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accordia~ TO her means--the sick bed she
comtorted. Whenever there was good GolaC,
in the Church, she was there first and last ia
accomplishing any and every good work
s;Fr sa4s q g--ul2r communicant, at the CatAo-
iic Church, rvery month and on ali the solemn
Festivals She was most attentive at Church
Ne wtalh,r however iaciemen', could keep her
from churca on Sundays ana Festivals. She
used 10 say, that no one, yet, was injured by
assduity at the Divine Worship, on Sabbath,
and all other appointed days" She died as
she had lived, a true Christian. The very
large assemblage Of grief stricken friends and
acqaa,ntances, at the funeral, testified how
much she was 5eioyed and reverei by this
community. Her fidelity to her God, aud to
her church, obtained a blessing for her rarely
experienced. She died ia psace, and in good
age, almost realizing the scrIpiuraI term OF
mans days ''idree score and ten Beng
fithiuI in every duly. civil, moral and rrli-
gjaus, sar has been einoved, as a ripe Sheat
iJr lhr barn OF the LORD, Gt 70 be translated
.spra ihg Earth 20 heaven, from the wilder
u-ss Of the world to Paradise, from this valley
Of tears to her true couGlry. Fanhta! herself,
she has been prigiIrE~d TO merit the promise
MADE 10 HE faithful Abraham, ".I5s4 'ioG saa1
60 10 tag faiia5s N peace, aed be 5aTted
IN q COOL oil age." ."--GensSis 1911 c4., . y.
r. |. P.
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I:PRING FASHIONS
- MRS. s. L. POTTS
mas returned from the cities, having completed eraT
spring purchases, and prepared 10 offer ex n
inducements IA the way Of
RICH FANCY GOODS.
Her stock consists G! some Tare STYLES and latest
novelties OF the season.
SIX and lace maatii.as are composed Of the new
est styles ci The season.
Crepe de paris, das.srs, rich silhs, handsome Or
GlZ2u, lawn robes.
Flounced summer silks, dres, goods Q! all k.nts.
STELLA SHAWLS,
Black and coIored center printed
borlegaI stella, brocha borde7ed
stella, printed cashmere .hawls, chill
dreE's capss. comprising the lar
gest assortment OF sAaWis, straw goods.
large stock OF new stYles OF bonHets,
straw and six, English straw bonnets,
braid bonnets, PAMELA bonnets, fancy
straws, six hundred pieces Of rich ribbons
at 25 cents per yard, purchased at
tiou and can Ds sold cheap, bonnet ruches
bonnet six, mItts, Kid gloves, hosiery,
fans, soap and 1ertumery, fancy goods OF
all descriptions, dress trimmings. fats and
hats trimmed and uutTimmed. She Will
b. still adding 70 her large stock every
week during the summer. desirable
aud fashionable goods. Mourning dress
goods and busters TO suit. U0ne s,'5o.l
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All persons are hereby notified that
have this day purchased all the right and inter est
of Samuel Walker, in and 10 two acres Of Oats one
acre OF Corn ldnd ground prepared for SncEwheat,
NOW gsowing upon my farm in JunIata tp., Bedford
co. All persons are, therefore, hereby iorewarned
not 10 pur hase, or NEEDLE with the same as they
~ my possession, and viii use all legal
against any person persons that Will inter-
Iege in the premises Aforesaid.
June $500. PETER HlLLEGAS, Sen.
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NON-INTERVENTIOy.
We AR EsEEEs-

On the 28la uit., at The Pastors residence, in
Scas.ls5arg, by the Rev. Joseph Hannaberry,
Mr.. M'cnarI Miller, Of St. Clair to., to Mss
Margaret Wiaesardasr, efNaPie- p.
On lhr[[5th inst, by he Rev. Sau.I iYingIing,
VI. William Fickes, 10 Mss E,iza5e,a Claar,
both of Un.oa tp.
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BEDFORD COUNTY, IS

Atan Orphans Court
held at Bedford, in and Tor the county OF Bedford,
on the 30th day ofAP,ii, 1850, before the Judges
Of he said court,
o. motion oil O. Z. Stanton, Esq, the court
ggart rule the heirs aud legal representatives.
oj t.-ah EeazY, late OF Middle Woodberry Town
sf.g deceased, 10 wi, NIchael, Cathariue, David,
Ann. in.ermarri-d wIIb VIM. Elier, Peter, and ia
COO, Z minor, Who has for bis guardian David
>c5ueb ly, al! residing Bedford County, excerpt
DayId who resides in Ba,r county 10 be and ap-
pear At an 0,1.-n's Court to be arid at Bedford,
and for the county Of Bedford, The first Monday,
third day Of September a. D. 1850, to accept
fuse toaa the Real Estate of SAID deceased, al the
valuation wtlch has been valued and appraised in
pursuance OF vgr.t 81 Partition Valuation, issued
OF SAID courr, acd 10 the Sheriff OF SAID county
directed, or show Why tie same should no, be
sold,
.-,rEG In testimony whereof / have hereunto
IL. So SCI my hand and seal of said county, at
-~JJ.5z Bedford, the 7:h tag Of May, :. d. 1850.
ATTEST;
.a S. FLr1a. sAI'L. u. TATE,
Sheriff Clerk.
June -, 1850.
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BEDFORD COUNTY, s..

IL g y
At an Orphans Court
held at Bedford in and for the County Of Bedford,
on he 20sh day OF April, 4. D. 1850, before lie
judges OF the sa.t court,
On motion OF o. a. Spang, Esq, the Court grant
rule on the heirs ani legal representatives. Of Hen
~ Wo:ord. late of Londonderry township. dec d.,
10 VII Jacob Wo,iogd, who has conveyed h's
share to Leonard Bitrer, George WolioTd, residing
IN Bedford county, Michael Woiicrd, residing n
Favette county, Pa. Joseph Wolto'd residing n
Somerset co., Pa, Hannah, internaErIed wlth Ad-
am Shrover. residing in Allegheny CO., Nd. Mary
Wolford, residing 10 Bedford county, susanna inter
married with Solomon Smith, residing IN SedioTd
county. Catharlne IuternaEred With John Stokes,
residing in Cedar county. iowa, Barbara, who vas
,ntero,arried with John Devore, in Ohto since dead
leaving issue two children, to VII, Hannah and
Henry. residing in Ohio, and Adam Woiiord who IS
dead leaving issue three children, residing IN ONO,
Ia wit. Josiah, Elizabeth and Simon "oiord to oe
and appear at Orphans Court, 70 be held al bed
ford IN and Tor SAID county OF Bedford, the nrst
Nonday. third day Of September, a. D., 1860, TO
accent or re fuse 10 take The rrl, esrate OF sad de-
seased, or show cause "Ey the same should not be
ood. ,..- ,......
l.z9rl In testimony whereof nave hereuhto
,TS,f set nv hand and seal Of said Court, al
s,.r.,.y, Bedford the TIN day Of May, A. D. 1860.
ATTEST F.; = -,rr
wv s. FLUKE, SAM l.. h. IA r.
sheriff. Clerk.
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VwyHE WORLDS GREAT EXHIBITION
A PRIZE MEDAL, awarded TO G. MEYER
for his two PIANOS, LoLdon, October IS, 1851.

C. MEYER respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he has constantly on hand
PIANOS, equal 10 those for which ne received the
Prize Medal in London, in 1851.
All orders promptly attended 10, land great care
taken in the selection and packing the same.
He has received, during the last fifteen years.
more Medals than any other maker, from the Frank
lin Institutr-also, First Premiums in Boston, New
York and Baltimore.
Warerooms, No. 772 ARCH Street, below Eighth
South side, PHILADELPHIA
May 49, 1850. Tyr.
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a CDITOR'S NOTICE.

~ The undersigned appointed
by the Orphans Cour, of Bedford county, TO make
distribution of the balance in the hands o. Il. J..
BTuuer, Esq, admir- Of the Estate of Campbell
Hendrckson, decd, will sit for that purpose his
Office in Bedford, on Monday, the 9th day of jolly
next, when aud where those interested may attend
If they think proper.
JNO MOWER,
June 29, go. AudIlur
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RPgFCRD COUNTY, S..

BEDFORD COUNTY, ss.
hal at HedGosd, IN and for th@ county OF Bedford
on the 3Ob tay Of april, a. d. 1860, before the
Judges Of said court -
On motion OF Q. E. Shannon, Esq, thu court
grant rule on the heirs and legal representatives.
OF Jacob SMELL late OF Eas, Providence tp., deed,
70 wit; Maria, intermas asrled wIt Jonathan Stat
Ter. residing II story co0a,y, Iowa, Jacob Saell,
residing in Carroll county, III, George Sneu, resi-
ding iu Penn'a, Caroline, iEtermaTIed with Jacob
Il. Parntollar, now deceased, residing 10 Biau CO.,
Pa CHRISTOPHER Smell, residing IN Bedford county,
Caroline aud Catharlue MaHspeaHer, children cl
j'afbarirp MauspeakeT, decd &, OF whom o. l.. Shan-
ron is guardian and Da9id MaEspeaEeT, another
heir oC said CatbarIne, who is a minor and has 10
Guardian residing IN Carroll county, Illinois, and
Wm Smell residing IA Bedford county, Pa, sand
Wm. Sneu Eolas by purchase, the interest oi ali
,aj heirs, except Maria StatleT, Caroline Befndo'-
lar and David Mauspeakerl 10 he and appear at an
Orplar>' Court - be held Al Bedford, IN and for
g., + county OF Bedford, on the first Monday, thtd
,'ly of s-1tsuber A. o., 1850, 10 accept or refuse
70 t. ne real estate Of said deceased, al the Fd-
nation winch has been valued and app alsed ia pur-
sranra Of writ oil PARTITION Valuation issued out
r s.s court and to the Sheriff Of said county dlrec-
ted. or show cause why the same should not be
,r IN testimony whereof l have be-eu nto
lis, set ny hand ard seal Of said court, at Bed
.s,l-,g, tola, the -th day OF May, a. D 1900.
ATTEST: ,..
%M. ;. FLUEz, SAM IL H. a / -
oas5-a. t11Ek
June g, 1850.
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Nervous Disorders.

What IS fearful than breaking down Of the
nervous system To be excitabe or nervous in a
small degree Is most distressing, for where can
remedy be found There i, e:-arlna bu; little
vine, beer or spirits, far better none take no
eo1re-''"ak lea beng preferable get all the fresh
an you 'aHj take three or four Pills every night:
"a plenty Of soiias, avoiding the use of sion, ard
II these golden rules followed you viii De han
py IN mind and strong in body, and forget you baqe
any nerves.
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q UDITOR'S NOTICE

A UDliUhS = NOiIUE.-
"a The undersigned appointed
auditor distribute the funds in toe hands OF Sh=r
I'll Fiuke, arising IRON the sale OF the real estate OF
George Kimberly, would give notice to alt parties
Interested ia said distribution, that he viii attend
10 the duj,~s OF said appointment at has Office IN
Bedford borough, Saturday the l4th July next, al
/ o'cocG, p. u.
0. Il. GATHER,
June %, 1860. Auditor,
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EsTArE OF NICHOLAS KEGG, DECD.
~ Letters Of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned by the Register OF Bed
ford County, uron the Estate Of Nicholas Regg Esq.
late of Jonata Township deed, all persons indebted
10 said Estate are here notified that they VIII be
required to make immediate payment and those
having claims against the Estate will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
WM, GILLESPIE.
Juniats To-, June POD, 'e0,
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40 2 = AKE ,

L OR TRADE,
\ fTst-rate f1rm of limestone land in Norrson's
Cove, containing about l3I acres 100 of which mr..
CLEARED and balance well timorred. The farm il
we'll wat@Iei- The improvements are good two
story Frame House, Log House, Barn. Sc There
Is good orchard upon the premises The larY1 ad-
joins Bloomfield Furnace, lies half mile from the
HohdaysbuTg IuFnpike and four miles from Mar
unscIrg. There is a ready market al the doo- for
all kinds OF produce, and the land Is in high state
Of cultivation. For particulars inquire OF DAVID
Daniel, N possession, OF George Cleuga, Spang4 =
Mills.
Also
\ GItsi-mill property in Harnan's Bottom, now
owned oy Lewis n Fyan. The mill is large frame
with two overshot WHEELS and four run OF stone ia
good order, and in good settlement, with a SUI
hcient supply Of water The farm contains nearly
400 about 100 aliuvia soil. and cleared nd
the balance well t.nbered. The !mprov ements are
a large brick house, tenant house, miiers house,
barn, dstlieTy, &c. The farm be divided with
out disadvantage, IeImS reasonable.
Also
A tract o! land in ST. Clair tp containing 90
acres thereabouts, bout 5j cleared, with
two story log dwelling house, tenant-honse and
two log stables thereon erected also. an apple or
chard thereon, adjoining lands of VIM. eefe Jacob
Semierend others formerly the property of George
Kimberlin,
Farm Of I68 acres, about 100 cleared, with Double
Log House, New Bank Barn, and two good orchards
thereon, lying on the Juniata River, two miles
from Stonerstown, and bali mile from the rail-
road. This farm Is composed OF good quality of
river bottom land, 50 or 10 OF which can be
put into good o;eadow. The whole Is cow in good
state of cultivation.
Also
4 farm of us acres of limestone land in Liberty
Township near Stonefstown, known as the oJohn
Soer property" adjoining lands Of Squire Kensin-
GER, Stoer and others. The improvements are a
Log Eouse, Log Barn &c. There is good water Oh
the premises, also an orchard of good fruit.
Also
A new two-s,ory Roush-cas; House and two lots Of
ground ia Broadtop city.
ALSO
60 acres OF the best qnality Of land in Harrison
county, Iowa. near the Missouri, and close 10 the
county seat.
Lot of ground in Omaha city, Setr4ssa.
Also
100 acres of land, ia Southampton Township B4d-
ford county, lately owned BY Wn. Lashler.
TERMS to suit buyers.
q. Z. SHANNON
Jan 81, 1861 Bedford, ia
EMS and Boys wear, of all kinds, Just received
| vi ID for sale cheap, al Shoemakers Store. Noe
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Sick Headaches and Want OF Appe-

These feelings whicS saddeu US most frequent
~ arse from annoyances trouble, from obstruc-
ted PerSpiratIOn, or from eating and drinking what
is uait for thus disorderng the liver and stom-
ach. ! hese organs must be regulated if you wish
10 be well. Tue Pills, il taken according to the
printed instructions, will quickly restore healthy
action 10 both liver aud stomrch, whence follow a,
natural consequence. good appetite and clear
head. In the East and West Indies scarcely aay
other medicine IS ever used for these disorders
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
J.. LADoAUs, y. EULoS
WNATCHES AND JEWELRY.
w LEWIS LADOMUS & co.

w rrWICIADO1IflS m
=, 80 = y =,
No. SUI CHESTNUT STREET PBiL'.I.
frIpsr pooa ,,.o,,r r,.,,.t sr.rgr,
~, --,-, c..
'ou'u 'osl P7I''"'Iy ask Tue dll~"'io" o' N''t-
-eus aa" s 10 'helE A-ai6e' Nhe@P' "H1 ven
! e'-sT SSGT'IC :" ,-r, 90 ,,,,-,l,,,.
oCi'D 14'D olhF Ia W LbNLS,
JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
coys,srrv7 Il, p,rrop
Cali t1nn,iog lever wa,.ha. n,,, ia,s.,.a
10 -, -, % - "'I''e'' iU'' Je"e-s'' ., -,
Ga - Wats,. -. =. 81, :....,,, ''' w
&c a,rs+ oasa '' r." i"''' 'O'' ''"e' o, M
GoIJ Tenine W5rebs. ,,ao f.c. fan ;su,-
ellea IS carar case % M
Silver Lever Watches. Hnntin, ease. f,gt
iewelled, Is 90
SILVER Lever watches oren lace fsE ieuel
cd - oo
silver Lepine Watches Hnpting case IA oa
silver Lenlpe Watches, or,en fave. . 90
(;ol4 Guard Cbai1s - M
Goid Vasr and Foh chain. 1n m
coII psn Holder ,yitb pm and panc;E : IN
Goid Pencils N
Cold Pens with Silver Holders. 90
S,Iy,r shI. S,,o,s. ,.- co,
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Mothers and panel1tars

!! there IS ole thing more than another for y, hick
these Pills famous IT Is rheir purifying nrnn
critics especially their power OF cleansing the blood
from all impurities, and removing dangerous and
suspended secretous. Universally adopted as the
one grand remedy for female complaints, they
never fan, never we ken the system, ard always
bring about what is reguired.
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III L.GODBoLD,
Ia LIE TUNER & REPAIRER

M TUNER 8 hkPAlRER
of Pia nos, Melodeons &c, has made arrangements
TO visit this place regularly a stated periods. The
next visit will be in October Yearly contracts
made. Price for tuning S2.00. FIRST class pianos
for sale. Orders 10 be left et the "Gazette" office
H. L. &. has permission 10 refer TO the following
persons tor whom he has tuned
Hon. A. King, Hon. S. l. Russell, John Mower,
Esq, o. F.. Shannon, Esq, DR.. w. h. Watson, Rev.
s. Barnes, Mrs. Freyte,.
June 2e, ,60.
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Disorders Of the Kidneys,

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
hey, crete TOO much or too little water or whe-
thsr they be afflicted with stone or gravel or with
aches and pains settled N the ioins over the regions
oi the kidneys, these Pills should be taken accor-
ding 10 the printed directions and the Oiutn1sn,
should be vel rubbed Iuto the small Of the back a,
bed time TINS treatrnentwilI give almost IN ne.
dla'e relief when ali other means have failed
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~ ?. ? ERBT,
~/' S. ". CORNER FOURTH AED RACE ST,
PHILADELPHIA,
Manufactures ACCOUNT BOOKS OF the best quail
ity. Bankers and Merchants can have their Books
Iuled and bound IN any ye.
LJ-Premium awarded by the Franklin Institute.
n P. PERRY,
i, 5. " Corner. Fourth and Race streets, Phil
adenhia, supplies every article in the BOOk
STATIONERY line, at low prices. Hav-
inz superior facilities as a manufacturer, he
is eoabIcd 10 supply goods very low, and
make very fair profit. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
COLLECT TOGETHER
L An your cold Books" and Magazines take
them to PERRY'S Book Bindsres, Fou tn
and Race where you can have them bound
good an handsomely at = low price.
Nav Is, '60.-6 ms.
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For Stomachs Out of Order

Ne medicine will SO efecfuay improve the rons
de the stomach as these Pits they remove all aci-
hty, occas,oned d either by intemperance or iuprop-
ef Diet Ihey reach the liver and reduce II 10 d
healthy action they wonderfully eficacious in
casee OF sPasns-ln fact they never fIl iu curing
all disorders OF the liver and Stomach
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BrUroGo, July 10Th, 1850
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Ho0oooay's Pals are the best remsdv knows
in the por!9 for Tie fJN0zc,ag dtsea5ss
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From the Daily Gate City. ....
=" Report Me and My Cause
Arig;a1o

In your last issue I see tn, nam, of
Charles Franklin sislel al Secretary pro TEN
of political club meeting. an not the
Charles Franlln meatioa,l in sail pro-
Gee linys never actel as Secretary Of po-
litical meeting, as | verify believe, in my life,
anl Ikaoy | dill not as ths S;cretlry of
the one alulel to. III had, tn. name
w'nd MT have apoearcl in two places as
Charles. If there is a Charles Franklin
anoa5u', Ian gal t, see him plelscl to
the rights AL elnlity Of the States. For
myself, AN ever pleliei to b, kl,vl as a
Stats's R'gits D,n,;rlt, opp,sel to all here
sio' ate notel to b, inserp ,late into Demo.
cratic fait', an | al ul1in,iin, sl2o,rt,r of
B:e;ienrilss rlLtne. Please to SO report
me, and then, being reported Alright, I will
be, Very respectfully,
July 16, 1852. G. FRANKLIN.
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to day, that the Convention had not remain
ed together SO that they might finally have
cheated him. They have overthrown the
Democratic masses, but "Wo to the riders
that trampled them down." Political gar
blers you have breathed your conlagii
throughout the Democratic citadel, and pro-
famed and polluted its very walls. You have
delied its holy places by your corrupting
presence; unclean beasts fold in the area Of
its temples. and filthy reptiles have ,nhabit-
ed the sanctuary of its gods. Its towering
eagle of liberty has fled for a season, and foul
ravens croak for prey and whet their bloody
heaks and dirty ta,ons upon its sacred alters.
Political gamblersl you have perpetrated
Your last cheat-consummated your last
fra I'd upon the Democratic party, for you
will never again be trusted. Henceforth
YOU will be held and treated as political out
laws, and SET at defiance. There is no fox
so crafty but his hide finally goes to the hat
ters You will hang upon its skirts to re-
gain power, and lie in ambush for revenge,
but as an open enemy you are powerlcss,
and are only dangerous to those who trust
you With parties, and especially cliques,
who betrav trusts and abuse power as
with individuals, there is day of reckoning
and retributior, and yours is at hand,
For time at least sets all things even,
And I'VE but watch the hour,
b. There never yet was human power,
Who could evade If unforriven, ....r. ....-. ..
The patient search and vigil long,
or him who treasured up wrong.-lcheers.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE COURIER.

TEXAS, July lst, 1860.
Mr.. EDITOR: II promised you and others
that | would write-giving my views of
Texas. l found that could not do so
until had taken time l can now state
what knoao to be true.
This is no country for a northern man to
farm in. lie who expects to live by farming
had better not go to Texas. But for raising
stock it beats the world. | never saw as
fine cattle or as good beef at the north as are
found here They are meuer fed.by man.
Horses do as WELL and are never fed, al
though at times American horses require it.
All warehouses must be fed some, during
three or four months.
Sheep pay better than any other stock
They pay from fifty to one hundred per cent.
They should be fed from five to thirty days
each winter; that is if there is any snow or
sleet, as there is generally from one to ten
sleets hat lay on from one to three days.
There are but few people, however, who feed
anything. speak Of what should be.
1t would be impossible to feed the rowing
wild stock of h )rses and cattle.
Let all who emisrate to Texas bring none
but good mares--horses are not worth, in
reality, half as much as mares. Let the
wagon and harness be new, and of the best
quality. 1t is foolish to bring an old wagon
and harness-a good team is the thing. Most
of the Ottumwa people saw my outfit. l
sold it few DAYS SINCE for $1,000 cash in
band. Ispead of this that those who knew
the team can readily see that cold plugs"
would have sold for only alb nut half as much.
Texas is dry country, little or no fruit,
few vegetables, no luxuries, but great place
for lazy people. Yours, truly, w.
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ST JOINS. n F.. July 22,-Thc steam
ship North Brton, arrived at ST. Johns at 3
p. m. to dav.
The news is not important.
1t was rumorcd that Garibald has deter
mined to beSiege Messina
The Nepolitan government had resolved to
offer the SicianS the constitution Of 1912.
NAPLES. july 7th.-It is asserted that the
Ministry has obtained the Kings consent ,
the removal Of Gen. Nnnsiata, the head of
the Count Camarilla of rhe former reign.
The official journal of Sicily publishes the
proclamation Of the King granting col,s,itu-
ton to Naples, but proceeds it Ivy a leading
article advising him to remember the perjury
Of his predecessors, who also swore to govern
conStitutionally.
The Emperor Napoleon gave an audi ence
on Sunday to Count De Vaurane, special
ambassador from Garihaldi
Further papers had been laid before the
British Pertinent respecting Savoy and Nice
and the interests Of Switzerland.
The last Despatch. dated June 18th. by
Lord Russell, intimateS unwillinrneSs of hel
Maiesty's Government to take part in Con.
ference.
A Rome dispatch Of the 18th says the Irish
volunteers are leaving for Spolets, where q
corps Of 10000 men is to be concentrated
before the fortress.
The French Government had refused to
dena,ionalize the two French vessels pur.
chased for Garibaldi.
The Paris Patrie states that the siege oil
Messina is decided upon. hut the great heat
so terrible in Sicily in July and August, will
render operations exceedingly difficult.