ap-
pealng 10 their reason, are endeavoring to ex-
cite their prGudices and 10 inspire them with a
hope Of success, By er,btterng The campaign
and getting up mechanical excitement with
all sorts OF fantastic and foolish contriyances
We had hoped that in canvass which involves
70 great extent the destiny OF the Republic,
and m which every citizen has, perhaps, his
all at stake. the people would be suffered 10 de-
eide the issues before them with a sober and de-
liberale judgment, end that no effort would be
made to embitter and intensity party feeling
in this We have been disappointed. The Black
Republican politicians. hungry for Office. are
determined to resort to every low tssSee ,aRg9 aRgg99
ior pgncIp!e-what care they Tor country-so
that their greedy maws Obtain satisfaction. We
appeal to the honest, upright, thinking masses
Of thaIr party, how can they approve of snch
drunken reyclry. such childish mummpry as
That witnessed on Tuesday night ast2 Let
the sober sense Of TIE people decide the polit-
cal issues of the day. Let not the yelling Of
boys, oF the raising Of poles, or the masaurra-
'hng ol.Black Republican 'B-Isnickles," fright
en- or drlude the voters in whose hands is pIa-
cea n" veal, or the woe Of this nation.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
HON. JOHN SCOTT.

The nomination Of the above named
gentleman for the Office Of State Senator for the
district composed OF the counties Of Bedford j.,
Somerset and Huntingdon, was one eninea,ly
hi to be made. NIr. Scott stands at the head Of
the Huntington bar, is a man OF excellent mo-
raj character, fine speaker, true Democrat
and gentleman IN every sense Of the word
Should he be elected, and il is no, at ali i'm
probable that he will be, his constituents will
find hnm true aud faithful representative. In
Huntington county Mr.. Scott Is very popular
and wlll beat Wharton by handsome majority
Let the remainder Of the District do ITS duiy
and John Scott Will BE- our next Senator.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
Poles Can't Vote,

The recent maneuvres of the Black Re-
pubI!cans have fired the blood of the Demo-
Gratis, and some of our young friends talk about
raising larger pole than the Ljncoln-sticI:
up street. We would advise The Young
Democracy Of Bedford and vicinity, 10
l1t the Opposition spend their time in
raising poles, il they Will. Poles can't vote.
can't reason--can t convert sensible people
Let the young democrats go to work like men
and gentlemen and reason with their f-Ilow
citizens-aPpeal 10 their better nature-Iheir
Judgment love OF countrv-their sense
OF justice and honor-and they can do more
good than they would BY raising forty poles
I~We lack the space, this week, to publish
the article from the PsnasglUoaian handed us bv
cur friend, Captain Reed We viii endeayor
20 do 50 in our next.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
mA gs sskRD

On Tuesday evening. 2lst nlf.. p, p
X. Fisher D. D., Rev. {. F. HoGpr;sr D., .
ol the tnrnd's Cove Church Bedford ,aa.>,' a>,o'
10 Mrs. lsabelia ia s'oehf, OF Cban,bersburg.
90 'hr IN nIl., By Jas. Cessna. E,o Sam
el Stock 10 Mr.. Elizabeth Mipp,cb ,~,b yI''''
Cumberland. Md 0''" Vt
On lhe 9th INST, by the Rev. Samuel Vim
ing, Mr. Jacob StouI-nour, 10 Miss Mar ~
Black, both Of Bedford iown.h,d. NJ,
ln Fnend's Cove on the 9TH inst. bv -
Rev. w. NJ. D-alrick the Rev. Ella, D o.
maker, pastor Of the Kltianu'ng chsrye A.,
strong county, Pa, 10 Mss Emeljpr u fl1n
meier, second daughter Of The Rev. q. 4,F
mrIei, Of Friends Cove.
On the 2olb inst, Mr George Hook to A..
Elizabeth Gordon, both OF Cumberlana ValI.y
lJ@Ihe happy PAR have our heady wish.
Tor their future prosperity. Long NAV ,h.r
live TO enjoy each others society, and sf,r "a
be tbe day that shall bring yorrowto their ,oor
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07

REAL ESTATE.-By Virtue of an order Of the
Orphans Court Of Bedford County, the undersigned
administrator OF the Estate Of eer Barndollar Ia-
OF West Providence township, decd, will sell On
Saturday, the 9th day of October, next on the prem
lses, the following described Real Estate 10 vii.
One Tract OF ldnd, situate on the South side o,
the Jdnata RIVER 40 said township, cont lining 2l-
acres ard allowance, adjoining lands of David 1lrE
Jacob barndolaf and others about 100 acres CLEARED
and under fence, in good state Of cultivation ~
acres thereof good nea, low and quantity more can
be made. The Improvements roHsist IN raIt
Two Story Double Log Dwelling House Barn.
Wagon Shed, Spring house and other out buildings
There i also an apple chard Of good truit ca ta.
premises; also sugar camp.
/ his property Is certainly desirable one accom-.
Of IL locality, being bat one mile fro.n the contsa-
plated Ran Road, aud stream passing through !.
a1ording good water power for mill purposes
ALSO-One other tract adjoining The above, con
tainlng y acres and allowance, Well timaered held
by Wauaai.
TERMS One third in hand after confirmation
of Sale, 10 wit On The first of April, 1851 when
deed will be made and possession given. The ye-
ma nder IN two equal annual payments, thereafter,
without interest, 10 be secured by Judgment bonds
or bonds and mortgage.
J. NJ. BAREDOLLAR,
sept sd, loOu Administrator.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
lleadauarters. lst Br.sads. !

10th Division, P. c. Y.
The several Companies, Staff Oficets and all
members OF The lst Brigade, 10th Division Of Penn
syiyania No.unteegs, are hereby ordered 10 attend
an Lncampnent, known as Camp Tavior,' 10 be
heid ~ Bedford, commencing on Monday. the l5tb
OF October, 1860. and to continue six DAYS
Companies Will Supply themselves with Camp
het'ies, "a there are hone 10 be had from the State
Fresh meats can be purchased on The Camp ground.
cordial invitation Is extended 10 all the neigh
boring Military 10 participate with US; soldiers
welcome Will greet you Ample preparations are
making Tor the comfort Of all those who may b.
present BY order OF
LEMUEL EVANS.
br'gadier General, lst Brigade, 10Th Div. p. L. y
Alexander Compiler, Aid-de-Iamp.
Evansville, Sept. 7, 1860.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
DUBLIC SALE OF REAl rs

"a En- pursuance of an order of the o.
paans' Court Of Bedford County, there wilI be ex-
posed to Public Sale on the PREMISES on Saturday,
tue 6th day Of Oc'ober next-the toowingReal Is
tate, to wit:
One lot of ground situate in the town of Buena
VISTA BEDFORD CO., with two story frame house
plasterej, and stable Observation-Disclosures nronarfv of
John 9 Gryer and Charles fiilegas, late the proper
~ OF Nicholas Kegg Esq, deed.
TERMS: Fifty dollars in hand on confirmation Of
Sale and the remainder the Isl of April next. after
continuation.
WIN. GILLESPIE.
Sept. T. 1860. Aam'r. of n. K4ss, decd
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
Doesn't Like the Bel Men.

Edward Mcpherson, the Republican candi-
oa'e for Congress in this district, in bis speech
q the Lincoln mertog on Tuesday night last,
took occasion to refer IN sighting terms 10 the
f'ends and supporters Of Mr.. Bell Perhaps
Bell men may refer 10 him in sighting
as 90 the second Tuesday of October
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
REPUBLICAN poy-Woyy.
"A great cry-ana'' all ",eooi. :
:. souaa - ftrn, sigriLui,. 2 noLhi,g.,,


ssSouaa and fury, sigaafyia g nofhiag.
For two weeks previous to our court, tbe
adherents OF the Rail and Unlon-splitter, had
been busily engaged IN making preparations TO
have grand demonstration in this place on
Tuesday evening. To hear them talk, the
mountains were TO sink and the valleys rise, the
earth was to quake and the heavens to rock,
with the upheaval of the Rail and Uniou Split
tiers. Well, the long-looked for day arrived.
About noon couple OF scFaggy saplings were
hauled into town and the coIored population
was at once excited with a most intense enihu-
Siasm. Directly we noticed hack driving
down town with venerable old darkeY in the
boot, aud some one IN the inside calling out IN
thick tones, '.Ere comes Hold Habe LIN colen :"
with flag and music 10 help fill up lh,. deega-
tons of boys that were coming in wagons from
several townships. Next came the said dplega-
tions, entering town amid the cheering of the
boys and the colored population, all oil them
looking very demure and solemn, aud gIee
club singing whatwe took to BE- Ossawatamle
Rrou,,s t,,o,,l or,ba,, NJ. pi.., Fan,
and his tr,snds raised ,b- sorao,, nol.s ,rh.r.-
upon tour Republicans went oil, declaring that
such a humbug was too much ior them and that
,bp,, would hereafter snc,or, tho Da.,ocr,,;c
icEs, N;cht c,o,. on and,b. ..paIzo;cl,l.s,,
made their appearance. FierceIy giared lher?
l,,,ry- how, and s,lsr,c v.os ,ba;r ,r.,4
Hood, rod ,,,.r, ,L.,r h..I,,.,, III, ,t,,.4..r
vas their snort and Iik,. dis,an, tbpndsr their
,,.,,,t.r;r,s rh.;r ,,I,r.d f-,-,d, ..,4,..,-..,
R1I,. Co,srsr ,,o,o,sa ,b,.. chaa,, t.r ,b.,
t,iaods oC ~. blsc,, rnsn-,od ~. ..p..s,s.u
'''N''>' W ' ~ ' ~ '"' ~ ''''
marched around town. Then came the speech
flying. Like the time when WLmor spoke
WiImot, the great deirated-the trick OF pre-
tending that the meeting could not Be held in
the court room. was again performed. s. the
speeches were made in ne public square. The
speakers were DR.. DutieId, of McConnels5uyg,
MIR. Moore, Of Philadelphia, Mr.. MCPHERSON
and the Rev. Mr.. Jordan. DR.. DltirId's was
The speech OF the evening. As the Dr.. dealt in
generalities his speech IS not worth critlcising.
Moore and MCPHERSON both ti22led completely,
The latter taking good care 10 pitch into the
Bel and Everett men as he went along. But
the Rev. Mr.. Jorian--we give him this title
because he affects 50 much piely in p,lhias-the
Rev. Mr.. Jordan must not pass unno,cya. For
unmitigated, r5ugh-sh3d, blr.-faced, bald-hea4-
ed lying, Jordan can distance any man in the
State. For instance, Mr.. Jordan chuged the
Democrats with being IN favor OF paIvramy.
No decent white man would make such a charge
as this, when it is a matter Of history that Mr..
F,,,,,orr ,,ro;n,ad p-;.h,u, v,,,n.. r,,..-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
= senSIhlc H,nfhAnrI.

h-po0licaa friend OF ours remarked The
Other day, when the Lincoln flag was raised
up street, that more horses would be frightened
oy that fag than voters. Said be. Poles can't
vote
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
Another Definition for Pr, Jordan.

Good laste-a quality slnguiarIy exhibited
by the II honorable Francis Jordan, in recent
speech IN Fulton county, in which be traduced
aud rii6ed bis frend aud CO. Director Of the
Bedford Railroad. Hon. " Z Schan
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE.

The Contrrrts representing the legislative
district composed OF the counties Of BEDFORD and
Somerset, met at Bedford, on TUESDAY last and
passed 'he following resolution
ResolrrG, That lhr conf-rers Of each conn-
ty N tins Representative District, meet sera-
Fat~Ig and upuanata their candidates ior mem
orrs Of ;nr House Of Representatives, and that
We hereby recommend the nomiaations 50 10 be
male to the support Of the Democracy Of the
District.
The Legislative Confereps for Bedford coun-
ty, val meet at the Office of W. P. SchrIl, ESQ.
on Monday next, Sept. 10Th, 10: the purpose OF
naming candidate Tor lhe Legislature.
ga large aad enthusiastic meeting of tn
DOUGLAS and Foster CLUE, was held in the
Court House, or Saturday evening last
Speeches were mad" 6y Messrs. Dickerson,
Cessna and Meyers. On motion, il was
Resolrsd, That this Club form itself into
Vigilance Committee FOX ,he purpose Of carry
ing on the campaign, and that all Democrats
and all other conservative men be invited 10
participate IN our proceedings, and that this
Iino hereafter meet once every week"
The next meeting OF the Clua will be held on
Saturday evening, Sep. 10Th.